Hi.  My name is Deborah Elam and I looking for any information on the
line of David Griggs who married Louisa Seamster.  Any info is
greatly appreciated.

Deb
BRIGGS, DANIELS, ENTRICAN, GRIGGS, LEGRAND, MICHAUX, ROCHE, SEAMSTER

Deb,

Give us more info to go on.  Where did they live (county, state, country)
and when (approximately).

Jean
----- Original Message -----
From: "Deborah Williams- Elam" <msnavalcpo@...>
To: <griggs@egroups.com>
Sent: Friday, January 05, 2001 12:56 PM
Subject: [Griggs] David Griggs and Louisa Seamster


> Hi.  My name is Deborah Elam and I looking for any information on the
> line of David Griggs who married Louisa Seamster.  Any info is
> greatly appreciated.
>
> Deb
> BRIGGS, DANIELS, ENTRICAN, GRIGGS, LEGRAND, MICHAUX, ROCHE, SEAMSTER
>
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In a message dated 1/5/01 4:21:20 PM Eastern Standard Time,
jeantom@... writes:

<< Deb,

  Give us more info to go on.  Where did they live (county, state, country)
  and when (approximately).

  Jean
   >>
Gosh, I was afraid you was gonna ask that.  I lost all of my info that I had
on the computer but alas, I still have paper copies so give me a moment to
hunt it up...

...ok, here is what I have:

David Griggs                married to:     Louisa Ann Seamster
b. 29 Jul 1833                                  b.     Feb 1822
d. 05 Apr 1909                              d. 30 May 1872

THEIR CHILDREN:

Josephine Griggs            married to:     Ulysses Eugene Daniels
b. 03 Mar   1852            29 Mar 1868     b. 13 Mar 1846
d.  29 Jan 1898                             d. 06 Apr 1918


Elbridge Franklin Griggs    married to:     Emma Knittle (or Snook)
                                                 buried in Kansas City, Mo


Jeanetta Griggs         married to:     David Bowers
b. 1856
d. 1934
buried in Kansas City, Mo                   buried in Kansas City, Mo


Cornelia Griggs         married to:     Benjamin Lewis


Nancy Rolla Griggs      married to:     Dr. John J. Daniels


------------------------------------
Also mentioned are these names:

Minor Griggs - John Griggs
          Children:
Augusta Patterson
Emma Bradford
John Griggs
Sophia Mullaux
Sir Fountain
Emoline Shockley
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Hello,
I am looking for information about my ggrandfather.
George Grant Griggs b. abt 1869 -70
There are supposedly 2 George Grant Griggs
#1 born in KY  b. 1867 Parents are John M. Griggs and Matilda Bowles

#2 born June 12,1869 Parents are Elias Griggs and Mary Demaree
This one is thought to have died in Florida around 1920.

I can't find information on either one so, I haven't determined which one is
mine or even if there are really 2.
This is my information:
George Grant Griggs married Mamie Roberts
Issue : Lewis Claud Griggs B. Dec13,1904 Jonesville,Catahoula Parish,LA d.
Liberty, TX 1950

Charlie Griggs B. unknown

Hi,
My ggrandfather was George Grant Griggs b. ca.1867 married Mamie Roberts b.
ca 1869
I am told there were 2 George Grant Griggs.

My problem is I don't know if there are actually 2?

1.George Grant Griggs b. 1867 Ky parents John M. Griggs and Matilda Bowles.

2. George Grant Griggs b. June12,1869 Mo. parents Elisa Griggs and
Mary Demaree d. ca.1930 Florida

My George Grant Griggs married Mamie Roberts
issue:
Lewis Claud Griggs b. Dec.13,1904 Jonesville,Louisiana d. Apr.1949
Liberty, TX.

Charlie Griggs b. ?    The only thing I know about Charlie is my mother says
he use to come visit my dad.

Does anyone have knowledge of these families
Robbie

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Subject: Re: [Griggs] My Griggs ties.

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>Hello everyone. My name is PJ. My mother's maiden name was Griggs. My part of the Griggs family comes from Iowa as far back as I have been able to trace. I'm not sure where they came from before that. I have very little information but here is what I do have:

> My grandfather was Robert Lafayette Griggs. His brothers were Lenard and Raymond. His sisters were Dorthy, Letha, Opal and Sarah. Grandpa was born in 1914 and died in 1996. He married Margie Louise Wessel on December 6, 1941 who survies.

