Painter - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Elizabeth Painter (Igou) of NC, TN, and AL, 1800s

lanaff — 28 Dec 2008 6:34:44 GMT

b. abt 1820 in Person, NC, d. abt 1872 in DeKalb, AL, md in TN, maybe Bledsoe County abt 1835 to Andrew Jackson Igou who was b. 1813 in KY, moved to TN, later to DeKalb, AL and spent some time in Jackson Co., AL where he md his 2nd wife. He was a Methodist minister and rode (on horseback) the Jackson/DeKalb circuit.

A distant cousin found by emailing sent me a copy of their picture....Andrew and Elizabeth (Painter) Igou, not to be confused with the Andrew Jackson Igou in Hamilton Co., TN who was close in age and md ?Rosa Thompson?.

Photo attached.

PAINTER Tiffany R 1983-2002

t42Moore — 15 Dec 2008 7:58:07 GMT

PAINTER Tiffany R 1983-2002

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

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PAINTER Mary M 1870-1951

t42Moore — 15 Dec 2008 7:57:16 GMT

PAINTER Mary M 1870-1951

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John Painter, Strasburg, VA

CharlesPainter18 — 16 Nov 2008 2:04:31 GMT

I'm looking for info. on a John Painter that was married to Barbara Keister and had a son named Isaac. Any info on his parents, brothers, Sisters, Sons, Daughters will help. Thanks!

WEDEL Winifred PAINTER and Neil Elmer

t42Moore — 7 Nov 2008 7:58:09 GMT

WEDEL Winifred PAINTER and Neil Elmer

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

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Painter born Staffordshire, England.

peterastle06 — 2 Nov 2007 3:38:59 GMT

I am looking for descendants of : Leonard Painter born 1915 Burton On Trent. Staffordshire, England.
Descendants of : William Painter born 1855 Uttoxeter. Staffordshire, England. He lived in Burton on Trent 1881-1935.
Descendants of :John Painter born 1822 Abbots Bromley.Staffordshire, England.

martha Ellen Painter

painter,gill,doyle,collins — 7 Jan 2000 11:51:26 GMT

Delaware indian. Trail of tears to Okla. Mother Emaline Brown, father Peter Painter.
need help, please. bettylou@quiknet.com

Tobias & Jacob Painter - PA. Married to Lobingiers

beth_hennessey — 1 Jan 2002 7:36:01 GMT

Happy New Year to All,

I am trying to put together a picture of the following Painter's in my tree. All appear to be from Westmoreland County. I'm wondering if Tobias and Jacob could be brothers.

Tobias Painter (1769-1824) married Elizabeth Lobingier (1777-1828)

Jacob Painter (unknown birth / death) married Catherine Lobingier (1773-1856). Children - Polly, John, Jacob, Christopher, George, Joseph, Benjamin, Susannah, Israel, Sophia.

Any help appreciated. Willing to share!

Thanks,
Beth Hennessey - Please email me at beth.hennessey@bigpond.com

Painter DNA Project

MarkPainter — 19 Aug 2008 2:14:10 GMT

A Painter DNA Project is underway to try and link family lines. As many of you know tracing the Painter tree is often very frustrating, the DNA project will hopefully give many of us a link to other Painter lines and allow us to fill in the blanks to many of our dead ends. For further information go to: www.worldfamilies.net/surnames/painter/.

Mark

painter/ panther, pauther, pander

jrmcsw — 26 Jul 2008 7:53:08 GMT

i am looking for any info including bible records, etc. that any one may have re: john s. panther and mary sutton fsmily. looks like the thomasson's were cousins and inter-married often. i am related thru claude painter, son of john l. panther and laura evans thru james cross panther, son of john samual panther. any info you have would greatly be appreciated. i am trying to prove or disprove any native american heritage. if you will look at painter family tree on ancestry. you will see where i am. hope to hear from someone soon. thanks for help, jrmcsw

Painter; John & Cornelia

kswulfcub1 — 21 Jul 2008 11:43:32 GMT

I am looking for any family of John & Cornelia Painter. They moved from Iowa to Kansas after 1860, according to the census records.
I have information on Cornelia that might interest her family, that I found by accident, while looking up another name in the Death Registry Book, I was looking in.
Please contact me at wolfcub4@st-tel.net, if you're interested.
Thanks

George Bender/Painter 1730's - 1817

MarkPainter — 23 Jan 2003 8:57:24 GMT

Need information on the children of George Painter of Washington Twp., Westmoreland County, PA. His will probated June 1817 names his wife, Mary, children; Catherine Burd and her son Jacob, John and his eldest son Peter and daughter Mary, Eve w/o Charles Sipes, George, Henry who's share is divided between his 3 eldest sons, Elizabeth Snyder, Jacob and money to his two eldest sons, William and his eldest son Joseph, Margaret Reamer, Fanny Wolford, Joseph.

William Painter and Donald Painter

cagranderson — 11 Feb 2002 3:03:43 GMT

I have discovered a William Painter (born 1843) married to Anna M. Kennedy (born 1842) in Pulaski County, Illinois and had the following children: Ruth Blanche (6/21/1879); Lewis A. (11/22/1881) and Grace Pearl (5/8/1885).

I also discovered a Donald Painter (1917) of Cook County, Illinois married Alberta Jones (1920) of Pulaski County, Illinois on October 9, 1935.

I am trying to see if this is a member in my family since all other painters in that area thus far are family members. If any one has any information as to who the above are, it would be helpful.

Does anyone know of this David Painter?

mikeinkaty — 30 Jun 2008 4:36:17 GMT

SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VIRGINIA MINUTE BOOK
1781 - 1785
1783
Feb. 23
- Overseer of the Poor is to bind David Painter to James Stephenson. He is 10 years old Feb. 1, last.

My GG Grandfather, Robert R. Stephenson, married Marinda Painter abt. 1828 in Bedford or Rutherford Co. TN. Marinda was daughter of John and grand daughter of Adam Painter. Robert R. Stephenson was son of James Stephenson and Sarah Hall, m. 1798 Garrard Co. KY. James was most probably born in Rockingham Co. VA. about 1776, possible son of Thomas Stephenson and Elizabeth "Betty" Logan, m. 25 Dec 1760 Peaked Mountain Presbyterian Church (2 miles east of Harrisonburg, VA).

Mike Taylor,
Katy, TX

John A. Painter and descendents

Wendy Painter Randall — 6 Feb 2000 9:27:13 GMT

I am researching John A. Painter (died in 1859) and his descendents. He was known to have been mainly in Person County and his descendents in the same and Durham County, NC. Does anyone know of Painters that came to NC and where they came from? The family tree is neatly bound in a book and would be happy to let others no the information in it.

Painters in NC, etc.

Jefff Gossett — 22 Apr 2005 1:37:12 GMT

The Painters in and around Rutherford County, NC came from Germany to Pennsylvania in 1752. Sometime later they moved to Maryland then on to Rockingham County, Virginia where George served in the Rev. War. They moved to Rutherford County, NC in the late 1700's.

I will be glad to do look ups in my Painter book. Please be as specific as possible when you make a request.

Regards,

Jeff Gossett

John Painter and Mary Abbott of Botetourt County, VA.

VickySullivan16 — 24 Apr 2002 1:53:27 GMT

I am trying to trace the family of John Painter (1810 - 1900) and Mary Abbott (1823 - 1898) of Botetourt County, Virginia. Would be more than happy to exchange information that I have traced back to circa 1580 Germany. Thanks in advance for any and all help that you can give me!

Thomas E. "Ed" Painter, 89, son of, Thomas Marshall and Lillian Tharp Painter,

KENNELLYMARKA — 22 May 2008 3:41:41 GMT

Painter, Thomas E.
North Huntingdon

Thomas E. "Ed" Painter, 89,
of North Huntingdon, died Monday, May 19, 2008. He was born Jan. 14, 1919, in North Huntingdon, to the late Thomas Marshall and Lillian Tharp Painter, and was also preceded in death by his wife, Florence I. Morris Painter; and siblings, Robert Painter, Evaline Franklin and Livvia Frye. Prior to retirement, he was employed by North Huntingdon Township Municipal Authority, and was a retired employee of Firth-Sterling, McKeesport. He was an Army veteran of World War II, a 64-year member of American Legion Post 359, Irwin, and a member of First Presbyterian Church, Irwin. Surviving are children, Thomas E. (Janie) Painter Jr., of Gadsen, Tenn., and Patricia I. (Robert) Vaughn, of North Huntingdon; grandchildren, Jeffrey (Joyce) Vaughn, Shan (Joe) Wega, Sherri (Jim) Nese and Lisa Skelton; great-grandchildren, Amanda, Christina and Joe Wega, Danielle, Kacie and Jamie Nese, Grant Skelton, and Zachary and Joshua Vaughn; sister, Vivian (Paul) Schultz, of North Huntingdon; also nieces and nephews. Friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at the WILLIAM SNYDER FUNERAL HOME, 521 Main St., Irwin, 724-863-1200. A funeral service will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday in First Presbyterian Church with Dr. Ronald Wakeman officiating. Interment with military honors will follow in Union Cemetery, North Huntingdon. Those wishing may contribute to First Presbyterian Church Irwin.

