Elisabeth Patterson b.1812 MO. Married Alfred Hodges 1830 in MO. Does anyone know her line of Patterson? Thanks for any help. Brenda [email protected]

As I read this (see below) I wondered if My Patsey Ann Patterson could have some connection here. James Bull/BUELL found her on a mountian in Bell Co. KY with a broken leg, took her home...she was 16 and a run-away, (guess they married, she stayed and had a bunch of kids). They never told where she came from. Never mentioned parents for her. It was like she was dropped from Heaven. I know my mom thought she was! She loved her very much! She was born abt.1840 d.aft.1922 from the census it states she was born in KY, her father in NC and her mother in KY. (census-1910-1920 Bell Co.KY) I know of two children: Mary BULL/BUELL abt.1869 James M. BULL/BUELL abt.1879 Any help on These names would be greatfully excepted. Thank you for your time and help. Connie-OHIO [email protected] wrote: > > Patterson Researchers > In 1852 or 55 the John C.Russell familyleft their home in Orange Co. > N.C. and migrated over the Cumberland Mountains to a new home in Fayette > Co. Tn. Coming with them or being picked up along the way was a young > girl 8 or 10 yrs. old(birth April 11, 1845), her name was Julia Ellen > PATTERSON. Later she married Sidney Currie Russell one of John C. > Russell's boys. > Her Death Cert. lists parents as unknown!!! Surely someone is hunting > this missing PATTERSON----Help me unravel this ! Any help appreciated.

Patterson Researchers In 1852 or 55 the John C.Russell familyleft their home in Orange Co. N.C. and migrated over the Cumberland Mountains to a new home in Fayette Co. Tn. Coming with them or being picked up along the way was a young girl 8 or 10 yrs. old(birth April 11, 1845), her name was Julia Ellen PATTERSON. Later she married Sidney Currie Russell one of John C. Russell's boys. Her Death Cert. lists parents as unknown!!! Surely someone is hunting this missing PATTERSON----Help me unravel this ! Any help appreciated.

