Am searching for the father to James Patterson whose Mother, Nancy is 51 in the 1850 Lincoln County, Tennessee census. There is no father listed with this family. James and wife, Martha and children are living in the household of George Kirkland and wife, Susan Patterson and son along with Mother of James and Susan, Nancy, and three Harris children. It is thought that the Harris children must be children of a dead daughter but have no proof of it. Have not been able to find out who Nancy's husband was. Also have no idea if he is dead or what happened to him by 1850. Would appreciate very much any help anyone can give me on this family. I am at a brick wall and cannot do anything more until I can find the answer to this question. Thank you. Delores Phillips Sisco

I need info on the family of Worley Shubert (Shugert?) Patterson. He was born 5/29/1837 in Ripley, Brown Co OH. He married Lorinda Caroline Dodson on 2/11/1908 in Palo Pinto Co TX. They had - among others? - one son, George Edwin Patterson born 9/19/1867 in Parker, Johnson (Johson?) Co TX and died 6/22/1932 in Newport TX. He married ???? on 17 June 1888 in Veal Station TX. George's son was Murray Edwin Patterson who was married on July 6 1919 to Velma Elizabeth Williams. Bil [email protected] -- Lernu La Internacian Lingvon, Esperanto. 1-800-ESPERANTO, soc.culture.esperanto, www.esperanto-usa.org, Esperanto SIG.

I am trying to identify the parents, siblings, and children of George PATTERSON. 1810 Census data shows that he and his wife Sarah were born before 1765. They lived in North and South Carolina before moving to Hardin County, Kentucky sometime before 1810. Known children were Andrew Kernahan and George B. PATTERSON. Possible other children were: Thomas, William, and Alexander.

Here are the patriots and veterans lists. Some of these have a wealth of info so be sure to look closely for your ancestors. This list is long so it may take several postings to complete. Abraham Patterson {born before 1760, died 16 February 1832} private in a Massachusetts unit; married to Sarah Sawyer. Adam Patterson {born 27 October 1754, died 6 August 1823}: private in a Massachusetts unit; married to Jannet Rinkin. Adam Patterson {birth and death dates unknown}: soldier in a New Hampshire regiment of the Continental Line; married to Mary____________; pension application {26821} submitted by his widow. Alexander Patterson, Sr. {born 1714, died 1802}: performed patriotic service in New Hampshire; married to Elizabeth Arbuckle. Alexander Patterson Jr., {born January 1753, died 7 January 1837}: private in a New Hampshire unit: married to Mary Nelson. Alexander Patterson {born 1752, died 10 October 1832}: soldier in a North Carolina unit; married to Janet McKenzie. Alexander Patterson {born 1760, died 10 May 1815}: soldier in a North Carolina unit; married {1st} to Elizabeth---------------------, {2nd} to Margaret McLaughlin, and {3rd} to Sarah Mathews. Alexander Patterson {born 1756, died 2 July 1829}: private in a North Carolina unit; married to Jane Gilmer. Alexander Patterson {birth and death dates unknown}: soldier in a New Hampshire unit; received bounty-land warrant {appl. 859} for 100 acres. Alexander Patterson {birth and death dates unknown}: soldier in a New Hampshire unit; pension appl. {31295} submitted by himself. Alexander Patterson {born 1743, died 11 April 1822}: captain in a Pennsylvania unit; married to Margaret________;received bounty - land warrant {appl. 1720} for 300 acres; pension appl. {4563} submitted by his widow. Alexander Patterson {born 1726, died 1812}: private in a Pennsylvania unit; married to Phoebe Carrell. Alexander Patterson {born 1751, died 8 June 1839}: sergeant in a South Carolina unit; married to Catherine McCaleb; pension appl. {7288} submitted by himself. Amos Patterson {born 18 January 1749, died 5 March 1817}: private in a Massachusetts unit; married to Anne Williams. Andrew Patterson {born around 1760, died 23 May 1828}: private in a Pennsylvania unit; married to Margaret Dickson; pension appl. {2844} submitted by his widow. Andrew Patterson {born 25 April 1750, died 13 October 1812}: private in a Massachusetts unit; married to Susanna Davis. Andrew Patterson {born 1730, died 10 November 1792}: private in a Pennsylvania unit; married to Mary Wilson. Ansel Patterson {birth and death dates unknown}: soldier in a Connecticut unit; married to Polly__________; received bounty-land warrant {appl. 10015} for 160 acres; pension appl.{6855} submitted by himself. Arthur Patterson{born before 1747, died 7 October 1780}: private in a North Carolina unit. Atthow Patterson {born around 1720, died before 1 February 1797}: performed patriotic service in Maryland; married to Mary_________. Benjamin Patterson {born 16 September 1759, died 2 July 1830}: soldier in a Pennsylvania unit; married {1st} to Jemima Price, {2nd} to Mary Taggart, and {3rd} to Mrs. Sarah Shannon; pension appl. {8010} submitted but rejected. Charles Patterson {born 22 September 1745, died 29 May 1837}: private in a Massachusetts unit; married to Martha Hall. Charles Patterson {born before 1743, died after 1791}: performed patriotic service in Virginia; married to Elizabeth Duiguid. Daniel Patterson {born 1750, died 14 December 1817}: soldier in a Massachusetts unit; married to Hannah Sawyer. Daniel Patterson {born 1731, died 5 August 1809}: soldier in a North Carolina unit; married to Mary McMillan. David Patterson {born 17 May 1739, died 28 November 1809}: private in a Massachusetts unit; married to Beulah Clark. David Patterson {born 7 August 1763, died 21 June 1827}: private in a New York unit; married to Chloe Heath. David Patterson {born around 1745, died after 19 December 1819}: soldier in a Virginia unit; married {1st} to Sybel Smith and {2nd} to Elizabeth Ann_________. David Patterson {born 15 August 1756, died 22 October 1846}: performed patriotic service in Virginia; married to Judith Dibrell. Please stay tuned tomorrow for more on "THE PATTERSON FAMILY BOOK." Until then "HAPPY HUNTING" Pat