First Presbyterian Church"
Dr. Ronald Wakeman "

Mary Ann Painter was born c 1816 on Heligoland

HughW36 — 17 May 2008 2:10:16 GMT

who was her father?

thanks

Hugh W

see discussion on Genbrit list
http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/GENBRIT/2008-0...

Redd - Painter challenge #2: Frederick Co., Virginia & Franklin Co., Ohio

EPainter8305 — 11 May 2008 4:44:39 GMT

Who were the children of Franklin County, Ohio, settlers Isaac Painter and Elizabeth Redd? Candidates, based on time and location, include Nathaniel, John, and Andrew Jackson Painter enumerated in county censuses beginning in 1840, plus Sarah Painter, who married John C. Martin in 1826, and Mary Painter, who married Abraham Strait in 1836. Are there any records that connect Isaac and Elizabeth with the younger generation of Painters?

Isaac Painter and Elizabeth Redd were married on 13 August 1799 in Frederick County, Virginia. [A] Isaac, a son of Isaac Painter and Sarah Hains, was named in his father’s 1805 will. Elizabeth, a daughter of Andrew Redd and Elizabeth Hollingsworth, was named in her father’s 1818 will.

Isaac was an early settler of Jefferson Township, Franklin County, Ohio, and was a justice of the peace there in 1821 and 1835. He was enumerated in the township in the 1830 census, but does not appear in the 1840 census. Elizabeth reportedly died on 11 November 1847--does anyone know the source of this information?

In the 1840 U.S. Census for Jefferson Township, Franklin County, Ohio, the households of John Painter and Jackson Painter are listed on successive lines. And Nathaniel Painter was enumerated in the county’s neighboring Truro Township.

John Painter remained in Jefferson Township in the 1850 and 1860 censuses, and Jackson—as A. J. Painter or Andrew J. Painter—was enumerated there in 1860, 1870, and 1880. In the 1850 census for Truro Township, the household of Andrew J. Painter immediately follows that of Nathaniel Painter. (While Andrew’s name was recorded as “David” J. Painter, his identity is confirmed by his wife Rachel, who tracks consistently from the 1850 through 1880 censuses.)

The late Harold Painter in “The Painter Family” (1975), p. 42, identifies only one child of Isaac and Elizabeth: son John Painter, born 1809, plus grandchildren including Lewis Painter. The source of Harold Painter’s information is not indicated.

The "History of Franklin & Pickaway Counties, Ohio," (Williams Bros., 1880), p. 399, gives the following account of the early settlers of Franklin County’s Jefferson Township:

"In the same year [1814] came Isaac Painter, John Inks, and Joseph Compton, all of them from Lancaster county, Pennsylvania. Isaac Painter located at the crossing of the Black Lick road and Broadway pike, where J. Milburn now lives. A son Lewis Painter, is in the township, and is one of its large farmers, and representative men."

The account is partially correct, but the Lancaster part is wrong. Isaac Painter had no connection at all with Pennsylvania. The correct Lancaster is the county seat of Fairfield County, Ohio. Before settling in Franklin County, Isaac and Elizabeth Painter probably lived for a time in Fairfield County, Ohio, where Isaac Painter was a witness of the 1808 will of wife’s brother, “George Reed.” Sergeant Isaac Painter served for a few weeks in a militia company probably from Fairfield County during the War of 1812. Isaac’s brother, Abraham Painter spent the winter of 1810-11 in Lancaster, Ohio, when he migrated from Frederick County, Virginia, to Logan County, Ohio.

As for Lewis Painter, he was born in 1838, possibly when Isaac Painter was no longer living and Isaac’s wife Elizabeth would have been age 55. Lewis was enumerated in 1850 in the household of John Painter, and appears to be John’s son—and thus possibly a grandson of Isaac Painter.

EEP

[A] Marriage license: Isaac Painter and Elizabeth Redd, 13 Aug 1799, Frederick Co., Virginia. (John Vogt & T. William Kethley, Jr., "Frederick County Marriages, 1738-1850" (Athens, Ga.: Iberian Publishing Co., 1984), p. 400.)

Cross posted to: Painter; Redd; Fairfield County, Ohio; Frederick County, Virginia; and Franklin County, Ohio message boards.

Redd - Painter challenge #1: Frederick Co., Virginia & Richland Co., Ohio

EPainter8305 — 11 May 2008 4:38:33 GMT

John Painter (1775-1860), a son of John Painter and Susannah Stratton, was born and grew up in Frederick County, Virginia. He is reported to have married twice. His second wife, Rachel Redd, daughter of George Redd and Rachel Fawcett, is reasonably well documented, as are their 12 children. There is an 1808 marriage record for John and Rachel #2, and ensuing Quaker disciplinary actions against Rachel, her father, and John’s brother Robert. [A]

John Painter’s first wife is the challenge. John Painter and Rachel Redd, probable daughter of Andrew Redd and Elizabeth Hollingsworth, may have been married in the mid- or late-1790s. Yet there is no surviving marriage record, nor does there seem to be any original document that mentions Rachel #1 specifically. The couple reportedly had five sons. Nothing is known of two of them, reportedly Lawrence and Washington, except their names. For the remaining three sons, reportedly Jacob, Andrew, and Ephraim, no known document links them to their parents nor to each other.

About the closest item of proof that Rachel Redd #1 existed and married a Painter is the 1818 will of Andrew Redd of Frederick County, Virginia. He directed: “to my grandson Ephraim Painter one hundred and fifty dollars to be paid to him by my executor when he arrives at the age of twenty one years.” Ephraim clearly was not a son of Andrew Redd’s daughter Elizabeth (also mentioned in the will) who married in 1799 Isaac Painter (a first cousin of John Painter). Ephraim did not migrate to Ohio with his father and Rachel #2 around 1812. Instead, Epraim probably grew up in his grandfather’s household; was married and died in Frederick County.

The late Harold Painter included in “The Painter Family” (1975) the following biographical sketch of his grandfather, Nelson William Painter, from Mark A. McGruder, “History of Pettis County, Missouri” (Topeka Historical Publishing Co., 1919), p. 688.

“NELSON PAINTER…a son of Hamilton and Matilda (Grub) Painter. Hamilton was born in Virginia and was a son of John Painter.
“John Painter was twice married and both his first and second wives strangely bore the maiden name of Rachel Red, although they were not related. To both of his marriages were born 17 children.”

Nelson William Painter was born 23 August 1838 in Richland County, Ohio, presumably on the Painter family’s farm in Perry Township. He lived with or near his paternal grandparents John and Rachel #2, and was enumerated in the same household with them in the 1850 census. He moved to Missouri in 1860, the year John passed away, was a Union soldier, and returned to Richland County in 1865-66, while Rachel #2 was still living. Nelson himself was living when his biographical sketch was published, and almost certainly provided the information, which seems to be very reliable.

While indicating nothing of the existence of Rachel #1, Hazel M. Kendall, “This Book Records the Descendants of William Gregg the Friend Immigrant to Delaware 1682…” (Anderson, Indiana: 1944), p. 146, indicated that John Painter’s marriage to Rachel #2 was his second marriage. “…John Painter 1775-1860 Richland Co. Ohio (m. (2) Rachel Redd 1781-1862 prob. dau. of George Redd m. 1781 Rachel Fawcett…” In this same paragraph, however, there is information missing, questionable, or wrong.

EEP

[A] Marriage license: John Painter & Rachel Redd, 2 Jun 1808, Frederick Co., Virginia; Lewis Chastain, minister. "Frederick County, Virginia, Marriages," Eliza Timberlake Davis, ed. (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1973), p. 57. Chastain, a Methodist minister, also performed the marriage ceremony for John's first cousin Abraham Painter in 1807.