Please contact me at [email protected] if you have any questions or answers. Patterson, Manion, Lindsey, Gray, Hopper, Holcomb, and Jewell Also have info on Woods, Shurley, Robertson, Hensley, WIlliams, Holley, Sutton and Grissom. Seeking info on the following Patterson's. I have some gap's that I need help on. Especially on the Marriages. (Help !!!!) James W. Patterson b:abt 1808 in Georgia dod abt 1873 McNairy Co Tenn. M: abt 1830 to Catherine Gray b: abt 1808 in Tenn. dod: abt 1888 Mc Nairy Co Tenn. Children: Mary b abt 1832, Ala William James b: abt 1833, Ala John b: abt 1835, Ala * Hugh S. b: abt 1837, Ala Jacob b: abt 1839, Ala Betsy Elizabeth b: abt 1841, Ala Joseph Leroy b: abt 1842, Ala Enoch Henderson b: abt 1846, Tenn dod: 1916 Hopewell Church McNairy Co, Tenn Franklin b: abt 1849, Tenn * Hugh S. Patterson b: abt 1837 Franklin Co Ala. M: abt 1855 in Tennessee Cival War service. Co B 6th Tenn Cav (Union) dod: Dec 15, 1897 in Van Buren Co. Ark. M: Susan E. ________ in 1855. Their Children: **William James b: abt 1856 in Tenn Allen Jacob b: abt 1858 in Tenn Hugh J.D. b: abt 1863 in Tenn ***Enoch Wisdom b Oct 1867 Ann b: abt 1871 **William James b: abt 1856 M: Rebecca Hopper abt: 1875-1880 their children 5- children, Ruth being the youngest b: August 1, 1897. Don't have on her siblings. ***Enoch Wisdom Patterson b: oct 1867 Tenn, M1 Mary Jane Holcomb abt 1891 in Ark.She was b: Sept 1876, Ark dod: abt 1905 Conway Co. Ark. Their Children: (All born in Conway Co Ark) Thomas B :abt 1893 Lee V. b: abt 1896 Susan N. b: abt 1899 Harvey b: abt 1902, dod: abt 1917, Yeager Okla David b: abt 1904 ***Enoch Wisdom Patterson M2: Thirsey Melvina Jane Lindsey b: Jan 12, 1881 in Ark. M: abt 1905 in Ark. dod: abt 1962 Lodi Ca. Her parents James M. Lindsey and Freelove M. Lovell. He was b: Oct 31, 1848 dod abt: 1915 Van Buren Co Ark. M: Jan 5, 1868 to Freelove b: Nov 5, 1848 in Tenn. dod: May 10, 1884 Van Buren Ark. Thirsey's siblings: Carmon Lafayett b: jan 11, 1870 John Absalom b Mar 16, 1872, Thirsey Adaline, b: Sept 4, 1874, Jacob Andrew b: Aug 15, 1876. Thomas Jackson b: June 2, 1878. ## Sarah Louise Malinda b: Mar 18, 1884 and Mary Arlena Bell b: Oct 6, 1891 dod Apr 17, 1985 Weleetka Okla.(Mother was Nancy M. Williams who married Enoch July 17, 1890) Children of Enoch and Thirsey: Frank b: abt 1906 Ark ****George Washington b: Mar 28, 1908 Mary Ann b: abt1912 Hughes Co Okla Mathes b Apr 13, 1913 Hughes Co Okla Henry b: Mar 29, 1915 Hughes Co Okla Roney b: May 1918, Hughes Co Okla Rosa Lena b: May 1918, Hughes Co Okla Mitchell b: Dec 1920, Hughes Co Okla Jesse b: June 2, 1922, Hughes Co Okla dod abt 1923 ****G.W. Patterson M Nancy Manion abt 1927. She was b: Sept 9, 1913 in Okla. Her parents Lawrence A. Manion b 1883 Choctaw Nation I.T. M: abt 1905 to Della Jewell b: abt 1883 in Ark. Lawrence's Parents Powell O. Manion b Feb 1845 in Kentucky dod abt 1907 and Nancy Jane _______ b: Jan 1856 in Missouri. M: abt 1880. Children Lawrence A., Walter, Ida M., Lillie, Ocie. Powell's Parents. James S. Manion b: 1813 in Kentucky M: Lucinda ________ in abt: 1835 in Kentucky. (Hart co is a guess) Their children: Martha A. John, Mary A. and Powell O.

