Subject: Elliotts from Missouri.. Date: Sun, 19 Aug 2001 22:06:21 -0700 From: Kwpe <kwpe@uswest.net> To: "ELLIOTT-L@rootsweb.com" <ELLIOTT-L@rootsweb.com> Ooopps!! Found one typo here. My grandfather was born Aug. 19, 1893......not 1892. Well, I have been working on this for quite some time and have been a member of this site for several years.......in the hope of finding information. All of the information (and it isn't much!!) which I have gathered was given to me by my mother and my uncle (my fathers brother). This is my side. Great-Grandfather: Landon Fletcher Elliott Birth Place: Unknown Date of Birth: Unknown Date of Death: Unknown Place of Death: Unknown Great-Grandmother: Delilah Catherine Birth Place: Unknown Date of Birth: Unknown Date of Death: Unknown Place of Death: Unknown Number of "known" children from great-grandparents: 1 ( Franklin Winchester Elliott) Grandfather: Franklin Winchester Elliott Birth Place: Missouri Date of Birth: Aug. 19, 1892 Date of Death: Dec. 24, 1961 Place of Death: Phoenix (Maricopa Co.), Arizona USA Gravesite Location: Greenwood Memory Lawn, Phoenix (Maricopa Co.), Arizona USA Grandmother: Mabel Minnie Willard Birth Place: Kansas Date of Birth: 1899 Date of Death: 1981 Place of Death: Either Yucaipa (San Bernardino Co.) or Whittier (Las Angeles Co.), California USA Gravesite Location: Green Acres Cemetery, Scottsdale (Maricopa Co.), Arizona USA Number of children from grandparents: 5 ( Leta Faye, Lonnie Amos, Franklin Willard, Edward, Chester) Father: Franklin Willard Elliott Birth Place: Oak Creek(Routt Co.), Colorado USA Date of Birth: Dec. 18, 1924 Date of Death: Sept. 9, 1977 Place of Death: Phoenix(Maricopa Co.), Arizona USA Gravesite Location: Cremated I have no information on when/where my grandparents were married or when they moved to Colorado from either Missouri or Kansas. As I learn more I will update what I have here in the hope of making a connection. I enjoy reading all of the postings. Take care and good luck to everyone out there!!! Kenneth Elliott

Well, I have been working on this for quite some time and have been a member of this site for several years.......in the hope of finding information. All of the information (and it isn't much!!) which I have gathered was given to me by my mother and my uncle (my fathers brother). This is my side. Great-Grandfather: Landon Fletcher Elliott Birth Place: Unknown Date of Birth: Unknown Date of Death: Unknown Place of Death: Unknown Great-Grandmother: Delilah Catherine Birth Place: Unknown Date of Birth: Unknown Date of Death: Unknown Place of Death: Unknown Number of "known" children from great-grandparents: 1 ( Franklin Winchester Elliott) Grandfather: Franklin Winchester Elliott Birth Place: Missouri Date of Birth: Aug. 19, 1892 Date of Death: Dec. 24, 1961 Place of Death: Phoenix (Maricopa Co.), Arizona USA Gravesite Location: Greenwood Memory Lawn, Phoenix (Maricopa Co.), Arizona USA Grandmother: Mabel Minnie Willard Birth Place: Kansas Date of Birth: 1899 Date of Death: 1981 Place of Death: Either Yucaipa (San Bernardino Co.) or Whittier (Las Angeles Co.), California USA Gravesite Location: Green Acres Cemetery, Scottsdale (Maricopa Co.), Arizona USA Number of children from grandparents: 5 ( Leta Faye, Lonnie Amos, Franklin Willard, Edward, Chester) Father: Franklin Willard Elliott Birth Place: Oak Creek(Routt Co.), Colorado USA Date of Birth: Dec. 18, 1924 Date of Death: Sept. 9, 1977 Place of Death: Phoenix(Maricopa Co.), Arizona USA Gravesite Location: Cremated I have no information on when/where my grandparents were married or when they moved to Colorado from either Missouri or Kansas. As I learn more I will update what I have here in the hope of making a connection. I enjoy reading all of the postings. Take care and good luck to everyone out there!!! Kenneth Elliott

