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Nicholas SUTTON B. 1827 in Allegheny Co., PA. married Elizabeth Patterson b. 1834. They were married in Holmes Co. Ohio. Coshocton. Children: Jesse, Wallace, Lewis, Samuel, John H. Mary E, Cora Alnora, Charles I, George M., Joseph P, William. They moved after 1874 to Shelby, Iowa. Any familiar names to anyone?

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I am particularly interested in the motivation of George SUTTON's family migration first to New England, and then to Virginia. What were they expecting to find?

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My wife is Martha (SUTTON) Robinson. Have been interested in her family history for quite a while. Some of her family "lore" tells of family being involved in Oklahoma land rush. Was able to verify family history back through Lafayette (Fatie)/Soloman Dil /John & Elizabeth (Dill) SUTTON. Have not been able to verify lineage back beyond John & Elizabeth. This is obviously correct family line because of known family information. But family "lore" has John coming from England as a stowaway, which is obviously wrong by records on your site. Also have had interest because Soloman Dill SUTTON's wife, Sarah or Sally Forbes/Forbrush is supposed to be a Cherokee Indian. I have seen other postings with this lineage - if anyone has found other info please contact me a my email. Have one family member, Ruby ??, who has written a book on family history, but all does not jive. Have quite a bit of info on family for past 50 or 60 years through Lafayette, who had 14 children. Your site is really something!!!!!!

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I am researching my paternal and maternal family trees. Please contact me if you know anything about the Koker family and also the Liengme family.

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Good site. I'm searching for more details on a William SUTTON born 26 Oct 1797? in Pennsylvania. Died 1883? Trumble Co. Ohio wife Mary son Milton.

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George SUTTON wife Maria nee Dimond farmers from Ballyclimay County Longford Ireland. Records from Midland Health Board- Longford indicate 14 children, however only know of 8 John, Thomas, George jnr, Marjery ,Henrieta, Nell and Prudence all born in Irela d with Harry born after their arrival in Sydney Australia 1885. My Grandfather was Thomas William SUTTON born July 7 1883 at Ballyclimay. Have visited Ballyclimay twice and cannot obtain further information. Any information linked to County Longford SUTTON'S would be appreciated.

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My father was Clifford J. SUTTON married to Margaret Vinson. His father was Charles A. SUTTON, married to Pearl McCrary. My great grandfather was Samuel SUTTON possibly married to Sara Reed. My ancestors are said to have come from England and settled around Ohio and Missouri.

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I am trying to find my mothers father. Henry W. SUTTON b. 2/l860 in Millsprings Twp. he m. Anna Chilton b. 2/l870. They had three daughters Maude b. l89l m. Henry Hillis in Mo. Minnie b. l897 m. Ira Lee Greene in Mo. Susan (Ruth) b. l899 m. Helmuth Jost. He had a brother Frank

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My great grand father was Henry Veto SUTTON born 1896 0r 1898 in Tupelo, Mississippi. He married Cordelia 'Dee' Heatherly 1919 in Alabama. Henry's parents were Jacob/Jakob Benjamin SUTTON from Alabama and Henry Veto 'Victoria' BLACK. This is not a mistake. The 1900 Census lists Jackob's wife as well as a son Henry Veto, family says Victoria. Jacob and Victoria had two other children, Willie Lorean SUTTON, female, who married Charlie MULLENS and John R. SUTTON who died young. I am just getting started in my search on this branch of my tree and would appreciate help.

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Looking for Mary SUTTON that married Alston F. Penley in Clermont County, Ohio 1865. She is allegedly from Indiana. These are my paternal great,great grandparents

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Bill Moyer of Dallas, husband of Susan SUTTON, is doing research on the SUTTON family: 6519 Sunnyland Ln. Dallas, TX 75214 Thanks for your site.

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Was looking for relatives. Great site. Maybe I can do a family tree someday when my kids are a little older and I have more time. I could use this site.

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Your right, the SUTTONs are big.. I am looking for a Gladys SUTTON who married my grandfather's brother, Walter Bryant Jones.

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you, have a very good page, I found my complete SUTTON line to England on the gendex.net source, believe I saw yours there, too. thanks for making your page open. I am new at this your page has been a real help. Doane m. Henderson

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Your site is really interesting! Please don't stop what you are doing!

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My Great-Great Grandfather was Thomas SUTTON from Hinxhill, Kent, England. He was born in 1812 and he came to America abt. 1847. His father was William. I don't know names of any of Thomas' siblings but there were some. Funny thing is I know the names of all the Aunts and Uncles and wonder if any of their offspring came to the USA..