Transcription of Samuel Patterson¹s Will Book C Vol 1 p. 241 24 March 1772 Hanover Township Lancaster Co. Pennsylvania This twenty fourth day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and seventy two I Samuel Patterson of the Province of Pennsylvania County of Lancaster and township of Hanover being warned of my approaching disposition by the increasing of a long and wasting disorder although at present of perfect mind and memory and in my usual soundness of judgment ( thanks be to Almighty God) I do this day make my last will and testament in manner following Imprimis I most humbly resign my soul to God my creator and my body I give to the earth from whence it was taken in full assurance of its resurrection at the last day and as for my burial I desire that it may decent and in Christian manner without any manner of extravagancy at the discretion of those who shall have the management thereof and as for what worldly estate it hath pleased God to bless me with I dispose of the same as follows viz: First I positively order all my legal debts to be paid and my funeral charges to be discharged I bequeath to Mary my beloved wife all her cloathing and silver buckels and her bed and its furniture and spinning wheel and her choice of two cows out of my flock and all my sheep and all my wooden vessels and the three largest pewter plates the largest and the smallest pots and further I give and bequeath unto my said beloved wife the sum of forty pounds to be levied out of my estate and given to her immediately after my decease and all the rest of my estate be it more or less I bequeath to my five children Viz: my son James and my four daughters Martha, Mary, Elizabeth and Isabella to be divided among them allowing my son one third more than any of my daughters in the divide and my daughters each to have an equal share and I allow my son he appearing fit for a trade to be learned a ? and I leave it to the discretion of my executors or his guardian to judge his fitness for a trade and to choose what trade will answer him best and I positively order that all my children be taught to be good scholars and my books I order not be sold but divided among my wife and children allowing my son my Bible and arithmetick books over and above his ? of the rest and to my daughter Martha I do give all the rest of my Pewter (save what is given to my wife) to be valued at its proper value and to answer so far of her part of my estate and I constitute and appoint my father and brother William executors and Mary my wife Executrix of this my last will and testament and I hereby revoke and disavow all former wills either in word or writing Ratifying this and this only as my last will and testament.. In witnesses whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the day and year above mentioned Signed in his hand Samuel Patterson (Seal) Sealed Published and declared by the above names Samuel Patterson for and as his last will and testament in presence of us: Joseph Hutchison, James Espy, Benjamin Fulton. A Codicil to the within will (no date) Whereas my daughter Isabelle is dead since the righting of within will I give and bequeath her part among my other children to be ? ? ? ? c/o the within mencioned method but in case Providence sends (looks like blessings beget) child I specifically order it to enjoy the portion of the deceased child is have it devide according to the within mentioned method of division and I give and bequeath to Mary my beloved wife a new wallnut chest and brass kettle purchased since the within will and as for my son James I order him to be put to my brother John at the age of fifteen to learn ? ? ? ? of the ? ? providing the both live. until that time. In testamony hereof I set my hand and seal acknowledging ? and ? among this as a part of this my last will and testament. Testament sealed with my seal and dated this month day of November in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred seventy two. Signed Samuel Patterson Signed sealed published pronounced and declared by the within mencioned Samuel Paterson as part of his last will and testament in presence of us. James Espy, Robert Hutchison, John Supples (The codicil seems to be either written by Samuel as he grew weaker or someone else. It is hard to tell from handwriting, but the spelling of some of the words has changed slightly--more words with ending letters missing. I believe that Edward Shippen the Deputy Registrar wrote some of this, but whoever spelled Patterson with one ³t². Also, the bottom right of the page I was transcribing from is very faint and blurry as if it might have been copied in a hurry and I used ? for words that could not be read. Check the original to be certain at any rate. This is meant to be a help and not proof of anything. [email protected]) Lancaster County (initials) On the eighth day of December amo Domini 1772 before me the subscriber personally appeared James Espy and Robert Hutison two of the surviving witnesses to above docicil and on their corporal oath according to Law did declare and say that they were present and saw and hard Samuel Patterson the Testator above named sign seal publish pronounce and declare the above writing to be his last will and codicil and that at the doing thereof he was of sound mind memory and understanding to the best of their knowledge observation and belief. Signed Edwd. Shippen Dy. R. Lancaster County (initials) On the eighth day of December Anno Domini 1772 before me the subscriber personally appeared the within named Joseph Hutchison and James Espy two of the subscribing witnesses to the within will and on their coporal oath according to law did declare and say that they were present and saw and heard Samuel Patterson the Testator within named sign seal publish pronounce and declare the within working as and for his last will and testament and that at the doing thereof he was sound mind memory and understanding to the best of their knowledge observation and belief. Signed Edwd. Shippen Dy. R. Be it remembered that on the eighth day of December Anno Domini 1772 the last will and testament of Samuel Patterson late of Hanover township in the county of Lancaster yeoman deceased was proved in due form of Law and Letters Testamentary were granted to James Patterson, William Patterson and Mary Patterson the Executors therein named they being first duly qualified well and truly to administer the estate of the Testator and to exhibit a true and perfect inventory thereof into the Registers office at Lancaster on or before the eighth day of January next (1773) and to render a true and just account of their administration when thereto lawfully required given under the seal of the said office. Signed Edwd. Shippen Dy. R. >From photocopy from Lancaster Co. Historical Society Lancaster Co., PA typed by Jo Ann Patterson Baxley; [email protected]

