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Hi, All! Just to let you all know. I blew my modem so it will be a couple
of weeks until it is repaired. In the meantime I am checking my mail by
remote 2 times a week so answers may take a little while. Below is a
message I received. Sound familiar to anyone??
Good Luck,
Cyndi
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> From: BELBLU <BELBLU(a)aol.com>
> To: galati4(a)galstar.com
> Cc: BELBLU(a)aol.com
> Subject: Crumley, Walraven, Haddock
> Date: Sunday, April 26, 1998 3:16 PM
>
> Thomas and Susan Crumley are my great, great, great, great grandparents.
I
> have them in Gordon County, Ga. in 1850 along w/their twelve children. At
the
> same time Jonathon Walraven was residing there w/his six children
Thomas's
> oldest child Terrell married Jonathon's oldest daugther Prudence also
known as
> Harriet, Cis and Prudie. I have pictures of both Terrell and Prudie.
Prudie
> Walraven Crumley moved with Crumley family into Barry County Missouri .
She
> continued to reside near her husbands, family-his brothers Samuel, John,
> Spence and his parents Thomas and Susan. She lived next door to Alex and
> Polly Haddock. Spencer Crumley and wife Charolette (Rumbaugh) wre next
door to
> Susan Haddock and her Brood. Let Me know if this sounds familiar. The
Crumleys
> were busy in the late 1800's around Capps Creek, Pioneer area of Barry
County
> Missouri.
If any one hasn't already seen it , I wanted to let you know that the
Claibourne county, website in the genweb project has an article about the
Robert Chumbley family. I list more people that stayed in the claibourne area
rather than the
Mo. branch but I found it quite interesting. Jenny
A couple of years ago I was looking in records of Giles Co. and adjacent
Pulaski Co., VA for proof of Robert Chumley. I didn't have any luck, but
thought someone might find useful what I did find:
"Giles County Virginia - History":
p. 79, Index to Register of Births: CHUMBLEY, EARNEST C., Nov. 3, 1884
Cemeteries in Giles Co.:
Walker Creek Presbyterian Church Cemetery, p. 164,
CHUMBLEY, SHEPHERD (1850-1934)
CHUMBLEY, LUCY (1853-1935
Family Histories, p. 250,
Charles McDonald (Bane) married MARY CHUMBLY of Belspring (last part of 19th
Century).
"Gates to Glory--Cemeteries of Pulaski County, Va. Vol. I"
Oakwood Cemetery:
CHUMBLEY, EDNA HARDY (June 6, 1920-Oct. 24, 1956); CHUMBLEY, JAMES ROBERT
(Jan. 9, 1986-Sept. 22, 1962) [obvious error]; CHUMBLEY, MAGGIE MARTIN (June
25, 1879-April 25, 1959)
Hickman Cemetery:
CHUMBLEY, MARY HICKMAN, w/o WM. A. (Aug. 29, 1846-Apr. 29, 1917); CHUMBLEY,
MYRTLE (Feb. 26, 1890-May 27, 1971); CHUMBLEY, ROBERT M. (April 1848-Apr. 14,
1926); CHUMBLEY, S. (Dec. 5, 1848-Apr. 14, 1936); CHUMBLEY, WILLIAM A. (Oct.
22, 1841-Jan. 22, 1917)
Draper Valley Presbyterian Church Cemetery:
CHUMBLEY, ELBERT M. (1877-1966); CHUMBLEY, ELIZABETH F. (Oct. 7, 1877-Jan. 25,
1941); CHUMBLEY, HELEN FRANCES (Jul. 25, 1944-Nov. 26, 1944); CHUMBLEY, HERMAN
E. (Jan. 28, 1821-Feb. 14, 1963) [birth year prob. error] (Va. TEC 1637 Engr
Const BN WW2)
Hope there is something here someone can use. Barbara Meger
Hi, All! I wanted to forward this to the list. Rootsweb is wonderful
in supporting all of our research! No one is ever required to pay for
this service, but this is a good way to help keep them up and running.
Good Luck,
Cyndi
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No, Joyce, you didn't miss anything. I have promised Cyndi that I WILL put
out a more complete listing for Andrew C. Lyngar and his family. I am sort of
awaiting word from a cousin who was to see another descendant last week who we
hope can fill in some missing information. Bear with me. Barbara
Did I miss something? Barbara gave us a few extra generations of
descendants of Andrew C. Lyngar. Could we have a few names of other
siblings and dates and places to go along with it? I enjoy filling
in descendant outlines as much as possible. Joyce
Hi to all!!! I need help finding information on my grandfather Dr.
Charles Andrew Chumbley. The information I have at this point is limited
but accurate. I do know that he was married to Hester Bertha Foley. The
date is unknown. He was licensed in the state of Oklahoma (Washita Co.)
February 18, 1908. He delivered my father October 1, 1910 in Rocky, Ok.
