That was fast. THX everyone. >Return-Path: <jrcamas@liii.com> >X-URL: Email Service Powered By http://www.iName.com >X-NOSPAM: Report abuse of service to abuse@iname.com >Date: Fri, 21 Nov 1997 04:48:46 GMT >X-Sender: jrcamas@pop3.liii.com >To: ewsass@writeme.com >From: Jean Camas <jrcamas@liii.com> >Subject: TRADITIONAL NAMING PRACTICES > >Hi, Earl, > >Someone forwarded your query regarding Traditional Naming Patterns to one of >the lists I subscribe to. > >Here is what I copied straight from a URL. If you want to know the URL, >just contact me: > >aming traditions > >Our ancestors often used the following naming procedure when picking out a >name for a new child. >This explains why certain names are very common in a given family line. >Watching for these patterns >can help in your genealogy research. > > 1st son = father's father > 2nd son = mother's father > 3rd son = father > 4th son = father's oldest brother > 5th son = father's 2nd oldest brother or mother's oldest brother > 1st daughter = mother's mother > 2nd daughter = father's mother > 3rd daughter = mother > 4th daughter = mother's oldest sister > 5th daughter = mother's 2nd oldest sister or father's oldest sister > > > >And are you the one who couldn't understand why a family would name a second >child the same name that already existed in a family? > >Particularly in the case of a first born son where they want him named after >the paternal grandfather --- whenever the first child died, they would name >another child after the paternal grandfather. > >That's the way it was explained to me in a genealogy class 18 years ago! > >I don't know if this is a German or an Irish custom, or whether it applied >to most everybody. > >Hope this helps. > >Jean in Long Island >jrcamas@liii.com > > >

I have had several inquires about Robert Earl Woodhams Sasser page. Here is it's address. Check it out Earl has done a lot of work on it. Don %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% http://www.swiftsite.com/SouthernFamilyHistory/sasser.htm Sasser Family National Association Founded 1979 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ This site is sponsored by the Sasser Family National Association, a national family club for all descendants of the Sasser family. If you are a Sasser or descendant of a Sasser, this is your family site. Please be patient: the site is still under construction and LOTS of work will be done on it in the coming months. Keep coming back often, especially to see our new online family newsletter. Our Purpose and Goals: �reunite our scattered and divided family �gather and preserve our family's history �sponsor the Sasser Family News, our family newsletter �sponsor the Sasser Family National Library �eventually sponsor a Sasser Family National Reunion ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Join and support YOUR family club ! Click highlighted words to see more: Sasser Family News The current issue of our online version of the family newsletter, with news, obits, weddings & history SASSER FAMILY HISTORY SASSER FAMILY NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Your family club ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Sasser Family Discussion List Be sure and tune in on the Sasser family's very own "discussion" list on the Internet. You will find a very lively and continuing discussion on our family history and other topics. You can subscribe to the Sasser List by sending an email to: SASSER-L-request@rootsweb.com and write just the word "subscribe" (without the quotation marks) in the message of your email. Cousin Don L. Sasser is the webmaster of the Sasser List and if you have any trouble subscribing, you can contact him at: DLSASSER@msn.com Try it out and meet some of your kinfolk's! ------------------------------------------------------------------------ This site sponsored by: Sasser Family National Association 1130 Celia Drive Columbus, Georgia 31907 Email us at: woodham@leo.infi.net

