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In a message dated 2/10/02 2:47:47 PM Eastern Standard Time, TJmsn119(a)aol.com
writes:
> This is the woman whom my gr grandma, Rosa Clayton, employed as her
>
Ahem......excuse me....that should be "This is the woman who employED my gr
grandma as her personal seamstress for so many decades"...just a typo....
CERTAINLY NOT THE OTHER WAY AROUND!! Anyway, read on and comment.
Thanks,
Tim
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OK........
This is the woman whom my gr grandma, Rosa Clayton, employed as her
seamstress for so many decades.....And her parents virtually "owned" so many
of my Clayton ancestors on my mother's side of the family in Virginia before
the Civil War.....and for a brief period afterwards.......She DID however
make sure that some in my mother's generation were college educated. Was
that nice of her or what? But they're all gone now unfortunately.....What
do you think of that fellow Clayton-rootswebbers?? Does that narrow it down
some at last......especially the kin in Va?
Tim
In a message dated 2/10/02 1:55:48 PM Eastern Standard Time,
dickiedoo(a)schoollink.net writes:
> the Clayton's of Chesterfield and Henrico
>
I think I remember drving thru those counties on my way to Richmond from
Virginia Beach. Anyway, I'm interested in finding out more info about some
racially-mixed Claytons from around the Roanoke and Lynchburg areas...as I've
often written inquiring about.......especially during the mid-to-late 1800's.
My gr grandma, Rosa Clayton, was the personal seamstress to the illustrious
Langhorne sisters who lived in Va. One of them, in fact, later married into
British nobility....none other than Lady Astor....My gr grandma stitched many
a gown and dress for her........ Maybe that'll narrow it down a bit.......
Talk to you soon.
Tim from NYC
Mark,
Am busy today but will see what I can find tomorrow. She sounds like some
of mine, but not sure.
Dick Clayton
-----Original Message-----
From: Mark L. Tunnell [mailto:endoftunnell@covad.net]
Sent: Saturday, February 09, 2002 9:12 PM
To: CLAYTON-L(a)rootsweb.com
Subject: [CLAYTON-L] Lucy CLAYTON - Chesterfield Co., VA
Hi-
Anyone who has the data about the Clayton's of Chesterfield and Henrico
Counties, Virginia, I could really use a steer. Lucy (Lucinda?) CLAYTON
married John FUQUA there Oct. 10, 1804, and had children Martha, Obedience,
John, William G., Elvina and Susan. I need Lucy's lineage--if you have it,
please let know! Thanks.
Mark L. Tunnell
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Hi-
Anyone who has the data about the Clayton's of Chesterfield and Henrico Counties, Virginia, I could really use a steer. Lucy (Lucinda?) CLAYTON married John FUQUA there Oct. 10, 1804, and had children Martha, Obedience, John, William G., Elvina and Susan. I need Lucy's lineage--if you have it, please let know! Thanks.
Mark L. Tunnell
In a message dated 2/7/2002 3:01:30 PM Eastern Standard Time,
CLAYTON-D-request(a)rootsweb.com writes:
> Generally.....around the Lynchburg and Roanoke areas of Va. During the 1st
> half of the 1800's.......My gr grandfather was Robert Clayton and he was a
> fairly prosperous barber in and around Roanoke. OK........does that help
> with any of the info you have.
>
Sorry that is too late for me. I'm searching Claytons who left by the
1760's. Virginia
In a message dated 2/6/02 8:40:08 PM Eastern Standard Time,
VaGreen100(a)aol.com writes:
> What area and what time frame are you looking?
>
Generally.....around the Lynchburg and Roanoke areas of Va. During the 1st
half of the 1800's.......My gr grandfather was Robert Clayton and he was a
fairly prosperous barber in and around Roanoke. OK........does that help
with any of the info you have.
In a message dated 2/6/2002 2:01:44 PM Eastern Standard Time,
CLAYTON-D-request(a)rootsweb.com writes:
> So, who out there can give me information on any Claytons in the State of
> Virginia?
>
What area and what time frame are you looking?
There are several early and seemingly unrelated Clayton families in Virginia.
By early I mean around 1700.
Virginia
Freeda
Hi, you wanted me to respond to the question about Thalassemia. I am
beginning to think my connection to this is not in the Clayton lineage. Aria
Clayton married Fred Florance, and his sister Lilly married Lee Clayton.
Fred and Lilly's mother was a Johnson, and I have found that there seem to be
several Johnson's with this.
Nadine
Looking for information on background of Mary E. CLATON, who married John
Dekall STORY about 1849, probably in St. Helena or St. Tammany Parish, LA.
Was she related to Elisha CLAYTON or Archy CLAYTON, who were in the area, too?
Thanks,
Rosemary Rummler
poolerex(a)cs.com
Nadine
This dosn't seem to be my Clayton lineage but would like to talk with you
privately about this. Please e-mail me.
Freeda
> Does anyone have a Clayton background with a possible history of
Thalassemia
> in the Clayton family.
>
>