3 Jul 1809: Rachel (Redd) Painter, "Married out [of discipline]--testimony signed against and referred back to [Hopewell] Women's Mtg." (Joint Committee of Hopewell Friends, "Hopewell Friends History, 1734-1934, Frederick County, Virginia" (Strasburg, Virginia: Shenandoah Publishing House, Inc., 1936), p. 525.)

4 Sep 1809: Robert Painter and George Redd disowned by Hopewell for "Attending a wedding accomplished contrary to discipline." (Joint Committee of Hopewell Friends, "Hopewell Friends History, 1734-1934, Frederick County, Virginia" (Strasburg, Virginia: Shenandoah Publishing House, Inc., 1936), p. 515.)

Cross posted to: Painter; Redd; Frederick County, Virginia; and Richland County, Ohio message boards.

Painter Family Christmas Book 1907

Donna Huff — 12 Aug 2003 2:49:31 GMT

I have transcribed a book that is in rhyme written by Isaac Painter of Marshalltown, Iowa. Our line is from Absalom Painter and Sarah Thompson in Delaware and Henry County, Indiana. Don't know how these connect to the Painters from Marshalltown but the book was in the family. Will send the text to interested parties.

Accident of J. L. Painter at Alderson, Oklahoma

maryachtrh — 24 Apr 2008 7:40:51 GMT

Appears in "The Ravia Tribune" 22 September 1904, Ravia, Johnston County, Indian Territory, now Oklahoma

At Alderson J. L. Painter was injured while attempting to drive across the Choctaw tracks. A locomotive dashed into the horse and buggy, killing the animal, demolishing the vehicle and throwing Mr. Painter out. He was severely injured.

Children of Peter Painter Emmeline Brown Painter

Jacki Dunton — 22 Aug 2000 10:16:12 GMT

I am trying to locate any information on the following people. They would have been born in or around Chillicothe, Ohio early 1800s.
The names are:
Martha Ellen Painter (my great grandmother)
George W. Painter
Mary Painter
Jacob Painter
Rebecca Painter
Charles Painter
Caroline Painter and
John Painter.
Thank you for any info you might have on this family members.

Thomas Painter obit

cobr62 — 28 Mar 2008 5:41:43 GMT

Just sharing for anyone interested. Tom was my brother-in-law:

MIDDLETOWN, IN — Thomas R. Painter, 58, Middletown, died March 9, 2008, at his residence after an extended illness.

He was born Sept. 14, 1949, in Anderson and lived in the Middletown area all of his life. He retired from Delco Remy Division of General Motors after 30 years of service.

Tom loved his family and friends and he adopted everyone he knew into his life.

He is survived by his wife, Donna (Sanders) Painter, whom he married June 13, 1999; daughters, Stacy Painter of Anderson, Kelly and husband, Rodney Mitchell of Burlington, Ky., Amanda Strausser of Anderson, Thalah Keefer of Anderson, Ashley Sanders of Anderson, Jessi Hollen of Middletown, and Brianna Painter of Middletown; mother, Ruby (Poole) Painter of Middletown; sister, Cathy Hilligoss of Markleville; brother, Steve and wife, Linda Painter of Markleville; 11 grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.

He was preceded in death by his father, Charles Painter; and a brother-in-law, Rick Hilligoss.

Services will be at 1 p.m. Friday at Robert D. Loose Funeral Home, South Chapel, 200 W. 53rd St., Anderson, with Pastor Michael Johnson officiating. Burial will be in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery, Anderson.

Visitation will be from 4 to 8 p.m. Thursday at the South Chapel.
Published in The Herald Bulletin on 3/11/2008.

George Painter-England-Name Change

chrisedge194 — 6 Apr 2005 3:59:52 GMT

Refer to message board for Darter & details of children Maud Rosevere Painter ,Ediith Gertrude Painter.Florence Grace Painter,Amy J Painter, Ethel Maria Painter,Elsie Nina Painter .George Archibald Painter ,Nellie Painter .Cissie Painter of London Birmingham & Scotland & wife Emma Gertrude Harrison

J. L. Painter was injured by train while crossing the track

maryachtrh — 26 Feb 2008 10:06:04 GMT

Appears in "The Wapanucka Press" 22 September 1904, Wapanucka, Johnston County, Indian Territory, now Oklahoma

At Alderson, J. L. Painter, was injured while attempting to drive across the Choctaw tracks. A locomotive dashed into the horse and buggy, killing the animal, demolishing the vehicle and throwing Mr. Painter out. He was severely injured.

Daniel Painter (Bainter) b. 1826 in Ohio

lbainter1 — 22 Feb 2008 3:03:29 GMT

Daniel was born 28 Oct 1826 in Ohio. He married Charlotte Cory on 22 Sep 1850 in Henry Cty, Ohio and was listed as Daniel Painter on the marriage records as well as the 1850
Ohio Census which shows him residing with the Corys. Daniel and Charlotte had eight(8) chilren:
William - 1852 Sarah - 1854 Thomas - 1858
Mary Ellen - 1861 John - 1864 Barry - 1867
Ella Belle - 1867 Edward - 1869
All are buried in Edinburg, Missouri under the Bainter name including Daniel.
Does anyone have anything on Daniel's parents?
Please contact me at: lbainter@cox.net
Thanks, Lynn in Kansas

John George Bender daughter Mary Polly b. 1788

dtstoner — 10 Feb 2008 1:44:17 GMT

I have a John George Bender (no further information) as the father of Mary Polly Bender, b. 9 April 1788 in Pennsylvania. Mary Polly married George Steiner, Jr., b. 16 Feb 1781, in Cumberland County, PA, and they then moved to Stark County, OH. They subsequently changed surname to Stoner. Their son John Stoner then moved to Atchison County, Missouri in 1843, where the family settled for good, and where I grew up.

I find a John George Bender in the "germanna" database that seems to fit time and place. Looking for source documents that would tie this together.

Thanks!

Painters in PA around 1905

Lori — 11 Aug 2000 5:27:24 GMT

Hi. I am just beginning to research my family history. My grandfather's name was Paul Painter. He was born in PA in 1905. I don't remember his parents' names, but his siblings were Olive, Ruth and, I , Bob or Bill. I remember my grandfather telling me the original spelling of the name was Penter, but I don't know when it was changed. Any info appreciated. Oh, and I do remember on his mother's side somewhere was the surname of Doyle. Thanks.

Seeking Grandmothers parents

peggycrabill970 — 21 Dec 2007 5:12:26 GMT

looking for imformation on james and mary/marena painter i know they had a daughter named Virginia they once lived in preble county and in franklin county 1870 1880 and imfromation would be really great virginia painter would have been my grandmother i do know she married jedadia gullett but know nothing about her parents

Mary Magdalene Painter of Page Co Va

oclarke11 — 7 Jan 2008 12:14:30 GMT

Need parents & siblings for Mary & her husband Henry Price.They were b abt 1780. Their son Stephen b abr 1814 marr Margaret Huffman 1 Jan 1834 in Page Co. Margaret was the dau of Daniel Huffman & Margaret Bungard. Also need children for Stephen & Margaret.
Ollie

Painter DNA Project

MarkPainter — 14 Sep 2007 10:43:43 GMT

Greetings,

Just a note to let you all know that there is a Painter and Bender DNA Project through FamilyTreeDNA.com. As many of you know, Bender/Painter genealogy is rough going and by using the DNA project we may be able to connect lines we suspect were related or break through that brick wall. I personally think it is facinating, the information takes you back 10,000 years and by taking it a step further you can join the National Geographic's "Genographic" program that shows how those with your dna migrated from Africa to Europe etc. I highly recomend it.

Mark S. Painter

George Edward "Bud" PAINTER , 3 Dec 2007, 101st b-day event

LorraineGilmer02 — 13 Dec 2007 10:22:50 GMT

not related - for your info

Daily Press
Victorville, San Bernardino, CA.
13 Dec 2007, B8

Daily Press
Victorville, San Bernardino, CA.
13 Dec 2007, B2

101ST BIRTHDAY

Bud Painter

George Edward “Bud” Painter celebrated his 101st birthday Dec. 3, 2007. Born in Houston, Texas, he was one of six children of Audley and Dora Painter. His family moved to Southern California in October 1919.
Bud was married for almost 63 years to Norma Taylor. They were the parents of Leora Larson of Big Bear and Barbara Phillys of Spokane, Wash. Bud and his second wife of 11 years, Beverly Geil, reside in Apple Valley. Bud is the grandfather of five, great-grandfather of 10 and
great-great-grandfather of 18, with the 19th due in 2008.
Bud is a mason and member of the NRA Golden Eagles. His hobbies have been fishing and hunting deer since the 1930s. Now Bud enjoys feeding the lizards and making an occasional trip to Laughlin.