> My great grandfather was Lafayette Griggs. His brothers were Anthony and one other. (I cant read the writing in the Bible.) His sisters were Clara and Sadie. He married Ida Ellen Robers.

> My great-great grandfather was Armstrong Griggs. His wife was Jennie.

>If any of this souds familiar or anyone knows any infromation on any of these people please let me know. I am very interested in finding out more about my family.

>Later,

>PJ

>

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> Dear PJ, I have had your e-mail on my computer for a long time. I have many which I have not answered.  I love to talk about the Griggs, and it takes time for me to answer them all.  My husband's mother's maiden name is Griggs.  His line of Griggs were from Davisburg, MI.  His Griggs line starts in England with a George Griggs 1609, which is the grandfather of the Griggs' brothers who settled Griggstown, NJ. Their father is John Griggs born 1635 in England.   They came to Gravesend, Long Island, NY.  Those four brothers, Samuel, Daniel, Benjamin and Thomas did not all stay in Griggstown.  Daniel is our direct line - he lived in Newton, NJ.  We have taken a few trips to NJ and MI to look up our ancestors whereabouts.  It has been a real thrill for us to find their tombstones, and know the vicinities where they lived.  To look in phonebooks - calling all the Griggs' names, inquiring if they are related to the same lines we are-I have looked on the white pages on the internet in the towns where we think they might've lived and then I start calling them at 6AM (CA time - back there it is 9AM) - I tell them they don't know me and we don't know them, but would they be interested in talking to me about genealogy - I have looked on the LDS Family Search.org- I have joined the onelist.com griggs' list - which I see you did - I have met people on the internet - I will give you a few of their addresses.  It is a facisnating hobby.  One that needs patience.  I'm not sure your line is the same as ours, but please contact John Griggs - griggsj@... - he has tons of information on the griggs.  Karnak.com is another good web page, because they do the research free for you.  Ancestors.com isn't as good because you have to pay to get into some of their sites.  Worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com is good.  USgenweb.com is also good. There you type in your state and they have cemetery lists, by each county there are things you can look up and also volunteers in the counties who will do research for you or answer your questions, or direct you to someone who might be able to help you.  Good luck.  Keep me posted if you find anything.  I am sorry it has taken me so long to answer you. Lynne Johnston

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I am wondering if anyone in this group is related to the Griggs families of SC. 
Specifically, in the Hartsville area.  My name is Jason Alexander Griggs, and I
would appreciate if anyone would contact me via e-mail if they think we could
share some commonality.

Jason

Need Help,

Looking for any information on the parents of a Daniel GRIGGS who was
born on July 17, 1762 and who married a Margaret (unknown maiden
surname) who was born on July 21, 1760. They had the following
children:

    Barnet GRIGGS born Feb 4, 1784
    George GRIGGS born Apr 1, 1786
    Jemima GRIGGS born Nov 17, 1790
    Aron GRIGGS born Feb 1, 1793
    Benjamin GRIGGS born Oct 6, 1795
    Daniel Sars (or Sans) GRIGGS born May 26, 1801

I don't know where Daniel and Margaret were married or where they
were born, however their oldest son Barnet was baptized in Somerset
County, NJ on April 18, 1784. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Frank L. Griggs

Died

On last  Monday evening occurred the sudden death of David S Griggs
at the home of his daugher, Mrs Cornelia Lesis, in the city.


David S Griggs was born in Boon Co Illinois, July 23, 1832, and died
April 51969, aged 76 years 8 months and 12 days.

He moved with his parents to Boone Co, Missouri, and later to Schuyer
Co., Mo, where he lived until his death.

He was married to Louisa Seamster and to this union were born five
children, Frank Griggs of Queen City, Mrs Cornelia Lewis, Mrs Bettie
Bowers, Mrs Rollie Daniels, and Mrs Josephine Daniels, deceased.

His first wife died in 1870 and he was married to Emmaline Shockly
and to them were born four children, Lettie Griggs, deceased, Charles
and Willie Griggs and Mrs. Olie Rowe.

Burial was at Crowder Cemetery on Wednesday.

                        -----------------------------

David Griggs Dead

David Griggs, on eof the pioneeers of Schuyler county died at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Ben Lewis, in Greentop, Mo., Monday, April
5, 1909.  At the time of his death he was about 76 years old.

Mr. Griggs has been an exceptionally hearty man until the last year
or two.  Since last fall he has been in rather poor health, being
troubled with somothering spells.  He leaves several children besides
a host of friends to mourn his loss.

