Submitter: Karen

WALKER, Sarah M. (SURRATT) Dated: Mar 13, 1999 Subj: Re: Sarah M. SURRATT, b. 1813 m. 1831 MS John B. WALKER Paul, Let me thank you first for your outstanding transcriptions on the indexes for Union County, SC. I wish more county websites were like this...what a pleasure! I am curious on your surnames: Surratt and Walker... what is your connection to those? I am descended from Walkers, but Surratt married into my Walker family. In fact, we have a Surratt/Walker reunion every third September in Tishomingo County, MS. Is this a conincidence or do you think your family line descends into MS? Karen Thank you for the kind words! My "Connection" to the SARRETT are from the Spartanburg, Cockie & Sevier Co., TN. (See my Home Page!) We have a See Sarah Morland SURRATT (1813-1858) (1st d/o Jacob & Lucinda (MORELAND) married 06 Oct 1831, Tishomingo Co., MS to John B. WALKER; Would like to exchange info on these families! ..prs

Submitter: David C. Plunkett

WALKER, Sahah M. (SURRATT) Tue May 21 13:17:14 2002 David C. Plunkett's extended family file., GEDCOM, Entries: 19305 ID: I07007 Sarah Moreland SURRATT Father: Jacob SURRATT b: 21 NOV 1790 in Morgan, Alabama Mother: Lucinda Prob MORELAND b: 12 MAY 1791 in Tennessee Birth: ABT. 1809 in Rockbridge County, Virginia Birth: ABT. 1816 in Tennessee Death: ABT. 1839 in Summerville, [Baldwin Co.] Alabama Ancestral File #: BC5P-46 Ancestral File #: 17RV-NN2 Reference Number: 7877 Married Married: 6 OCT 1831 John Blackburn WALKER ID: I03313 Father: John WALKER b: 5 OCT 1755 in Rockbridge County, Virginia Mother: Margaret PAUL b: 1767 in Rockbridge County, Virginia Birth: 2 FEB 1805 in Rockbridge County, Virginia Death: 4 AUG 1867 in Leighton, Lawrence County, Alabama Death: 8 APR 1867 Burial: Stanley Graveyard, near Leighton, Lawrence County, Alabama Ancestral File #: 1KGF-H1 Ancestral File #: 17RV-NMT Military Service: BET. APR 1862 - JAN 1863 Confederate Army, U.S. Civil War Military Service: BET. FEB 1863 - 1865 Confederate Cavalry under Gen. N. B. Forrest Reference Number: 3921 Medical Information: Discharged from CSA Army for "dropsy of the legs, " recovered and enlisted in CSA Cavalry. 3 Children Elizabeth WALKER b: ABT. 1835 in Alabama James Peterson WALKER b: ABT. 1838 in Alabama John Alexander WALKER b: ABT. 1839 in Alabama David, We have a See Sarah Morland SURRATT (1813-1858) (1st d/o Jacob & Lucinda (MORELAND) married 06 Oct 1831, Tishomingo Co., MS to John B. WALKER; Would like to exchange info on these families! ..prs

