Some interesting and not totally useless information. The frequency of occurrence of surnames in the census is ranked by the US Bureau of the Census. Ever want to know how we rank ? Rank of frequency of occurrence in 1990 US census Rank Surname 1st Smith 2nd Johnson 3rd Williams 4th Jones 930th PATE 25,259th PAIT 28,534th PAYTE US Bureau of the Census [http://www.census.gov/genealogy/www/namesearch.html]

I have been seeing a good deal of new activity on this site. I am still looking for someone to find my given name - Pacia - in the Pate genealogy. Please keep looking for this for me guys and gals! Thanks a bunch. Pacia Jane Pate Brown

Grace: Thanks you for the kind words. I'm not really an "authority" on all of this. That recognition best goes to Jinks Pate Lee. When I use notations like "AL25" it comes from the work that Jinks has done. Her AL25.1 chart is inserted below. In other charts Jinks reports that Newell W Pate was perhaps a son of Thomas Pate. If you have a chart of the descendants of John Wiley Pate (1864-1844) and Sarah Kornegay, please post it. Also if you have data on Pate AND allied family burials in Dixie Cemetery in Grayson Co TX, please share that. Joel Start 27 Apr 2001 AL 25.1 DESCENDANT CHART 1--Newell W PATE (17 Dec 1811-About 1857) -sp Harriett BROWN (1815) md 17 Dec 1829 --2--Gilbert G "Gib" PATE (About 1833-About 1884) -- sp Catherine C STEWART (1843-1883) md About 1858 ---3--Newell W PATE (Oct 1859-14 Jan 1942) ---sp Candis Elizabeth ALEXANDER (Oct 1862) md 4 May 1879 ---3--John Wiley PATE (7 Jan 1864-1944) --- sp Sarah KORNEGAY (Feb 1866) md About 1886 ---3--Artimissa Jane PATE (About 1868-12 Mar 1942) ---sp James Franklin WALKER (About 1867) md 19 Sep 1883 ---sp J D HAGER (About 1867) ---3--James Andrew "Jim" PATE (11 Oct 1871) ---sp Olga TREBBLE (Dec 1880) md 18 Jul 1896 ---3--William Thomas "Billy" PATE (Jun 1875-1947) ---sp Safronia Elizabeth "Betty" ALLEN (Mar 1881) md 5 Jun 1896 ---3--Joseph Warren "Cody" PATE (23 Apr 1878-15 Nov 1967) ---sp Sarah Louiza "Eliza" ALLEN (5 Feb 1874-15 Dec 1948) md 24 Dec 1896 --2--Thomas Benjamin "Tom" PATE (10 Apr 1835-25 Feb 1924) --sp Mary Ann "Mitsy" SHAVER (1 Mar 1841-22 Oct 1917)md About 1856 ---3--Harriett F PATE (30 Mar 1857) ---sp Henry Harvey BENNETT (About 1855) ---3--M P PATE (20 Jan 1859) ---3--Joseph Newell "Joe" PATE (20 Oct 1861-28 Sep 1930) ---sp Cynthia Ann WORLEY (14 Feb 1862-20 Aug 1913) md 26 Nov 1879 ---sp W Frances (??)-PATE (1890) md About 1913 ---3--Almeda PATE (28 Oct 1863) ---3--William Thomas PATE (18 Aug 1868-1958) ---sp Mary Frances "Fannie" SHIREY (21 Mar 1872-1940) md 19 Oct 1887 ---3--Lewis Turner PATE (12 Mar 1870) ---sp Amanda J SHIREY (Apr 1874) md 18 Dec 1890 ---3--John Benjamin PATE (1 Mar 1872) ---sp Elizabeth "Lizzie" SHIREY-RILEY (Feb 1878) md 26 Mar 1895 ---3--Riley A PATE (12 Jun 1874) ---sp Lettie Ann SHIREY (Jan 1876) md 11 Dec 1895 ---3--Ariele Catherine "Arie" PATE (11 Mar 1876) ---sp John J BYRUM (1866) md 28 Dec 1892 ---3--Mitty Ann PATE (17 Jul 1882) ---sp Tom JONES (About 1880) md 13 May 1899 --2--Albert Charles PATE (1837) --sp Harriett (??)-PATE (About 1842)md About 1860 --2--John M PATE (1839-About 1876/1880) --sp Harriett BROWN (About 1843) md 7 Jul 1859 ---3--Memory J PATE (Jun 1866) ---3--Stonewall Jackson PATE (13 Jul 1870-29 Jun 1923) ---sp Susan Atta Rebecca POTTS (10 Feb 1872-3 Oct 1957)md 24 Aug 1887 ---sp Sarah E "Sally" KUYKENDAL (1848)md 12 Sep 1869 ---3--John M PATE (1873) ---3--Sydney PATE (1876) --2--Mary E PATE (1843) --sp David S BROWN (About 1841)md 30 Jun 1859 --2--Martha PATE (1845) --sp Herbert JACKSON (Estimated 1843) THIS IS STRICTLY A THEORY - but I think Newell W Pate (1811) and Gilbert G Pate (1814) See Chart AL25.3, must be brothers. The family names are similar - Newell W Pate named his first son, Gilbert; and Gilbert G Pate named his first son, Newell Pate; Newell W Pate was in 1830 Tuscaloosa Co, AL; 1840 Pickens Co, AL and 1850 Itawamba Co, MS; Most of his children moved on to Henderson, Houston and Anderson Cos, TX End

