Joel & Chris - a few notes and additions to your posting: John Allen Pate died before 1857 -- Matilda is listed as a widow on the 1860 Breckinridge Co, KY census - and in an indenture of land sold dated 3 Oct 1857 in Ohio Co, KY listing heirs of Samuel Crawford, it states "Heirs of Allen Pate, dec'd -- and list his 10 children" there is no Mary E Pate that I've found -- the 1900 Daviess Co, KY census shows Matilda has had 10 children and 5 still living. The marriage of John A Pate & Matilda H Morton is recorded in Spencer Co, IN - Bk 1, p 41 md 14 Nov 1832 by J B Greathouse, JP C C Pate is listed as Cullen C Pate in the deed of 3 Oct 1857 --and Christopher C Pate in the KY Death records - d. 2 Sep 1916, age 77. He is shown as Columbus Pate in all the census records I've found. Laura E Pate md Dr Columbus V Wedding -- the bio of Dr Columbus V Wedding, b. 8 Dec 1852, md 8 Ju 1870, Laura E Pate, d/o John A & Matilda (Morton) Pate of Breckinridge -- per KY Genealogical & Bio Vol I by Thos W Westerfield. Marriage is recorded in Breckinridge Co, KY, Bk 9, p 65 -- Columbus V Wedding, age 19 and Laura E Pate, age 19 -- md at residence of Matilda H Pate. Jeremiah Todd Bates md Laura E Pate, d/o William L Pate & Mildred Weatherholt. Hope this is of some help Jinks Jinks Pate Lee jinksp@juno.com Pate Webpage http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~patefamily/index.htm My Direct Line: Desc Charts P-64 & P-16

Chris: I've run across several records that seem to support the assertion that John Allen Pate (also as Allen Pate) married Matilda Morton (also as Matilda Harriet Morton). Some suggest that they married in Breckinridge Co Kentucky others suggest that they married in Hancock Co Kentucky. My best GUESS (unproven) is that John Allen Pate married Matilda Harriet Morton in Spencer Co INDIANA on or about 14 Nov 1832. I THINK that John Allen Pate and Matilda Harriet Morton had 11 children. 1 JOHN ALLEN PATE d: 8 FEB 1886 -+ MATILDA MORTON --2 NANCY ELLA PATE --+ MR SKILLMAN --2 MARY R G PATE --2 TILLOTHA R PATE --2 EDWARD SAMUEL PATE --2 CULLEN COLUMBUS PATE --2 MARGARET L PATE 15 JUN 1840 - 7 MAY 1926 --+ 1st FELIX G WALKER 1 DEC 1836 - 18 NOV 1874 --+ 2nd SAMUEL TAUL --2 ACANTHUS ADDIS PATE --2 MINERVA JANE PATE --2 MARY E PATE --2 HETTY ANN PATE --2 LAURA E PATE *(?) --+ JEREMIAH TODD BATES I believe your g g/f to be EDWARD SAMUEL PATE md ANNA MARTHA HODGES in BRECKINRIDGE* CO KY 5 APR 1866 [SOURCE: LDS, 1880 CENSUS JEFFERSON CO KY] I do not have and index or survey of PATE and allied surname graves in Cave Hill (National) Cemetery near Louisville, Jefferson Co KY. I believe there is such an index in print, but I have not had access to it. Perhaps you could find it and post information from it. I do have one note from the military section of Cave Hill Cemetery Cave Hill National Cemetery. Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky Pate, Geo W, d. 01/28/1885, PVT K 65 IND INF, Orig Bur Louisville, Ky, Plot: 2906, * Private. Buried Grave 84, Sec 5, Cave Hill National Cemetery,Huntsville KY You asked about Civil War records. There are a multitude on reference books in print that I could suggest. I have extracted PATE names from most, if not all of the major works. I would surmise that you would be interested in any record of service for your g g/f Edward Samuel Pate. I have scanned all of my notes, Union (KY and IN) and Confederate (KY), and found no clear match. I did find a Sam Pate, private from KY, serving in Company I, 16th US Infantry USA. This would be a bit of stretch, but it is a possibility. These military reference materials are by no means 100% comprehensive and accurate. Often they do not include local militia or home guard records. Records from irregular, unorganized or partisan units are rare and difficult to verify. If you have family or alternate records of service, perhaps those records can be linked to others and verified. Joel

Does anyone know the parents or siblings of Martha Pate Bumpus of Warren Co,KY and Williamson/Jefferson Co,IL? Anyone know where they Married in VA about 1832s? Or lived at in TN? Here is some census records for her! Warren Co, KY 1850, HH 547 Bumpus Nathan 32 M VA Martha 41 VA (nee: Pate) Catherine 16 VA William 13 TN Geo. W 11 TN Richard 10 TN Absolom 8 KY Martha 5 KY John 3 KY Nathan 1 KY 1860 Williamson Co.IL HH2029/1816 Nathan W. Bumpus 49 VA Martha A 50 VA Richard 20 TN Absalom 19 KY Martha 16 KY Nathan 11 KY Louisa 7 KY Mary 5 KY 1870 Jefferson CO.,IL hh101/103 Nathan Bumpus 56 VA Martha 53 VA Mary A 14 IL Any help appreciated! Thanks Lonnie

