JAMES PATTERSON/PATTINSON was born about 1776 near Stanhope in Co. Durham. His father was also called James and I know of three brothers, Thomas, Stephen and George. JAMES married Mary DIXON 1804 Margaret Harper margharper@lineone.net

I would love to know who the Joseph T. Patterson was who married Ann Austin in Gwinnett Co, Ga. , in 1838 or 1839. Carolyn

Hello there! Does anyone know of a web page that devotes their information, to the changes of all states changes of county lines ect., through time? Thank you for your time and consideration! Kat > [Original Message] > From: A Elizabeth <luke4v8@arn.net> > To: <PATTERSON-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: 5/17/02 8:35:26 AM > Subject: [PATTERSON] TN...Information > > Granger County Tennessee was formed in 1799 from > Hawkins County and Hawkins County was formed > from Sullivan County. > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

My brick wall relates to the family of JAMES HARRISON PATTERSON b. 1 Jan. 1837 in Al. His parents are thought to have been JOHN and MARY PATTERSON. John Patterson is thought to have been b. abt 1792 in S.C. His wife Mary is thought to have been b. abt. 1794 in S.C. I have no other info on them. Siblings of Harrison were named THOMAS, EMILY, MARY, ABIGAIL, and MARTHA PATTERSON. John Patterson possibly had siblings named JAMES, ROBERT, ALEXANDER, ASIA, ARCHIBALD, and BENJAMIN LEVI PATTERSON. I have heard reference to the seven brothers who all moved into the Tn. and Al. area. I have no definite proof that they are all connected other than that Benjamin Levi Patterson had James Harrison Patterson living in his wife Nancy's household on 1850 Census. It is thought that he was the nephew of B.L. Patterson. His parents may have died by 1850. James Harrison Patterson m. MARY ELIZABETH EVANS 14 Oct. 1865 in Limestone Co., Al. The family lived at Good Springs, Al. Eleven children were named BENJAMIN LEVI, SARAH ELIZABETH, WILLIE F., MARY DELLA, ELIZABETH EMMA, ABBIE LEE, ROBERT DEMPSEY, RAYMOND W., GEORGE W., VAN W., and TRUDIE EUDORA PATTERSON. Harrison Patterson moved his family by wagon from Al. to Hopkins Co., Tx. about 1892. Two of the older daughters were married and remained in the Limestone Co., Al. area. Harrison d. 11 Jan.1913 at his home in the Emblem Community, Hopkins Co., Tx. He was buried in the Emblem Cemetery. Any info on this family would be greatly appreciated.

Is there anyone at all researching Pattersons in Northern Ireland? Regards Leigh NZ ----- Original Message ----- From: <PATTERSON-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <PATTERSON-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, May 19, 2002 3:02 AM Subject: PATTERSON-D Digest V02 #45

Old Mecklenburg Co, NC, Cabarrus Co. John Patterson 1730-1786 Alexander Patterson, Sr. 1756-1829 Alexander Patterson, Jr. 1798-1850 http://www.GoRowan.com/rowanroots Dan Patterson P.O. Box 241 Spencer, NC 28159 www.RowanCounty.info Visual tour of Rowan County www.High-Rock.com Visual tour of High Rock Lake www.DanTana.com On-Line Travel Services Rowan County Information WebSite All Attachments are scanned with NORTON ANTI-VIRUS 2002

This is my brickwall. William PATTERSON b: Bet. 1825 - 1826 in Maryland Sarah Ann MASON b: Abt. 1830 in Kentucky m: October 23, 1851 in Knox County, Indiana

Is there anyone on this list from Belfast? Or anyone on this list that has any info on the following: James Patterson, born 1748 Ballenderry County, Ireland d. ?; owned a linen factory in Belfast; m. 30 Jan 1773 to Mary Morton. She was b. 1752 Mayallon, Down, Ireland; d. 4 Mar 1807 Ireland. I think they had 5 children, who were probably born in Belfast: 1. John, b. 30 Nov 1779, who ran away from home at age 15; came to America about 1800 and married Rebecca Troutman. Settled in KY. I have (most of) John's descendants. 2. James, Jr., b. 1780 3. Allen, b. 1782 4. Nancy, b. 1783 5. Ellen, b. 1784 Thank you!

Looking for information on my grandmother: Anna Amelia Patterson, b19 Jul 1876, Barnsville, OH married William George Davey date unk children: William, Alfred, Edgar, Martha, & Richard d: 05 Jun 1938, Bellaire, OH All leads greatfuly appreciated. Al Davey