I believe that they were living in Kansas in 1918. I do know that they
came back to Russell Co., Ky in 1918 because my grandmother Hester
Bertha was very ill and wanted to die at home. She died April 09, 1918
and is buried in Russell Springs Cemetery. If anyone would like info. on
her I have a bunch. Both my mother and father passed away in October of
1996 and the information I tried to get from them has not been very
accurate at all. The birth and death dates for my grandfather were about
1868 to 1937. My father told me this so I don't know if it is good info
or not. I hope someone can help me. Thanks, Andy
There is a problem with this message. I keep receiving it over and over. I
have received it about 12 times now. Evertime I look for e-mail I get this
same message from you. I'm not sure if it is a problem on my part or your
end. Possible if you delete it from your files it will stop trasmitting.
Thank you .
Katie Quiroz
-----Original Message-----
From: Joan Archibald <joanarc(a)netwiz.net>
To: Chumbley Mail List <CHUMBLEY-L(a)rootsweb.com>; jocurry(a)2xtreme.net
<jocurry(a)2xtreme.net>
Date: Monday, April 13, 1998 5:54 PM
Subject: [CHUMBLEY-L] SAMPSON Goodman Family Group Sheets
>-- [ From: Joan Archibald * EMC.Ver #2.5.02 ] --
>
>Dear Joyce and group,
>
> Thank you so much for what several of you sent me to get me up to
>speed. It was encouraging, since I have had some ' bad computer days'
>(working since 3:00 am today!) My plan was to respond to your email sent
>through the list April 5 and introduce myself. (A 'newbie' who just since
>Oct. has got into my family's history.) Two weeks ago I had a hard disk
>crash and lost all the files I had saved from the Goodman responses. The
>email program I have isn't the best, and I've been forced to rely on
>Netscape, but it doesn't have the feature of saved/trash bin stuff, so I
>couldn't find some mail sent through the list.
> Meanwhile, I will answer what I can from Joyce Curry's email April
5
>, posting children of Sampson Goodman:
>
> Your info on John F being born 11 sep, 1831 in Wilson, MO was a big
>surprise. My cousin, Harriet (DAR and Colonial Dames affiliate ) who has
>been researching for years, gave me the group sheets I sent you; she had
his
>birth in 1832... Can you tell me your source, since she will need to
>explain where she got 1832 as his birthdate. But a bigger mystery is that I
>had heard my father talk about "uncle" John "living up the River" in OR and
>when I found two Johns in the 1920 Census for Lincoln County and Benton Cty
>(next door), I claimed them (it is such a small community!) One (married
to
>Jane) claimed to be 85, the other, a John W, married to Mary E, noted his
>age 67. Since John Franklin died Dec. 12, 1910, he couldn't have been on
the
>OR census.
>Neither was Harriet aware of Edwin Mc Masters Goodman. Cyndi , then
>Sharon Ford gave me the info he married America Chumley, dau of John
Chumley
>on 11 Sept 1869 in Polk Co., MO. As for Elizabeth's family, who is
William
>Peck, who supplied that info?
> William R. showed up as an 11 year old on the Aug 17, 1850 Fed census,
>Polk Co., MO, (a notorized affidavit sworn by my 1st Cousin, Harriett
>Zimbelman, among many things required to validate her ancestry to the
Oregon
>Pioneer daughters.) James E. Goodman, born 1831, indeed "went to California
>in 1852, and has not been heard from since." quoted in an article in the
>Goodspeed Izard County Ark. news story about Dr. Thomas Goodman, father
>Sampson and his children. Dr. Thomas K. was a highly regarded professional
>there in Calico Rock. Could you clarify his death date, Joyce? Then Harriet
>had Harry C. as born in 1848 in MO...Could you identify your source for his
>birth 30 Sep, 1847, death 30 April, 1889 in MO? Was it Harry or Harvey
>(maybe a nickname for Harvey?)
> Now what got me into this, trying to find out more about Sampson (I new
>nothing about my father's grandparents or grgreats) has been supplied by
you
>all. He died in MO and didn't make the trek to OR! What's really
>surprising, is he married again to Rebecca Delk! Is she related to Madeline
>Haskey Delk that married Harvey? What a man!
> Maybe we can talk Penny Fey,( a 1st cousin living in Sacramento who
>think got Katie into family research) into joining us. Her email is "lady.
>pineapple(a)juno.com", and her line is through Rhoda Ward Goodman.
> Look forward to our next chat. I'm preparing a Goodman cousins
>reunion in Waldport, OR, where most of those who migrated from MO are
buried
LYNGAR RECOLLECTIONS BY THEDRA LYNGAR EDGE
Note: Thedra Lyngar Edge was the only child, born about 1882, of J. H.
Lyngar and his second wife, Mary Susan "Mollie" Anderson. She lived in
Springfield, Missouri and died sometime in the late 1960's or early
1970's. I first visited her in 1957-58 with my mother and Aunt Helen
Lyngar Kennedy; I named my new doll the following Christmas after her.
Then after my family moved East, we corresponded in the mid 1960's. My
mother and I visited her one final time in 1966. In reading these
recollections, please remember that they were made by an aged lady
thinking back to her childhood. Also there was a lot of resentment
against her mother when she married Harve Lyngar, so there is some
prejudice here.
Transcript of a letter written to Barbara Berry [Meger] on October 10,
1965 by Thedra Lyngar Edge [parenthetic information added by Barbara
Meger]:
Springfield Mo.