Rebecca & Grace & Joel, Pardon me for jumping in here. I noticed two surnames that I have in my STUBBLEFIELD family, both PATE AND BELL. I have in my STUBBLEFIELD FAMILY: JOHN S. STUBBLEFIELD & BETHENIA BELL'S daughter: Bethenia Stubblefield b: c.1865 TX m: 24 Aug 1882 in Franklin Co., TX to Nash Willoughby Pate b: 15 Aug 1860 Holmes Co., MS D: 25 Aug 1937 TX (his parents: Noah Pate b: c.1842 m: 28 Jul 1859 Richmond Co., NC to Mary Jane Covington b: c.1843?........I believe both Noah Pate and Mary Covington were from Richmond County, NC) P.S. Mary Jane Covington Pate married James Craton Carroll (son of John Wesley Carroll and Hulda Hearne) on 8/10/1865, so it would seem that Nash Willoughby Pate was the only child by Jane's 1st husband , and Nash's father Noah W. Pate was probably killed in the Civil War serving CSA duty in Mississippi after the 1860 census and before the above marriage for M.J. Covington Pate. I have information on the children from Mary Jane Covington Pate-Carroll's last marriage. Nash Pate & Bethenia Stubblefield children: Alvin (Guy) Edward Pate (1883) Lamar, TX d: 1957 Charles Edwin Pate (1887) Franklin, TX d: 1964 Dalbert W. Pate (1889) TX Ola A Pate (1892) Clarendon, Donley Co.,TX d: 1962 Gus Carlton Pate (1899) Tell,Childress Co., TX d: 1918 Oscar Willie Pate ( 1904) TX I would be interested in sharing BELL & PATE information. Take care mema ----- Original Message ----- From: "Grace Wisdom" <gwisdom@sbcglobal.net> To: <PATE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, June 10, 2004 7:20 AM Subject: RE: [PATE GENEALOGY] Sudie Pate md Charles R Bell - Grayson Co TX (AL25) > This is what makes genealogy so rewarding. My grandmother was a sister to > Sudie Pate Bell. I have all the information you need. Please contact me at > gwisdom@sbcglobal.net. > > -----Original Message----- > From: Joel Pate [mailto:patej@nettally.com] > Sent: Wednesday, June 09, 2004 5:34 PM > To: PATE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [PATE GENEALOGY] Sudie Pate md Charles R Bell - Grayson Co TX > (AL25) > > Following is an exchange of messages which were posted on the Ancestry.com > PATE message board. These messages are being posted on PATE-L to provide > information to any interested researcher. > > Inquiry: Date: 25 May 2004 3:06 PM GMT > From: Rebecca Waryas > I am looking for information on my great grandmother, Suda Pate. She was > married to Charles R. Bell and they lived in Texas. They had three children, > Leroy, Charles and James. Her husband died either right before or right > after James was born in September 1923. Suda died a couple years after that, > I believe when James was around age 5. I have been told that Suda was an > actress. After she passed away the boys ended up in the Buckner