[email protected] writes: > With Nancy and Kiziah and Patricia, does that make 3 girls in that family? > ----------------------------------------- > Lisa, > > Now I am confused! Who is Patricia? Which family? Sorry. > Dana

Lisa wrote: [email protected] writes: > It is my understanding that when William Lacy Hunt died, his son brought his > mother, Kaziah Jane, and his siblings to MS. > ------------------------------------------ > Lisa, > > Where did you find her middle name as Jane? The only place I have seen a > middle initial, it was an "R". > > Dana

Dana, I have noted in my notes that question, too. I haven't searched for any of them in the 1840 census, so am not sure when and where Lacy Hunt's widow came to MS and married - or vice versa. It is strange that he would have a tombstone in Bethlehem if he actually died and was buried in SC, but it could be a memorial to him, since the family settled here. Ken ------------------------------------------- The article in "Families of Choctaw Co., MS" by the Historical Society says that Keziah came to MS in late 1839 or early 1840 with her eight children, led by oldest son, Esli. Page 134 Dana

Ken wrote: > Dana, I didn't know you had McClanahan ancestry. The only children I have > for > John McClanahan and Mary Robinson are: > ------------------------------------------------- > Ken: I have several connections to this family - none direct. My main > interest at this time is that Mary McKenzie who married Samuel Wragg was a > sister to Sarah McKenzie who married Peter R. McClanahan. This is what I > have on the family of John and Mary Robinson McClanahan family. > 1. > annah married Joseph Barron > 2. Peter married Sarah Ann McKenzie > 3. Keziah married Wm. Lacey Hunt and Franklin Turner > 4. Solomon married Rebecca Unknown > 5. Nancy married Rev. William Halbert > 6. James B. married Louisa McGowen > 7. Elizabeth married Abram Smith Humphries > > Dana

Thanks Dana, I finally figured it out I think. I was totally confused jumping in, in the middle. Thanks for helping me out!! Gale

In a message dated 2/3/03 8:41:56 AM Pacific Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > Dana, I am confused. I have Kiziah's husband as William Holmes. Is that > wrong? I know this is your line so you are the one I come to. I did not > have > Lacy Hunt but have added him. But who is this Franklin Turner? > gale > ---------------------------------- Hi, Gale. We have two Kiziah McClanahans. The Kiziah born 8 Aug 1835 was the daughter of our ancestor, Sarah Ann McKenzie and Peter Rice McClanahan. She did marry William Holmes in Anderson Co. TX 18 June 1856. The Kiziah McClanahan (1799-1862) was Peter's sister (therefore, an aunt to the above Kiziah). She married William Lacey Hunt by 1826 in Greenville, SC. He died in 1836. The family story is that she and her eight children came to Winston (later Choctaw Co.) MS by covered wagon after William Lacey died. Later she married Franklin Turner. Ken just gave Franklin's birth and death date from his headstone yesterday. Dana

With Nancy and Kiziah and Patricia, does that make 3 girls in that family? ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, February 02, 2003 10:23 PM Subject: [MSWINSTON] McClanahan > Just remembered that Bethlehem Baptist in Choctaw Co. was founded by the Rev. > William Halbert whose wife, Nancy McClanahan, was a sister to Kiziah > McClanahan Hunt Turner. > > Dana > > > ==== MSWINSTON Mailing List ==== > Winston County, MS > The MSGenWeb Project > http://www.rootsweb.com/~mswinsto/ > >

It is my understanding that when William Lacy Hunt died, his son brought his mother, Kaziah Jane, and his siblings to MS. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ken Jackson" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, February 03, 2003 12:37 PM Subject: [MSWINSTON] Re: Turner-McClanahan > Dana, > > I have noted in my notes that question, too. I haven't searched for any of > them in the 1840 census, so am not sure when and where Lacy Hunt's widow > came to MS and married - or vice versa. It is strange that he would have a > tombstone in Bethlehem if he actually died and was buried in SC, but it > could be a memorial to him, since the family settled here. > > Ken > > >Ken, > >Thank you for this information. I do not have access to the Choctaw Cemetery > >book. Just copied the other information once - do not know how I missed the > >Turners. I have always thought that Lacy Hunt died in Greenville, SC before > >Kiziah came to MS but perhaps that is incorrect. > > ________________________________________________ > This Message and Attachment, if any, Certified Virus-Free > - NortonAntivirus Professional 2003 - > > > ==== MSWINSTON Mailing List ==== > Winston County, MS > The MSGenWeb Project > http://www.rootsweb.com/~mswinsto/ > >

