My Paternal Grandmother's ( Mary Ann Patterson) Grandmother was MARY ADELAIDE (?) VAN OR VANN STRODE HOWELL. She is buried in Collin County, Texas. Mary's daughter's name was Theodosia Strode Russell. In one census Mary's mother was listed (Louisa Ice) with the Jahu Strode family. This is one of those searches !! I'm sure all of you have had one at some time or other that you could make no progress at all. HELP!! I would so much like to know about my GGGrandmother (Mary) and where her people originated. Elizabeth <[email protected]>

> Some time back I put three family histories > on the Patterson-L. Can anyone tell me how > I can find the place to read these on the > Patterson-L? To search an archive of any of the Rootsweb lists, go to: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl and type in the name of the list, in this case Patterson. Then you can search to your heart's content. -- Kathryn Rhinehart Bassett (Pasadena CA) [email protected] "Genealogy is my bag" "GH is my soap" http://pw2.netcom.com/~kathrynb/kathryn.htm ICQ World-Wide-Pager address http://wwp.mirabilis.com/17663458

Elizabeth, My Pattersons lived in Collin Co, & surrounding area around the turn of the century. (The James Lee and Thomas Nelson Patterson households). Is that where Mary Ann is from? Jim At 10:30 PM 3/11/99 PST, you wrote: >My Paternal Grandmother's ( Mary Ann Patterson) > Grandmother was >MARY ADELAIDE (?) VAN OR VANN STRODE >HOWELL. She is buried in Collin County, Texas. >Mary's daughter's name was Theodosia Strode > Russell. In one census Mary's mother was listed >(Louisa Ice) with the Jahu Strode family. >This is one of those searches !! I'm sure all of you >have had one at some time or other that you >could make no progress at all. HELP!! >I would so much like to know about my >GGGrandmother (Mary) and where >her people originated. Elizabeth ><[email protected]> > >

William Patterson {1790- 17 August 1868}: representative from Ohio. Patterson was born in Maryland and moved to Mansfield, Ohio, where he attended high school and studied law. He was admitted to the bar and practiced in Mansfield, where he held many local offices. He was associate judge of the court of common pleas in 1820 and 1827, and was elected a Democrat to the Twenty-third Congress in 1833. He won reelection for the following term, then retired from public office. Patterson died in Van Wert, Ohio. George Washington Patterson {11 November 1799-15 October 1879}: representative from New York, and brother of William Patterson, also a representative from New York. Born in Londonderry, New Hampshire, Patterson attended Londonderry public schools and the Pinkerton Academy. In 1818 he moved to New York, where he settled in Genesee County and manufactured fanning mills. In 1825 he moved to Leicester, New York, and extended his efforts to farming and manufacturing farm tools. Patterson was Leicester commissioner of highways, justice of the peace, state assembly man and for several years speaker of the house, and basin commissioner. In 1841 he moved to Westfield, New York, where he administered the Chautauqua land office. In 1847 he was a delegate to the state constitutional convention, and in 1848 he was elected lieutenant governor of New York. Patterson continued to serve in various public offices after he left the position of lieutenant governor, including chairman of the harbor commission, quarantine commissioner of the Port of New York, and supervisor and president of the board of education. In 1856 he was delegate to the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia, and again in 1860 in Chicago. Patterson was elected as a Republican to the Forty-fifth Congress {1877 to 1879}; he did not run for reelection, but retired to Westfield, where he died.