orphanage > where they lived happily and left when they became adults. My grandfather, > James and I are very interested in as much information as we can get. He > doesn't remember much, nor did his brothers because they were so young. > Thank you. > > Reply: Date: 3 Jun 2004 2:15 PM GMT > From: Joel > Rebecca: > Some questions- > Where was James Pate born? > Were both Charles R Bell and Suda Pate Bell dead by 1930? > Did both die in Texas? > What is the birth order and approximate dates of birth and places of birth > for the sons? > LeRoy > Charles > James 1923 TX > The name "Suda", how does the name come to your grandfather? > Your great uncle Charles, is his name Charles Russell Pate? > I have one lead and the answers to these questions will be most useful. > > Rely: Date: 3 Jun 2004 6:01 PM GMT > From: Rebecca Waryas > Since posting my message I have learned a little more, but I am still > looking for more information. > My great grandmother's name was Sudie, not Suda as I had previously been > told. She was born April 27, 1897 and died August 10, 1929 in TX. She > married Charles R. Bell who died in 1923 in TX. They are both buried in the > Dixie Cemetary at Whitesboro, Grayson Co., TX. Their children (in order) > were Leroy Bell, Charles Bell and James E. Bell (my grandfather). I am > unsure of Leroy's and Charles' birthdates, but I know they were not much > older than James, who was born in November of 1923. All three were born in > Texas. > My great uncle Charles was Charles Bell and I am unaware of his middle > initial. > I hope this answers your questions. I am anxious to hear what you know. > Thanks. > > Reply: Date: 4 Jun 2004 10:13 AM GMT > From: Joel > I believe that Sudie Pate was the dau of John Wiley Pate and Sarah Kornegay. > She was enumerated with her parents in the 1900 census of Milam Co TX and > the 1910 census of Grayson Co TX. Cite 1900 Milam Page 7, Enum Dist 64, > sheet 7, Precinct 1, site 119/119. Cite 1910 Grayson Enum Dist 101, sheet > 20, Precinct 6, site 376/380. > Her father, John W Pate, and several other relatives are buried in Dixie > Cemetery, Grayson Co. TX. > I have one unverified note that her name was Deidre. > She was from a line of Pate families out of Alabama. Reference: AL25. > > Added Reply: Date: 4 Jun 2004 10:42 AM GMT > From: Joel > Rebecca: > I got a better image of the 1920 census record I first thought might be your > family. It is in fact your Charles Bell and Sudie Pate. > Cite Grayson Co TX 1920, Enum Dist 93, sheet 6B, Denison, site 124/135. > Apparently 1114, Orren? Street, Dennison, TX. > Charlie Bell age 53 Head b KY > Sudie Bell age 21 Wife b TX > C R Bell age 2 Son b TX > I suspect that you could locate a marriage record in Grayson Co 1917-1920. > Joel > > >

