SUTTON CEMETERY, Floyd Co., KY Located off Old Rt 80 at Maytown William Edward Sutton Jr 1918 1947 s/o Ed and Amanda Allen Sutton William Edward Sutton Sr May 29, 1890 Feb 26, 1962 h/o Amanda Allen Sutton, John W. and Rebecca Conley Sutton Amanda Sutton Dec 30, 1895 Jan 23, 1986 w/o Ed Sutton, d/o James P. and Sallie May Allen Sallie Helen Sutton Snoddy June 1922 May 1989 d/o Ed and Amanda Allen Sutton

Descendants of Ephriam Sutton Ephriam Sutton was born circa 1805 in Kentucky. He lived in Newton County, Arkansas at time of death; Ephriam is buried Sutton Cemetery in Newton County, his grave is marked with a native stone. He was married to Barbara Galbreath in Probe, Indiana. She was daughter of William G. Galbreath. Barbara was born in 1810 in Ohio, and died in the mid 1880's. She is also buried at Sutton Cemetery, with a native stone marking her grave. Children of EPHRIAM SUTTON and BARBARA GALBREATH: 1. ELIZABETH SUTTON, born circa 1831 in Indiana Married an AGEE. 2. MAHALA SUTTON, born January 1, 1833 Indiana Married JACOB BOWMAN Died August 15, 1909 3. SARAH SUTTON, born circa 1835 Indiana 4. EPHRIAM SUTTON, born 1839 Indiana 5. ISAAC SUTTON, born 1841, Indiana 6. GEORGE WASHINGTON SUTTON, born March 10, 1843, Arkansas Died December 9, 1916 Married BERTHENA J. AMES, October 1864. Born in 1843, Newton County, Arkansas, died in 1915. Married ALZEDA JOHNSON, September 15, 1915. 7. JOHN H. SUTTON, born 1845, died March 18, 1874 Jasper, Newton County, Arkansas. Buried Sutton Cemetery. 8. NANCY SUTTON, born 1849 9. SIMON SOLOMON SUTTON, born January 1, 1852 Died December 4, 1931 Red Rock, Newton County, Arkansas Buried on the old Sutton place at Red Rock. Married MARY ANN TENNISON, daughter of JOHN TENNISON and REBECCA J. GILMORE. Mary ann was born July 4,1854, died May 31, 1922. Also buried on old Sutton place. 10. CATHERINE SUTTON, born November 26, 1855 Died September 25, 1894 Newton County, Arkansas. Married JOHN W. LILES, January 15, 1871. Buried Sutton Cemetery Newton County, Arkansas.

ARKANSAS CONFEDERATE AND UNION SOLDIERS BURIAL PLACES SUTTON, CHARLES G. Ark, CSA Sect C, grave 1115, National Cemetery, Little Rock, AR SUTTON, D.W. Pvt Co. B, 1st (Monroe's) Arkansas Cavalry d. Mar 2, 1862 buried Bossier, LA SUTTON, L.B. Pvt Co I, 27th Ark Inf, CSA d. Jan 30, 1865 (#1837) Rock Island, IL SUTTON, J.W. Pvt Co L, Monroe's 1st Ark, CSA d. Dec 11, 1864 of rubela Alton, IL SUTTON, WILLIAM N. Co D, 24th Ark Inf, CSA 22Mar1842-17Feb1931 Harmony Cemetery, Nevada Co, AR

SOUTHWEST PERRY COUNTY, TENNESSEE CEMETERIES Sutton Cemetery The Sutton Cemetery is near the middle of the Marsh Creek Valley. A sign where the access drive meets the main road through the valley reads "Sutton Cemetery/1826 to Infinity." This is a well maintained cemetery. The cemetery is in two parts. The main section is nearly full. In recent years burials have been made in a new section off the southwest corner of the original cemetery. However, burials have continued along the edges of the original section. Many graves in the center of the cemetery are unmarked. Two points of interest are a fenced area with Dickson family graves and a house-like stone tomb for a Grain family couple. This cemetery was surveyed December 26, 1988. SUTTON Chesley W., February 2, 1854-Month? 18, 1896, "Husband of M. J." Elizabeth, February 6, 1827-November 16, 1876, "Wife of J. R." George, d. November 12, 1902, "Age 24 Yrs" James V., March 6?, 1888?-September 28, 1889?, "Son of C. W. and M. J. Sutton" James R., February 21, 1821-January 7, 1906, "Husband of Mary" James W., February 15, 1862-March 16, 1881, "Son of J. R. and E. J." Lydia, September 20, 1889-October 18, 1908, "Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. R." Mary, 1857-1937 Mattie Nora, June 2, 1885-March 25, 1886, "Daughter of James R. and Mary F." Maud S., March 29, 1890-June 21, 1905, "Daughter of G. W. and M. J." (broken) Thomas F. (E.?], August 8, 1873-July 27, 1874, "Son of C. W. and M. J."