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Queries Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/JhU.2ACEB/3159.2.1 Message Board Post: JULIANNA EMALINE HICKS (marr. # 2 of JAMES HICKLAND ELLIOTT, SON OF JOHN S. ELLIOTT and MARY OFFILL JULIANNA b. 10 Sep 1824 d 31 MAr 1895 Ladoga, IA

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Queries Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/JhU.2ACEB/3159.2 Message Board Post: Re: JAMES HICKLAND ELLIOTT Addendum: MARR # 2 AMANDA H. WALRATH (MRS.) nee Helen

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Queries Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/JhU.2ACEB/3159.1 Message Board Post: Not my family, BUT - (My good deed for the day) JOHN S. ELLIOTT - d 1830 - father JAMES ? VA. -married MARY Polly OFFILL - b. 19 Feb 1797 KY, d. 16 Mar 1854 in Elliott, (Prarie City), Jasper Co., IA son - James Hickland Elliott b.20 Nov 1819 Fleming KY, d. 8 Dec 1903 Ladoga, IA. marr. # 1 in Owen, KY - Julianna Emaline Hicks children: Mary Ann, Rhoda Ellen, Amanda E., Sarah Isabell, James E., Robert Emerson, Etta May There is a James Elliott whose spouse's name was unk - daughter Eleanor b 28 Feb 1800 VA. (CENSUS 1860) d. 19 Jul 1879 Olive Hill, KY Burial - OFFILL CEM - Olive Hill - Jacob's farm, KY........do not know what that means. ELEANOR marr JOHN OFFILL b 29 Mar 1795 KY (CENSUS 1860) Fleming Co., KY Children: James Offill 17 May 1819 Carter Co Olive hill KY Nancy abt 1820 Mary Ann 1824 Olive Hill KY Johnson H. 24 Jan 1827 Olive Hill Ky Elizabeth Nancy - 25 Aug 1830 " Alan 21 Jul 1832 Greenup co. KY Margaret Ann 22 Jul 1835 Olive Hill Robert 1837 twins - Marita and Marilla - b. 1839 Carter Co KY ............... MARY OFFILL - JOHN OFFILL - born 1770 Augusta Co. VA marr Jane unk b abt 1770 d. 1840-50 Clay Co IND. - Married 1790 Children: Elizabeth abt 1790/94 JOHN b 29 Mar 1795 KY (CENSUS 1860) Mary Polly - 19 Feb 1797 Fleming Co KY James 8 Mar 1799 Fleming Co KY Mahala 1802 Allan 1805 Soldiers Fork KY Elzaphan - b 4 Sep 1804 Montgmery Co, KY d 23 Sep 1853 Carter Co KY marr: 26 Sep marr: Martha Everman b 6 Apr 1810 Grennup Co. KY children: Sarah Jane 5 Oct 1830 KY Melinda 8 Aug 1832 Carter Co KY Marietta 18 Apr 1834 " Elizabeth H. 29 Sep. 1836 Martha Ann 22 May 1839 Carter Co Mahala 31 Jan 1842 " Eliza Allen 22 Nov 1846 John Allen 25 Aug 1848 James 22 Jul 1851

Looking for information on Lewis Elliott who appears on the 1800 Montgomery Co., TN tax list. Anne Anne516@aol.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Elliott Classification: Queries Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/JhU.2ACEB/3159 Message Board Post: Looking for John S. Elliott who lived in Fleming Ky married to Mary Offill and died in 1830. I think his father was James from VA. Thanks, Donna

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Elliott Classification: Queries Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/JhU.2ACEB/2140.2186.2205.1 Message Board Post: I have a line of Elliotts in MS. Begining from George Elliott b. 1725 or 1731 in Scotland, imigrated to Baltimore in 1745, m. Mary Henry in 1756. They had 8 Children, my ancestor, Robert Elliott b. July 21, 1759, Near Baltimore or in Cumberland CO. PA. d. September 04, 1830 in Wilkinson County, Miss. m. Sarah French September 07, 1784 in Wilkinson County, Miss. They had 7 children, Alexander Elliott, my ancestor b. Georgia or Kaskaskia, Ill Terr., d. March 01, 1873 Winona , Montgomery Co, Mississippi, m. 1 Nancy E. Plummer Mackey Hughes in ,Wilkinson County, Mississippi, 2 Mary Ann (Carver) Shumake, Alexander and Nancy had 8 children, William Montgomery Elliott, my ancestor. 1 Celia Ely September 20, 1848 in Yalobusha, Mississippi. 2 Mary Elizabeth Earle September 19, 1880 in Cherokee Co. Texas. These families traveled from MD-PA-GA-MS-TX-CA If any of this helps with the Mississippi connections you are looking for, please let me know, (Choctaw Co. Bordered with Montgomery Co. MS) For more information, my rootsweb page has an online tree http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=mothball Curtis Elliott

