Notes: House of Hackett

House of Hackett

Matches 251 to 300 of 381

#	Notes	Linked to
251	OFFS From Different Genealogy Websites DATE as of 17 Nov 2018	PROCTOR, Moses T. (I12535)
252	OFFS From Different Genealogy Websites DATE as of 17 Nov 2018	PROCTOR, Molly (I12536)
253	OFFS From Different Genealogy Websites DATE as of 17 Nov 2018	PROCTOR, Samuel James (I12558)
254	OFFS From Different Genealogy Websites DATE as of 17 Nov 2018	PROCTOR, Frederick (I12559)
255	OFFS From Different Genealogy Websites DATE as of 17 Nov 2018	PROCTOR, Anna (I12560)
256	OFFS From Different Genealogy Websites DATE as of 17 Nov 2018	PROCTOR, Solomon D. (I12561)
257	OFFS From Different Genealogy Websites DATE as of 17 Nov 2018	MCQUAIG, Jemima Proctor (I12568)
258	OFFS From Different Genealogy Websites DATE as of 17 Nov 2018	PRICE, (Unknown) Proctor (I12577)
259	OFFS From Different Genealogy Websites DATE as of 17 Nov 2018	GRAVES, Kiddy Elizabeth Proctor (I12578)
260	OFFS From Different Genealogy Websites DATE as of 17 Nov 2018	PROCTOR, Frederick (I12857)
261	OFFS From Different Genealogy Websites DATE as of 17 Nov 2018	PROCTOR, Jesse (I12859)
262	OFFS From Different Genealogy Websites DATE as of 17 Nov 2018	HAYES, Lucretia Proctor (I12860)
263	OFFS From Different Genealogy Websites DATE as of 17 Nov 2018	PROCTOR, Charles M. (I12894)
264	OFFS From Different Genealogy Websites DATE as of 17 Nov 2018	GALLOWAY, Mary Ann Elizabeth Proctor (I12895)
265	OFFS From Different Genealogy Websites DATE as of 17 Nov 2018	PROCTOR, Jane (I12902)
266	OFFS From Different Genealogy Websites DATE as of 17 Nov 2018	JONES, (Unknown) (I12903)
267	OFFS From Different Genealogy Websites DATE as of 17 Nov 2018	CLARK, Frances Proctor (I13667)
268	OFFS From Different Genealogy Websites DATE as of 17 Nov 2018	PROCTOR, Harriet M Proctor (I13838)
269	OFFS From Different Genealogy Websites DATE as of 17 Nov 2018	GADDY, Mary Jane Proctor (I13850)
270	OFFS From Different Genealogy Websites DATE as of 17 Nov 2018	BETHEA, Harriet Proctor (I13851)
271	OFFS From Different Genealogy Websites DATE as of 17 Nov 2018	SHEROD, Lavinah Ann Proctor (I13903)
272	OFFS From Different Genealogy Websites DATE as of 17 Nov 2018	PROCTOR, Aaron (I13911)
273	OFFS From Different Genealogy Websites DATE as of 17 Nov 2018	PROCTOR, Shadrack (I13919)
274	OFFS From Different Genealogy Websites DATE as of 17 Nov 2018	WHITE, Elizabeth Proctor (I14777)
275	OFFS From Different Genealogy Websites DATE as of 17 Nov 2018	WHITE, Mary Proctor (I16640)
276	OFFS From Different Genealogy Websites DATE as of 17 Nov 2018	PROCTOR, Absalom (I18299)
277	OFFS From Different Genealogy Websites DATE as of 17 Nov 2018	PROCTOR, John Gray Sr. (I18300)
278	OFFS From Different Genealogy Websites DATE as of 17 Nov 2018	BENNETT, Mary Anne Proctor (I18301)
279	OFFS From Different Genealogy Websites DATE as of 17 Nov 2018	PROCTOR, Frederick Gray Sr. (I18302)
280	OFFS From Different Genealogy Websites DATE as of 17 Nov 2018	PROCTOR, Edith (I18303)
281	OFFS From Different Genealogy Websites DATE as of 17 Nov 2018	PROCTOR, Delilah (I18304)
282	OFFS From Different Genealogy Websites DATE as of 17 Nov 2018	PROCTOR, Aaron (I18305)
283	OFFS From Different Genealogy Websites DATE as of 17 Nov 2018	MCQUAIG, Angus (I47461)
284	OFFS From Different Genealogy Websites DATE as of 17 Nov 2018	WILLIAMS, Charity Proctor (I52712)
285	OFFS From Different Genealogy Websites DATE as of 17 Nov 2018	PROCTOR, Unity (I78896)
286	OFFS From Different Genealogy Websites DATE as of 17 Nov 2018	(UNKNOWN), Elizabeth Proctor (I94261)
287	Ogretta did not like her name and preferred to be called Greta. Greta appears on her death certificate. Ogretta was twin to Lonnie.	STEVENSON, Ogretta (I2781)
288	Ola died shortly after she married.	LEITNER, Ola (I791)
289	Only lived one year.	STUART, Vera Catherine (I724)
290	Owned many sctions of land near Micanopy and Shiloh.	ZETROUER, Daniel Remshart (I749)
291	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	PROCTOR, Edwin Eugene (I523)
292	Owned Santa Maria restaurant in St. Augustine, FL Member of the Elks	CONNELL, Louis Sylvester (I695)
293	Peter Boyer Perry served in Company F, 9th Regiment, State of Florida during the Civil War. He was paroled at Appomattox Court House, VA on April 9, 1865. "Peter B. Perry taught school in a log meeting house near the Crum cemetery, southwest of Summerfield, beginning in 1854, for a number of years." Excerpt from, "Gone with the Hickory Stick: School Days in Marion County 1845-1960," by Broward Lovell The following article appeared in the Ocala Star Banner on 21 October 1998 "Founding Families still live in Pedro," BY CHRISTOPHER LLOYD, STAFF WRITER Chances are if your family has lived near the comer of County Roads 42 and 475 for a long stretch of years, you had some Proctors or Perrys among your ancestors. Those two families settled Pedro, a loosely defined community west of