Mike, if you have any more Rebecca DeLoach with he time frame of 1800-1810, please send them too. thanks again. Wanda

Mike, Thanks for writing, I wondered if you were still on the List. My Rebecca, I have learned, was borned a DeLoach, she married Craven Sawyer and they had three or more children & he died before 1830 as she was in Crawford Co Ga at that time, according to census and without Craven. John R.'s wife Elizabeth died soon after their son William W. DeLoach was born, so John R. married Rebecca DeLoach Sawyer and made her name, once again DeLoach. Rebecca was born 1804 in Edgefield District, SC. So, therefore I am looking for her parents who were in Edgefield District in 1804, and when I found a David DeLoach with a wife named Rebecca, also lived in Edgefield CO in that time frame, I hoped someone on the List would have a bit of info on David & Rebecca DeLoach's family. Wanda > >> Rebecca "Unknown" in 1784 in Edgefield County, South Carolina?? >> >> >>Wanda, > > Rebecca is certainly associated with DeLoach and handed down many > generations. Once upon a time...well...that was a long time ago, > I could have given you more info off the top of my head. I do remember that > there was a Rebecca Deloach who was the first wife of Jesse Durrence > (Durrance) with several children. There are many more Rebeccas. The time frame > and the area is right. This may be another lead for you but I really don't > know. I'll dig into my old (very old) research and send you my Rebeccas. Best > of luck. > > Mike Durrence > > > >

Hi Wanda go to the Morman Archives in St Lake City. They have the biggest data base in the Nation. Maybe they can help. Call this number and they can give you the correct number to call to get a search going. 1-800-453-3860 Ext 21699. It is one of the Data bases that is in the Archives. Don't know what they charge but you can find out all the information when you connect. Good Luck. George

Hello Listers, Greeting from Central California!. I am wondering if there is someone on the List who is connected to, or have information on a David DeLoach, son of William & Judith Wall DeLoach, who married Rebecca "Unknown" in 1784 in Edgefield County, South Carolina?? I am still searching for info on my gggrandmother Rebecca DeLoach Sawyer who , after her Sawyer husband died, married John R. DeLoach in Crawford County, Georgia. I am thinking, "perhaps" David & Rebecca DeLoach may have been the parents on my Rebecca DeLoach Sawyer DeLoach as David's wife, was a Rebecca and they lived in Edgefield Co, where my Rebecca was born in 1804. David's wife Rebecca died at about 40 yrs of age in 1807. This is the only couple I have located that maybe "could" be my Rebecca's parents. I do hope someone will have some data for me. Thanks Wanda

Nancy Henderson has contributed a picture of John Mercer DeLoach, Jr.: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~javan/desloges/records/misc/johnmercer.htm Thanks, Nancy. Mike

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: DeLoach, Rochell, Summell, Davis, Stabler Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/xFS.2ACIB/401 Message Board Post: I am seeking information on these two ancestors. Solomon is the grandson of William, Jr. through Michael. What I know is: Sololmon -1765 SC,/ 1830 Edgefield Co., SC married to Barbara Summell in 1794 in SC. Pennington - b.17 Apr 1806 Edgefield Co., SC/28 May 1895 Vashti, Clarke, AL married Epsey James "Nancy" Davis on 14 Feb 1844 at Talbot Co., GA Their daughter is Georgiana Victoria DeLoach Stabler

Hey! You are almost a neighbor. I spent much of my youth in Belzoni. My father was Dr. Toxey Ellis Hall, Who practiced medicine in Belzoni & all over Humphries County from about 1940 until 1988. Toxey A. Hall > [Original Message] > From: George P. De Loach <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Date: 6/30/2006 11:06:03 PM > Subject: Re: [DELOACH-L] DeLoach Coat of Arms > > Hi Gail. I was born in Inverness, Miss 3 Jan 1928. My grandfather was > Henry Covington Middleton De Loach. I understand he was a Doctor in > Carollton, Miss. He died before I was born. There is a coat of arms > registered in the French Armory. Which was recorded in the > 16th Centery, which I understand no more were recorded after that > Centery. I would be a lot of money to have it searched and gotten a > copy of. But there is one, also one registered in England. When the De > Loach clan fled France, they settled in England. There again it is > expensive to have a search of the records. My family as far as I can > find out came to the New World in early 1700s. The recordings were in a > family Bible kept by my grandmother, when she died it sort disappeared. > No body knows where it went or who has it. But I do know that it had all > the family history in it from France on until they all settled in Miss. > > I hope this helps a little. I can say this for sure. That the De Loach > family in France was Royalty, and had to flee in the face of the > revolution to save their lives. They fled north and mingled withe the > Hauganauts who fled to England. There is a lot of History concerning the > De Loach Clan. > Try the data base in Salt Lake City, Utah maintained my the Mormans. I > haven't tried them yet. Might be fun to try and see what they have in > their data base on the family. Good luck and hape to hear from you > again. > > George. > > PS my full name is George Preston De Loach >