Oct. 10-65
My Dear Barbara:
Please except an opology for my so slow answering your letter. I was
delighted to receive it and hear you are interested in History and
dates. American History was my favorite Subject in School. I became
very interested when I was Ten years old. Barbara you will see I am
very spacific in writing Marjorie Lyngar Evans [Mar. 23, 1897-Nov.
1995, daughter of Otis Franklin Lyngar, son of Andrew Chumley Lyngar]
and also about the Andrews because Marjorie L. E. has a Brother named
Andrew ? (will write middle name later) Lyngar, named for His
Grandfather Dr. Andrew. Marjorie's Brother's wife's name is Marjorie
Lyngar too, but no Lyngar blood in her veins. . . only by marriage see?
Just now we are trying to trace the Lyngar blood later we will
include the wives (if we get help on that) it is my understanding
Noble L. [Walter Noble Lyngar, Oct. 15, 1881-Sept. 10, 1936 married
Sept. 24, 1899, Edith Laura Gould, Feb. 1, 1883-Aug. 30, 1917] had 4
daughters is that correct your Grandmother Sarah [Sarah Adeline
Lyngar, Dec. 6, 1909-July 25, 1987 married Feb. 10, 1927, Robert
Francis Jennings, Feb. 4, 1908-Apr. 19, 1994] your Aunt Helen [Helen
Merle Lyngar, b. Jul. 2, 1903, married William Scott Kennedy May 9,
1925], please write the other names [Marguerite, Feb 27, 1907-Jan. 22,
1978, married Sept. 7, 1925 Walter Leslie Fenton; Noeda Rosalie Lyngar,
b. Oct. 20, 1915, married Aug. 4, 1935, Jesse Eugene Rowe]. I have not
seen my half brother Andrew's children or Grandchildren except Marjorie
and her brother Andrew, He lives in Carthage Missouri; [Andrew Stephen
Lyngar, Mar. 19, 1902-June 1983]
Dr. A. C. Lyngar's family (my half brother) was married and had a
family when my Father and Mother were married eleven (11) years after
his first wife had Passed Away so you see Marjori's Father is older
than I, and several other of his Grandchildren I wish to list them by
Families. Marjori is a nice person I think she retired from teaching
school in K.C. after she had a serious accident a few years ago she
will appreciate your nice letter to me so much I was very happy to
receive your letter. I recall your Aunt Helen, the nice little girl
[Barbara Sue Berry, b. April 13, 1949, married April 12, 1975 Robert
Alfred Meger] and your young looking Mother [Frances Lee Jennings, b.
Dec. 2, 1927, married Dec. 28, 1947 Roger Winston Berry] the visit
was after Marjorie Lyngar Evan's Mother [Nora Belle Lawson, Jul. 21,
1873-June 16, 1957, married Otis Franklin Lyngar, Feb. 25, 1870-Jan.
12, 1909] had passed Away yes the Lyngar family History is very
obscure But I can tell you quite a lot about my Father and his family.
This is a small Part of Lyngar History. Beginning with my Father's
Parents my Father is your Great-Great-Great-Grand Father My Fathers
Parents is where the Lyngar History is so obscure my Father said He
was only three years old when His Father Died and only 6 years old when
His Mother Died There were 3 Children left orphans a brother a
sister my Father the youngest. Different families took the children to
rear. Father knew His Sister Died but he never knew what became of His
Brother He was always asking strangers if they had ever heard the
name of Lyngar and no one has ever heard the name only my Father's
tribe of his two Sons and Their Sons, Sons, so few of them living. We
the Lyngar girls. All married and took our Husbands name while they
have the Lyngar Blood our Childrens name is not Lyngar It seem my
Father's Father Came into the country where his Mother lived Father
thought she was Born in one of the Carolina's it seems no one knew
much about Mr. Lyngar Father did not remember His Father or Mothers
Given or First name it seems his Father had no relatives Father
thought his Mother's Cousins helped to rear him in the Coumberling
Mountains of Tennesee State.
Fathers name was James Harvey. He usually Signed his name J. H.
Lyngar the younger men in the neighborhood where he lived called him
Uncle Harve. J. H. Lyngar was Borned Feb. 12 1821 Passed away Jan.
26 1902 When He was 21 years old He was married to Eliza Chumbly in
Tennesee Notice the name of Chumbly I think their first childs name
was either John Franklin or James Franklin He signed Dr. J. F. Lyngar
Frank, Father Called Him was borned in Tennesee The next Child your
Great Great Grandfather Andrew Chumbly L. He signed Dr. A. C. Lyngar
I do not know if He was Borned in Tennesee or Missouri J. H. Lyngar
and Several of The Friends and Neighbors Came to Missouri with their
wives and Children, the Covered wagon way and Andrew or Andy as He was
Called was Born around that time I do not know his Birthdate.
[Andrew Chumley Lyngar, Oct. 18, 1845-Oct. 23, 1906, married Feb. 17,
1867, Adeline Camilla Spivey, June 8, 1848-May 3, 1926.]
Barbara Andrew is Buried in Cemetary in Pittsburg Kan. I sugest you
write Aunt helen and I will write Marjorie L.E. The date may be on his
Head Stone. Frank and Andy had a Sister Harriett O. Lyngar Jones I
knew her quite well she Died several years ago her 5 children all
Passed away several years ago Father and wife had 2 boys and 2 girls
They Died in Childhood I recall many many times going with Father
and my Mother to the little Country Cemetary taking lovely flowers for
all their graves I was my Mothers only child
[Eliza Chumley Lyngar died Sept. 22, 1870; Emily E. Lyngar, Aug. 2,
1849-Dec. 27, 1862; Wiley Linger (on grave stone), Nov. 18, 1847-Mar.