Submitter: Christine Klug

SURRATT, G.W. Dated: Oct 20, 1999 Hi Paul, Do you have any information on G.W. Suratt (1.3.3.07) that married Lucinda Brashers? They were married 2-9-1828 in Tishomingo Co. MISS... I would love to know you G.W.'s parents were. Lucinda's father could be Berry Brashers, Lawrence Co. Tenn. We think that G. W, stands for George Washington. Christine Klug, E-Mail: mailto:cgenie1@aol.com Thanks for the E-Mail, See the Profile on George "G.W." & Lucinda (BRASHERS) SURRATT We don't think they were married in 1828, Tishomingo Co. that was still part of the Chickasaw Nation, until 1836? Our records show married in Lawrence Co., TN. We would like to exchange info on this family. ..prs 2nd E-Mail: Date: 22 Oct 1999 3:07:03 PM Pacific Daylight Time Hi Paul, I am kind of excited!!! When my great great grandmother Margaret E. Suratt was married to John A. Lassiter, A Jacob Suratt signed what appears to be some sort of dowry or loan that was on condition that the marriage took place. Margaret and John were married May 17, 1853, in Tishomingo Co. I have a copy of this document. I understand that you do quite a bit of writing about and for Native Americans. Do you know if there are any Native Americans within the Suratt family? Margaret had two living children, both girls and one Mary Ellen, married a Benjamin F. Vaulner. There is supposed to be a Benjamin Vaulner/Volner (spellings can vary) that was of Native American blood. My great grandmother Martha Cordelia, married a fellow named William Smart. I can find no trace of him prior to his marrying my great grandmother. Family says that he left home at an early age and never spoke of his kin. At least not that anyone can remember. Another relative told me that when John and Margaret moved to Ark. that a group of Indians used to come and camp on their land from time to time. Also that my great grandmother and her husband used to travel with them early in their marriage. There is a lot of hush hush in this family. Those that talk about it don't have all the details and the ones that won't probably do!!! It could be on both sides of the family!!! Every descendant of Jesse Lassiter, kids say that there is Cherokee in the family although no one seems to know where it came from and since most of these modern day folks have not met each other until adulthood it seems unlikely that they would all have the same story unless there was some truth to it. I have found a Martha Smart on the rejected rolls in Oklahoma, but as yet I have been unable to find out what exactly was on the application itself. With only a name to go on I have no clue whether or not it is her. We have the stories of folks either moving to Oklahoma or visiting other kin there but I can't find out where these people actually lived...like what town etc. All I have are these bits and pieces of a puzzle that I have been trying to arrange and make fit. I may never finish the puzzle, but I am certainly going to give it my best shot!!! Thank you for sending me that link. I will check it out as soon as I finish writing this letter. Is it possible that Lucinda and G.W. Suratt could have been married maybe either in Tenn or even in the Indian Nation if they were in fact Native American??? My great great grandfather fought in the civil war. I have copies of his pension papers. On those he was described as being about 6 ft tall with black hair and black eyes and being dark complexioned. To my knowledge there is no African in our lineage (who knows for sure right? Although all of the pictures of family that I have seen there are no Africans.) If you can help me I would really appreciate it. It would mean so much to me and to several of my elderly family members to finally find out for sure and put these "secrets" to rest. I know back in the 1800s it was not "fashionable" for whites to marry Native Americans and some of my family names keep popping up with Native American ties. I would love to know for sure...If this heritage is here for me then I want my children to know. Some folks out there just want to find out for the monetary reasons. I just want to KNOW!! This has been taken away from my family for too long and we need to set the record straight. I have lost 2 relatives already who really wanted to know whether or not they were NA. It would have meant a lot to them to know they were. Now they are dead, but their children would still like to know. Can you help me???? Thank you so much for responding... Christine Klug, E-Mail: mailto:cgenie1@aol.com 3rd E-Mail: Date: 22Oct 1999 3:12:04 PM Pacific Daylight Time Hi Paul, I almost forgot! Here are G. W. Suratt and Lucinda Brashers (various spellings) childrens names and birthdates: 1. 1st Son: John c1830 m. c1847 Sarah Jan 2. 2nd Son: Jacob c1832 3. 1st Dau: Margaret c1835 4. 2nd Dau: Matilda/Malinda, c1838 5. 3rd Dau: Nancy c1840 6. 4th Dau: Tabethe c1842 7. 5th Dau: Clarie c1844 8. 6th Dau: Mary c1847 9. 7th Dau: Lucie c1847 10. 8th Dau: Angeline/Rebecca c1849 11. 3rd Son: William P. c1853 I believe that these folks were at one time in Lawrence Co. Tenn, and then in Tishomingo Co. MISS. I hope that this helps you some... Christine Klug, E-Mail: mailto:cgenie1@aol.com Date: 22 Oct 1999 7:16:54 PM Pacific Daylight Time Hi Paul, After going to your site that you sent me the link to, I found that you also have SMITH lines too? My SMITH were also Irish and were from the Missouri area. The earliest one I have record of is a John Smith married to a Mary Jane Carter. I am going to guess he would have been born around maybe 1830 or later. They had a son named Jacob (Jake) Smith who was probably born around 1850 or a little later. Jacob was married to a Mary Bruington. They had a son named John Pennington Smith. He was my grandfather and he was born in 1883, in Missouri. Do you think that there could be any connections??? Christine Klug, E-Mail: mailto:cgenie1@aol.com No my Smith's came from Canada to K.C.MO. ..prs

