Jannine, this is all very sketchy at best but maybe will be of some help to you. I have a Frederick Autry Nov 14, 1772 married to an Elizabeth Hampden about 1794 in NC. They had a son named Isham B. Autry born on March 11, 1817 Sampson County. Frederick had a brother named Elijah B Autry b1765. No parents listed for either Frederick or Elijah. Elijah had a son named William A Autry born 1784 married to Mary Campbell and they had a son named Elijah Henry Autry born 1813. Elijah Henry had a son named William Elijah Autry born 1848 who had a son named Delbert Autry who was born in 1886. I know this is a long line! Here is the clincher..... Delbert Autry is the father of Orvon Gene Autry. I wish I could give you more on this but I found it in some of my old records as I too have an Isham in my line. Good hunting! Marshall Autry

Food for thought in case anyone is interested. John 1. The Arrival of Autry's - Bundy and Brooks, 1996, Page 1 The earliest record is of a Simeon Autrey at Johanna in 1379. 2. The Arrival of the Autry's - Bundy and Brooks, 1996, Page 1 In the report on "The Voyage Made by Sir Richard Greenville for Sir Walter Raleigh to Virginia in the Year 1585" as published by Richard Hakluyt, Vol III, p. 307, from which extracts were published by Samuel A'Court Ashe, History of North Carolina (Charles L. Van Noppen, Greensboro, NC, 1908), Vol. I, p. 4: The 6th (of July, 1585) Master John Arundall was sent to the main and Manteo with him; and Captain Autry and Captain Boniton the same day were sent to Croatoan, where they found two of our men left there with thirty others by Captain Raymond twenty days before. The 8th Captain Autry and Captain Boniton returned with two of our men, found by them, to us at Wocokon (present Ocracoke Inlet). The colony under Master Ralph Lane stayed at Roanoke Island from August 17, 1585 to June 18, 1586, returning to England with the fleet of Sir Francis Drake. 3. Early Virginia Immigrants; 1623-1666A Attore, Edward, 1650, by Mordecay Cooke, -- Co. 4. Family Treemaker 200 Years of Ancestors 1706, June 7: King William County, Virginia Thomas MackGehee, Samuel Norment and William Lacey are sworn as appraisers of the estate of Alexander Autry, the value of which they place at 4000 pounds of tobacco. 5. The Arrival of the Autry's - Bundy and Brooks, 1996, Page 2 Before we assign all Autry's in America to Cornelius, Immigrant, we need to look at the earlier record in North Carolina records of Alex Autray. Could it be that he is our immigrant since he was here 16 yeas before Cornelius? Could Cornelius be his son or brother? At a council held at the 5th of June, 1740, Present His Excellency the Governor and The Honorable North Rice, Robt. Halton, Math Brown, Roger Moore, Eleazx Allen, Alex Autray was granted 110 acres in Beaufort County, (Colonial Records of North Carolina, Vol. 4, p.454). Since an Alex Autray received land 16 years before a known record of Cornelius Autry receiving land in 1756, it would appear that Alex Autray, not Cornelius may have been our progenitor if he had children. The Cornelius who received land in 1756 may have been his son. This recent information is in conflict with the generally accepted and published theory that all Autry's are descendants of Cornelius Autry of Edgecombe County. Alex Autray had to have been born no later than 1719 to have been 21 by 1740 when he received 110 acres in Beaufort Co., the age required to receive land grants. There were no Autry's in Beaufort Co., listed in the 1790 census, but there was a James Ottery (Autry) with a wife and son under 16 listed in the 1790 census for Beaufort Co. who may have been Alexander's son.

I have an Isham Autry b 1813 NC married Elizabeth Children Elizabeth Lyndia John Nancy Rebecca They are in Carroll County, Tn in the 1850 census Anyone know how they fit Jannine Coble Gregory Austin, Texas Remember "where ever you go there you are"