Margaret Try searching World Connect at RootsWeb.com http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/ 1 Henry Hardy Peacock b: 20 MAR 1852 d: 17 AUG 1900 + Louisa Elizabeth Pate b: 4 FEB 1856 d: 30 SEP 1891 2 Henry Hardy Peacock b: 26 FEB 1875 d: 25 MAY 1951 2 Jesse Thomas Peacock b: 19 NOV 1876 d: 18 MAR 1970 + Katie Breedlove + Adelia Smith 2 Elizabeth Peacock b: 1878 d: 1879 2 Bertha Peacock b: 31 JUL 1880 d: 23 DEC 1915 + Thomas Franklin Appleberry 2 Sally Peacock b: 1882 d: 1882 2 Matthew Peacock b: 1884 d: 1884 + Dicie Ann Yates b: 1870 d: 5 OCT 1898 2 Freda Peacock b: 26 AUG 1894 d: 29 JUN 1978 + Hollis Berry Tichenor 2 Olive Pearl Peacock b: 29 SEP 1896 d: 27 OCT 1973 + Milton Waters Byrn 2 Andrew N. Peacock b: 5 OCT 1898 d: 1900 2 Unnamed Son Peacock b: 5 OCT 1898 d: 7 OCT 1898 + Lula Ann Johnson b: 1878 d: AFT. 1900

Hi - I'm not LDS, and I am accessing the online database, which does not provide the source information you seek - sorry! BTW, for anyone who may be interested, several LDS databases, including the Internation Genealogical Index, the Ancestry File, and a transcription of the 1880 Federal Census of the U.S., are searchable at the following address: http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/frameset_search .asp I find these can be good sources of clues on where to look for your ancestor in a given timeframe, but I recommend always obtaining primary source records if at all possible. John --- Original Message --- From: "Margaret [mema] Messer-Quick" <rmemazz@charter.net> To: PATE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [PATE GENEALOGY] Re: Louisa Elizabeth Pate md Henry Hardy Peacock >Please pardon me for jumping in here. > >Do you have access to LDS library, that would let you view the whole >submission, for one of the items that I found online?

Please pardon me for jumping in here. Do you have access to LDS library, that would let you view the whole submission, for one of the items that I found online? I am searching for Polly Stubblefield-Kincaid's death information; this just might give me more info to track. Any ideas or suggestions are always welcome, mema Here cc from that page: POLLY KINCAID Female -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Event(s): Birth: APR 1817 , Madison, Alabama Christening: Death: JUN 1856 Burial: -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Messages: Form submitted by a member of the LDS Church. The form lists the submitter's name and address and may include source information. The address may be outdated. Details vary. To find the form, you must know the batch and sheet number. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Batch Number: 9016602 Sheet: 01 Source Call No.: 1553950 Type: Film -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- Original Message ----- From: <RETROFIT@flash.net> To: <PATE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, November 14, 2005 9:44 PM Subject: [PATE GENEALOGY] Re: Louisa Elizabeth Pate md Henry Hardy Peacock > Per transcription on the LDS FamilySearch site: > > Franklin, Drew Co, AR, p. 497A - > > H. PEACOCK/self/md/male/white/32/GA/GA/GA > Elizabeth PEACOCK/wife/md/female/white/25/AR/AR/AR > Hardy PEACOCK/son/single/male/white/5/GA/GA/GA > Jessu PEACOCK/son/single/male/white/3/AR/GA/GA > Andrew RAY/other/--/male white/20/TN/laborer/GA/GA > > If elder son's birthplace is correct, the couple > married in AR, went to GA, then back to AR (or, if > the couple married in GA rather than AR, Louisa > Elizabeth PATE went from AR to GA, married, had her > first son, then she went back to AR with her new > family). > > Note the following from the Social Security Death > Index (perhaps kin to these folks?): > > Hardy PEACOCK > Birth Date: 9 Mar 1904 > Death Date: Aug 1979 > Social Security Number: 430-16-8748 > State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: Arkansas > Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 71638 > This ZIP associated with: Baxter, Bellaire, Collins, > Dermott, Halley, Halley Junction, Jerome - all in > Chicot County, Arkansas [Note: Chicot Co. bounds Drew > Co. in SE Arkansas. - jml] > > John >

