This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/YZ5.2ACIB/305.308.311 Message Board Post: Can I get that info Please. I try to find out if Lottie Powell is sister to John Powell. I also try to find out if William Paxton is bother to Ida as the were all in the same area. Please can you help me. Thanks.

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This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: PAXTON, HAASE Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/YZ5.2ACIB/949 Message Board Post: PAXTON Family researchers. I am trying to help my daughter-in-law find her family. She said her g-grandmother was named Virgie and that she died in 1981 in Yellville, Marion, Ar. She was married to a Frank PAXTON. Does anyone have any information on this couple and where I might find more information about them? Child of Frank PAXTON and wife Virgie was Mary Frances PAXTON b. 1928 Mt. Home, Ark., and died in 1992, Summit, Marion, Ar. She was married to #1 unknown, and #2 Harold HAASE. Thank you. Leslie Pierce Royce

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This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Paxton, Fink, Tumblin, Hammond, Butler, Watters Classification: Obituary Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/YZ5.2ACIB/947 Message Board Post: Zanesville Times Recorder Zanesville, OH October 28, 2003 ZANESVILLE -- Don C. Paxton, 80, of Zanesville, died at 11:35 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 26, 2003, at Genesis Good Samaritan Hospital. Born Aug. 28, 1923, in Zanesville, he was a lifetime resident of Zanesville and a lifetime farmer, having won many awards for his farming excellence. He was a life member of Timber Run Grange, having belonged for 65 years, a member of Muskingum County Farm Bureau and Old Steam and Gas Club with an interest in antique tractors. He was also a life member of Rolling Plains United Methodist Church. Surviving are two daughters, Connie (Doug) Fink of Zanesville and Christi (Bob) Tumblin of Zanesville; three grandchildren, Ryan and Nick Fink and Brady Tumblin; two stepgrandchildren, Matt and Chris Tumblin; and his dog, Spotty. He was preceded in death by his parents, Charles D. and Georgia Hammond Paxton; his wife, Helen E. Paxton, who died in 2000; two sisters, Bernice Butler and Virginia Watters; and a brother, Louis Paxton. Calling hours will be 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at William Thompson & Son Funeral Home, 5765 Gladstone Drive, White Cottage. Services will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday at the funeral home with the Rev. Brian Law officiating. Burial will be in Zanesville Memorial Park. Memorial contributions may be made to Rolling Plains United Methodist Church.

Thanks for the photo and link. To see more Paxton cemetery photos, here's the ones taken by Mike Gardebled at the Paxton Cemetery in Rockbridge Co. VA. Included is tombstone of Elizabeth Alexander Paxton (1694-1756). The stone is still readable! http://www.geocities.com/qvarizona/PaxtonCemetery.html Joanne .................................. RoseHill@teafor2.com wrote: This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: PAXTON Classification: Cemetery Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/YZ5.2ACIB/946 Message Board Post: PAXTON_Mable_C_1896-1990.JPG I photographed this gravestone in the Rose Hill Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your records. This is one of the 57,459 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com ==== PAXTON Mailing List ==== Submit queries, wills, obits, deeds, etc. at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~wanda/paxtonmain.html --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Exclusive Video Premiere - Britney Spears

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: PAXTON Classification: Cemetery Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/YZ5.2ACIB/946 Message Board Post: PAXTON_Mable_C_1896-1990.JPG I photographed this gravestone in the Rose Hill Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your records. This is one of the 57,459 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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Hi Wanda and other Paxton Cousins, I'm not new to the Paxton list, but have been away for awhile. I am a descendant of Maj. William Paxton and his wife, Eleanor Hays of Rockbridge Co. VA. He was the youngest son of Elizabeth Alexander and John Paxton, immigrants from Ulster. William and Eleanor's daughter, Susannah, married Joseph Gilmore of Rockbridge Co. VA. Other surnames from VA include Rowland, Lackey, Poage, Humes and Beggs. I've been researching family lines for a long time, but once I got my first computer in 1995, I turned into a genealogy addict. Made lots of mistakes before I remembered that research online still requires solid research methods... like remembering to list sources! Oh, woe is me for the times I forgot! Joanne Wanda Rabb <wcr1951@yahoo.com> wrote: Please join me in welcoming some new folks to our list: qvarizona@yahoo.com njsw50@swbell.net We hope you will introduce yourself and tell us about the family you are researching! Wanda Rabb Paxton-L manager http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~wanda/paxtonmain.html ==== PAXTON Mailing List ==== You may search the PAXTON-L archives on the Rootsweb web site at: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl In the surname field, type in PAXTON --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Exclusive Video Premiere - Britney Spears

