Notes: Brasfield-Brassfield Genealogies

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51	I just found your info and Ancestry.com and your website. I was wondering if you have anymore information on Eugene Brassfield (1913-2000) that married Cassie Bennett. I just received Cassie's obit in the mail and was looking for more information on Eugene. Cassie's mother was Mary Henderson, a half-sister to my mother-in-law. I have just recently found this line and am trying to find any one that is connected to this family that might give more information. In Cassie's obit, it said that she was survived by her husband, a sister Ella Ludwig of Ann Arbor, MI, a nephew Clarence Partien of Plymouth, MI, and a niece Helen Waler of Cincinniati, OH. From the information that I received, Cassie's death may have been suicide. Any help you could give would be greatly appreciated. Sheila Miller-Cobb cobbfarms@kih.net CASSIE BRASSFIELD SSN 406-16-5269 Residence: Born 8 May 1918 Last Benefit: Died Jan 1976 Issued: KY (Before 1951) Brassfield, Cassie D Volume: 1 Certificate: 470 Death Date: 21 January, 1976 Death Place: Fayette Age: 057 Residence: Clark	BENNETT Cassie Deon
52	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
53	Nelson Bickley one of Ironton's best known and highly esteemed colored residents died suddenly in the Goldcamp Hardware store, at Fourth and Center.. The dec'd was 78 years of age and was born in Clinch county, Va. He served throughout the Civil War as a member of the Union Army... resident of Ironton for fifty years... was in the grocery business at Eighth and Adams. The dec'd is survived by seven children and 17 grandchildren. Of the children, five are sons and two are daughters, as follows: Howard, Frank, Ernest and Henry of Ironton, and Charles of Cleveland; the daughters are, Mrs. Gertrude FLETCHER who lives on a farm back of the city and Mrs. Florence BRASSFIELD, of Youngstown, Ohio. One of the grandsons is first lieutenant Frank R. Arnold of Camp Sherman. One sister, Mrs. Amy ROYE, of Ironton also survives.	BICKLEY Nelson
54	From: Lois Plett [mailto:lplett@cvalley.k12.ok.us] Sent: Monday, July 14, 2003 12:44 PM To: michael@brasfield.net Subject: Family Hi There! I am shaking my family tree -- all the 'nuts' are clinging tight!! I noticed with interest that you have an Etta Mae Black in your tree. She is my Great Aunt. Would you have any other information on her than what you have posted? I know that she was married several times and perhaps died using the last time of Jones. Know there was a Howard last name before that. Do you have any contact with her relatives? Thank you for the time expended on your reply and an even larger THANKS should you have more information. Lois Black Peltt	BLACK Etta Mae
55	Eulah M. Brassfield, nee Blackburn, age 96, late of Highland,IN. formerly of Calumet City. Beloved wife of the late Truman O. Brassfield; devoted mother of Robert I. (Anneliese), Joyce Kathleen (the late James P.) Hernandez, William K. (Susan) and Roger T. (Susan) Brassfield; proud grandmother of 13; cherished great-grandmother of 16; dear great-great-grandmother of one; Salesperson with Stanley Home Products with 65 years of dedicated service. Member of the Eastern Stars. Visitation Tuesday 3 to 9 p.m. Funeral Sevice Wednesday 10 a.m. at the Thornridge Funeral Home (Janusz Family Funeral Service), 15801 S. Cottage Grove Ave., four blocks North of 162nd St. (Rte. 6) Dolton/South Holland. Interment Beverly Cemetery. 708-841-2300. Published in the Chicago Tribune on 2/11/2008.	BLACKBURN Eulah Maurine
56	Delois Blair was born 21 January 1934 in Tallapoosa, New Madrid County, Missouri. She died 12 August 1998 in Granite City, Madison County, Illinois. She married Bobbie Gene Brassfield in Slate Springs, Calhoun County, Mississippi. He was born in Mississippi and died in Lubbuck, Texas.	BLAIR Delois
57	Owned a coal mine along the Big Muddy River near Murphysborro, Illinois.	BLAIR Lewis Oscar
58	Married 5 times	BLAIR Pearl Junella
59	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
60	Ancestry.com Notes 1 Found in Robert Russell Hileman's genealogy research. Excerpted fromPennsylvania History, July 1953, pages 280-283. "The Boal Family andIts Accomplishments" by J. Thomas Mitchell. town of 'Boals', pronounced in two syllables with the accent on thesecond. It derived its name from that of the lord of the castledominating the village. One of the family was a captain of a ship of theArmada which was supposed to conquer England. Fighting his way throughthe English Channel and the North Sea, the vessel rounded north of theBritish Isles only to suffer shipwreck on the eastern coast of Ireland. doomed to remain there or be captured by the British. Settling inIreland, the Captain met and married an Irish girl, and made a permanenthome in that country. For two hundred years, the Irish Boals were bredwith little thought of their Spanish origin until one of the childrennamed David decided to try his luck in the colonies of the New World. Lancaster and Columbia in Pennsylvania. He joined the Cumberland CountyAssociators during the Revolution as captain of one of its companies andcontinued in the service until 1793. His company was one of those thatoccupied the picket lines between Valley Forge and Philadelphia underGeneral James Potter. revolt of 1798, escaped from the conquering British by hiding in a largechest, which the family still preserves, and arrived in America in thatyear. He then settled near what is now known as the town of Boalsburg,purchased the Blue Spring farm (still in possession of the family), andbuilt a portion of the present residence. one and a half stories high. Later, as money accumulated, he built thetwin chimneyed eastern section of the front of the present dwelling whichis a model of careful carpentry work. The family grew, occupying officesof dignity and authority in