Hi Gail. I was born in Inverness, Miss 3 Jan 1928. My grandfather was Henry Covington Middleton De Loach. I understand he was a Doctor in Carollton, Miss. He died before I was born. There is a coat of arms registered in the French Armory. Which was recorded in the 16th Centery, which I understand no more were recorded after that Centery. I would be a lot of money to have it searched and gotten a copy of. But there is one, also one registered in England. When the De Loach clan fled France, they settled in England. There again it is expensive to have a search of the records. My family as far as I can find out came to the New World in early 1700s. The recordings were in a family Bible kept by my grandmother, when she died it sort disappeared. No body knows where it went or who has it. But I do know that it had all the family history in it from France on until they all settled in Miss. I hope this helps a little. I can say this for sure. That the De Loach family in France was Royalty, and had to flee in the face of the revolution to save their lives. They fled north and mingled withe the Hauganauts who fled to England. There is a lot of History concerning the De Loach Clan. Try the data base in Salt Lake City, Utah maintained my the Mormans. I haven't tried them yet. Might be fun to try and see what they have in their data base on the family. Good luck and hape to hear from you again. George. PS my full name is George Preston De Loach

Mr. Deloach, I have no information on the COA, but it seems you and I are 5th cousins twice removed. My line is Michael Deloach, William, William Jr., Hardy, Abraham, General, Abraham (1825), John "Johnnie", and his daughter Perlie Mae Deloach Jordan was my maternal grandmother. The kicker is, I live in Kissimmee and I just wanted to say Hi. Gail Adams

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/xFS.2ACIB/399 Message Board Post: Hello. I am looking for information about a DeLoach coat of arms (COA) that I own and would deeply appreciate it if anyone that has any data on it would write back to me. I have read the postings on COAs and bearing them and wish to thank Mike for his clarity on the subject. I have been thinking of having a crest ring made and was confused about the subject. I imagine that there might be many DeLoach COAs around as Judge Harry R. DeLoach's book, of which I own a copy, shows 2 (English and French) on pages 2 and 4 respectively, and Mr. Steadman's book shows a French version. I own a tapestry and small painting of my COA which I have scanned and attached to this message. I grew up in Spartanburg SC and the painting hung on the wall in our den for many years and was passed down to me from my father (Laurence (Larry) Asbury DeLoach), along with the tapestry. I remember my father telling me that the tapestry hung in his family home in Savannah, GA until it began to deteriorate and then his father (Dr. Luther Asbury DeLoach) had the painting done. According to Judge Harry's book, my line of descent is: Michael DeLoach/William DeLoach/William DeLoach, Jr./Hardy DeLoach/Ephraim DeLoach/Joseph DeLoach/Asa W. DeLoach/Luther Asbury DeLoach/Laurence Asbury DeLoach/Laurence Asbury DeLoach, Jr. (me). Does anyone have more information on my COA, or DeLoach COAs in general? I reside in Orlando, FL at 4332 Meadowood St., 32812; phone 407-857-2113. Thank you, Larry