This is what makes genealogy so rewarding. My grandmother was a sister to Sudie Pate Bell. I have all the information you need. Please contact me at gwisdom@sbcglobal.net. -----Original Message----- From: Joel Pate [mailto:patej@nettally.com] Sent: Wednesday, June 09, 2004 5:34 PM To: PATE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [PATE GENEALOGY] Sudie Pate md Charles R Bell - Grayson Co TX (AL25) Following is an exchange of messages which were posted on the Ancestry.com PATE message board. These messages are being posted on PATE-L to provide information to any interested researcher. Inquiry: Date: 25 May 2004 3:06 PM GMT From: Rebecca Waryas I am looking for information on my great grandmother, Suda Pate. She was married to Charles R. Bell and they lived in Texas. They had three children, Leroy, Charles and James. Her husband died either right before or right after James was born in September 1923. Suda died a couple years after that, I believe when James was around age 5. I have been told that Suda was an actress. After she passed away the boys ended up in the Buckner orphanage where they lived happily and left when they became adults. My grandfather, James and I are very interested in as much information as we can get. He doesn't remember much, nor did his brothers because they were so young. Thank you. Reply: Date: 3 Jun 2004 2:15 PM GMT From: Joel Rebecca: Some questions- Where was James Pate born? Were both Charles R Bell and Suda Pate Bell dead by 1930? Did both die in Texas? What is the birth order and approximate dates of birth and places of birth for the sons? LeRoy Charles James 1923 TX The name "Suda", how does the name come to your grandfather? Your great uncle Charles, is his name Charles Russell Pate? I have one lead and the answers to these questions will be most useful. Rely: Date: 3 Jun 2004 6:01 PM GMT From: Rebecca Waryas Since posting my message I have learned a little more, but I am still looking for more information. My great grandmother's name was Sudie, not Suda as I had previously been told. She was born April 27, 1897 and died August 10, 1929 in TX. She married Charles R. Bell who died in 1923 in TX. They are both buried in the Dixie Cemetary at Whitesboro, Grayson Co., TX. Their children (in order) were Leroy Bell, Charles Bell and James E. Bell (my grandfather). I am unsure of Leroy's and Charles' birthdates, but I know they were not much older than James, who was born in November of 1923. All three were born in Texas. My great uncle Charles was Charles Bell and I am unaware of his middle initial. I hope this answers your questions. I am anxious to hear what you know. Thanks. Reply: Date: 4 Jun 2004 10:13 AM GMT From: Joel I believe that Sudie Pate was the dau of John Wiley Pate and Sarah Kornegay. She was enumerated with her parents in the 1900 census of Milam Co TX and the 1910 census of Grayson Co TX. Cite 1900 Milam Page 7, Enum Dist 64, sheet 7, Precinct 1, site 119/119. Cite 1910 Grayson Enum Dist 101, sheet 20, Precinct 6, site 376/380. Her father, John W Pate, and several other relatives are buried in Dixie Cemetery, Grayson Co. TX. I have one unverified note that her name was Deidre. She was from a line of Pate families out of Alabama. Reference: AL25. Added Reply: Date: 4 Jun 2004 10:42 AM GMT From: Joel Rebecca: I got a better image of the 1920 census record I first thought might be your family. It is in fact your Charles Bell and Sudie Pate. Cite Grayson Co TX 1920, Enum Dist 93, sheet 6B, Denison, site 124/135. Apparently 1114, Orren? Street, Dennison, TX. Charlie Bell age 53 Head b KY Sudie Bell age 21 Wife b TX C R Bell age 2 Son b TX I suspect that you could locate a marriage record in Grayson Co 1917-1920. Joel

