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Marianne Fleetwood |
May 16, 1999 00:40 |
Kudos!!!!! This has to be the nicest, most informative family page I've visited. The lore is wonderful and the photos of Missouri beautiful. Although we share the Fleetwood surname, our ties, if any are distant. I am researching William Fleetwood who originated my husband's branch of the Fleetwood tree by coming to Delaware in 1682. This Fleetwood family moved to Pickaway Co. OH in the early 1800's, moved again, this time to Indiana in 1862. From there my husband's grandfather moved to Benzie Co. MI in the early 1920's. Congrats again, thanks for sharing your work with all. |
William Paul Harding |
May 20, 1999 16:02 |
http://www.homestead.com/sirwilliampictures/sirwilliam.html |
Hello there Kenny I saw that you put a guest book in the page and thought I would sign it. Love Sir William |
Paul Marion "Bob" Fleetwood |
May 20, 1999 21:54 |
Great Job Kenny, Keep up the good work!!! Uncle Bob |
Patty Murphy from Modular Devices |
May 20, 1999 22:45 |
Wonderful Job Kenny! |
Cheri Busboom |
May 23, 1999 21:24 |
Kenny, What a great website!! I am a descendant of Adam Fleetwood's Brother Thomas Fleetwood who married Catherine "Caty" Todd. Thomas & Caty Fleetwood are my 3rd great grandparents. I just wanted to let know that I have really enjoyed your website. Cheri Busboom Indiana |
Andrew Pritchett |
May 25, 1999 08:48 |
Hi Ken, Saw you had a guestbook and thought I would sign. Ken knows me but for the rest of you I am a third great grandson of Adam Fleetwood's brother in law from both wives James Pritchett. There parents John Pritchett and Mary "Polly" Todd are a common ancestor for Ken and I. Love your sight. I am hoping a trip out east will give me some interesting info like you found in Missouri. Have a great day. Andy Pritchett |
Kelly A. Fleetwood-Foster |
May 25, 1999 21:56 |
KJ, As a member of the family who has seen the dedication and love that you have devoted to the research on our family, I salute you! I look forward to the new information that you continue to find as it opens new chapters and grows new limbs to our ever growing family. As I have told you before, it never ceases to amaze me to see all of the interconnections and relations. Keep up the GREAT work Little Brother! |
Marcene Lay |
May 30, 1999 23:09 |
Thank you so much for a wonderful web site. Isaac is my 4th great-grandfather. It's a great site. I'll keep checking back to see what's new. |
Norma Roberts-Wilson |
Jun 1, 1999 11:12 |
Thanks Ken, for a splendid web-site! It shows care and quality. All of your cousins, I'm sure, are thrilled to find it. Even though my connections to Isaac stayed in Indiana (Thomas F., Jane F. Norman, Elmer N., Jewel N. Denny), I find it fascinating to read of the migrations of our families and their place in history. Many thanks! From your cousin in California, Norma (Denny) Roberts-Wilson |
DeVaughn C. Fleetwood |
Jun 4, 1999 00:07 |
We will return to this site soon. |
Bobby McDougall |
Jun 6, 1999 21:41 |
Kenny, After reading your web page, I am more impressed with your abilities than I ever have been. The hard work and time you put into this page shows. Truly something to be proud of. You might want to include a photo so all your relatives, close and distant, might know the man behind the page. Congratulations on a job well done! Keep up the research and enjoy your life Mr. Fleetwood. |
Don DeLise |
Jun 8, 1999 07:10 |
Hello! I was delighted to spend some time reading about all my cousins! Great job on the site. I am also a descendant from Old Isaac and will send you how I fit in; my charts are not handy right this minute but I will do it later today. (My grandmother was Zilpha Itasca Fleetwood b. abt 1876 in Indiana m. Asa Nugent; her father was Solomon Fleetwood m. Sarah Sullivan also Indiana.) best, Don |
Jack Zurlinden |
Jun 8, 1999 21:28 |
I was born John Edward Fleetwood on 13 May 1935 in Triplett, MO. My father was Harold (Hal) Fleetwood, born approximately 1910, died in OR in 1952. He and my mother divorced in 1936, and I saw him only twice more in my life. Curiosity about him was not encouraged by either my stepfather or my mother. I believe he remarried and had several children, who would be my half-siblings. His father was C. E. Fleetwood, called The Judge. If anyone has any info, I would really appreciate hearing from you. |
Joyce Fleetwood Lawrence |
Jun 9, 1999 18:08 |