Orphans Court 1754-1759 p. 113 Lancaster Historical Society Archives At an Orphans Court held at Lancaster in and for the County of Lancaster the 5th day of August before Thomas Holliday, Adam Simon Kuhn and William Javen, Esq., Justices. Samuel Patterson, Deceased Upon the petition of James Patterson and Mathias Slaymaker administrators of the goods and chattels etc. of Samuel Patterson deceased late of Strasburg, Township, setting forth that the said Samuel Patterson lately died intestate seized and possessed of a Gist Mill and One Hundred and nineteen Acres of land in the Township aforesaid greatly indebted to divers persons in considerable sums of money that the personal estate of the said deceased innot sufficient to pay the just debts aforesaid and praying the Court to enable them to sell the Gist Mill and plantation aforesaid to pay the just debts aforesaid. The petitioners being duly qualified to the truth of the petition it is ordered that the petitioners sell the real estate according to the prayer of the petitioners on the 19th day Inst., at 10 o¹clock in the forenoon and that the clerk make out sc notices to signify the time and place of sale according to the Act of Assembly in such case make and provided and that report be made to the next Court. >From photocopy from Lancaster Historical Society, Lancaster Co PA typed by Jo Ann Patterson Baxley; [email protected]

I would like to get a plat of this, does anyone know how to to that? ---- John Patterson decd, Pursuant to an Order of this Court of the 30th day of September 1825, & the continuance thereof on the 20th day of December 1825, Decd, Robert Patterson Administrator of John Patterson late of Colerain township decd to expose to public sale the Real estate of said decd, consisting of & in a certain plantation or tract of Land situate in Colerain township bounded by lands of Andrew Barclay decd, William Conkel, & Genl James Steele containing about one hundred & sixty five acres, with appurtances, ³Said Administrator now reports,² That in pursuance of said Order of Court (having given due, public & timely notice of the time & place of sale agreeably to the directions thereof) he did on the first day of March A.D. 1826 expose the Lands & premises therein mentioned to sale by public ven? & sold the same to Robert Rhea of L.B. township for the sum of Five hundred & twenty four dollars, he being the highest & best bidder & that the highest & best price bidden for the same, which report being read The Court confirm the Sale and the Premises sold to the said Robert Rhea his heirs & assigns forever in fee, as fully as the said Intestate had & held in the same immediately before & at the time of his death, Subject and liable to the payment of the purchase money agreeable to the Terms prescribed by the Court in their said Order of Sale. Robert Patterson tent in $1048 To the Commth. of Penna. for the use Abraham Herr tent in $ 1048 of all persons in the estate of said deceased. Misc. Book 1821-1825 page 144 Located in Courthouse of Lancaster County PA Copy supplied by MM of SLCHS Typed by Jo Ann Patterson Baxley [email protected]

I am looking for information on George PATTERSON, born 1773 VA. Married Nancy Ellen JUDY (TSCHUDI) b. 1797Grant Co, KY. Their children were: 1. Mary Ann 1814 (from previous wife) m. Lyman PORTER 2.George born 1827Montgomery Co, OH m. Charlotte HOGUE 3.Phoebe born 1831Mackinaw, IL m. Herman Allen WOODS I am trying to find George Patterson's parents and any information on Mary Ann

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --part0_915317124_boundary Content-ID: <[email protected]_out.mail.aol.com.1> Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII --part0_915317124_boundary Content-ID: <[email protected]_out.mail.aol.com.2> Content-type: message/rfc822 Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Content-disposition: inline From: [email protected] Return-path: <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Subject: Virginia Branch of Pattersons Located in/around Peoria Date: Sat, 2 Jan 1999 17:36:35 EST Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit This is my first letter since subscribing, so I hope I am using the correct ettiquette!! I am working from a letter left to me by my father 30 years ago. I do not have a first name for the Patterson family supposedly from Richmond, Va. and settling in or around Peoria and operating some kind of store. The building still had some kind of signage that had their name on it up to the 1930's. The daughter of this family married into a family by the name of Bond, and they moved to Springfield. A daughter of that union produced Cari (spelling?)Bond, who was my Great Grandmother, marrying a person Harry Chapman. I am not sure if Harry was a nickname or his real first name. Does any of this sound remotely familiar to anyone from their searches? Thanks for the help, and good wishes for the coming year. Jackie Swikard Shaffer --part0_915317124_boundary--