Not my family - just passing the information for other searchers. Liz Boulais New Hampshire John R. A. Kincade was born on 4 Jan 1859 in TN.(15) He appeared on the census in 1880 in Randolph Co, AR. John is listed in this census, Roanoke Twp, as follows: John Kincad, 21, head, married, farmer; AR/TN/TN; and Mary, 17, wife, married, housekeeper; AR/TN/TN. They live next door to Mary's parents in this census.. He died on 8 Dec 1903 in Pocahontas, Randolph Co, AR. (15) According to Frank Kincade, Johnny Kincade worked in Black Rock, AR. He worked on River Boats and Tug Boats, where he rebuilt or repaired the boats. He walked to work and home every day. One day he was wet when he walked home. He caught pneumonia and died. When his son, George, was a small boy, he would sometimes walkto work with his dad. He is buried in Sutton Cemetery, Pocahontas, AR. He was married to Mary Elizabeth Sutton (daughter of James Franklin M. Sutton and Ann Noblin) on 21 Mar 1880 in Pocahontas, Randolph Co, AR. (7) Mary Elizabeth Sutton was born on 18 Mar 1863 in AR.(15) (20) She died on 15 Mar 1947 in Pocahontas, Randolph Co, AR. (15)(21) Mary's obituary reads: Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Kincade, aged 84, lifetime resident of Pocahontas, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Earl Dawson, March 15. She was born March 18, 1863, a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sutton. Her husband, John Kincade, preceded her in death several years ago. She was a member of the Free Will Baptist Church. Funeral services were conducted at Sutton church Sunday at 2:30 p.m., by the Revs. Ralph Staten and W. Harry Hunt. She is survived by four sons, Geo., Ed, Luke and Fred Kincade; her daughter and 37 grandchildren. Grandma Kincade never turned anyone away from her door. She also never closed her front door. She kept oil cloth half way down the screen door to catch the breeze. Her house had 52 layers where it was papered with newspapers, even the ceiling. In the late 1920's and 30's during the spring months and during the hot weather, babies would catch colitis very easily. Doctors couldn't cure colitis. Mary discovered that she could take wood ditney (found near hickory), strip the leaves off and make a tea. When given to the sick babies, it would likely save them. She sent Hershel Kincade and Waive Todd for roots. She would hang them in the smokehouse and let them dry, then strip and boil them. She saved Tom Kincade, Ed and Myrl's son. She liked to sit by the fire place and chew tobacco. She never owned a home until after Grandpa Kincade died. Then she bought the old Sutton Home or it was deeded to her. When Mary Kincade turned 60 she "gave up housekeeping", sold her house to Ed Kincade, and started living about three months at a time with her grown children. She kept her feather bed and brought it with her each time she changed homes. John R. A. Kincade and Mary Elizabeth Sutton had the following children: +125 i. James Perry Kincade was born about 1880 in Pocahontas, Randolph Co, AR. (15) He died on 23 Jul 1926 in Pocahontas, Randolph Co, AR.(21) James "Perry" Kincade's death was a tragedy for his family and the community. An article from the Pocahontas Star Herald was entitled Telephone Lineman Electrocuted Here. Perry Kincade, aged 45, lineman for the Ozark Telephone Co. here, was killed last Friday morning when he came in contact with a high tension wire, carrying 22,000 volts, on the Arkansas-Missouri Power Company's line a half mile east of Pocahontas. His helper, Floyd Gibson, who is also his son-in-law, was the only eye witness to the tragedy and gives the following account of it: "Mr. Kincade had climbed a telephone pole to cut a wire while "cutting in" a phone for a farmer living near th river. He was about 18 inches from the power line, leaning out to cut the phone wire, when apparently the current leaped from the power line to his body. Mr. Kincade was immediately enveloped in a blue blaze which flamed up several feet above his head and which was so intense that I could not see his form at all. He remained suspended for a moment then slowly fell backward until only his spikes held him to the pole. After hanging head downward for a moment, he fell to the ground." Mr. Gibson rushed to the stricken man and tore away his shirt which was still alive, and hailed Lester Childs, who was passing in his auto. They brought Mr. Kincade to town but were unable to locate a physician for some time. After he was placed under a doctor's care, it was found that he had been burned from his feet to his hat, the skin over all his body being burned loose from the flesh. The accident occured about 9 o'clock in the morning and death resulted at 1:30 in the afternoon. The injured man was never conscious after the accident. Funeral services were held at the Kincade home Monday afternoon and interment was made in Masonic cemetery. He is survived by the widow, two sons, Hulett and John, and one daughter, Mrs. Floyd Gibson. He was buried in Masonic Cemetery, Pocahontas, AR.(15) +126 ii. George David Kincade was born on 4 Jan 1881 in Pocahontas, Randolph Co, AR.(15) He died on 23 Jan 1971 in Pocahontas, Randolph Co, AR.(15) Buried at Masonic Cemetery, Pocahontas, AR. 127 iii. Dora Ann Kincade was born about 1882 in Pocahontas, Randolph Co, AR. She died about 1886 in Pocahontas, Randolph Co, AR. +128 iv. Martha Malinda Kincade was born on 30 May 1887 in Pocahontas, Randolph Co, AR. "Aunt Lindy's" obituary appeared in the December 24, 1959 Pocahontas Star Herald. Mrs. Martha Malinda Kincade Dawson, aged 73, wife of Earl Dawson, died in Barnes Hospital in St. Louis Friday. She was born in Randolph county, May 30, 1886, a daughter of the late John R. and Mary Elizabeth Sutton Kincade and made her home in and near Pocahontas all of her life. The remains were brought to Pocahontas and funeral services were conducted at the Sutton Free Will Baptist church at 2 p.m., Sunday by the Rev. J. Reford Wilson and the Rev. Dewey Thompson. Interment was in Masonic cemetery in Pocahontas under the direction of McNabb Funeral Home. Pallbearers were Lenon, Harold and Dow Dawson, Frank Kincade, McDowell Sparkman and John Gatlin. She is survived by her husband, Earl Dawson of Pocahontas; four sons, Emmett and Floyd Dawson of Rockford, IL, Wayne of LaPorte, IN and Allen Dawson of St. Louis; two daughters, Mrs. Lorene Hufstedler of Imboden and Mrs. Dorothy Childress of Rt. 2, Pocahontas; 8 grandchildren; four brothers, George, Luke, Fred and Ed Kincade of Pocahontas. 129 v. Tommy Kincade was born in Apr 1890 in Pocahontas, Randolph Co, AR. He died about 1907 in Pocahontas, Randolph Co, AR. +130 vi. Luke Kincade(21) (15) was born on 7 Dec 1891 in Pocahontas, Randolph Co, AR. He died on 12 Mar 1971 in Pocahontas, Randolph Co, AR. Lukes Obituary appeared in the Pocahontas Star Herald March 18, 1971. Luke Kincade, 79, of Rt. 2, Pocahontas, a life-ling resident of Randolph County, died in Randolph County Hospital, Friday. A retired farmer, he was a son of the late John and Elizabeth Sutton Kincade. Survivors include 3 sons, Stanley Kincade of Rockford, IL; Melvin and Don Kincade both of Rt. 2, Pocahontas; 3 daughters, Mrs. Lottie Miller of Peoria, IL, and Mrs. Pauline Parker and Mrs. Patricia Rodriquez, both of Rt. 2, Pocahontas; 13 Grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren; 1 brother, Fred Kincade of Pocahontas. Funeral services were held at 1:30 P. M., Sunday in Chapel at McNabb Funeral Home with Rev. Dewey Thompson officiating. Interment followed in Sutton Cemetery under direction of McNabb's. Palbearers were Clyde, Frank, Jerry, Willard, Jim and Billy Don Kincade. +131 vii. Fred Kincade(21) (15) was born on 15 Mar 1897 in Pocahontas, Randolph Co, AR. He died on 14 Jun 1975 in Pocahontas, Randolph Co, AR.(15) Fred's obituary appeared in the June 19, 1975 Pocahontas Star Herald. Fred Kincade, 78 of 804 Knotts, Pocahontas, passed away in Randolph County Hospital, last Saturday. He was born March 15, 1897 in Randolph County, a son of the late John R. and Mary E. Sutton Kincade. He was a veteran of World War I and was an insurance salesman. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Zelda Carroll Kincade of the home; 3 sons, Jerry Kincade of Pocahontas, Perry Kincade of Little Rock and Hershel Kincade of St. Louis; 3 grandchildren. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m., Monday in the Chapel of McNabb Funeral Home with Rev. Early White officiating. Burial followed in Masonic Cemetery with McNabb's in charge. Pallbearers were Rod Brasfield, Willard and Frank Kincade, Raymond Chesser, Herbert Turner and Allen Saala. +132 viii. Ed Kincade(21) was born on 29 Apr 1900 in Pocahontas, Randolph Co, AR.(15) He died on 17 Jan 1962 in Pocahontas, Randolph Co, AR. (15) Ed's death notice appeared in the Pocahontas Star Herald 18 Jan 1962...Ed Kincade, Circuit Clerk, Died Suddenly Wednesday Morning - Ed Kincade, aged 61, Randolph County Circuit Clerk, died suddenly of a heart attack at his home here early Wednesday morning. Mr. Kincade was born near Pocahontas April 29, 1900, a son of the late John and Mary Elizabeth Sutton Kincade and had always made his home here with the exception of a short time when he and his family resided in California. He was completing his second term as Circuit Clerk and was one of the county's most conscientious officials. Funeral arrangements have not been completed but will be announced by the McNabb Funeral Home. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Myrl Kincade, of the home, seven daughters, Mrs. Mary Bell Gunn of Oceanside, CA, Mrs. Louise Jansen, Mrs. Kathleen Bramlett, Misses Betty and Jo Ann Kincade of Pocahontas, Mrs. Roberta Lewis of Cupertino, CA, and Mrs. Wilma Jansen of Schererville, IN; three sons, Tom Kincade of Orlando, FL, Lindell Kincade of Landover, MD, and Gary Kincade of Pocahontas; 17 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild; three brothers, George, Luke and Fred Kincade, all of Pocahontas. His Obituary appeared in the Pocahontas Star Herald 25 Jan 1962...Kincade Funeral Held Saturday. Funeral services for Ed Kincade, Randolph County Circult Clerk, who died suddenly at his home Wednesday morning of last week, were held in the Sutton Free Will Baptist church at 2:00 p.m., Saturday by the Revs. Zane Kirkland, Dewey Thompson, Ben Scott and Lawrence Ray. Interment was in the Sutton cemetery under the direction of McNabb Funeral Home. 133 ix. Johnny Kincade was born about 1904 in Pocahontas, Randolph Co, AR. He died abt age 1 1/2 in Pocahontas, Randolph Co, AR. Louise Jansen said Grandma Kincade was pregnant with little Johnny when Grandpa died. He was a sick baby. Something was wrong with his back. He only lived for about a year and a half. Louise has a picture which her mother, Myrl Kincade, gave her. The words Little Johnny are written on the back of it.