Hello all, I was a little late getting back from my "Hunting Trip " for my ancestors, and boy am I tired. I bagged a few new family members but I knew I would have to come back because I had to finish the veterans and patriots list for my special Patterson friends. So starting Monday Feb. 22 the list will continue. Please check the list and see how many of your ancestors you might find. HAPPY HUNTING, Pat

I would like to extend my information on the following bloodline: Lowell Wayne Patterson b 1933 (St. Louis, MO) Elmer Julian Patterson b 1903 (Evanston, IL) Elmer Lee Patterson b 1783 (Jasper Co, IL) William Elwood Patterson b 1841 (Orange/Randolph Co, NC) Isaac York Patterson b 1815 (Sandy Creek, Orange Co, NC) John W. Patterson b 1789 (NC) William C. Patterson b 1764 (NC) John Patterson, Senior b 1719 (PA?) William Patterson b 1704 John Patterson b 1645 John Patterson b 1620 (Ireland ?) John Patterson b 1600 (Ireland ?) If I have made any mistakes in these earlier generations, I'm sorry. This is still subject to research. If I can determine the family of John Patterson, Senior and where they came from, I am content. Thank you. LP

I'm interested in your George Patterson. I am researching for Elizabeth Patterson (1787-1866). She was born in NY or NJ.and died in Wayne Co NY. She married John Dawes. Their children were: *Adren, Jeremiah, Samuel, Francis, Lorenza, Phoebe, John Roy, George M., Daniel, William, Joseph, and Ananias. Do you know anything qabout my Elizabeth?................Margret [email protected] wrote: > Subject: > > PATTERSON-D Digest Volume 99 : Issue 9 > > Today's Topics: > #1 [PATTERSON-L] Canadian Pattersons ["Nancy Adams" <[email protected]] > #2 Fw: {not a subscriber} Re: [PATTER ["Jerry W. Murphy" <[email protected]] > #3 [PATTERSON-L] Fwd: {not a subscrib ["Jerry W. Murphy" <[email protected]] > #4 [PATTERSON-L] Fw: {not a subscribe ["Jerry W. Murphy" <[email protected]] > #5 [PATTERSON-L] My line ["Elizabeth" <[email protected]>] > #6 [PATTERSON-L] Civil War etc. ["Elizabeth" <[email protected]>] > #7 [PATTERSON-L] Items from COLLIN CO ["Elizabeth" <[email protected]>] > #8 [PATTERSON-L] PATTERSON FAMILIES [[email protected]] > #9 [PATTERSON-L] Blakeman/Patterson F ["ML16" <[email protected]>] > #10 [PATTERSON-L] James Homer Patterso ["Thompson" <[email protected]>] > #11 [PATTERSON-L] DONEGAL - PATTERSON/ ["C. HARWOOD" <[email protected]] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from PATTERSON-D, send a message to > > [email protected] > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [PATTERSON-L] Canadian Pattersons > Date: Sun, 31 Jan 1999 18:13:33 -0400 > From: "Nancy Adams" <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > > Hi does anyone have any Pattersons in New Brunswick or the rest of Canada > > Nancy Adams Family site http://genweb.net/~kingsconb > Kings County GenWeb http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Oracle/5285 > and http://members.xoom.com/kingscogenwe/ > New for 1999 Saint John County NB > http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Thebes/9911/ > Boudreau/Boudreault, Cunningham, Chambers, Meggett, McFarland, McAuley, > Parlee/Parlier, Horne,Patterson, Pettipas In the Maritimes, Canada > Corteweg/Korteweg, In the Netherlands > Adams/Adam, Woodburn, Craig, Parker, in Ayrshire Scotland > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Fw: {not a subscriber} Re: [PATTERSON-L] More PATERSONS looking for > Date: Sun, 31 Jan 1999 18:17:05 -0600 > From: "Jerry W. Murphy" <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > > Reply to [email protected] > > From: "Philip Van Camp" <[email protected]> Save Address Block Sender > To: "Alan Paterson" <[email protected]>, <[email protected]> > Subject: {not a subscriber} Re: [PATTERSON-L] More PATERSONS looking for > contacts > Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1999 10:53:22 -0800 (PST) > Reply Reply All Forward Delete Previous Next Close > > And thanks to "Scots Origins" I've just gotten a new generation. My former > brick wall John Laing Paterson b. 1830 Edinburgh, was registered at St. > Cuthbert's, & his parents were George Paterson, & Margaret Laing. > To paraphrase my favorite poet, Success is counted sweetest by those who > occasionally succeed. > Phil Van Camp [email protected] > > -----Original Message----- > From: Alan Paterson <[email protected]> > To: PATTERSON-L> > Date: Tuesday, January 26, 1999 7:22 AM > Subject: [PATTERSON-L] More PATERSONS looking for contacts > > >Thanks to getting the appropriate page from the 1891 census, I have just > >discovered that I have 5 previously unknown great-great-uncles. > >Alan Paterson > >Berne, Switzerland > >http://www.scottap.com/family/paterson1/ > > > > > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [PATTERSON-L] Fwd: {not a subscriber} Genealogy > Date: Sun, 31 Jan 1999 18:12:23 -0600 > From: "Jerry W. Murphy" <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > > Reply to [email protected] > > From: "Judy Larsen" <[email protected]> Save Address Block Sender > To: <[email protected]> > Subject: {not a subscriber} Genealogy > Date: Thu, 14 Jan 1999 09:31:21 -0800 (PST) > Reply Reply All Forward Delete Previous Next Close > > Looking for other descendants of the Patterson family of Leeds County, > Ontario. They were United Empire Loyalists. We are descendants of Amy > Patterson, daughter of Daniel and Margaret. Amy married Lemuel Mallory. > Daniel was born in Connecticut in 1758. > > Judy Peterson Larsen > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [PATTERSON-L] Fw: {not a subscriber} Patterson-Lynchburg>ChaseCity>? > Date: Mon, 1 Feb 1999 11:59:00 -0600 > From: "Jerry W. Murphy" <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > > Reply to [email protected] or [email protected] > > From: [email protected] (danachenaultReplyText) Save Address Block Sender > To: [email protected] > Subject: {not a subscriber} Patterson-Lynchburg>ChaseCity>? > Date: Mon, 1 Feb 1999 05:45:29 -0800 (PST) > Reply Reply All Forward Delete Previous