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --part0_921045960_boundary Content-ID: <[email protected]_out.mail.aol.com.1> Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII In response to your query about Patterson's in Bristol and Easton, PA, my family is from the Bristol, PA, area and I know that a brother of my great grandfather was a vice-president of a railroad in northeastern PA. My grandfather had a brother named William who gave birth to a son named William. This son would have been born in the late 1800s. He had a brother Howard and sisters Sarah, Mildred, Margaret, and Mabel. Margaret married a Thomas Armstrong and had two sons--John and Raymond. Raymond had a band at the Steel Pier in Atlantic City. My father is Charles and he was named after an uncle of his. Perhaps there is a relation here. My father has lost touch with all of his relatives. His brothers are all dead though there are still two children of his one brother who still live in the Philly area. Do you have any more info.? Do you know if the relatives in Easton ever had a past relative who worked on a railroad? My father's father worked for the Pennsylvania RR. Other brothers of my father who were all born in the late 1910s to 1920s are Walter, Harold, Robert and Edwin. Does any of this sound familiar? My father was raised in Eddington, PA, just off of State St. and Highway 1. Bristol was the nearest big town and he went there a lot. He remembers the opening of the Burlington-Bristol Bridge. Hope we can make a connection here. David P. --part0_921045960_boundary Content-ID: <[email protected]_out.mail.aol.com.2> Content-type: message/rfc822 Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Content-disposition: inline Return-Path: <[email protected]> Received: from rly-za04.mx.aol.com (rly-za04.mail.aol.com [172.31.36.100]) by air-za02.mail.aol.com (v56.26) with SMTP; Tue, 09 Mar 1999 23:12:36 -0500 Received: from bl-14.rootsweb.com (bl-14.rootsweb.com [204.212.38.30]) by rly-za04.mx.aol.com (8.8.8/8.8.5/AOL-4.0.0) with ESMTP id XAA18126; Tue, 9 Mar 1999 23:11:55 -0500 (EST) Received: (from [email protected]) by bl-14.rootsweb.com (8.8.5/8.8.5) id UAA20816; Tue, 9 Mar 1999 20:12:51 -0800 (PST) Resent-Date: Tue, 9 Mar 1999 20:12:51 -0800 (PST) From: [email protected] Message-ID: <[email protected]> Date: Tue, 9 Mar 1999 23:01:17 EST Old-To: [email protected] X-Mailer: AOL 4.0 for Windows 95 sub 13 Subject: [PATTERSON-L] question? Resent-Message-ID: <"zHwujB.A.dEF.AFf52"@bl-14.rootsweb.com> To: [email protected] Resent-From: [email protected] X-Mailing-List: <[email protected]> archive/latest/958 X-Loop: [email protected] Precedence: list Resent-Sender: [email protected] Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit I am starting at the elementary level regarding a patterson search. I have information back to my grandfather, George Patterson Sr. He was born in Bristol, Pa. and Married a Peal Williams. He has current relatives living in the Lehigh Valley, PA area, however they were not aware much of their past. I have been saving information from these daily e-mails in hopes that one day they will lead to answers. However, these postings usually deal with the 16, 17, and 1800's and not the present to the past. I have an Uncle George, Charles (who is a brother to my deceased biological father William). These relatives all live in the Easton, PA area. If anyone has any suggestions, please help. Thanks for all the wonderful communications, William PS--I also have roots with the following surnames:DECKER, DAVIDSON AND SMITH. --part0_921045960_boundary--

[email protected] said: > Hi. I caught the tail end of recent listings, might have seen the end of the > Patriots and Veterans lists. The person posting said at the end : would > someone fill in to anyone who missed previous stuff! Sorry to be one of > these but could someone be elected to send me the rest. I can do a random > pick from first responses if that works best. Instead of asking for someone to send the whole thing to you, try searching the archives. Go to: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl enter Patterson in the box, and Submit Query. Then search away for your people. -- Kathryn Rhinehart Bassett (Pasadena CA) [email protected] "Genealogy is my bag" "GH is my soap" http://pw2.netcom.com/~kathrynb/kathryn.htm ICQ World-Wide-Pager address http://wwp.mirabilis.com/17663458

I am starting at the elementary level regarding a patterson search. I have information back to my grandfather, George Patterson Sr. He was born in Bristol, Pa. and Married a Peal Williams. He has current relatives living in the Lehigh Valley, PA area, however they were not aware much of their past. I have been saving information from these daily e-mails in hopes that one day they will lead to answers. However, these postings usually deal with the 16, 17, and 1800's and not the present to the past. I have an Uncle George, Charles (who is a brother to my deceased biological father William). These relatives all live in the Easton, PA area. If anyone has any suggestions, please help. Thanks for all the wonderful communications, William PS--I also have roots with the following surnames:DECKER, DAVIDSON AND SMITH.

