ALEXANDER BOYER

Posted on August 25th, 2008 in Genealogy, Carter, Maryland, Delaware by Ambar

Alexander Boyer in Google Books (click on the title)

Calender of Historical Manuscripts in the Office of the Secretary of State, Albany, NY By New York State Secretary’s Office, New York, 1865 from Harvard University

The Wilderness Trail by Charles Augustus Hanna

American Boyers by Charles Clinton Boyer


History of Delaware:1609-1888 by John Thomas Scharf

Swedish and Dutch Connections

Posted on August 25th, 2008 in Carter, Maryland, Delaware by Ambar

I knew about my English, Scottish, Irish, French, and German heritage, but since blogging my family tree I have found more German, Swedish, and Dutch connections.

Alexander Boyer 1618 (0r 1620) to 1661. He was a Dutchman who came to the colony of New Amsterdam. He was later sent to Fort Nassau in Delaware and was an interpreter to the Indians. He also worked with the Swedes who colonized Delaware around 1648 and married a Swedish woman. With her he had two children, Jan and Josyn. Right now I can’t find out this woman’s name, but I found a book on early Delaware Swedish Settlers written by Amandus Johnson and I am hoping to find some clues based on that research. She died sometime before 1655.

Alexander later married Elizabeth Jans and baptized two children on December 1, 1655 in Manhattan, Pieter and Samuel. He returned to Delaware in 1656 and died in 1661. His daughter Josyn married William Sample, an Englishman who came to Delaware from Maryland. Their daughter, Margaret, married a William Sparks from Maryland. They are the distant ancestors of my great-great grandmother Callie Carter of Tennessee.

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The Lineage of Callie Elsie Carter