Kenneth, your page is very interesting and tells me a lot about the Isaac Fleetwood family I had been wondering about. There are a lot more Fleetwoods out there than anyone would ever believe! I have been researching the family of WILLIAM FLEETWOOD of Bertie Co NC, d. 1769, whose roots were evidently in SE Virginia, near the James River. A grandson of his, also named William Fleetwood, b. NC about 1797, came to Chariton Co MO in 1821, up to St. Clair Co IL till mid 1830s, then back to Chariton Co MO. Early families related to these first Fleetwoods in north central MO include Ashby of KY, Oxley of NC, McAllister, McFerrin, Bruner. I'd appreciate hearing from anyone researching this MO Fleetwood line, or any from Bertie Co NC. Thanks for the opportunity to sign your guest book. Keep up the good work. |
Marilyn Smith |
Jun 12, 1999 17:02 |
Mr. Fleetwood, I have spent the better part of this afternoon reading and thoroughly enjoying your information. I came to your page because I am related to one of the Chafin/Halls that came briefly with the Fleetwoods in the late 1850s to Douglas County. My line is through Isaac Chafin and Sarah Hall Chafin. They came to Douglas Co. in 1857 for a short time and then went back to Brown Co., IN where my grandfather and family were raised. I have also heard stories that one of the reasons that the Fleetwoods moved originally was that one of them, Adam, I believe and someone named Crider who was married to a Fleetwood, had been caught counterfeiting in Indiana. Do you know of that story and if it is true or not? Have you learned any more about old Isaac's parents? Thanks so much for your interesting information. Marilyn |
Jessica Fleetwood |
Jun 12, 1999 20:25 |
This is a good website!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
Jeanette Richart |
Jun 14, 1999 01:05 |
Very nice page, I come through the Rebecca FLEETWOOD - Jesse HALL line their daughter Sarah HALL married James CHAFIN. |
Ann Elizabeth Souza-Fleetwood |
Jun 16, 1999 21:44 |
To my son, Kenneth Joseph Fleetwood. Since your birth and all these years since, you have always made me proud of your accomplishments. I knew when you started this project several years ago and then put it aside that you would not let it go, and again you have proved me right. To all you Fleetwood's out there, enjoy this! Congratulations son, your website is great, you have put your all into it. Love You, Mom |
Carla Blankenship Bryce |
Jun 22, 1999 06:11 |
Kenneth I really enjoyed the pictures and info. |
Ronnie Lewis Fleetwood |
Jun 25, 1999 13:20 |
My name is Ronnie Fleetwood. I am a son of the late Acey Fleetwood. Bob Fleetwood made me aware of the Fleetwood family tree and I am so pleased to be able to look at the generations past. Thank you very much for the page. I have bookmarked this page so that I may periodically check in and see what has been added. Again, thanks you did a wonderful job and have put a lot of hard work into it. Good Job!!! Ronnie Fleetwood and family. |
James Milton Fleetwood, Jr. |
Jun 28, 1999 00:39 |
I have enjoyed viewing your web site. I am the great, great grandson of Ashey Fleetwood and Parthenia Mewborn from North Carolina. I am interested in prior lineage. |
Rev. John R. Chance |
Jun 30, 1999 01:43 |
http://www.fpcwichita.org |
My mother is Freda Kaye (Fleetwood) Chance. She married my father, Johnny Ray Chance Sr., in '67 or '68 in Livingston, Texas. Three sons were born: Johnny (John) Ray Jr., Terry Wayne, and Kenneth Randall (Randy). My parents now live in Warren, Arkansas. All three of their children live in Wichita, Kansas. I now have a wife, Bonnie Diane (Cornwell) Chance, and two sons, Jon-Calvin Alexander Chance, and Ghentry Marrell Ashton Chance. Thank you for the web site. It is quite interesting. |
Janine Linder |
Jul 2, 1999 14:04 |
Dear Mr. Fleetwood: It is great to see what you have accomplished. It is inspiring. A very good friend of mine when I lived in Atlanta was a Mr. Fleetwood Gruver IV (his family lived, I believe in TN). Is he related to your family tree? Thanks. |
(Orval) Gene Norman |
Jul 6, 1999 13:33 |
Ken, I just learned of your website from my cousin in California, Norma Roberts-Wilson who has been doing more genealogical research than I lately. I, too, come from the Jane F. Norman (great-grandmother) and Elmer Norman side of the Family. As an academic librarian, I do surf the Internet quite a bit, but I haven't had a lot of time for family research. In a few years, I look forward to retirement, so I should have more time then. My Uncle Lark Harrell (deceased) had Fleetwoods in his family in Jackson County, IN, so I suspect there is a connection to you also. I enjoyed your website. Keep up the good work!--Gene Norman |