the county, one being a member of theAssembly and one an associate judge of the county courts. of a company in the War of 1812. A George Boal was captain of a militiacompany formed in 1833, which strove vainly to enter the Mexican War.The same George also raised a company for the Civil War. It wascommanded by his son, John Boal, who was killed at Averyburg in Sherman'sattack on Richmond in the last days of that conflict. years until Theodore Davis Boal, the natural heir, returned from thewestern state where his father made his residence. Theodore lived for afew years in New York City with his uncle for whom he was named, TheodoreM. Davis, the noted Egyptologist. Later he went to Paris, studied at theEcole des Beaux Arts, and became an architect. While there he marriedMathilde de Lagarde, a daughter of an old Spanish family who were relatedto the family of Christopher Columbus. residences and other buildings both in Denver and in Washington, D.C. Hereturned to Centre County, completed the building of the residence of the'Blue Spring' farm, and designed the Roman Catholic Chapel at StateCollege. About that time it was found necessary to move or destroy theold chapel at the Columbus estate in Spain. Mr. Boal seized theopportunity to acquire its contents and brought them to his home, wherehe erected the simple chapel now to be seen on the property. This chapelcontains two very fine 'old masters' and other interesting paintings ofthe Spanish and French schools of the 'Post Primitive' periods. It holdsvoluminous records of the Columbus family in the form of archives andother documents, as well as some relating to the family of Torquemada,the 'Grand Inquisitor'. All of them are noteworthy historically. vestments as well as carved chairs and chest. There is also a very oldsilver reliquary containing two pieces of the 'True Cross', this beingaccompanied by an authenticating document in the form of an episcopalletter identifying them. early David Boal and an interesting collection of nineteenth centuryequipages. In this place also, very tastefully arranged, is a variedcollection of firearms and other weapons of more than a hundred yearsago. Here there is also to be found such items as chain-mail, pikes,spears, swords, and other weapons of still earlier days. organizations of that kind, which he offered to lead in the Americanattempt to capture and punish Franco Villa. While this troop was notaccepted, it continued its existence, enlisted in the first World War,and was finally sent to France. At that time the then Major Boal wasserving on the staff of General Muir of the 28th division. that war, serving first with one of the crack French regiments and laterjoining the Lafayette Escadrille. In that service he flew repeatedlyover his father, then Colonel Boal, who was in the attack of the Americantroops at Chateau Thierry. Upon returning to his home, Captain PierreBoal became attached to the American Foreign Service, in which he enjoyeda distinguished career, reaching the rank of ambassador. Spring farm has been renovated and made an object of historical interestto all Americans.	BOALS LaRue Francis
61	Michael, In the papers of John William Boatman who was my wife's gggrandfather were these two obituaries. ((((((( Died - Boatman- On Thursday March 13, 1884 at the residence of his son-in-law, Henry Boatman, in his 78th year. The funeral services were held at the Bower school house in Clayton township and was conducted by Rev. A. B. Buckner. A large number of friends and relatives met to pay this last act of solemn respect and tribute to the aged dead. After the conclusion of the obsequis the remains were taken to be sent to Knox County, Ill., the former home of the dead. Deceased was born June 11, 1806, in Highland Co., Ohio. He came to this county in 1874. Joined the M. E. church in 1843 of which he was a steadfast and consistent member up to the time when the great Father called him higher. Children and relatives and a host of friends mourn his taking off, butfind consolation in the fact that their loss is his eternal gain. )))) ((( Died, at his residence in Riverton, Fremont County, Iowa, Jan. 6th,1885, of Typhoid Pneumonia, Mr. George Boatman, aged 53 years and 20 days. His remains were consigned to the Riverton cemetery by the side of his little daughter, who preceded him about five years ago. He leaves a wife and one little boy, Frankie by name, aged seven years. Mr. Boatman was born in Highland County, Ohio, and came to this county about eight years ago, where he resided for about four years, from whence he removed to Riverton, where he remained until his death, working at the wagon-maker's trade until the day of his sickness, which lasted one week, during which time he was a great, though patient sufferer. He was converted and united with the M. E. Church about one year ago under the pastorate of Rev. E. E. Lymer, by whom his funeral sermon was preached from the very appropriate text " Like as a father pitieth his children, so the Lord pitieth them that fear him." He was greatly respected by all with whom he was acquainted, and died as he had lived with all men, in great peace. Thus passing over the swellings of the Jordan to join his little daughter on the shining banks beyond.)))) The dates for Henry would be : b. Jun. 11, 1806 and d. Mar 13, 1884. George's dates would be :b. Dec 17, 1831 and d. Jun. 6, 1885. It is hard for me , as an Ohio boy, to decide what newspapers these obits were in or any connections to the places in Iowa. I have: John William Boatman b. Jan 29, 1843 and d. Oct 11, 1924, married Mary Elizabeth Williamson, b. Oct 6, 1845 and d. Mar. 6, 1885. ( I think they were married in Knox County, IL)They had two boys: Archie Arthur, b. Aug 30, 1870 in IL and a Cyde Lee, b. Mar. 20, 1878. Cyde died Nov. 15, 1887 and (the story is) Archie took Clyde as a middle name to honor his deceased