I have tons of paperwork that I copied and even LA census and such and I started to organize it when mom got sick. The thing is none of children are interested in all this work so I hope they give it to the library. Maybe they can organize those papers. Didn’t know anything so I copied every name that I knew. Even have the census of 1850 to 1880 of Angelina Co, TX that the library put together and sold. I need to go back through them now that I’ve found so much info. Sent from Mail for Windows 10 From: Alli via Sent: Monday, April 4, 2016 7:56 PM To: cherokeegene@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [CherokeeGene] Nathaniel Wilber Oh i totally remember researching with out the internet, i've been researching my dad's side of the tree since roughly 1983 & got a lot more info. in 1997 when i got my first computer. Still have more questions than answers, but i am tons farther than i was before the computer LOL It'd be nice if places like Ancestry was so flippin' expensive, then i could afford to stay a member & i might be farther along then i am now LOL On 4/4/2016 5:33 PM, Adiene Humble via wrote: > Actually I’ve researched not only both sides but even my husband’s family as well Been at this since 1970 when the answers were more difficult to find because it was on hard copy or film. > > By the time I started researching both sets of grandparents were dead, and only two aunts on dad’s side and 3 uncles and one aunt was alive on mom’s side. One of the uncles had altizemers and didn’t know much and one uncle, just 10 years older to me, said he’d paid someone to research some of the line but never showed me anything.. > > However, my aunt on mom’s side gave me a purse with a lot of interesting stuff in it from either my grandmother or great grandmother. Several tintypes, old weird pair of thick glasses, and these bible pages of a bible listing Robert and Ann White Weeks’ family. Names, dates, marriages,etc including a Cobb person with an Amy or Anny Cobb. Never found them except in Newton Co records. > > This a side that gets tricky, you see my Weeks side were from the same set of Weeks, sons of Zedock and Phobe Weeks of NC or SC (they own property in Mississippi) Zedock and Robert (one of his sons) sold the property in Mississippi in or around 1836 s though he and his sons were in Newton Co, TX by 1834 (have actual copy of deed in Newton Co, TX) > > Robert’ and Ann White;s son Haley Weeks married Nancy Ellen Thompson and had only one daughter, Nancy Jane Weeks. Though I believe there was another daughter Sarah Jane who married Haley’s first born, James Zedock Weeks. According to a bible page he remarried two years later to Sarah Ann Cooper. > > They lived on Cow Creek, then Zed who had remarried moved to Peavy Switch, though that’s a name currently given, along with another son Levi K and Phobe Yarbarry Weeks which is in Angelina Co, TX. Robert moved here by 1880 and here is where this line gets tricky. > > Levi K had a daughter, Susan Amanda Weeks, who married William Harris. William Madison Harris married Sarah Jane Weeks and they had four children. Their daughter Nancy Jane Harriss married my grandfather James Bueitt Allsbrooks God, I hope I got all these names right (from memory) in other words the grandchildren from Robert and Levi K Weeks married. The Harris side is listed on the NA, lots of Williams and he wasn’t around but maybe one census. My uncle said he was a Texas Ranger, never found that. I will say his family definite looked NA. I do have the exact dates > > Grandma Nancy Jane Allsbrooks is the one who told me we had NA. However, later I found through research that my grandfather Allsbrooks had more NA. The Chitty and the Chisum. The Chitty was on the Glass side of my great grandfather Joseph Leonard Allsbrooks and the Chisum was on the Allsbrooks side through the Rowland/Roland. I suspect that there’s more NA in these lines than these as the Thomas family kept intermarry with the ancestral line. And there was a woman in the line named Lightfoot. > > By the way, My great grandfather also married second a Reynolds. Jos first wife was Margaret Sarah Josephine Glass, daughter of Dr James Wesley and Sarah Ann Citty Glass. > > My grandfather’s grandfather was William Thomas Crawford who married Martha Reynolds. Documented by daughters of Revolution of Texas through society There’s a will of Issac Reynolds registered listing Martha Reynolds. I’ve recently been researching the George name, > > I will say that I’ve learned more since the internet and computers have became available but I will also tell you that some of our names have been taken other researchers and are incorrect. > > The Thompson and West family are entwined as well. Does any of this match up with your names. > =====*NOTICE THIS*===== Cherokee genealogy; certain conversation is allowed to do genealogy; and sort fact from (fiction). List archive http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index?list=cherokeegene please take non genealogy to Cherokee@rootsweb.com ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to CHEROKEEGENE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message --- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. https://www.avast.com/antivirus