Following is an exchange of messages which were posted on the Ancestry.com PATE message board. These messages are being posted on PATE-L to provide information to any interested researcher. Inquiry: Date: 25 May 2004 3:06 PM GMT From: Rebecca Waryas I am looking for information on my great grandmother, Suda Pate. She was married to Charles R. Bell and they lived in Texas. They had three children, Leroy, Charles and James. Her husband died either right before or right after James was born in September 1923. Suda died a couple years after that, I believe when James was around age 5. I have been told that Suda was an actress. After she passed away the boys ended up in the Buckner orphanage where they lived happily and left when they became adults. My grandfather, James and I are very interested in as much information as we can get. He doesn't remember much, nor did his brothers because they were so young. Thank you. Reply: Date: 3 Jun 2004 2:15 PM GMT From: Joel Rebecca: Some questions- Where was James Pate born? Were both Charles R Bell and Suda Pate Bell dead by 1930? Did both die in Texas? What is the birth order and approximate dates of birth and places of birth for the sons? LeRoy Charles James 1923 TX The name "Suda", how does the name come to your grandfather? Your great uncle Charles, is his name Charles Russell Pate? I have one lead and the answers to these questions will be most useful. Rely: Date: 3 Jun 2004 6:01 PM GMT From: Rebecca Waryas Since posting my message I have learned a little more, but I am still looking for more information. My great grandmother's name was Sudie, not Suda as I had previously been told. She was born April 27, 1897 and died August 10, 1929 in TX. She married Charles R. Bell who died in 1923 in TX. They are both buried in the Dixie Cemetary at Whitesboro, Grayson Co., TX. Their children (in order) were Leroy Bell, Charles Bell and James E. Bell (my grandfather). I am unsure of Leroy's and Charles' birthdates, but I know they were not much older than James, who was born in November of 1923. All three were born in Texas. My great uncle Charles was Charles Bell and I am unaware of his middle initial. I hope this answers your questions. I am anxious to hear what you know. Thanks. Reply: Date: 4 Jun 2004 10:13 AM GMT From: Joel I believe that Sudie Pate was the dau of John Wiley Pate and Sarah Kornegay. She was enumerated with her parents in the 1900 census of Milam Co TX and the 1910 census of Grayson Co TX. Cite 1900 Milam Page 7, Enum Dist 64, sheet 7, Precinct 1, site 119/119. Cite 1910 Grayson Enum Dist 101, sheet 20, Precinct 6, site 376/380. Her father, John W Pate, and several other relatives are buried in Dixie Cemetery, Grayson Co. TX. I have one unverified note that her name was Deidre. She was from a line of Pate families out of Alabama. Reference: AL25. Added Reply: Date: 4 Jun 2004 10:42 AM GMT From: Joel Rebecca: I got a better image of the 1920 census record I first thought might be your family. It is in fact your Charles Bell and Sudie Pate. Cite Grayson Co TX 1920, Enum Dist 93, sheet 6B, Denison, site 124/135. Apparently 1114, Orren? Street, Dennison, TX. Charlie Bell age 53 Head b KY Sudie Bell age 21 Wife b TX C R Bell age 2 Son b TX I suspect that you could locate a marriage record in Grayson Co 1917-1920. Joel

