David J. Hooker Genealogy

Submitted by
Name: Regina Hughes Vaughn
From: Shelby County Texas
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
A friend show me your site...I'll be looking at it closer. My mother Marcille Hancock Hughes, wrote storied in the Light and Champion New Paper, about Texas History, and growing up during the depression, in Shelby County Texas. I am now working on putting them into a book. Big job, but I think if she could write them I could at least record her work for the family and others. I now take care of one of her many projects, The Pine Colony Inn, located at 500 Shelbyville Street in Center, TX. I've been there 30 years now! Beautiful old historic hotel. Find us on Face Book.

Added: July 24, 2015

Submitted by
Name: Kirk Prather
From: Eureka, Kansas
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
i am college friend of Captain Keith Montgomery Ott and trying to make contact. Interesting to see ancestral connections.

Added: July 5, 2015

Submitted by
Name: buddy burnside
From: conway. arkansas
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
Im trying to find mr. Haile who says he is related
To jane guest and martin guest.i too am in that
Relation in my family.i too am down that same lineage.
Would like to converse with him. He may also
Call me at 501 327 7776.

Added: June 20, 2015

Submitted by
Name: Annie Virginia Kelly
From: Louisiana
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
Daughter of Francis Maryland Haynes, Sr. and Annie Virginia Elliott, Ester Eblene Haynes Kelly, 9-29-16 to 6-3-2011 was my mother. She was married to my father, Leslie Adam Kelly, 1-15-1911 to 4-25-64.

Added: June 20, 2015

Submitted by
Name: Judith Thompson Hilinski
From: Ohio
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Comments:
In one genealogy tree I've seen in Ancestry.com, I am a descendant of William Thompson through his son Robert Thompson's second marriage. My father was Robert B Thompson whose family came to Ohio from Butler Pennsylvania. Your records claim that Robert never married. I'm curious as to which record is correct, and if I am indeed William Thompson's descendent.

Added: April 29, 2015

Submitted by
Name: Karen Stiles
From: Tucson, Arizona
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
Hello David,

What an incredible job you've done with this! I would love to help you complete the Stiles Genealogy to present day. We also have a family member who is working on the same line and needs help with her records. I may also be able to add information from a report created by Richard Stiles (my husband's cousin who has passed away)that goes way back and includes some interesting stories. Please feel free to contact me so we can talk about what I can do to provide for your extensive records.

Sincerely, Karen Stiles

Added: April 11, 2015

Submitted by
Name: Joe Banaszynski
From: Kenosha, WI
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
I read your information on Francis I DeValois. Through my wife's family history, it is rumored that he had a child,Henry de la RIEUX born about 1502, with an unnamed mistress, the daughter of Marquis DE LA RUE of Orleans, France. I have never found any information to confirm this rumor and was hoping that you might be able to help me.

Added: March 24, 2015

Submitted by
Name: Kenneth grant gillespie
From: Beverley, East yorks, england
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
I have just noticed my namesake, born in the usa in 1999 on your genealogy pages. Bit of history of the names from someone born in airthrey castle nursing home (now Stirling university library) under the shadow of the Wallace monument only 9 miles from where george gillespie left Alva in Scotland in 1700 to settle in rowan county North carolina - the first gillespie in the US? Our name comes from our previous professions from as early as 1175 (gillaspeck), and means ' one (or the son of by association) who is the bishops gillie (gamekeeper), servant or solicitor' . With Kenneth meaning 'handsome' , both of us , aged 16 and 60, could be considered as ' the handsome son of the bishops servant '. The crest is ' an anchor proper' referring to solidity and steadfastness, the blazon of arms includes ' holding a dirk in readiness for brave deeds in battle, while the galley also included symbolises venture in distant lands , hence george travelling to America. Us scots are not home birds - during the recent referendum they estimated that there are 1.75 million Scots who are outside scotland and didn't get a vote (including me here in England.), against only probably 5.5 million on Scottish soil at the time. My English partner debbie, just hates me saying I am on 'missionary' work!!!!!

It would be great to hear from other gillespies across the globe - kenny(at)kennygillespie.karoo.co.uk

As scots say, awrabest for the future. Hope this helps someone.

Kenny

Added: March 4, 2015

Submitted by
Name: Harold Raymond Veach
From: Greenup CO.,Ky.
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
I am the Greatx5Grand son of Thomas Veach. I have looked for his grave and his son Jessie Clinton Benjamin Veach many times but failed each time. I any one has info please contact me.

Added: March 3, 2015

Submitted by
Name: Charlotte Ann Short Stiles
From: born hot springs, ar

Comments:
My parents Thomas short and Molly Louise Hill short. I married Clyde Ranzey Brown in May 1968. We had two children Erik Ranzey and Amanda Leah (adopted). Edward and his first wife had 3 children Joseph Edward, Jason Edward and Kristen Nicole.

Added: February 27, 2015

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