In about 1871, John Franklin DeLoach married Maria Louisa McGraw in Wilkinson County, MS. Gayle Palmer Morgan <[email protected]> is researching the McGraw family and sent the following: >Ann Olivia Palmer McGraw is the daughter of Alvah Palmer and Lucy Hart Bell >Palmer, widow of Micajah Davis, Jr. Ann Olivia was born 6/6/1826 and died >sometime after 1860. I have not been able to locate her family after that >census. Ann Olivia and John J. McGraw had 14 children. The following list >comes from a self-published Deloach Family genealogy I found in the >Wilkinson County, Mississippi library. It is a duplicated page of the >births from the Bible belonging to Maria Louisa McGraw Deloach. > >Edward Doane McGraw 8/11/1842-9/21/1843 >Leroy Prentice McGraw 4/11/1846-6/21/1862 >Henrietta A. McGraw 1/7/1848-4/9/1853 >William Monroe McGraw 12/21/1849-4/16/1879 > (William married Margaret Morris and had 3 kids) >Celia Ann McGraw 4/1/1851-5/20/1890 >Maria Louisa McGraw 7/19/1853-12/8/1908 > (Maria married John Franklin Deloach and had 4 kids) >Infant boy McGraw 12/11/1853-12/20/1866 >Robert Lipley McGraw 3/5/1855-5/19/1888 >Charles Palmer McGraw 12/24/1856-9/12/1878 >Martha Jane McGraw 7/27/1858-?? >Thomas John McGraw 2/15/1860-after 1930 > (Tom married Nellis E. Morris) >Henry Hampton McGraw 9/3/1863-?? >Infant McGraw 12/11/1866-?? >James McGraw 7/30/1871-?? > >I hope your posting this info will help us find where some of the other >children went and where Ann Olivia went after 1860. If possible, could you >ask anyone with info to contact me by e-mail. If anyone has further information, please contact Gayle. Mike

I always thought they were one and the same. Isn't Deloach an Anglicization of Des loges? About thirty years ago My Uncle, Charles Deloach Ashmore, named after Wm. Henderson Deloach,his great Uncle, visited a country town in France, the name of which he pronounced "Lush" - I don't know the spelling, but I believe it is the same place pictured on page 5 of Judge Harry Deloach's Book on Deloach History. He said the people there were incredibly friendly for Frenchmen. The reminded him of Claxton folks speaking French. Toxey > [Original Message] > From: <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Date: 6/26/2006 1:24:25 PM > Subject: [DELOACH-L] Re: Michael DeLoach > > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/xFS.2ACIB/398.1 > > Message Board Post: > > I have not found any record of a Michael DeLoach who was born in France, or any other place, in 1625. The only person I am aware of was a Michaell Deloge, AKA Michael DesLoges and Michel DesLoges, who sailed from Bristol, England in August 1663 to the Virginia Colony, where he was a tailors apprentice to Charles Taplady. It is estimated that his birth date was 1644, but there is no proof of that. > > If you have information concerning the Michael DeLoach born in France in 1625, please share it with us. > > Mike >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/xFS.2ACIB/398.1 Message Board Post: I have not found any record of a Michael DeLoach who was born in France, or any other place, in 1625. The only person I am aware of was a Michaell Deloge, AKA Michael DesLoges and Michel DesLoges, who sailed from Bristol, England in August 1663 to the Virginia Colony, where he was a tailors apprentice to Charles Taplady. It is estimated that his birth date was 1644, but there is no proof of that. If you have information concerning the Michael DeLoach born in France in 1625, please share it with us. Mike

Lamar DeLoatch<[email protected]> has organized a cookout for the Independence Day Weekend that will be held in eight different locations. For information, see: http://www.desloges.us/deloatch.htm If you are a descendent of the DeLoatch family centered in northeastern North Carolina, you will not want to miss this event. Mike

DeLoach Listers, Here is a copy of a message I sent to the Sawyer Mail List, trying to locate information on the Sawyer ladies who married John R. DeLoach. I have been under the impression all these years that the two ladies, Elizabeth & Rebecca Sawyers were sisters and new information has me now thinking otherwise. Please read the below and see if you can help me sort this out. From what information I have recently found and information from others, I am inclined to believe Rebecca Sawyer b.1805 in Edgefield Co, S.C. was married to Craven Sawyer son of Lewis Sawyer. He died at an early age and left her with three children, Edna b. 1820, Wilson b. 1824 and John b. 1826. They were living in Crawford county , GA in 1830 census and she was living next door/house to Lewis, I think. Rebecca's maiden name, I know believe was DELOACH, I have not found her parents. If anyone knows, please let me know. John R. DeLoach, born 1804 in Edgefield County, SC , son of William DeLoach married first to Elizabeth Sawyer b. 1805 in Edgefield County, SC ( parents unknown). They married Dec 15, 1823, I understand. They moved to Crawford County,GA and were living there in 1826 when they joined a church there. They had a daughter Elvira in 1827, and then a son William Winfield DeLoach about 1832 in Crawford Co. Elizabeth died soon after his birth, John R.DeLoach then married Rebecca DeLoach Sawyer Dec 1834. their son Floyd Washington DeLoach was born Aug 1835 Crawford County, GA. Floyd W.was my great grand father and now Rebecca is Rebecca DeLoach Sawyer DeLoach. In the John R. DeLoach family Bible Rebeccas's Sawyer daughter Edna is married to Moses Yarborough Pruitt. Rebecca's Sawyer son', Wilson & John are listed in that Bible, however nothing more is mentioned about them. I had often wondered why their names were in the Bible, so with Rebecca have been married to a Sawyer and her maiden name not Sawyer as I first believed, I now understand the connection. I have contacted another Sawyer from this line once but have been unable to hear from them again. I really would love to as Rebeccas' Sawyer children are my cousins through the DeLoach connection. I have received info from another Sawyer researcher stating Craven was born abt 1796 and died before 1830 wich co incides with the census info I found for 1830. This person also indicates Rebecca & Craven had a son Elder but I did not find that in the DeLoach Bible, instead there was a John Sawyer which the Sawyer researcher does not have listed. I checked some SC records on line for the time frame of 1800 and found only two Sawyers living there at that time One was John and the other George. So was George Sawyer the father of Elizabeth Sawyer? If anyone can help with anything on these Sawyer's & DeLoach's, I would forever be grateful. Please, if there are any descendants from these lines, please contact me. Wanda