I show another daughter of Franklin and Kiziah Turner as Patricia "Puss." ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ken Jackson" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, February 02, 2003 9:35 PM Subject: [MSWINSTON] Franklin Turner/Kiziah McClanahan > Dana, > > According to the Choctaw County Cemetery Book, Franklin Turner is buried in > Bethlehem Baptist Cemetery, Choctaw County, MS. > > page 50 > > Franklin Turner > b/ 1816 > d/1854 > > Second husband of Kiziah McClannahan. > > Also, Kiziah McClannahan's first husband, William Lacy Hunt, has a > tombstone in Bethlehem Cemetery, too. My info indicates William Lacy Hunt > died in Greenville District, SC. > > Ken > > >This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > > >Surnames: Cagle, Costiloe, McKenzie, Wragg > >Classification: Query > > > >Message Board Post: > > > >Shelby: "Choctaw Co. MS Cemeteries" gives the burial site for Larkin > >Turner and his wife as Turner Cemetery, north of the Choctaw-Winston line. > >I have never been there but have been to Blackwood. There is an article > >about them in the Family Book of Choctaw Co. if you have not seen it. > > > >Do you know of a Franklin Turner? I do not have dates for him but he > >married Keziah McClanahan, widow of William Lacy Hunt. Keziah and her > >children came to Choctaw Co. after her husband died. I assume she married > >Franklin Turner in MS but do not really know. They had one child, Sarah > >Frances Elizabeth Turner (1842-1905) who married John Leander Bagwell. > >Here again, it is the McKenzie-McClanahan line I am researching. > > > >Dana > > > > > > > > > >==== MSWINSTON Mailing List ==== > >Winston County, MS > >The MSGenWeb Project > >http://www.rootsweb.com/~mswinsto/ > > ________________________________________________ > This Message and Attachment, if any, Certified Virus-Free > - NortonAntivirus Professional 2003 - > > > ==== MSWINSTON Mailing List ==== > Winston County, MS > The MSGenWeb Project > http://www.rootsweb.com/~mswinsto/ > >

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/GMB.2ACI/724.1.1 Message Board Post: The information regarding Mary Robertson being the spouse of Seth Kendrick came from the Mormon website - http://familysearch.org. I'm not certain if that reference actually refers to "my" Seth Kendrick" or not. I have nothing else to go on right now and no other information. David Thompson

Dana, I have noted in my notes that question, too. I haven't searched for any of them in the 1840 census, so am not sure when and where Lacy Hunt's widow came to MS and married - or vice versa. It is strange that he would have a tombstone in Bethlehem if he actually died and was buried in SC, but it could be a memorial to him, since the family settled here. Ken >Ken, >Thank you for this information. I do not have access to the Choctaw Cemetery >book. Just copied the other information once - do not know how I missed the >Turners. I have always thought that Lacy Hunt died in Greenville, SC before >Kiziah came to MS but perhaps that is incorrect. ________________________________________________ This Message and Attachment, if any, Certified Virus-Free - NortonAntivirus Professional 2003 -

Dana, I didn't know you had McClanahan ancestry. The only children I have for John McClanahan and Mary Robinson are: (1) Keziah, who married William Lacy Hunt and Franklin Turner (2) Hannah, who married Joseph Barron Maybe you would share more on this family history with me? Thanks. Ken >Just remembered that Bethlehem Baptist in Choctaw Co. was founded by the Rev. >William Halbert whose wife, Nancy McClanahan, was a sister to Kiziah >McClanahan Hunt Turner. > >Dana > > >==== MSWINSTON Mailing List ==== >Winston County, MS >The MSGenWeb Project >http://www.rootsweb.com/~mswinsto/ ________________________________________________ This Message and Attachment, if any, Certified Virus-Free - NortonAntivirus Professional 2003 -

Dana, I am confused. I have Kiziah's husband as William Holmes. Is that wrong? I know this is your line so you are the one I come to. I did not have Lacy Hunt but have added him. But who is this Franklin Turner? gale

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/GMB.2ACI/724.1 Message Board Post: Relative of Robertson's from Tennessee, Can you trace ancestors of Mary Robertson. My relatives went from tenn to Mississippi near Oxford. Is there a connection to George Robertson who went to Oxford, Ms. Thanks.

Just remembered that Bethlehem Baptist in Choctaw Co. was founded by the Rev. William Halbert whose wife, Nancy McClanahan, was a sister to Kiziah McClanahan Hunt Turner. Dana

Ken, Thank you for this information. I do not have access to the Choctaw Cemetery book. Just copied the other information once - do not know how I missed the Turners. I have always thought that Lacy Hunt died in Greenville, SC before Kiziah came to MS but perhaps that is incorrect. A McClanahan/McKenzie descendant and I are going to replace broken/missing headstones for old Reuben McKenzie and wife this summer in Anderson Co., TX. A group of Wragg, McKenzie and McClanahan families moved to Anderson Co. from Winston Co., MS in Dec. of 1850. Also in that group were Holmes, Keeling, Callaway, etc. families. Dana, ----------------------------------------- According to the Choctaw County Cemetery Book, Franklin Turner is buried in Bethlehem Baptist Cemetery, Choctaw County, MS. page 50 Franklin Turner b/ 1816 d/1854 Second husband of Kiziah McClannahan. Also, Kiziah McClannahan's first husband, William Lacy Hunt, has a tombstone in Bethlehem Cemetery, too. My info indicates William Lacy Hunt died in Greenville District, SC. Ken

