Tom King: The other message tonight was for Tom Johes and I forgot to show that. The Irvin Eldridge Breedlove m. 2nd. Dinnah Phillips and his son Ervin married Sarah Phillips another Phillips family. The William E. should have been William Uriah but he always put William R. he was a Church of Christ minister and marr. lots of people he was my G. grandfather. He was born in Newton Co in 1858 and died in Johnson Co Ar bur. at Annie's Chapel Cem there. This is also where Mary Frances and James Basil Sparks are bur. she was Wm.'s sister. Tom, do you know anyone doing research on this Wm. & Chloe Breedlove from Morgan Co Tn? I have not been able to find a marrage record for Irvin E. Breedlove and Elizabeth Snow, it may be in Morgan co Tn, I will have to check there. This is the first clue to Irvin possibley being in Tn. Elizabeth was there with her family in 1850. I would like to know more about the Breedloves in Morgan Co, do you know who might have that family? Thanks Tom, I really do appreciate your work and have copied most of it and kept for future reference. Thanks again!!! Juanita

Tom: You mentioned rootsweb digest in your message concerning the Breedloves in Newton Co, what are you talking about? Did I do something wrong? If so please let me know how to correct. I am one of the two Breedlove families in Newton Co Ar. My family, Irvin Eldridge Breedlove b. in Warren Co NC was here in the early 1850's. He marr. Elizabeth Snow from Morgan co Tn and they had their first child in Newton Co Ar in 1854. The other family was William R. Breedlove who came here in the late 1870's from TN. A grandson of Wm. R. remembers sitting down with Irvin and they figured out how they were related but no one knows that secret today. Thanks Tom. Juanita

Gang, This is from Jami -- Don't forget! messages to be distributed to the list at large go to BREEDLOVE-L@rootsweb.com Commands (such as SUBSCRIBE and UNSUBSCRIBE) go to BREEDLOVE-L-REQUEST@rootsweb.com I hope everybody had a good holiday! Tom --[ FORWARDED PRIVATE MESSAGE ]-------- To: VSVE92A From: "Jamie Henriksen" <jandjhenriksen@mvtel.net> Subject: NEWTON CO., AR BREEDLOVES Date: 09/07/98 06:50 PM I somehow lost the digest that included the Breedlove's in Newton Co., AR. I am looking for information on Drucilla Breedlove b. 1847 MO. She had a brother named William b. 1842. Her father was Henry Breedlove b.1806. I believe that William and Henry are buried in Newton Co., near Flippin or Yellville. I am hoping that these families will connect. Any info would be appreciated. Thanks, Jami Henriksen

Of the Breedloves who settled in Ross County, Ohio right after 1800, one family went on to Clay Twp, Morgan County, Indiana. It was headed by Bayles (Bales) Breedlove who died there 27 Feb 1869. His children were Thomas, J., Mary A., Louis I., Elijah, and Pheriba. Interesting enough, Pheriba, being a cousin of mine, married another cousin of mine in the Stafford line. Larry (in Florida)

In a message dated 9/6/98 7:36:32 PM Central Daylight Time, DVPorter@aol.com writes: > They were with a group who disbursed and > the 4 brothers and 2 sisters proceeaded on to Brown County where James and > John settled, Henry ;on to Boone County eventually. I'm interested in your Brown County, IN group. My gggg grandparents, Jonathan HAMPTON and Jemima BREEDLOVE settled in what was to become Brown county sometime before 1820. Jonathan was from Pennsylvania and they lived in Ohio prior to coming to Indiana. I wonder if there could be some connection, or if it were coincidence that your family landed in Brown County. Hal Smith Friendswood, TX

Frieda: This is the info I was telling you about. I hope someone out there is familar with this family. Breedloves in Newton Co Arkansas Irvin Eldridge Breedlove is my GG grandfather and I found him first in Newton Co Ar in 1854, 1856 and 1858 for the birth of my G grandfather William Uriah Breedlove. He was in the 1860 Newton co census, he was born in Warren Co NC in 1832 and d. Thayer Mo bur. In the Thayer Cemetery in 1900. He and the Wm. R. Breedlove below some time before 1900 they sat down one day and figured out how they were related but today no one knows that. I do not know where in TN Wm is from and he had 15 children and today I only have 10 of them. He was marr. Twice. William R. Breedlove The family thinks he was b. in TN 5 July 1853 d. Newton Co Ar 20 Mar 1916 bur in the Crossroads Cem in Newton Co Ar. Marr. Elizabeth Williams & Celeste J. The children are: 1. Grover marr. A Davis. 2. Lemuel A. 7 b. 7/Apr/1880 d. 7 Apr 1952 bur. Crossroads. His mother is Celeste J. Wife Nancy S. Martin 3. Thomas 4. Ruben d. Wichita KS 5. Wm. "Bill" 6. Ida 7. Julie 8. Elizabeth "Betty" 9. Harry 10. Charles There are 5 more children but I do not have them yet. I do not know where in Tn Wm came from. Regards, Juanita