Does anyone have any information concerning this gentleman who appears in a 1624 Virginia census? Or other ELLIOTT's in VA pre-1650? I'm trying to hook up ancestors or family of one William ELLIOTT in Maryland, 1651. Thanks. John E. Elliott pcxtc@infonline.net "Broadcast live from the banks of the muddy Shenango"

Looking for information on Jane ELLIOTT, daughter of George ELLIOTT and Charity Jane DDIDLE/DIDDLE, bn abt 1768 Augusta, Virginia married 7 October 1789 Lincoln County, Kentucky to John MONTGOMERY

Looking for my G- Looking for my G-GF, Nathan (Alexander) Elliot/t, b: 1834, Belmont Co., Ohio, (?), s/o William & Mary Elliot. (Listed on Nathan's death certificate.) William supposedly born in German. Nathan died May 10, 1891, Cabin Creek, WV. He married Anne Elizabeth Whittington, June 10, 1863, Kanawha Co., WV. Anne was born 1841, Jefferson Co., VA/WV, d/o Francis Asbury & Mary Catherine Anderson Whittington. They apparently traveled to & from PA, as 4 of their children were born there. Elliot's found in PA with names same as their children. Could be brothers or relatives of William. There has to be someone out there that is kin. I honestly don't believe William nor his son, Nathan, were only children. Please can anyone help?? Thank you from the bottom of my heart for any info or help you possibly can give. Cora Sue cajooles@aol.com sunshine62dg@aol.com starshine_sn2@yahoo.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Queries Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/JhU.2ACEB/2140.2186.2205 Message Board Post: Your story of your Elliotts are very similar to mine but with some differences. My grandfather James William came to Texas I am assuming after the civil war from Mississippi. But he married a Cora Berry in 1901. His older brothers name was John A. Jr. They settled in Nacogdoches County. Their father and mother was John A. Sr. and Mary McDaniel. I can find no one beyond this. I have entered all of my family in the Elliott Clan Society USA but they have not been able to find a connection either. There was also a Mayfield Elliott and his brother living in Nacogdoches County in the late 1800s or early 1900s in the census next door to each other. Since the names are the same there may be some relation here. There is a complete Elliott Genealogy starting with a Moses Elliott GA>TN>AL whose later decendentds settled around Zavalla in Angelina County close to Lufkin and just south of Nacogdoches County. James and Cora married in Lufkin. I am convinced they are all related but cannot make the connection. I will happily look up any of these Elliotts for someone if they contact me. Some of them ended up going to Houston or other areas during the depression and you may find more answers there. Hope this helps someone.

Elliott clan was allied with Kerr,Armstrong and Johnstone! ----- Original Message ----- From: <CTMHinDE@conectiv.net> To: <ELLIOTT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, August 18, 2001 13:11 Subject: [ELLIOTT] picture of Robert Kerr Elliott family > > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Surnames: Elliott > Classification: Queries > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/JhU.2ACEB/1469.1.1 > > Message Board Post: > > attached is a picture of the Robert Kerr Elliott family. > > front center: Robert Kerr Elliott Jr. > Middle Row: Elizabeth Randolph Elliott, Robert Kerr Elliott, Z Elliott > Back Row: Lang Elliott, Electa Elliott > > > > > ==== ELLIOTT Mailing List ==== > Visit the ELLIOT/ELLIOTT Most Wanted Web Site: > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~yvonne/elliott.html >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Queries Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/JhU.2ACEB/3138.2 Message Board Post: The Trail of Tears was the Cherokee. I am not aware of Choctaw. Have you tried the Elliott Clan Society USA who has a large database of Elliott genealogies? Go to www.electricscotland.com and look for the Elliott website there. I am also looking for Elliotts in Mississippi.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Elliott Classification: Queries Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/JhU.2ACEB/1469.1.1 Message Board Post: attached is a picture of the Robert Kerr Elliott family. front center: Robert Kerr Elliott Jr. Middle Row: Elizabeth Randolph Elliott, Robert Kerr Elliott, Z Elliott Back Row: Lang Elliott, Electa Elliott