Next Close > > just starting mother's line with almost no info.Hubert Whitaker Patterson > b4Aug1875d19Mar1936 married Fannie L. Chandlerb8Dec1878d13Jan1965 They had 2 > sons Kenith Patterson b17Sept1907d18Marc1936 Frank Whitaker > Pattersonb3Oct1913d8Apr1995. Kenith died while rescuing trapped people in > 1936 > flood,he's in EMS Memorial Hall of Fame. He had one child my mother who was > 3 at > his death. Frank never had children. Hubert may have worked in Chase City > prior > to coming to Lynchburg. Any leads greatly appreciated!! > alt [email protected] > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [PATTERSON-L] My line > Date: Mon, 01 Feb 99 03:11:17 PST > From: "Elizabeth" <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > > 1850 Census Tennessee > 1. Robert Patterson b. 1810 SC d. 1866 Walker Co., GA > Married 1831 Monroe County, Tennessee to: > + Susanna A Headrick b. 1814 Roane Co., TN > 2. Mary l. b. 1833 TN > 2. Marion b. 1835 TN > 2. John B. b. 1836 TN > 2. William L b, 1838 TN > 2. Henry Harrison b. 1841 Tennessee > d. 11-10-1903 TX > 3. Robert Benjamin Patterson b. 1875 TX > d. May ?, 1954 TX > 4. Virgie Elvis Patterson b. 12-25-1905 TX > d. 3-12-1988 TX > 5. Robert Elvis Patterson b.(-19-1926 TX > d. 3-12-1976 TX > 2. George W. b. 1845 TN > 2. James S b. 1854 GA > 2. Martha R. b. 1856 GA > 2. James S. b. 1854 GA > 2. Martha R. b. 1856 GA > > In the 1840 census Robert Patterson is listed #103 in McMinn > County, Tennessee.......... > 1850 Census lists Robt Patterson in Walker Co, Ga. W. Armuchee > 1860 Census lists Robt Patterson in Walker Co., GA E. Armuchee > 1870 Census lists Susanna Patterson in Walker Co. GA Frick's Gap > > Would be interested in hearing from my Patterson cousins or others > interested in this line. Elizabeth <[email protected]> > > > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [PATTERSON-L] Civil War etc. > Date: Mon, 01 Feb 99 09:22:46 PST > From: "Elizabeth" <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > > Robert and Susanna (Hedrick) Patterson: > George W., Patterson > Henry Harrison Patterson > > George W. Patterson 1`st Regiment > Company l: Crues Brig (Confederate) > Georgia Cavalry Volunteers > enlisted: Unknown > Wounded: 21 July 1864 Atlanta, GA > > My Dad used to tell us about his Grandad's brother > George who was shot through and through with a > mini ball and lived . > > Henry Harrison Patterson > Served from August 31, 1861 until April 30, 1864 > ---first with the Georgia Volunteer Infantry, > Company H, 23rd Regiment, Walker Barstow > Invincibles, Army of Tenessee, Confederate > States Army (CSA).............then with the > 23rd Georgia Regiment in the army of > Virginia. > Two of his companions in the Army of Virginia were > V. M. Reed and Ezekiel Foster of Walker Co., GA > > Robert Patterson's ( who served in the 12th Tennessee, > Company D, (Gibson County) picture hangs in the > "Hall of Fame"at Shiloh National Battlefield Military > Park, Pittsburg Landing, Hardin County, Tennesee > > The Patterson ancestors originally came from > Scotland to Ireland and emigrated from Hillsboro in > County Down, to America in 1705. The majority of > the first Pattersons went to the frontier of Pennsylvania > or to the wilds of North Carolina to make their > fortunes. > > Many of the Texas Pattersons settled in Collin County, > Texas near McKinney and Farmersville, Texas. > > ****According to information from the archivists in > Atlanta, Georgia, persons who did not go through > the official surrender process at the end of the > war, were often listed as desertors. Many of the > soldiers simply went home at the end of the > conflict. > > More specific birthdates for Henry Harrison and his > brothers and sisters: > Mary Jane 16 May 1832 > Francis Marion 16 Sept 1834 > John B. 27 Nov, 1836 > William L. 23 Dec 1838 > Henry Harrison 30 April 1841 > Martha E 22 Nov, 1843 > George W 27 Dec. 1844 > Robert E 18 Oct 1851 > James S 13 Jan 1854 > Martha R 21 May 1856 > > 1. Census rolls of Walker County Georgia > Year 1860 P. 78 561-525 > 2. Roster of the Confederate Soldiers of Georgia > 1861-1865 Index. Civil War Researcher-Georgia > archives. > 3, Widow's application for Pension # > Texas State Archives > 4. Information from curator of Shiloh Military Park > 5. The American Genealogical Research Institute, > Arlington, Virginia, THE PATTERSON FAMILY > 6. Census rolls, Collin County, Texas Alphabetized > Soundex, 1880 > 7. From family Bible > > I would be delighted to hear from anyone who has any of > the above named Pattersons in their charts. > Elizabeth <[email protected]> > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [PATTERSON-L] Items from COLLIN CO, TEXAS FAMILIES by Minnie Champ > Date: Wed, 03 Feb 99 03:18:17 PST > From: "Elizabeth" <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > > James Patterson was born 7 May, 1832 near present > day Lavon, Collin County, while Texas was still under > Mexico's rule. He was orphaned in early boyhood and > was raised by his uncle, John Patterson, > James had another uncle, Bob Patterson, who > lived near Copeville. Old tax rolls of Collin County > indicate James Patterson was a native of Arkansas. > This has not been authenticated. Old-timers of > succeeding generations of Pattersons have passed > down the family story that he was born in Texas. > James Patterson married 26 May 1853 to Nancy > Catherine Harris of Lamar County, Texas place > unknown., In 1858 he moved his family back to > Collin County near Copeville. They continued to > live near Copeville for the remainder of their > lives. James died July 12, 1891. Both are buried > in Thompson Cemetery near Copeville. > His Uncle John Patterson was born in 1796 > and died in 1861. > James was a soldier in the Southern Forces in > Civil War and served in Captain Bumpass' Co. of > Martin's Regiment for the duration of the war. > James Patterson : b. 7 May, 1832 near Lavon > Collin County. Married May 26, 1853 Lamar > County, Texas. Died July 12, 1891, Collin Co > Wife: Nancy Catherine Harris