Hi, I can't help you with Breedloves in Indiana, but I am descended from Cindarilla Breedlove and Thomas Lowry, who both died in Missouri (Laclede County) with a very short time from each other IN 1858. Was there an epidemic or something in 1858 in Missouri? Does anybody know? My Breedloves came from VA through KY too. Carole --[ ORIGINAL MESSAGE ]----------------- Finally we have another Indiana Breedlove on this web,for a while I thought I was the only one researching them. I appear to share a very similar ancestry with Brad and Konni, somehow missed James's e-mail so don't know his family. Have lots of information back to four brothers, John, James, William and Henry and their two sisters Elizabeth (later married a Hanley) and Lucinda who came together from VA about 1830 by way of Louisville Ky, where they crossed the Ohio river and landed at New Albany,lndiana,Wm. and Henry were full brothers, John and James their half brothers and Eliza and L:ucinda half sisters, there were other children in their family. They were with a group who disbursed and the 4 brothers and 2 sisters proceeaded on to Brown County where James and John settled, Henry ;on to Boone County eventually. William supposedly left during the gold rush for California but died along the way about 1858 (either that is year he left or year he died) they think he died in Missouri. If any of this is familier to anyone please write me perhaps we can fill in blanks for each other. Sincerely, Beth Breedlove Porter

Finally we have another Indiana Breedlove on this web,for a while I thought I was the only one researching them. I appear to share a very similar ancestry with Brad and Konni, somehow missed James's e-mail so don't know his family. Have lots of information back to four brothers, John, James, William and Henry and their two sisters Elizabeth (later married a Hanley) and Lucinda who came together from VA about 1830 by way of Louisville Ky, where they crossed the Ohio river and landed at New Albany,lndiana,Wm. and Henry were full brothers, John and James their half brothers and Eliza and L:ucinda half sisters, there were other children in their family. They were with a group who disbursed and the 4 brothers and 2 sisters proceeaded on to Brown County where James and John settled, Henry ;on to Boone County eventually. William supposedly left during the gold rush for California but died along the way about 1858 (either that is year he left or year he died) they think he died in Missouri. If any of this is familier to anyone please write me perhaps we can fill in blanks for each other. Sincerely, Beth Breedlove Porter

James Breedlove wrote: > > Don't have much to go on, but I kind of wondered what relation you are > of the Breedlove's or which Breedlove's. > James Breedlove Hi James, I am the 2G-Grandson of Malinda Penina Breedlove, born in New Albany, Floyd Co., IN. She married John Oliver Hazzard Perry McCune on November 2, 1852 in Clark Co., IN. She is in the U.S. Population Census of Floyd Co., IN on page 308, DW#158, FM#191. She died July 8, 1902 in Alexandria, Madison Co., IN, and was buried on July 11, 1902 in Jeffersonville, Clark Co., IN. Malinda was the daughter of William B. Breedlove who was born on May 5, 1805 in Shenandoah Co., VA (present day Page Co., just southeast of Luray, Virginia near Breedlove Knob.). He married Frances Poulson on May 12, 1827 in Floyd Co., IN. The 1830 U.S. Census of Floyd Co., IN list him on page 348 with the following household 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 - 1 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 .William died June 2, 1858 in New Orleans, Orleans Parish, LA. Malinda Penina and Amelia Ann Breedlove are the only two daughters, that I am aware of. William's father was Isaac M. Breedlove. Isaac was born in Culpepper Co., VA on July 27, 1772. He married twice. December 31, 1793, he married Eve Shank in Shenandoah Co., VA (now Page Co., VA). Eve died before 1800. Isaac then married her sister Barbara Shank on August 18, 1800 in Shenandoah Co., VA. They had two children. Elizabeth married Henry Miller, and William who married Frances Poulson. Barbara was the daughter of Martin Shank Sr. and Carolina Dorothea of present day Page Co., VA. Isaac's middle name may have been Martin. His family is listed in the 1810 Census of Shenandoah Co., VA, and the 1820 census of Botetourt Co., VA. Isaac died on March 25, 1849 in Clark Co., IN. He is buried in the Coffman Cemetery near Borden, Clark Co., IN. Would love to know the parents of Isaac. Please let me know if you have a clue. Sincerely, Brad !!!!! 0^0-) =