Mary painter died January 30 1797

daphnekenney — 23 Oct 2007 4:53:59 GMT

looking for the parents of Mary Painter. The only information I have about her right now is she married Jonathan Stride on March 20 1785 and she died january 30 1797

Rebecca Painter m John Wesley Giles in PA

cacattell — 11 Aug 2007 7:11:22 GMT

Looking for information on Rebecca Painter, daughter of George and Ann Painter. She was born 30 Nov 1842 Indiana County, PA and died 06 Sept 1917 in McKeesport, Pa. She married John Wesley Giles, son of George Giles and Isabella Snowball who married on 07 July 1833 in Northumberland, England.

John Wesley Giles and Rebecca Painter had nine children:

George Grant Giles (my Greatgrandfather)
David Giles
Belle Giles
Thomas R. Giles
Margaret Giles
Lee Giles
Annie Giles
Henry J. Giles
John C. Giles

Thank you.

Painter of Goulburn

Bel_Tsap — 8 Oct 2007 3:19:54 GMT

Hello,
I am looking for any connections to William PAINTER born in Mummell 1851 and died in Goulburn 1944. Son of Thomas Painter and Sophia Goulding, and wife to Emma (Emily) Kates.
Any information would be greatly appreciated

Thanks
Belinda

George Washington Painter research

Brenda_Conkel — 7 Oct 2007 11:13:22 GMT

I would like to contact the person who has done the research on George Washington Painter
b. 19 Apr 1815 in Westmoreland Co. Pa.
d. 29 Apr 1894 in Boggs Twp. Armstrong Co. Pa.
They list his 1st wife as Mary Ann Dickson
b. ABT 1822 in Meadville, Crawford Co., PA,
d. ABT 1850 in unknown location.
They had the following children:

1. Thomas b: 4 Apr 1840 in Franklin Co. Pa. mar. Larua Swartzwelder

2. Henry b: 8 Jan 1845 in Blair CO., Pa. mar. Margaret (Mary) H. Anderson

3. Susan PAINTER b: 1842/1843 unknown(TARR) FARR

4. Mary Elizabeth b: ABT 1850 mar. unknown WAGNER

He then married Elizabeth Schwartz (Swartzwelder) They had the following children:

1. Samuel b: 10 Sep 1854 in Franklin Twp, Armstrong Co. Pa. m. #1 Elizabeth Whitlinger #2 Cynthia Belle McCoy

2. Emma Jane b: 1855/1856 mar. unknown Wilson

3. Wallace Stuart b: 23 Jun 1860 in...Pa. mar#1 Rachel Ann Stockdill #2 Emma Willis (DeWitt) #3 Margaret Sill He lived in Calif.

4. Charles b: ABT 1868 in Pa. d. before father's will was written in 1892

5. George M. b: 1 Oct 1871 in Boggs Twp, Armstrong Co. Pa. mar. Ida Martha Reed

Please forward my e-mail address heibert61@yahoo.com.

Thank you,
Brenda

Painter's in Oregon

clatsop1 — 11 Dec 2004 4:19:39 GMT

G.W. Cook married Mary (a Clatsop Indian) in Astoria, Oregon. One of their children, Kate, married W.B. Painter (from Iowa). Their child William G. Painter married Minnie Hutchens. Their child William Maxwell Painter married Flora Josephine Vineyard. Their child, William Thomas Painter, is my father.
I am a Clatsop tribal spiritual leader interested in any info from our relatives.
Konoway Nika Tillicum ("all my relations").
Jeff

Ephraim Painter & Eliza Myers of Frederick Co., Virginia, 1800s

EPainter8305 — 23 Jul 2007 2:30:06 GMT

Ephraim Painter, about 1804 to 1852
Eliza Myers, about 1816-21 to before 1870
Married 28 October 1840, Frederick County, Virginia

Ephraim Painter, a son of Virginia Quaker couple John and Rachel (Redd) Painter, was born about 1804 in Frederick County, Virginia [A]. Rachel died when Ephraim was very young; his father remarried in 1808 [B]. John Painter sold his Virginia land and went to Ohio about 1812, settling in Richland County. Accompanying him were: two sons from his first marriage (Jacob and Andrew); second wife (also named Rachel Redd); and two children from his second marriage (Miriam and Hamilton). Ephraim remained behind in Virginia, probably entrusted to the care of his maternal grandparents, Andrew and Elizabeth (Hollingsworth) Redd. Andrew Redd’s 1818 will bequeathed “to my grandson Ephraim Painter one hundred and fifty dollars…when he arrives at the age of twenty one years.”

The next record of Ephraim Painter is his marriage to Eliza Myers on 28 October 1840 in Frederick County [C]. Eliza was born in Frederick County, a daughter of Joseph Myers [D]. Three records of her age provide conflicting information about her date of birth; a good guess is 1816 to 1821 [E].

Ephraim was not recorded in the 1840 census. Having married late in the year, Ephraim and Eliza probably did not “go into housekeeping”--establish their own home--until after the enumeration. The couple and four children were recorded in the 1850 census. The heads of the two preceding households on the same census sheet would become important to Ephraim Painter’s family after he died.

1850 U.S. Census, District 16, Frederick Co., Virginia; p. 352B, 23 November 1850.
3. Gabriel Chism [head], 58, laborer.
…
6. Lewis W. Hale [head], 42, farmer ($2,000).
…
10. Ephraim Painter [head], 46, laborer.
11. Eliza Painter, 43.
12. James H. Painter, 9.
13. George W. Painter, 4.
14. Ann E. Painter, 3.
15. Mary C. Painter, 1.
Notes: Neither Ephraim nor Eliza could read or write; James had attended school; all persons listed above born in Virginia.

Ephraim died in 1852, the exact date is not known. He left no will, but there are three estate-related documents [F]. Under Virginia law, his widow would receive a third of his property and his children two-thirds.

First: inventory and appraisal on 27 August 1852. Ephraim owned no land. Wheat valued at $26.95 was deducted for rent. His most valuable possessions were two mares worth $30 and $35, and 105 bushels of wheat worth $80.92. Total appraised value: $254.56.

Second: sale of his property on 27 September 1852 realized a total of $278.40. Three lots were purchased by one “Sorriya Painter.” We presume that this is a reference to Ephraim’s widow; she was the only adult Painter in the neighborhood in that time [G].

Third: settlement sheet that appears to be dated 1 October 1853. It is very difficult to read. One important section is readable: “The remaining 2/3 [of the estate] go to the children of deceased to wit: James, George W., Ann, Mary, and Elyas Painter, of whom Lewis M. Hale is Guardian, the sum told being $83.15” (punctuation added for clarity). This is the only primary source that identifies specifically the children of Ephraim. (1850 and 1860 census sheets do not indicate relationship, and, strictly speaking, are secondary sources.)

1860 U.S. Census, District 8, Frederick Co., Virginia; p. 163, (P. O. Stephensburg), 2 August 1860.
35. Eliza Painter [head], 44, housekeeper ($-0-, $60), VA.
36. James H. -----, 18, farm hand, VA.
37. Ann E. -----, 13, VA.
38. Mary C. -----, 12, VA.
39. Elisha P. -----, 7, VA.
40. Amanda F. -----, 4, VA.
Note: George, reported age 16, was enumerated in the household of Lewis M. Hale, his legal guardian. Amanda F., born about 4 years after the death of Ephraim, appears to have been adopted by Eliza.

Eliza Painter and neighbor Gabriel Chism, an elderly widower, were married in October 1864 in Frederick County [H]. They were not enumerated in the 1870 census, and were probably no longer living. Mary C. Painter and Amanda Painter, were enumerated together in the household of one Louisa Chishom.

The burial places of Ephraim Painter and Eliza Myers have not been identified.