born June 19, 1833. > Died December 24, 1912, Collin County. > Neither of their parents'names are known. > Children: > 1. Julie Ann Patterson born March 24, 1854 > `Lamar County, Tx Married a Morris. Died > 1927. Buried near Wichita Falls Texas > 2. John Washington Patterson born January 1, > 1856 Lamar Co Tx. Died March 2, 1937 > Scurry County Texas. Buried Pyron Cemetery. > Wife M. October 31, 1878 to Rebecca Baty, > daughter of Walter and Emily Baty of Collin Co. > Rebecca born March 29, 1860 Collin Co. > Died March 3, 1937, Scurry County TX > Buried Pyron Cemetery, 4 miles SE of Hermleigh,TX > 3. Lewis Trexel (Dick) Patterson, born December 1 > 1858 Lamar Co Tx . Married Dec. 16, 1886 Collin > Co. Died 1929., Wife Laura Poeet (Poteet ?) > born January 21, 1868, died February 13, 1954. > Both buried Pyron Cemetery., Dick and Laura > moved from Collin Co to Scurry Co in 1901. > 4. James Robert (Bob) Patterson, born > December 2, 1860 Collin Co. Never Married > Died Sept. 11, 1920. Buried Thompson > Cemetery near Copeville. > 5. Jessie Lee Patterson born February 2 1867 > Collin Co. Married to Oma___. Both buried > Pyron Cemetery. > 6. George Elza Patterson born January 9, > 1870. Died October 13, 1936, Collin Co. > Married December 18, 1892 to Ardella > Lockhart, born January 10, 1874, died > March 14, 1921. > 7. Joe Patterson, born Sept 22, 1872. > Collin County Tx No further statistics > available on Joe. > 8. William Marion (Tack) Patterson, born > August 25, 1875 Collin County. Wife: Bessie > Boyd. No further statistics on "Tack". > > The book had family stories that I have not included . > If I have made any mistakes in recording these > dates, I am sorry. Elizabeth > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [PATTERSON-L] PATTERSON FAMILIES > Date: Tue, 2 Feb 1999 16:45:44 EST > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > > Need information on George PATTERSON: > > George Patterson > b. 1807, NJ? > m. 29 Jan 1835, Ann Van Hoorhees (b. 1815, NJ?; 1 Jun 1881, Coldwater, MI? > d. 1857, Coldwater, MI > > Their son was: > 1-William Orin Patterson, b. 26 Sep 1847, Cold Water (Branch) MI > m. 1 Jan 18845, Albion (Boone) NE, Nancy Emily Ragland > d. 15 Dec 1910, Crawford, NE > > ANOTHER PATTERSON LINE: > > Andrew PATTERSON > b. ca. 1659, Scotland > m. 19 Feb 1690, Elizabeth Peat (b. 19 Feb 1669; d. ca. 1766, Cornwall > (Litchfield) > CT) > d. 2 Dec 1746, Stratford, CT? > > Their dau: > Sarah Patterson, b. 17 Mar 1694, Stratford (Fairfield) CT > m. 3 Jul 1712, Ephraim Beach (b. 25 May 1687, Stratford CT; 15 Mar 1716/7) > d. 10 Oct 1717 > > Do these two PATTERSONS sound familiar? > > Bob Leishman, Arvada, CO > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [PATTERSON-L] Blakeman/Patterson Family > Date: Tue, 2 Feb 1999 14:14:01 -0800 > From: "ML16" <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > > Looking for info (and verification of info) on: > > Abagail Jane Patterson > B: 14 MAY 1851 or 1852 > Maine (?) > D: 14 MAR 1930 > Santa Barbara, CA > > Married to (Charles W. Blakeman - Addie J. Patterson 12 May 1873): > > Charles William Blakeman > B: 1841 > Beardstown (Cass Co), IL > D: 1920 > Beardstown (Cass Co), IL > > Had daughter: > > Olive Gertrude Blakeman > B: 7 FEB 1875 > Pueblo, CO > D: 13 MAR 1945 > Santa Ana, CA > > Any and all help discovering more about my family would be greatly > appreciated! > > William Le Var > [email protected] > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [PATTERSON-L] James Homer Patterson > Date: Tue, 2 Feb 1999 23:12:53 -0500 > From: "Thompson" <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > > Hi Patterson's this is the first time I have posted this. If these names > look familiar feel free to contact me. > > James Homer PATTERSON was born February 26, 1815 in Madena County Ohio, and > died January 18,1879 in Fulton Township Michigan. He married Johanna > NICKERSON > > Children of James and Johanna are; > 1. Susan PATTERSON, born 1847 Medena Ohio 2. Sarah PATTERSON, born 1848 > Medena Ohio > 3. Elizabeth PATTERSON, BORN 1850 Medena Ohio > 4. Ryle PATTERSON, born 1854 Medena Ohio > 5. Samuel Homer PATTERSON, born April 28, 1860 > Medena Ohio, died September 24, 1932, Whitmore Michigan > > Children of Samuel Homer Patterson and > Alice MORE are: > > 1. Clyde PATTERSON, > born January 23 1884 > 2. Florence Alice PATTERSON, > born September 11, 1886 > died February 5, 1959 > 3. Royal Elizah PATTERSON > born June 18, 1888 > died November 22,1960 > 4. Homer PATTERSON > born January 3, 1892 > died October 5, 1964 > 5. Frances Mary PATTERSON > born May 20, 1894 > died April 18, 1988 in Grand Blanc MI > 6. Twin of Frances, died at birth buried with her mother Alice Florence > MORE > > Samuel PATTERSON homesteaded in the Mt Pleasant area of Michigan. His wife > died giving birth to twins. One did not survive. Second twin Frances Mary > Patterson did survive. > She was sent to be raised by George Root and his wife, Florence More, the > sister of Alice More. > Mt Pleasant and Shepherd area of Michigan. Frances thought of George and > Florence Root as parents. She was raised as a ROOT so I will list their > children as well. > > George ROOT married Florence MORE > their children are; > > 1. Harry ROOT > 2. Sadie ROOT > 3. Dorothy ROOT > > I hope this information might help you. Maybe you have some information that > will help me. > Peggy Holloway Thompson > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [PATTERSON-L] DONEGAL - PATTERSON/GALLAGHER c.1790 > Date: Wed, 03 Feb 1999 10:30:57 -0500 > From: "C. HARWOOD" <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > > Does anyone recognize this family? I am searching for ancesters. > > GG Grandfather, William PATTERSON was married to Sarah Jane > GALLAGHER. > John PATTERSON, their son, of Rubbleshinny, Milford, b. 10 Oct., 1814, > married Mathilda Thomson on 31 Jan., 1856 at Manorcunningham. > The ceremony was performed by Rev. T.Y. Killen. > > I can provide descendants of John and Mathilda. > > Catherine Harwood <[email protected])