Hi, Just submitting my Sasser line again for all the newcomers to the group. 1. William Pinkney Sasser b. 1822 in NC /married Susanna Roberson Dison b.1822 in NC Children: 2. Richmond Sasser b. 1836 2. James Dison Sasser b. Oct 1, 1838 in Meriwether Co. GA / married Nany Ann Christian and Sara Emma Shaw 3. John Thomas Sasser b. Aug 29, 1866 / married Ida A Whatley 4. Thomas Dison Sasser b. ? / married Etta L. Smith b. 1892 5. Jesse Sasser 4. Vera L. Sasser b.? 2. Sarah Antoinette Sasser b. 1841 2. Henry G. Sasser b. 1843 in GA /married Luvenia S. Allen b. 1842 in AL Children 3. Martha Dorthula Sasser b. July 12, 1866 in AL /married George Washington Patterson b. Feb 25, 1860 in TX 4. Veronia Bell Patterson b. 1885 / married J.E. McClure 4. Infant born and died same day in 1887 4. Luvenia Patterson b. Oct. 11, 1888 d. June 1, 1889 4. Ovie Esther Patterson b. Apr 28, 1895 / married Arthur Pope 4. Alver Jennings Patterson b. Dec. 21, 1897 / married Mildred Mae Benedict b. May 13, 1913 5. Alver Leroy Patterson b. Feb. 18, 1935 / married Janet York 6. Maureen Diana Patterson b. June 22, 1965 / married Rene Lee Morales b. June 2, 1964 4. Irvin Allen Patterson b. Sept 1, 1901 / married Lena Mae Gilbow 4. George Melvin Patterson b. Oct 25, 1902 / married Lena Kysar 4. Eunice B. Patterson b. Sept 2. 1905 / married O.O. Oliver 4. Floyd Attlee Patterson b. Nov 3, 1908 / married Estelle Benedict 3. James C. Sasser b. 1868 in AL 3. Joseph A. Sasser b. 1871 in TX 3. Loodana Sasser b. 1876 in AL 3. Lora Sasser b. 1879 in TX 2. William Sasser b. 1845 2. Regina Clementine Sasser b. 1848 / married Charles Glass 2. Laura Sasser b. ? 2. John Wesley Sasser b. 1853 2. Susanne Roberson Sasser b. ? Maureen Morales (monrene@pacbell.net)

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To: The Sasser group From: Glenn E. Perry Maybe my observations are too obvious, but Earl's question about first names caused me to think again about some interesting aspects of the names Henry and Nancy Kirby Sasser gave to their children. No son was named for Henry or Henry's father at least until child #9 (son #5), i.e., William Henry Crawford Sasser. And that had to await a year when there was a presidential candidate named William Henry Crawford. (As I pointed out in an earlier message, the name is written--as odd as it seems--as William Henry Crawood--not Crawford--in the Bible. Did Henry later decide he didn't like the Georgian who had presumably been his choice for president in 1824, or did somebody else write the names in the Bible?) There seems to have been a preference for the names of maternal ancestors. Child #8 (daughter #4) was named for Henry's mother, Martha Bishop. Child #11 (son #7), i.e., Jesse, was named for his maternal grandfather, Jesse Kirby. (I have wondered whether his full name was Jesse Kirby Sasser; I am not quite sure whether my grandmother told me of such a tradition or whether this is merely a possibility that has sporadically come to my mind. Child #13 (daughter #5) was named for her maternal grandmother, Patience Watkins Kirby. One of the names was from the Old Testament (Adin), as I mentioned once before. The name of one daughter, Piety, represented the parents' religiosity. The name Martha of course is from the New Testament as well as being that of Henry's mother. The name James Henderson was that of an important figure in the early settlement of Kentucky. It is interesting that Henry gave that name to his newborn son one year before moving to Kentucky. Perhaps in writing this quick note I have overlooked the significance of some of the names. And trying to read Henry and Nanny Sasser's minds at this time may seem rather silly anyway. Glenn ***************************************** Glenn E. Perry Department of Political Science Indiana State University Terre Haute, IN 47809 USA E-Mail: psperrg@scifac.indstate.edu (812)237-2505 (office) (812)234-5661 (home) ****************************************