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Paxton, Parker, Rimby Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/YZ5.2ACIB/945 Message Board Post: Charlotte E. Paxton, b. Feb. 1883, probably either Waterman, Dekalb, IL or Aurora, Kane, IL., married Unknown Parker before 1910. The 1910 census shows her living in Aurora, Kane, IL, as a widow with children Julia Parker age 6 and Francis Parker age 6, both female. By 1920, Charlotte is shown as the wife of Ralph Rimby, with an additional daughter Alice, b. August, 1915. Go figure! All daughters who probably got married, but who definitely dropped out of the official records by the names we knew them. I have the parents and grandparents of Charlotte, but am schtuck on descendents. Forward any info to <sdl6247@hotmail.com>. Thanks. Sherry Leland

Hi my name is Christopher Hann. I joined the list in hopes of learning more about my grandfather's heritage. His name was Wilbur A. Paxton and he lived in Shippensburg, Pennsylvania when he passed. He was married to Betty Vaughn and had 2 children, Linda and Gary. His sister's name is Margaret Paxton who married Herman Willard. My great grandmother's name was Sarah and they grew up in Middle Spring which is on Paxton Run Road, Newburg, Pennsylvania. Unfortunately that is all I have researched so far. I am hoping to look through some documents this weekend to start getting a basic tree started. If anyone has a GED file or any known information on this line of Paxton's, it would be much appreciated. Chris -----Original Message----- From: Wanda Rabb [mailto:wcr1951@yahoo.com] Sent: Monday, October 27, 2003 1:44 PM To: PAXTON-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [PAXTON-L] Welcome new subscribers Please join me in welcoming some new folks to our list: hrishann@comcast.net noble00@hotmail.com We hope you will introduce yourselves and tell us about the family you are researching! Wanda Rabb Paxton-L manager http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~wanda/paxtonmain.html ==== PAXTON Mailing List ==== You may search the PAXTON-L archives on the Rootsweb web site at: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl In the surname field, type in PAXTON