His remains were laid to rest in the Crowder cemetery Wednesday,
April 7, 1909.

Hi, I have not been active on this list since yahoo took over and I
moved. The last time I was on I could not get past my Grandfather
John W. Well I found his parents Thomas E. Griggs and Mother Nancy
Williamson. It aprears Thomas's dad was Samuel born about 1829? And
Nancy's dad was William Williamson but I cant prove it yet. Thomas
was in the Civil War and was a shoemaker, Lived in New Brunswick and
had six children. Thomas was born in 1844 married in 1865 and that is
the end of my information. I am trying to find out where Thomas is
buried, and if Samuel is the name of his father.
Jay Griggs

I am researching my G-Grandparents :
GEORGE GRANT GRIGGS b. 1867 Union Co, KY d. ca 1920  married MAMIE ROBERTS

George and mamie had Issue:

Lewis Claude GRIGGS b. Dec 13,1904 in Jonesville, Catahoula Parish,LA

Charlie Griggs b. ? in Louisiana

Thank you,
Robbie

Would any of the information below be part of your family?  Would like to get
more information.
Thomas Franklin Griggs b. abt 1875
married Drucilla House and had 8 children
They lived in Spring Creek, TN just north of Jackson,TN.  They were farmers.
I think they also had the general store and post office there.
One of Thomas Franklin and Drucilla's sons was Robert Love Griggs m. Sophia
Louise Rogers who lived in Memphis, TN  I am a niece to Sophia Louise.
Any help will be appreciated.
Joyce
Bodleymjb@...

My grandfather by the name of Lorenzo Dou Griggs and his wife
Elizabeth rice Griggs came to Houston Mississippi In the late 1930's
from around Parsons, Tennessee. I understand he had a brother named
John but i know nothing of any decendants and i know absolutely
nothing about my grandmothers people whose last name was Rice from
that area. if anyone knows anything about either please contact me.
Aaron Griggs

My great grandfather is Frank Griggs.  My Grandfather is Fred Griggs
Sr.  He told me that when my famliy came from the North some stopped
in VA, some in NC and his family in SC.  Can someone help me out.  I
am trying to get a family tree not just for me, but for my kids.
Please email me at holden150@...

Debbie Holden

Debbie, My grandfather came from around Parsons, Tennessee in the 1930's to
Houston Mississippi. His name was Lorenzo and his brothers names were John
and Lee Roy. their families stayed in Tennessee. I do not know anything
beyond that as far as great or great great grandparents. I have found one of
very distant cousins in florida that has started a family tree and she is to
send it to me when completed, which she said she was. If any of thse names
are on her list i will contact you. Aaron Griggs
> -----Original Message-----
> From: holden150@... [SMTP:holden150@...]
> Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2001 10:24 AM
> To: griggs@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [Griggs] Griggs family from Hartsville, SC
>
> My great grandfather is Frank Griggs.  My Grandfather is Fred Griggs
> Sr.  He told me that when my famliy came from the North some stopped
> in VA, some in NC and his family in SC.  Can someone help me out.  I
> am trying to get a family tree not just for me, but for my kids.
> Please email me at holden150@...
>
> Debbie Holden
>
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Debbie,

You need to include dates or approximate dates of birth, death, marriage,
etc.  Who did your grandfather and great grandfather marry, include their
maiden names if you know them.  Where in SC did they live.  Did your
grandfather have any siblings, if so include their names.   Since names are
frequently passed from one generation to the next, this can also help
identify the family.   In other words include as much info as you know, in
order for others to be able to identify them and help you.

Jean

----- Original Message -----
From: <holden150@...>
To: <griggs@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2001 1:24 PM
Subject: [Griggs] Griggs family from Hartsville, SC


> My great grandfather is Frank Griggs.  My Grandfather is Fred Griggs
> Sr.  He told me that when my famliy came from the North some stopped
> in VA, some in NC and his family in SC.  Can someone help me out.  I
> am trying to get a family tree not just for me, but for my kids.
> Please email me at holden150@...
>
> Debbie Holden
>
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My Great Grandfather died I believe in 1985 or 1986.
I only knew my great grandmother by great mawmaw.  She
died when I was real young.  My grandfather married
Elizabeth Sparrow.  He had a sister Peggy who married
a Morris she died in 1989, and two brothers Frank and
AJ.  Frank died this past March.  That is all the
information I really know.  I do know that my dads
cousin Monnie died when she was 16 in a car accident.
She broke her neck.  They are from Hartsville, SC.
Sorry I did not include this, it is my first time
trying to find out information.