brother. All later references to Archie are: Archie Clde Boatman. In Archies obituary it says he was a native of Galesburg, Il. Archie married Gertrude Medora Huntington who was born in Wisconsin in 1874. They had a daughter: Ferne Huntington Baotman who was born in 1894 in Creston, Iowa. They eventually settled in Atlanta where both Archie and Medora are buried. Ferne married a Leonard Lamb and had several children including Mary Jane who is my wife's mother. My questions to you are: Do any of the people, locations, or dates ( particularly from the two obits) ring a bell??? Does the Creston, Iowa connection for Archie, Medora, and Ferne mean anything to you? Does the Huntington connection mean anything to you? I have a STRONG feeling that we are talking about the same family !!!!!! Your page on Rootsweb says 1831 for John's birth but... could that be incorrect? Any more info or insights would be greatly appreciated. Anxiously awaiting your reply....... Warmest regards to my wife's....... cousin???? Rick srbrewer@voyager.net	BOATMAN George Washington
62	Michael, In the papers of John William Boatman who was my wife's gggrandfather were these two obituaries. ((((((( Died - Boatman- On Thursday March 13, 1884 at the residence of his son-in-law, Henry Boatman, in his 78th year. The funeral services were held at the Bower school house in Clayton township and was conducted by Rev. A. B. Buckner. A large number of friends and relatives met to pay this last act of solemn respect and tribute to the aged dead. After the conclusion of the obsequis the remains were taken to be sent to Knox County, Ill., the former home of the dead. Deceased was born June 11, 1806, in Highland Co., Ohio. He came to this county in 1874. Joined the M. E. church in 1843 of which he was a steadfast and consistent member up to the time when the great Father called him higher. Children and relatives and a host of friends mourn his taking off, butfind consolation in the fact that their loss is his eternal gain. )))) ((( Died, at his residence in Riverton, Fremont County, Iowa, Jan. 6th,1885, of Typhoid Pneumonia, Mr. George Boatman, aged 53 years and 20 days. His remains were consigned to the Riverton cemetery by the side of his little daughter, who preceded him about five years ago. He leaves a wife and one little boy, Frankie by name, aged seven years. Mr. Boatman was born in Highland County, Ohio, and came to this county about eight years ago, where he resided for about four years, from whence he removed to Riverton, where he remained until his death, working at the wagon-maker's trade until the day of his sickness, which lasted one week, during which time he was a great, though patient sufferer. He was converted and united with the M. E. Church about one year ago under the pastorate of Rev. E. E. Lymer, by whom his funeral sermon was preached from the very appropriate text " Like as a father pitieth his children, so the Lord pitieth them that fear him." He was greatly respected by all with whom he was acquainted, and died as he had lived with all men, in great peace. Thus passing over the swellings of the Jordan to join his little daughter on the shining banks beyond.)))) The dates for Henry would be : b. Jun. 11, 1806 and d. Mar 13, 1884. George's dates would be :b. Dec 17, 1831 and d. Jun. 6, 1885. It is hard for me , as an Ohio boy, to decide what newspapers these obits were in or any connections to the places in Iowa. I have: John William Boatman b. Jan 29, 1843 and d. Oct 11, 1924, married Mary Elizabeth Williamson, b. Oct 6, 1845 and d. Mar. 6, 1885. ( I think they were married in Knox County, IL)They had two boys: Archie Arthur, b. Aug 30, 1870 in IL and a Cyde Lee, b. Mar. 20, 1878. Cyde died Nov. 15, 1887 and (the story is) Archie took Clyde as a middle name to honor his deceased brother. All later references to Archie are: Archie Clde Boatman. In Archies obituary it says he was a native of Galesburg, Il. Archie married Gertrude Medora Huntington who was born in Wisconsin in 1874. They had a daughter: Ferne Huntington Baotman who was born in 1894 in Creston, Iowa. They eventually settled in Atlanta where both Archie and Medora are buried. Ferne married a Leonard Lamb and had several children including Mary Jane who is my wife's mother. My questions to you are: Do any of the people, locations, or dates ( particularly from the two obits) ring a bell??? Does the Creston, Iowa connection for Archie, Medora, and Ferne mean anything to you? Does the Huntington connection mean anything to you? I have a STRONG feeling that we are talking about the same family !!!!!! Your page on Rootsweb says 1831 for John's birth but... could that be incorrect? Any more info or insights would be greatly appreciated. Anxiously awaiting your reply....... Warmest regards to my wife's....... cousin???? Rick srbrewer@voyager.net	BOATMAN Henry
63	FIRST SETTLERS OF WEAKLEY COUNTY (TN) "Ridgeway Settlement" on Cane Creek was the next area to open up in the county. This settlement was located in the vicinity of Palmersville. Levi Mizell, Joseph Wilson and John Webb settled here before the county was organized . They were soon followed by the Ridgeways, Buckleys, Killebrews, Dr. Jubilee Rogers, Benjamin Bondurant, Richard Porter, Jeptha and Alfred Gardner and Robert Powell. A short time later they were followed by Nelson Nailing, Vincent Rust, Claiborne Stone, Thomas Parham, John H. Reavis and others.	BONDURANT Ruth Adelaide
64	Possibly: MINNA BRASFIELD 04 Oct 1894 Oct 1978 23803 (Petersburg, Petersburg City, VA) (none specified) 224-62-6126 Virginia	BOOKER Minnie
65	Mr. James BOSWELL, son- in-law of the late George R. BRASFIELD, died at Woodland Mills last Saturday and was buried in the family burying ground at the residence of Mrs. G. R. BRASFIELD. http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnweakle/abstracts_newspapers.htm	BOSWELL James W.