PAXTONS-- The Paxtons, a very numerous connection in this county, fall into two groups, the progeny of two brothers. One of these settled on South River, the other south of Lexington. The Paxtons have been a prosperous fold and have stood high in the community. Several of the earlier generations were wealthy, aristocratic planters, and unusually heavy growers of hemp. Not a few of the descendants have attained prominence in literary, professional, and business circles. Major James Paxton, a son of William and his wife Elenor Hays, was from 1818 until 1828 commandant of the arsenal at Lexington. He then retired to an estate at the mouth of the Cowpasture owned by his father-in-law, John Jordan. Here he died in 1866 at the age of eighty-five. Major Paxton was a great leader and scholar. A shadow come over his life through his killing of a Captain Dade in a duel. Colonel James H., a son of Colonel William Paxton, was a graduate of Washington College in the class of 1833. He delighted in the classics and was the foremost Latin scholar in Rockbridge. At his home, "Mountain View," he maintained for twelve years a classical school, and was a friend of public schools. Colonel Paxton served a term in the Senate in Virginia. He died in 1902 at the great age of ninety years. His wife was Kate Glasgow, and his children were Nellie, Kate G., Archibald H., Robert (a captain in the United States army), William T., Professor James H., and J. Jordan. John D. Paxton, who died in 1868 at the age of eighty-four, was also a graduate of Washington College. For some years he was a missionary in Europe. His sermons number 5769. He was a most vehement opponent to slavery, and in 1833 he published a volume against it. He also published a volume on his travels in the Eastern continent. A memoir of Mr. Paxton was written by his widow. His nephew, John W., a son of James H. Paxton, was an eminent physician. Elisha F. Paxton the one brigadier directly contributed by Rockbridge to the Confederate army, was a nephew to Governor McNutt, of Mississippi, and was born in 1828. He graduated from Washington College in 1845, from Yale College in 1847, and completed a law course at the University of Virginia in 1849. General Paxton was an original secessionist, and at the outset of the war was a lieutenant in the Rockbridge Rifles. After serving as aide-de-camp to Stonewall Jackson, he took command of the Stonewall Brigade, November 2, 1862. He was killed at the head of his troops in the battle of Chancellorsville, May 2, 1862, just one day before his commander was disabled. Indifferent eyesight had caused him to abandon the law and turn to farming. The wife of General Paxton was E--- H. White. His children are Matthew W., the present editor of the Rockbridge County News, and the present dean of Rockbridge journalism, John G., an attorney of Kansas City, and Frank of San Saba county, Texas. James G., an elder brother of General Paxton, was killed August 6, 1870, in the train wreck at Jerry's Run on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. Alexander S., a son of Thomas P. Paxton, was the author of Memory Days, a delightful sketch of antebellum times in Rockbridge. The story centers about an old field school near the entrance to Arnold's Valley. Source: A History of Rockbridge County, Virginia by Oren F. Morton, published in 1920. Transcribed and submitted by: "Marilyn B. Headley" , 1997 **************************************************************************** ********** HON. JAMES H. PAXTON - The great grandmother of the subject of this sketch, in the early days of Rockbridge county, settled on the farm now owned by him, with five sons, two of whom died unmarried. Of the other three sons, William (grandfather of James H.) remained here, Thomas settled at Mouth of Buffalo, and John on the farm now owned by Mrs. Johns on James River. All were active in the development of the resources of the district, and their descendants have been among its most respected and enegetic people. William, father of James H., married Polly Paxton, both were born in this county, here passed useful lives and are now deceased. James H. was born in Rockbridge county, and at Green Forest, this county, he married Kate G. Glasglow. Their children are seven, namely: Eleanor Mary, Robert Glasglow, Catharine Anderson, William, James Haye, Joseph Gordon, Archibald Heath. The wife of Mr. Paxton was born in Rockbridge county, a daughter of Robert and Catharine T. Anderson Glasglow. Her father was born here, her mother came from Botetourt county. James H. Paxton is one of the substantial farming residents of Rockbridge county, and has always taken a prominent part in every effort to promote the best interests of the people and to advance the cause of right and truth. He is chairman of the district school board, and has filled the office since 1870. For eight years, from 1852, he was a member of the Virginia Senate. His postoffice address is Green Forest, Rockbridge county, Virginia. Source: Hardesty's Historical and Geographical Encyclopedia (NY, Richmond, and Toledo: H. H. Hardesty and Company Publishers, 1884). p. 411. Transcribed and submitted by: "Valerie F. Crook" ********************************************************************** JOSEPH S. PAXTON - was born in Rockbridge county, on James River, on New Years Day, 1842. William and Sarah P. (Burks) Paxton are the parents of Joseph S., his mother born in Bedford coutny, Virginia, and his father in Rockbridge county. At Seclusaval, in this county, Mr. Paxton's present place of residence, December 20, 1847, was born Roberta E., daughter of Robert C. and Mary E. (Parry) McCluer. At her home, on the 11th of April, 1871, the Rev. D. W. Shanks joined in marriage bands Joseph S. Paxton and Roberta E. McCluer, and they now have two sons: William, born November 18, 1872; Robert, August 3, 1876. The parents of Mrs. Paxton were