Submitter: Nell Lowe

SURRATT, George W. Dated: Jan 13, 2000 Paul, Just yesterday I got on -line at home and stayed up all night on the computer and I plan to stay on all day today. I'm still learning my way around. I have, through my local library, sent e-mails to different ones trying to find someone researching my line which is: George W. Surratt (I'll use this spelling for the entire line because his name was spelled differently almost every time I found him. I honestly believe George must have had a speech impediment.) a blacksmith b. abt. 1803 in NC (acc. to the census) d. bef. 1860. I must confess I wasn't there when he got married, but I believe, and all data fits, that he married Lucinda Brashiers/Beshiers (b. abt. 1810 in Tn.) in Lawrence County, Tn. in 1828. His name was spelled Cerat then. On the 1830 Lawrence Co., Tn. census his named is spelled George C. Ratt. By 1840 they are in Old Tishomingo County, Ms. (his name was written George Ratt 1840, 1845 state census he's George W. Serrett) and in 1850, their children are named (name George Suratt): 1. John b. TN 1829 m. Jane 2. Jacob b. TN 1832 3. Unknown daughter b. TN 1834 4. Margaret b. TN 1835 m. John Allen Lassiter on 5-4-1853 Old Tishomingo Co., Ms. 5. Metilda/Malinda b. TN 1838 m. 1) Phillip Parker on 3-8-1869 in Mc Nairy Co.,Tn., m. 2) L.H. Hazzard on 2-14-1873 in McNairy Co., Tn. 6. Nancy b. MS 1840 7. Tabitha b. MS 1842 8. Mary b. MS 1843 9. Clarissa b. MS 1845 10 Lucinda b. MS 1847 11. Angeline b. MS 1849 12. William P. W. b. MS 1853 My line comes through # 5. Malinda Surratt Nora Catherine Surratt b. c1861 Felin Belle Surratt b. c1879 m. Ada Myrtice Hand 4-7-1913 McNairy Co. Tn 1. Hassie Matha Surratt b. 1914 m. Tab Hill 2. Alvin (Todd) Surratt b. 1916 m. Jewel Barnes 3. Ophelia Mae Surratt b. 1918 m. James Arnold Jones 4. Arnold Surratt b. 1921 d. 1925 5. Barnell Surratt b. 1924 m. Mary Lee Drinkard 1. Mary Frances Surratt b. 1947 m. Jim Lindsey 2. Martha "Nell" Surratt b. 1948 m. Robert T. Lowe 1. Mary Ann Lowe b. 1975 m. Patrick Shane Daughdrill I have hunches on some of Malinda's siblings, but no one has come forward except for a descendant of Margaret Surratt who married John Allen Lassiter. George bought some land in Mississippi and the deed is recorded under George W. Crat. When it was sold, he was listed George W.C. Ratt and Lucinda B. C. Ratt. So what was his name? Both daughters that I know married under the spelling Surratt and the son Jacob was listed in church records in 1858 as Surratt. I'd like it if you would see if you can find any of these folks in your files. I'd love to hear from other descendants of George and Lucinda Surratt. I believe Clarissa married John W. Jones in 1868 in McNairy and I think there's a good possibility that Lucinda married Jacob Hurst sometime after 1880 in McNairy Co. I think it's possible that John was married Sarah Jane Hanks and moved to Tippah Co., Ms. I include John, Clarissa and Lucinda just in case someone has already sent in the information and that would verify my research. At any rate, I look forward to researching on the internet and I thank folks like you who have been the path-finders for the rest of us to follow and I wish everyone would send in whatever they know about their families. Sometimes elimination is as good as a find. Thanks for listening, Nell Lowe, E-Mail: nello@c-gate.net Nell, Thanks for the E-Mail! See the Profile on George "G.W." & Lucinda (BRASHERS) SURRATT We would like to exchange info on this family. ..prs