I know that for the English it goes like this, and from I have seen Irish pretty much follow the same naming pattern; First Son or First Daughter - paternal grand parent Second Son or Second Daughter - the parent Third Son or Third Daughter - maternal grand parent So for example you have; William Freeman son of John and Hannah marries Mary Cording daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth Children: John William Hannah Thomas Mary Elizabeth I am pretty sure this is one of the traditional Naming patterns. Ellen Mayes On Thu, 20 Nov 1997, Earl Sasser wrote: > Hello Sasser Group, > > I received this in part from another list and I was wondering if any from > this group knows about this traditional naming pattern for children. > ++++++ > > >I wish I had saved the thread about how the Irish traditionally named > >their children (ie. first son after fathers father, second son after > >mothers father etc....) > ++++++ > > If anyone knows please e-mail me. I will pass it along. > > > Cordially, > Earl Sasser > ewsass@writeme.com > Thanks, /jem ________________________________________________________________________ Clark Internet Services, Inc. - Internet Business Solutions A member of the VERIO Group of Internet Service Providers ISDN Specialists Ellen Mayes Website Publishing Communications Manager Virtual Hosting Main: 800-784-6512 Network Integration Direct: 410-995-0551 ext. 224 Internet Filtering Email: ellen@clark.net Collocation Services High Speed Access

Hello Sasser Group, I received this in part from another list and I was wondering if any from this group knows about this traditional naming pattern for children. ++++++ >I wish I had saved the thread about how the Irish traditionally named >their children (ie. first son after fathers father, second son after >mothers father etc....) ++++++ If anyone knows please e-mail me. I will pass it along. Cordially, Earl Sasser ewsass@writeme.com

To: The Sasser list From: Glenn E. Perry I did not know this person, but I happened to find the obituary. Earl Killian Earl Killian, 79, of Chico, Calif., passed away Tuesday, Nov. 11, 1997. He was precedesd in death by his parents, Ralph and Lucy (Sasser) Killion. Graveside services will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday at the Campground Cemetery in London. Burial will be in the Campground Cemetery at London. The Bowling Funeral Home is in charge of all local arrangements. Corbin, Kentucky Times-Tribune, November 14, 1997, p. 2A. ***************************************** Glenn E. Perry Department of Political Science Indiana State University Terre Haute, IN 47809 USA E-Mail: psperrg@scifac.indstate.edu (812)237-2505 (office) (812)234-5661 (home) ****************************************

Subject: Thomas and Clarissa Sasser Seeking information concerning Thomas Sasser and his wife Clarissa. Believed to have been born in North Carolina in the mid-18th century. Lived in Screven County, GA until 1821. His will was made in Screven County in December 1821. He died sometime after that. Would like information about his actual date and place of birth and that of his wife Clarissa. Also seeking information about who was the father of Thomas Sasser. Howell Sasser

