Looking down the list I also see a Daniell Sutton who arrived on the same ship, 1687. Looking at the index of names in the book, there was John Sutton who was a land owner in 1774. Gerri Ann

I really sent the James Sutton message in case someone was looking for their ancestor when he first arrived in this country aboard the ship "The Margaret" on the Delaware River. I recently purchased the book "History of Chester Co and Biographical Sketches by James Futhey and Gilbert Cope, pub. 1881. I look for Suttons on any written page even though I got the book for researching the Hall family. Chester Co. was mostly Quaker being part of the William Penn group originally. However there were also lots of Swedes and Germans there also. This area is across the river from New Castle Co DE. Since I can't document my Suttons any earlier than 1850 Alamance NC this doesn't shed much light for me but most folks on the list have made better progress so maybe someone can use it. Gerri Ann

I dont have the information on your SUTTON family, but according to the 1880 census he, and possibly a brother living next door, Josiah Sutton, who was 1 yr different in age were both born in KY as were both of their parents. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, July 17, 2004 8:58 AM Subject: [SUTTON] re: James H. Sutton > Here is some information on James H. Sutton: > > JAMES H.SUTTON was born 1829 in Huron, Indiana. He married EMILY RACHEL > GIRKING in Martin county, Indiana, daughter of SAM GERKING and PHYLURA HARDING. > She was born 1852 in Indiana. > > 1880 census: Spice Valley, Lawrence Indiana. > > Children: > i. CYRUS TILLMAN SUTTON, b. February 11, 1879, Indiana; d. October 08, > 1929, Argenta, Illinois. > ii. DAVID F. SUTTON, b. 1877. > iii. JAMES H. SUTTON, b. 1864. > > CYRUS TILLMAN SUTTON was born February 11, 1879 in Indiana, and died October > 08, 1929 in Argenta, Illinois. He married JULIA ADELTHA ROBERTSON WILLIBY > 1902, daughter of JAMES WILLIBY and EMILY ROBERTSON. She was born January 14, > 1885 in Heyworth, McClean County, Illinois, and died November 14, 1965. > > Children of CYRUS SUTTON and JULIA WILLIBY are: > 3. i. JAMES LELAND SUTTON, b. August 15, 1913, Louisville, Illinois; d. > September 05, 1965, Orlando, Florida. > 4. ii. ARTHUR TILMAN SUTTON, b. September 13, 1903, French Lick, Indiana; d. > September 02, 1983, Decatur, Illinois. > 5. iii. CLAUDE FRANKLIN SUTTON, b. August 28, 1905. > 6. iv. ALMA FRANCES SUTTON, b. September 19, 1907. > > Does anyone know anything about his family...they apparently were dropped on > the planet Earth by aliens as there does not appear to be any records of them! > Any help or ideas of where else to check would be greatly appreciated! > > > > ==== SUTTON Mailing List ==== > ONLY USE THE BELOW ADDRESS TO POST > queries to the SUTTON List > [email protected] > >

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/wkQBAIB/530.2.2.1 Message Board Post: Yes, Gilbert Louzon was my ggrandfather. His daughter Barbara was my grandmother.

Geri Ann - Do have any later lineage in this family? From what I can ascertain (nothing certain) James was a popular name in my family....but I really have nothing in records until 1829.

Here is some information on James H. Sutton: JAMES H.SUTTON was born 1829 in Huron, Indiana. He married EMILY RACHEL GIRKING in Martin county, Indiana, daughter of SAM GERKING and PHYLURA HARDING. She was born 1852 in Indiana. 1880 census: Spice Valley, Lawrence Indiana. Children: i. CYRUS TILLMAN SUTTON, b. February 11, 1879, Indiana; d. October 08, 1929, Argenta, Illinois. ii. DAVID F. SUTTON, b. 1877. iii. JAMES H. SUTTON, b. 1864. CYRUS TILLMAN SUTTON was born February 11, 1879 in Indiana, and died October 08, 1929 in Argenta, Illinois. He married JULIA ADELTHA ROBERTSON WILLIBY 1902, daughter of JAMES WILLIBY and EMILY ROBERTSON. She was born January 14, 1885 in Heyworth, McClean County, Illinois, and died November 14, 1965. Children of CYRUS SUTTON and JULIA WILLIBY are: 3. i. JAMES LELAND SUTTON, b. August 15, 1913, Louisville, Illinois; d. September 05, 1965, Orlando, Florida. 4. ii. ARTHUR TILMAN SUTTON, b. September 13, 1903, French Lick, Indiana; d. September 02, 1983, Decatur, Illinois. 5. iii. CLAUDE FRANKLIN SUTTON, b. August 28, 1905. 6. iv. ALMA FRANCES SUTTON, b. September 19, 1907. Does anyone know anything about his family...they apparently were dropped on the planet Earth by aliens as there does not appear to be any records of them! Any help or ideas of where else to check would be greatly 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/an/wkQBAIB/530.2.2 Message Board Post: I am related to Gilbert! Not Hurbert! Gilbert, as I wrote, was a brother to my Great Grandmother, Celina Lauzon. Are you related to Tina Brown? Celina

