Also found these three men who served in World War I, info about the records are below: Delaoch John 1890 Elizabethton, TN 13 Deloach Henry 23 Carter Co., TN Wounded 76 Deloach Walter Carter Co., TN Dead 90 The data contained in this site was taken from Record Group 36, the compiled service records of soldiers and sailors who served in the First World War from Tennessee. Information on individual servicemen and women came from the files of Major Rutledge Smith, Chairman of the National Council of Defense for Tennessee, World War I; from the office of the Adjutant General of Tennessee, 1933-1937; and from the report of the Provost Marshal General to the Secretary of War, 1917-1918. The records were compiled pursuant to Senate Joint Resolution No. 76, Public Acts of 1919, and were received and stored by the Tennessee State Library and Archives in accordance with Chapter No. 301, Public Acts of 1937. They also include information about those who were killed in service. Further information about their deaths can be found in the Gold Star records at the State Library and Archives. The fields show--in order from left to right--the serviceman's name, age or year of birth, birthplace, notes, and page number in the original volume. The data is arranged by county. It should be noted that additional information regarding the soldier's rank, training, dates of service, discharge, etc. can be obtained from the microfilmed records in Record Group 36. Copies of an individual service record, as well as copies and searches of other World War I collections, can be ordered from TSLA. For ordering instructions, please see the webpage for ordering military records by mail.

I just stumbled on this info. For anyone wanting further info about him, the descriptions of this record is below: *** DeLooch, Josiah Shelby Allowed This is from an index listing Tennesseans who filed claims with the Southern Claims Commission from 1871 to 1873. These 3,929 Tennesseans claimed their property had been taken by United States military personnel for use in the Civil War. The claim files include interesting detail about people and about the Civil War period in Tennessee. Each claimant was required to describe his losses in detail, and to prove his loyalty to the Union. Witnesses gave testimony in support of his allegations. The paperwork in the files is often extensive. All of the Southern Claims Commission files are located at the National Archives, but the disallowed and barred claim files have been microfilmed and are also available at the Tennessee State Library and Archives. Allowed claim files are available only by consulting the National Archives. This index is based on volume 55 of Record Group No. 56, General Records of the Department of the Treasury, at the National Archives. It is duplicated on National Archives microcopy M-87, reel 13. The indication as to whether the claim was allowed, disallowed, or barred is based on the book Southern Loyalists in the Civil War : the Southern Claims Commission by Gary B. Mills (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1994). If you wish to order a copy of a barred or disallowed claim file, e-mail the Tennessee State Library and Archives and request a price quote. The cost will depend on the length of the file.

Can anyone help Robert? Message-Id: <199910231804.OAA16535@ftp2.paonline.com> From: <rep1935@uswest.net> To: javan@paonline.com Subject: DeLoach Query I am trying to research the DeLoach side of my late Mother's family. Her Mother's maiden name was Lucy Rebeccah DeLoach m. James Livingston Moss in Madison, Tn. 12/23/1888. Her parents were John T. DeLoach & Katherine Dickey DeLoach. That is all the information I have. contact_name -> Robert E. Paty

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Can anyone help Shirley: From: HX6X@aol.com Message-ID: <0.376d1f11.2542e95f@aol.com> Date: Sat, 23 Oct 1999 06:35:11 EDT Subject: deloach surname To: javan@paonline.com MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit hello i am also trying to find information on diatant relatives of the deloach name from the s.c ga fl area. all i have so far is: Thomas Tobias Brooke born nov 1812 in sc.or ga. died march 13,1883 in florida 1st wife mary deloach born dec 3 1818 in s.c. married thomas mar 10 1837 died feb 10 1841 in s.c or ga. oldest son was thomas deloach brooke and possible other off spring. he was born jan 1838 and died 1862. any of this information seem farmilar to you?? i am stumped as to the deloach side!!! thanks for your help shirley email hx6x@aol,com

Hello Cousins, Anyone out there know something that might help this lady to find her father? At present she is not on our list, so just send any replies to me. Tim Carter ----- Original Message ----- From: Laura L Barnett To: surchin@geotec.net Sent: Thursday, October 21, 1999 6:34 PM Subject: DeLoach Search Dear Tim, You might be able to help me more than I can help you. I was separated from my father at 1 or 2 years of age. My father's name is Charles DeLoach. He is from Louisiana. I have two half-siblings (Michael and Michelle) who were probably born between the years of 1959-1963. Any information would be helpful. Also, if I get additional information, I will pass it on to you. Thank you, Laura DeLoach Barnett

Wanda, could this be related to my G.Gfather Alonzo Aron Deloach, from Atl. Ga. tha ks andy from jax. fl.