Children:

i) James H. -- born December 1841; married Ann E. Nolen, daughter of Thomas and Mary (Krider) Nolen on 13 June 1876 in Frederick County; one son, John Thomas. James H. died after 1910. (Suspect that he was named James Henry Painter, after his father’s first cousin James Henry Redd.)

ii) George W. -- born April 1844; married Mary Jane Kline, daughter of Samuel J. and Martha J. (Grim) Kline, on 24 March 1875 in Winchester, Frederick County; four daughters, Martha, Elizabeth “Lizzy,” May O., and Georgianna. George W. died after 1900.

iii) Ann E. -- born about 1846-47. Enumerated in 1850 census, twice in 1860. No Frederick County marriage record; not found in 1870 census.

iv) Mary C. -- born about 1849; married John T. Cogill, son of John and Margaret Cogill, on 10 January 1875 in Frederick County. (John was then a widower in his 60s.) Five children reported in 1900 census (all living). Probably Lula; Minna or Lillie; Willy; Anne M., and Elizabeth. Died after 1900. (Suspect that Mary’s full name may have been Mary Curson Painter; named after her maternal grandmother.)

v) Elias -- born about 1852. Known from two records: as “Elyas” in father’s 1853 estate settlement, and as “Elisha P.” in 1860 census. The legal document, as a primary source, is stronger evidence. Elias may have been named for a possible uncle: in the 1850 census, in the household of Elias Painter’s grandfather, Joseph S. Myers (age 57), was Elias Myers (age 20)--quite possibly father and son; they both followed the same trade. No Frederick County marriage record; not found in 1870 or 1880 censuses.

Amanda F. -- born May 1856, four years after Ephraim’s death. Adopted daughter of Eliza Painter. According to “Frederick County, Virginia, Births 1855-96,” Beth Fridley, comp. (database online), Amanda’s father’s name was not given, her mother was identified as “C.” No Frederick County marriage record; not found in 1880 censuses. She is reported incorrectly by Harold Painter to be a daughter of Ephraim.

EEP

Crossposted to Painter / Myers / Frederick County, Virginia message boards

Notes:

[A] Identification of Ephraim’s parents from Harold Painter, “The Painter Family” (1975), p. 24. While not citing a specific source for this identification, the late Harold Painter’s sources included a journal (now lost) of Hamilton Painter (1810-1897), and oral accounts of Hamilton’s son Sherman Marquis Painter (1857-1938). John Painter and his first wife Rachel Redd were married probably in the late 1790s in Frederick County. No record of the marriage (or of Rachel Redd herself) survives, but Andrew Redd’s 1818 will--“my grandson Ephraim Painter”--provides evidence. Another of Andrew Redd’s daughters, Elizabeth, married Isaac Painter (a first cousin of John Painter) in 1799, but Elizabeth was living in 1818 and named specifically in the will.

[B] Marriage license: John Painter & Rachel Redd, 2 June 1808, Frederick Co., Virginia; Lewis Chastain, minister. "Frederick County, Virginia, Marriages," Eliza Timberlake Davis, ed. (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1973), p. 57. Chastain, a Methodist minister, also performed the marriage ceremony for John's first cousin Abraham Painter in 1807.

[C] Marriage record from John Vogt & T. William Kethley, Jr., “Frederick County Marriages, 1738-1850” (Athens, Ga.: Iberian Publishing Co., 1984), p. 177. Rev. John Allemong performed the marriage ceremony. (Rev. Allemong, was a Methodist minister in the Stephens City area, Frederick County.)

[D] From Eliza’s 1864 marriage record. Only the month and year were indicated. Frederick County Virginia, Marriage Register No. 2, 1853-1907.

[E] Three records report Eliza’s age:
1850 census / age 43 / born about 1807;
1860 census / age 44 / born about 1816;
1864 marriage record / age 43 / born about 1821.
The 1864 marriage record specifies also that her father was Joseph Myers. Myers’ reported ages in the 1850 and 1860 censuses--57 and 65, respectively--indicate he was born about 1793 or 1795--too young for Eliza to have been born about 1807. He married Mary Kurson on 13 July 1816 in Frederick County.

[F] These were obtained from the Handley Regional Library, Winchester, Virginia.

[G] “Sorriya” may be a clerk’s attempt at the Latin/legal term for wife: “uxor.”

[H] Gabriel Chism, shoemaker of Frederick County, widower, age 73, born in Orange County, Virginia, son of William and Delphia Chism. (Frederick County Virginia, Marriage Register No. 2, 1853-1907.)

Spain Painter b.c1834 d.1897 in Rutherford Co., NC

Evelyn Shows — 21 Jul 2004 7:53:45 GMT

Searching for burial site of Hartwell Spain Painter of Rutherford Co., NC. Have read on message board that Spain was born & died in Union Co., SC. However, he was a brother to my g grand-mother Myra Painter Butler of Rfd Co., & he died @ the home of my grandfather in early 1897 (by Mar.). His will was dated Dec. 15, 1896. Trying to prove/disprove that he was buried @ Butler-Painter Family Cemetery between Ellenboro & Caroleen. The UDC is including him in a new Civil War Soldiers Book (Heroes of the Sixties) as having been buried in Rfd Co. If info is confirmed, we can order a CSA Grave Marker for him. So far, have not found a grave marker, nor found him in any cemetery listing. He has had descendants in Upstate SC. I have details on his Civil War Service (SC Holcombe's Legion) & US Marine Corps. Hope someone will come forward with confirmation or info. Please e-mail me e_shows@bellsouth.net.

Robert Painter, Coryell County, Texas

xfilelsd|M1079283 — 2 May 2005 10:04:18 GMT

I'm looking for information concerning Robert and his family. Robert is listed on the 1860 census along with his wife Louisa, daughters Mary and Emily, and what looks like a son named Martin.

My 3rd great grandmother was Mary Elizabeth Painter and she had a sister named Emily. They are buried in the Coffey Cemetery.

I would really appreciate hearing from anyone that has information on this family.

Painter/ Panther

Debbie — 25 Apr 1999 2:59:29 GMT

Trying to find out information about my grandfather Walter Painter/or Panther, on my father b. record it has his father as Walter Painter and his name as Leroy Painter But than some time in the 1930s their names where crossed out on my dads birth record and it was changed to Panther, I've asked and searched the Vital records in Tenn., but because the records where sealed they say I can't have the reasons why these changes where made on my dads birth records, My dad has passed away, so there isn't any person living that I know of that knew my grand father or any of his family. Walter was married to my grandmother in the 1920's her name was Drucy Smith, my dad was born in 1928, they divorced shortly after my dads birth. I was told by my grandmother before she died, that he was Native American. I was hoping that someone may know if the Panthers may have been known as Painters because they were native American. And they Changed their names to prevent ridicule during the turn of the century.Any information will be grateful.
Walter Painter/Panther b.1905
Drucy Smith b.1905

Sara Painter Moyer

Diane B — 24 Sep 1999 6:50:25 GMT

Looking for information on Sara Painter who married Daniel Moyer,Pennsylvania. Children: Sallie 1867--1937, Daniel, Rebecca, David, Emma, Fred, Isaiah, Uriah, Mary and Amanda. Sally married Samuel Wartluft (04/14/1861--1934)Children Hattie(1888-1958)born in Newmanstown, PA, married Charles Hartman; Robert; Irwin (1884-1965); Mae 1898/99-; Samuel 1891-.E-mail bomergerdj@yahoo.com

James Whitfield Painter

Debby Cook — 19 Jul 2006 11:45:36 GMT

I have a picture of James Whitfield Painter, age 3 years, that I found at an antique store in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The photographer was Hartsook with many locations in California.

I am not researching this family, but picked it up to see if I could find a family member who might like to have it.

Please contact me at: dlc0418@hotmail.com

Gertrude Painter in Connecticut High School Class of 1929 Photo

Not_A_Relative — 30 May 2007 6:01:07 GMT

Gertrude Painter in Bloomfield High School, Bloomfield, Connecticut Class of 1929 Photo

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PAINTER Robert Norman "Backwoods Bob", obit , 1922 NY - 2007 CA.

LorraineGilmer02 — 26 May 2007 2:32:40 GMT

not related - for your info only
Daily Press, Victorville, San Bernardino, CA
26 May 2007 , B2

ROBERT PAINTER

Robert Norman “Backwoods Bob” Painter, 85, passed away May 17, 2007. He resided in the High Desert for 18 years. He was born in Freemont Center, N.Y., on Nov. 25, 1922.
Robert was a true outdoorsman. He spent many years as a professional trapper, creating and selling unique lures and jewelry. Throughout his lifetime, he also enjoyed gold mining, painting, rock collecting, hunting and fishing.
Robert is survived by his wife of 59 years, Gladys; daughter, Janet; sons, Larry and Robert Jr.; four brothers; two sisters; six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Announcements will be sent out with date, time and location of services.

PAINTER Robert Norman "Backwoods Bob", obit , 1922 NY - 2007 CA.

LorraineGilmer02 — 26 May 2007 2:31:38 GMT

NC (John A. Painter)

Wendy Painter Randall — 18 Aug 2001 7:31:18 GMT

I am trying to locate anyone that is doing research on the Painter family line in NC. If you are doing research in any of the following counties please contact me at Wran780515@aol.com: Durham, Granville, Alamance, Franklin, Wake and especially Person. I am a descendent of John A. Painter and my greataunt has compiled a book back to him and his family in Person County, NC. I am continuing her research. Can anyone tell me where the family name Painter originated?