Researching :Susan Patterson 1850. married Zachariah Williams 1850 Children: George 1873, Ola 1875, Mary Elizabeth 1877, Jessie Lee 1879. Mary Elizabeth married John Thomas Hendricks and they lived in Harris Co. Ga, then moved to Columbus, Muscogee County, Ga. Any informationon the Patterson side of the family would help. I have none. Thanks Alice

Reply to [email protected] not me! From: [email protected] (Pamela Patterson) To: [email protected] Subject: James E. or Prewitt Patterson Date: Fri, 19 Feb 1999 15:19:10 -0800 (PST) I am looking for James E. son of Prewitt Patterson, Prewitt was for Kings Mountain, Lincoln County, Kentucky. James was born about 1902. Any information would be helpful Thanks Pam

Hi! I'm new. I have (no exact dates) Johannah Patterson married John Reynolds. They had a son David B .Reynolds 1772. This family traces back at least to Davids son John D, in Monmouth co.(Upper Freehold twp. NJ) b. in 1787.Anyone researching this Patterson/Reynolds connection? Gail

Some weeks back I promised to find the address for ordering a book from The American Geneological Research Institute. I finally found it. ADDRESS (copyright @ 1973) The American Genealogical Research Institute 1501 Wilson Boulevard Arlington, Virginia 22209 Library of Congress Card Catalog Number is 72-93050 CONTENTS preface 1.family name and arms 2.ancestral emigrants 3.census of 1790 4.patriots and veterans 5. short biographies 6. constructing the patterson family tree 7. appendixes 8. research and reference sources in the federal government 9. research and reference sources in the United States 10. hereditary and patriotic societies in the United States. I am assuming that the address is the same as then. There is a page with Arms of Evan Paterson of New Jersey, and of Walter Patterson of New York. It has a triangular (sort of) shield, atop that is a knight's helmet, atop the helmet is a nest containing a large bird feeding its young. (some say it is a pelican but it doesn't have the large lower beak) There is a drape behind the shield. On the shield the nest and large bird and the young birds in the nest are repeated 3 times. Other arms are also listed in the book. Have to go now for errands but hope you find this interesting. And to the person who requested the address. Forgive me, but at least I did eventually find it. (smile) It was in amongst some telephone books behind the doors in the telephone stand. Elizabeth Why there?? I have no idea.

Still looking for more info on this family (mainly info about the Stevenson connection). This is all I have on the family, except that they moved to Illinois. Sarah was most likely born in Pendleton District, SC. Descendants of Alexander Patterson 1 Alexander Patterson b: September 10, 1801 d: November 2, 1850 buried: Reno, Bond, Illinois .. +Sarah Stevenson b: August 18, 1772 ... 2 Samuel Patterson ... 2 Robert Wilson Patterson ....... +Julia Quigby ... 2 James G. Patterson ... 2 Sarah Patterson ... 2 Alexander Patterson ... 2 Jane Patterson ....... +Shields