Meryl Whitfield Kurman |
Jul 7, 1999 22:52 |
Ken - I know that I have congratulated you privately about the work you've done on the Fleetwood Family, but I just wanted to post a message out here for all to see. I hope that the Fleetwood family realizes what an asset you are to the family. I believe that family is the most important part of our lives and that we have to know who we are to know where we are going. Your website has gotten me motivated to start work on my Whitfield family and I hope someday to have a site up and running. I just wanted to let you know how proud I am of you and to let you know that I am glad to be a member of your family (even if I'm not a Fleetwood). Love Ya - Meryl |
Monica Mason |
Jul 17, 1999 16:19 |
Hi Kenny! and all other Fleetwood family members! I have really enjoyed the website..... I never knew anyone had traced the family back that far.... I am Monica Mason, daughter of Evelyn Fleetwood Wilkins -- granddaughter of Speedie Fleetwood. I would love to receive email from any relations out there! You did a great job on the site, Kenny ... we need to have a reunion! |
Pamela Ann Moore |
Jul 19, 1999 00:46 |
Hi Ken, You've done a great job on this webpage! I know you must have put in a lot of hours on it. That took a lot of dedication on your part. I never knew there were so many Fleetwoods out there! I am Pam Moore, daughter of Sylvia Doris Fleetwood. Her father was Speedie Fleetwood, married to Marie Fleetwood Steele. I wish she could have been alive long enough to enjoy this as I have. I hope we stay in touch, and get to meet one day, like at a reunion!!!! I'm sure I would enjoy all the fishing that would come along with it! Ha, Thanks again, for all your hard work. |
John Peck |
Jul 21, 1999 23:43 |
Thank you for letting me be your guest. John Peck |
Charles Ray Fleetwood |
Jul 30, 1999 03:05 |
GOOD JOB |
Loretta (Fleetwood) Medlock |
Aug 4, 1999 11:40 |
http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/m/e/d/Martha-L-Medlock/ |
Great web page! I too am a descendant of "Old Man Isaac" as follows: Isaac, Mark Jesse, Louis Dennis, John M. (Jack), Ezra Fleetwood who married Delta Sullivan, Martha Loretta Fleetwood Medlock. Mark Jesse Fleetwood b. 24 May 1815, Floyd County, Kentucky, married 1st Cynthia Stewart; m/2 Nancy C. (Kate) Stewart. In doing research on Mark Jesse, my brother found that he had gone to Hudson Township, Bates County, Missouri about 1879. The 1880 census shows him there with wife Nancy and daughter Hattie. I do not have a copy of this census record but my brother noted that Jesse said his father ("Old Isaac") was born in Ireland. |
Margaret L. (Fleetwood) Meadows |
Aug 4, 1999 20:50 |
Ken, Great web page, I am from the Old Isaac Fleetwood. He is my 3rd, great grandfather . I come from the son Hiram Fleetwood. His son William Henry Fleetwood. Enjoyed your web page very much. Keep up the good work. I am from the Indiana bunch. Margaret |
Rebecca |
Aug 8, 1999 15:26 |
http://geocities.com/Heartland/Pointe/1080 |
Just took a look at your page. Very nice. Wondered how you did it so fancy on AOL. I hate PP3; won't let you even put a counter on the page. |
Laura |
Aug 9, 1999 10:53 |
Hi Ken! Good work on the page! For everyone else, I am a descendant of James Fleetwood, his son Isaac Fleetwood, his son Elihue Fleetwood then finally his daughter, my grandmother, Josephine. Hope that is some help. Laura (Tulsa, OK) |
Marcene |
Aug 18, 1999 14:44 |
Just checking back in. Thought I'd give you another A+ on the work you've done. It's a wonderful site! I've come down thru the Fleetwood line from Isaac to John. John's sons Asa and Shadrack were my great-great grandfathers. I'd really love to hear from any other relatives of John's, or for that matter any other Fleetwood relations. Thanks so much for all your effort. This is a great place to come visit. |
Dale Fleetwood |
Aug 31, 1999 20:33 |
Great site!! I have recently begun trying to trace my own roots. If you come across any Fleetwood genealogy in the Delaware area, please let me know. Dale Fleetwood |
Mark Patrick Fleetwood |
Sep 2, 1999 18:57 |