Tunget/painter

tlongberry — 18 May 2007 5:36:57 GMT

I have Fielding Tunget (b abt 1807 VA, D abt 1840 OH)
married Mary Jane Painter in Ross County Ohio abt 1837.
they had a child named Mary Jane b approx 1840, Fielding died and his widow Mary Jane,I think, married William Williams (abt 1844) again in Ross county Oh. The daughter Mary Jane married a man named Lewis, and was living in New Holland, OH in 1895(according to the will of her uncle John Tonguet of Union County, OH). Does anyone have any info on these people? any help would be appreciated!!!

Painter family

annhorning92 — 14 Apr 2007 7:56:51 GMT

Looking for any link, or information on the Painter family. All I have is my g-grandpa Samuel Grover (cleveland?) painter, possibley had two brothers, Jessie and Karol (thats the spelling I got for his name) They were originally from Ohio, not sure when but Samuel made it to Michigan and married Goldie Christian. Their children were:

Melvin
John (called him Jack)
Glen
William
Elaine
If anyone out there may have anything to share I would be forever greatful!

ALICE MAE PAINTER

aagh142667 — 14 Apr 2007 2:02:24 GMT

Hi, i'm searching for any information on Alice Mae Painter, I believe she was the daughter to Norman Irving Painter and Alice Finlayson. Alice Mae may have been born in 1926 died either in 1957 or 1958 of birth complications. She was born in either PA or NJ, died in NJ Gloucester County. Alice Mae had a sister name Virginia. Norman Painter was born in DE. Any help would really be appreciated.

Searching for names of parents/siblings of Samuel Grover Painter Ohio/Michigan

annhorning92 — 14 Apr 2007 12:37:29 GMT

I'm trying to find information on my family and have very little to go by. Samuel Grover (Cleveland?) Painter from Ohio (canton maybe) not sure when, but made it it to Michigan. Was married to Goldie Christian, had 4 sons, 1 daughter, d.1941.

Painters in the Pittsburgh, PA area

cacattell — 3 Apr 2007 7:00:13 GMT

Looking to update information on:
Birth dates range from 1907-1917

Ann Jane
Ezekiel
George
Harry
Horace G.
Horace Gibbons
James K.
Levina
Lucinda
MarthaMary Elizabeth
Rebecca who married John Wesley Giles (my GGgrandparents)
Rufus Harrison
Samuel

Anyone look familiar?

Thanks!

William H Painter 1888 South Carolina

CaroleeDiamond6 — 24 Mar 2007 1:26:58 GMT

William Henry Painter's WWI Draft Registration says he was born in Gaffrey, Cherokee Co., South Carolina in 1888 but I can not find his parents. Can anyone help me? William settled in Spartanburg. Is anyone familiar with William and his family?

Looking for information on Sarah J. Painter b. 1901 in Kansas

eddyw4 — 4 Mar 2007 4:16:04 GMT

Hi,
I am looking for any information about my great aunt Sarah J. Painter. Painter is her married name. Parrish is her maiden name. She was born in Burlingame, KS in 1901 to Jack and Rose Parrish. She died in K.C., MO. She is buried in the Burlingame Cemetery. I know she had a son, but from what I heard she was married a couple of times and I have no clue of what his first or last name is. The only person still alive on that side of my family is my father and he does not remember. I hope someday someone will come across this and know who this person is and/or have any information that would help me out.

Thanks,
Nicole Weakley

Robert Lee Painter and Sarah Elizabeth Vest Painter

BrendaSims70 — 16 Apr 2004 1:30:35 GMT

I am looking for info on Sarah Elizabeth Vest who married Robert Lee Painter.They are the grandparents of Helen Painter Caldwell.She would like to find out more info on them.They were from Rockbridge County,Va. Thanks,Brenda Sims

Lillie Painter married a Kates

RCaplinger2142 — 23 Feb 2007 7:42:37 GMT

Looking for information on Lillie Painter, trying to find who she married. He's last name was Kates and belive he was Cherokee. She was born April 13, 1873 and Died March 30, 1933 in Norman, Oklahoma. Her children are Cecil Harvey,Born 1905 Elizabeth (Janie),born May 9, 1907 in Memphis, Tn and Travis (Pete)born 1912

PAINTER, Donald A.

CCayemberg — 14 Feb 2007 2:36:32 GMT

The Leaf-Chronicle, Clarksville, TN, February 13, 2007
Donald A. Painter, 60, Southside, died Sunday, Feb. 11, 2007, at his home after a lingering illness.

No services are planned. Sykes Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

He was born son of the late Jesse W. Painter and Mary E. Painter.

He was retired from Carpenters Union Local 174, Joliet, Ill. He was the loving father of Jesse A. (Rhonda) Painter, Jayme (Gail) Painter, Dana Painter, Donald W. (Marlene) Painter, LaDonna (Eddie) Whitehead, Donnel (Shane) Basdin. He is also survived by a sister, Nancy Williams, 10 grandchildren, and numerous friends and relatives.

The family of Mr. Painter would like to express their appreciation to Deziree, Andrea, Hillary, Jim and Tina of AseraCare for all their support and help.

Contributions may be made to AseraCare Hospice, 1539-C Ashland City Road, Clarksville, TN 37040.

Painter, Stiles, Luck, Cooper

PIPPASTILES — 30 Jan 2007 9:37:38 GMT

Looking for anyone who has any Painter, Luck, Stiles, cooper in their family tree

Jacob Painter/Penter and Eve Swickard

LanceGill — 3 Jul 2001 11:50:42 GMT

Looking for information about Jacob Painter/Penter (1783-1848) and Eve Swickard (1791-). Eve was a daughter of Martin Swickard and Christina Dague. She and Jacob had children:

1. Elizabeth (1811-) married William Campbell on 18 Nov 1828 in Jefferson Co. Ohio.
2. Christina (1814-1886) married 1st Andrew J. Mushrush and 2nd Jacob Waggoner on 24 Sep 1863.
3. Jacob Painter Jr. (19 Apr 1816-6 Feb 1896) married Keziah McClean (20 May 1816-30 Aug 1882) on 28 Jan 1836.

Any information would be appreciated.

Lance D. Gill
records@raex.com

Charles Painter - Wellsburg, WV

jrsmith2858 — 22 Jan 2007 10:50:48 GMT

Looking for relatives of Charles Painter born Aug 31 1919, died in March of 1969 in Wellsburg, WV. Husband of Mary Ellen Sandreth. Also Russell Labanna Painter born Feb 14, 1904 Pennsylvania, died May 19, 1955 West Virginia. Husband of Minnie Leona Gilkey.

jrsmith58@comcast.net .

searching for relatives

jeremy painter in wv — 6 Feb 2000 7:29:45 GMT

looking for relatives of stewart quincy painter of west virginia and his son carlos vandal painter also of west virginia or any other painters from west virginia thank you

Painter/Burress/Yost familes of Tazewell,Va. & Bethel, Ohio

rickman2001 — 7 Jan 2007 12:26:27 GMT

I am looking for information on my GGGrandmother Martha Jane Burress Yost Painter. She was born 1863 & died 1956. She married 1st William George Yost and then John Milton Painter. I am told that she is buried at Tate Township Cemetery in Bethel Ohio and I assuming that she is buried with Mr. Painter. Any information would be greatly appreciated and hopefully this will cross some relatives. Thanks!

Charles Henry Painter & Mary Ann Winterton son Albert Edward b.1885

TerrySparkes97 — 14 Dec 2006 11:47:24 GMT

Looking for anyone with information on Charles Henry & Mary Ann Winterton & children. Son Albert Edward Painter m. Margaret Woodbine 1910 in March, Cambridgshire, England their daughter is living in Australia. Contact teza1t@optusnet.com.au

painter

Carole Painter — 28 Jan 2000 11:44:19 GMT

IS ANYONE OUT THERE SEARCHING FOR PAINTERS IN
ENGLAND! HAVE RUN INTO A DEADEND AND NEED SOME HELP. Carole Painter

Ronald Lee Painter originally from OK

Belinda McClure — 13 Apr 2004 8:22:51 GMT

I am assisting my cousin in trying to locate her birth father, Ronald Lee Painter b. 9/6/1934 in or around Haileyville OK. He married Owana "Jean" Smith in 1959 (give or take a year either direction. They had two children Cynthia Jamilee b. 7/5/1960 and James Mark b. 6/12/1961. Jean and Ronald were divorced in 1962.