born in Rockbridge county, and her father is descended from John McCluer, one of the first settlers here. Mr. Paxton's father's family were also early settlers here, and were related to John Grigsley, the first person buried in the Falling Springs cemetery. The subject of this sketch entered the Confederate service as private, was promoted to lieutenant of Company E, 52nd Virginia Infantry, and remained in service till the close of the war. He was wounded in the second battle of Cold Harbor in May, 1864. His brother William was killed in the first Manassas battle, and Luther, another brother, was killed in a skirmish near Winchester in 1864. Joseph S. Paxton is a farmer and stock-raiser, making a specialty of cattle and sheep. He is an elder of the Falling Springs Church. Postoffice address, Fancy Hill, Rockbridge county, Virginia. Source: Hardesty's Historical and Geographical Encyclopedia (NY, Richmond, and Toledo: H. H. Hardesty and Company Publishers, 1884). p. 411. Transcribed and submitted by: "Valerie F. Crook" ********************************************************************** SAMUEL D. PAXTON - son of James and Agnes (Dixon) Paxton, and Sallie McFaddin, daughter of John and Rachel (Kennedy) McFaddin, were united in marriage in Rockbridge county, Virginia, on the 29th day of April, 1841. Both were born in this county, his birth on the 2d of April, 1814, and her birth occurring near Brownsburg, May 16, 1818. The record of their children is: James T., born March 11, 1842, killed at the battle of Petersburg, April 2, 1865; Rachel M., born November 25, 1843, died October 6, 1846; Virginia A., born June 30, 1847, lives in this county; Ettie A., November 29, 1850, is at home; Elizabeth M., May 21, 1853, resides in this county; John M., June 25, 1856, lives at Danville, Pittsylvania county, this State. James T. enlisted as private in the 2d Rockbridge Artillery, and was in the engagements from Strausburg to Cross Keys. In the latter battle for meritorious service he was promoted to second duty sergeant. In the battle of Bristoe Station he was twice wounded, in the thigh and hip, and he was also a participant in the battles of Chancellorsville, Fredericksburg, in the raid into Pennsylvania, and the battle of Gettysburg. He was, indeed, found doing a soldier's duty in all the engagements of his company except when on furlough to recuperate from his wounds. In the terrible struggle of Petersburg, elsewhere described in this work, he fought with his own battery until it was captured, when he fell abck and helped to man a Maryland battery. There he lost his life, a musket ball striking him in the forehead and causing instant death. Samuel D. Paxton served for three years in the command with his son, and was in the battle of Cross Keys. He is a wagon-maker and farmer, with postoffice address at Rockbridge Baths, Rockbridge county, Virginia. SAMUEL W. PAXTON - son of Alexander and Catharine (Deitrick) Paxton, was born in Rockbridge county, December 20, 1832. His parents were born in this county, and his father died July 13, 1852, aged fifty years. His mother lived to the age of four score and two years, dying June 15, 1883. Samuel W. Paxton was orderly sergeant of Company E,52d Virginia Infantry, on entering the Confederate service at the beginning of the civil war, and in 1862 received commission of captain, commanding Compnay E till the close of the war. He was elected justice of the peace in 1875, and by successive annual elections has been continued in the office till the present time. He owns and carried on a fine farm of 122 acres, near South river, and six miles from Lexington, Rockbridge county, which is his postoffice address. In Augusta county, Virginia, November 28, 1882, he was united in marriage with Sarah F. Kerr, who was born in Augusta county, on New Years Day, 1853, a daughter of Nathaniel and Jane (Rivercomb) Kerr. Her father is still a resident of Augusta county, and her mother has been many years deceased. On the 27th of October, 1883, a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Paxton. Source: Hardesty's Historical and Geographical Encyclopedia (NY, Richmond, and Toledo: H. H. Hardesty and Company Publishers, 1884). p. 411. Transcribed and submitted by: "Valerie F. Crook" ********************************************************************** WILLIAM MOORE PAXTON - deceased - was born in Rockbridge county, September 2, 1825, and died here September 9, 1875. He was a son of James and Mary Wilson (More) Paxton, natives of this county, and he married Sallie M., daughter of Robert and Sallie (Steele) McCormick. She was born in Augusta county, Virginia, December 22, 1833, and her parents were born in that county. Her mother died September 15, 1881, and her father died Decmeber 8, 1879. The marriage of William M. Paxton and Sallie M. McCormick was solemnized in Augusta county, September 9, 1852, and their children were born: Mary Steele, June 19, 1853; R. J., December 14, 1855; Emma R., July 11, 1857; H. T., March 3, 1859; W. D., May 14, 1861; John M., March 11, 1863; Sandy Mc., March 27, 1865; Walter S., July 11, 1867; N. J. Poague, January 20, 1869; Annie V., December 3, 1871. The last-named died October 19, 1878, the oldest daughter has her home in this county, and the other children are with their mother. Mr. Paxton filled various offices of public trust from an early age till his death, so discharging his duties that his children are rich in the heritage of his good name. He left his wife and children with 400 acres of land, and his sons are engaged in carrying on the estate. The farm lies on the Fairfield and South River road, and their postoffice address is Fairfield, Rockbridge county, Virginia. Source: Hardesty's Historical and Geographical Encyclopedia (NY, Richmond, and Toledo: H. H. Hardesty and Company Publishers, 1884). p. 411. Transcribed and submitted by: "Valerie F. Crook"