Published in the Asheville, NC - Citizen-Times May 3, 2002 SYLVA - Sylvia Obilene Boulet Sutton, 97, passed away Wednesday evening, May 1, 2002, after a period of declining health. A native of Burburre, France, and a resident of Jackson County, Mrs. Sutton was a homemaker, a member of the Sylva First United Methodist Church and the daughter of the late Justin and Victoria Marie Dautrich Boulet. She was the wife of the late J. Baston Sutton. She was preceded in death by one son, J. Boyd Sutton of Tellico Plains, Tenn. Surviving are one son, John Kenneth Sutton of Tuckasegee; four daughters, Mary Jenese Colaric of Euclid, Ohio, Brenda Hopkins of Ontario, Calif., Jeanne McElroy of Sylva, Edna Waldrop of Webster; one sister Edna Chapin of McMinnville, Tenn.; 13 grandchildren and 16 great- grandchildren. The funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday in the Sylva First United Methodist Church with the Revs. Paul Christy and Phyllis Glahn officiating. Burial will follow in Keener Cemetery. The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday at Moody Funeral Home, Sylva. Memorials may be made to The Building Fund for the Alzheimer's Unit at Mount Trace Nursing Center, 417 Mount Trace Road, Sylva NC 28779. Moody Funeral Home, Sylva, is assisting the family with arrangments. Online memorials and condolences are available at www.pemoody.com. -- Danny & Nancy Clemmer www.clemmer.org