Can anyone forward to me a copy of the 1830 Breedlove census. I was unable to download it before when Tom sent it out. Thanks so much. Beth

Tom, I followed your last communication and I don't have a John as a son of Thomas and Sarah Broaddus Breedlove. Could you tell us who you have as children of Thomas and Sarah? Where did you get your information or is that too involved a question to ask? How are the copies of Hope's books coming along. I have returned to England, but my copy would be forwarded to me here -- for a price. I am looking forward to having it anyway. Martha

Tom -- You are right about William dying on 14 Feb 1897. I got mixed up and put his marriage date to Mary GRAVES as his death date. I don't think that was a Freudian slip or anything. I appreciate the information about how to get a copy of Minnie Florence BREEDLOVE's death certificate from Ellis County. I will try to get that done soon. Finally, no, you didn't ever send William's ancestry to me, or at least not that far back. I have that Beverly is his father, and that John is Beverly's father, but I didn't know how to trace him back to Charles BREEDLOVE or if he even went back to Charles. I would appreciate that information very much. Thank you for your help!! Terry

Terry L. Jones wrote: > After several months of reading all of your messages I have finally > decided to post something myself. I was reading through the old > Breedlove messages and found one from Cristy Dillard on the William F. > Breedlove family in Bell County, Texas. Below is the information I have on this family, which includes what Cristy sent me and information I received from Tom King. > WILLIAM F. BREEDLOVE (s/o Robert H. BREEDLOVE and Mary Elizabeth EVANS), b. 6 Jun 1830 in Henry County, TN; d. 22 Nov 1854 in Bell County, TX. ^^^^^^^^^^^ I doubt I sent you 22 Nov 1854 as William Frank (Dock) Breedlove's date of death. He was very much alive on the 1860, 1870 and 1880 census of Bell Co., TX. I have his death as 14 Feb 1897. > 4. Minnie Florence BREEDLOVE, b. 9 Nov 1863 in Bell County, TX; d. 22 > Jan 1920 in Ellis County, TX; buried in the Palmer Cemetery in Ellis > County, TX. (The information on Minnie is somewhat speculative; I am > still looking for verification.) Her Texas State Death Certificate Number is 001155. Since it is over 75 years old, you should be able to get a copy from the Ellis Co., clerk for just $1. > If anyone out there sees an error in this information or has something > to add, please post it. I don't ever see enough posting on the Texas > Breedloves. Terry, did I ever send you information on William Frank's ancestry through Robert Henry Breedlove & Mary Evans, Beverly Breedlove & Fannie Bohannon, John Breedlove & Margaret Vawter, Thomas Breedlove & Sarah Broaddus, and finally Charles Breedlove & Mary Parr? Have now completed abstracting all of the Breedlove names from the Texas State Death Index into a database file that I have cross matched to the SSDI. Also the Texas State Birth Index through about 1960. These State indexes are very incomplete as they only listed those that actually had a birth or death certificate on file, while I know of many, many more that none were ever filed for. Some people have two birth certificates, one filed at birth with perhaps their name or "Infant of (father), and another one that they filed as delayed later in life when they needed a record. Tom King

Hi Terry: In your Breedlove research, have you run across a Irvin Eldridge Breedlove? He was b. 1832 and all I know about him is he was in Carroll & Newton Co Ar. by the early 1850"s. First child b. there in 1854. Mary Frances b.1854-1841 Martha J. b.1856 William Uriah b. 1858-1929 Margaret b. 1864 John M. b. 1867 Ervin b. 1869 Levi b. 1870 Colombus b. 1872 Joseph b. 1873 Martin R. b. 1875 His records show he was born in Warren Co NC but now I am wondering if that is correct as I can not place him anywhere. So any of these names look familar? Thanks, Juanita