Hi Robert! I saw your reference to Pope Co. Autrey is my mother's family line but I am also researching my dad family and I have a set of g-grandparents that were born in Pope Co. I have been on the Pope Co. mailing list but as of yet have not receive any info helpful. I am looking for a Charles Van Ness(b.1867) and Jane Mullins(b. 1871)especially Jane. I have had a hard time finding any info on her. If you could help me, any info would be appreciated. ~Thanks Janet Shugart ----- Original Message ----- From: <RAB55@aol.com> To: <AUTRY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, February 14, 2002 8:30 PM Subject: Re: [AUTRY] Archibald Autry in Tenn. > I don't have a copy of the 1860 census of Crawford Co., Ark. > However, there is an excellent INDEX of the 1870 Ark census of Northwestern > Ark, which included Crawford and Pope (my county!) et al. Another volume has > the 1870 census of North Central Ark--and there may be others. They list the > heads of household and any other names; one can then look up the census. > They are compiled by Martha Vaughn (1999)and were obtained from an > outstanding genealogical group: Arkansas Research, PO Box 303, Conway, Ark > 72033. > I hope this helps. Don't recall the price, but it was reasonable. > Robert Autry Brooks > > > ==== AUTRY Mailing List ==== > Be sure to visit the Autry and Autrey surname message boards. They're at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~autry/records/ at the bottom of the page. > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

I don't have a copy of the 1860 census of Crawford Co., Ark. However, there is an excellent INDEX of the 1870 Ark census of Northwestern Ark, which included Crawford and Pope (my county!) et al. Another volume has the 1870 census of North Central Ark--and there may be others. They list the heads of household and any other names; one can then look up the census. They are compiled by Martha Vaughn (1999)and were obtained from an outstanding genealogical group: Arkansas Research, PO Box 303, Conway, Ark 72033. I hope this helps. Don't recall the price, but it was reasonable. Robert Autry Brooks

Hi! Do you have the 1860 census of Crawford County, Arkansas extracted? Thanks Jannine Coble Gregory Austin, Texas Remember "where ever you go there you are" ----- Original Message ----- From: <Dgjr23@aol.com> To: <AUTRY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, February 12, 2002 7:47 PM Subject: Re: [AUTRY] Archibald Autry in Tenn. > In a message dated 2/12/02 2:24:46 PM EST, EarlineLZ@aol.com writes: > > << George's father was Archibald Autry and we do have some like > information here. Archibald Autry was in Carroll County, TN in the > 1850 census. Based on some land records and 1860 census records, > we believe that Archibald moved from TN to AR due a 40 acre federal land > patent in 1860. > ---------------------------------------------------------- > Hello... > I found a marriages for CARROL Co. Tenn. Autry's... > Archable Autry to Winiford Parish 26 Feb. 1844 Is this your Archibald? > Durgan Autry to Susan Hedges 24 Oct. 1849 > John A. Autry to Winie M. Watson 19 Sept. 1847 > William Autry to Belinah Haywood 09 OCt. 1848 > ================================= > Arkansas Land sale were to > Archibald H. Autrey 160 Acres 03 May 1858 > Archibald P. Autry 40 Acres 01 Sept.1860 ... > ......(same to a John L. Autry,same date & place) > ------------------------------------------------------------------- > 1860 Census Crawford Co. Arkansas > Autry, Archibald ... Mountain Township, page 703 > ------------------------------------------------------------------- > Is this all notes of the same Archibald? > Hope this info may help someone. > Cheers, Diane G. > > > ==== AUTRY Mailing List ==== > Porcelain ornaments are still available with most of the spellings of the Autry surname on them. Take a look at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~autry/orn/ > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

Diana, Thank you for your search efforts and at least some of what you sent is, indeed, the same Archibald (and ours). I have to check on some of the other info, but I believe it may all be related. Thanks again for your generous sharing of time and effort. Earline Long-Zlotkowski San Antonio, Texas

In a message dated 12-02-02 4:59:39 PM Central Standard Time, jannine@ix.netcom.com writes: > Yes, I think we are, where were they in Arkansas? > Do you have them on the 1860 census? > Jannine Coble Gregory > Austin, Texas > Jannine, I do not have them in the 1860 census, but our cousin, Clif Turner may. We do have them in the 1910 Indian Territory OK census. Clif has been a MUCH more diligent researcher than I over the past several months due to a variety of reasons: (a) I'm in the throws of a very difficult genealogy certification course and it's taking a huge amount of my time; (b) my Mother has been somewhat ill for about 8 months and had back surgery in November, so that takes a lot of my time; and (c) our daughter is getting married in less than 2 months and the wedding planning is killing me! I sincerely hope that no one takes my lack of research in the past several months as a lack of interest or willingness. Mother was adopted by the Autrys and absolutely worshipped her adopted father, Earl Buel Autry. So while she is not a "blood descendant," she certainly views the Autry line as her own. Unfortunately, I do not know yet where they were in Arkansas, but only that Loucinda was born there. Clif may know more as he has been very active, very diligent and very successful over the past few months. He probably thinks I've died or something! Clif is in Dallas. If we all find that we are linked in the same family, we should think about trying to meet up someday soon. Tell me more about your line, okay? I only have from George Columbus (and not very much about him) down, which I would happily share with you if you are interested in that. Let me hear from you. What say you, Clif? How's it going? Earline