Index of persons buried in Lawrence County, Ohio Lastname Firstname Township Cemetery SUTTON Anderson Pete Upper Sugar Creek Cemetery SUTTON Charles Elizabeth Etna Furnace Cemetery SUTTON Cora E. Upper Woodland Cem. - Sec. 18 SUTTON Cyrus Perry Sutton Cemetery SUTTON Edna F. Melvin Perry Melvin Cemetery SUTTON Effie E. Elizabeth Etna Furnace Cemetery SUTTON Elisabeth Fayette Lebanon Cemetery SUTTON Elizabeth M. Bruce Perry Sutton Cemetery SUTTON Elmer Upper Woodland Cem. - Sec. 18 SUTTON Elmer W. Elizabeth Etna Furnace Cemetery SUTTON Emma Elizabeth Etna Furnace Cemetery SUTTON Eugene Elizabeth Etna Furnace Cemetery SUTTON George Elizabeth Etna Furnace Cemetery SUTTON J. H. Fayette Lebanon Cemetery SUTTON Jennie Elizabeth Etna Furnace Cemetery SUTTON John C. Fayette Lebanon Cemetery SUTTON John Wm. Elizabeth Etna Furnace Cemetery SUTTON Julia A. Elizabeth Etna Furnace Cemetery SUTTON Kate Elizabeth Etna Furnace Cemetery SUTTON Lamenda I. Elizabeth Etna Furnace Cemetery SUTTON Lawrence "Bill" Elizabeth Etna Furnace Cemetery SUTTON Lena M. Upper Sugar Creek Cemetery SUTTON Lewis Elizabeth Etna Furnace Cemetery SUTTON Lucinda Fayette Greenlawn Cemetery SUTTON Mary E. Union Harmony Baptist Cemetery SUTTON Olive E. Fayette Lebanon Cemetery SUTTON R. S. Fayette Lebanon Cemetery SUTTON Robert Elizabeth Etna Furnace Cemetery SUTTON Samuel Elizabeth Etna Furnace Cemetery SUTTON Samuel J. Fayette Lebanon Cemetery SUTTON Unknown Upper Newton Cemetery SUTTON Virgie Lee Fayette Lebanon Cemetery SUTTON W. A. Upper Woodland Cem. - Sec. 18 SUTTON Winona Eileen Perry Melvin Cemetery