John Patterson {10 February 1771-7 February 1848}: representative from Ohio and half-brother of Pennsylvania representative Thomas Patterson. Patterson was born in Little Creek Township, Pennsylvania, but moved in 1778 with his parents to the town now called Pattersons Mills, Pennsylvania. {It was named for his family, who became prominent residents.} He attended the public schools there before the family moved once again, to St. Clairsville, Ohio, where John became a hardware merchant. From 1807 to 1808 he was the first mayor of St. Clairsville and a member of the State house of representatives. Patterson was associate judge of the Court of Common Pleas of Belmont County from 1810 to 1815, a state senator from 1815 to 1818, and a Democratic representative to the Eighteenth Congress. After serving one term Patterson returned to his business and took up farming. He died in St. Clairsville. William Patterson {4 June 1789-14 August 1838}: representative from New York. Born in Londonderry, New Hampshire, William was the older brother of George Washington Patterson, who followed in his footsteps in many respects. William attended the Londonderry public schools, then moved to Rensselaerville, New York, in 1815; he left that town the following year to move to Lyons, New York, where he began manufacturing and selling fanning mills {agricultural machines that winnow grain by blowing it through riddles and sieves}. In 1822 he moved to a farm near Warsaw, New York; he moved into the town itself in 1837 and there held a succession of public offices. He was elected as a Republican to the Twenty-fifth Congress and served just one year before he died, in Warsaw.

Hi. I caught the tail end of recent listings, might have seen the end of the Patriots and Veterans lists. The person posting said at the end : would someone fill in to anyone who missed previous stuff! Sorry to be one of these but could someone be elected to send me the rest. I can do a random pick from first responses if that works best. I have no idea how big this list is , but I'm searching for PATTERSON JONES, HUBBARD connections in GA. {Fayette Co.}, and possibly AL.also. Thanks for all your [email protected]

Thomas Patterson {1 October 1764-16 November 1841}: representative from Pennsylvania, half brother of John Patterson. Patterson was born in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, but moved in 1778 with his parents to the town now called Pattersons Mills, in Pennsylvania. He went to school there and then worked as a farmer and miller. {The Patterson family owned the local mills, and the town was thus named to honor their industriousness.} Patterson served as major general of the Militia of Pennsylvania in the War of 1812. He was elected a Democrat to the Fifteenth through Eighteenth Congresses, but declined renomination in 1824. Patterson resumed his former businesses and died near Patterson Mills.

All info. is copied from this book as it is written. I do not add or delete from any of the list that have been posted or will be posted. There are seventeen biographies, so I will try to post as many per day as time allows until complete. At the end of these biographies I will give you info. on all the contents of this book. Among the members of the Patterson family who have contributed to American culture are politicians, pioneers, and businessmen. At least fourteen members have served either in the United States House of Representatives or in the Senate. Robert, A pioneer who fought in many Indian wars, helped found the town that is now Cincinnati. John Henry, after finding his metier at the late age of forty, built his company into the vast conglomerate known as National Cash Register. Carlile, a sailor and engineer, worked for the federal coastal survey and as superintendent was responsible for turning it into a well-known geodetic survey. The reports of these industrious Patterson family members listed below have been taken from a number of sources to illustrate their diverse interest. William Patterson {1745-9 September 1806}: associate justice of the U.S. Supreme Court. Patterson was born at sea and the exact date of his birth is unknown. Little is known of his early life, until he entered Princeton and graduated in 1763; he then studied law and was admitted to the bar. Patterson, an influential delegate to the Constitutional Convention of 1787, led the faction which preferred a weak central government and strong states' rights; his spirited arguments led to one of the major compromises of the Constitution as it was finally drafted. In 1789 Patterson was elected senator to the Congress, representing New Jersey. In 1790 he became governor of New Jersey, and three years later was appointed a justice of the Supreme Court. He held that post until his death, which occurred while he was visiting Albany, New York. Robert Patterson {1753 - 5 August 1887}: pioneer. Patterson was born in Pennsylvania and migrated to Kentucky in 1775, where he helped build the town of Georgetown. In 1776 he began an expedition to Pittsburgh to bring food and ammunition back to the isolated village. While sleeping one night around a campfire the party was attacked by Indians, who came on them with tomahawks and slaughtered or wounded everyone in the group. Patterson survived, although his wounds kept him in bed for nearly a year. He went on to fight Indians with Colonel George Clarke in 1778 in Illinois, and with Colonel John Bowman in 1779. Patterson also served as a colonel in Clarke's second campaign, and in an expedition led by Colonel Logan against the Shawnee. One of the founders of Lexington, Kentucky, he built the first house to be raised in that city, in 1779. Patterson was also a founder of the town of Cincinnati, and owned a great deal of land there. In 1804 he finally settled on farm near Dayton, where he died.