66	::National Cemetery--Fort Gibson OK BRASSFIELD - Clara Bow, 75, died Sunday, September 9, 2007. Clara was born April 23, 1932 in Caddo, OK to her parents Odious Lee and Alberta Bow (Keener) Adams. She married December 1, 1949 Joseph Oscar Brassfield, who predeceased her in 1998. In a generation where the working woman met with many challenges Clara spent forty-one years as a paralegal finishing her career with the prestigious firm of Gable & Gotwals. Yet she excelled even more at home as she is remembered being a hard working mother of three who sacrificed for the sake of her family. The investment she made in them will live on throughout their lifetimes. Clara is survived by: her 3 sons, Joseph Daniel Brassfield of Winterville, GA, David Eugene Brassfield of Kansas City, MO, and James Dennis Brassfield of Tulsa, OK; her brother Donald Joe Adams of Madill, OK; 2 grandchildren James Dennis Brassfield, Jr. and Jasmine Parks. Graveside service will be held 2:00 p.m., Wednesday, September 12, 2007 at the National Cemetery in Fort Gibson, OK. Ninde Brookside, www.ninde.com, 918-742-5556 Published in the Tulsa World on 9/12/2007.	BOW Clara
67	MEMPHIS - Robert "Bob" Bowen, 70, died Thursday, March 31, 2005, at the Corinth Health and Rehab Facility. He was born in Guntown Feb. 24, 1935, to the late Charles C. and Rene Bowen. He retired from the City of Memphis Police Department as a Crime Analyst Investigator in 1991. His career in law enforcement included Chief of Police of Horn Lake, Chief of Police of Calhoun City; Patrolman, City of Memphis, and he began his career as a Patrolman in Tupelo, where he also trained police dogs. Services will be at 4 p.m. Tuesday at the Highland Heights United Methodist Church with the Rev. Emily Matheny officiating. Burial will be in the Memorial Park Cemetery in Memphis. McPeters Funeral Directors of Corinth is in charge of the arrangements. Survivors include his wife, Mary Miller Bowen of Memphis; two daughters. Memorials may be made to the Highland United Methodist church, Memphis, TN., the American Heart Association or the Memphis Humane Society.	BOWEN Robert C.
68	Tuesday, January 27th, 2004 - BRASFIELD, RUTH BOWLIN - Ruth Bowlin Brasfield, residing in Briarcliff Manor, passed away at home on January 22, 2004 after a short illness. Born, Ruth Ann Bowlin, on July 12, 1919 in Toledo, Ohio, growing up in Dresden, Tennessee, where she married her childhood sweetheart, Richard, in 1942. Ruth and Richard came to NY area in the 1950's. She was a long term resident of Pelham Manor for 22 years, before moving to Eastchester in 1983. Her husband, Dr. Richard Brasfield, passed away in 1970. She obtained a B.A degree in Home Economics from Murray State University, and her Masters Degree in Education from the College of New Rochelle in 1973. Ruth was an active member and past president of the Pelham PTA prior to becoming a home economics teacher at Pelham Memorial High School in 1970, where she taught for over 20 years. An active member of the Scarsdale Congregational Church Women's Guild while living in Eastchester until she moved to Briarcliff Manor in 2000. She is survived by her children Pam Purcell of Somers, NY and Richard Brasfield of Westport Conneticut, and fourt grandchildren: Erin and Lauren Purcell, Emily and Jennifer Brasfield. She will be remembered for her remarkable ability to teach boys (and girls) how to cook and sew T-shirts, her sense of southern hospitality and elegance, her willingness to go out of her way to show care and concern for those around her, her dedication and devotion to her grandchildren, and for always being a true "lady" in every sense of the word. A Memorial Service will be held Saturday, January 31st at 3:00 pm at the Scarsdale Congregational Church on Heathcote Rd in Scarsdale	BOWLIN Ruth Anne
69	TUPELO - Marsha Bowling Gray, 54, died Friday, March 26, 2004, at her home in Tupelo after a long illness. She was born Feb. 13, 1950, in Bluefield, W.Va., to Arvis Veron and Mary Elizabeth Underwood Bowling. She lived in Smithville for 23 years and graduated from Smithville High School. She had lived in Tupelo for the past 31 years. She married Gary Thomas Gray on July 3, 1973, in Smithville. She was employed as a clerk with the Social Security Administration in Tupelo for many years, retiring in 1995. She was a former state president of the Mississippi Firefighters Auxiliary and a member of the Tupelo Firefighters Auxiliary. She was a member of Wesley United Methodist Church in Tupelo. She sent daily devotionals over the Internet to soldiers around the world. She also enjoyed crocheting. Services will be at 4 p.m. Sunday at E.E. Pickle Funeral Home in Smithville with the Rev. Don McCain and the Rev. Tommy Whaley officiating. Burial will be in Turon Cemetery in Itawamba County. Survivors include her husband, Gary Thomas Gray of Tupelo; a daughter, Kimberly Gray Clark and husband, Bradley, of Tupelo; a brother, Dwight Bowling and wife, Debbie, of Smithville; a brother-in-law, Edwin Gray and wife, Cathy, of Smithville; a sister, Sharon Carter and husband, Jimmy, of Amory; a special niece, Penny James of Smithville; two grandchildren, Kierstin LeeAnn Danielle Clark and Paris Mary-Victoria Clark; five nephews, three nieces, several great-nephews and great-nieces. She was preceded in death by her parents; a brother, Gary Bowling; and her father-in-law and mother-in-law, Eugene and Mary Ruth Gray. Pallbearers will be Scott Carter, Dee Bowling, Russ Bowling, Corey Gray, Casey Gray and Chris Hughes. Visitation will be from 5 to 8 p.m. today and until service time Sunday at the funeral home. Memorials may be made to the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, c/o Scott Carter, P.O. Drawer 2440, Tupelo MS; or the Mississippi Firefighters Memorial Burn Center, Greenville MS 38701.	BOWLING Marsha
70	FAY E BRASSFIELD Request Information (SS-5) SSN 446-52-9325 Residence: 74129 Tulsa, Tulsa, OK Born 16 Dec 1893 Last Benefit: Died 9 May 1994 Issued: OK (1966)	BRADFORD Fay E.