Barry Dunagan's Genealogy and History Page http://www.geocities.com/heartland/hills/4427/indexb.htm Dickey/Dunagan/Gentry/Grogan/Spence/Patterson Genealogy Confederate History of Gibson County,Tennessee -----Original Message----- From: dunagan <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, September 09, 1998 10:35 PM Subject: [PATTERSON-L] William Patterson 1750 Va. 1816 Williamson Co.Tn >Needing info, especially parents of William Patterson and Margaret Branch. >William was born 1750 in Va. and died 1816 Williamson Co. Tn. He served in >the 10th N.C. Regt. during Rev. War. >Margaret was born 1762 in Va. and died 1839 possibly in Gibson Co, >The had the following children. >Elizabeth, married William Breeden >Mary, married John Barnett >William born 5/27/1786, married Elizabeth Mayfield. The dau. of Issac >Mayfield and Elizabeth Guypson(Gibson) >John, born 1787, married Nancy Read >Robert Carson, born 11/23/1789, married Malinda Carson >James, born 1794, married Polly Herrin >Carson, born 8/27/1804, married Cassa Carlton >Thomas Carson,born 12/23/1806, married Elizabeth Ward. >Any help would be appreciated > >Barry Dunagan's Genealogy and History Page >http://www.geocities.com/heartland/hills/4427/indexb.htm >Dickey/Dunagan/Gentry/Grogan/Spence/Patterson Genealogy >Confederate History of Gibson County,Tennessee > >

Reply to [email protected] From: Bill Stephens <[email protected]> To: PATTERSON <[email protected] Subject: {not a subscriber} Re: STEPHENS-BROWN-DODSON-SIMONS-PARKER-TOMER-PURCELL-CRAIG-MILLER-SNYDER-WORKMA N-MCCLURE-BENTLEY,HARRIS-PATTERSON-PATTON Date: Mon, 15 Feb 1999 18:45:36 -0800 (PST) Bill & Cathy Webb Stephens wrote: > > Bill Stephens in Denton,Texas > Genealogical site > http://home1.gte.net/cobbwebb/titlepage.htm > Looking for these families: > (1)WILLIAM BALL was born 1790 in Maryland. He married ELIZABETH > STEPHENS Abt. 1833 in Dunbar, Fayette, PA, daughter of NATHANIEL > STEPHENS and HANNAH DODSON. > Children of WILLIAM BALL and ELIZABETH STEPHENS all born > Dunbar,Fayette,PA.-Sarah,Elijah,John(m. SUSAN MORGAN),William,Mary A., > Malinda,Lenora,Clarisa & Lucinda > > (2)GEORGE P. STEPHENS born 11/4/1830 in Washington, Fayette, > PA;d.1/27/1916 Frederick,Tillman,OK;m.(1) SUSAN ANN SIMON 7/1/1855 (2) > MARGARETTE ANN PARKER > 12/30/1875 in Vernon, VanBuren, Iowa, daughter of PETER PARKER & SARAH > TOMER > > (3)DURAS LINCOLN1 SNYDER was born 2/23/1861 in New > Lisbon,Ohio;d.12/1/1943 in Vernon, VanBuren,IA;m. IDA MARTHA STEPHENS > 12/8/1897 in Keosauqua, VanBuren,IA; dau of GEORGE STEPHENS and SUSAN > SIMONS. > Children of DURAS SNYDER and IDA STEPHENS are: > i.HOWARD BLAIN2 SNYDER, b. 1/16/1899, Keosauqua, VanBuren, IA; > m. LOLA CORINNE FELLOWS, 1/9/1924, Keosauqua, VanBuren, IA. > ii.HELEN MAY SNYDER, b. April 07, 1902, Bentonsport, VanBuren,IA; d. > 4/4/1933, Ottumwa, IA; m.WILLIAM OTTO BOSTOCK,3/13/1923,Fairfield, IA. > > (4)GEORGE LUTES and MARY STEPHENS. > MARY born 7/15/1846 Allegheny,PA > Children:John S.,George A.,Emma B.,Mary E.,Charles G.,Eliza P.,Laura > M.,Nathaniel S.,& Bertha E. > > (5)EZRA STEPHENS b. 9/17/1831,Fayette,PA d. 8/17/1883 Los Angeles,CA & > MARY STEPHENS,Dau of LEVI STEPHENS & MARY FARQUHAAR > Children: > James Oscar b.Fayette,PA,d. Melvern,Kansas > Robert Wilder b. 3/8/1858 d. 1944,Garden City,KS;m. ? JOHNSON > Aline b. 3/25/1860,Fayette,PA > Israel Pershing b. 7/28/1861,d.1/2/1886,Wellsville,KS m.? Williams > Edwin S. b. 5/27/1864 d. 12/7/1917,Wellsville,KS > Ulysis G. b. 1868,Fayette,PA > William O. b.10/28/1875,Melbourne,KS > > (6)Richard Miller born 1804 in PA;d.1880;m.CATHERINE STEPHENS Abt. 1830 > in Washington, Fayette,PA;dau of NATHANIEL STEPHENS and HANNAH DODSON. > Children: > i.NATHANIEL WISEHART MILLER, b.10/11/1838;d.8/3/1913; m. ELIZABETH A. > MILLER, 7/23/1859, Washington Fayette, PA. > ii.WILLIAM BALL MILLER b.9/28/1843, > iii.JOHN R. MILLER b.9/14/1848 > iv.ESTHER ELIZABETH MILLER b.1/16/1853 > > (7)EVAN STEPHENS b. abt 1692 Wales d,1770,Bucks,PA > Wife: ELIZABETH > Children:John,Benjamin,Evan,Mary,David > > (8)JOHN STEPHENS b.7/12/1714,Wales d.5/12/1807,Fayette,PA. > Wife:SARAH b.Bucks,PA? > Children JOHN m. ELIZABETH,LEVI m. ELIZABETH BROWN,SETH b. abt > 1746,THOMAS m.SHREVE, ISAIAH b. 1750,REBECCAH m.CRAIG,EVANS b 1752,MARY > m.WILLIAM HOGG,RACHEL m.CRAIG > > (9)CHARLES BEERS m.7/3/1883,VANBUREN,IA.,MARY ELIZABETH STEPHENS > b.11/5/1863,VANBUREN,IA. > Children:LENNIT b. May 1890, > > (10)LAURA WORKMAN b. Abt. 1873,Hillsboro, VanBuren,IA;m.JOHN WILLIAM > STEPHENS Abt.1893,Hillsboro, VanBuren, IA, son of GEORGE STEPHENS and > SUSAN SIMONS. > Child:JOHN WILLIAM2 STEPHENS, b. Abt. 1894, Hillsboro,VanBuren,IA; m. > KAY,1914. > > (11)William PURCELL b.?,Hamilton,Ohio, daughter Elizabeth > b.1/29/1802,Hamilton,Ohio m. Nathaniel S. Stephens,Fayette,PA. > > (12)JOHN WESLEY STEPHENS & MARTHA JANE BENTLEY. > JOHN WESLEY STEPHENS b 12/14/1823,Allegheny,PA. > Children:Amanda Edmonia,Franklin Moore,William Pusey,Charles Edward > Henry Bentley,Sheshbazzar > > (13)REBECCA MASTON b. 1812,Fayette,PA & JACOB HARRIS;m.1837,Fayette,PA > Children:Jacob b 1838,Sarah Ann b 1843,Eliza Jane b 1847,Mary b 1850 > > (14)SARAH ANNE STEPHENS b 3/25/1828,Fayette,PA;m THOMAS MCCLURE > 1846,Fayette,PA. Children:NELL & ADA m.KELL > > (15)JOHN S. PATTERSON b. 5/2/1849,Fayette,PA;m.CORA > HARRIS,10/1873,Fayette,PA:Children:LULA,MARY,WINNIE,GEORGE & CORA EDNA. > > (16)NAOMI PATTERSON b 1850,Jefferson,Fayette,PA;m. ROBERT G. PATTON, > 10/28/1868,Fayette,PA;Children:MARY O.,ALLIE S.,ACEA A.,GEORGE W.& FRED > E.PATTON > > Please Reply to [email protected] > Thank you, > Bill Stephens > Denton,Texas

