Strange DNA
Merging paper sources with DNA to Ancient Roots to Ireland, Scotland & Scandinavia through Europe to Armenia.
Notes
Matches 401 to 450 of 1,040
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| 401 | Full Blood Cherokee. | Nannie of the Holly Clan (I5818)
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| 402 | Full Blood Chickasaw Indian lived on Colberts Reserve in Alabama. US Court Case (southern district) No.13. 1806, Chickasaw Case No.06. Choctaw & Chickasaw citizenship court case (Tishomongo Dockst) No.32. | Colbert, George (I4948)
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| 403 | gay | Craig (I110)
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| 404 | Geoffery of Monmouth source. | Awiragus Arviragus Britain (I6573)
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| 405 | Gervase Coch | Gruffudd Griffith De Sutton (I6275)
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| 406 | Gideon son? | Mitchell, David (I6022)
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| 407 | God-Shepard Space 4 | Taylor, Joseph McGary (I68)
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| 408 | Goochland Mitchells via Abner, Wm. & David - they are on tax lists. Joe’s line via WIlliam. Grandson named Bowling via Archelaus. | Mitchell, Archelaus (I6006)
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| 409 | Got nickname while attending Abilene Christian College playing basketball. Rancher in Ozona, Tx, raising cattle & sheep. Later raised turkey’s under “Lefty’s Turkey Patch” shipping smoked turkey’s across US. County Commissioner, school & hospital boards, Meals on Wheels. Played bridge & 42. Elder at church of Christ. | Walker, Clifton “Lefty” Orville (I1438)
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| 410 | Grace Davidson wrote the following in the family tree book she made...page 23..Chapter III Since there is very little family tradition concerning Alsey and Melvinna (Vinnie), we must rely on printed documents for any kind of information. We find in the Deeds books in Warren County and Cannon County, Tennessee that Alsey bought and sold land and slaves. It is our thought that the land the Jones Cenetery lies on, was part of the land originally belonging to his father James Jones. Alsey and his brother-in-law, Russell Lewis and their wives are found numerous time selling and buying land. We will have more on the Moore line later, Alsey married Melvinna Moore and Russell Lewis married her sister Delilah Moore. These were daughters of Jesse Galla (Galli or Gally) Moore. | Jones, Alsa Alsey (I1987)
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| 411 | Granda said because Nana worked at the drug store behind the bar, she was a “soda jerk”. TImeline: Granda 12-14 yrs. (’38-’40) old at military school, Mexico, MO 1942-1943-Met Nana at drugstore that Maggie owned in Mineral Wells 1946-Granda inlisted into the Navy 1947-Married in West Memphis, Arkansas Maggie moved to OKC Nana & Granda moved to Dallas; Paul born 1951 Moved to Lubbock Charles born in Lubbock Moved to New Jersey for 1 year Moved to CHicago Moved to OKC Dyer (sisters) women lived in West Memphis Maggie married Col. about 1950-1951 Published: December 7, 2004 in Newsok KEY Catherine Leoma Key, 75, of Oklahoma City, passed away December 6, 2004 due to complications of Parkinson's Disease. She was born, March 3, 1929 to Gary & Leoma Taylor in Mineral Wells, Texas. She married her high school sweetheart, Bill Key, who had just returned from naval service. They were blessed with three sons while in Texas and in 1962, moved to Oklahoma City. It was here where Catherine began a life-long devotion of service to others. She was involved in scouting and was PTA president at Council Grove Elementary. She taught Sunday School at her church home, Northwest Church of Christ. She was also involved with the Southwest Guidance Center and was President for the Lioness Club from 1987 to 88. Catherine was an in home caregiver and loved animals. She is survived by her husband of 58 years, Bill Key of Oklahoma City, 3 sons and their spouses, Paul & Vella Key of Edmond, Charles & Janice Key of Oklahoma City, and Tim & Sandy Key of Sherman, Texas. She also had 7 grandchildren, Kyan Hayden, Vanessa Schwarz, Amy Jinkins, Brandy Gilmore, Josh Key, Jacob Key & Chelsea Key and 5 great grandchildren. Her siblings include, Martha Jones of Houston, Texas, Flodelle Rainey and Greta Watson both of Odessa, Texas. She was preceded in death by her brother Daniel Taylor and her parents Gary Taylor and Leoma Taylor Matthews all of Odessa. A memorial service will be held on Thursday, December 9 at 11:00 a.m. at Northwest Church of Christ, 4301 NW 23rd, in Oklahoma City. In lieu of flowers donations may be sent to Northwest Church of Christ Children's Ministry. | Taylor, Catherine Leoma (I57)
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| 412 | Grandpa was Gov. Theophilus Eaton. | Jones, Elizabeth (I5564)
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| 413 | Grandparents of Gen. James Tayloe, War of 1812. | Taylor, James (I3039)
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| 414 | Grandparents of Pres. Madison. | Madison, Ambrose (I3036)
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| 415 | had 13 children | Strange, Mary Elizabeth (I7036)
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| 416 | Had a midwife after the move to the new house; a Mrs. Vancacter. Two doctors remembered were Riley & Clark. Primitive Baptist. | Green, Ann Chestnut (I354)