Bless you! I'm only son of Michael David, only child of Albert Fleetwood, of Mirfield, W Yorkshire, England: apparently, there have been Fleetwoods there for several generations. I anticipate doing a family tree, and have lots of raw info, but some gaps. Anyway, delighted to see a fellow Fleetwood on-line. Wonder how or when we might have been connected? PS I have conflicting info as to the name's origin - some documents say we're named after the place in Lancashire, others that we gave our name to the place, along with the Heskeths. God bless. (John 3:16). |
Danny Lynn Fleetwood, Jr. |
Sep 5, 1999 12:41 |
Kenneth, Just wanted to tell you that you've done a great job on your webpage. I really enjoyed it. The pictures were great also. If I can be of any assistance to you in your research on the Fleetwoods please let me know. Keep up the good work. |
Emma Fleetwood Linder |
Sep 8, 1999 17:03 |
Great page. I don't know if we are related. I didn't see names I knew. We still have cousins around Ava Mo. My family migrated to California. An aunt has researched our tree. Guess I need to get a copy and see how we are related. Dad was Gene Fleetwood and his dad was Calvin Fleetwood. I think Oklahoma was where dad was born. |
Cindy Hall Messick |
Sep 10, 1999 18:56 |
Really enjoyed your web site. The pictures of the Ozarks made me home sick! Do you have any information on "Old" Isaac's daughter Rebecca that married Jesse Hall? And their family? I am their 4th great grand-daughter. I would appreciate anything you have to share or if any cousins out there have anything to share please email me. Thank you. |
Charles Ray Fleetwood |
Sep 11, 1999 15:39 |
Ken: I think you have done a nice job of this. I really enjoyed seeing dad and all his brothers together. Keep up the good work, I know everyone appreciates your labor. Dad is Joe Fleetwood. We miss him very much. Good bye for now, will be back though. |
Nancy Fleetwood Miller |
Sep 13, 1999 11:43 |
WOW...what a terrific site!! I really enjoyed browsing! I'm sure many Fleetwood branches lead back to Virginia and "Old Isaac." My family traces back to Georgia in the mid-to-late 1700's. I would love to compare notes or speculation on how the Fleetwood family came to Georgia...even speculation might offer some avenues to research! Thanks again for such a great web site!! |
Patty Murphy / Modular Devices |
Sep 14, 1999 20:18 |
Hi Kenny: Your site looks real good. Last month I had the chance to visit my dad and family in West Virginia. I got to see the old farm my dad was raised on. His old school is also still standing, but is not in use. There were a lot of Murphy children, and there were days that the school only had Murphy children. I went also to my family graveyard, my great-grandfather is their to rest along with my grandparents. It was hard to believe that my dad grew up without electric, plumbing, and no cable. Keep up your wonderful work, I would like to do my family history as nice as you did. Patty Murphy, Modular Devices. pats@warwick.net (home) |
Joyce Fleetwood Lawrence |
Sep 19, 1999 11:54 |
Kenneth, I keep revisiting your great Fleetwood page to see your new resources. Great job! Just to remind readers that there's a Fleetwood branch that came to north central Missouri--Chariton Co MO--in 1821 from Bertie Co NC. Their allied names in MO are Ashby, Oxley, McAllister, McFerrin. Be glad to help Fleetwoods with those connections, or in NC. Keep up the excellent work. |
Stan Dowling |
Sep 28, 1999 18:56 |
Well Ken I thought I should sign your guest book and say what a great job you have done on the Fleetwood family. As you know I am the grandson of Leoma Fleetwood d/o Charley Fleetwood and Martha Ann Hatfield. Charley is the s/o John Fleetwood and Nellie King, and John is the s/o of Adam Fleetwood and Elizabeth Pritchett. Adam of course is the s/o "Old" Isaac Fleetwood and Sarah Rider. I look forward to a visit with you when I'm in Florida. Take care and keep up the EXCELLENT work. |
Nancy L Lewis |
Oct 4, 1999 22:37 |
Great material. I am descendant of the 3rd generation Adam Fleetwood's daughter, Julia Ann. She married Elihugh Blend Coffman and moved to Arkansas. |
Dornna D. Everett-Arnold |
Oct 9, 1999 14:19 |
Ava, Missouri on the Internet, whatever next ? |
Rose Marie Welch |
Oct 23, 1999 17:15 |
I enjoyed this web site very much. My paternal grandmother was Christina Arlene Fleetwood, daughter of Ty Fleetwood and wife, Ban Rice Fleetwood. Christine married John l. (believed to be Lazerus) Welch, in June 1888 in Douglas County, Missouri. To this union 5 children were born. The second child, a son, Ernie Clayburn Welch was my father. Feel free to e-mail me with any questions you may have, I would love to hear from any relatives! Thanks, Rose |
