Comments for All My Ancestors

Comment on It Was A Very Good Mitchell Year by allmyanc

allmyanc — Sun, 15 Jan 2012 20:04:09 +0000

Thanks for stopping by. I’d be interested in knowing more about how this informed your own Mitchell research.

Comment on It Was A Very Good Mitchell Year by Shelton M Woods

Shelton M Woods — Sun, 15 Jan 2012 13:54:27 +0000

It is now January 15, 2012, and it continues to be ” A VERY GOOD YEAR”.

I am the 6XGrt Grand Daughter of Andrew Mitchell and Mary McGowan (1730 – 1790 ).

It is said “what is posted on the net, stays on the net”, and in this case I am ever so grateful.

Shelton

Comment on July 4, 2010 by Allen Dee Mitchell

Allen Dee Mitchell — Mon, 26 Dec 2011 22:57:00 +0000

Our Ancestors Andrew Mitchell and Mary McGowan Mitchell, who came over from Ireland had 3 sons, John, Andrew, and James,that all moved to Maury Co. Tenn. later and owned property there given to them for fighting in the revolutionary war. John’s son George moved to IL. to then Marrowbone, Co. The town was Bethany, IL. His son Samuel had a son, Anderson McCreary Mitchell, who had a son Joel Andrew Mitchell, who had a son, Hugh Allen Mitchell, who was ny father. I am Allen Dee Mitchell, my son is Dr. Michael Allen Mitchell. D.O. and my grandson Michael Anderson Mitchell. I have a lot of information on this line and some of the related lines. My grandson Michael Anderson “Andy” is working at putting things on the internet along with pictures, etc. His e-mail is txwarthog@g-mail.com. My e-mail is almitchell@mitchellagencyok.com. We would be glad to share information with people who think they may tie into the same line along the way.

Comment on Connecting With the Living by Michael Watkins

Michael Watkins — Thu, 22 Dec 2011 00:43:30 +0000

Hi to all I am Michael Watkins I am from Texas We have been trying to do research on my mother’s side of the family, My grandfather R.W.Spindle and and grandmother Lessie L. Jackson who married him. I have found lot’s about the Jackson’s but very little about the Spindle’s. I am just looking for name’s, what they did, where they are from and date’s. I do know from my grandmother some were in the civil war and Texas rangers. I don’t know if you could help but I would love a few web-site’s on this.

Comment on What’s in a Name? Osborne and Ausburn DNA by Mary B. Myers

Mary B. Myers — Thu, 15 Dec 2011 18:32:04 +0000

forgot to add Ivy Delilah Bryant Ausburn was born 1880 died 1956. No dates on James Alexander Ausburn.

Comment on What’s in a Name? Osborne and Ausburn DNA by Mary B. Myers

Mary B. Myers — Thu, 15 Dec 2011 18:27:13 +0000

Seems to intertwine a bit in some ways. I remember that in the early (possibly earlier than that) 1800′s the Osborne/Ausburn family lived in the sandhills region of NC; decided to travel south and ended up in Southern GA (Cairo in Grady County), and yes some migrated to FL. My grandmother was Eva Clydie (I always assumed Osborne, but now seems could have been Ausburn). She married Kliney(?) Kelley. Her mother was Ivy Delilah Bryant who married James Alexander Ausburn (I believe the spelling was later changed to Osborn; no idea why) they had so many children: (not sure if I can name them all) Anderson, Alice, Luther, Polly, Eva, Liza, Bo, Mag, Archie, Arthur. The last name of Gainous is also connected to the Ausburn family as well.
Good luck!

Comment on You never know what you’ll find in the newspapers . . . by Apple

Apple — Wed, 14 Dec 2011 13:52:12 +0000

The coincidence of the two fires is really unusual! Lucky they both lived.

Comment on More Mitchell Musings by Virginia Cottrell

Virginia Cottrell — Wed, 14 Dec 2011 03:59:15 +0000

I am seeking the ancestry of my gr grandfather, John Reed Mitchell b. ca1814 AL-d. 1891 Parker Co., TX. DNA proves my line is distantly related to Andrew Tate Mitchell and a connection to David Reed Mitchell. Have you found any info concerning my John Reed Mitchell. Will gladly exchange info.

Comment on Irish Roots at Last. Probably. by Wade Mitchell

Wade Mitchell — Tue, 25 Oct 2011 04:14:01 +0000

I am stuck on John Mitchell (my 8th grandfather). All the information I have for him is that he was born abt. 1750 in Ireland, settled in Chatham NC, and fought in the Revolutionary war then moved to Marion Co, TN. The John Mitchell in your line looks very similar. Do you know if he had a son named Warren W. Mitchell b1782 in Chatham Co. NC(my direct ancestor) or Howell, John Jr, or William? It looks like Warren, Howell, and William all married a
daughter of Harbert Lewis if that helps too.

Thanks for your time and hope to find out we have the same family. Even if it’s not the same John hoping you have maybe run across my John and could point me in the right direction. It would be great to know more.

Comment on Where were they in 1908? by Hallie F. Burns

Hallie F. Burns — Mon, 10 Oct 2011 22:54:51 +0000

My mother Eula Price CromwellSeal told me that The Cromwell family lived in Grayson County until about1898 Whe They crossed the Red River At Nocona, Texas on HORSE DRAWN BARGE AND HOMSTEADED AR PORCH , OKLA.