Reply to [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: Ginny Patterson <[email protected]> To: INTERNET:[email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Friday, January 01, 1999 2:26 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} [PATTERSON-L] Elizabeth PATTERSON/John RITCHEY >I have been researching my Patterson line for some time and you may have >provided a clue. My GGgrandfather was George Patterson, b. July 12, 1773, >East of the Blue Ridge Mountains in VA. He married Nance Ellen Judy >(Tschudi) b. April 30, 1797. THey married in 1824 in Green County, OH. Our >ggrandfather said, "I have heard my father tell much about his uhncles >being in the Revolutionary War. I have read of both Pattersons and >Ritcheys in the Virginia Troops but have no definite data as to any of >their service. One uncle on each side was in the war and father was with >them about the beginning of 1800 under General Anthony Wayne. I often >heard him till of receiving his final discharge at Vincennes, IN and how >400 of them started on foot for their Kentucky homes and that several never >made it. He was on of the 75 that stuck together and reached Frankfort." > >My ggrandfather was also named George Patterson b. Aug 18, 1827 in >Montgomery Co, OH. He married Charlotte Hogue b June 28, 1837 in >Washington Co, PA. > >I wonder if you know if your Ritchey's were in the War under General >Anthony Wayne? >

Happy New Year!!! Thought I would run this request again. Might be lucky in 1999 and hit a fellow cousin. I'm looking for the ancestry of Willis H. (Huntas ?) Patterson, b. 1822, Pittsylvania County, VA or near there. Married Ann J. Evans, 19 Nov 1842. Their children: 1. Mary C. Patterson, b. 1847 2. William H. (Billy) Patterson, b. 1848 3. Willis Huntas Patterson, b. 1852 4. Rhoda A. Patterson, b. 1856 5. John Thomas Patterson, b. 1857, Danville, VA, m. Mary Jane Williams 6. Martha Terry Paterson, b. 1858 7. Lucy F. Patterson, b. 1859 8. Josire or Josiah Patterson, b. 1860 9. Sarah Patterson, b. 1865 At dead end on the Patterson line. Can you help? Recognize any names? All information welcome. Bonnie Patterson

I'd like to learn more about these folks and their families: 1-Robert Patterson (b. 1795), married Mary Currie in Baldwin County, GA. 2-John W. Patterson (b.1816 in Burk County GA, d. 1890), m.Susan Payne (b. Mar 4, 1823, d. 31 Jan 1879) on 12 Feb. 1861 in Limestone County, GA. 3-William Patterson (b.1848 in Barbour County AL, d. 1903 in Houston County, AL), m. Samantha E. Byrd (b.1857 in Dale County, AL, d. 1939 in Houston County, AL)in 1874. 4-Susan Patterson (b.1878 in Dale County, AL, d. 1959 in Houston County, AL), m. Jeff Davis Peterman (b. 1861 in Henry County, AL, d. 1938 in Houston County, AL). *my great grandparents Any ideas?

Looking for information on and final resting place of Robert Milton PATTERSON b. 1828 in NC (probably Lincoln or Gaston Co., NC). Moved with his parents John B. and Frances Patterson to Newton Co., MS by 1850. Served in Co. D, 13th MS Inf. and Co. B., 2nd MS Cav. in CW. Moved to Freestone Co., TX by 1870 with his wife Harriet Jordan (whom he married in Newton Co., MS, the dau. of Lovett Jordan) and children: Rebecca b. 1858 and William Hansford Patterson b. 1866. Was in Navarro Co., TX census in 1880 and on Freestone Co., TX census in 1910.

Help me locate the parents of John B. PATTERSON b. 1803 in NC. He married Frances C. McCULLY of York Co., SC in 1826 and lived in Lincoln Co., NC until late 1840's when he moved his family to Newton Co., MS. He had the following children: Robert M. b.1828, Samuel b. 1830, James b. 1832, Isabella b. 1834, Arincena b. 1836, William b. 1839, John b. 1841, Joseph b. 1843 and David b. 1845. I suspect that John B. PATTERSON'S parents were Robert PATTERSON and Isabella BARBER of Lincoln Co., NC but haven't been able to prove it.

