Newsletter 2 1978.pdf - The Grayson Family
Newsletter 2 1978.pdf - The Grayson Family
Newsletter 2 1978.pdf - The Grayson Family
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Many thanks t o Mrs. Davidson of Burlay, Idaho, for her letter<br />
and her 1850 <strong>Grayson</strong> census which she so carefully typed, I'm<br />
sure this will be a valuable reference tool for a11 of usbo. We<br />
will be happy to obtain the 1850 Miss. and Calif. indexes also.<br />
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In this. letter is a 1974 paper from a corresponden%; Harold Rollins:,<br />
about the Ruthcrford county <strong>Grayson</strong> clan. Note that he gives evldence (<br />
that the clan cane from Virginia, Can anyone suggest a clue as to<br />
where In Va. or to which Va. Grayaon family<br />
Ms..Robin Bandy writes that she has been asked to identify - Sarah H<br />
Frayson of Va, who md. Major Wa. Martin of Marylan&; aht Wm GMartin:<br />
bc ca 1775 mdl Sarah MlOhia; Caleb Martin md Mary Greeno Ms. Bandy also<br />
reports an a <strong>Grayson</strong> Graveyard near Oakland, Warren m., Ky.: N,J..<br />
Gra son 7/16#1834- 12/16/1899; C.A,. <strong>Grayson</strong>. his wife, 6/10/18537<br />
- 6 8 . H*JJe. <strong>Grayson</strong> 9/25/1880-10/5/1905. Ang cduesl<br />
goward <strong>Grayson</strong> writes that there were Creek Indian Grassons in the<br />
Confederate Armyjin the civil war, lnaluding Eli. Jim, & Johnson<br />
Grayaon of the 1st Creek Mounted Vol. of Arko Howard also writes that<br />
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that his grandfather attended a murder trial in 1877 in which 2 Negro<br />
parolina and Peter <strong>Grayson</strong> were convicted of murder at Ft. Smith, ArkS<br />
It seems to me that I had heard before that thcrc were a lot of<br />
Indian <strong>Grayson</strong>s in Western Tonn. at one time. I<br />
Cheryl Grasson reports that <strong>Grayson</strong> Stadium in Savannah, Ga, was name<br />
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for~hcr grandfather's-1st cousin William L. <strong>Grayson</strong>, son of Edward<br />
Puriley <strong>Grayson</strong>, William <strong>Grayson</strong>:b. 1870 d. 1941 had 6 children: Spc,,<br />
Lynnc,.Dorothye, Leon, Edith, and Wiliiam Morris. Spencc is. Jude<br />
Sponce MI <strong>Grayson</strong>, 208 American Blds , Savannah, age cao 80 who told<br />
Cheryl they are descended from the Va, Grayaon lina. not^ t-o Cherylr I<br />
have not heard from Bob Str~beck.<br />
- Ruthcrford Coo, N.C. Grays,ons again; from 8 1976 letter from Milea<br />
Philbock, 612 Chateau Apts, Chapel Hill, N.C. r Joseph <strong>Grayson</strong> was I<br />
~robabls from Va,s "based on the fact that his dawhter Susanna<br />
bEmineyis child!, in 1880 said Susanna was born in a in 1777r8' Ernest;<br />
C. <strong>Grayson</strong> note this: MAmong a number of Meltonfs who movedrto<br />
ford- o., N.C.. from Albemarle co,, Va., . were Daniel Meltr~n, Daniel's i<br />
sister Sarah, and Sarah's husband and 1st cousin John W<on. Daniepa<br />
daughter Lettics 3ones.Mcltnn married Joseph <strong>Grayson</strong>, j r b John<br />
and., Sarah's daughters; Hannah Melton and Mary Melton married Benjamin I<br />
&d Isaac <strong>Grayson</strong>, rasp. Daniel Molton~s daughtex Mary married John-!<br />
M. <strong>Grayson</strong>, son of Benjamin and Hannah.!' (Ernest C. <strong>Grayson</strong>'s- ancesta<br />
Jack <strong>Grayson</strong> of Ky. married a Melton and came from N.C. . or S.C. )<br />
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