Here is a Patterson family from Va. census 1870 pg.16 Buffalo Twsp., Kempsville, post office, Prospect Depot. this is as listed on census. Patterson Alexander 41 M B Farm Laborer Harriet 37 F B Keeping house Fannie 17 F B Farm Laborer Mary 13 F B Farm Laborer Francis 11 F B At Home John 8 M B " " Susan 7 F B " " Matilda 5 F B " " Ellick 3 M B " " Pat

Looking for ancestry of Willis Huntas Patterson, b. 1822, Pitt. VA, m. Ann J. Evans in 1842, Pitt. VA. There children are: Mary C, William H., Willis H, Jr., Rhoda A, John Thomas, Martha Terry, Lucy F., Josiah or Josire, and Sarah. Recognize these Patterson's? Someone must have the parents of Willis, or..... did he come from Mars? Any help appreciated, at dead, lost end. Bonnie

William Patterson {born 1743, died 1808}: private in a Virginia unit; married to Polly Oney. William Patterson {born 1760, died 1816}: fifer in a Connecticut unit; married to Lois Ackley; pension appl. {18691} submitted by his widow. William Patterson {born 28 September 1743, died 17 June 1801}: private in a Georgia unit; married to Nancy Mosman. William Patterson {born 11 September 1758, died 1846}: private in a New York unit; married to Sally Boyce; pension appl. {28838} submitted by himself. William Patterson {born 1750, died after 6 February 1812}: private in a North Carolina unit; married to Margaret Branch. William Patterson {birth and death dates unknown}: soldier in a Maryland unit; married Abigail _____: pension appl. {8509} submitted by his widow. William Patterson {birth and death dates unknown}: soldier in a New York unit; received bounty-land warrant {appl. 7608} 3 January 1797. William Patterson {birth and death dates unknown}: soldier in a Pennsylvania unit; pension appl. {32427} submitted by himself. William Patterson {birth and death dates unknown}: soldier in a Virginia unit; pension appl. {35545} submitted by himself. William Patterson {birth and death dates unknown}: soldier in a Virginia unit; pension appl. {8001} submitted , but rejected. William Patterson {birth and death dates unknown}: soldier in a Virginia unit; pension appl. {3648} submitted by himself. Well, folks that's all of the patriot and veterans list. Tomorrow I will start listing 1 biog. a day, so please pay attention. If you failed to copy and save all info.then you may have missed a clue to your ancestors. Since I am not a Patterson cousin as you know when the listing has gone as far as I can go, this book will be up for grabs. Just keep this in mind. Sincerely Hunting the Ancestor and Havin' Fun. :) Pat

Hello Patterson people. Running a little behind on my schedule due to the fact I had to take a quick trip. I'm back and will send the finish to the patriots and veterans list on Sat. There are still the short biographies left so do not give up! For those of you who have missed these list and need the info . I'm sure someone out there can send you copies, right gang? Pat