71	Last /First /Middle/Birth /Mother Maiden/Father Last/Sex/Birth Place/Death Place/Residence/Death/#/Age BRASSFIELD, MARY ETTA-02/01/1883-MADDOX-BRADLEY (F) IOWA / RIVERSIDE 05/22/1949 66 yrs	BRADLEY Mary Edward
72	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
73	Nicole - I am back home now and have had a chance to check my material. Aaron Brasfield (1910 - 1983) of Gonzales, Gonzales County, Texas turned up in a search of Social Security records (459-07-5961). I added him to the "family file" even though I don't know anything about him or his ancestry or descendents. I do this quite often with "unknowns" in hopes of finding a lead later on. I would love to add additional information if you are willing to share it. Is there anything I can offer to assist you? Mike Michael D. Brasfield michael@brasfield.net Toll Free: (877) 770-3020 -----Original Message----- From: Michael D. Brasfield [mailto:michael@brasfield.net] Sent: Wednesday, December 05, 2001 9:11 AM To: 'Nicole James' Subject: RE: Aaron Brasfield, Sr. Nicole - I am away from my home for several days on business, but will respond in detail this weekend. I have located a number of African-American Brasfield family members over the last several years, as well as some that have been researching same. This is a very neglected area of our genealogy and I am anxious to help in any way I can. Mike Michael D. Brasfield michael@brasfield.net Office: (206) 340-6246 Cell: (206) 293-1213 -----Original Message----- From: Nicole James [mailto:NJames1@satx.rr.com] Sent: Tuesday, December 04, 2001 10:42 PM To: michael@brasfield.net Subject: Aaron Brasfield, Sr. December 4, 2001 Michael, I am curious as to how your name is connected with that of Aaron Brasfield, Sr. (1910-1983). Aaron Brasfield, Sr. was my maternal grandfather. I have been researching the Brasfield family off and on for several years. However, I have never been able to find any more African-American Brasfields. All of the ones that I have contacted, or came across, have been White. I would appreciate it if you could contact me at your earliest convenience. Thanks, Nicole James	BRASFIELD Aaron, Sr.
74	Name: Addie Lavelle Shedd Death Date: Apr 1934 Death County: Cullman County, Alabama Volume: 16 Roll: 3 Page #: 7809	BRASFIELD Addie Lavelle
75	Re: George Brasfield, Granville co. NC, 1808 Posted by: Jim Herron Date: June 28, 1998 at 16:35:22 In Reply to: George Brasfield, Granville co. NC, 1808 by Mary Clement Douglass of 86 My GG-Grandfather was Addison Blair Brasfield. He died in Dyer, TN. My Great Grandfather was Roy West Brasfield, b 7/4/1886 in Gleason, TN and d 1/26/1946 in Dresden, TN.	BRASFIELD Addison Blair
76	Re: George Brasfield, Granville co. NC, 1808 Posted by: Gail Forsythe Date: February 17, 2000 at 16:32:07 In Reply to: Re: George Brasfield, Granville co. NC, 1808 by Jim Herron of 86 I'm looking for the family of ADELINE SARAH Brasfield, born 22 Oct 1832 in NC and died 8 July 1899 in (Adamsville) TN. She married Nathan McDonald Kemp on 20 December 1849 in McNairy or Hardin County. N.M.D. Kemp got a commission from President Andrew Johnson as captain of Company C, 6th Tennessee Cavalry, U.S. Volunteers during the Civil War, and was Sheriff & Tax Collector of Hardin County after the war. Any connection? Re: George Brasfield, Granville co. NC, 1808 Posted by: Gail Forsythe Date: February 17, 2000 at 16:32:07 In Reply to: Re: George Brasfield, Granville co. NC, 1808 by Jim Herron of 90 I'm looking for the family of ADELINE SARAH Brasfield, born 22 Oct 1832 in NC and died 8 July 1899 in (Adamsville) TN. She married Nathan McDonald Kemp on 20 December 1849 in McNairy or Hardin County. N.M.D. Kemp got a commission from President Andrew Johnson as captain of Company C, 6th Tennessee Cavalry, U.S. Volunteers during the Civil War, and was Sheriff & Tax Collector of Hardin County after the war.	BRASFIELD Adeline Sarah
77	Did not marry.	BRASFIELD Albert
78	1880 Census - Page 157D, Line 35	BRASFIELD Albert G.