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| 417 | Had an Aunt named Ellen Prendergast who left her a great chunk of money. Have copy of will. | Reynolds, Mary (I2139)
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| 418 | Had color tv in Okla. City. | Britton, Aaron Younger (I186)
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| 419 | Had lands in Litcham on her marriage. | LeStrang, Alice (I6376)
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| 420 | Had several children but only one is known? | Strange, James Jr. (I7139)
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| 421 | HAD SIX (6) MORE SONS NOT LISTED here! | Strange, Benjamin Jr. (I7135)
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| 422 | Had slaves. Shelton (Giles’ wife) surnames mentioned in will. | Payne, William (I3378)
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| 423 | Had the big ancester paintings that I got from Moma & Daddy Mc. Ran a “rooming house” in Amarillo, Teaxs. | Mathews, Ida Anna (I242)
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| 424 | Hadleigh | Taylor, Thomas I (I3232)
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| 425 | Haines St. & Limekiln Pike, Phil, PA 19138, Section Cm Site 149 | Snead, Elisha B. (I2674)
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| 426 | Hannß Boß | Boss, Hannss Hannß Boß Jr. (I5867)
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| 427 | Hannß Boß | Boss, Hannss Hannß Boß Sr. (I5868)
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| 428 | Hanover? | Sneed, John (I2211)
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| 429 | Haplogroup: R1b | Mitchell, John (I5991)
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| 430 | Has a grandson named Robert J. Evans. | Blackwell, Andrew S. (I4571)
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| 431 | Has done a lot of Mitchell research. | Mitchell, Robert Alexander Jr. (I6085)
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| 432 | Has the painting of George Thomas Mark. | Norton, Richard III (I4944)
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| 433 | Haughmond Charity | John a Clerk (I6295)
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| 434 | Have marriage cert. Jan 2012-Palo Pinto does not have a Death Cert. Have a Cassie Pierce with father as Pierce (must be their daughter). July 2012-A person has obtained a copy of her death cert. showing Bolin as her father. | Savage, Cassandra “Cassie” (I2494)
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| 435 | Have will on ancestry account. Died from asthma. | Furr, Wilson Mathias (I3896)
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| 436 | He became a cannon in 1172-1174. | LeStrange, John (I6613)
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| 437 | He became a knight and was killed in Scotland. | LeStrange, Sir William (I6156)
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| 438 | He came to Exeter, Devon about 1150. On record in 1159 and 1160 at a church for the Cannons in Exeter. He had evidently no children. | LeStrange, Richard (I6179)
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| 439 | He graduated from Norfolk College with degrees in law and French literature. | Strange, Edward Magruder (I7026)
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| 440 | He had sons with slaves. Jim Mitchell of Joe’s on ancestry goes to this guy and Jr. | Mitchell, Stephen Sr. (I5985)
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| 441 | He is on a deed before 1157 at Haughmond Abbey, Shropshire | LeStrange, Reginald (I6181)
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| 442 | He is on record as a son of Siward LeStrange. He came from Norfolk to Dorest in about 1160. He is on the 1189 Pipe Roll in Dorest. “Devonshire LeStranges” | LeStrange, William “Willelmo Extraneous” Extraneous (I6168)
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| 443 | He is on record at Rode in Somerset, on 12 Dec 1229 as holding a hide of land in Somerset of Robert de St. John. He was paid scutage in Devon in Sept. 1235. He is on these records as Johanni LeStrange. | LeStrange, John Johanni II (I6159)
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| 444 | He is on record in 1199. | LeStrange, John I (I6161)
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| 445 | He obtained land at Litchum and Mileham from Alan Fitz Flaald in Norfolk in 1110. Continued to Ralph son of Siward to his son Durand, more land given from Fitz’ Alan Fitz Flaald. | LeStrange, Siward Extraneous (I6176)
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| 446 | He reportedly had eight daughters, born in 1820, 1822, 1825, 1828, 1830, 1832, 1835, and 1838. | Strange, John (I7236)
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| 447 | He served as a private in the Confederate Army during the Civil War. | Strange, William Mayo (I7050)
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| 448 | He was a devoted Episcopalian, and having left no children nor heirs at his death in 1887, bequeathed $50,000 to the Episcopalian Old Ladies‟ Home in Norfolk. | Strange, William Gay Alloway (I7042)
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| 449 | He was a surveyer. He moved to Nashville, TN in 1803 then settled at Fayetteville, TN about 1807. | Bright, James Jr. (I5847)
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| 450 | He was given a negro boy named John in his father‟s Will , 1794. left two hundred and fifty acres, and the negro slaves Shadrick Strange and Velek Strange to borther Benjamin. | Strange, Owen Jr. (I7240)
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