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Elliott Classification: Queries Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/JhU.2ACEB/1469.2 Message Board Post: Karrin, You're talking about "my" family! Actually, Z Elliott was the sister to my husband's great grandmother, Electa Eyrie Elliott. Another poster told you that she is the daughter of Rober Elliott and Mary Susan Ann Wood. Z was born on 24 July 1849, and died on 2 Jan 1948. She was such a BEAUTIFUL woman! I have a photograph of her and the family here somewhere and will email it to you. Robert Kerr Elliott, born 17 April 1827 in Limestone Co., AL and died 18 Feb 1900 at Live Oak, Swannee co., FL. He was the son of Robert Elliott and Elizabeth Elliott. (Yes, Elliott was Elizabeth's maiden name.) Robert was the son of (we believe) John B. Elliott and Jane Kerr. Elizabeth was the daughter of Samuel Elliott of Lawrence Co., AL. John and Samuel were probably brothers. -Cheryl Hemingway

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Queries Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/JhU.2ACEB/1469.1 Message Board Post: Z Elliott born July 24, 1873, in Fl. died January 13, 1948. Married Flemming George abt. 1906. She is buried in the Elliott Cem., Mayo, Fl. Her parents were Robert Kerr Elliott and Mary Susan Ann Woods. They are also buried in the Elliott Cem.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Elliott Classification: Queries Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/JhU.2ACEB/3158 Message Board Post: He and his wife Mary Ann Locke were from England and then they moved to Indiana. If anyone has any information that they can share it would be much appreciated. Thank you, Cleacia Cleacia517@aol.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Elliott, Sales, Tutte, DeFrae, Myron, Kilborn, Roth, Secord, Erb, Mallory, Mann, Maines Classification: Biography Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/JhU.2ACEB/3157 Message Board Post: Biographical sketch of WILLIAM ELLIOTT from the book entitled, "Biographical Memoirs of Saint Clair County, Michigan," published in 1903 by B. F. Bowen Publishers in Logansport, Indiana. ============================================ This bio spans three (3) pages: 343-345 WILLIAM ELLIOTT Very few of the gray-bearded veterans of the Civil war were mere boys when they entered the service at the opening of the hostilities. It takes considerable credulity to believe that a stripling of fourteen or fifteen years will make as good or even a better soldier than the man who is in his prime, has his growth and is endowed with the strength and vigor of mature years; yet we are told by history and by those who participated in that memorably struggle that the boy was a much better soldier than the man. He withstood fatigue, endured privation and complained less than his older brother, and when it came into the heat of battle he rarely knew anything about fear. As one grizzled veteran express it: “The little fools hadn’t sense enough to know when they were in danger.” It may not be particularly complimentary to him, but just one of that kind of soldiers was William Elliott, of Grant township, St. Clair county, Michigan, the subject of this sk! etch. He entered the service at seventeen, and served nearly three years, or until long after the close of hostilities in 1865. William Elliott was born in Zora county, Canada, November 16, 1847, and was the son of Nathan and Mary Elliott, natives of the state of New York. The mother died when William was a babe of six weeks, and the infant was entrusted to the care of relatives until the father married a second time. His second wife was Fannie Sales, of Buffalo, New York, who lived only long enough to bear him one child. For a third time he entered the bonds of matrimony, the third wife being Caroline Tutte. There were eight children by the first marriage and none by the last. In 1849, when the subject was but two years old, Nathan Elliott, his father, moved the family to Michigan. He located in Blaine, Grant township, then in Burtchville, St. Clair county. Here he purchased one hundred and sixty acres of wild land, in the woods and far from any road or habitation of man. The first habitation of the family was made of brush, hastily constructed so as to afford some shelter from the storms. In time a log cabin took its place, and this was the abode of the family for many years. The male members of the household were adept in wielding the ax, and under their united efforts the forest soon disappeared and was replaced by a fine farm. The father died at the age of eighty-three. In politics he was a Republican, in religion a Baptist. In December, 1863, William Elliott, then but a little more than seventeen years old, was nervously anxious to be one of those