Name of Ancestor: Harriet Prudence Patterson Birth Location: Northern Irleand Birth Date: Bef 8/13/1743 Spouse: John Hall Marriage Location & Date: 1763 Charleston, SC Names and birthdates of known children: Prudence Hall b. 1763 York Co., SC d. 5/21/1851 m. Mr. Stevenson/Stephenson Margaret Hall b. 6/17/1764 York Co., SC 1822 m. Charles Hettley/Hetley John Hall b. 1767 James Hall b. 1768 d. 10/27/1824 m. Sarah Kelley Alexander Brown Hall b. abt 1771 York Co., SC d. 8/24/1831 m. Nancy Anna Kincade lived & died in SC Josiah Hall b. 5/9/1776 York Co., SC d. 11/10/1861 m. Frances Ann Campbell moved to TN William Henry Hall b. 10/19/1780 York Co., SC d. 9/25/1841 m. Martha Suggs lived & died in SC Major Temple Hall b. 9/21/1781 York Co., SC d. 6/17/1857 m. Elizabeth Strain lived & died in SC Dates/Counties of Migration (if any): family tradition states Prudence came to the US abt 1750 via MD then moved to PA then finally to SC Other facts: I think Her father was named John and she had a brother named John and wife Mary. Brother John is buried in Bethel Presbyterian Cemetery, York Co., SC not far from sister Prudence. Would live to know her parents and siblings. Christy Dallas, Texas

Sorry but I have a typo in my email. The body says #3or 4 and it should be 4 or 4. Also the approximate date of the newspaper article should be 1928 instead of 1828. Thanks Vickie

Here is # 3 of 4 newspaper articles (1st was Obit of Samuel Sutton) I found in my gg grandmother's trunk, Hannah Sutton Ellis. The funny thing about this article is that I have no idea how this Mrs. TC Sutton fits into my family. I also have not found a Abner Hanks being a brother to Nancy Hanks, Abe Lincoln's mother. If anyone can shed some light on this, please let me know. Emporia, Kansas, Tuesday, Feb abt 1828 IS RELATED TO LINCOLN Mrs. T. C. Sutton, 524 Rural, Is Lineal Descendant of Lincoln's Cousin. Mrs. T. C. Sutton, 524 Rural, is proud of the fact that her grandfather, Jeremiah Hanks, was a first cousin of Abraham Lincoln. Mrs. Sutton's great-grandfather, Abner Hanks, and Nancy Hanks, Lincoln's mother, having been brother and sister. And, listening to Mrs. Sutton's stories of her girlhood and married life, it is plainly evident that she inherited a share of the fortitude and courage and endurance and faith of those early forbears. The Jeremiah Hanks branch of the family moved from Virginia to Ohio, instead of to Kentucky, as did the branch which became allied with the Lincoln family. In Muskingum County, Ohio, Sept 13, 1840, Eliza Starkey was born. Her mother died when she was 10 years old, and the little girl became mother and housekeeper for the family of seven children and their father. She never went to school again, but always she has been a voracious reader, and is self-educated - what old-fashioned persons term "well read". Nov, at 88, books and newspapers and magazines are her daily delight. She reads until her eyes tire, then her daughter Miss Emma Sutton, takes up the book and thus they spend many delightful and instructive hours. Eliza Starkey was married April 4, 1861, to T. C. Sutton, in Ohio. In 1864 they moved to Illinois and came to Kansas in 1885. They bought a farm seven miles northeast of Emporia-land which had been a claim preempted by the late Capt. L. T. Heritage. There family was a large one - 10 children, and for a few years a motherless granddaughter and her father were with them, so that every meal 13 members of the family sat down to the table. Mrs. Sutton baked 12 to 16 big loaves of bread every week, with biscuits in between. She used to declare she baked bread by the barrel- and so she did. She kept her bread in a small flour barrel, and her joke was literally true. The Suttons built a substantial house on their farm, with ample barns and other buildings, and made of it one of the most attractive and thrifty appearing farms in their neighborhood. After Mr. Sutton's death, Mrs. Sutton and her daughter, Emma, moved to Emporia. "We brought up 10 children," says Mrs. Sutton, "and partly an eleventh one, and my granddaughter, Linnie, was spanked when necessary, as were my own. They never got a spanking they didn't need, and spankings are good for them. I am proud of all my children, but they were bad at times, as all children are." The Suttons, hard working and always busy, never were too busy to go regularly to church and Sunday school. "And we took the children to Sunday school," says Mrs. Sutton. "We didn't send 'em." Of the 10 sons and daughter Charity, who was Mrs. George Gadbery, died in 1915. The others are Ira, National Military Home, Leavenworth; Grand, editor of the Moline (Kan.) Advance; Lewis, credit man of the Mercantile Company, Salina; Wilbur, a farmer living in the old home neighborhood; Onie Watson and Freedus, Emporia; Lora, Mrs. WR Brown, Erie Colo; Elsie, Mrs. Hugh Cowan, Topeka; and Miss Emma Sutton, Emporia. Mrs. Sutton has 16 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. The Suttons have been members of the Bethel Methodist church during all of their 44 years' residence in Lyon County. - L. M. F.