I have Turner and Parks that married McCown family members. Do any of you know if these belong to your families? Children of William McCown & Mary Vaughn: 1. Nancy C. McCown (May 10, 1824, Monroe Co., MS - Nov. 11, 1886, Winston Co., MS) married Albert M. Parks August 15, 1840 in Winston County. 2. William Organ McCown (July 18, 1828, Winston - aft. 1875, Winston) married Frances E. Turner (Feb. 2, 1828, AL - bef. 1872, Winston) December 10, 1849 in Winston County. (My line) 3. John William McCown (abt. 1831, Lowndes County - ?) married Nancy E. Parks (abt 1832 - bef. 1874) February 05, 1851 in Winston County. Daughter of William O. McCown & Frances E. Turner, Mary Ann McCown (Jun 22, 1858, Winston Co. - ?) married William O. Turner (1858 - ?) December 03, 1885 in Neshoba County. I also show daughter Martha N. McCown (Oct. 24, 1864 - ?) married to W. O. Turner 1885 in Neshoba County. (Is this the same as William O. Turner & married to sister after death of 1st wife??) Madison Moultrie Miller ( Mar. 14, 1813, GA - ?) married Mary "Polly" Parks May 25, 1846 in Jackson Co., Ga. (Lived in Winston County 1850's - ?) George Stuart Smith Co., MS

Dana, According to the Choctaw County Cemetery Book, Franklin Turner is buried in Bethlehem Baptist Cemetery, Choctaw County, MS. page 50 Franklin Turner b/ 1816 d/1854 Second husband of Kiziah McClannahan. Also, Kiziah McClannahan's first husband, William Lacy Hunt, has a tombstone in Bethlehem Cemetery, too. My info indicates William Lacy Hunt died in Greenville District, SC. Ken >This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > >Surnames: Cagle, Costiloe, McKenzie, Wragg >Classification: Query > >Message Board Post: > >Shelby: "Choctaw Co. MS Cemeteries" gives the burial site for Larkin >Turner and his wife as Turner Cemetery, north of the Choctaw-Winston line. >I have never been there but have been to Blackwood. There is an article >about them in the Family Book of Choctaw Co. if you have not seen it. > >Do you know of a Franklin Turner? I do not have dates for him but he >married Keziah McClanahan, widow of William Lacy Hunt. Keziah and her >children came to Choctaw Co. after her husband died. I assume she married >Franklin Turner in MS but do not really know. They had one child, Sarah >Frances Elizabeth Turner (1842-1905) who married John Leander Bagwell. >Here again, it is the McKenzie-McClanahan line I am researching. > >Dana > > > > >==== MSWINSTON Mailing List ==== >Winston County, MS >The MSGenWeb Project >http://www.rootsweb.com/~mswinsto/ ________________________________________________ This Message and Attachment, if any, Certified Virus-Free - NortonAntivirus Professional 2003 -

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Cagle, Costiloe, McKenzie, Wragg Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/GMB.2ACI/731.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Shelby: "Choctaw Co. MS Cemeteries" gives the burial site for Larkin Turner and his wife as Turner Cemetery, north of the Choctaw-Winston line. I have never been there but have been to Blackwood. There is an article about them in the Family Book of Choctaw Co. if you have not seen it. Do you know of a Franklin Turner? I do not have dates for him but he married Keziah McClanahan, widow of William Lacy Hunt. Keziah and her children came to Choctaw Co. after her husband died. I assume she married Franklin Turner in MS but do not really know. They had one child, Sarah Frances Elizabeth Turner (1842-1905) who married John Leander Bagwell. Here again, it is the McKenzie-McClanahan line I am researching. Dana

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/GMB.2ACI/655.1 Message Board Post: My family is that Martha Parks you mentioned living next door to the Henry Cutts family. I do not know about the Elizabeth Parks, but could be related. Martha was born in N.C. and her earlier family was all born in Tenn. My 3rd great grandfather, Martha's son was James Monroe Parks he was born in Aug 1818 in Warren Co., Tenn. His older brother was Willis or Wiley A. Parks, and another brother was William Foster Parks, and Sarah Rebecca Parks-Harding. Martha's husband was John Parks also born in N.C. in the late 1700's. He died in Winston Co., in Nov 1849. I have been working on this family line for years. Do you have anymore information on Elizabeth??? Hope to help. Thanks Brad Gale