Published in the Lawrence County, TN - Advocate July 14, 2004 Mary Ethel Hughes Sutton, age 87 of Lawrenceburg, TN passed away Monday, June 28, 2004 at Crockett Hospital. She was a native of Winfield,AL, born April 12, 1917 to the late Henry Alonzo Vanderford and Slena Matile Ann Lynn Vanderford. She was a homemaker and preceded in death by her husbands: Leslie Cecil Hughes and Jesse Sutton. She is survived by one son: Marvin O'Neal Hughes of Wayne County, TN; two daughters: Joyce Shedd of Lawrenceburg, TN, and Annett Gower of Wayne County,TN; three sisters: Stella Cleveland of Columbia, TN, Genola Bradley of Summertown, TN, and Genelle Edward of Alabama; two brothers: Opal Vanderford of Columbia, TN. and Dalton Vanderford of Lawrenceburg, TN: nine grandchildren: sixteen great-grandchildren: several step-children, step grandchildren, step great-grandchildren, several nieces and nephews also survive. The funeral services for Mary Ethel Hughes Sutton were conducted Wednesday, June 30, 2004 at 3:30 p.m.at Neal Funeral Home with Johnny Gibbs officiating. Interment followed in the Highland Cemetery in Wayne County, TN. Neal Funeral Home was in charge of all the arrangements. Danny Clemmer Clemmer.org

Published in the Youngstown, OH - Vindicator 4-9-04 John Edward Sutton Jr. AKRON - John Edward Sutton Jr. passed away Monday. Mr. Sutton was a resident of Akron for 25 years and worked for Akron Summit County Department of Human Services for more than 20 years. He is survived by a son, John E. Sutton III of Akron; a daughter, Nicole Howard of Columbus; a granddaughter, Madison E. Sutton of Toronto; brothers James A. Sutton of Laguna Miguel, Calif., Frederick Sutton of Atlanta, Jeffrey Irby and T. Jasper Sutton, both of Youngstown; and Jackie Sutton of Orangeburg, S.C.; sisters, Anna Sutton-McGraw and Linda Sutton-Hawkins, both of Youngstown, Karen Talley of Atlanta, Barbara Dawson of Augusta, Ga., Lauretta Ware and Beverly Tucker-Hill, both of Youngstown, and Joyce Tucker-Brown of Miami; aunts, Pearley M. Tucker and Oseola Taylor both of Youngstown; and a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by a son, Anthony Banks. Calling hours will be from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday at the Tower of Prayer C.O.G.I.C. in Akron, where there will be Homegoing Services with the Elder Burton Clemons, pastor, at noon. Repass will be at 3 p.m. at the Ebenezer C.O.G.I.C. in Youngstown with Ernest Walker, pastor. Interment will be at Tod Homestead Cemetery in Youngstown. Danny Clemmer Clemmer.org