In a message dated 2/12/02 2:24:46 PM EST, EarlineLZ@aol.com writes: << George's father was Archibald Autry and we do have some like information here. Archibald Autry was in Carroll County, TN in the 1850 census. Based on some land records and 1860 census records, we believe that Archibald moved from TN to AR due a 40 acre federal land patent in 1860. ---------------------------------------------------------- Hello... I found a marriages for CARROL Co. Tenn. Autry's... Archable Autry to Winiford Parish 26 Feb. 1844 Is this your Archibald? Durgan Autry to Susan Hedges 24 Oct. 1849 John A. Autry to Winie M. Watson 19 Sept. 1847 William Autry to Belinah Haywood 09 OCt. 1848 ================================= Arkansas Land sale were to Archibald H. Autrey 160 Acres 03 May 1858 Archibald P. Autry 40 Acres 01 Sept.1860 ... ......(same to a John L. Autry,same date & place) ------------------------------------------------------------------- 1860 Census Crawford Co. Arkansas Autry, Archibald ... Mountain Township, page 703 ------------------------------------------------------------------- Is this all notes of the same Archibald? Hope this info may help someone. Cheers, Diane G.

Yes, I think we are, where were they in Arkansas? Do you have them on the 1860 census? Jannine Coble Gregory Austin, Texas Remember "where ever you go there you are" ----- Original Message ----- From: <EarlineLZ@aol.com> To: <AUTRY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, February 12, 2002 1:20 PM Subject: Re: [AUTRY] Autry Roll Call > Jannine: > I'm afraid that we do not know from WHERE in Tennessee George Columbus > Autry came. That is one of our BIG brick walls. > We believe that George's father was Archibald Autry and we do have > some like information here. Archibald Autry was in Carroll County, TN in the > 1850 census. Based on some land records and 1860 census records, we believe > that Archibald moved from TN to AR due a 40 acre federal land patent in 1860. > Does any of this sound as though we could be talking about the same > Autry line? That would be wonderful. > > Earline Long-Zlotkowski > San Antonio, Texas > > > ==== AUTRY Mailing List ==== > Be sure to visit the Autry and Autrey surname message boards. They're at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~autry/records/ at the bottom of the page. > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

Jannine: I'm afraid that we do not know from WHERE in Tennessee George Columbus Autry came. That is one of our BIG brick walls. We believe that George's father was Archibald Autry and we do have some like information here. Archibald Autry was in Carroll County, TN in the 1850 census. Based on some land records and 1860 census records, we believe that Archibald moved from TN to AR due a 40 acre federal land patent in 1860. Does any of this sound as though we could be talking about the same Autry line? That would be wonderful. Earline Long-Zlotkowski San Antonio, Texas

Where in TN was he born? Do you know who his father was? My Autry's came from Carroll County, TNT to the Indian Territory, OK. Jannine Coble Gregory Austin, Texas Remember "where ever you go there you are" ----- Original Message ----- From: <EarlineLZ@aol.com> To: <AUTRY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, February 11, 2002 7:42 AM Subject: [AUTRY] Autry Roll Call > I am seeking ancestors AND descendants of: > George Columbus AUTRY, b. Oct 1851 in TN, d. Bef. 1910, Indian Territory, OK. > Md. Loucinda C. Davis/Brown/BALLINGER (b. 27 Dec 1854 in AR, d. 29 Nov 1927 > in OK). They had the following children: > Ida, Lee Anderson (b. 13 Dec 1878), Tabbie (b. 1882), Hattie M. (b. Oct > 1885), William H. (b. Jun 1889), Luther (b. Feb 1890), Florida (b. Dec 1891), > Flora (b. abt. 1893), Earl Buel (b. 7 Oct 1894, my grandfather), and Julia > (b. 7 Dec 1896). The children were all born in some part of Indian > Territory. > > Any information or clues will be appreciated. > > > ==== AUTRY Mailing List ==== > Have you visited the Autr* genealogy page? It's full of information for all versions of the Autr* surname! Take a look at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~autry/ > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

