Hello Folks, I hope everyone on the East Coast is safe from Isabel. Below is a copy of an email from a genpal who is seeking help in finding her PATE family roots. She is not apart of my direct line, and I am still in the process of knotting my family tree branches, so I do not have info to help her, but thought I'd ask the greatest genlist to see if someone has a connection, or just a tidbit of info to help point her in the right direction. We'd really appreciate it. Thanks so much! Sincerely, Tina Christina L. Dodson - Evans "My Family Tree is Full Of Nuts!!!!!!!!!!" I've seen your posts from time to time and have meant to write, but I think this is probably just a long shot. But, here goes: My husband's grandfather was John Balthup Pate (1901-1981), son of Will Daniel & Frances "Frankie" (Holland) Pate. Her mother was Ruby Nell "Nellie" Killion (1902-1979). John & Nellie had two daughters and both were young when he left the family. My mom-in-law was the younger, being only about 4 at the time. Her sister gave me some info before she passed away and that's pretty much all I have to go on. I am not quite sure how the Boswell's fit into the family tree, if at all, but in the 1910 Gibson Co. census, John, age 9, is living as a ward of Walker & Pricie Wilson. Sister Vila May, age 2, is living with grandparents Hiram & Francis Wilson. John's brother George Pate is living with Birthie & Robert Boswell, while Arthur, age 5, is a ward of James D. & Birdie Bowie. I have little other information. I wondered if perhaps the Pates or Boswells you mention could be related to my mother-in-law. Do any of these names sound familiar to you? Thanks very much. Marilyn Nickless
Note difference in spelling Balthup vs Balthrup John Balthrup Pate md Ruby Nell Killion ca 1919 Pemiscot Co MO [Source: unproven] 1920 census Pemiscot Co MO John Pate 18 W/M SNL MD with James Monroe Killion ED 160/9 Detail to follow 1910 Scott Co MO ED 165/20. Kelso Twsp. ILMO PO site 144/146 Perhaps John Pate 40 W/M Head Md Carpenter IL/TN/TX 1870 Annice Pate 39 W/F Wife Md 17 3/2 IL/MO/IL 1871 Ethel Pate 16 W/F Dau IL/IL/IL 1894 John Pate 9 W/M Son IL/IL/IL 1901 ----- Original Message ----- From: <Jhtn6@aol.com> To: <PATE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, September 21, 2003 5:13 PM Subject: [PATE] John Balthup Pate 1901 - 1981 > > Hello Folks, > > I hope everyone on the East Coast is safe from Isabel. Below is a > copy of an email from a genpal who is seeking help in finding her PATE family > roots. She is not apart of my direct line, and I am still in the process of > knotting my family tree branches, so I do not have info to help her, but thought > I'd ask the greatest genlist to see if someone has a connection, or just a > tidbit of info to help point her in the right direction. > We'd really appreciate it. > Thanks so much! > Sincerely, > Tina > > Christina L. Dodson - Evans > "My Family Tree is Full Of Nuts!!!!!!!!!!" > > > > > I've seen your posts from time to time and have meant to write, but I think > this is probably just a long shot. But, here goes: > > My husband's grandfather was John Balthup Pate (1901-1981), son of Will > Daniel & Frances "Frankie" (Holland) Pate. Her mother was Ruby Nell "Nellie" > Killion (1902-1979). John & Nellie had two daughters and both were young when > he left the family. My mom-in-law was the younger, being only about 4 at the > time. Her sister gave me some info before she passed away and that's > pretty much all I have to go on. > > I am not quite sure how the Boswell's fit into the family tree, if at all, > but in the 1910 Gibson Co. census, John, age 9, is living as a ward of Walker & > Pricie Wilson. Sister Vila May, age 2, is living with grandparents Hiram & > Francis Wilson. John's brother George Pate is living with Birthie & Robert > Boswell, while Arthur, age 5, is a ward of James D. & Birdie Bowie. > > I have little other information. I wondered if perhaps the Pates or > Boswells you mention could be related to my mother-in-law. Do any of these names > sound familiar to you? Thanks very much. > > > Marilyn Nickless > >
The two daughters perhaps were: Aletha b 1922 Virginia b 1925 They were with their parents in the 1930 census of New Madrid Co., MO ----- Original Message ----- From: <Jhtn6@aol.com> To: <PATE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, September 21, 2003 5:13 PM Subject: [PATE] John Balthup Pate 1901 - 1981 > > Hello Folks, > > I hope everyone on the East Coast is safe from Isabel. Below is a > copy of an email from a genpal who is seeking help in finding her PATE family > roots. She is not apart of my direct line, and I am still in the process of > knotting my family tree branches, so I do not have info to help her, but thought > I'd ask the greatest genlist to see if someone has a connection, or just a > tidbit of info to help point her in the right direction. > We'd really appreciate it. > Thanks so much! > Sincerely, > Tina > > Christina L. Dodson - Evans > "My Family Tree is Full Of Nuts!!!!!!!!!!" > > > > > I've seen your posts from time to time and have meant to write, but I think > this is probably just a long shot. But, here goes: > > My husband's grandfather was John Balthup Pate (1901-1981), son of Will > Daniel & Frances "Frankie" (Holland) Pate. Her mother was Ruby Nell "Nellie" > Killion (1902-1979). John & Nellie had two daughters and both were young when > he left the family. My mom-in-law was the younger, being only about 4 at the > time. Her sister gave me some info before she passed away and that's > pretty much all I have to go on. > > I am not quite sure how the Boswell's fit into the family tree, if at all, > but in the 1910 Gibson Co. census, John, age 9, is living as a ward of Walker & > Pricie Wilson. Sister Vila May, age 2, is living with grandparents Hiram & > Francis Wilson. John's brother George Pate is living with Birthie & Robert > Boswell, while Arthur, age 5, is a ward of James D. & Birdie Bowie. > > I have little other information. I wondered if perhaps the Pates or > Boswells you mention could be related to my mother-in-law. Do any of these names > sound familiar to you? Thanks very much. > > > Marilyn Nickless > >