Michelle Bell |
Nov 9, 1999 14:29 |
Hey! My middle name is that. How cool.. maybe I'm related to you. Very spiffy. I am glad that you are dedicated to your family. Everyone should be. My aunt did a family tree once. It was really neat. Well I just thought it was cool that your name is the same as my middle name. I think my name is from like, England or something. Have a super day! Michelle Oh by the way... Fleetwood Rocks |
Tim Fleetwood |
Nov 10, 1999 13:44 |
Hello everybody. |
Kevin John Crichton |
Nov 10, 1999 15:57 |
http://website.lineone.net/~fleetwood.web/welcome.htm |
I'm from the town of Fleetwood, in the county of Lancashire, Great Britain. I really like your site. My site, Fleetwood.Web, is an ever developing guide to the town, its features, and its life in all aspects. I'll be putting in a section on various uses and appearances of the name "Fleetwood" throughout the world, and I will be giving your site a high placing. Keep up the good work. |
Carol Halperin |
Nov 19, 1999 18:22 |
I was scanning Ava Missouri to see if I could find information on my parent's family. My mother's name is Mary Sexton (parents William H. Sexton and Cora Lee) her brother Ray and some family are still in that area. My father's name is Woodrow Johnson (parents Larse Johnson and Amanda Roller?) I do not know much about them. I think his mother and a brother Eugene Johnson are buried in Ava Cemetery. If anyone knows anything about them, I would appreciate a response. I don't know your family but I enjoyed meeting them. This was a very informative and fun homepage to visit. Thanks, your hard work was appreciated. |
Bobbi Meadows |
Nov 20, 1999 23:03 |
You have done really great work here! This is wonderful, so full of detail! Look forward to seeing more! |
Barbara Ellen Martini (Fleetwood) |
Nov 28, 1999 17:39 |
Hello, I'm Barbara Ellen (Fleetwood) Martini, The youngest daughter of Donnie Allen Fleetwood, He and Ethel Lorene McKinney had seven children. Imogene who died at 6 mo. then David Alvin, Johnnie Ray, Patrica Evon (Patsy), Joseph Willis, Glenda Gale and myself Barbara Ellen (Bobbie). My brother Joe is compiling an immediate family tree with birthdates and places. I'm sure he will send you a copy when he has it completed. We all live in Oregon with the exception of David who lives in Florida. Thank you for all your hard work. WE do have quite a colorful family history. Now if we could set the true story of our lives on paper we would have another "Roots" best seller. |
Jefferson Fleetwood |
Dec 2, 1999 00:09 |
Hi I'm Jefferson. I'm also a Fleetwood living in England. I've seen your site it's really great, how about putting together an English side of the family. All the best, Jefferson |
Amanda Fleetwood |
Dec 3, 1999 13:19 |
Hi, This was so weird. All of these people have the same names as my relatives. William Fleetwood is my grandpa but he wasn't born then. I live in the northwestern part of Missouri. Have any ?'s write me. |
Daniel Fleetwood |
Dec 4, 1999 19:19 |
Hi Mate - Maybe a distant cousin here - Daniel Fleetwood from England - Have a nice life - Dan |
Nelson Hufford |
Dec 23, 1999 12:44 |
I am most impressed with your site. Your mother's comments were touching to say the least. My gg grandmother was Alabama Fleetwood Frazier, whom I have hit a brick wall with and I happened on your site. Keep on working, the results are great. |
Lance Lane |
Dec 28, 1999 18:03 |
Just to let someone know I like the Web page. But, I'm here looking for a back door and also a breaker for my 1987 Fleetwood. If you could help please do. Door size 31" wide and 75" long inside Dim. It appears that no one my area carries this size. Thanks Lance. |
Lance Lane |
Dec 28, 1999 18:08 |
Nice Page!! |
Susan York Morris |
Jan 1, 2000 21:50 |
Great site. Thanks for your hard labors. I'm descended from Isaac Fleetwood and Sarah Rider via their daughter, Rebecca--who married Jesse Hall. Rebecca Fleetwood-Hall and Jesse Hall's daughter Sarah married James Chafin. They're all traced from the Floyd Co. Kentucky/Brown County, Indiana records. (The Floyd County Ky. records are filled with surnames belonging to various members of my family and other Brown County families.) It's also interesting that Jesse Hall has the same Virginia-Floyd County Kentucky connection. |
Relda Sandgran |