I am stuck on the Kentucky side of my Pattersons: Francis "Frank" Patterson b.~1776 VA, d.1850-1860 Hendricks Co, IN m. 1808 Mason Co, KY to Margaret "Maggie" ROSS (b.~1778 VA, d.1850-1860 Hendricks Co, IN) children of Francis & Margaret Patterson: --female b.1800-1810 --male b. 1800-1810 --male b. 1800-1810 --John K.Y. b. 1814 Fleming Co, KY, d.1902 Hendricks Co, IN, m. 1835 (where?) to Arie Ann SHOCKLEY (these are my g-g-g grandparents) --Susan b.~1822 KY, d. after 1885, m. 1839 Hendricks Co, IN to Jeremiah WARD Francis Patterson is on the 1810-1830 censuses for Fleming County, KY (adjacent to Mason County, KY) and emigrated to Hendricks County, IN around 1837 (he shows up on the 1840 and 1850 Hendricks County censuses). I have been unable to find a tombstone or more specific date of death for Francis & Margaret. An article on John K.Y. Patterson in the 1885 edition of "The History of Hendricks County" says that he and Susan were the only children out of 5 still living. John & Arie had children named: Rosanna, James H. (went to Burt Co, NE), Margaret E., Francis M. "Frank," Hester Ann, John W., William E., America, Silas, and Caroline "Carrie" Patterson. Any help appreciated. Meredith Thompson [email protected] Hendricks Co, IN coordinator, USGenWeb Project http://www.rootsweb.com/~inhendri/

Hi Evelyn, Not to fear ... your document is not coming from an unknown source, it is coming to you from Rootsweb! Lois Karner

In North America, the Highlander settled Virginia, the Carolinas, Pictou, Nova Scotia and the Ottawa Valley. One of the first migrants which could be considered a kinsman of the name Patterson, of that same Clan or family, was Andrew and David Paterson were located to Georgia in 1685; James Paterson settled in New Hampshire in 1718; David Patterson settled in Boston in 1651 ; Andrew Patterson settled in New Jersey in 1865; Alexander, Andrew, Arthur, Charles, Daniel, David, Henry, George, Hugh, James, John , Joseph, Mary, Robert, Sam, Thomas and William Patterson all arrived in Philadelphia between 1840 and 1860. The American War of Independence found many who were loyal to their new cause, others remained loyal to the Crown trekked north to Canada and became known as the United Empire Loyalists. Many prominent people enjoy the distinction of this name...Neil Paterson, Scottish Writer; Cecil Patterson, British Bishop; Eugene Patterson, American Editor; Gardner Patterson, American Economist; Jere Patterson American Business Council; Constance Patterson British Union Leader; Paul Patterson, Botanist; Rex Patterson, Australian Politician; William Paterson, American Publisher. THE MOST ANCIENT GRANT OF A COAT OF ARMS FOUND WAS: Silver with three gold pelicans in green nests. THE CREST IS: A pelican feeding her young. THE ANCIENT FAMILY MOTTO FOR THIS DISTINGUISHED NAME IS: *Pro Rege Et Grege" That's all that was on the paper except for a gold seal with "History of Names, Loveland, Colorado" stamped on it. Elizabeth