Eligh Franklin Pate, 93, of North Little Rock, died Saturday, May 29, 2004. He was born in Centerville, Ark., on March 14, 1911, a son of the late Benjamin W. and Susan Matilda Chance Pate. He was a member of Lynch Drive Assembly of God Church. He was preceded in death by three brothers and five sisters. He is survived by his wife of 70 years, Mamie Casey Pate; by two daughters, Virginia Williams of Little Rock, and Jo Ann Gifford of Ward; by a sister, Maydean Estep of Enola; by six grandchildren; 17 great-grandchildren; and two great-great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Monday, May 31, at the Roller-McNutt Chapel in Conway officiated by Rev. Bill Sims and Rev. Jimmy Nolan. Burial will be in Siloam Cemetery in Enola, Ark. Arrangements by Roller-McNutt Conway (501-327-7727). Please sign the online guest register at www.rollermcnutt.com. Pallbearers will be Jerry and Jeffrey Gifford, Marty O'brien, Don Mobbs, Douglas Casey, and Ricky Pate. Honorary pallbearers will be the men of Lynch Drive Assembly of God Church.

Lindy The west half of Monroe county was taken to form Pike county in 1822. Pike remained unorganized until 1824 at which time the south half of it was taken to form Upson county. The only Edward Pate I've found in this era (1820-1830) was an Edward Pate in the 1820 Morgan Co. There was, perhaps another Edward Pate in GA at the time, but there are no census record on him. There are some census and guardianship records that indicated that he probably died before 1830, his wife's name was Mary and they had three children. Elizabeth, Joseph and Abner Pate. Mary, the widow, and sons Joseph and Abner appear in the 1850 census of Harris Co GA. Joel ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lindy Hard" <ssautyvalleyfarm@worldnet.att.net> To: <PATE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, May 23, 2004 2:56 PM Subject: Re: [PATE GENEALOGY] Roland Pate- Pulaski and Monroe Co GA > Joel, > > This might be relevant (depending on the district Roland Pate's lot #78 is > in)-- > > >From Macon Georgia Telegraph 21 Feb 1827 > Pike Co Sheriff's sales... > Lot #80, 3rd dist, originally MONROE, now PIKE Co, the ppty of Charles L > Gilbert, execution in favor of Ezekiel Perkins, for the use of Edward Pate. > > Have you looked for Roland Pate in Pike county? > > Lindy > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Joel Pate" <patej@nettally.com> > To: <PATE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Saturday, May 22, 2004 9:47 AM > Subject: [PATE GENEALOGY] Roland Pate- Pulaski and Monroe Co GA > > > > Roland Pate, residing in Pulaski Co, drew in the 1821 Georgia Land > Lottery. He won lot 78, district__, Monroe Co. The lot was deeded to him in > Jan 1824. There is no record of this man before or after this. > > > > Who was this man and what became of him? > > Was he a sibling of Redding Pate 1786-1838? > > Was he a son of John W Pate 1793? > > > > The name Rolla (Roland Rolland and Raleigh) recur in the > Washington-Pulaski Co GA lines > > > > Redding Pate 1786-1838 > > -John Haynes Pate 1831-1888 > > --Rolla Anthony Pate Sr 1869-1934 > > ---Rolla Anthony Pate Jr 1899-1936 > > > > Another > > -John Haynes Pate 1831-1888 > > --Joseph Warren Pate 1866 > > ---Raleigh Pate 1889 > > > > The name Rolla A Pate, from Pulaski Co, GA, also seems to occur in > Jacksonville, Duval Co FL records. > > Grooms: > > > > Rolla Anthony Pate md Mary Jane O'Hagan in Duval Co 13 Oct 1913 > > Rolla A Pate md Mary Sue Kinnannon in Duval Co 31 Aug 1939 > > > > Joel > > > > >

Joel, This might be relevant (depending on the district Roland Pate's lot #78 is in)-- From Macon Georgia Telegraph 21 Feb 1827 Pike Co Sheriff's sales... Lot #80, 3rd dist, originally MONROE, now PIKE Co, the ppty of Charles L Gilbert, execution in favor of Ezekiel Perkins, for the use of Edward Pate. Have you looked for Roland Pate in Pike county? Lindy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joel Pate" <patej@nettally.com> To: <PATE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, May 22, 2004 9:47 AM Subject: [PATE GENEALOGY] Roland Pate- Pulaski and Monroe Co GA > Roland Pate, residing in Pulaski Co, drew in the 1821 Georgia Land Lottery. He won lot 78, district__, Monroe Co. The lot was deeded to him in Jan 1824. There is no record of this man before or after this. > > Who was this man and what became of him? > Was he a sibling of Redding Pate 1786-1838? > Was he a son of John W Pate 1793? > > The name Rolla (Roland Rolland and Raleigh) recur in the Washington-Pulaski Co GA lines > > Redding Pate 1786-1838 > -John Haynes Pate 1831-1888 > --Rolla Anthony Pate Sr 1869-1934 > ---Rolla Anthony Pate Jr 1899-1936 > > Another > -John Haynes Pate 1831-1888 > --Joseph Warren Pate 1866 > ---Raleigh Pate 1889 > > The name Rolla A Pate, from Pulaski Co, GA, also seems to occur in Jacksonville, Duval Co FL records. > Grooms: > > Rolla Anthony Pate md Mary Jane O'Hagan in Duval Co 13 Oct 1913 > Rolla A Pate md Mary Sue Kinnannon in Duval Co 31 Aug 1939 > > Joel >