Great idea! Here's my brick wall John H. Patterson (b.1816 D.C.?, d. 1904) father from Scotland, mother from MD married in Allegany county MD 2-2-1848 to Susan(ah) Garey (1829-1904). He was married to her sister Louisa 12-31-1844. They had 2 children before her death. I suspect his parents were John Patterson and Elizabeth Wire, looking for the connection. I suspect her father was Cornelius Garey. Would love to talk to anyone researching the same family, thanks, Rebekka (Patterson) Branson -----Original Message----- From: caddis [mailto:caddis@vgernet.net] Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2002 6:11 PM To: PATTERSON-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [PATTERSON] PATTERSON Brickwall Mary Patterson b.June 11 1865 Hawick, Scotland mother Mary Kennedy 1844-1924 father George Patterson 1841-1926 George Patterson ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

Arthur Patterson (1770-1818 or 1820's) married Catherine Sloan (?-1844). They came from County Down, Ireland in 1812 to NY then spent two years in PA. Next they went to Harrison Co, OH. Their son, Samuel married Jane Davis (1812-1891) on 3/11/1830 in Harrison Co. I don't know where in County Down that they lived nor what ship that they traveled on. I don't know where in NY nor PA. Samuel had brothers and sisters, but I don't know whom. I found Arthur and Samuel in Jefferson Co. on a census. Samuel moved to Hardin Co. and made his home there, as he shows up in the history of Hardin Co. Bobbie Peeler bpfamly@prodigy.net <mailto:bpfamly@prodigy.net>

My wall is the parentage of Jane PATTERSON, b abt 1720, Augusta Co., VA. Married Samuel Walker 5 Dec 1740, VA, died 10 Jan 1800 VA/OH? I have seen William Patterson of Wigton, Scotland, and Jannet Irwin given as her parents. Can anyone confirm or deny? Have lots on this Walker line and am always willing to share. Thanks so much for your time. Dusti (catsmeow@aztec.asu.edu) --

Here is our brick wall: William Moore Patterson Sr. b. 6/8/1829 in Ark (per other family members) and census records...in Trinity Co., TX by 1855 when son Joseph Warren Patterson was born. Joseph Warren Patterson m. Elvira Ramey in Trinity Co., TX and moved to Tarrant Co., TX (Fort Worth area) by 1890's. Their son Warren Moore Patterson is my husbands grandfather. I am looking for the parents and wife of William Moore Patterson Sr. The 1860 census shows wifes name to be Joe?...very hard to read...could be short for ?Jolene?...no idea when or where they married. They had another son William Moore Patterson Jr. in 1869 who moved with his brother Joseph Warren Patterson to the Fort Worth area and had a grocery store on Samuels or Samuelson St. and lived above the store for many years. Who are Warren Moore Patterson Sr.'s parents? Where in Arkansas? ANY help would be appreciated....Thanks to whoever came up with the brick wall idea.....I have another brick wall on "the other side" and am going to try this idea there!! Maggie and JD

Granger County Tennessee was formed in 1799 from Hawkins County and Hawkins County was formed from Sullivan County.

Hi Everyone -- Myself and serveral of my cousins are stuck with Norvill Patterson. Norvill Patterson was born about 1833ish. We know that he was born in Ohio and sometime around 1840 and 1843, his mother (Sena Patterson) moved him and his siblings to White County, Harrison Twnshp, Arkansas. We obtained this information from the 1850 census records. We are trying to find out where in Ohio Norvill was born, what is his mother's maiden name and who is his father. We have recently received a lead that the father might be a Joseph Patterson who married a Serena Montegomery but we haven't been able to confirm this yet. Thanks for your help. denise __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? LAUNCH - Your Yahoo! Music Experience http://launch.yahoo.com

MY brickwall is James Patterson b 1868 place unknown d. 1899 Cass City, MI Married c 1895 in Cass City, MI to Anna K Hall b. 1870 in Ontario, Canada d. 1961 in Cass City, MI Two children Lester b. 1897 Died in World War I Hazen b. 1898 Any info would be appr4eciated. Bill Grimes Round Rock, TX

Searchers of Sutton/Ellis/Patterson/Gard Here is # 3 of 4 newspaper articles (1st was Obit of Samuel Sutton) I found in my gg grandmother's trunk, Hannah Sutton Ellis. This is her brother. I do not know a date or the name of the newspaper for sure, I am assuming that this would be Bethany, Harrison Co., Missouri. I also do not know if he won the election. If anyone has that information, I would love to hear about it. John P. Sutton was the grandson of George and Hannah Gard Sutton, and the son of Samuel Sutton and Mary G Patterson. He married Eliza Jane Reed in 1860 and had five children: Mary I. - b 1864, Lillie M.- b 1866, Samuel - b 1869, Clarence J., Samuel G. b 1868 all Missouri. Vickie in OK JOHN P. SUTTON, for Presiding Judge Was born in Ohio, Nov. 7, 1839, and has resided in Harrison county for 32 years, and is a farmer by occupation. During the war he served in Co. B. 54th Regt. Ohio Vol. Infty. Has been Collector and also Clerk and Assessor of Cypress twp. is a member of the Baptist church. He taught school for Twenty years in Harrison and Daviess counties in succession. During his military life he served a while in Andersonville, Ga. Prison. Mr. Sutton is an uncompromising Republican, and is one among our best citizens and very popular in his own neighborhood and over a large district of country in the county. His qualifications for the position he seeks is of a high order, and if successful he will undoubtedly make a good record. During every political campaign he has always been an active and efficient worker for his party, which, has gained for him many friends in every part of the county; where he is known.