Summerfield, more than a century ago. They raised cattle, hogs and watermelon, and it wasn't at all uncommon for a Proctor gal to marry a Perry feller, or vice-versa. "There's an old saying that if you see some guy on the street, you can say, 'Hello, Mr. Perry,' and if he doesn't answer you can come back and say, 'Hello, Mr. Proctor' and get an answer," said Ralph Hackett, 67. Hackett, who lives across the street from his [grand]father's farmhouse where he was born, is a direct descendant of Peter Boyer Perry, who gave Pedro its name. His great-great-grandfather passed through the area in 1847 on his way to fight in the Mexican-American War. Perry helped win the war, planting a flag inside Mexico City. He stayed there for two more years, friends with many of the Mexicans who used to be his enemies. "He was called Pedro, which is Spanish for Peter," Hackett said. As he prepared to return to the States, Perry's mind recalled the quiet open lands in Florida he had passed through, and thought it would be a great place to raise cattle. He became one of the first white men to settle the area, and gave it his Spanish name. In 1849, when most people were going out West for the Gold Rush, he came to Florida," Hackett said. Don't make the mistake of pronouncing the name as "pay-dro," though it's "pee-dro!' It would remain a spread-out farming community. In the early days the Perrys let their cattle roam free, rounding them up when auction time came. Occasionally the men would fight off roving raiding bands of Seminole indians. Nearby Dank	PERRY, Peter Boyer (I266)
294	Possible birthdate: February 18, 1954 reported online death records	HACKETT, Garland Ernest (I203)
295	PRIEST, CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS (Pvt.) was taken prisoner twice by the Federals at age 16 on his father's farm near Palatka, Fla. At age 17 he enlisted Aug.1, 1864 at Waldo, Fla. in Co. H. lst Fla. Reserves. Discharged May 1865, Madison, Fla.(his Company surrendered 10 may 1865 at Tallahassee, Fla.) Christopher C. Priest became the 2nd husband of Sarah E. W. Leitner. (Researched by Fannie Belle Priest Kipp from papers obtained from the Florida and South Carolina Archives and from stories told by relatives.) Written by R-Earl Kipp-concerning a cousin of Lum Priest. All of the older brothers and the father had left the plantation to fight in the Confederate army except 'Sant'. Sant was only 12 and supposed to help his Mother run the farm. One of Sant's chores was to bring the water from the well some distance from the house. On one trip he disappeared and the full bucket of water sat at the well. Two years later, after serving as the Col.s Boy and on his way home at the end of the War, he picked up a bucket of water and as he entered the house, sang out, 'Ma, I done brung your water!' (told by Ruby Landrum Montague.) Papa was in a delightful story-telling mood the day he told this one.--His Dad, Lum Priest (C. Columbus Priest) had had a feud with a man ever since he was a teenager. Finally the man issued a challenge for a fight to determine who was the "best man". Lum had two friends to back him up, his enemy had a "whole cow pen full of seconds." Lum pinned the man to the ground and demanded that he holler. The man refused. Lum gouged at his eyes--still no sound. Lum then bit a piece of his ear off before the man hollered "Uncle.' On the way home when Lum's wife Sarah changed baby Walter's diaper, she found the ear-part in the diaper where Lum had spit it. Fan Priest Kipp	PRIEST, Christopher Columbus (I799)
296	PRIEST, CLARENCE C. (Pvt.) enlisted 6 Aug.1898 3rd. Battalion. lst Volunteers Infantry Ocala, Fla. dismissed 27 Jan.1899 in Huntsville, Ala. ------------------- How Papa came to volunteer to fight in the Spanish-American War. by Emily Priest Brockman Papa and two of his brothers attended a party in Pedro, Fla. A recruiter for the Army was there and the three brothers promised to report to an office in Ocala the following morning. The next morning the two brothers "would have none of it" but Clarence was still determined to go. When he told his father of his intentions to join the army and asked if his brother, John, could use their buggy and the family mare "Old Bess" to drive him to Ocala (about 10 miles) his father, who had volunteered for the Civil War, said "No". After Clarence retorted "I can walk it by 10 o'clock", his father, Lum, relented and John drove him to town. "Ma and sister Fannie followed me to the end of the family field crying their eyes out", Clarence said.	PRIEST, Clarence (I701)
297	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	HARE, John Joseph (I4179)
298	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	STUART, Judy Marie (I729)
299	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Martin, Heather Dawn (I4468)
300	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	HACKETT, Ralph Dillon (I49)