Descendants of Louis M. Sasser 1 Louis M. Sasser b: Abt. 1805 . +Elizabeth (Sasser) unk .. 2 Louis Henry Sasser b: 1825 in North Carolina ..... +Temperence Elizabeth "Tempie" (Sasser) Dyass b: 1825 in Georgia m: December 25, 1845 in Stewart County, Georgia ...... 3 Jasper "Jap" Newton Sasser b: June 28, 1849 in Henry County, Alabama d: September 5, 1925 in Buried Memphis, Hall County, Texas ......... +Easter Analissa "Malissa" (Sasser) Allen b: July 24, 1858 in Henry County, Alabama d: November 14, 1918 in In or near Memphis, Hall County, Texas m: September 17, 1874 in Haleburg, Henry County, Alabama .......... 4 Laphelia "Lula" Sasser b: 1876 in Henry County, Alabama d: Abt. 1880 in Henry County, Alabama .......... 4 Willie C. Sasser b: March 17, 1882 in Henry County, Alabama d: March 25, 1883 in Henry County, Alabama .......... 4 Chyos N. Sasser b: June 5, 1884 in Henry County, Alabama d: October 29, 1918 in In or near Memphis, Texas ............. +Myrtle "Myrtie" Taylor m: March 20, 1906 .......... 4 [1] Mossie Metress (Crosby) Sasser b: August 7, 1886 in Henry County, Alabama d: February 3, 1920 in In or near Memphis, Texas ............. +Claude H. Elliot m: in Memphis, Texas .............. 5 Cecil Ireland Elliot .............. 5 Chloe Elliot .............. 5 Ernest D. Elliot b: December 7, 1909 .............. 5 Oscar Ray Elliot b: October 2, 1917 .......... *2nd Husband of [1] Mossie Metress (Crosby) Sasser: ............. +Grover C. Sr. Crosby m: June 11, 1905 .............. 5 Grover C. Jr. Crosby b: April 23, 1906 .......... 4 Ethel Eva (Lancaster) Sasser b: June 8, 1890 in Henry County, Alabama ............. +Thomas Ernest Lancaster b: September 28, 1892 m: December 22, 1912 .............. 5 Odean H. Lancaster b: October 29, 1913 ................. +Annie B. (Lancaster) Smith b: April 28, 1916 m: December 22, 1935 .................. 6 Charles Lancaster .................. 6 Thomas Dean Lancaster b: July 11, 1938 .................. 6 Lovise L. (twin) Lancaster b: June 11, 1940 .................. 6 Lovann L. (twin) Lancaster b: June 11, 1940 .......... 4 Vernon Davis Sasser b: September 6, 1893 ............. +Lovie (Sasser) Lamb b: June 12, 1898 m: May 21, 1920 .............. 5 Vernadine (Berg) Sasser b: June 6, 1927 ................. +William R. Berg m: December 20, 1951 .................. 6 Stillborn Berg .............. 5 Sanford Eugene Sasser b: December 30, 1929 in Memphis, Hall County, Texas ................. +Barbara (Sasser) Wells b: August 12, 1936 in Matador, Motley County, Texas m: January 18, 1952 .......... 4 Lula T. (McCenny) Sasser b: June 6, 1895 d: January 23, 1895 ............. +T. B. McCenny .......... 4 Birdie Lee Sasser b: December 9, 1897 d: January 8, 1898 .......... 4 Theodore (Teddy or Ted) B. Sasser b: January 27, 1899 ............. +Ola (Sasser) Boone b: January 5, 1905 m: February 23, 1924 .............. 5 Frieda Odessa Sasser b: January 3, 1925 .............. 5 Joe E. Sasser b: July 28, 1926 .............. 5 Oleta Fay Sasser b: January 27, 1929 ...... 3 Solomon T. Sasser b: 1852 ...... 3 Rachel Jane Sasser b: 1858 ...... 3 James. P. Sasser b: January 1860 ...... 3 Susan H. Sasser b: 1867 in Henry County, Alabama Jimmy Allen Missouri City, Texas jamesdallen@worldnet.att.net http://home.att.net/~jamesdallen/ http://sanantonio.ebgi.com/robertson/index.htm http://www.delrio.com/~fsanders/

Forgot to mention another sister to Joseph, Martha Dorthula Sasser b. 1866 in AL (Talladega Co), my Great Grandmother. Maureen

Hi Don, I have a Joseph A. Sasser b. 1871 in TX. His father was Henry Sasser b. 1843 in GA. His mother was Luvenia S. Allen b. 1842 in AL. Joseph's brothers and sisters were, James C. Sasser b. 1868 in AL, Loodana b. 1876 in AL, and Lora b. 1879 in TX (Cooke Co). Henry and his wife had a flat bottomed boat which they travelled back and forth from AL and TX. Maureen (monrene@pacbell.net)

I am looking for the parents of Joseph A. Sasser whose wife was Viola ?. %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% They are listed in the 1900 census : Joseph A 29 b. Nov 1871 Viola 22 June 1877 Monroe s 5 Jan 1895 Audie M 3 Dec 1896 Clara b 1 Oct 1895 %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% 1910 OK. Census: Joseph A 37 KY living in Beckmen Co. OK Viola 33 TX Monroe 15 TX Andrew 13 TX Clara 11 TX Mario 08 OK Henry 05 OK Flora NR Ok I have spoke to the son of Monroe, Melvin Sasser. He is 72 and was born in Elk City OK. He has asked me to try and find Joseph A. Sasser's father. This is all the information I have on them He had thought they were from TN. But the OK census indicate KY. Thanks, Don Sasser