Jan 11, 2000 22:21 |
Enjoyed your Fleetwood Family Home Page. I just found out in December that I had Fleetwoods in my line. Your Isaac Fleetwood born 2 Oct 1745 is my GGGGGGrandfather. Is there a way I can get copies of the pictures that you have. I can't make copies on my computer. I tried. I love the pictures and am willing to pay for them. BROWNS ~ DAVIS ~ FLEETWOOD ~ HALL ~ JOHNSON ~ KEELING ~ YARBROUGH Thanks, Relda |
Gary Lee Sullivan |
Jan 18, 2000 07:56 |
Ken, You have done a fantastic job of setting up the Fleetwood Webpage!!!! Old Isaac Fleetwood is looking down on you and smiling!!!!!!!! Your cousin Gary Sullivan |
Karl S. Fleetwood |
Jan 19, 2000 22:29 |
Thanks for making this information available. Karl S. Fleetwood |
Kenneth Brown |
Jan 21, 2000 21:38 |
http://courses.smsu.edu/kwb237f |
Kenneth, I haven't been on your site for a few months. It is truly a delightful place. Before the year is out, I plan on taking early retirement from the University and want to work more on family history, write some historical fiction perhaps, and expand my home page. Yours is certainly a model for me. I maintain my site using Microsoft FrontPage 2000. How do you place those hot spots on the photos that show peoples' names? When you have a moment, you might look at my photo pages at courses.smsu.edu/kwb237f/family or courses.smsu.edu/douglas. If you have any suggestions, please let me know. Are you a webmaster by profession? You certainly are proficient at it. Take care and stay in touch. |
Jacques Owen Martini |
Jan 24, 2000 02:36 |
Hi , My name is Jacques Martini, son of Barbara Martini (Fleetwood), daughter of Donnie and Ethel Fleetwood. I would like to add my addition to the family tree. On December 7, 1999, my daughter, Jacqlynn Elizabeth was born. Also my wife, Seasons Irene (Brandon). And soon another will be added to the tree. My sister, Angela Gale Patton (Brewer) will be induced into labor on the 27th of January. Lets welcome them both Nicole and Jacqlynn. Nice piece of work on this site. |
Marie S. Butler |
Feb 6, 2000 18:09 |
My Fleetwood ancestors came from Sussex, Co, DE to Waverly, VA after the Civil War. I have been in contact with relatives in MD but they know little. |
Mike Fleetwood |
Feb 10, 2000 17:27 |
Fascinating reading. I had no idea that the 'Fleetwood' name is flourishing so well across 'the pond'! All the best, Mike Fleetwood |
Clifford Rutherford Fleetwood |
Feb 20, 2000 15:38 |
Hello! I have just discovered the Fleetwood family page, and I am impressed and "gobsmacked" at the number of people with my surname in the New World. I originate from Birmingham, England and I know that there are good number of us Fleetwoods in around that area. Another coincidence is the fact that, having been reading about the www1 service my father undertook, I have discovered a www1 holy bible with the handwritten name of Adams, New York, on the inside cover? I note that there are several references to the name of Adams in the family tree? Keep up the good work, and to quote a well known American " I shall return". Cliff Fleetwood. |
Fran Russell |
Feb 24, 2000 19:28 |
Thank you for the information on old Isaac!!! I am the 5th generation through Rebecca who married Jesse Hall. Would like to hear from you Fran Russell Marlow, OK |
Dewey Glenn Fleetwood |
Mar 1, 2000 15:56 |
Enjoyed the visit. My dad's name was Henry Glenn Fleetwood and my mom's name is Ruby Nell (Riddell). His dad came from MO, I was born in 1946 in Cleveland, MS. My dad's mom and her people came from and around Newport/Amagon, AR. Will be visiting again. |
Jessica Fleetwood |
Mar 2, 2000 02:33 |
This site is great. I haven't viewed it in awhile and you have really added a lot to it. The family keeps getting bigger. By the way my sister Arin Fleetwood (dad-Terry Fleetwood) had a baby last October. His name is Orion Joseph Christopher Pagell. I am not positive on the spelling or his birthday but I thought you might want to know about it. Keep up the good work! Jessica |
Robert Helms |
Mar 6, 2000 00:05 |
I enjoyed your web site very much, my family tree goes back to the pilgrims and 1635 in Boston. I hope when I am ready that my web site will be as nice as yours. |
Jim Porter |
Mar 10, 2000 05:04 |
http://www.leyland78.freeserve.co.uk |
Hi, nice site, very interesting. Just one thought....Have you investigated a link to the Fleetwood family of Lancashire? They go back to pre-reformation days and may be linked. There are some bits and pieces on my own web site as I am from Fleetwood in Lancashire UK and the town was named after Peter Hesketh-Fleetwood. |