Posted on August 4th, 2008 in Genealogy, Carter by Ambar

1. Callie Elsie Carter 24 Apr 1874 Waverly, Tennessee -14 Mar 1966 Union City, Tennessee

SECOND GENERATION

2. John M. Carter 1849 Montgomery County, Tennessee- 1883 Waverly, Tennessee

3. Hannah M. Cotham 1850 Hickman County, Tennessee died unknown

THIRD GENERATION

4. Benjamin E. Carter 1811 Montgomery County, Tennessee Died Humphreys County, Tennessee year unknown

5. Martha E. Cooley 1817 Tennessee- Year Unknown in Humphreys County, Tennessee

6. James Cotham 1820 in Hickman County, Tennessee Died 1876 Kentucky

7. Susannah Sparks 1826 Hickman County, Tennessee - 1872

FOURTH GENERATION

8. Martin Carter 1782 North Carolina - 1871 Waverly, Tennessee

9. Nancy Cooley 1793 Halifax, North Carolina- 1845 Waverly, Tennessee

10. Seabourn Cooley 1795 North Carolina- 1866

11. Mary Davies 1791 South Carolina - 1860 Tennessee

12. Stephen Cotham 1788 Franklin, Georgia- 1828

13. Mary Shipp 1793 North Carolina- 1844 Tennessee

14. Jesse Sparks 1773 Rowan, North Carolina- 1858 Perry County, Tennessee

15. Susan May 1798 Tennessee - died in Hickman County, TN

FIFTH GENERATION

16. 17. Carter unknown

18. James Cooley 1758 Charles City, Virginia- 1834 Turkey Creek, Tennessee

19. Penelope Gargus 1768 Halifax, North Carolina- 1825 Humphreys County, Tennessee

20. 21. Same as 18 and 19

22. 23. unknown Davies

24. Thomas Cotham 1755- 1808 Franklin County, Georgia

25. Elizabeth Griffin

26. Josiah Shipp 1770 - 1843 Mississippi

27. Esther Joyce 1774- 1860 Holly Springs, Mississippi

28. Matthew Sparks 1732 Rowan, North Carolina - 1793 Franklin, Georgia killed by Indians

29. Sarah Thompson 1745- after 1828

30 William May 1760

31. Hannah

SIXTH GENERATION

36. James Cooley

37. Ruth Parsons

38. Matthew Garrigues (France?)

39. Sarah

52. Josiah Shipp 1717 Caroline County, Virginia- 1800 Stokes County, North Carolina

53. Nancy Ann Cox 1724 Lunenburg, North Carolina- 1828 Stokes County, North Carolina

54. Thomas Joyce d. 1780

56. William Sample Sparks 1700 Talbot, Maryland- 1765 North Carolina

57. Rachel

SEVENTH GENERATION

104. Josiah Shipp 1693 St. Anne’s Parish, Essex, Virginia-1739

105. Elizabeth Hodgson 1676 Essex County, Virginia

106. John Cox 1698 Henrico, Virginia

107. Mary Coleman 1702

112. William Sparks 1674 Queen Anne’s, Maryland- 1735 Queen Anne’s, Maryland

113. Margaret Sample 1676-1730

EIGTH GENERATION

208. Josiah Shipp 1664 Essex County, Virginia- 1705 Essex, Virginia

209. Elizabeth Brooks 1662 Essex County, Virginia

210. John Hodgson

211. Elizabeth

212. Richard Cox 1678 Henrico County, Virginia- 1734 Henrico County, Virginia

213. Mary Trent

224. William Sparks 1646 Hampshire, England- 1709 Queen Anne’s, Maryland

225. Mary 1640-1730

226. William Sample 1643- 1682

227. Josine Boyer 1649-1696

NINTH GENERATION

416. William Shipp 1637 Elizabeth River, Norfolk, Virginia

417, Sarah Jane 1642

418. Thomas Brooks 1636

419. Susannah Wyatt 1640

424. John Cox 1640-1691 Henrico County, Virginia

425. Mary (disputed)

426. I don’t have any info about the Trent Family at this time

448. Thomas Sparks 1615 Hampshire, England

449. Joane Davis 1619 Fareham, Hampshire, England

454. Alexander Boyer 1618 Netherlands

455. Swedish woman died before 1655 in Delaware

TENTH GENERATION

832. William Shipp 1606 Kent, England 1657 Elizabeth River, Norfolk, Virginia

833. Sarah 1608

848. William Cox

ELEVENTH GENERATION

1664. William Shipp 1571 Suffolk, England

1665. Margaret Balls 1575 Suffolk, England

CALLIE ELSIE CARTER

Posted on August 4th, 2008 in Genealogy, Carter, Humphreys County Tennessee by Ambar

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Callie Elsie Carter was born on April 24, 1874 in Waverly, Humphreys County, Tennessee. She died o March 14, 1966 in Union City, Obion County, Tennessee. Her parents were John M. Carter and Hannah Cotham both of Tennessee. Callie had two sisters, Lillie and Gillie and one brother Isaac Anderson Carter. Callie was the third child.

She grew up in Humphreys County Tennessee where her father was a farmer. She grew up around her cousins and aunts and uncles from both sides of her family. Her father died when she was 9 years old. Her mother remarried to a man named Isaac Flannery a year later in 1884. Isaac Flannery was marred to Callie’s aunt Nancy who died a couple of years before. So her cousins were now her step- sisters, Erie, Eva, and Lillie Flannery. She now had two sisters named Lillie! She was good friends with her sisters throughout her life. Soon after her mother’s marriage to Isaac, she had three young brothers Riley, Elmer, and Clarence.

Callie received some education for she could read and write. She was a small woman with light colored hair (light brown?).  At 20 she met the young handsome widower Willaim Henry Etheridge. I am sure they knew each other at some point. She had 10 healthy children who all lived into adulthood. Around 1906 she moved with her husband to Kentucky. He died in 1919. Her parents-in-law also died in 1918 and 1917. I don’t know when her mother died.

After her husband died she moved with her children near relatives in Gibson County, Tennessee. That is where one of her sons, James Ollie met his beautiful wife Lena Irene Burns.  She lived the rest of her life in Obion, Tennessee. My mother remembers visiting her once as a child. She only remembers that there was not a bathroom and that you had to go to an outhouse to use the bathroom. She was very small when she went to visit her great grandmother.

I have met some of Callie’s children at family reunions. They are the sweetest ladies and always talk so quiet. One thing I notice about the family is that they are all so humble. It was teaching her children these great values that prepared my grandfather to accept the gospel later when he was in his twenties.

Generation 4 part 3

Posted on May 1st, 2008 in Burns, Carter, Etheridge, Lomax, Gibson County, Tennessee by Ambar

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12. James Ollie Etheridge was born on November 14, 1908 in Murray, Calloway, Ky and died on March 28, 1968 in Trenton, Gibson County, TN. He was the son of William Henry Etheridge and Callie Elsie Carter. On December 25, 1929 he married Lena Irene Burns in Humboldt, TN.

I don’t know much about his childhood, but I am sure my grandfather can fill in the blanks. He grew up on a farm. Sometime in his childhood his family moved back to Gibson County, TN and lived in Humboldt. He was too young or too old to be in a war, but raised a family during the depression. His mother, Callie Carter was his father’s second wife so he had brothers who were much older than himself. He had nephews and nieces not much younger than himself. He made Lena Burns and later married her. Not too long after that they moved to Trenton, TN. They had my grandfather, James William Etheridge soon after in 1930. Later in life he mowed the grass along the highways for the government. I think he had a business that contracted out to the business. I have heard nothing but the kindest things about him. My mother told me he had these big eyes that were very kind but glared when he got angry. He was greatly missed when he died of heart failure in 1968 when my mother was 12. My mother said it was snowing when he died and she remembered that winter was particularly cold.

13. Lena Irene Burns was born on August 11, 1907 in Linden, Perry, TN. She died on October 31, 1968 in Trenton, Gibson, TN. She was the daughter of William Albert Burns and Parthenia Lomax.

I also do not know much about her early life. I have seen pictures of her when she was young. She was a small woman with beautiful strawberry blonde hair. She had the nicest smile I have ever seen. My mother was particularly close to her and tries to be a Mamaw like she was. My mother told me about how she loved to play dress up with her Mamaw’s dresses and hats. There are many pictures and even some films of her. I would like to know more about her. I do not know about her likes and dislikes, where she went to school, her friends, etc. She died soon after her husband in 1968 I think also of heart problems.

The Children of James ollie Etheridge and Lena Irene Burns:

1. James William Etheridge 1930- Married Nancy Jane Johnson

2. Martha Geraldine Etheridge 1932-1999 Married Guy Mitchell Pybass

3. Robert Frank Etheridge 1933- Married Barbara Ann Hill

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