79	BRASFIELD and SHEDD--Searching for BRASFIELD and SHEDD in the Jefferson\Walker County, Alabama area. Earliest BRASFIELD I have is Alford (Alfred) b. Feb 1848. Earliest SHEDD is Lawson b. 1890. Both are buried in the West Jefferson, Al. area. Thank you. For more information, contact Barbara Shedd at mshedd@worldnet.att.net	BRASFIELD Alfred Jackson
80	Allen Coke Brasfield was the son of Caleb Brasfield and Catherine Jeter. He was born ca 1829-30 in Granville Co, NC and died in 1863. He married Ruth Adelaide Bondurant on 18 Mar 1838 in Weakley Co, TN. Ruth (b. 3 Aug 1838, TN; d. ?) was the daughter of James Ellis & Amelia H. Bondurant. Allen Coke Brasfield was deputy sheriff of Weakley Co on 4 Sept 1854 according to Deed Book M, p. 127. He was constable, 1859-60, however, was a farmer and teacher by occupation. Allen & Ruth had 1 child: James Coke Brasfield (b. 12 Oct 1863, Dresden, TN; d. before 1940, Dresden, TN) m. Nanny Ward on 11 Oct 1894 in Weakley Co, TN by Reverend R. E. Brasfield (Marriage Record, c, 1893-98, p. 115). James was a grocer, liveryman and farmer. James & Nanny had 1 child: Houston Brasfield (b. ?; d. ?) After his father's death, he went to Alabama and was living in the west in Aug 1949. no further info. B - Goodspeed Weakley County, TN All Rights Reserved c 1996 - 2000 Jane N. Powell http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnobion/weakley/b.htm J. C. BRASFIELD, grocer, liveryman and farmer, was born in Dresden, Tenn., on the 12th of October, 1863. His father, A. Coke Brasfield, was born in North Carolina in 1820, and was a farmer and trader by occupation. He came to Tennessee in his youth, with his father, Caleb Brasfield, and after his marriage with Ruth A. Bondurant, he located in Dresden. He was constable of the Seventh District for six or seven years, and made an efficient officer. His wife was of German descent, born in Dresden in 1839, and died in 1874. Our subject is the youngest and the only living one of their five children. He attended school at Dresden, and at the age of sixteen, hired out as a clerk in a dry goods and grocery store of J. W. Moran, and remained with him about two years. He then clerked for A. P. White eight or nine months, and afterward worked for R. N. Irvine two months. In 1882 he and Mr. Irvine established a livery and feed stable, and for one year the firm was known as Irvine & Brasfield. In 1883 Mr.V. G. Brasfield bought Mr. Irvine's interest and the most of the time until nearly up to 1885, the firm was Brasfield & Brasfield. Our subject then purchased his grocery store and has been successfully engaged in that business. In August, 1885, he and Dr. B. D. Blakemore established a livery and feed stable and are doing well financially. He owns 685 acres of land and some town property. August 19, 1882, he and Valeria C. Brazelton were united in marriage. They have one child - Allen H. Mrs. Brasfield was born in Dresden, in May, 1866, and is a member of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Mr. Brasfield is a Democrat, and cast his first presidential vote for Grover Cleveland. He belongs to the 1. 0. 0. F.	BRASFIELD Allen Coke