Richard Alan Fleetwood of East London England |
Mar 10, 2000 07:03 |
Hi! |
Gunilla von Wachenfelt |
Mar 15, 2000 13:38 |
Hi! You've really done a fantastic job! I'm a descendant of the Fleetwood who served in the Swedish army in the 1600's. I started looking back at the ancestors in England and at what happened to the family there. My family has quite a lot of info on that, and there is also information available in Riddarhuset in Stockholm, Sweden. However, since the English branch of the family died out, I wanted to know what happened to the Fleetwoods who went to Ireland and America. I happened upon this, and was, needless to say, delighted! Thanks, and please feel free to contact me if you want anything from this end. Gunilla |
Spence Fleetwood |
Mar 31, 2000 16:03 |
Hi, Spence Fleetwood from Liverpool, England. I am a newcomer to the Internet and find your site fascinating. All the Best. Spence |
David Ferguson |
Apr 21, 2000 21:00 |
Enjoyed your page. I was born about where Fox Creek flows into Bryant and have many relatives still in the area. My uncle George Stone lives across Bryant from Yates Cemetery or close to it...Dave |
Ronnie Garon Fleetwood |
Apr 24, 2000 19:03 |
Hello, my name is Ronnie Garon Fleetwood. I am 18 years old and the son of Ronnie Lewis Fleetwood and the grandson of the late Acey Fleetwood. I think you did a great job on this site and if you need any more info just feel free to email me and ask questions. |
Roney Gene Fleetwood |
May 7, 2000 13:27 |
Hi, My name is Roney G. Fleetwood and my family lives in Wichita, KS. We're originally from Seymour, MO. My father is Sam D. Fleetwood. He had 3 brothers and 6 sisters. There is only one child living. My parents Doris and Sam Fleetwood had five children, 3 boy and two girls. My grandfather Jim Fleetwood resided in Seymour, MO. Are we related to Isaac Fleetwood? |
Roney Fleetwood |
May 7, 2000 13:43 |
Just wanted to give you my new e-mail address: rgfleetwood@hotmail.com |
Trevor Lewis Fleetwood |
May 10, 2000 21:37 |
What a very comprehensive and professional site. Any links with Fleetwood's from the North of England? |
Ben Sessions |
May 17, 2000 01:31 |
I would like to learn where Joseph Henry Fleetwood, Jr. is buried. I met some relatives of his in Germany last month and they would like this information. Also if Joe's kids or other interested relatives have an e-mail address, I would like to correspond with them if they would care to. Blessings, Ben Sessions - bensessions@yahoo.com |
Richard Robin Fleetwood |
May 26, 2000 16:41 |
My name is Richard. I only know my father, who recently passed, his name was Jewell Fleetwood. My Grandparents names were Bud and Ora which I never knew. I have 10 brothers and sisters, Jerry, Dale, Jewell Lige, Richard, Jewell Dean, Vernon, Darlene, Ora Fay, Ina, and Virginia (Tina). I would like to know any information anyone may have on the rest of my family. Sincerely, Richard Fleetwood |
Wilda Bellomy Smith |
Jun 7, 2000 15:56 |
Very interesting and thank you very much. I have just starting working on becoming a member of the Tennessee Chapter of DAR. I find genealogy most interesting. |
Angela Gale Patton |
Jun 9, 2000 23:48 |
Hi, I am Barbara Fleetwood's eldest daughter. I thought I would write to you and update some info. Joshua's middle name is "Israel" and his birthday is the same as moms 4-29-96. Nicole's middle name is "Grace". My husband Mike's birth date is 8-3-71 Portland OR. Mom told me about this website and to look up on it when I got a computer. She told me she would inform you about the above info. She must of gotten busy. Well it was good to write to you. I hope I helped you out some. Thank you, Angie |
Freda Kay Chance |
Jun 12, 2000 17:58 |
I am the daughter of Acey and Myrtle Fleetwood. I married Johnny Ray Chance, Sr. on 2/16/1968. We have three sons, Johnny Ray Chance, Jr., Terry Wayne Chance and Kenneth Randall Chance. This web site is very interesting. |
Tracy Fleetwood |
Jun 19, 2000 12:39 |
Hi from Arkansas City, Kansas |
Lionel Fleetwood |
Jun 24, 2000 20:12 |
I'm a Fleetwood from South Africa, now living in South Carolina with my family (including 3 little Fleetwoods). I came across this site while researching the family history, and I think it's excellent. I don't know just how we all fit in, but the names and faces are just the kind I see in my own family album. I'll get around to putting up a family Web site someday, but meantime, y'all come down and see us, you hear? |