Debbie






--- Jean & Tom Schroeder <jeantom@...> wrote:
> Debbie,
>
> You need to include dates or approximate dates of
> birth, death, marriage,
> etc.  Who did your grandfather and great grandfather
> marry, include their
> maiden names if you know them.  Where in SC did they
> live.  Did your
> grandfather have any siblings, if so include their
> names.   Since names are
> frequently passed from one generation to the next,
> this can also help
> identify the family.   In other words include as
> much info as you know, in
> order for others to be able to identify them and
> help you.
>
> Jean
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: <holden150@...>
> To: <griggs@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2001 1:24 PM
> Subject: [Griggs] Griggs family from Hartsville, SC
>
>
> > My great grandfather is Frank Griggs.  My
> Grandfather is Fred Griggs
> > Sr.  He told me that when my famliy came from the
> North some stopped
> > in VA, some in NC and his family in SC.  Can
> someone help me out.  I
> > am trying to get a family tree not just for me,
> but for my kids.
> > Please email me at holden150@...
> >
> > Debbie Holden
> >
> >
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> the archives of the Griggs
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> your email address and password. Once on your own
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I don't know when your Griggs settled in SC, but Griggs and Sparrow are very
old names in southeastern VA and northeastern NC.  The first thing you need
to do is check the census for your area and see if your grandfather or great
grandfather is listed.  Keep going back to each successive census to find
who their parents were, who their children were, where they were born.  When
you are first starting with so many unknowns as you have the census is the
best place to start.  Also write to the state and request the birth and
death certificates for each of your ancestors.  That will give you a wealth
of information.  There will be a fee for each document you request.  Check
the courthouse in the county where they resided for wills, land records,
etc.  Most people in the courthouse will be helpful.

Good luck,

Jean
----- Original Message -----
From: "Debbie Holden" <holden150@...>
To: <griggs@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2001 10:16 AM
Subject: Re: [Griggs] Griggs family from Hartsville, SC


