I don't know if your Petteys connect to the Pettys in my family or not. Send me a few names and I will check. I know there were some related Pettys in Nacogdoches Co. area. I have a lot of information about them. They are not my direct line, but connect to 2 of my familes. Betty -----Original Message----- From: A. S. Balch [mailto:asbalch@hal-pc.org] Sent: Thursday, January 19, 2006 7:27 AM To: TXNACOGD-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [TXNAC] BERRY and PETTEY My family names are: BERRY PETTEY Adrian Sinclair Balch

Thank you, Betty, for your response. My husband's PETTEYs who lived in Nacogdoches were: William Howard PETTEY b. Madison county, AL 20 Feb 1823 m. (1) 24 Sept 1845 Sarah Elizabeth POWER b. AL 20 Mar 1828 d. Nacogdoches county, TX 24 Dec 1883 buried Dec 1885 Old North Church Cemetery, Nacogdoches, Texas | William Holloway PETTEY b. 6 Jan 1847 Madison county, AL d. 14 Nov 1933, Grapeland, Houston county, TX buried 15 Nov 1933 Old North Church Cemetery, Nacogdoches, TX *m. (2) Nacogdoches county, Tx, 7 Mar 1882 Eliza Jane WELCH b. Logansport, LA d. 14 Jun 1946 (Mortuary Warrant #63179) | Cora Alma b. 31 Aug 1884 TX d. 1980 Houston, TX **m. 22 May 1907 Wylma, TX George W. BERRY William Howard PETTEY b. Madison county, AL 20 Feb 1823 m. (1) 24 Sept 1845 Sarah Elizabeth POWER b. AL 20 Mar 1828 d. Nacogdoches county, TX 24 Dec 1883 buried Dec 1885 Old North Church Cemetery, Nacogdoches, Texas | William Holloway PETTEY b. 6 Jan 1847 Madison county, AL d. 14 Nov 1933, Grapeland, Houston county, TX buried 15 Nov 1933 Old North Church Cemetery, Nacogdoches, TX *m. (2) Nacogdoches county, Tx, 7 Mar 1882 Eliza Jane WELCH b. Logansport, LA d. 14 Jun 1946 (Mortuary Warrant #63179) | Cora Alma b. 31 Aug 1884 TX d. 1980 Houston, TX **m. 22 May 1907 Wylma, TX George W. BERRY The full lineage is at: http://www.geocities.com/adysin.geo/pettey.html Evidently a mistake was made in this lineage; supposedly Hubert PETTEY and his wife should replace Thomas PETTEY II. What lines did the PETTEYs marry into? I am looking for more data on the WELCH line. Thank you, Adrian Sinclair Balch