I am looking for the parents of Joseph A. Sasser whose wife was Viola ?. %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% They are listed in the 1900 census : Joseph A 29 b. Nov 1871 Viola 22 June 1877 Monroe s 5 Jan 1895 Audie M 3 Dec 1896 Clara b 1 Oct 1895 %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% 1910 OK. Census: Joseph A 37 KY living in Beckmen Co. OK Viola 33 TX Monroe 15 TX Andrew 13 TX Clara 11 TX Mario 08 OK Henry 05 OK Flora NR Ok I have spoke to the son of Monroe, Melvin Sasser. He is 72 and was born in Elk City OK. He has asked me to try and find Joseph A. Sasser's father. This is all the information I have on them He had thought they were from TN. But the OK census indicate KY. Thanks, Don Sasser

Dear Howell Actually, a gentleman by the name of Robert Earl Woodham is the web master of the Sasser Association Page. He has my address posted there for our Sasser discussion group via e-mail on the Internet. I am going to add your name to the list so you will get the queries as they are posted. Instructions will be sent to you as how to unsubcribe if you wish. Or you may let me know and I will remove your address. We have about 70 members on it now, descending from several different Sasser's. When I post your query I'm sure you will get a response to it. My Sasser was William Sasser and Martha Bishop(?). William was from Smithfield NC. b. Abt. 1727. His son was Henry Sasser. Henry and Nancy Kirby ( his wife) moved to Laurel Co. KY Abt 1826.> Adin Sasser>Henry B Sasser> Thomas Aden Sasser>Floyd Sasser> Don Sasser (ME:--) Thomas and William have not been connected yet, (as far as I know). Good luck Don Sasser ---------- From: Howell C. Sasser Sent: Tuesday, November 18, 1997 8:17 AM To: Don L. Sasser Subject: Sasser family Dear Don, I have recently found the Sasser family association page on the www. I notice that you are the webmaster for the page. The purpose of this message is to make contact and say hello to another Sasser. My name is Howell Crawford Sasser. I am the second son(twin) of Henry Crawford Sasser of Cairo, Ga; the son of Amos Howell Sasser of Cairo, Ga; the son of Littleton Eugene Sasser of Screven County, Ga; the son of Thomas and Clarissa Sasser, who moved to Georgia from somewhere in North Carolina. My mailing address is as follows: The Rev'd Howell C. Sasser Rua do Campo Alegre 640-5 Dto 4150 Porto, Portugal I would be pleased to hear from you about how we are related and what is happening with the Sasser family. Regards, Howell C. Sasser

---------- From: Bob & Sandra Phelps Sent: Sunday, November 16, 1997 1:59 AM To: DLSASSER@classic.msn.com Subject: SASSER Hi Don, I'm from SUTTON List so am sending this only to you, you may forward on to anyone who might be interested. Dates are given when available. I have a connection with the GRAYS [BRYANS] in Bertie Co. William Bryan (son of Needham & Annie Rombeau Bryan) md 1744 Elizabeth (daughter of Elizabeth Whitfield and John Smith) issue: Lewis Bryan m Nancy daugh of Major John Hinton William Bryan b 1747 - d 1800 in Bertie Co NC Arthur Bryan ELIZABETH BRYAN Hardy Bryan Blake Bryan Esther Bryan* Susanna Bryan John Bryan pg 577 ELIZABETH BRYAN (daugh of William & Elizabeth Smith Bryan) m Col. Josiah Sasser issue: Mary William Blake Lewis pg 577 Esther Bryan had two sisters in Georgia 1 Mrs ELIZABETH BRYAN SASSER BLACKMAN b 1751 - d 1745 age 95 yrs. 2 Mrs Susanna Bryan Bush [wife of John Bush (brother of Col. Wm. Bush of Jones Co., NC) pg 471 Lewis Bryan m Elizabeth Sasser, aunt of John Sasser of Wayne Co. issue: [no dates given] Hardy Bryan moved to Robertson Co., TN Lewis Bryan sheriff of Lenoir Co John Wesley Bryan moved to Miss m Henrietta Tooley Elizbeth Bryan m Lovick Vinton of TN (after his first wife died) (Lewis Bryan m widow of his nephew Harvey Bonner Bryan) pg 583 North Carolina Historical and Genealogical Register, Hathaway; Vol 1 No 3 & No 4 Sandra Sutton Smith Phelps