81	Other sources show wife's name as Gervis Hood or Gervis Summer	BRASFIELD Alse L.
82	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
83	A twin	BRASFIELD Ann H.
84	5. Anna Brasfield (b. ca 1800, Granville Co, NC, d. ?) m. Samuel Jeter (b. 1798 ?, d. before 14 July 1838 ?) m. 16 May 1818, Bond 472, Rhodes Herndon, BM Granville Co, NC. Samuel was the son of Robert & Susannah Jeter and brother of Catherine Jeter Brasfield. They had 8 children: Anna was the daughter of George Brasfield and Silvanay Rogers. 5. Anna Brasfield (b. 28 Aug 1797, Granville Co, NC, d.27 Apr 1853, Weakley Co, TN) m. Samuel Jeter (b. 1798 Granville Co, NC, d. before 14 July 1838, Weakley Co, TN ) m. 16 May 1818, Bond 472, Rhodes Herndon, BM, married on 15 Aug 1818, Granville Co, NC. Samuel was the son of Robert & Susannah Jeter and brother of Catherine Jeter Brasfield. In 1825, Samuel received 351 acres from his father. Robert, land on the waters of Ready Creek in Granville Co, NC. (Deed Book 2, p. 424) On 2 Aug 1830, before he joined other family members in their move to Tennessee, Samuel sold his land to Frederick Shepard of Pasquotank Co, NC, "for and in consideration of the conveyance of sundry lands lying in the State of Tennessee in the western district (Deed Book 4, p. 442)" They had 8 children: *************************** John W. JETER, stock raiser, farmer, and a prominent citizen of Weakley County, Tenn., was born in North Carolina, January 12,1831, son of Samuel and Ann (Brasfield) Jeter, natives of North Carolina, born in 1801 and 1797, and died in 1835 and 1853, respectively. The father was a farmer, and when about twenty years of age was united in marriage to Ann Brasfield, by whom he had eight children, two of whom are living: Robert E. and our subject. They came to Tennessee in 1831. John W. was reared by his mother. He was educated in the neighboring schools and at Dresden, and the year he was twenty-one years old, taught school, and on the 3d of March, 1853, his marriage with Dr. G. D. and Mrs. Simm's daughter Ann, was celebrated. Of the five children born to them there are living William S., Frances Ella (Mrs. S. E. Young), and Ann C (Mrs. Henry Finch). Almost from the date of his marriage, Mr. Jeter has resided on his present farm, which originally consisted of 100 acres, but now amounts to 628 acres of well cultivated and improved land. Mr. Jeter is a Democrat, and in 1870 was elected to the office of magistrate, which he filled six years. He has been a member of the Masonic eternity since he was twenty-one years of age. In May, 1863, his wife died, and in December of the same year he wedded Sarah E. Young, by whom he is the father of six children: Lorissa T. (Mrs. Samuel Shannon), George W., John B., Robert Lee, Lulu and Ethelbert J. Mrs. Jeter was born in Granville County, N. C., in 1837, and her parents, William K. and Lucy F. Young, were both born in North Carolina. The father died in 1855, and the mother is now residing in Weakley County.	BRASFIELD Anna
85	Need information on my grandfather William Allen SHELTON born Nov 6, 1869, died June 20, 1955 in MS. Married abt 1905 in West TN (probably Dyer Co) to Anna Brasfield. However in 1910 census I see this was his second marriage (I have no info on first marriage). I believe his parents are the Robert & Leatha SHELTON in 1880 Coffee Co census. Known siblings of William are Tom and James. Any info appreciated. Trish Kilby -- 23716 Long Arrow Lane, Conifer, CO 80433 trishtrash@mstg.net Submitted on Thu Feb 19 1998	BRASFIELD Anna
86	Submitter for k7669725: Lineages Inc. ORGANIZATION, P.O. Box 417, Salt Lake City, Utah 84110 USA 801-531-9297, kindred1@inconnect.com !IGI of Cheshire, England, Jan 1988, p. 1623	BRASFIELD Anna
87	published in the "Liberty Tribune" Clay County, Missouri December 22, 1876 On the 21st of December, Mr. William P. DAVIS was united to Anna B. BRASSFIELD, Rev. A.N. Bird officiating.	BRASFIELD Anna Bell
88	#102915 - Anna Poetta born in Putnam County MO. Her father, J.M. Brasfield, settled in Putnam Co. in the spring of 1841 and he lived there until he died. She is identified in the 1860 Census, Elm, Putnam County as Po. My original source, her grandmother, Julia Wilson Brasfield, stated "Ann Poetta, born June 1857, died Nov. 1875." Pleasant Home Cemetery records show she died 4 May 1875 - 18 yrs., 4 mos., 25 days which means she would have been born 9 Dec. 1856. (I've also seen her name as Poe and Ann). I am sure all the children of James M. and Narcissa were born in Putnam Co. (although I don't have any actual documentation). - Judy Williams	BRASFIELD Anna Poetta
89	Charles & Susanna Brasfield christened their daughter Anne at Amesbury, Wiltshire, England on October 14, 1736.	BRASFIELD Anne
90	Possible: http://c-23.rootsweb.com/usgenweb/archives/nc/orange/vitals/grooms2.txt Orange County NC - MARRIAGES - Marriage Bonds D - J, Indexed by Groom File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by Betty Mayes ulalee@visionet.org ------------------------------------------------------------------- Book Two Orange County, NC Marriage Bonds. D - J Groom Bride Date of Bond Bondsman Herdon, Pomphrett Anne Brasfield 28 Oct. 1812 James Herndon "BARFIELD","Anne","HERNDON","Pomphrett",28,"October",1812,"Orange Co.","NC" North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868 Bride: Anne Brasfield Groom: Pomphrett Herndon Bond Date: 28 Oct 1812 County: Orange Record #: 01 183 Bondsman: James Herndon Witness: J Taylor Bond #: 000097527 North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868 Bride: Anne Brasfield Groom: Shermon Goss, Jr Bond Date: 26 Nov 1816 County: Wake Record #: 01 172 Bondsman: Shurmon Goss, S Witness: B A Barham Bond #: 000153422	BRASFIELD Anne