My Great Grandfather was A.A. DeLoach, from Atl. Ga. could this be related to your DeLoach's, thanks, andy from Jax. fl.

The Aaron DeLoach I'm looking for needed to be in Louisana in 1870 that's where my Ggrandfather Cornelius Wilson DeLoach was born according to his death cert. Any help is appreciated Susie >From: Cemetaries@aol.com >Reply-To: DELOACH-L@rootsweb.com >To: DELOACH-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [DELOACH-L] Corneilus Wilson DeLoach >Date: Thu, 21 Oct 1999 19:19:50 EDT > >My Great Grandfather was A.A. DeLoach, from Atl. Ga. could this be related >to >your DeLoach's, thanks, andy from Jax. fl. > > ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Can anyone help Larry? > >My great-grandmother is Melissa DeLoach, she married William Randolph >Bowren. I looked at an Independence County, Arkansas (1900 ) it shows >Melissa's mother as Louisa J. Griffis b. aug. 1837, living in the houshold >with William Randolph Bowren and Melissa. Melissia's father was Mark >DeLoach. The DeLoach file shows melissia's mother as Nancy Jane Griffis. >Could someone clearify this for me. Larry Bowen >larry_bowen@hotmail.com

- In my research today of my DeLoach line, I have found where there were some DeLoach and Crawford marriages.This information is an '"extract" from a book by Joseph Earle Steadman " DESLOGES FAMILY" 1981. CARRIE DELOACH, (dau of John Deloach, b. 1836) born 1868 married WILL CRAWFORD ( John DeLoach family listed in 1880 Edgefield Co. SC census) Thomas DeLoach (e) (ca 1799; 1861) married Miss MARY CRAWFORD abt 1820(ca 1805-ca 1826) & settled in Edgefield Co SC where they appeared in 1820 census . Mary who bore him 2 children, was the dau of JAMES & TIRZA (Hagood )CRAWFORD. EDWARD DELOACHE (ca1820-1864) was son of Thomas & MARY CRAWFORD Deloach. If anyone has a CRAWFORD-DELoach connection, will you please get in touch with me? Wanda wrtracy@juno.com

Since Mary Boykin married Samuel DeLoach and their daughter Millie married William Bloodworth, Sr., I thought someone on this list might be able to help me on a puzzle. The 1850 Sumner County TN census lists a family in Civil Distric 15, #917 as follows Boyakin, Lemuel [Samuel] 45m SC Boyakin, Delila [Deborah] 28f TN Boyakin, Jobe 11m TN Boyakin, James W. H. 8 f TN Boyakin, Amanda E. 6 f TN Boyakin, Benjamin 5 m TN Boyakin, Lemuel S. 1 m TN Boyakin, Matthew J. 50m TN Johnson, Elizabeth 85f VA My interest is in Elizabeth Johnson. Does anyone know who she is? Is she the widow of John B. Johnson. Is she the mother of Thomas Johnson, Chapman Johnson, and Maria B. Johnson? John B. Johnson died between 1814 and 1815, and Thomas Bloodworth sold 25 acres of land to his widow Elizabeth Johnson in accordance with a verbal agreement made between Thomas Bloodworth and John B. Johnson in 1814. Does anyone know her maiden name? Thanks for any information you may have. Joyce

I was excited to have a possible cousin calling me and guess I heard it wrong. Anyway, here is the corrected information: Suzi's great-grandfather is Cornelius Wilson DELOACH, b. 5 Sep 1870, d. 4 Jan 1951 and his wife is Susan Gracy HANSON. Ottie Mae (DELOACH) BRATTON is their daughter and Suzi's grandmother. C. W. DeLoach's death certificate indicates that he was born in LA; his occupation was retired farmer, LA; his father was Aaron DeLoach. We believe the Aaron DeLoach to be Aaron Thomas DeLoach, b. 13 Mar 1837 in Crawford Co, GA and died after 1910. Thank you, Tim Carter

Tim, If it is Aaron Thomas b. 1837, then this would be from my family line, he was a twin to Miriam Frances who married James A. Holland. I have a little info for Suzi and I would like to get in touch with her. Does she have email? Snail mail address? I am interested. Wanda On Sun, 17 Oct 1999 11:10:37 -0500 surchin@geotec.net (surchin) writes: >Have just received a telephone query from Suzi Cross. she is looking >for >her Grandfather's parents. Gave me the following information: > >Grandparents are Corneilus Wilson DeLoach, b. 5 Sep 1870, d. 4 Jan >1951 and >wife Ottie Mae. > >C. W. DeLoach's death certificate indicates that he was born in LA; >his >occupation was retired farmer, LA; his father was Aaron DeLoach. > >We believe the Aaron DeLoach to be Aaron Thomas DeLoach, b. 13 Mar >1837 in >Crawford Co, GA and died after 1910. > >Thank you for any help. > >Tim Carter surchin@geotec.net >P.O. Box 724 surchin@juno.com >Broken Arrow, OK 74013-0724 >(918) 451-4520 > > > > > >