I noticed this in the Austin (Texas) American-Statesman this morning. I have no idea what PATE line he is from - just thought maybe someone would be interested. *************************** PATE, Leonard Wayne, 49, of Austin died May 5. Services 11 a. m. today (May 222nd), Haynie Chapel Cemetery, Garfield. Arrangement by All Faiths, south location. *************************** Sharon Fitzpatrick

Roland Pate, residing in Pulaski Co, drew in the 1821 Georgia Land Lottery. He won lot 78, district__, Monroe Co. The lot was deeded to him in Jan 1824. There is no record of this man before or after this. Who was this man and what became of him? Was he a sibling of Redding Pate 1786-1838? Was he a son of John W Pate 1793? The name Rolla (Roland Rolland and Raleigh) recur in the Washington-Pulaski Co GA lines Redding Pate 1786-1838 -John Haynes Pate 1831-1888 --Rolla Anthony Pate Sr 1869-1934 ---Rolla Anthony Pate Jr 1899-1936 Another -John Haynes Pate 1831-1888 --Joseph Warren Pate 1866 ---Raleigh Pate 1889 The name Rolla A Pate, from Pulaski Co, GA, also seems to occur in Jacksonville, Duval Co FL records. Grooms: Rolla Anthony Pate md Mary Jane O'Hagan in Duval Co 13 Oct 1913 Rolla A Pate md Mary Sue Kinnannon in Duval Co 31 Aug 1939 Joel

Hi I am looking info on my pate family Thoroughgood Pate DOB abt 1635 DOD 1713 DAD was Thomas pate wife was sarah chevin they were from Bertie county N.C. Charles Pate DOB abt 1696 DOD abt 1770 wife sarah Howell, Charles Pate Jr DOB 5,1,1729 wife sarah Henerson Shadrack Pate DOB1758 DOD 1837wife Dicy Peacock DOB 1768 LEWIS PATE DOB 1785 DOD 1864 WIFE BESTY STEPHEN LEWIS PATE WIFE WINNEFORD WINNIE this was his 1 wife JOHN LEWIS PATE DOB 7-6-1842 DOD 11-4-1923 WIFE JACKIE ANN HOWELL DOB 12-2-1853 DOD 6-14-1870 they were from wayne county n.c.thankyou Lynn whitaker lwhitaker4@nc.rr.com

Helen: Please post the data. I'm particularly interested in the bride of Wm H Pate. Ws her name McRinon or McKinnon or something else? Joel ----- Original Message ----- From: "Helen Pate Ross" <ross@empowering.com> To: <PATE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, May 21, 2004 12:11 PM Subject: [PATE GENEALOGY] Chambers Co Al > I have the marriages for Absolom Pate, Bailus j Pate, Thoms Pate & Wm H Pate. Do you already have them or do you need the dates. Helen > > >

A John McCrimmon was an addministrator for a will in 1836 in Chambers Co.

Absolom D Pate & Mary Ann E Cook 11-07-1848 Joel D Tramall MG Bailus J Pate & Sarah V Joiner - 3-28-1865 by D S Moon MG, at the residence of W A Joiner. John Pate & Everlina Bates - 4 -19-1886 by John Hunter MG Thomas Pate & Metildey Pritchett- 11-21-1834 by John Edge J P William H Pate & Mary McRimon (McCrimon) 21-11-1845 by James H Merritt J P. William H Pate, Henry R Treadwell (LS) Looks like they aren't sure either. Helen

I have the marriages for Absolom Pate, Bailus j Pate, Thoms Pate & Wm H Pate. Do you already have them or do you need the dates. Helen