10, 1850; Fannie Josephine "Josie" Lyngar, Mar. 25, 1856-Sept. 25,
1857; Wm. V. "Willie" Lyngar, Nov. 13, 1860-Sept. 11, 1870]
This is Poor writing hope you can read all of it Type the Part you
wish to keep I am The only person who can tell you part of this
there is much more interesting things to follow I can tell you your
Great Great Great Grand Father and Wife and Sons Dr. Frank and Dr. A.
C. were all Handsome men and Great Great Great Grandmother Lyngar had
Beautiful Red hair I have talked years ago with an older woman Who
knew Eliza Lyngar and she told me Mrs Lyngar did beautiful needle work
and sowing Please write again your 83 years young Thedra LE
RECOLLECTIONS OF THE FAMILY AS WRITTEN THEDRA TO MARJORIE LYNGAR EVANS
[Marjorie (1897-1995) was Dr. A.C.'s granddaughter]:
--Your Aunt Harriets childrens names were eldest Luda called Ludy
[1880 Census lists her as Saluda]; she passed away at 16 years (when I
was a little girl); Dasie, a small child died a short time before I was
borned; Sherman Jones married and went out and lived in western States
before I was a teenager (we liked him so much); Sherman died years ago.
He had 1 son mabe more children but the son grew to manhood died years
ago; Maude Jones Edmonson had two childres, Willard Edmonson married
went west if he isliving would be at leaat 66 years old. Lillian Jones
Edmonson married had no children, she was married and died young; the
5th child of Hamilton (Ham) [according to the Marriage Index 1836-1920
for Polk Co., which was all but illegible, Lingar, Harriett Orleany m.
Ellis Willingham Jones. Book B, page 513] and Harriet O. Lyngar Jones,
Charles (Charley) was (only a young teenager) when we moved to Jasper
County. I never saw Him again, but I heard and saw the Death Notice in
Springfield Paper several years ago. He was living in or near Bolivar
Mo. But had lived at other places away from there or here, was married,
had 1 or 2 children, so you see Marjorie, that family is gone like all
the rest. So it is still you and Andrew. All I have about that I have
seen and know of Father's Grand Children and the Great Grand Children.
--My Mothers name was Mary Susan (Anderson) Lyngar, she was called
Mollie by Father, all her relatives and friends; was borned in a little
town, Jackson Ohio only 40 miles from Columbus, Ohio. Lived in Jackson
untill her parents decided to move to Springfield Mo. because her
Mothers younger sister and Husband had come there on their Honeymoon
liked Springfield so much they decided to Locate here and began writing
to my Grandparents to come west? To Mo. so my Grandparents with their 2
sons and 2 daughters boarded a train and arrived in Rolla Mo. and that
was the end of the Railroad then. The Freighters with Covered wagons
brought pasengers and freight into Springfield They arrived in
Springfield very weary and dusty over the old wire road trail on my
Mother's 10th Birthday that was after the Civil war mabe 2 years or 3
(I can't remember). So you see Father's 2 sons had returned home from
the war. It was several years after when my Father and Mother met in
the little town of Walnut Grove, Mo.
RECOLLECTIONS OF JAMES HARVEY LYNGAR GIVEN BY HIS DAUGHTER, MRS.
THEDRA LYNGAR EDGE, JULY 28, 1966:
--He always said that the name of Lyngar would eventually dye out.
--He would never tell his true age until the very end. He was a
young, old man.
--He was never told about his own family or parents. He thought that
he was probably passed around after his parents died. He remembered a
colored slave who had been kind to him before his mother died.
--He always felt that there had been a little money in his family. He
never heard of any nationality, so the Lyngars are just Americans.
--He kew that he had an older brother, but he never knew what happened
to him.
--He was a good-looking boycoal-black hair and large brown eyes.
--He didn't have much schooling; he was a wonderful man.
When he was 13, he met a large plantation owner who was driving his
cattle to New Orleans. The owner wanted to take Harve with him, and
Harve wanted to go. The owner, though, was afraid that Harve's folks
wouldn't let him, but Harve said they wouldn't mind at all because he
was extra anyway. They didn't, and the owner put Harve under his own
personal care during the drive. When he went to New Orleans he knew
that there must be a different life than what was around him. The
planter paid him, and the first think he bought was a good pair of
shoes.
--During the War Between the States, Harve Lyngar took his teamhe
always had fine horsesand hauled supplies from Rolla, Missouri to
south of Springfield. Sort of secret service workhe wasn't
enlistedjust did this on his own and under cover without any special
instructions from higher military authorieis.
--Like the state itself, Harve Lyngar was on neither side. After
Dadeville was burned to the ground and plundered by bushwackers, he
trained and was with the Home Guard.
--Although he did not have much formal education himself, Harve read
everything and no sacrifice was too great for education and for the
education of his sons.
--He lived for the present and for the future.