> My Great Grandfather died I believe in 1985 or 1986.
> I only knew my great grandmother by great mawmaw.  She
> died when I was real young.  My grandfather married
> Elizabeth Sparrow.  He had a sister Peggy who married
> a Morris she died in 1989, and two brothers Frank and
> AJ.  Frank died this past March.  That is all the
> information I really know.  I do know that my dads
> cousin Monnie died when she was 16 in a car accident.
> She broke her neck.  They are from Hartsville, SC.
> Sorry I did not include this, it is my first time
> trying to find out information.
>
>
> Debbie
>
>
>
>
>
>
> --- Jean & Tom Schroeder <jeantom@...> wrote:
> > Debbie,
> >
> > You need to include dates or approximate dates of
> > birth, death, marriage,
> > etc.  Who did your grandfather and great grandfather
> > marry, include their
> > maiden names if you know them.  Where in SC did they
> > live.  Did your
> > grandfather have any siblings, if so include their
> > names.   Since names are
> > frequently passed from one generation to the next,
> > this can also help
> > identify the family.   In other words include as
> > much info as you know, in
> > order for others to be able to identify them and
> > help you.
> >
> > Jean
> >
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: <holden150@...>
> > To: <griggs@yahoogroups.com>
> > Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2001 1:24 PM
> > Subject: [Griggs] Griggs family from Hartsville, SC
> >
> >
> > > My great grandfather is Frank Griggs.  My
> > Grandfather is Fred Griggs
> > > Sr.  He told me that when my famliy came from the
> > North some stopped
> > > in VA, some in NC and his family in SC.  Can
> > someone help me out.  I
> > > am trying to get a family tree not just for me,
> > but for my kids.
> > > Please email me at holden150@...
> > >
> > > Debbie Holden
> > >
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> I don't know when your Griggs settled in SC, but Griggs and Sparrow are very
> old names in southeastern VA and northeastern NC.  The first thing you need
> to do is check the census for your area and see if your grandfather or great
> grandfather is listed.  Keep going back to each successive census to find
> who their parents were, who their children were, where they were born.  When
> you are first starting with so many unknowns as you have the census is the
> best place to start.  Also write to the state and request the birth and
> death certificates for each of your ancestors.  That will give you a wealth
> of information.  There will be a fee for each document you request.  Check
> the courthouse in the county where they resided for wills, land records,
> etc.  Most people in the courthouse will be helpful.
>
> Good luck,
>
> Jean
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Debbie Holden" <holden150@...>
> To: <griggs@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2001 10:16 AM
> Subject: Re: [Griggs] Griggs family from Hartsville, SC
>
> > My Great Grandfather died I believe in 1985 or 1986.
> > I only knew my great grandmother by great mawmaw.  She
> > died when I was real young.  My grandfather married
> > Elizabeth Sparrow.  He had a sister Peggy who married
> > a Morris she died in 1989, and two brothers Frank and
> > AJ.  Frank died this past March.  That is all the
> > information I really know.  I do know that my dads
> > cousin Monnie died when she was 16 in a car accident.
> > She broke her neck.  They are from Hartsville, SC.
> > Sorry I did not include this, it is my first time
> > trying to find out information.
> >
> >
> > Debbie
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > --- Jean & Tom Schroeder <jeantom@...> wrote:
> > > Debbie,
> > >
> > > You need to include dates or approximate dates of
> > > birth, death, marriage,
> > > etc.  Who did your grandfather and great grandfather
> > > marry, include their
> > > maiden names if you know them.  Where in SC did they
> > > live.  Did your
> > > grandfather have any siblings, if so include their
> > > names.   Since names are
> > > frequently passed from one generation to the next,
> > > this can also help
> > > identify the family.   In other words include as
> > > much info as you know, in
> > > order for others to be able to identify them and
> > > help you.
> > >
> > > Jean
> > >
> > > ----- Original Message -----
> > > From: <holden150@...>
> > > To: <griggs@yahoogroups.com>
> > > Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2001 1:24 PM
> > > Subject: [Griggs] Griggs family from Hartsville, SC
> > >
> > >
> > > > My great grandfather is Frank Griggs.  My
> > > Grandfather is Fred Griggs
> > > > Sr.  He told me that when my famliy came from the
> > > North some stopped
> > > > in VA, some in NC and his family in SC.  Can
> > > someone help me out.  I
> > > > am trying to get a family tree not just for me,
> > > but for my kids.
> > > > Please email me at holden150@...
> > > >
> > > > Debbie Holden
> > > >
> > > >
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"Griggs, Aaron" wrote:

> Debbie, My grandfather came from around Parsons, Tennessee in the 1930's to
> Houston Mississippi. His name was Lorenzo and his brothers names were John
> and Lee Roy. their families stayed in Tennessee. I do not know anything
> beyond that as far as great or great great grandparents. I have found one of
> very distant cousins in florida that has started a family tree and she is to
> send it to me when completed, which she said she was. If any of thse names
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> > Subject:      [Griggs] Griggs family from Hartsville, SC
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> > My great grandfather is Frank Griggs.  My Grandfather is Fred Griggs
> > Sr.  He told me that when my famliy came from the North some stopped
> > in VA, some in NC and his family in SC.  Can someone help me out.  I
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Hi,
I am looking for information about GEORGE GRANT GRIGGS b. June 12,1870
Dunklin Missouri. He died Fl. 1920.
He marries Mary DeMaree

Also, GEORGE GRANT GRIGGS b. 1867 KY married MAMMIE ROBERTS.

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Hi-
I started our family tree many years ago, but have hit many road blocks on
my father's side--the Griggses. I thought maybe I would turn to your group
and see if I can find some missing pieces.

My name is Jennifer (Griggs) Hocker. I live in Indiana. My father came from
a family of 14 brothers and sisters, most of whom live in this area. His
father and mother (Aubrey Wetzel Griggs and Margeurite Townsend) come from
Kentucky. We know names of some of my grandfather's brothers and sisters,
but there aren't very many still alive who know more than that.

Does anyone know where I might go from here or are there any ties any of you
have to Griggs from Kentucky? I know they were in NC? perhaps before
Kentucky? The furthest back I have gotten in the early 1800's.

sigh.

Any insight would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Jennifer
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To: <bobandjenhocker@...>
Sent: Friday, September 21, 2001 12:08 PM
Subject: Welcome to Griggs


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> Michael and Robert, settled in Virginia before 1640.
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> Michael was the justice of the Peace in Lancaster County, Virginia, in
> 1685. His will was proved in London and can be found on the VaGenWeb. A
few
> years later, Michael's brother Robert, of Gloucester County,
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