His mother's last name was Johnson or Johnston. It is believed he remarried and may have a daughter named Tammy and another son named James (called Jim).

If you have any information on the whereabout of this man or his family please let me know as soon as possible.

Edward & Victoria Humphries Painter

campobelloboy — 22 Mar 2003 5:13:04 GMT

Looking for information on Edward and Victoria's Children.
Edward b. June 23, 1877 Gaffney SC d. March 27, 1953 Gaffney Buried at Stateline Baptist Church.
Victoria Humphries Painter b. June 22, 1877 Gaffney SC
D. April 10, 1966 Buried at StateLine Baptist Church. Victoria was the Daughter of Greenberry and Susan Parris Humphries.
Children of Edward and Victoria:

1. Marie Painter Sp: ??? Jackson
2. Nora Painter Sp: ??? Tate
3. Connie Painter Sp: ??? Woodey
4. Lula Painter Sp: ??? Scruggs
5. Willie Painter
6. Samuel Painter
7. Lonnie Painter
8. Joe Painter
9. Robert Painter

Painter family

wwllvet — 5 Nov 2006 1:48:14 GMT

Looking for information on William M. Painter, a resident of Pueblo, Colorado during the 40's, 50's and 60's. Was a cousin of Nettie Lee Hammell, and or James Stevens Hammell.

Painter family c1850-1910

Len Evans — 14 Oct 2006 2:56:07 GMT

Any information re Painter family,Wandsworth, Lambeth, Battersea, Clapham, Stoke Nwington, Surrey London gratefully recieved.
George Painter m Sarah Standbridge 5/8/1821 Stoke Newington,George's father also George b dates not known,
Emma Painter m Thomas Milborrow ealy 1800's Parents of Emma Milborrow my paternal grandmother born c1850
Thank you Len Evans.

Painters in Hardin Co KY

b_silfies2 — 5 Jan 2002 2:29:01 GMT

Anybody out there researching the Painters in Hardin Co KY or nearby counties in the late 1700s and the early 1800s. There was a Joseph Painter in the earliest KY census, and several marriages down through the years.

Betty

Painter ( Missouri )

Eldon Painter — 10 Dec 1999 1:37:19 GMT

I've gone back as far as George and Sarah Painter From approx 1793-1853. They are buried in the Florida cemetery in Florida Missouri. I would like to find decendents from them. Contact me at faroutchef@cs.com

James Painter

Stacey — 23 Sep 2006 9:37:45 GMT

Hello! I am searching for information on James Painter. He married Mary Hunt at All Saints Church in Bisley Dec. 29, 1824. They had several children: Eliza, Anne, William, Harriette, Matilda, and Benjamin, that I know of. Any information that could help me trace this family would be appreciated! Thank you, Stacey

Painter/Acord

Dot Painter — 13 Aug 2006 5:14:29 GMT

Would love to find out any info on the Painter's that lived in the Beckley W.V. area in the past 100 years. I am trying to do a family tree of my husbands family. I know his dad was Raymond Painter who was a preacher and a coal miner also, he got killed in the Sun Coal Mine around 1957 I think. I believe his grandfather's name was Dorsey and the g-mother was LidaBelle Painter. They lived in Mt. Hope W.V. He had an Uncle James and I think an Aunt Edith and Belauh. Raymond married Myrtle Acord and they had 6 children. If you have any info please e-mail .
Thanks in advance for your help.

Rev. Raymond Dorsey Painter

bob1ve5eruisphir38t173oktsjji2ah — 12 Aug 2006 12:45:44 GMT

I am seeking information on a Rev. Raymond D Painter of Prosperity W.Va. who was killed in a mining accident. He was married to Myrtle Acord also of Mt. Hope W Va. they had six children, Ray, Donald, Robert, Patricia, Sondra and Danny. Would love to be able to tell my children a little about their fathers family. My husband is Robert. Please e-mail me at (bob@islc.net) my name is Dorothy Painter

Looking for Samuel Painter Abt 1775

MitzieRogers — 15 Nov 2005 2:45:52 GMT

Married Mary Reader

Looking for Painter realtives and Descendants

Tracy — 28 Apr 2006 3:31:55 GMT

I am looking to contact andy realtives or descendants of Elisha Painter & Mahalee Wilkerson.

If you can help please contact me

Thank You

1 Elisha Painter
.. +Mahalee Wilkerson 1812 - 1860

Alfred Painter/Elizabeth Wilkerson

Pat Hines — 28 Jun 2006 2:20:30 GMT

Does anyone know if Alfred and Elizabeth had a son named John, born August 20, 1870, White River, Barry County, Mo?

Burial place of John Panter and brother James Madison Panter

Pete Pierce — 23 Mar 2005 4:38:18 GMT

Where are these two brothers buried in Polk County, TN?

John Panter (22 Feb 1844 - 15 Mar 1921) had been living near his brother, James Madison Panter (21 Mar 1852 - 3 Feb 1941) in Polk County, TN, from about 1921 - 1924. The genealogy that I've been given says that James moved John to live near him, and had hired a man (James Wyatt) to take care of John.

The only location that I have for John and James is that they were living in Polk County, TN, when each died, John in 1924, James in 1941. Can anyone tell me what cemetery they are in?

James Painter b 1837 Ohio

btphelps — 24 Jul 2006 3:03:34 GMT

Earl Painter

ron — 9 Jul 2006 3:38:11 GMT

I am looking for information on the lineage of an Earl Painter, who resided in Butler COunty, PA, having died in ~1930? His family came from Indiana or Westmoreland County, PA. I am told that Painter is German and may have been orignally Bonter?

Fredrick & Peggie Fry Painter

howardhpainter — 6 Jul 2006 6:03:03 GMT

I am attempting to locate information on my gggrandparents, Fredrick & Peggie Fry Painter. The only verified information I have at this point is that they had a son (my ggrandfather), George Washington Painter, born October 10, 1838 in Amherst County, Va.

Any help would be appreciated.

Harry David Painter - Philadelphia, PA

dmpski04 — 5 Jul 2006 5:52:17 GMT

I am trying to figure out where I (and my brothers) fit in this whole tree.

My father was Harry David Painter, Jr. (1934? to 2001) married to Barbara Rebecca Young.

He grew up in Upper Darby/Drexel Hill area of Phila., later moving to West Chester. He was the owner of George Pennington Roofing in Springfield, Delaware County, PA. (He was an only child)

My Grandfather was Harry David Painter, Sr. , who died in April of 1984? He was married to Carrie Watson (?) who died in the early 60's. He was born, we think, in 1888. He had at least two siblings: Walter and Nancy (that I know of.) He worked at Westinghouse for awhile.

I believe that he spent most of his life in Philadelphia.

Does any of this ring a bell with anyone??

David Painter, Scotland to Tenn. to Coryell Cty., TX.

Ray Hatton — 5 Apr 2001 7:44:05 GMT

Seeking info. on Susan Painter whose father was born in Scotland, and who married W. C. Hatton in Coryell County, TX about 1850.

Louis L. Painter & Henrietta Painter, Springfield, Ohio, 1895

EEP — 13 Jun 2006 2:19:20 GMT

The following is the full text from article in The [Springfield, Ohio] Sun, 4 October 1895:

“FAILED TO PROVIDE

“Henrietta Painter Sues For Divorce and Files an Injunction

“Henrietta Painter yesterday filed suit in the common pleas court for a divorce from Louis L. Painter. The articles of complaint state that the couple were married October 4, 1892, and that the plaintiff at the time of marriage had six children. She accuses the husband of failure to provide for the family, of cruel and inhumane treatment, and failure to provide. The complaint further states that the plaintiff owns a dwelling on lot 322, Dibert’s addition. It is state that the defendant has household goods in the building and $240 in the Springfield Savings society. The defendant is enjoined from selling his household goods or from drawing the money from the savings association. The court is asked to grant a divorce and change then plaintiff’s name to Henrietta Yount, the same as before her marriage to the defendant.”

Posted to the Painter, Yount, and Clark County, Ohio, boards.

William H.Painter , sons William, Joseph H, and george L

Marcy0116 — 27 Jan 2006 5:19:44 GMT

I am looking for more information on my great great grandfather William H Painter, born July of 1858. He married Onetta Noel, in Washington County Pennsylvania. They had three sons, Joseph Howard Painter(1887), George L.(1885) and William (1890).