--It was said in his community that if you wanted to know just how
many pounds or ears of corn it would take to fatten a hog in a certain
timeask Harve Lyngar.
--He never drank or smoked and was a clean man. He never threw
anything away, but thought of a future use.
--During the Gold Rush days, he left the farm for awhile and went out
West to get rich.
--He is buried in the Oak Grove Cemetery 4½ miles northwest of Walnut
Grove ,Greene County, Missouri with his second wife, Mary, or "Mollie",
as he called her.
--I was 19 years old and married when Mother and Father passed away.
She died first, suddenly of a heart attack and just 2 weeks from the
day of her funeral Father passed away in January, 1902, she January 11,
Father on January 26. They lived and I was born in Polk County.
RECOLLECTIONS OF DR. A. C. LYNGAR GIVEN BY HIS HALF-SISTER, MRS. THEDRA
LYNGAR EDGE, JULY 28, 1966:
--Andrew always said to be sure that the proper spelling of Lyngar is
always retained.
--Like his older brother, Frank, Andrew would never turn a patient
down. Both handsome men, they were far ahead of their times. They
didn't look like brothers, but they were handsome and intelligent.
--When the war broke out, Andy wasn't really old enough to go to war,
but he enlisted anyway, he was only 17, but he was so big, his age was
not questioned, and then told his folks. They let him go because it
was what he really wanted to do. He made a god soldier and was not
seriously wounded.
--After the war, he married a neighbor girl and settled down to
farming. He didn't like it though and decided to be a doctor like his
brother, Frank. His father told him that if he wanted to be a doctor
that he would help him through school and that he would help his wife,
too, as she was pregnant. His father helped to educated him at St.
Louis medical School which was the forerunner of Washington University
there and Barnes Hospital. He was never the surgeon, though, like
Frank with the long, tapered Lyngar fingers.
--After schooling, Andrew settled with 40 acres in Opolis Kansas,
where he first practiced.
--The least was probably given Andrew of the three children, but he
was of the nicest disposition.
-- [ From: Joan Archibald * EMC.Ver #2.5.02 ] --
Dear Joyce and group,
Thank you so much for what several of you sent me to get me up to
speed. It was encouraging, since I have had some ' bad computer days'
(working since 3:00 am today!) My plan was to respond to your email sent
through the list April 5 and introduce myself. (A 'newbie' who just since
Oct. has got into my family's history.) Two weeks ago I had a hard disk
crash and lost all the files I had saved from the Goodman responses. The
email program I have isn't the best, and I've been forced to rely on
Netscape, but it doesn't have the feature of saved/trash bin stuff, so I
couldn't find some mail sent through the list.
Meanwhile, I will answer what I can from Joyce Curry's email April 5
, posting children of Sampson Goodman:
Your info on John F being born 11 sep, 1831 in Wilson, MO was a big
surprise. My cousin, Harriet (DAR and Colonial Dames affiliate ) who has
been researching for years, gave me the group sheets I sent you; she had his
birth in 1832... Can you tell me your source, since she will need to
explain where she got 1832 as his birthdate. But a bigger mystery is that I
had heard my father talk about "uncle" John "living up the River" in OR and
when I found two Johns in the 1920 Census for Lincoln County and Benton Cty
(next door), I claimed them (it is such a small community!) One (married to
Jane) claimed to be 85, the other, a John W, married to Mary E, noted his
age 67. Since John Franklin died Dec. 12, 1910, he couldn't have been on the
OR census.
Neither was Harriet aware of Edwin Mc Masters Goodman. Cyndi , then
Sharon Ford gave me the info he married America Chumley, dau of John Chumley
on 11 Sept 1869 in Polk Co., MO. As for Elizabeth's family, who is William
Peck, who supplied that info?
William R. showed up as an 11 year old on the Aug 17, 1850 Fed census,
Polk Co., MO, (a notorized affidavit sworn by my 1st Cousin, Harriett
Zimbelman, among many things required to validate her ancestry to the Oregon
Pioneer daughters.) James E. Goodman, born 1831, indeed "went to California
in 1852, and has not been heard from since." quoted in an article in the
Goodspeed Izard County Ark. news story about Dr. Thomas Goodman, father
Sampson and his children. Dr. Thomas K. was a highly regarded professional
there in Calico Rock. Could you clarify his death date, Joyce? Then Harriet
had Harry C. as born in 1848 in MO...Could you identify your source for his
birth 30 Sep, 1847, death 30 April, 1889 in MO? Was it Harry or Harvey
(maybe a nickname for Harvey?)
Now what got me into this, trying to find out more about Sampson (I new
nothing about my father's grandparents or grgreats) has been supplied by you
all. He died in MO and didn't make the trek to OR! What's really
surprising, is he married again to Rebecca Delk! Is she related to Madeline
Haskey Delk that married Harvey? What a man!
Maybe we can talk Penny Fey,( a 1st cousin living in Sacramento who
think got Katie into family research) into joining us. Her email is "lady.
pineapple(a)juno.com", and her line is through Rhoda Ward Goodman.
Look forward to our next chat. I'm preparing a Goodman cousins
reunion in Waldport, OR, where most of those who migrated from MO are buried
. Joan Goodman Archibald
Has anyone heard of a knife fight that caused Newton Jasper to exodus
quickly from MO?. It was a tale told my older brother by Dad.