Please join me in welcoming some new folks to our list: hrishann@comcast.net noble00@hotmail.com We hope you will introduce yourselves and tell us about the family you are researching! Wanda Rabb Paxton-L manager http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~wanda/paxtonmain.html

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/YZ5.2ACIB/846.1.2 Message Board Post: I am searching for the ancestry of David Hay who was married to Winnifred Pope. Winnifred Pope was the daughter of Willis Pope and Mary. Mary by some researchers is listed as a Paxton. I have no proof of that. I had found on a site that there was a Hay family and Eleanor or Elaner was married to a Hay. I see this reference in your post. Would you have any information concerning the Hay family of Eleanor. I know she had a brother named David, and that is not my ancestor. However one of the other brothers there might be a possibility. On the tombstone of David Hay who died in Perry County Ala it states he was born in Barnwell South Carolina. I am trying to determine if any of the family of Eleanor could have been in South Carolina. My David was born 1777, therefore his father would be born perhaps in 1750 or so. A child of David Hay and Winnifred Pope by the name of Mary, married John Sutton. Any information you might have is appreciated.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/YZ5.2ACIB/776.2.1 Message Board Post: Please feel free to email me concerning your family, I have names for and dates for most of WG's children. Like other researchers, I am still stumped as to the parents of Thomas, who died in Johnson County, TN sometime after 1830. As you know, WG was the only surviving child of Thomas. Given the Paxton propensity for following naming conventions, I have often speculated that perhaps Thomas' father was a William, but that has brought me to no conclusion, since William is a prevalent Paxton name. There are billions of them!! I'll use this opportunity once again to ask all of you if you have an ancestor who may have had a sonThomas, born early 1800's. He married Mary Wilson, daughter of Garland Wilson, in Carter County, TN (later Johnson County). Both he and his wife are found in the 1830 Census, but not thereafter.

Do you know if Thomas Paxton had a brother Joseph? On Thomas's marriage bond to Mary Wilson it mentions a Joseph Paxton. The Joseph Paxton I am looking for lived at Carter Co, Tn abt the same time Thomas did. I am trying to make a connection between the two. Thomas and Joseph may have been brothers. Joseph married Lavica Bowers and she was relasted to Mary Wilson. Linda Paxton

Okay, here are the names I desperately need help with. Any info is great! David P Paxton of Indiana, born in 1837. My guess is he lived in vermillion county, but that is a guess. I know from the 1880 census that his parents were both born in Virginia. He was married to a Sarah E, born around 1837 in Ohio. I need a marriage date if possible? James S. Paxton born 1 january 1860 in Indiana, died 10 July 1935 in Chicago. He had been married once and had at least two children, Chauncey and Guy. I am not sure what happened to his wife, but he remarried a Louise C (no maiden sorry) This shows in the 1930 Census, but I have no idea when this happened because I cannot locate him on the 1920 census. If anyone knows anything it would be great! I have a feeling I am not related to most of the people on this list, as we are concentrated in Illinois and Indiana, but it is worth a try! Tamara hancock Yoktom@peoplepc.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/YZ5.2ACIB/776.3 Message Board Post: I forgot to mention that William Garland Paxton and Nancy Julina Weaver married November 26, 1849 in McCracken, Kentucky. They apparently had three children prior to moving to Shelby County, Texas.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Paxton Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/YZ5.2ACIB/776.2 Message Board Post: Read your email re Thomas Paxton with joy. My grandmother was Adabell C. Paxton, daughter of John Jackson Paxton, son of William Garland Paxton, son of Thomas Paxton and Mary Wilson. I only have the names of and estimated year of birth of Thomas Paxton (born before 1840 and Mary Wilson was born after 1800 but have no further info about them other than their descendants. Son, William Garland (known as W. G.) Paxton was born sometime between 1827 and 1832 (date unable to be confirmed so far) in Tennessee, served in the Civil War from his home in Shelby County, Texas and died in August 1900 in Shelbyville, Shelby County, Texas (he is buried in Fairview Cemetery in Center, Shelby County, Texas); he married Nancy Julina (known as N. J.) Weaver also born about 1827 in Tennessee. They moved to (first) somewhere in Kentucky and (second) to Shelbyville in Shelby County, Texas and had five children: (1) Garland William (G. W.) Paxton born about 1851 in Kentucky; (2) Mary E. Paxt! on born about 1852 in Kentucky; (3) Thomas A. (T. A.) Paxton born about 1855 in Kentucky; (4) John Jackson (John J.) Paxton born June 13, 1856 in Shelby County, Texas and died June 2, 1928 in Houston, Harris County, Texas; and (5) Joseph Paxton born about 1858 in Shelby County, Texas. So far, I have no further information on any of the siblings of John Jackson Paxton except that Thomas married someone named Dorothy A. (?) and had two children, but do have loads of info on John's 2 wives and their descendants. I do believe that your Thomas Paxton/Mary Wilson are the same as mine and hope to obtain further info from you and I will send you what I have on the Paxton family. Let me know whether to email you my Paxton info or whether to mail it. If the info you have is lengthy, you may wish to mail rather than email it to me. Let me know and I will send you my address. You can probably tell that I am somewhat new at this and hope to do better in the future. There is a Paxton descendant who has been researching the Paxton Family since sometime in 1977 and she knows far more than I do. I am getting some info from her.