The following biographical sketch of General Theophilus S. Garrard has been exerpted from "Union Regiments of Kentucky," which was compiled in 1895. "GEN. THEOPHILUS S. GARRARD was born near Manchester, KY, June 7, 1812. He was a member of the Lower House of the Kentucky Legislature in 1843-4; served through the Mexican War as a captain in the 16th US Infantry; went to California, on the discovery of gold in 1849, by the overland route; remained in the mines 15 months, and then returned, by way of Panama, to Kentucky. He was elected to the state Senate in 1857, resigned to become a candidate for Congress and elected a state Senator again in 1861. At Camp Dick Robinson, in the fall of that year, he was appointed a colonel of the 3rd KY, US Volunteer Infantry, promoted to brigadier-general November 29, 1862; served with great credit until he was mustered out on April 4, 1864, on account of a serious affliction of the eyes. He has since resided in Clay County, KY."

This is an part of a article that was written by Douglas B Sherman. Doug is a member of out list. I will forward you query to the list. Perhaps Doug or someone can answer your query better than I Thanks, Don, Sasser %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% "The dates of death for William and Martha SASSER are unknown. One may speculate that they died between 1810 and 1820 on the basis of the Federal Census records. Since Henry SASSER had received property from his father in 1801, it is doubtful that there would have been any sale of estate upon his death. While it is true that a William SASSER died in Smithfield in March 1815 "of the prevailing Epidemic or Camp Plague," he was not Henry SASSER�s father. This William SASSER was instead the son of Elizabeth BLACKMAN, former wife of the deceased Josiah SASSER of Wayne County. Furthermore, one of the buyers at Edith SASSER's estate sale in 1816 was a William SASSER, which could suggest that Henry SASSER�s father was still alive at that time." ---------- From: ANN SUTTON Ables Sent: Saturday, November 15, 1997 9:44 AM To: Don Sasser Subject: Re: Hi Ann I am a Sutton lister, but I hope I am a Sasser too. I am looking for the parents of Lucretia Blackman, Sampson, NC. We believe Her mother was a Sasser. NC VA Ann

At the time of the 1890 Special Census, the following veterans (or their widows) were living in Clay County, KY. COMPANY A COMPANY B COMPANY C Spivy, Henry C Hounshell, John Preston, Thomas Robinson, Leander Hounshell, Montgomery Rawlings, Thomas L. Burnet, John Roberts, David V. (1 Lt) Williams, Silas Roberts, Blev Combs, Samuel Phillips, Joseph Deaton, Martin COMPANY D Herd, Marion (Lt) Lewis, James H. Depew, Joseph Rogers, John Morgan, Matison J. Rogers, David Murray, John A. Wilson, Pleasant (Sgt) COMPANY E Lunsford, Anderson Davidson, James (Sgt) Eagle, Francis McCallum, Robert Hounshell, Benjamin Robinson, James Allen, Auly (sp?) Roberts, Pharis Calahan, Samuel Hunter, Wiley Davidson, Robert Williams, William Murphey, Thomas Bolling, William Sparks, Winwright Hubbard, Ance Campbell, Thomas (Corp) Loveins, Robert COMPANY F Campbell, John Jones, John L. Huff, John W. Jones, Hiram Bishop, William (Sgt) COMPANY G Thomas, Arron Clark, David (Capt) McWorter, Elisha (Corp) Spurlock, Elcanes Felty, James Shackelford, James Bishop, David Freeman, George Bishop, Samuel COMPANY I Freeman, Hirmin Allen, John Johnson, Moses Sisemore, Jackson Allen, Joseph Barrett, William Hensey, Theophus (Corp) Collins, Levi Gabbard, John Cole, David C Eliton, William

The name of the soldier in Company D whose name was originally posted as Noah ------, (because I could not read his last name on my copy) is NOAH WILLIS. I have received an e-mail informing me that the name of the soldier in Company I whose name I thought was reversed is probably listed correctly.