Happy New Year 1999: My name is Brenda Collins Dillon. I am searching for John Perry & his wife Abigail PATTERSON. This is my mother's side of the family. John PERRY b. UNK d. UNK married Abigail PATTERSON parents of: Samuel Patterson Perry b. 1822 Ohio d. 1902 Sandyville, Jackson Co. WV; buried in a church court yard there but no name. married Elizabeth LYONS ; d/o Thomas Lyons and Catherine ALLMAN. Children of Samuel & Elizabeth: Nathan, Sanford,John, Mary, Jefferson,Kathyrn, William, Phillip, Emma, and Joseph A true genealogist deals on facts not rumors however, I have a picture of my grandmother Mollie Perry BENNETT and looking at that picture I know there is Indian bloodline somewhere back there. I was told it is in the Patterson and Lyons line but thus far have not found the link. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Would love to start the New Year off with a break through in this line. Brenda

Hi All I am looking for a Patterson connection as it is my great grandfather's middle name - David Patterson SITES (1870 - 1933). So I have always assumed there were Patterson's behind this line. The other day while perusing the Library of Virginia I ran across another similar name in the McCune Family Bible - Virginia Patterson SITES d. 3 Sept. 1868. I have no idea who she is, it just struck me that the name of PATTERSON and SITES were again together in a name in VA. David's parents were Henry H. SITES and Elizabeth C. HELBERT. I don't think it is behind the SITES side as I have done a lot of research there. So that leaves the HELBERT line. Elizabeth's parents were Levi HELBERT b. 1819 in VA and Sarah SPITZER b. 1818 in VA. Both died in Rockingham Co., VA. The HELBERT name can be Irish so I thought I would run this by the PATTERSON list. Has anyone found HELBERTs or SPITZERs connected with their PATTERSON lines? Any other suggestions? Thanks so much for your help. Lin [email protected] Do any of you

Happy New Year! What you might do is use this: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ussearch.htm Follow their directions and choose a state; and type in; for example, "Patterson AND " (without quotes) for the state you chose; then put whatever you have for information. I did that today for Patterson AND Guilford for South Carolina and drew about 20 files. This is material that people have posted over time. I found several names that are very familiar and histories of different places. Some of these files are big. The biggest I found was 605K so be prepared for most anything. Remember these files are clues not proof positive of anything. You still have to go further and get to the real records. Then use the browser or whatever you use to "find" the name Patterson in the file and you will go directly to Patterson or any name you type in the box to see if anyone relates to you or read about the times our ancestors lived. I found a Baxley Patterson yesterday doing just this. I hope this will help some. Jo Ann Patterson Baxley [email protected]