Once again I am submitting my Sutton ancestry. I am descended from John Sutton he was in Gibson County TN when it was formed in 1822. H e died in Gibson Co. in 1836. His wife was Sarah Easterwood born 1807 GA. His children were all born in TN. In 1850 Sarah and the children were in Yalabusha Co. MS. The children were (1). Mary born 23 Jun 1826 married John Henry Fraisure 9 Nov 1842 in Carroll Co. MS and died in Dallas TX 1892. They had the following children Sarah Catherine, Mary Elizabeth, Louisa Ann, Francis Ellen, John Sutton, Emma Caroline, Alice Roxanna and Edgar O. (2). Nancy Elizabeth born 1828 married Francis Johnson in Sunflower Co. MS and was stepmother to Ellen Johnson who married her brother Jesse Sutton, her children were Mary L., Nick, Samuel W., Pattie Lee, unnamed, Annie Ola and Joseph. (3) John Sutton (I am not positive he is of this family) He is in the 1850 census for Yalabusa Co. as 21 years old born in TN working on a riverboat. (4). Sarah Ann born 1830 married John Eidom 9 Nov 1852 Yalabusa Co. MS. Was in Johnson Co TX 1860 and in Erath and Palo Pinta Co during 1860s. She was a widow in Sunflower Co. MS in 1880 last record was in Houston TX. Children were Joel, Samuel, Martha and Annie. (5) Martha born 1834 married a Burch no further information. (6) Jesse born 1834 married Ellen Johnson in MS was in Johnson Co TX in 1860 and Palo Pinto and Erath Co TX in 1860s. He was a cattleman. In 1870 he was back in MS. He drowned in a riverboat accident 1 Jan 1875. His children were Sarah L., Martha, John Franklyn, James Lewis, Elizabeth, and Audie. John and James were President Teddy Roosevelt’s guide on the bear hunt where he turned the bear loose and they named the Teddy bear after him. Some of this family were still in Sunflower Co in the 1940s. I have not been able to find any of them. _________________________________________________________________ Is your PC infected? Get a FREE online computer virus scan from McAfee® Security. http://clinic.mcafee.com/clinic/ibuy/campaign.asp?cid=3963

Ref your entry: "Once again I am submitting my Sutton ancestry. I am descended from John Sutton he was in Gibson County TN when it was formed in 1822. He died in Gibson Co. in 1836. His wife was Sarah Easterwood born 1807 GA."............ -------------------- Do you know what state/area this John SUTTON was born or where he came from prior to TN? Thank you, David T. Sutton Hendersonville, N.C. [email protected]

Does anyone have information about James Sutton who arrived in Chester Co. PA aboard "The Margaret", 11, 28, 1687, John Bowman Commander? Thanks, Gerri Ann

I am still looking for the parents of Richard F. Sutton born 1756 in Lunenburg County, Virginia. Married Margaret Glass 1789 in PA. Died and is buried in Dry Fork, near Renwick, Kentucky on 12-23-1837. I have his pension records and am willing to share and share alike. I am a direct descendant and have most everything from him down. Raleigh Sutton [email protected] Family isn't just a thing, it's the only thing

I am looking for information on Charles Leighton Sutton, my gggf. He was born about 1847 in the Philadelphia, Pa. area. His children include Adam, William, Leighton. Donald, May and Augustus. Can anyone help? Don Sutton [email protected]

My father, Neville Sutton (family came from GA, to AL, to AR, then to OK) lived to 94, his 3 sisters lived to 90,92, & 97. The brothers lived to their 70's and 80's, so their is a pocket of good genes somewhere! Layton Sutton

It's interesting that you mention this. There is a weird trend in my Sutton family in Indiana. All the men die when they are 80 years old. My grandfather died 5 years ago at the age of 80, his father died in the 1970's at the age of 80, his father died of typhoid fever when he was only 38 so he is an exception (but his widow died at the age of 80, she was a Sutton by marriage), and then his father (Ari, anyone else connected to him?) died in 1906 at the age of 80. My grandpa and his father both died from complications of stroke and I don't know about my grandpa's great grandfather who died at 80 in 1906, I don't think his cause of death was recorded. > Date: Tue, 13 Jul 2004 13:23:59 -0700 > From: Caroline <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: survivorship--Sutton longevity > > Having researched the Sutton ancestry for years, > following > the lines from Plymouth 1637, longevity is a > prominent gene, > contradictory to cancer. Perhaps the cancer came in > from a later maternal line. > > For example: "Revolutionary Capt. Uriah Sutton was > blind for the last [30 or 40] of his 99 years." > > My line: (related to but not descended from Uriah) > > Benjamin Sutton (1801-1891) > My uncles lived well into their 80's. (They had > cataracts!) > > And, as I read the modern obituaries posted by > Danny, often Suttons live into their 80's. __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - You care about security. So do we. http://promotions.yahoo.com/new_mail

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Having researched the Sutton ancestry for years, following the lines from Plymouth 1637, longevity is a prominent gene, contradictory to cancer. Perhaps the cancer came in from a later maternal line. For example: "Revolutionary Capt. Uriah Sutton was blind for the last [30 or 40] of his 99 years." My line: (related to but not descended from Uriah) Benjamin Sutton (1801-1891) My uncles lived well into their 80's. (They had cataracts!) And, as I read the modern obituaries posted by Danny, often Suttons live into their 80's.