I am trying to trace William (SR.) but cannot place him before 1900, because I dont know what city/county he was born. I have been told that the son William dies at about 16. I know Nettie was living into the 1950's, and may have run a boarding home in Allegheny COunty, but I have not been able to find her or George in any census records after 1900. Any help would be appreciated

Painter Family Photo

old_photos — 8 Jun 2006 8:37:53 GMT

Painter Family Photo

http://www.familyoldphotos.com/oh2/2p/painter_family.htm

Many of the family members in this photo are unknown - you might recognize some of them.

Painter Family Photo

old_photos — 8 Jun 2006 8:37:53 GMT

Painter Family Photo

http://www.familyoldphotos.com/oh2/2p/painter_family.htm

Many of the family members in this photo are unknown - you might recognize some of them.

Seeking Information on Painter Families

S_BolterBaker — 28 Nov 2004 3:52:36 GMT

Could anyone please tell me when Linus Townsend Painter was married to Jane Elizabeth Clawson. Jane was born in 1846 in Westmoreland, Pa. Also, would anyone know when their Son Richard Painter was born. Jane's Parents were Hannah Kier and Richard Clawson.

When anyone picks up this posting, "Please" click on the Author of this posting and email me. Thank you kindly.

Andrew PAINTER, Clark Co., OH, 1840.

Eric E. Painter — 15 Jan 2001 12:20:34 GMT

Maria Adeline Painter / Tidrick, 1870-1928, Illinois

EEP — 24 May 2006 3:04:58 GMT

Maria Adeline Painter, born 9 October 1870* in Illinois, was the youngest daughter of Andrew and Eliza Ann (Gobble) Painter. Andrew died probably in early or mid-1870, and Eliza Ann left their older daughter, Mary Etta, with a childless couple in Morgan County, Indiana. Mrs. Eliza Ann Painter married William R. Roe, 18 April 1871 in Schuyler County, Illinois. Maria A. Painter, age 9, step-daughter, was enumerated in the Roe household in the 1880 census of that county.

Levi M. Tidrick and "May" Painter married 10 December 1887 in nearby Fulton County, Illinois, and were enumerated in Aurora, Fulton County, in the 1900 to 1920 censuses. The couple had eight children, five sons and three daughters (two daughters died in infancy):
Frank M.
Von B.
Fred N.
Louis
Linas B.
Garnet.

Maria Adeline (Painter) Tidrick died 1 April 1928 in Aurora. Her obituary listed her six children as survivors, as well as her husband, mother (E. A. Roe), sister (Mary Hetrick), and five half-siblings. Levi M. Tidrick died 27 November 1946.

* According to her death certificate; her obit reports 8 October 1869. The 1880 census supports the former; the 1900 census reports age 30, born October 1869. We suspect that Maria Adeline Painter was born in 1870, after the death of Andrew Painter.

Painter Family of Hawkins County Tenn.

Betty Buchanan Martin — 17 Dec 2005 2:20:13 GMT

Mary Painter and Jackson Smith, Shenandoah, VA

JUDYW — 17 May 2006 2:24:11 GMT

Mary Painter married Jackson Smith, both of Shenandoah Cty., VA. They are listed in the 1860 census for Madison, Shenandoah Cty., VA.

Jackson is 42, b. VA and his wife is Mary, age 33, b. VA. Children are: Cora age 9, William age 7, Erasmus age 5, and Osler?, age 6 mos. all b. VA. Also living with them is Gertrude Smith, age 73, b. VA, prob. mother of Jackson Smith. Jackson Smith is a farmer.

They are living near a Joseph Painter, age 48 and his wife Ellen age 49, with a daugher, Elizabeth age 18, all b. VA. Elizabeth is deaf and dumb. She appears to be the same Elizabeth Painter who married Henry Hollar.

I would like to find out if Joseph and Ellan are parents of Mary Painter Smith. Does anyone know anything about these families of Painter and Smith?

Thanks for any help,
Judy

Mary Etta Painter / Lacy / Hedrick, 1866-1944, Indiana

EEP — 17 May 2006 1:41:39 GMT

Mary Etta was a daughter of Andrew and Eliza Ann (Gobble) Painter, born April 1866 in Indiana. Andrew died apparently in early to middle 1870, and Mary Etta was placed in the household of a childless couple, John R. and Susan E. (Boyd) Lacy, of Morgan County, Indiana. “Marietta” Painter, age 4, was enumerated in the Lacy household in 1870 census, and—as Mary E. Lacy, age 14—in the 1880 census.

Mary E. Lacy and James M. Hedrick (b. 1861) married 12 Apr 1881 in Morgan County. According to the 1910 census (Morgan County), she had eight children, of whom six were living. These children included Edgar (b. 1889), Agnes Sylvia (b. 1892), Alta G. (b. 1895), Minnie O. / Opel M. (b. 1899), and Conrad (b. 1906).

Mary E. had a younger sister, Mary Adeline, who grew up in the household of her mother and stepfather William R. Roe in Illinois. Mary Adeline (Painter) Tidrick’s 1928 obituary specifically mentions among survivors “one sister, Mrs. Mary Hedrick of Cloverdale, Indiana.”

Cross-posted to the Painter, Lacy, Hedrick, and Morgan County, Indiana boards.

EEP

The Painter Family Record, book Published 1904

George R Painter — 13 Aug 2003 3:36:27 GMT

I have the following book. I transcribed it into a text file a few years ago and always intended to convert it to a gedcom file. Unfortunately, I never get the time to do so. I will furnish the copy of the text file to any two people who promise this list to convert it to a gedcom file and make it available to anyone who wants it, free of course.

The two people are expected to enter it into a Family Tree program and include the additional narrative info about a person into the appropriate notes field in the Family tree program. One person will be the main transcriber and the second person will act as a reviewer for accuracy.

Any volunteers?

George Painter

The Painter Family Record
Authors: Painter, B. H.,Painter, MD, and L. H.Painter, MD
Originally published by C.B. Unger of Eaton, Ohio, in 1904

It included a section on a Painter Family reunion and genealogy of the Painter family and the 125+ families that have allied through marriage with the descendents of Christian Painter and Mary Daily since the mid-1700's.

The 69 page book starts out in Rockingham Co., VA in the late 1700s and follows the family to Indiana in the early 1830s and on to 1904.

PAINTER Ernest William and BONEHEYO Charlotte of England/Canada

Snoopers — 30 Apr 2002 12:15:40 GMT

Any help would be appreciated regarding the abovementioned families who emmigrated from England to Canada late 1800's.

Painter family of Allegehny Co PA

daisymaple — 24 Jan 2003 4:56:13 GMT

James Painter and his wife Sarah and their family , James, Sarah, Anna and Lucy came from England in abt 1854 to the US and settled in Pittsburg PA. They then had 5 more children Rebecca born Abt 1858, John born abt 1861, Mary born abt 1858 , Daniel or David born abt 1863 and Matilua ? born abt 1866.
We have some marriages
James Painter married Charlot Dravo? married 2nd time ?
Sarah Painter we are not sure as we can not read the document as to who she married. It looks like Riley
Anna Painter married Thomas Allan
Lucy Painter married William Grove.
The other children listed we do not know who they married. If anyone thinks they might have a connection, we would be glad to share other info we have.

Painters from England.

Chad Painter — 23 Apr 2003 3:11:39 GMT

I am looking for any information about William Painter. He was born in England in 1852 and died in the United States in 1897. He was married to a Elizabeth Jones who was born in 1852 in England as well and died in the US in 1929. They were married in England but I am not sure of the year. They left England for Canada sometime around 1875. William and Elizabeth had 7 children.

Mary Painter Simons
Martha Painter Perrine (sp?)
Sarah Painter Debalt (sp?)
William Painter
John Painter
Lynn Painter Redfoot
Francis Painter Stokely

Please, if anyone knows anything let me know, Thanks!

There is a chance that this William Painter's brother married Elizabeth Jones sister. In other words 2 brother's married 2 sisters. I don't know if this helps. Please if anyone has information on these Painters I would love to hear from you!

Annie Maria Painter Harris

tamsyn — 2 Apr 2006 7:34:08 GMT

Hi,
I am searching for any information on Annie Maria Painter Harris.

I know she is the sister of James Henry Hawken, and Thomas John Hawken.

Any info not matter how big or small greatly appreciated!
tamsyn

Ivy Violet Painter

martynpainter — 6 Feb 2006 8:28:59 GMT

Born 1901 Thanet, Kent
Any info on this lady my Great Grandmother would be great.
Lived in Kent till her death in 1979 as Ivy Stokes