Not my family - just passing information along for other searchers. Liz Boulais Sutton/Reedy Family Website www.geocities.com SUTTON 5 other children 8 other Children Aaron Rev. Abraham Adrian Alice Alice (Twin) Amanda Ann Anne Anne Aubert Waldo Benjamin Blaine Raymond Calvin Carl Leon Cecil Ites Celia Charles Tilton Charlotte Charlotte Charlotte Marle Damaris Daniel Daniel Darius Uriah Rev. David Rev. David Delila Donald William Dorothy Earl Wilson Edward Eliza Jane Elizabeth Elizabeth Elizabeth Elizabeth Elizabeth "Lizzie" Ella Ellisworth Ephraim Ernest Ernest Boyd Estella B. Esther Esther Ethel Ethel Caroline Eunice Evanline Marie "Eva" Florence Florence A. Frances E. Frank Frank Foster George George George George Donald George Emerson George Paul Georgian Irene Harold L. Harriet Harvey Helena V. Henry Henry Henry Nelson Hubert Wiley Hudson P. Ida infant Irena Isaac Isaac J. Jack Rev. James James James F. James Milton James Wiley Jay Allan Jennie Jeremiah Jesse Jim Joel Joel L. John John John John Rev. John John John John H. John Raymond John Wiley Jonathan Joseph Joseph Joseph Joseph Joyce Christine Juanita Judah Juliana Laura Leander Leander Lowell Lebuton Lechanas Lida M. Lillian Olena Lucy M. LuLu Lyda J. Lydia Madge Manerva Margaret Margaret Louise Marilda Mary Mary Mary Mary Mary Mary Mary C. Mary Marjorie Mary Minerva "Nerva" Mary Virginia Mary Winifred Maryann Matilda Maurice Martell Mearl Melvina Minerva Margaret Rev. Moses Moses Mulford Burress Nancy Jane Nathaniel Nathaniel Nelson Neva Zona Nina A. Noel Edward Nora May Norma L. Oliver M. Oma Maurine Oral Keith Patience Patience Peter Richard Robert E. Robert Walter Robert Wiley Robert Wiley Robert Winifield Roy Allen Ruth E. Ruth Mary Samuel L. Sara Ada May Sarah Sarah Sarah Sarah Sarah C. Sarah E. Sarah J. Susie May Sylvanus G. Thomas Thomas unknown Uriah Violet A. Violet Grace Vivian Pansy Walter Charles Wayne Fields William William William William H. William H. Jr. William Harrison Sr. William L. William Thomas William (Twin) Zacharius Zebulon Zebulon Zebulon Zebulon, Sr.

Not my family - just passing the information along for other searchers. Liz Boulais Descendants of Edward PYLAND http://www.itsjudy.com/pyland/index.htm SUTTON Abraham "Ham" (1903-1974) Abraham (Ham) (1903-1974) Barbara Sue Benjamin F. (1875-1896) Benjamin Paul Celia E. (1850-1875) Chloe Elizabeth (1882-1945) Cloyce Lazelle Dora Celia Dorthy ( - ) Edgar Edward (1895-1973) Edra Imogene Elizabeth Jane (1882-1945) Emeline "Emma" Emma E. (1893-1911) Essie Ann Ezra M. (1896-1912) Francis Marion (1858-1931) Francis Marion (1858-1931) Francis Marion (1858-1931) George Frank (1878- ) George Washington (1856-1916) Harry Harvel Holiness ( - ) Homer Howard Lavelle (Vel) Ira Tom Irvin (1898-1930) James F. (1869-1875) James Franklin M. (1828-1894) James Franklin M. (1828-1894) James Osby (1891-1949) James Osby (1891-1949) James Ostend (Peck) Jesse F. Jewell Isabelle John W. (1852-1852) Malinda Emmaline (1885-1974) Marion Frank (1859-1931) Martha Jane (1865-1884) Mary Elizabeth (1863-1947) Mary Jane Nancy Ann (1861-1883) Nancy Ann (1880-1901) Nellie Pearl M. (1899-1925) Stella Thomas Samuel (1872-1932) Vaston Marion (1905-1976) Wiley Fleming Willard Wayland (Slats) William A. (1853-1875) William M. (1880- )