Marshall: I am looking for any information on Mary Autry/Autrey, b. abt. 1795, d. 1888-1896, who married Joseph Darnall/Darnell, b. abt. 1783, d. 7 Apr 1856. I have not been able to find a record of the marriage and have no date for it; however, it may have been bef. 1813. I believe she is the Mary Darnell who married Euclidas Longshore on 10 Dec 1857 in Chambers Co, AL. Euclidas was born 23 Oct 1792 and died 10 Mar 1861 in, probably, Randolph Co, AL. There is a Joseph in the Tax Digest for Clarke Co, GA, in 1805, and for Putnam Co, GA, in 1815. My Joseph may have lived in Greene Co, GA in 1820, and was on the 1830 Census in Morgan Co, GA. He moved with his wife and children to Troup Co, GA, by 1840, and to Randolph Co, AL by 1850. Joseph died 7 Apr 1856 in Randolph Co, AL (not in 1850 in Chambers Co, AL, as reported in some sources). Barefield, Marilyn Davis, Historical Records of Randolph County, Alabama 1832-1900, (Southern Historical Press, 1985), p. 101, notice published in "The American Eagle," 10 Apr 1856, "Joseph Darnall, 74 years old, died in Roanoke on the 7th. Was a member of the Missionary Baptist Church. Was survived by his wife and children." If anyone can help with this family, I would be very grateful. ____________________ Bill King williamking@mediaone.net ____________________

----- Original Message ----- From: <AUTRY-L-request@rootsweb.com> To: <archautry@knology.net> Sent: Sunday, February 10, 2002 8:12 PM Subject: Re: Roll Call Again > > This is a multi-part message in MIME format. > > > ------=_NextPart_000_0060_01C1B26F.42411500 > > Content-Type: text/plain; > > charset="iso-8859-1" > > Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > > > I too like to join in the roll call every so often to see where all my > > "cousins" have gotten off to! So, once again, here is my line. > > Marshall Autry AFA-84 > > > ------=_NextPart_000_0060_01C1B26F.42411500 > > Content-Type: application/octet-stream; > > name="Marshalls line.rtf" > > Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable > > Content-Disposition: attachment; > > filename="Marshalls line.rtf" > > > {\rtf1\ansi\ansicpg1252\deff0\deflang1033{\fonttbl{\f0\fnil\fcharset0 = > > Courier New;}{\f1\fnil Courier New;}} > > \viewkind4\uc1\pard\li420\ri240\qj\f0\fs20 If we are to believe that = > > we all descended from one common ancestor, then I am the GGGGGrandson of = > > Cornelious Autry of North Carolina.Looking at all those G's makes me = > > feel young in comparison. \par > > I like to think that in the line of procession that I am somewhat = > > unique in that I descended from Isham(Isom). This was derived mostly = > > through a long and tedious probing by myself and with the aid of Dr. = > > Bundy who was of tremendous help. Through the process of elimination we = > > arrived at the conclusion that Isham had to be my ancestor because he = > > was the only one of the Autrys who fit! We compared and looked at all = > > the possibilities, using what we knew and what had to be the only = > > resonable conclusion of our searches, Isham was indeed my ancestor.\par > > Archibald was Ishams son. It was due quite a lot to the notations in = > > his obituaries that we reached this conclusion. He left North Carolina = > > while quite young and came to Georgia settling in Eatonton, Putnam = > > County. Here he met and married Nancy Ann Hawkins and they began a long = > > and fruitful marriage, ending with a total of 11 children. Their stay in = > > Putnam Cty, was short and they moved to their eventual family place in = > > Harris County, Ga. Archibald lived about 83 years, his obituary closing = > > with the phrase "the old are passing away." He was buried on his = > > property, one of the old cabins where his daughter lived and where he = > > died is still standing.\par > > Andrew was the third son of five boys and my GGrandfather. He and his = > > two brothers William and Edward served in the Confederate Army with all = > > three of them being wounded, Edward eventually dying of his wounds. = > > Andrew was at Gettysburg and wounded in both legs, his military records = > > reporting that he was "left beside the road". He was captured, sent to = > > the Union hospital in Maryland and later transferred to the prison at = > > Point Lookout. He was swapped and at the end of the war he had been = > > disabled due to his injuries. He died in 1903 and is buried with his = > > wife in Phenix City Ala.\par > > My grandfather was the grandson of the first Archibald and was named = > > the same. He worked for the Columbus Water Works, being eventually = > > "fired" and put on pension at the age of 89 because he wouldn't stop = > > coming to work! Although he was named Archibald, he usually signed his = > > name as Archie B. Autry and was called Arch which is the reason I use = > > that as my E-mail address name. He too is buried in Phenix City, Ala. = > > after 89 years of life.\par > > My father was named James Monroe Autry, his life not being one of any = > > thing spectacular other than getting his only son through the first 18 = > > years of his life. He is buried in the same lot as his Dad and my = > > Grandfather Archibald.\par > > Me? I am almost at the ripe old age of 67. My life was shared for 43 = > > years with Dolores Hill, my high school sweetheart who passed away in = > > 1997. We have three children....Michael, Tracy and Chris who have = > > furthered the Autry line by adding five grandchildren to the long and = > > proud history of Autrys who have preceeded us. I haven't been able to = > > document any horse thieves or outlaws although I'm sure there are some = > > in the long line from Cornelius. Let us all hope they are a part of the = > > past.\f1\par >