Your name Patterson emerged as a Scottish Clan or family in their territory of Rossshire where they were recorded as a family of great antiquity seated with manor and estates in that shire. Originally the Clan Phaedirean located their home territories on the north side of Loch Fyne. This name was anglicized about trhe 13th century to Paterson. By the 16th century they had acquired lands to the south in Glasgow and they became prominent businessmen of Edinburgh, Aberdeen and Glasgow. William Patterson originated Darien scheme as Chairman of the Bank of England in 1700. There is a claim by the Farguharson Clan that the Phaedirean (Patterson) was directly descended from Patarick Farquharson which seems to be a likely source,. Their present family seat is at Castle Huntley in Pertshire. Notable amongst the Clan from early times was William Patterson, Chairman of the Bank of England. For the next two or three centuries the surname of Patterson played an important role in the highlands and in the affairs of Scotland. However, typical of the ancient conflict between highlander and Edinburgh, many ancient highland clans have still not officially been recognized as clans by the Lord Lyon of Scotland. Many clansmen of Highland families migtrated from Scotland to Ireland during the 17th and 18th centuries. They were granted lands of the native Catholic Irish. In Ireland 153 families settled in counties, Down, Antrim, Armagh (?) Armaoh (?) (spelling hard to see) Derry and Tyrone. However, to many, life in Ireland became a disillusionment, Conditions were little better than in their homeland. Poverty prevailed and the religious conflicts remained except that now they were in a strange land and without the support and kinship of the clan. The New World beckoned to the adventurous. Clansmen sailed aboard the small sailing ships known as the 'White Sails' which plied the stormy Atlantic, ships such as Hector, the Rambler and the Dove. Indenturing them- selves for as long as ten years to pay their passage. These ships were originally designed for 100 passengers, but frrequently sailed with 400 to 500 people on board., Many ships arrived with only 60 to 70% of their overcrowded passenger list, the rest dying at sea. TO BE CONTINUED Elizabeth

In Lubbock, Texas each year there is a "gathering" and there were games, booths, music, etc. We do not live in Lubbock but we went one year. There was some sort of machine, I believe, that printed out a large page for us. I will copy it now for you. The world would be a much lesser place without the tremendous fighting spirit of the Scottish Highland clans. From the desolate, sea-swept Hebridean Islands and the croft-scattered western coast, this surname has emerged as one of the great families whose tradition is romanticized by the skirl of the bagpipes, the brandished sword, the colour- ful kilt and the highland games. Historical researchers, using some of the oldest manuscripts, including clan genealogies, the Exchequer Rolls of Scotland, the Raoman (?) Rolls, the Inquisitio, the Black Book of the Exchequer, parish cartularies, baptismal records, tax records and many other manuscripts found the name Patterson in Rossshirre where they were seated from early times and their first records appeared on the early census rolls taken by the early Kings of Britain to determine the rate of taxation of their subjects. Spelling variations of the name Patterson caused much confusion in research. These changes occurred for a variety of reasons. From time to time the surname was spelt Patterson, Paterson, Pattersen, Patteson, Pattison, Patison, and these chantes in spelling occurred, sometimes even between father and son. It was not uncommon for a clansman to be born with one spelling, marry with another, and yet another to appear on his headstone. Sometimes a different spelling indicated a religious or clan loyalty to a branch or a chieftain. The Dalriadan race of the Hebrides was anciently descended from the early Irish KIings, specifically King Colla da Crioch, who was banished from Ireland in 327 A.D. along with 350 clan chiefs. Even now, there are Scottish highland clans who still call themselves "Children of Colla". Calriadan King Fergus Mor MacEarca defeated the Picts, their neighbours to the east, in 498 A. D. Kenneth MacAlpine, first King of Scotland, or Alba or Caledonia as it was known, was half Dalriadan, half Pict. The Highland Clans were a different breed. In early history many battles were fought withthe Scottish King in Edinburgh. Bonnie Prince Charlie finally rallied their support forhis claim to the throne which culminated at Culloden in 1745. TO BE CONTINUED

Hi Listers, Have noticed lately a few posts for PATERSON. I could sure use some help in finding where my PATERSON's come from. I do have dates and names but no places of birth, death, etc., all the way back to my gggggrandparents. Hope someone can lead/steer me in the right direction. By the way, my ancestors (the one's that I do know) come from Iowa. David PATERSON b. Sep 1775 m. 8 Jul 1796 to Cirston JAMESON b. 18 Feb 1778 Children of this union: Duncan b. 7 Jul 1797 David b. 2 May 1799 Margaret b. 6 May 1801 Betsey b. 15 Sep 1803 William b. 16 Mar 1806 Robert b. 17 Nov 1808 Thomas b. 23 Feb 1810 Duncan b. 12 Apr 1812 Christian b. 30 Jul 1815 John b. 11 Nov 1816-1818 Walter b. 26 Nov 1819 James b. 23 Apr 1822 (my ggggrandfather) d. 16 Oct 1888 James married 31 July 1843 to Jane BRYCE b. 19 Jan 1822 d. 17 Jul 1861 Children of this union: Christina b. 18 Jun 1843 Margaret (1st) b. 17 Mar 1845 Margaret (2nd) b. 2 Mar 1847 David b. 30 Jun 1849 (my gggrandfather) d. 4 Jun 1928 James b. 6 Aug 1851 Grace b. 27 May 1854 Agnes b. 14 Jun 1857 David married in 1872 Agnes WILSON b. 3 Sep 1854 d. 27 Aug 1919 Children of this union: James b. 21 Aug 1873 d. 14 Dec 1957 Elizabeth b. 21 Aug 1873 d. 14 May 1937 Jane b. 30 Dec 1874 d. 17 Feb 1903 William b. 13 Dec 1876 d. 13 Jul 1930 Christina b. 11 Nov 1878 d. 17 Feb 1945 Agnes b. 6 Sep 1881 d. 25 Jun 1907 Margaret b. 2 Apr 1883 d. 11 Jun 1961 David b. 5 Mar 1885 d. 18 Mar 1885 Isabell b. 18 1887 (my ggrandmother) d. 23 Jan 1962 Grace b. 23 Aug 1890 David b. 16 Mar 1894 d. 16 Mar 1894 Annie b. 18 Feb 1897 Well, that's them. I have always been told that they were Scottish. I do believe that some died here in the US/Iowa. So if there is anyone that recognizes my "family", I would appreciate hearing from you. Karol Knutzon-Wiekamp