Not my family - just passing the information along. Happy searching. Liz Boulais New Hampshire Sutton Cemetery Near Pocahontas, Arkansas Sutton Church & Cemetery (AKA New Hope) are located on Highway 62 about 5 miles west of Pocahontas. Sutton Cemetery was surveyed on May 4, 2001 by Lee & Betty Tucker. Corrections and additions are always welcome. F Y I....Sutton Baptist Church was organized in 1867. It was called together on August 24 by Elders J R Pratt and T Reeves. The 12 original or charter members were: J W Gwin, R L Holder, Williston Bates, James Holderby, William Keech, Celia E Sutton, Ann Sutton, Nancy Bates, Celia Noblin, Catherine and Louisa Holderby and Elizabeth Keech. Taken from Pocahontas Star Herald, 16 Jan 1986....Contributed by Carol Pickett Thompso Sutton, Abraham "Ham" son of F M & Martha A (Bates) 15 Aug 1903 - 21 Apr 1974 Sutton, Ann (Matthews) wife of John 23 Apr 1950 - Sutton, Annie (Noblin) wife of James Franklin 11 Aug 1832 - 29 Aug 1910 (obituary) Sutton, Beulah M wife of George F 17 Dec 1888 - 3 Dec 1945 Sutton, Clarence son of S T at rest (no dates) Sutton, Dorothy dau of Tom died 13 Sep 1914 age 3 yrs (no dates on tombstone - dates per Pocahontas Star Herald) Sutton, Edward son of F M & Martha A (Bates) Ark Pfc US Army WW I 8 Sep 1895 - 28 Dec 1973 Sutton, Everett Lee 21 Jul 1923 - Sutton, F M (Francis Marion) 23 Apr 1858 - 6 Feb 1931 Sutton, Franklin (James Franklin) Pvt Co F 24th Regt Ark Inf CSA 18 Feb 1828 - 18 Feb 1894 Sutton, George Franklin son of George & Tish (Million) 19 Dec 1878 - 5 Feb 1933 Sutton, George W 15 Jan 1856 - 19 Jul 1916 Sutton, Harry L son of George F & Mae 18 Aug 1902 - 26 May 1904 Sutton, James Osby 3 Jun 1891 - 26 May 1949 Sutton, John Dailey son of Vaston M & Ruby O (McCluskey) 26 Apr 1944 - 24 Mar 1995 Sutton, Kate (Swan) dau of Matt & Eliza (Donnel) wife of Edward 29 Jan 1900 - 1 Jul 1981 Sutton, Martha Ann (Bates) dau of Williston & Nancy T (Noblin) wife of F M 7 Nov 1862 - 18 Jun 1918 Sutton, May (Pitsenberger) wife of G F 19 Aug 1881 - 22 Feb 1905 Sutton, Namon A son of G F & May 29 Jan 1904 - 18 Mar 1904 Sutton, Nellie dau of Tom died 14 Sep 1914 age 7 yrs (no dates on tombstone - dates per Pocahontas Star Herald) Sutton, Nettie May (Lemmons) dau of Caleb & Malinda (Pyland) wife of James O 29 Dec 1891 - 12 May 1983 Sutton, Phyllis (Miller) wife of "Ham" 14 Aug 1920 - 31 Aug 1992 Sutton, Rebecca Lois wife of Everette Lee 8 Apr 1936 - Sutton, Ruby O (McCluskey) dau of Charlie W & Annie (Finnie) wife of Vaston M 23 Sep 1907 - 10 Feb 1977 Sutton, Thomas 29 Jul 1872 - 5 Jun 1932 Sutton, Vaston Marion son of Frank M & Martha Ann (Bates) 8 Sep 1905 - 14 Jan 1976 Sutton, W Leslie son of William M & Anna (Pitsenberger) 9 Nov 1907 - 10 Mar 1986 Sutton, William W 21 Nov 1880 - 4 Mar 1961