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John SUTTON died in Aldreth, Haddenham in the Isle of Ely, Cambridgeshire in 1824. He had the following children---Sarah, William, John, Thomas and Elizabeth. He also had two brothers named Ephram and William SUTTON. If any one has any relationship please let me know. John Wilkin

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Great site!!! My family SUTTON research begins with Richard & Elizabeth (OHara) SUTTON in Stockport England 1869. Richard was from Staffordshire and Elizabeth from Scotland. Born in July 1869 was son Joseph (no other siblings Known). Joseph completed High School at age 17 and began his practical career with the London Northwestern Railway and later the Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway holding positions of station agent in Brighouse and Elland. He then went to London and engaged with the Bennett Shipping Company as their anager at Boulogne for 5 years. Joseph then went into business for himself in the Corn Market at Mark Lane for 10 years. At Liversedge in 1889 Joseph Married Miss Emily Law of Norwich a daugther of George and Zilla Law. In the Corn Market he was very successful and had amassed a great fortune until the famous corner in wheat was promoted by Leither, The outcome of the coup left Joseph in ruin. In 1903 with the famous Barr Colony, the SUTTON family boarded the SS Lake Man toba and sailed for Canada, arriving in St. John NB, then by train to Toronto Ontario and finally by Wagon train to Saskatoon Saskatchewan. He had with him his wife, 11 children and a fortune of $80.00. Undaunted, he rented a Shack and went into the Milk business, strange occupation for once wealthy broker on the London Exchange. By 1909 he had bought the shack and property and a census of 1914 showed it to be worth $200,00.00. His next venture was to buy the Empire Hotel in 1910. He rebuilt the Hotel addi g and addition and the first Theatre and Opera House. By 1912 Joseph was worth over 1.2 million dollars. By now there had been Fifteen children born to their marriage. Two died at birth the others being Hubert,Edward,Emily,Mabel,Joseph, Richard, Reginald, red,Patrica(my Grandmother),Charles,Raymond and Bernard. In 1920 due to bad advice Joseph again found himself with nothing. With the majority of the children grown Joseph, Emily and son Bernard boarded a train for Vancouver Canada and sailed for New Zeala d. My search is for information I don't have specifically in New Zealand. I have more information which I will gladly share including photographs and my Grandmother book she wrote titled "No English Need Apply" Happy Hunting all!

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You have an excellent page, beautifully organized. Looking for any one who has searched in Miami County OH and could give me a little help, it would be very much appreciated.

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I am looking for relatives. We came to Australia from Birmingham England in 1971. My fathers name is George SUTTON my mother is Eileen SUTTON (nee Founes)

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They are listed in the Leota, IN burial site in Scott Co. along with a son William. Other sons are Arthur (married to Mabel), Dale, Ed, John, Sam, Lee and Frank. Daughters are Emmy, Annie, Stella, and ? Any help with additional information would be most appreciated. Thanks

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Beautiful and informative site. Was hoping it would connect to my Wm., b 1788 Garrard Co., who's father was John, b. 1752, who's father was ??? Congratulations on a job well done!! Pat

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Wonderful website. Am trying to assist my mother, Lester SUTTON 's daughter, an avid LDS genealogist who has no experience with computers. Hope your research can assist us. 8/22/98, Fresno, California

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Great page, Milo! I'm Ruth Nadine (SUTTON) Keith's grandson and I've started some "mostly" Keith research. Kinda new to this cyber-stuff--any tips on the best way to get started? I also have Ruth's KEITH history for interested parties. Maybe you could give me some tips on starting a page also. Keep up the good work.

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LOOKING FOR FAMILY OF FREDRICK C SUTTON WHO MARRIED EMMA C LUZADDER IN HARTFORD CITY, IN LOOKING FOR FAMILY OF MOSES LUZADDER WHO MARRIED ELIZABETH RIDGWAY IN 1882/83

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Milo, a great resource to have on the net. Many thanks! I am interested in corresponding with anyone who has SUTTON connections in Co. Wicklow, Ireland especially the Calary area.

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great site !!!! i am trying to locate the parents and any other info on Neverson Francis SUTTON.i know he was born in 1834 in n.c. i know he was in the 18th georgia inf in 1862 in bartow co georgia.captured at gettysburg in 1863 and can trace him from coo e co.tx through batesville ark in 1869back to birth.any help would be great .once again, exellent site.

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Hello, At the moment I am looking for SUTTON in particular. I am looking for Samuel SUTTON b. c1875-1880 in England, possibly related to SUTTON Seeds and may have worked there as a child. Died in Quebec, Canada c. 1920 (guess). Glad to share the little info I have. Peggy

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Thanks to the family group and this and other SUTTON sites, I have a very nice SUTTON database. I found that my husband and I are related through SUTTON lines! Our mutual Grandparents are: George SUTTON 1613 and Sarah Tilden and his line goes down William and Damais Bishop SUTTON and mine goes John SUTTON and Elizabeth House. Thanks for all you do on the email group! Ginny Core

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You have done a wonderful job! I have been communicating with R. Arnsparger about Sedam line and need VanOsdol also. I will pass this HomePage address On to my family and friends...Good Job. I have just begun this geneology business and hope to one day omplete something to pass on to my family. This geneology is a contagious hobby!!! Judy (Sedam) Hughes

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Samuel SUTTON b. N.J., 1866, married Genevieve Enny, b. Havana, Minnesota b. in 1869. This is all I know of them. Enjoyed visiting your site, though. ljoct@mailexcite.com

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Milo, you've done an extraordinary, and professional job. It is appreciated. Thank you 2nd cousin, Bob

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