To All, I'm looking for Elizabeth "Betsy" first husband who is a PATTERSON and I'm looking for Elizabeth's maiden name, parents names, birth. They were mostlikely married in TN I'm also looking for a Gabriel PATTERSON. It has been suggested that she is the wife of Gabriel PATTERSON son of John and Sarah PATTERSON. Here is dates and places that I have been able to confirm: First Generation 1. PATTERSON. PATTERSON married (1) Elizabeth "Betsy" PATTERSON. Elizabeth was born 1817 in TN. She died after 1870 in NC. Elizabeth 2nd marriage was to Henry Polk GIBSON abt 1842; was born 1819 in KY. He died 8 Oct 1863 in TN. They had the following children: + 2 M i. Jerry Monroe PATTERSON was born 19 Jan 1836 and died 18 May 1902. Elizabeth and Henry Polk Gibson Children: 2 M i. John Franklin GIBSON was born 1843 in Scott Co., TN. He died Aug 1886 in Swain Co., NC. John married (1) Miranda Palestine CONLEY, daughter of William Hollen CONLEY and Elizabeth COCKERHAM. Miranda was born 18 Jan 1846 in Haywood Co., NC. She died 11 May 1924 in Conconully, Okanogan Co., WA. 3 F ii. Zura GIBSON was born about 1848 in TN. 4 F iii. Sarah Jane GIBSON was born about 1849 in TN. She died 1882. Sarah married (1) James Baxter BRYSON on 1870 in MACON CO, North Carolina. James was born 1849 in Jackson Co., NC. He died 1910 in Jasper Co., MO. 5 F iv. Nancy May GIBSON was born 22 Feb 1852 in TN. She died 21 Aug 1917 in Whittier, Swain Co., NC and was buried in Gibson Cem., Whittier, Swain Co., NC. Nancy married (1) Alexander L "Alex" JONES, son of Charles P "Charlie" JONES Reverend and Sarah Adaline MASSANGALE on 24 Jan 1880 in Whittier, Jackson Co., North Carolina. Alexander was born 2 Nov 1853 in NC. He died 6 Sep 1941 in Whittier, Swain Co., NC. 6 F v. Martha GIBSON was born about 1852 in TN. 7 M vi. Finley GIBSON was born Nov 1853. Finley married (1) Alice D CONLEY, daughter of William Hollen CONLEY and Elizabeth COCKERHAM. Alice was born 1852 in North Carolina. 8 F vii. Emily GIBSON was born Feb 1854 in Tennesse. Emily married (1) William W 'Bill' HERRON on 14 Oct 1886 in Jackson Co., NC. William was born Jun 1857 in NC. 9 M viii. James Polk GIBSON was born 1862. 10 F ix. Angeline 'Annie' GIBSON was born 1870. 11 M x. Henry GIBSON was born Aug 1870. Henry married (1) Estelle ROGERS on 20 Aug 1889 in Whittier, SWAIN, North Carolina. Estelle was born Jun 1880 in NC. Notes: For Henry Polk GIBSON Lived in 1840 Gibson Co., TN; 1850 Scott Co., TN; 1860 Scott Co., TN; No Henry listed, but Elizabeth is in 1870 Jackson Co., NC. 1850 Scott County, Tennessee; FHL film# 0,024,814; page 16; List of Jurors for July 1850, District No. 5 John DUNCAN and Henry GIBSON for J.P. PATTERSON. Second Generation 2. Jerry Monroe PATTERSON was born 19 Jan 1836 in Qualla, Jackson Co., NC. He died 18 May 1902 in Macon Co., NC and was buried in Snow Hill Cem., Macon Co., NC. Jerry married (1) Julia A. KERR/CARR. Julia was born 8 May 1851 in Chilhi Valley, TN. She died 12 May 1936 in Macon Co., NC. They had the following children: 3 F i. Evelyn "Eva" PATTERSON was born 14 Apr 1884 in Qualla, Jackson Co., NC. She died 22 Sep 1972 in Macon County, North Carolina. Evelyn married (1) James L GIBSON, son of James Thomas GIBSON and Narcissus SHEPHERD. James was born 28 Jan 1876 in NC. He died 26 Apr 1959 in Macon Co., NC. 4 M ii. Horace Lon PATTERSON was born in Qualla, Jackson Co., NC. Horace married (1) Sally JONES. Sally was born in Jackson Co., NC. 5 M iii. John PATTERSON was born in Qualla, Jackson Co., NC. John married (1) Betty GUFFEY. Betty was born in Macon Co., NC. 6 M iv. Maclin Claburn "Clabe" PATTERSON was born in Qualla, Jackson Co., NC. Maclin married (1) Maggie JOHNSON. Maggie was born in TN. 7 M v. William PATTERSON was born in Qualla, Jackson Co., NC. 8 M vi. Jesse "Jess" PATTERSON was born 17 Nov 1872 in Qualla, Jackson Co., NC. He died Jan 1963. Jesse married (1) Lelia GRANT. Lelia was born in Macon Co., NC. + 9 F vii. Mary PATTERSON was born 10 Feb 1878 and died 26 Dec 1964. Third Generation 9. Mary PATTERSON was born 10 Feb 1878 in Qualla, Jackson Co., NC. She died 26 Dec 1964 in Jackson Co., NC and was buried in Shepherd Mem Cem, Macon Co., NC. Mary married (1) James Thomas SHEPHERD, son of John SHEPHERD and Louisa "Lou" DALTON on 20 Dec 1898 in Harmony, NC. James was born 23 Jan 1879 in Macon Co., NC. He died 20 Sep 1966 in Macon Co., NC. They had the following children: 10 M i. (infant son) SHEPHERD was born 16 Nov 1899. He died 16 Nov 1899. 11 M ii. William Donald SHEPHERD was born 31 Mar 1901 in Macon Co., NC. He died 24 Oct 1974 in York Co., SC and was buried in Hollywood Cem, Gaston Co., NC. William married (1) Elsie Penetta GALLOWAY on 24 Dec 1920. Elsie was born 1 Dec 1900 in Transylvania Co., NC. She died 29 Nov 1923. William also married (2) Beatrice HUFTSTETLER. 12 M iii. Paul SHEPHERD. Paul married (1) Azalea HARRIS. 13 M iv. Pearl SHEPHERD. Pearl married (1) Christy Lee ELMORE. 14 M v. T. A. "Bill" SHEPHERD was born 16 Oct 1904 in Macon Co., NC. He died Oct 1983 in Gaston Co., NC and was buried in Hollywood Cem, Gaston Co., NC. T. A. "Bill" SHEPHERD married (1) Bertie Ella GALLOWAY on 24 Feb 1923 in York Co., SC. Bertie was born 1 Feb 1903 in Transylvania Co., NC. She died 5 Dec 1986 in Gaston Co., NC. 15 F vi. Anna SHEPHERD. Anna married (1) John S. DONEHUE. 16 M vii. John Wiley SHEPHERD. John married (1) Daisy DENTON. John also married (2) Nancy AIKEN. 17 F viii. Eula Lea SHEPHERD. Eula married (1) William "Bill" HALL. Daneen Connery Swanke