> > From: "Wanda Harbert" <[email protected]> > Date: 2006/03/14 Tue AM 01:10:47 EST > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [DELOACH-L] Fw: Your age by chocolate > > I am very sorry about sending this email to the List. It was not meant to, > it was sent in error. Please excuse me and I will be more careful in the > future. > > Wanda > > Wanda, I have been out of town. I don't know what happen. My intentions are to receive your emails. Nadira

I am very sorry about sending this email to the List. It was not meant to, it was sent in error. Please excuse me and I will be more careful in the future. Wanda

So, it does work. Wanda This really works Don't tell me your age; you probably would tell a falsehood anyway-but the Hershey Man will know! YOUR AGE BY CHOCOLATE MATH This is pretty neat. DON'T CHEAT BY SCROLLING DOWN FIRST! It takes less than a minute Work this out as you read ... Be sure you don't read the bottom until you've worked it out! This is not one of those waste of time things, it's fun. 1. First of all, pick the number of times a week that you would like to have chocolate (more than once but less than 10) 2. Multiply this number by 2 (just to be bold) 3. Add 5 4. Multiply it by 50 -- I'll wait while you get the calculator 5. If you have already had your birthday this year add 1756 .... If you haven't, add 1755. 6. Now subtract the four digit year that you were born. You should have a three digit number The first digit of this was your original number (i.e., how many times you want to have chocolate each week). The next two numbers are YOUR AGE! (Oh YES, it is!!!!!) THIS IS THE ONLY YEAR (2006) IT WILL EVER WORK, SO SPREAD IT AROUND WHILE IT LASTS. Have a great day!

HI Mike Is your son/nephew in the Delaware Guard? Wyatte DeLoache Javan Michael DeLoach <[email protected]> wrote: Ten days ago, I wrote you concerning Christina's nomination for the Female Vocalist of the Year Momentum Award for independent artists. She has made it through the selection process to the top 5 finalists. Now, it is time to vote for her one more time. To vote for Christina, go to this Web page and cursor down to the Female Vocalist of the Year Award: http://www.indieheaven.com/go.idh?section=mawards If you would like to help Christina win, please forward this to your friends. Mike ps You can learn more about Christina by visiting her Web Page: http://www.christinadeloach.com/index.htm For a sample of her music, you can listen to a couple of MP3 songs here: http://www.indieheaven.com/view_artist.idh?artist_id=35852 --------------------------------- Yahoo! Autos. Looking for a sweet ride? Get pricing, reviews, & more on new and used cars.

Ten days ago, I wrote you concerning Christina's nomination for the Female Vocalist of the Year Momentum Award for independent artists. She has made it through the selection process to the top 5 finalists. Now, it is time to vote for her one more time. To vote for Christina, go to this Web page and cursor down to the Female Vocalist of the Year Award: http://www.indieheaven.com/go.idh?section=mawards If you would like to help Christina win, please forward this to your friends. Mike ps You can learn more about Christina by visiting her Web Page: http://www.christinadeloach.com/index.htm For a sample of her music, you can listen to a couple of MP3 songs here: http://www.indieheaven.com/view_artist.idh?artist_id=35852