Submitter: Paul R. Sarrett, Jr.	SURRATT, Mrs. Howard (NASH) Date: 2/12/01 4:46:46 PM Pacific Standard Time Source: GC- Ontonagon Co. Mi Obituaries Obit #13 Subject: Mrs. W.B. Prothro (1966) Surname: Prothro, Nash, Surratt, Bradley, Stoop, Dalton Daily Corinthian Newspaper, Corinth, Tishomingo Co., Mississippi July 15, 1966 Services for Mrs. W.B. Prothro, the former Miss Jewell Nash of Corinth, were held Wed. in Grand Rapids, Michigan, where Mrs. Prothro had resided. Mrs. Prothro, who was 43, died Monday in Grand Rapids. She leaves her husband, Dr. W.B. Prothro of Grand Rapids; two daughters, Miss Nelda Prothro and Miss Mary Prothro, both of Grand Rapids; a son, Winston Prothro of Grand Rapids; her mother, Mrs. W.P. Nash of Corinth; 4 brothers, G.W. Nash of Nashville, Willis Nash of Corinth, W.F. Nash of Memphis and Clifford Nash of Clint, Texas; and 4 sisters, Mrs. Howard (NASH) Surratt and Mrs. Carlie Bradley, both of Clint, [El Paso Co.,] Texas, Mrs. Wayne Stoop of Paris, Tennessee, and Mrs. Fred Dalton of Corinth. ..prs
Submitter: Pjandbuzz	SURRATT, Family Dated: Mar 06, 2001 Source: MSTISHOM-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [MSTISHOM-L] Roll Call- HURLEY I am researching Hurley, Surratt, Chambers, and Kendrick families in Tishomingo and Hardin Counties. Any information is appreciated.
Submitter: Suki White	WHITE, Maggie (SURRATT) Date: Fri, 25 Jan 2002 9:20:45 AM Eastern Standard Time Source: MSTISHOM-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [MSTISHOM-L] White Family Greetings, Does anybody have any information regarding the death of Julie Ann (PHILLLIPS) WHITE CHANDLER. She died about 1906. Julie was b. 1834 in Tish, CO, Ms. and was the daughter of TELLELL "BOB" and MAHALA (SANDERS) PHILLIPS of Tish. CO. Ms. She married 1st in about 1850, John H. WHITE, a school teacher. She married 2nd, in 1868, Tish. CO. Ms., William CHANDLER another school teacher. She had the following Children, all born in Tish. CO. Ms.: 1. James "Frank"lin WHITE b. 1851-1913 m. Arnettie WILLIAMS (d/o Henry Grogan & Martha (BURCHAM) WILLIAMS 2. Mary WHITE b. 1852 d.unmarried, after 1880 Tish. CO. Ms. Census 3. TERRELL WHITE b.1856-1917 m 1st Caldonia BLAKENEY m 2nd Mattie Bilma (PHILLIPS) HONEYCUTT, dau. of John Thomas & Emma Eilz. (KAY) PHILLIPS 3. John WHITE b. 1856 m. Maggie SURRATT perhaps the dau. of Capt. Malkijah SURRATT 4. Joel WHITE b. 1859-1901 m. Dona Cal SKINNER dau. of William H. & Eugenia (ANDERSON) SKINNER 5. Ella B. WHITE b. 1861 6. Julia A. CHANDLER b. ca. 1869 7. Emma CHANDLER b. ca.1871-1959 perhaps, m Joe Sellers 8. William T. CHANDLER b. ca. 1873 9. Ida J. CHANDLER b. ca. 1874 Thank you, Suki White, E-Mail: SUKIWHITE@aol.com Suki, We don't think Maggie SURRATT, was a daughter of See: Capt. Mellikah SURRATT ..prs
Submitter: Stanley Jobe	WHITE, Maggie (SURRATT) Date: Fri, 25 Jan 2002 7:11:22 PM Eastern Standard Time Source: MSTISHOM-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [MSTISHOM-L] White Family I did not have info on Julie Ann but after I compared what you sent to what I have, I found many items which I did not have. I appreciate the information, especially the Phillip and Sarratt information. Tnanks, Stan Jobe cccmj@txcyber.com Stan, We would like to exchange infomation on the SARRATT/SURRATT Family. ..prs
Submitter: Andy Brandon	SARRATT, Jacob,1 Date: 19 Jul 2003 10:01:05 AM Pacific Daylight Time Subj: Re: John & Sarah J. SURRATT in MS To: SURRATT-L@rootsweb.com Message Board URL: Message #256.2 I have relatives who were children of Jacob and Lucy Surratt..of MS.. had a bunch of kids..Jacob died in 1843.. my ancestor is his daughter Lucinda who was my GGGrandmother. I have a lot of info on that generation, including a copy of a long will from Jacob..email me. Andy Brandon, andybrandon33@hotmail.com Andy, We would like to exchange Info. on this branch! ..prs

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