After several months of reading all of your messages I have finally decided to post something myself. I was reading through the old Breedlove messages and found one from Cristy Dillard on the William F. Breedlove family in Bell County, Texas. Below is the information I have on this family, which includes what Cristy sent me and information I received from Tom King. WILLIAM F. BREEDLOVE (s/o Robert H. BREEDLOVE and Mary Elizabeth EVANS), b. 6 Jun 1830 in Henry County, TN; d. 22 Nov 1854 in Bell County, Texas. md. Mary Chilton GRAVES (d/o of Benjamin W. GRAVES and Margaret EMBREE), b. 2 Feb 1837 in Cumberland County, KY; d. 10 Apr 1924 in Belton, Bell, Texas. Their marriage was on 22 Nov 1854 in Bell County, TX. Children from this marriage are: 1. Dora Louise BREEDLOVE, b. May 1856 in Bell County, TX. This is my 2ggrandmother. Acccording to family legend, she d. abt 1962 in New Mexico. However, the last verifiable information I have on her is that she was living in Callahan County, TX with her youngest daughter at the time of the 1920 census. She md. William Riley "Jim" SHIPP on 8 Dec 1872 in Bell County, TX. Children of this marriage are: a. Hiram Luther, b. 30 Apr 1875 in Bell County, TX; md. Ida Dora LEGG. b. Walter M., b. Feb 1880 in Bell County, TX; md. Josephine H. LNU. c. Sarah Louise (my ggrandmother), b. 15 Apr 1882 in Belton, Bell, TX; d. 15 Sep 1929 in Waxahachie, Ellis, Texas; md. Robert "Bob" JONES on 21 Dec 1898 in Lampasas, Lampasas, TX. d. Benjamin J. SHIPP, b. Dec 1885 in Bell County, TX. e. Claudius F. SHIPP, b. Jan 1888 in TX; md. Ruby L. LNU. f. Winfrey H. SHIPP, b. Apr 1890 in TX (Winfrey is a male). g. Alvin Luther SHIPP, b. Jun 1893 in TX; md. Nettie LNU. h. Ira R. SHIPP, b. May 1895 in TX (Ira is a female). i. Jewel L. SHIPP, b. April 1897 in TX; md. Harry O. WALKER. 2. Walter Benjamin BREEDLOVE, b. May 1858 in Bell County, TX. 3. Francis "Fannie" Emma BREEDLOVE, (my line) b. November 9, 1860 in the Old Howard Community of Bell County, TX. She married THOMAS ANDREW BURNS,( b. February 18, 1853 s/o William BURNS and Mary Ann VANNOY, d. November 18, 1934 in Bottoms Community of Bell County, TX,) on September 22, 1881 in the Old Howard Community of Bell County, TX. Fannie died on January 23, 1940 in Temple, Bell, TX. Children of this marriage are: Mary Burns; Zada Burns; Ada Burns; Grover Burns; James Vannoy Burns; Robert Emmett Burns; Thomas Andrew Burns Jr.; William Leslie Burns. 4. Minnie Florence BREEDLOVE, b. 9 Nov 1863 in Bell County, TX; d. 22 Jan 1920 in Ellis County, TX; buried in the Palmer Cemetery in Ellis County, TX. (The information on Minnie is somewhat speculative; I am still looking for verification.) 5. James M. BREEDLOVE, b. September 1869 in Bell County, TX; md. Willie F. LNU abt 1897 in Bell County, TX. 6. Lydia Ellen BREEDLOVE, b. 1869 in Bell County, TX, md. Henderson Lafferty THOMAS on 17 Nov 1889 in Bell County, TX. 7. John W. BREEDLOVE, b. October 1870 in Bell County, TX; md. Annie LNU abt 1895 in Bell County, TX. 8. Tennie Mary BREEDLOVE, b. May 1872 in Bell County, TX; md. O.W. STANFORD abt 1908 in TX. 9. Albert A. BREEDLOVE, b. April 1875 in Bell County, TX; d. 3 Jan 1946 in Collingsworth County, TX; md. Leona LNU abt 1897 in Bell County, TX. I also have information on the children of Walter Benjamin, Sarah Louise, James M., and Albert A. If anyone out there sees an error in this information or has something to add, please post it. I don't ever see enough posting on the Texas Breedloves. Thanks!!! Terry Jones

Those expressing an interest in "Our Chisholm Legacy", please be advised that I will not be responding to e-mail for about three weeks beginning September 2d. Taking grandchildren to the Cherokee National Holiday celebration in Tahlequah, Ok Sep 3-6. (I embrace the excuse of those claiming to be old, retired, and travel a lot) Bill Breedlove Las Cruces, NM