Mollie, Which of Alonzos sons are you from? - his son, Ollie D. Autry was my husbands grandfather. He grew up knowing Garner and Hardy (Lilburn Hardy), but as far as I know, he never knew Walter or Earl. Carol Autry ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mollie Molnar" <MollMol@msn.com> To: <AUTRY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, February 11, 2002 8:03 AM Subject: [AUTRY] Roll Call > My line is through: > Captain JOHN AUTRY and wife ELIZABETH (Georgia) > JACOB AUTRY and wife ELIZABETH COOK (South Carolina) > LEMUEL AUTRY and wife NANCY TAPP (Alabama-Mississippi-Arkansas) > ALONZO ELIAS (LONNIE) AUTRY and wife MOLLIE PATTON (Arkansas) > > I have been involved in genealogy since 1963 and give many thanks to those who share in research but especially to Mahan Blair Autry, V. Mayo Bundy, Robert Autry Brooks for their contributions to the history of the Autry family. > > > > Mollie Autry Molnar in Missouri > > > ==== AUTRY Mailing List ==== > Be sure to visit the Autry and Autrey surname message boards. They're at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~autry/records/ at the bottom of the page. > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

I am seeking ancestors AND descendants of: George Columbus AUTRY, b. Oct 1851 in TN, d. Bef. 1910, Indian Territory, OK. Md. Loucinda C. Davis/Brown/BALLINGER (b. 27 Dec 1854 in AR, d. 29 Nov 1927 in OK). They had the following children: Ida, Lee Anderson (b. 13 Dec 1878), Tabbie (b. 1882), Hattie M. (b. Oct 1885), William H. (b. Jun 1889), Luther (b. Feb 1890), Florida (b. Dec 1891), Flora (b. abt. 1893), Earl Buel (b. 7 Oct 1894, my grandfather), and Julia (b. 7 Dec 1896). The children were all born in some part of Indian Territory. Any information or clues will be appreciated.

That's the Daughters of the Republic of Texas who run they Alamo. They were solely responsible for saving it from destruction and for its preservation. The State of Texas keeps trying to take it away from them and put it under the auspices of (I believe it is) the Texas Parks System. I think that would be an insult and a travesty. They do a beautiful job, and I'm glad someone on this list found their efforts useful.

My line is through: Captain JOHN AUTRY and wife ELIZABETH (Georgia) JACOB AUTRY and wife ELIZABETH COOK (South Carolina) LEMUEL AUTRY and wife NANCY TAPP (Alabama-Mississippi-Arkansas) ALONZO ELIAS (LONNIE) AUTRY and wife MOLLIE PATTON (Arkansas) I have been involved in genealogy since 1963 and give many thanks to those who share in research but especially to Mahan Blair Autry, V. Mayo Bundy, Robert Autry Brooks for their contributions to the history of the Autry family. Mollie Autry Molnar in Missouri

Sorry, my grandfather, Roy Allen Autry, was the son of Gustavus Adolphus Autry, who was the son of George Monroe Autry.

Hello everyone; Yes It was the Mexican Army led by General Santa Ana. I appologize with the wrong army. The Christening dress was made by Martha W. Autry for Hal Wyche Greer and it is at the Alamo. If you are interested in locating the letters they are housed at Rice University in Texas. I have copies of them as well. This line is very well documented and I collected quite a bit of them. There are a couple gedcoms floating around out there that has Micajah Autry listed as son of Cornelius Autry. This is wrong. Micajah is the son of Theophilus Autry. Cornelius Autry did have a son named Micajah, but he was born around 1819 (I believe) and he was named for his uncle Micajah. Warmly, Sara Greer