Paul; Do you have names of those who were in MS in the 1850's? The migratory pattern for my Sutton's started in Prince Georges, MD then into Bedford, Coffee and Rutherford Co's. in TN. then into MS, AR and then into TX. I am tracking a Lemuel Sutton and I have him on an 1850 Slave Schedule in the Northern Division of Holly Springs, Marshall, MS. According to Marshall Co's, website http://www.rootsweb.com/~msmarsha/toc.html#_Records_Index there were other Sutton's there, but I have not been able to make a connection, yet. My Lemuel's first marriage was to an Anne W. Thomas 14 Jul 1823 in Rutherford, TN. His second marriage was to an Elizabeth V. Lockridge 12 Mar 1850 and she brought 4 children with her from previous marriages. I feel certain that Lemuel had children with his first wife Anne and it is possible that the other Sutton's in Marshall Co, were from that union. However, as I said before . . . I am not certain of the connections. Finding my Lemuel Sutton is still an ongoing project. Lynn GGGranddaughter of Lemuel SUTTON. Also researching RODGERS. ----- Original Message ----- From: "paul plowman" <plowman_paul@hotmail.com> To: <SUTTON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, May 03, 2002 7:40 AM Subject: [SUTTON] Suttons in Texas > My Suttons desind from John who died Gibson Co TN 1836. > Family was in MS in 1850 census. Son Jesse and daughter Mary Sutton > Fraisure were in TX 1860 census. > > > >From: SUTTON-D-request@rootsweb.com > >Reply-To: SUTTON-L@rootsweb.com > >To: SUTTON-D@rootsweb.com > >Subject: SUTTON-D Digest V02 #126 > >Date: Fri, 3 May 2002 00:06:30 -0600 > > > ><< message2.txt >> > ><< message4.txt >> > ><< message6.txt >> > ><< message8.txt >> > ><< message10.txt >> > ><< message12.txt >> > ><< message15.txt >> > ><< message17.txt >> > > > _________________________________________________________________ > MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print your photos: > http://photos.msn.com/support/worldwide.aspx > > ______________________________

Gardner Family Bible Submitted June 27, 1997 by: Charles R. Mercer 240 S. Greentrails Dr. Chesterfield, MO 63017-2915 Email:chasbo19@idt.net The following is from the bible of Sarah Ann (Hetzler) Steedsman Gardner and came to us via her grandaughter, Margaret (Gardner) Natland of Garden Grove, California. We have just had this bible refurbished and it is as good as new and is richly illustrated and contains a biblical dictionary to boot. The Bible belongs to my wife, Myrna C. (Natland) Mercer. Her mother, Margaret (Gardner) Natland inherited it f from her father who got it from his mother, Sarah Ann (Hetzler) Steedsman Gardner. I have extensive data on this family-all the way back to England in 1634. These folks come from Mass. at nearly the earliest time. They were originally in Salem, MA and then went to Nantucket, MA (They were Quakers. They then migrated to Washington Co., ME, thence to New Brunswick Canada, thence to Grant Co. WI and thence to Nebraska where the bible takes up the details. Charles R. Mercer. Surnames in this record: BRUNDIGE GARDNER STEEDSMAN "New Devotional and Practical Pictorial Family Bible", The National Publishing Company of Philadelphia, PA, Chicago, IL, St. Louis, MO and Atlanta, GA. There is no date of publication, but within the bible is a section which bears the date of 1872. Therefore, the date of publication must be ca 1872. Marriages: David Gardner to Sarah Ann Steedsman Feb 16 1879 both of Lyons Burt Co Neb aged 28 and 21 Wila A Gardner to Pirl Brundige june 22 1904 both of Long Beach Cal aged 24 and 18 Births: David Gardner born Aug 21-1850 Grant Co Wis Sarah A Gardner born Oct 26 1857 Bureau Co Ill Wila A Gardner born Dec 23 1879 Madison Co Neb Alin Waldo Gardner born May 22 1881 Madison Co Neb Ralph Merield Gardner born Aug 16 1882 Madison Co Neb David Delmirt Gardner born March 2 1884 Madison Co Neb Earl Arlo Gardner born Aug 9 1886 Cherry Co Neb Lyda May Gardner born July 30 1889 Cherry Co Neb Deaths: David Gardner died Aug 28-1903 aged 53 years and 7 days