As a Breedlove descended from a charismatic Scotsman named John D. Chisholm, I derive a very interesting link with early frontier and American history as well as my Cherokee Indian blood. John D. Chisholm is the grandfather of Jesse Chisholm and the father of Thomas Chisholm, elected Third Chief of the Cherokee old settlers in Oklahoma in 1834, prior to the Trail of Tears. I have just compiled a self-published booklet entitled, "Our Chishom Legacy" as of July 31, 1998 which includes a chronology mainly of John D. Chisholm and Thomas Chisholm, a 6-generation descendancy outline from John D. Chisholm showing Narcissa Chisholm Owens family and the Breedlove connection through Carrie Bruton and John Washington Breedlove. It's 21 pages with Foreward, Introduction, and 43-line Bibliography. It is available at my production and mailing costs, $3.00. Contact me if you are interested. Bill Breedlove Las Cruces, NM

Hi Bill: Yes I am interested in your book and would love to purchase it. How do I get it and how much? Juanita Smith 908 W. 17th Terrace Russellville, AR 72801 501 967 5710 At 02:32 PM 8/22/98 -0600, you wrote: >As a Breedlove descended from a charismatic Scotsman named John D. >Chisholm, I derive a very interesting link with early frontier and >American history as well as my Cherokee Indian blood. John D. >Chisholm is the grandfather of Jesse Chisholm and the father of Thomas >Chisholm, elected Third Chief of the Cherokee old settlers in Oklahoma >in 1834, prior to the Trail of Tears. > >I have just compiled a self-published booklet entitled, "Our Chishom >Legacy" as of July 31, 1998 which includes a chronology mainly of John >D. Chisholm and Thomas Chisholm, a 6-generation descendancy outline >from John D. Chisholm showing Narcissa Chisholm Owens family and the >Breedlove connection through Carrie >Bruton and John Washington Breedlove. It's 21 pages with Foreward, >Introduction, and 43-line Bibliography. > >It is available at my production and mailing costs, $3.00. Contact me >if you are interested. > >Bill Breedlove >Las Cruces, NM > > >

This was sent to me by a distant relative...I thought you might enjoy it....the author is unknown as far as I know. Marqel Breedlove > Friends, > > I just received this poem from a dear friend and distant relative > and am impelled to share it with you. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do. > Perhaps someone out there knows the vintage and author. > > It was the first day of census, and all through the land > each pollster was ready ... a black book in hand. > He mounted his horse for a long dusty ride, > his book and some quills were tucked close by his side. > A long winding ride down a road barely there, > toward the smell of fresh bread wafting, up through the air. > > The woman was tired, with lines on her face > and wisps of brown hair she tucked back into place. > She gave him some water ... as they sat at the table > and she answered his questions ... the best she was able. > He asked her of children. Yes, she had quite a few -- > the oldest was twenty, the youngest not two. > > She held up a toddler with cheeks round and red; > his sister, she whispered, was napping in bed. > She noted each person who lived there with pride, > and she felt the faint stirrings of the wee one inside. > He noted the sex, the color, the age... > the marks from the quill soon filled up the page. > > At the number of children, she nodded her head > and saw her lips quiver for the three that were dead. > The places of birth she "never forgot" > was it Kansas? or Utah? or Oregon ... or not? > They came from Scotland, of that she was clear, > but she wasn't quite sure just how long they'd been here. > > They spoke of employment, of schooling and such, > they could read some ... and write some ... though really not much. > When the questions were answered, his job there was done > so he mounted his horse and he rode toward the sun. > We can almost imagine his voice loud and clear, > "May God bless you all for another ten years." > > Now picture a time warp ... its' now you and me > as we search for the people on our family tree. > We squint at the census and scroll down so slow > as we search for that entry from long, long ago. > Could they only imagine on that long ago day > that the entries they made would effect us this way? > > If they knew would they wonder at the yearning we feel > and the searching that makes them so increasingly real. > We can hear if we listen the words they impart > through their blood in our veins and their voice in our heart. > > --- Author unknown. > -- > Ken Boonie > Coordinator > USGenWeb Project

I show Frances Casandra Hardin's Mother Jane Elizabeth Hatfield who married one later husband at least.. Thanks for the Dawson material. Hope the marriages finished off some of it for you. Gerry _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]