. Now my real quandry...what do I do about these two John Goodman's right
in the neighborhood of my father's home? Hard to believe there would be
other unrelated Goodman's in such a small community!
If you want to know about Newton Jasper's wife, Rhoda May Ward and her
forebears, Katie Quiroz, my new 3rd cousin from OR, has joined the Chumbley
list and she has good records. Unfortunately, Harriet is not online. But
she's researching, so there will be more from me.
Hi, All!! Here is another Chumbley researcher!! Any one have him in
their tree??
Cyndi
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> From: Andy Chumbley <andyc(a)e-z.net>
> To: galati4(a)galstar.com
> Subject: Chumbley
> Date: Thursday, April 09, 1998 9:47 PM
>
> Cyndi, I could not believe my eyes when I saw all the Chumbley
> information today!!! I have been trying to find my grandfather Dr
> Charles Andrew Chumbley for quite some time now with very little
luck. I
> have found lots of info on my grandmother Hester Bertha Foley but
> nothing on Dr. Chumbley. Both of my parents passed away October of
1996
> (391/2 hours apart) and the info that I tried to get from them wasn't
> exactly accurate because of their ages. Dad was 86 and mom was 85.
Dates
> and places I have checked out without much luck. My father was born
in
> Rocky, Ok and my mother was born in Boreing, Ky. My grandmother is
> buried in Russell Springs, Ky. She died in 1918. I need your help. My
> name is Andy and my e-mail address is andyc(a)e-z.net. Please see if
you
> have any information on my Chumbley side from my grandfather back. My
> father's name was Ralph. Thanks, Andy Chumbley (Ralph Andrew)
>
This is from the History of TN-Anderson County:
John Chumbley, superintendent of the Knoxville Iron Company, at Coal
Creek, Anderson Co., Tenn., was born in Nottaway County, Va., July
29,1824. He is the son of James and Lucretia (Pully) Chumbley. Both
parents were natives of Virginia; the father was of Dutch descent, and
the mother of Irish. Mr. Chumbley was raised on a farm, and was
educated in country schools. When about 13 years old he removed with
his parents to Maury County, Tenn. February 15, 1849, he married Miss
Virginia E. Davis, daughter of John Davis, of Kentucky. Two sons and
four daughters blessed the marriage. Only one son and one daughter are
now (1887) living. They are John F. Chumbley (traveling salesman for
John Wannamaker & Co., of Philadelphia, Penn.), and Lilia Brandau (wife
of Alex. L. Brandau, clothing merchant, of Knoxville). In 1854 our
subject removed from Columbia, Maury Co., Tenn., to Nashville, and
entered the employ of Housten, Campbell & Co., wholesale grocers. He
quit their employ in 1858, and was elected city marshal of Nashville,
in which capacity he served for three years, suspending the service at
the outbreak of the civil war until its close, when he was re-elected.
He served as city marshal until 1868, when he was appointed warden and
agent of the Tennessee Penitentiary. He served in this capacity nearly
four years, and since then has been superintendent of various public
works and private companies. At present he is the superintendent at
the branch prison in Anderson County. He commenced business pursuits
without capital, and his efforts have been crowned with success. He is
not a politician, but, in the political canvass, lends his influence to
the Republican party.
James Chumbley and Lucretia are listed in the 1860 TN Census. Here
is the info provided:
James 72
Lucretia 68
William 12
They were living in Maury Co, TN.
John Chumbly 34
Virginia Chumbly 27
Martha L 3 years
John F 8 months
1850 TN Census
John Chumley 26 born in Va
Virginia Chumley 19 born in Ky
Henry 5 months
They were living in Maury Co. TN.
At my Chumney/Chumley/Chumbley Web site located at:
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/2175/chumney.html
I give info that James Chumbley fought in the war of 1812 and
received a pension. In the pension application, he says that
he married Patsy Adams on Oct 10, 1810. He served in Andrew Baker's
VA military. He says that he lived in Maury County, TN.
In the 1860 TN Census, James gives his age as 72. This means that
he was born around 1788. So, he would have been around 24 when the
war of 1812 started. James is listed as living in Prince Edward County,
VA in the 1810 VA census. In the book, "Marriage Bonds and Ministers
Returns of Prince Edward County, VA (1754-1810) by Catherine Knorr,
it gives the marriage of James Chumley to Martha Adams, who is the
daughter of Robin Adams, deceased. Sur. John Chumley, the marriage
took place on 16-OCT-1809.
In the same book, John Chumley married Palenthia Adams on
February 5, 1806. Palenthia is the daughter of Robin Adams, deceased.
Sur. William T. Walker. This marriage took place in Prince Edward
County, VA.
James Chumbley (Chumley) and John Chumley seem to be brothers
and they seemed to have married two sisters from the Robin Adams
family. James and John are both listed in the 1810 VA Census living
in Prince Edward County. According to the 1860 TN Census, James was
born in 1788. James and John seem to be the sons of John Chumley
and Elizabeth Dickens who were married on 13-APR-1783 in Prince
Edward County, Va. In this marriage, Benjamin Lockettt certifies
that Martha Chumley consents for her son, John.