to go to the front in defense of Old Glory. His age and his size, however, were against him and he was unpatriotic enough to entertain fears that the rebellion would be put down before he would be able to take a hand in it. Today if you were to ask him what was the period of his slowest growth, he would tell you if was between December, 1863, and April 1, 1864, the time when he was waiting to be big enough to be a soldier. The government’s necessity at length gave him the coveted opportunity, and William Elliott and his brother John were enrolled in Company C, Twenty-second Regiment, Michigan Volunteers, at Port Huron, being among the first recruits from St. Clair county. They were first ordered to Nashville, Tennessee, then to Chattanooga, where the regiment was stationed, and where they helped to build bridges and warehouses. From there! they went to Lookout Mountain, where they put in part of one season raising vegetables for the hospitals. Later they went to Kingston and Big Shanty, then back again to Chattanooga, then to Atlanta, and finally they went skirmishing after Hood’s army. While they were doing all this marching and countermarching they were, of course, relieving the dull monotony by an occasional fight. Uncle Sam having no more bridges or warehouses to build, southern roads to be traveled or rebels to be licked, he gave Private William Elliott his discharge on August 23, 1865. Returning to Michigan, Mr. Elliott found his father an invalid, incapable of taking care of his affairs, and for a period of seven years, or up to the time of his death, he continued so afflicted. After his father’s death William Elliott was united in marriage to Miss Clarissa DeFrae Myron, a native of Canada, and an adopted daughter of Mr. And Mrs. Michael Myron. To this union six children were born, viz: Ulysses S. died at the age of four years; Jessie May died at two years; Mary P. married George Kilborn, of Blain, Michigan, and has two children, William F. and Birdie; Charles, living in Detroit, Michigan, is in the employ of the Michigan Central Railroad; he was twice married, his first wife being Annie Roth; Frank, who is an employe (sic) of the Flint & Pere Marquette Railroad, married Miss Ella Secord, and they have two children, Harold and Beth; Roy is a soldier in the regular army, being now stationed at Fort Quincy, Utah. He served in Cuba and in the Phi! lippines, and was stationed for a long time in San Francisco. The mother of these children died March 6, 1884. Miss Clara Erb, a native of Grant township, St. Clair county, became the present wife of William Elliott, the married occurring February 26, 1886. She is the daughter of Christopher and Martha Erb, natives of Pennsylvania, who came to St. Clair county about 1860. To this second marriage four children have been born, viz: Pearl died at three years of age; Annie May, Mattie and Claude dying in infancy. After the war Mr. Elliott spent eighteen winters in the woods, lumbering, at Deckerville and Rifle river. The summer time he employed in farming, to which he has continued to devote his attention. In politics he is a Republican, and is one of the active party workers. He served as deputy sheriff for two terms under Sheriffs Mallory and Mann, this being succeeded by four years’ service as deputy to Sheriff Maines, during that time residing at Port Huron. He was constable a number of terms, has been school director, and held at different times a number of township o! ffices, being also postmaster of Blaine during Harrison’s administration. He is a member of Archie Madison Post, G. A. R., at Avoca. In the settlement of his father’s estate he received eighty acres of the old home place, and this he has improved with all necessary buildings, including a comfortable and commodious home. He carries on general farming and stock raising, and has been quite successful. He is a capable, intelligent man, whose friends are many and whose foes are few. Mrs. Elliott and daughters are members of the Baptists church at Port Huron, she being also related to Jeddo Golden Lodge, Ladies of the Maccabees. ============================================ PLEASE NOTE: I do not have any personal interest in researching the ELLIOTT surname or the St. Clair county, Michigan location. I am merely posting a select number of the biographical sketches found in the above-referenced book *upon specific written request* as a service to the genealogical community; these transcriptions are intended for personal use and are not being done for profit. Please do not contact me with regard to research interests in the above as I have no personal ties. Thank you.

Hello I'm searching for family information on Sarah (Sally) Elliott who immigrated from Eng around 1900 to British Columbia. She married Percy Scholes. Abby