Extract from: Ancestry Daily News 04 March 1999 The rumors have been flying regarding the launch of the LDS Family History Web site. In response to an inquiry on the subject, David Rencher, Manager, Outreach Coordination of the Genealogical Society of Utah, has given us the following official statement: "Sometime in March or April 1999, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will conduct a brief beta test of a new genealogical service for the Internet. The Church believes this service will greatly enhance the way people trace their family history. A formal announcement and launch is expected in the Spring or Summer of 1999. Details will not be available until then." Look for more information in the Ancestry Daily News as it becomes available. - - - - - Please feel free to circulate this newsletter to other genealogy enthusiasts! We hope that you will also credit the Daily News as the source. To subscribe to this newsletter, visit http://www.ancestry.com/whatsnew.htm and type your Email address in the box provided, or send an email message to: [email protected] with the word 'subscribe' in the subject line. For comments or submissions to the Daily News email: [email protected] - - - - - A fuller story can be found at: http://www.msnbc.com/news/246411.asp Warning, you will probably get asked about downloading some software connected with this site (I got 2 of them). I just said no, and what I wanted to read still showed up, it just made a few pictures and sound not show up. So, save time, say no when asked. -- Kathryn Rhinehart Bassett (Pasadena CA) [email protected] "Genealogy is my bag" "GH is my soap" http://pw2.netcom.com/~kathrynb/kathryn.htm ICQ World-Wide-Pager address http://wwp.mirabilis.com/17663458

This is all I know about my Patterson line. Can anyone add information? FRANK PATTERSON,married FLORA WEDGEWOOD Last known loacation WA children by Frank and Flora PAUL, b 1895. d 1978 Renton? WA Paul and xxx had at least one son, Richard Bruce, b 1924 Clay I, b 1903 Minnesota, d 1974 Seattle, WA married(1) Dortha Palmer, b 1909 Colfax, WA, d 1987 Napa, CA children of Clay and Dortha Dolores Marie, b 1928 Oakland, CA, d 1968 Newport Beach, CA Donald Marvin Patterson, b 1931 Portland, OR married(2) Grace Rae Rogers, Wrangell AK children of Clay and Grace Patric Stepchildren, Jimmy, Larry, Betty, b 1932 IRENE no information Thank You, Don Patterson, [email protected]

Hi, Is there anyone out there researching a PATTERSON family coming to Michigan around 1860? I am looking for a Charles Edwin Patterson b. l86? in Canada....married .... Ida Tripp in 1886 in Memphis, Macomb Co., MI.... Anyone heard of him? Sandy

I am researching Patterson's in the Union County, Georgia area. Also in the Cherokee County, North Carolina, Pickens and Cherokee County, Georgia, Alabama and texas. If you have any in these areas please write and I will exchange information and see if we connect