Have just received a telephone query from Suzi Cross. she is looking for her Grandfather's parents. Gave me the following information: Grandparents are Corneilus Wilson DeLoach, b. 5 Sep 1870, d. 4 Jan 1951 and wife Ottie Mae. C. W. DeLoach's death certificate indicates that he was born in LA; his occupation was retired farmer, LA; his father was Aaron DeLoach. We believe the Aaron DeLoach to be Aaron Thomas DeLoach, b. 13 Mar 1837 in Crawford Co, GA and died after 1910. Thank you for any help. Tim Carter surchin@geotec.net P.O. Box 724 surchin@juno.com Broken Arrow, OK 74013-0724 (918) 451-4520

Hi Shirlene, The change to your e-mail address has been made. Mike

Tom, Glad to have helped. I wondered about the "Big Spring Church". Where is Big Spring? There is a Big Spring, Texas, but somehow I don't think that was the one E.H. DeLoach was in. Wanda Thank you very much Wanda for this information. It tells me some >interesting >things >about my GGFather E. H. DeLoach in addition to the fact that he was >reinstated into >the Church before he died. > >Many thanks, > >Thomas H. DeLoach KB5PJZ@AOL.COM >

Mike, I have changed my e-mail address FROM irvinsi@aol.com TO siirvin@msn.com. Thanks, Shirlene Love

ALABAMA ATTENDANCE LIST (extracted fron THE FAMILY TREE ( Central TX GEn Soc.--Waco TX) 1970 (workshop of 9/13/1969) 28. DAVID DELAOCH---615 North 35th , Waco, TX 76707. THE following info again from THE GENIE QUARTERLIES, pub. by ARK-LA-TEX GEN. SOC. LINCOLN PARISH LOUISIANA MARRIAGES BOOK A 1873-1877 173. Worley Spivey---MARY A DELOACH, 1/3/18755. THE TEXARKANA DAILY INDEPENDENT APR. 10-APR 30, 1886 Some Businesses in April 1886 A.B. DELOACH---Doctor FULLER CEMETERY---MINDEN, LOUISIANA STEVE DELOACH--LA PFC, 714 Tank BN. 4/18/1873--3/25/1956 THE NEW ORLEANS CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE (marriages & Obituaries) VOL VIII, No 51, Jan 19, 1859 OBITUARIES: p. 2, col 4 JAMES M. DELOACH died at his residence in Choctaw Co 29th ult., survived by his wife and children. (from resolution by GastonCircuit of Ala Conference). VOL. IX No 48, Dec 28, 1859 Marriages: p 3, col 2 Mr. D.S. Brassfield of Green Co ALA to Miss LAVIANIA DELOACH of Choctaw Co. ALa. at home of bride's mother on the 15th inst. by Rev G. Hawkins. ABSTRACTS OF THE MINUTES OF HEBRON BAPTIST CHURCH WINN PARISH, LA. JUNE 23, 1849 Recieved by experience: E.H. DELOUCH APRIL 21, 1851 E.H. DELOACH present & gave Church satification. MAY 20, 1854 E.H. DELOACH excluded because reports are in circulation against him & since Gospel steps have been taken & he refused to come forward nor make any acknowledgement. OCTOBER 20, 1855 Letter of Dismission: E.H. DELOACH (DELOUCH) APRIL 17, 1875 John Mercer of Big Spring presented a written acknowledgement from E.H. DELOCH to the Church, he being an excluded member of Hebron Church, also a letter from Big Spring Church setting forth that said Church has received E.H. DELOACH in full fellowship. The reason for doing so was that said E.H. DELOACH was sick nigh unto death and greatly wished to be restored into the Church before his death.. Praying us to receive said acknowledgement & ratify the action of said Big Spring Church. The acknowledgement of E.H. DELOACH was received & the action of Big Spring Church was ratified. All for now. Wanda wrtracy@juno.com

Thank you very much Wanda for this information. It tells me some interesting things about my GGFather E. H. DeLoach in addition to the fact that he was reinstated into the Church before he died. Many thanks, Thomas H. DeLoach KB5PJZ@AOL.COM