91	May be same as Annie Mae Brasfield.Brasfield, Annie married Carl Cude on 8/16/1913 by "John W.Carnell,MG" : Witnessed by: R.G.Barnes License date: 8/15/1913 County Reference: VOL R P 421	BRASFIELD Annie
92	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
93	http://www.rootsweb.com/~tndyer/query013.htm#362 BRASFIELD, CREWS, SATTERFIELD, WATKINS posted by Michelle Watkins on Tuesday, June 9, 1998 I am interested in any information on my family. Isiah WATKINS was born about 1824-1828. He married first Olivia C. CREWS who died about 1864. He then married Nancy SATTERFIELD and they had the following children Martha Ann WATKINS, Sarah C. WATKINS, LowellenSabelie or Sobolio WATKINS, James Isiah WATKINS, Van Milten WATKINS and John Thomas WATKINS. James Isiah WATKINS married Aria Deely BRASFIELD. The information I have is most of these events took placein Dyer County, TN. Thank you in advance for any information you might have Watkinsc@vitrex.net I am searching for any information on my family. I have the following. ISIAH WATKINS was born in Limestone County, Alabama about 1824-1828. He married OLIVIA CREWS, then NANCY SATTERFIELD. Isiah and Nancy had the following children: MARTHA ANN, SARAH C, LEWELLEN SABELIE or SOBOLIO, JAMES ISIAH (born in Dyer county, Tennessee 18 July 1879), VAN MITEN and JOHN THOMAS. JAMES ISIAH WATKINS married ARIA DEELY BRASFIELD. Any Information is appreciated. Thank you. Michelle Watkinsc@vitrex.net North Ogden, Ut USA Tuesday, June 09, 1998 at 22:09:46	BRASFIELD Aria Deely
94	1870 Sumter County Alabama Census Page-Lind-Dwelling-Family-Last-First-Age-Sex-Color-Occupation-Birth Place 169B 11 362 362 Brasfield Armstead 40 M B Farm Labor NC 169B 13 362 362 Brasfield Benj 9 M B Ala 168A 15 333 333 Brasfield Caroline 5 F B Ala 167B 20 326 326 Brasfield Catherine 20 F B Farm Labor Ala 169B 14 362 362 Brasfield Cornelia 8 F B Ala 168A 16 333 333 Brasfield Eliza 4 F B Ala 197A 34 478 475 Brasfield Emma 30 F W Keeps House NC 169B 15 362 362 Brasfield Felix 5 M B Ala 169B 17 362 362 Brasfield Grant 1 M B Ala 222B 31 101 91 Brasfield Hepsey 26 F B Farm Labor Ala 168A 13 333 333 Brasfield Jane 28 F B Farm Labor Ala 168A 14 333 333 Brasfield Louisa 8 F B Ala 204B 28 619 614 Brasfield Lucy 24 M B Farm Labor Ala 169B 12 362 362 Brasfield Mary 30 F B Farm Labor Ala 204B 30 619 614 Brasfield Mary 1 F B Ala 222B 30 101 91 Brasfield Mat 31 M B Farm Labor Ala 169B 16 362 362 Brasfield Romeo 3 M B Ala 197A 33 478 475 Brasfield Rufus 37 M W Farm Labor NC 222B 32 101 91 Brasfield Shorter 8 M B Ala	BRASFIELD Armstead
95	(A-21) Some possibility that this is also John Acey Brasfield North Carolina Wake County Brasfield, Asa married Ward, Nancy on 24 Oct 1820 in Wake County, North Carolina BRASFIELD, ELIZABETH - Born: 1825, Father: BRASFIELD, ASA, Mother: WARD, NANCY Go randle1 - Born: N.C. BRASFIELD, ELIZABETH - Born: 1825, Father: BRASFIELD, JAMES, Mother: BOURLAND, NANCY Go bu000082	BRASFIELD Asa
96	[S&M.FTW] [Sam & Martha Benn.FTW] [Benn1.FTW] Sam and Barbara Martha are twins.	BRASFIELD Barbara Martha
97	Barry Brasfield 1935-2003 MILAN: Barry Brasfield, 67, retired owner of Brasfield's Furniture Co. died Tuesday, May 13, at Milan General Hospital. Memorial services were held on Monday, May 19, at the Milan Cumberland Presbyterian Church where he was a member. Bodkin Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements. Mr. Brasfield was a naval veteran. Survivors include a sister, Barbara Williams. The family request that memorials be sent to the Milan Cumberland Presbyterian Church or a charity of the donor's choice.	BRASFIELD Barry
98	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
99	See A-58 and A-355	BRASFIELD Bernard Montgomery
100	Michael - Your have my mother, Berta Brasfield Adams, listed on your roster of Brasfields; however, some of your information is wrong. My mom was born 02/27/03. She will be 100 next year. She was married to Raymond Adams. He died in 1950. Regards, James W. Adams ********** Berta Brasfield Adams ADAMS, BERTA BRASFIELD, age 104, of West Jefferson passed away Tuesday at her residence. She was a homemaker and a member of West Jefferson Baptist Church. Private graveside services will be held on Friday April 27, 2007. Rev. Donald Batson will officiate. Visitation for friends is Wednesday evening 5-7 pm at the funeral home. Burial will be at Elmwood Cemetery. Mrs. Adams was preceded in death by her husband, Raymond M. Adams and her son, Jack M. Adams. She is survived by her sons, James Adams and wife Linda of Forestdale, and Bobby Adams of West Jefferson; grandchildren, Michael Adams and wife Mitzi of West Jefferson, and Terri Adams of Las Cruces, NM; and great granddaughter, Angel Adams. The family wishes to express their thanks to Carolyn Simmons of Care Tenders and the staff of New Beacon Hospice for their wonderful care of Mrs. Adams. New Horizon Memorial Funeral Home in Dora directing 648-2323. Sue Brasfield Vines	BRASFIELD Berta