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/wkQBAIB/530.2.1.1 Message Board Post: Ellyn, Thank you for responding. I just started to research again. 2001 was heartbreaking with 9/11 and we had a shooting incident at our school. Then I lost interest. But I've had responses from a cousin and someone else that I'm not sure how they are related. Of course they are old correspondence and I don't know if then are even still reading the boards. I have made some progress thanks to your initial assistance. I know that Frederick Sutton Sr. was the son of Joseph Sutton and Elizabeth Cluff. Frederick was born in England but Elizabeth is of Irish decent. I'm still working on finding Fredericks wife, Adelaide. How are you doing? Good to hear from you, Sue

At 03:00 PM 7/12/2004 -0600, you wrote: >SUTTON-D Digest Volume 04 : Issue 168 > >Today's Topics: > #1 Re: SUTTON-D Digest V04 #167 [A Ables <[email protected]>] > >Administrivia: > ||||| WHEN REPLYING TO A MESSAGE ON THIS DIGEST ||||| > > Please don't just hit the "reply" key without first typing a NEW > subject. Otherwise, your subject will look something like this: > [SUTTON-L] Re: SUTTON-D Digest V99 > TYPE a _new_ subject, please! > > WHERE TO SEND MESSAGES -- > > To post a message (query) to all 1,000-plus subscribers, send it -- > -- To: [email protected] > > To send a command to UNSUB, if you're on the DIGEST List, send it > -- To: [email protected] > Type UNSUB in body of the message > > To send a command to UNSUB, if you're on the MAIL List (You currently > receive individual messages, not a group of messages.), send your > command -- > -- To: [email protected] > Type UNSUB in body of the message > >If you want to post a query to the SUTTON List, please don't send it to >List Owner Milo Sutton; He might not see it for several hours or days. >Post queries directly to the List address - > -- To: [email protected] > >The address to post a query is the same for Regular MAIL or DIGEST mode >subscribers. > -- To: [email protected] > ______ > > >______________________________X-Message: #1 >Date: Sun, 11 Jul 2004 19:12:28 -0700 (PDT) >From: A Ables <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] >Message-ID: <[email protected]> >Subject: Re: SUTTON-D Digest V04 #167 >Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii > >Dorothy , >I know the cancer I had was hereditary. I set a record for size and survival. >Three Sutton cousins this generation, non smokers, non- drinkers, in their >early to late fifties had cancer(sqamous cell) of the head, neck and >throat. EPS had his caught at 50 thought it was sore throat. GS daughter >thought she had a cold age 52, and I had what I thought was an abcessed >tooth. EP lost part of throat and neck, GS daughter, from over eye to >throat, I lost Left cheek muscle ,part of my eustachian tube, soft palate, >part of left hard palate, all teeth, left juglar, left parotid, left >pharyngeal, sub lingual, nerves in left shoulder, nerves to left side of >tongue, part of pharynx and larynx. Next back is Carrie maud Sutton of LA >who died in 1922 of "throat trouble" it was thought she smoked. She was >thirty four. > As I've said Suttons have married first to sixth cousins so many times > our family tree has become a rope. But....it is being a Sutton that > gives us that survivability, strong determination, a stubborness that > goes against the accepted norm, a great faith in something beyond > ourselves. I see in our ancestors these things, did you ever notice how > many of them lived into their 100's. >Sutton's work hard, play hard, love much, and are involved in so much >beyond themselves, they stayed in places or traveled as needed taking care >of family and business. (how many projects do you have unfinished or on >the fire? HMMM? HAHA) >One of the things I hated about this was the whole cancer victim thing, >people assume you've got one foot in the grave and one ona banana peel, >and being a survivor sounds so death oriented, I chose to live and let my >cancer die! I am a beneficiary, i have power, death will have to hunt me >down and hold me there!!!!!!!! Because I'm a Sutton and I'll get up again >and move elsewhere, God did not give me these genes to throw away, to much >to do. >Love and hugs , your cousin Ann > > > > > >- ------------------------------- >Do you Yahoo!? >Yahoo! Mail Address AutoComplete - You start. We finish.