John Chumley was married to Martha. John died in 1782 in Amelia
County, VA. John and Martha Chumley are my ggggg-grandparents. My
name in Eddie Chumney. John left a Will. In the Will, he lists his
children as being John, Robert (my ggggg-grandfather), Francis, Martha
and Anna. Benjamin Lockett is listed as being the Executor of the
Estate.
Sarah Chumley married James Adams, 27-MAR-1807. Sarah is the
daughter of John Chumley. Sur. James Ewing Jr. James is the son of
Robert (Robin?) Adams.
Summation:
Hi, All! I thought I'd send a quick note again. The following is a
compilation of information I had sent earlier and information Eddie
Chumney added. The web sight is his and for any of you who have not
visitted it yet it is WONDERFUL!!!
Good Luck,
Cyndi
John and Martha Chumley had the following children according
to the Will of John Chumley. (John, Robert, Francis, Martha and Anna).
John married Elizabeth Dickens in 1783. They had at least
three children: (James, John and Sarah) who all married into the same
Adams family. James and John are listed in the 1810 VA Census in
Prince Edward County, Va. The other head of household listed in the
1810 VA Census is Robert Chumley (the son of John and Martha). James
fought in the war of 1812 and married Patsy Adams. James moved to
Maury Co, TN. James had a son named John Chumbly who married Virginia
who lived in Anderson County, TN and whose family background is listed
in the post above. I hope that this all makes sense.
For further details, please see my Web site:
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/2175/chumney.html
Hi, All! Someone sent me these addresses from the phone book in their
area. I thought I'd pass them along in case any of you know them and
lost touch!
Good Luck,
Cyndi
Lorene Chumbley, 201 Washington Rd., Chowchilla, CA 209-665-4762
Thomas Chumbley, 316 Circle Dr., Chowchilla, CA 209-665-4327
Hi, All. I had come across this message and thought it might be a
LYNGAR cousin. I just sent her a message asking what she thinks, but
thought I'd send it to you all and see if anyone recognizes these
people. She is looking in TN and MO.
Cyndi
> Hello, I have this name as the last name of My Grandmothers Mother. I
> have tried Soundex version, everything I can think of, and have not
come
> up with what it could be. The only thing anyone in my family can
> remember is that is was as "odd sounding" "foriegn" name.
>
> You were SO much help with the Nickname problem , I wonder if you
could
> help me out with what you would suggest I look for on this. the names
is
> supposed to be CELIA LENDEAR ? LYNYER ?
>
> She was married to an elusive BUSSELL.
> thank you
> marcia moore collins
>
Hi Cindy,
Will post my CHUMBLEY line after I return for MA the first of May. I want
to polish my database up some after transferring to the new program.
My line is the Francis of Amelia who settled in Halifax and then
Pittsylvania County after it was formed.
Hope the move ends and your living begins soon... <been there...did that!>
Barbara
-----Original Message-----
From: galati4 <galati4(a)galstar.com>
To: Chumbley Mail List <CHUMBLEY-L(a)rootsweb.com>
Date: Sunday, April 05, 1998 11:49 PM
Subject: [CHUMBLEY-L] CHUMBLEY/GOODMAN/LYNGAR
>Hi, All! I was so happy to see some action on the list when I turned
>on the computer tonight!! I am in finally officially MOVING!! Right
>now I have the computer on a coffee table and I have to sit on the
>floor to type, but it could be worse! <grin> I have NO kitchen! <LOL>
> Any way I have kept many of the postings in my Word program and
>thought I'd start rerunning them for new people. I hope to have my
>research unpacked and back in order in 4-8 weeks, but am saving all of
>this to add and straighten out so PLEASE keep it coming!! I'll paste
>some info below!
> Cyndi
> CHUMBLEY List Owner
>
>TN records p.278
> Henry C. Chumley, son of John and Virginia Chumley, Dec.24, 1849-1851
>
> Marriage and Bible Records-TN
> 1810
> pg. 374
> Coalman, Daniel, to Mary Chumbley; Nov. 2
>
> 1833
> pg. 392
> Coffman, James, to Sarah Chumbley; May 23
>
> 1819
> pg. 383
> Howard, James, to Lucy Chumley; Mar. 27
>
> 1848
> pg. 466
> Names: Sept. 29-Wm. McDonald to Polly Chandler
> Surety: Beverly Chumly
>
> 1848
> pg. 467
> Names: Oct. 25-John Hutcherson to Nancy Harvey
> Surety: Richard Chumly
>
> 1848
> pg. 469
> Names: Oct. 25-Baily Hutcheson to Betsey Harvy
> Surety: Rich'd Chumly
>
>
>Surname: Chumbley
> Article Title: Blanche Chumbley Bible, 1829-1965, TN
> Periodical: Middle TN Genealogy
> Volume: 9 Number: 4 (Spring 1996)
>
> Surname: Chumbly
> Article Title: Ballard Chumbley To Delina Chumbly Ltr.