My Suttons desind from John who died Gibson Co TN 1836. Family was in MS in 1850 census. Son Jesse and daughter Mary Sutton Fraisure were in TX 1860 census. >From: SUTTON-D-request@rootsweb.com >Reply-To: SUTTON-L@rootsweb.com >To: SUTTON-D@rootsweb.com >Subject: SUTTON-D Digest V02 #126 >Date: Fri, 3 May 2002 00:06:30 -0600 > ><< message2.txt >> ><< message4.txt >> ><< message6.txt >> ><< message8.txt >> ><< message10.txt >> ><< message12.txt >> ><< message15.txt >> ><< message17.txt >> _________________________________________________________________ MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print your photos: http://photos.msn.com/support/worldwide.aspx

Hi Paul, I'm trying to make a connection to my G-Grandfather, Jesse Felix Sutton. I believe he was born about 1850. Do you have him in your data base? Eston S. Sutton esutton@satx.rr.com

In index of names from : Elizabethan Life : Wills of Essex Gentry & Yeomen by Dr F G Emmison This index is based on pp138/161, the wills of Merchants. Most of the quaint Elizabethan spellings have been retained, with their final e's and their great use of y's. Where the same family name is obviously spelt variously in the one will I have sometimes standardised on one spelling. Robert Badby is spelled Badby, Badbye and Badbee on pp 7,8 & 9. I have also included in this index the names of servants of the peer and esquires from page 3 to page 19 and names of tenants and the like. SUTTON, William Coggeshall, witnessed will of Abraham Lorde 148 SUTTON, George kinsman of Wm Dibneye, 20/- in his will 142

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Sutton Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/wkQBAIB/2466 Message Board Post: Looking for the Suttons in Texas. My husbands grandma was Ruthie Jewel Sutton, Limestone County, Texas. She married Carl Sanders. Ruthie was born May 1915 and died Jan of 1990. She and Carl are both buried in the Old Union Cemetery Thorton, Limestone, Texas. But I do not know where she was born or who her Parents are. Any info for Suttons around the Limestone, Leon, Robertson counties, Texas would be very appreciated.

Published in the Stockton, CA - Record 2002-4-9 Mildred J.S. Sutton Homemaker, volunteer Mildred Johanna Selma Sutton, 84, of Stockton died Sunday in a hospital. She was born in Detroit and was raised in Oakland. She moved to Stockton in 1937. She was a homemaker. She was a Stockton community volunteer, a Unity Church of Stockton member and twice former president of the Pacific Women's Club. Survivors: children, Elaine M. Peters of Murphys and Thomas D. Sutton of Mokelumne Hill; six grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Services: celebration of life, 11 a.m. April 26, Unity Church of Stockton, 48 W. Poplar St. Mortuary: Cherokee Memorial Funeral Home, Lodi. Memorials: Alzheimer's Aid Society of Northern California, 105 S. Washington St., Lodi, CA 95240; Unity Church Memorial Fund, 48 W. Poplar St., Stockton, CA 95202; or to a charity of choice. -- Danny & Nancy Clemmer www.clemmer.org

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/wkQBAIB/2465 Message Board Post: Would like to contact descendants of Boyd Sutton who lived in Southheast Missouri in 1940. Eugene Beckett mvfr@ONEMAIN.COM

Published in the Gastonia, NC - Gazette April 30, 2002 Carole B. Sutton GASTONIA - Carole Bridges Sutton, 62, 4714 Gayle Ave., died April 28, 2002, at Gaston Memorial Hospital. She was a native of Gaston County, daughter of the late Authur Zeno and Constance Lucille Jenkins Bridges. FUNERAL: 2 p.m. Wednesday, McLean Funeral Home, Gastonia BURIAL: Gaston Memorial Park VISITATION: 7-8:30 tonight, funeral home She was a homemaker and a member of South Marietta Street Baptist Church of Gastonia. SURVIVORS: Husband, Earl T. Sutton, Gastonia; sons and daughters-in-law, T. Scott and Sandy Wilson Sutton, Gastonia, Chris S. and Kelly Barker Sutton, Gastonia; sisters, Janice Pitts, Richmond, Va., Lucille Brafford, Stanley; grandchildren, T.J. Sutton, Britny Sutton, Chezny Sutton, Garrett Sutton PRECEDED IN DEATH BY: Sister, Ruth Leagon PALLBEARERS: David Smith, Bryan Smith, Lanny Barnes Jr., Josh Black, Rick Burrell, Ken Burrell OFFICIATING CLERGY: Rev. Rob Roberts MEMORIALS: American Cancer Society, 500 E. Morehead St., Charlotte 28202 -- Danny & Nancy Clemmer www.clemmer.org

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/1654.1690.1 Message Board Post: Sorry. My Nathan Sutton was still in PA in 1840; coming to Grundy Co, IL in 1855. But Nathan was apparently a common name. There are two sources you should check: the Sutton name page provided by Dennis Sutton and the Family Group Records accessed through the LDS site. Both very helpful. Good luck!