Can anyone help me with this Patterson family? JAMES BUCHANON PATTERSON Birth: 10 Jan 1857 CALHOUN CO, AL Death: 3 Oct 1904 TYLER, TX Marriage: 15 Dec 1884 ATLANTA, FULTON CO, GA Father is James Patterson of Atlanta GA. Mother is Rebecca A ? His obit is as follows Atlanta Journal Tuesday Evening Oct. 4. James B. Patterson dies of injuries. News has been received of the death of James B Patterson. Formally a well known and popular citizen of Atlanta. Who died at his home in Tyler TX. Monday (Oct 3 1904 ) from the effects of injuries received Sunday morning while running as a conductor on the St. Louis and South Western (?) railroad. A telegram announcing his death was received by his brother W. H. Patterson. No details of the accident were given and nothing is known in Atlanta further then that Mr. Patterson was injured near Tyler. TX. and that he was crushed details relative to the funeral arrangements have not yet been learned. A dispatch containing that information is momentarily expected. In the event that the funeral will occur in Tyler TX. W. H. Patterson will leave for Texas Tuesday afternoon. Wife: Lulie Dent Wood Birth: 1 May 1862 NEWNAN, Coweta Co. GA Death: 8 Aug 1923 LOS ANGELES, CA Father: Winston Bird Wood (b 15 Mar 1835) Mother: Maria Louise Dent (b 26 Mar 1836) Her obit is as follows Mrs. Lula Dent Patterson , 62 mother of J. E. Patterson of Atlanta Died Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at a private Sanitarium in Los Angles according to telegraphic advice received by Relatives in Atlanta Wednesday night. She was a member of an old Georgia Family and for many years was a resident of Atlanta Before her marriage she was Lulie Dent Wood of Newman Ga. Mrs. Patterson is surveyed by three sons F. W., E.G. Patterson of Los Angles and J. E. Patterson of Atlanta. two daughters Miss Julia Dent Patterson of Los Angles and Mrs. C. C. Greene of Jacksonville Fl. a brother H. D. Wood of McComb Miss. and a sister Mrs. W. M. Vibber of Houston TX. The children of James B and Lula Wood is as follows. JAMES B. PATTERSON Birth: 1881 Death: 1885 JAMES ALVIES PATTERSON Birth: 1885 Death: 1885 FRANK WOOD PATTERSON Birth: 11 Jul 1886 Spouse: Olive Jones (m 1906) LOUISA PATTERSON Birth: 1887 ANNIE MAYS PATTERSON (my grandmother) Birth: 28 Oct 1889 ATLANTA, FULTON CO, GA Death: 11 Mar 1984 GAINESVILLE, ALACHUA CO. FL Burial: JACKSONVILLE, Duval Co., FL Spouse: CALVIN CLAY SR GREENE (m 25 Jun 1913) WILLIAM EMERSON PATTERSON Birth: 1893 Death: 1893 JOHN EDSON PATTERSON Birth: 5 Jun 1898 EDWIN GOULD PATTERSON Birth: 5 Jun 1898 JULIA DENT PATTERSON Birth: 14 Nov 1903 Tyler Tx What I know of the children is that Annie Mays was living in Atlanta at the time of her father's death. In fact only a month earlier she received a letter from her parents which she kept until she passed away. At some point in time the two twins showed up in Atlanta asking her to take them in. According to my father the rest of the family left Texas ending up in Los Angles. My uncle Frank Patterson worked For Silver Spring in Ocala Fl.

Can anyone help me out here? JAMES PATTERSON Birth: 14 Nov 1822 Newberry Dist. SC Death: 17 Apr 1887 CALHOUN CO, AL his wife REBECCA A. ? Birth: 1818 or possibly 1824 Death: 10 Feb 1895 ATLANTA, FULTON CO, GA Their 4 children are William Henry Patterson Birth: 13 Jul 1850 Death: 5 Apr 1922 en route to Florence, SC Burial: 9 Apr 1922 Atlanta, GA (Oakland Cemetery) Occupation: insurance co. executive Spouse: Flora Brown (m 1 Oct 1872) JAMES BUCHANON PATTERSON Birth: 10 Jan 1857 CALHOUN CO, AL Death: 3 Oct 1904 TYLER, TX Spouse: Lulie Dent Wood (m 15 Dec 1884) Occupation: Railroad conductor John D PATTERSON Birth: 13 Dec 1855 Death: 1942 Edward PATTERSON

Hi. I am seeking information regarding Jane PATTERSON. I have nothing as far as dates or whereabouts. This is what I do have. Jane PATTERSON m. Stephen MCNUTT Child of Jane and Stephen MCNUTT: Mary Elizabeth MCNUTT b. December 22, 1869 in South Bend, Indiana d. September 11, 1911 m. Worden Reed BRAINERD b. May 10, 1866 d. June 3, 1960 Child of Worden and Mary BRAINERD: Roy William BRAINERD b. January 13, 1889 d. December 7, 1982 in Cadillac, Michigan m. Fannie HAYTER b. July 27, 1892 d. February 25, 1963 I would appreciate anything anybody might know, about Jane or even Stephen. I have nothing on him either. Thanks. Roxanne Wright