> Periodical: Reflections
> Volume: 14 Number: 2 (Spring 1996)
>
> Surname: Chumley
> Article Title: Jeff Chumley Bio., Cass Co., TX
> Periodical: Cass County Connections
> Volume: 20 Number:3 (Sept. 1994)
>
>Dawes Roll:
>Case Number-5238-Cherokee
> Rebecca A. Chumbley
> Henry T. Chumbley
> James T. Reid
> Mary Cowart
> Susan W. Reid
> Taylor Chumbley
> Manda E. Ellenberg
> W M Chumbley
> J G Chumbley
> A J Chumbley
> Richard M. Whitmore
> Ollie W. Stone
> Delia W. Cochran
> Sallie Whitmore
> William Whitmore
> Martha Mates
> Mary M E Elzey
> Thomas Chumbley
> Lucinda N. Stone
> Octavia S. Butler
> William B. Stone
> Caroline M. Mills
> William Mills
> George Mills
> J B Chumbley
>
>
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Hi, All! I was so happy to see some action on the list when I turned
on the computer tonight!! I am in finally officially MOVING!! Right
now I have the computer on a coffee table and I have to sit on the
floor to type, but it could be worse! <grin> I have NO kitchen! <LOL>
Any way I have kept many of the postings in my Word program and
thought I'd start rerunning them for new people. I hope to have my
research unpacked and back in order in 4-8 weeks, but am saving all of
this to add and straighten out so PLEASE keep it coming!! I'll paste
some info below!
Cyndi
CHUMBLEY List Owner
TN records p.278
Henry C. Chumley, son of John and Virginia Chumley, Dec.24, 1849-1851
Marriage and Bible Records-TN
1810
pg. 374
Coalman, Daniel, to Mary Chumbley; Nov. 2
1833
pg. 392
Coffman, James, to Sarah Chumbley; May 23
1819
pg. 383
Howard, James, to Lucy Chumley; Mar. 27
1848
pg. 466
Names: Sept. 29-Wm. McDonald to Polly Chandler
Surety: Beverly Chumly
1848
pg. 467
Names: Oct. 25-John Hutcherson to Nancy Harvey
Surety: Richard Chumly
1848
pg. 469
Names: Oct. 25-Baily Hutcheson to Betsey Harvy
Surety: Rich'd Chumly
Surname: Chumbley
Article Title: Blanche Chumbley Bible, 1829-1965, TN
Periodical: Middle TN Genealogy
Volume: 9 Number: 4 (Spring 1996)
Surname: Chumbly
Article Title: Ballard Chumbley To Delina Chumbly Ltr.
Periodical: Reflections
Volume: 14 Number: 2 (Spring 1996)
Surname: Chumley
Article Title: Jeff Chumley Bio., Cass Co., TX
Periodical: Cass County Connections
Volume: 20 Number:3 (Sept. 1994)
Dawes Roll:
Case Number-5238-Cherokee
Rebecca A. Chumbley
Henry T. Chumbley
James T. Reid
Mary Cowart
Susan W. Reid
Taylor Chumbley
Manda E. Ellenberg
W M Chumbley
J G Chumbley
A J Chumbley
Richard M. Whitmore
Ollie W. Stone
Delia W. Cochran
Sallie Whitmore
William Whitmore
Martha Mates
Mary M E Elzey
Thomas Chumbley
Lucinda N. Stone
Octavia S. Butler
William B. Stone
Caroline M. Mills
William Mills
George Mills
J B Chumbley
Thank you for the Goodman-Lyngar information. I was not on the list a month
ago for your earlier posting. Would it be too much trouble to repeat it and
send it just to me? (I descend from Eliza Chumley-James Harvey Lyngar).
Thanks, Barbara
A month ago I posted children of Sampson Goodman and Sarah Lyngar as
I have them. May as well continue with them for anybody to add or
correct. Their Francis M. Goodman born 1827 Tennessee died 1888,
married Elizabeth? b 1836. Children Isaac Goodman b 1858 and Mary
Goodman born 1860. No known children or spouses. married (2) Jane
Conn 10 August 1870.
Sampson and Sarah's second child, Elizabeth born 1829 in Tennessee,
died 13 August, 1922 in Turkey Creek, MO, married George B. Slatten
who was born 3 January, 1831, died 12 February, 1911 in Turkey Creek.
Their children: William T. Slatten, b 1859; Mary Margaret Slatten,
born 17 November, 1860, married 27 December, 1877, James Coats;
Tennessee Slatten, born 1863; John Slatten, born 1866; Harriet
Slatten, born 1869; Arizona Slatten, born 1870. Got this from a
William Peck.
We have someone in the group who descends from Newton Jasper
Goodman and Rhoda Ward. Also someone who descends from Mary Eliabeth
Goodman and Samuel Chumbley.
Then I have Harvey C. Goodman born 30 September, 1847, died 30
April, 1889 in Missouri, married 25 September, 1856 to Madaline
Haskey Delk, born 1846 in Tennessee. Children: Phillip, born 1868
in Walnut Grove, Greene co MO; Sarah Goodman, born 1869; Ulysses S.
Goodman, born 9 June, k1870 in Walnut Grove, died 18 May, 1945 in
Springfield MO; Arthur A. Goodman born 6 June, 1874, died 2 April,
1938; Oscar O. Goodman, born 1875; Gustavus Adolphus Goodman born 10
May, 1876; died 26 October, 1934, buried Rock Prairie Cem. Laurence
co MO; Iadina Goodman born April, 1880. All children born in Walnut
Grove. That's all for now.
Tennessee,