Per transcription on the LDS FamilySearch site: Franklin, Drew Co, AR, p. 497A - H. PEACOCK/self/md/male/white/32/GA/GA/GA Elizabeth PEACOCK/wife/md/female/white/25/AR/AR/AR Hardy PEACOCK/son/single/male/white/5/GA/GA/GA Jessu PEACOCK/son/single/male/white/3/AR/GA/GA Andrew RAY/other/--/male white/20/TN/laborer/GA/GA If elder son's birthplace is correct, the couple married in AR, went to GA, then back to AR (or, if the couple married in GA rather than AR, Louisa Elizabeth PATE went from AR to GA, married, had her first son, then she went back to AR with her new family). Note the following from the Social Security Death Index (perhaps kin to these folks?): Hardy PEACOCK Birth Date: 9 Mar 1904 Death Date: Aug 1979 Social Security Number: 430-16-8748 State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: Arkansas Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 71638 This ZIP associated with: Baxter, Bellaire, Collins, Dermott, Halley, Halley Junction, Jerome - all in Chicot County, Arkansas [Note: Chicot Co. bounds Drew Co. in SE Arkansas. - jml] John

For what it's worth, the LDS IGI for North America (caveat emptor) shows: Henry H. PEACOCK (age 21) m. 03 MAY 1874 Drew Co, AR to Louisa E. PATE (age 19). Hope this helps, John

Thanks, Margaret, Stella Velma Landreth and William Nathan Hunter Pate were my great grandparents, they are buried in Hollis, Oklahoma. I am not sure who Dr. J. D. Westbrook is but I bet could be a related as I believe we had some family in Tx. Kim

This is what I found in my card file so far: Pate File: Jink's Family member: Stella Velma Landreth born 1883 died 1956 TX. Married William Nathaniel "Hunter" born 1878 Alabama. Jink's can help you with that one. Cloud file: Dr. J. D. Westbrook married Annie Ellis and had son: Jack Ellis born 1924 Rule Haskell Co. TX Married Helen Ruth Cloud 31 August 1947 Rule Haskell Co. TX I don't know if any of this will match . Well anyway this is all I found. Margaret Lindly

Mystery marriage: Louisa Elizabeth Pate 4 Feb 1856-30 Sep 1891 married 3 May 1874 to Henry Hardy Peacock 20 Mar 1852-17 Aug 1900 Any one know where this marriage took place? Joel

That is interesting about your family. It would be strange if my husbands Woosley were related to my Pate's. My grandparents on my mothers side were first half cousins and that can be confusing at times. currently I am researching these surnames: PATE WESTBROOK WOOSLEY MALCOLM , LANDRETH with a few others thrown in. Kim Westbrook Woosley

Samuel Meshach Woolsey married Eliza Catherine Cloud. Eliza's daughter was Rosa Woosley Howze. I am descended from Eliza's brother George Augustus Cloud on my mother's side. My mother (Nancie Alice Cloud) and my father (William Monroe Pate) were second cousins. I am from the Peterson Pate Family on my father's and mother's side. I love to call my sister cousin. Makes her mad. Ha Ha. Margaret Lindly

My nephew by marriage is a Woosley. His name is Scott. Margaret Lindly

There are some Woosley's related to my husbands family in Texas. could be a connection there, not sure. I was told that someone changed the name from Woolsey to Woosley years ago. Kim

Amy Lauren Layfield -MACON - Amy Lauren Layfield, 38, of 3541 Harold Road, died Wednesday, November 2, 2005. Services will be held Saturday, November 5, 2005 at 11A.M. at Mulberry Street United Methodist Church with the Reverend Creede Hinshaw and Bishop C. W. Hancock officiating. Burial will be in Riverdale Cemetery, Columbus, GA on Monday, November 7, 2005 at noon. The family will receive friends in the parlor at the church immediately following the funeral service. In lieu of flowers, the family has requested that donations be made to Mulberry Street United Methodist Church, Macon Outreach, 719 Mulberry Street, Macon, GA 31201. -Miss Layfield, daughter of Myranelle Pate Layfield and Donald "Don" Layfield of Macon, was a member of Mulberry Street United Methodist Church. An honor graduate of Mt. De Sales and a graduate of Auburn University, she taught school in Finland and Seoul, South Korea. She traveled to Lima, Peru on a mission trip and traveled in Spain. She was a stu! dent of Spanish and French. Miss Layfield was a contributor to the Auburn alumni newspaper, a writer for the Houston Home Journal and an intern in journalism in Washington. -In addition to Miss Layfield's parents, she is survived by her sister, Melanie Dawn Lundquist of Atlanta. -Hart's Mortuary has charge of arrangements

I have Woolsey's in Texas related to me through Rosa Woolsey Howze. I have a book by Margaret Howze Purcell on " Cloud, Woolsey, and Allied Families". Margaret Lindly

Hello The Woosley family are from England, Ireland area. there are Woosley's in Texas, Oklahoma and Kentucky that are related. That is my husbands family. Kim

Where do your Woosley family come from? Margaret Lindly

I am here, just busy with family and I keep looking while I can. Aunt Jodie was daugther of Hunter and Velma Landreth Pate, my grandmother's sister, she was not doing well when I saw her in May at her son Buck Payne's funeral. I have 2 small boys ages 2 and 6 not to mention grown children and teens at home, also have a 2 yr old grandson. I am always busy but try to keep up, my aunt is going to talk to a relative in Blair when she can about the Pate family, she is in her 90's and mind is good from what I hear. Kimberly