----- Original Message ----- From: "MS Archives" <anniegms@bellsouth.net> To: <MSDATA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, May 18, 2004 12:06 PM Subject: Ms-Yalobusha-Calhoun Co. Bios (Pate) > > Yalobusha-Calhoun County MsArchives Biographies.....Pate, Larkin "Bose" October 19 1846 - July 10 1924 > ************************************************ > Copyright. All rights reserved. > http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/copyright.htm > http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ms/msfiles.html > ************************************************ > > File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: > Bettye Bennett Speed nell@toad.net May 18, 2004, 3:06 pm > > Author: Jessie Pate Jordan > Larkin "Bose" Pate b. 1846 Warren Co. Georgia to David (1801 Va. d. 1871 MS.) > and Martha Pate (1816-1900), bur. Broom Cem. Coffeeville, Yalobushe Co. Ms. > David was son of Harbert/Herbert (1767-1822)and Charlotte Adams Pate (d. post > 1822), both of Sussex Co. Va. who migrated to Warren Co. Ga. via N.C. > following the Revolutionary War. Harbert was one of the sons of Edward (1738- > 1799) and Lucretia Adams Pate of Albermarle Parish in Surry/Sussex Co.Va. > Edward's parents, Thomas and Mary Pate, are also listed in the Albermarle > Parish records. > > Additional Comments: > See also the records of Henry Oscar Pate, a grandson of David's brother, Cordy > N. Pate. Complete script in "Yalobusha Pioneers". > > This file has been created by a form at http://www.genrecords.org/msfiles/ > > File size: 1.2 Kb > > > > ==== MSDATA Mailing List ==== > "The South--where roots, place, family, and tradition are the essence of identity." --Social historian Carl N. Degler > Submit files to the Mississippi Archives Project using our new automated system at http://www.genrecords.org/msfiles/ or http://www.genrecords.net/msfiles/ > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > >

Jinks, I think you may have hit the wrong button. Don't we all have things like this. I have two eight foot doors being restored and the men have not only made them worse --they don't close and the finish is uneven and muddy and this is after the coastal winds blowing junk through the house and let me tell you about the artist that was staying with me who broke the mirror off the car and sent me $25. I think someone up there is sending me a message! Get back to research!!! Meredith PS I am laying in wait for them even as we speak--the men that is! M ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jinks Lee" <jinksp@juno.com> To: <PATE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, May 15, 2004 9:48 AM Subject: [PATE GENEALOGY] Work!!! > Well, thought I was on the down-hill slide at > work, just working Friday's now, but when I > got there yesterday, she had saved all the > bills, receipts, etc for me to do!! So, I did > all weeks' work in one day. Took me two hours > to reconcile the bank balance. I informed her > I was not planning to come in on Fridays > to do her work. > > Think Mike is about ready to fire her too - > she's left the safe open several times, and > stays on the internet checking her e-mail. > > I still think she will be o k, if I can impress > on her work comes first! > Other than that, nothing new. > Later, > J >

Well, thought I was on the down-hill slide at work, just working Friday's now, but when I got there yesterday, she had saved all the bills, receipts, etc for me to do!! So, I did all weeks' work in one day. Took me two hours to reconcile the bank balance. I informed her I was not planning to come in on Fridays to do her work. Think Mike is about ready to fire her too - she's left the safe open several times, and stays on the internet checking her e-mail. I still think she will be o k, if I can impress on her work comes first! Other than that, nothing new. Later, J

The legal shorthand "fi fa" is from the Latin term "fieri facias". Basically it was a court order to "let this be done". >From English common law. Widely used in Colonial and post Colonial Georgia Akin to a more modern Writ of Execution or Sheriff's Execution. All ordering the sheriff to seize some property, real or personal, sell that property in a public auction and pay the plaintiff who has a judgement against the property owner. Interesting that the 202 1/2 acre lot, # 54, in 6th District of Henry Co, property of Aaron Pate, was seized and sold for taxes. Aaron Pate was named in a large number of "fi fa" executions in Henry Co, but usually as the Deputy Sheriff assigned to carry out the "fi fa". Aaron Pate of Henry Co won two lots, both 202 1/2 acres, in the 1827 Georgia Land lottery, but the properties were not in Henry Co. Joel