Richard T. Fleetwood |
Jun 26, 2000 13:20 |
Kenny, My Wife and I visited Your site in May. What a wonderful job you have done. Since visiting your site, I am overwhelmed at how large the Fleetwood Family really is. I have more information on my father's tree. My Dad had 3 brothers, Gene, Homer, C.W., and 3 sisters Bertha, Sadie, and Mary. My Dad is Jewell Fleetwood. I don't have much information on my Grandparents. I believe my Grandmother was Ora Phillips (Fleetwood), and I'm still not sure on my Grandfather. I believe he may have been called Bud Fleetwood. I have heard the name Ava, Mo. I also am very familiar with St. Clair County in Illinois, and also Chariton Co. in MO. Anyone with any Information please E-Mail Us at rfrf3363@hotmail.com I have 10 brothers and sisters. I also have 2 sons, Richard Anthony and Matthew Michael Fleetwood. Kenny you have done a wonderful thing here, keep up the good work. Richard T. Fleetwood |
Mr. J. H. Fox |
Jul 2, 2000 16:21 |
Even though there are no direct links with my ancestors, this web page has been very good. All my own family are from the UK, an American link is possible. |
Don Billings |
Jul 3, 2000 02:27 |
Hi Cuz, I'm from the Indiana branch. Isaac Fleetwood was my 4th great-grandfather, my 4th great-granduncle and more due to cousins marrying cousins. Be happy to trade Indiana info for Missouri info. I live in Indianapolis, but was born in Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana. Don Billings 49 W. Edwards Ave. Indianapolis, Indiana 46217-3301 317-783-4576 |
Ms. May |
Jul 6, 2000 16:48 |
Very impressive work you've done! Haven't visited for quite some time...enjoyed the stories & lineage. Surprised to see a Kern down your line...they are my heritage line. |
Penelope Martin Fleetwood |
Jul 15, 2000 21:34 |
We go back to North Carolina Fleetwoods who moved down to Thomasville, Georgia. Our records only go back to Wilson Fleetwood 1825 married to Loftie Trafton. |
Mick Fleetwood |
Jul 27, 2000 06:06 |
What a fantastic website. Here's some more of the jigsaw! I am Mick from Cornwall, England. My Dad is from Aston, Birmingham, England. He had brothers Joe, Vic, and George with sisters Edna, Edie, Audrey, Leah. I am told that Oliver Cromwell's General Fleetwood is in the line and he married Oliver's sister. Does anybody know who the first Fleetwood was to reach the "New World", and where from etc.... |
Kevin John Crichton |
Jul 31, 2000 16:24 |
http://ww.enation.co.uk/welcome.htm |
I am from the town of Fleetwood, Lancashire, in Great Britain. I have a website called "Fleetwood.Web" (www.enation.co.uk/welcome.htm) and anyone and everyone is welcome to visit. I'd like to thank all the previous visitors who visited the previous version of Fleetwood.Web after reading my last entry in the guest book. The town's motto is "Onward" and I think its also pretty apt for this family also. Many thanks, Kevin Crichton www.enation.co.uk |
David Russell Fleetwood |
Aug 15, 2000 20:19 |
Hi KJ. Long time no hear. CALL ME, I want you to meet my SON! Long lost cousin David R. Fleetwood. I saw your dad at the VA and he told me about your web site. |
George and Ginny Whitfield |
Aug 25, 2000 16:58 |
Kenny, You did a really good job on your website. You put a lot of hard work into it. Hope you enjoy every thing that comes out of it. Thank you for all the info on the Souza family also. Love, your cousins George and Ginny. |
Wilene Smith |
Aug 27, 2000 23:56 |
http://hometown.aol.com/wilenesmth/index.html |
Margaret SMITH, b. July 3, 1848, dau. of Martin Robert SMITH and Elizabeth SNELSON, md. Isaac FLEETWOOD, February 10, 1867, Ozark Co., MO. Margaret was just 18 when she md. so this was presumably her first marriage. My question: Which Isaac did she marry? I didn't find Margaret in your tree, but so many familiar places noted on your beautiful map. Your site is among the most impressive I've found. Margaret and Isaac are in the SMITH / COBLE Family File on my home page link. |
Janet Vogel |
Aug 28, 2000 12:11 |
Wonderful job on FLEETWOODS! Thanks, you are the best source we've seen recently. Janet |
Oliver Fleetwood Berry |
Sep 29, 2000 05:32 |
Hi, Maybe I'm a distant relative- from the antipodes. I'm in New Zealand and most of my immediate relatives are in South Africa or Australia. My great grandfather was Fleetwood Stirling Digby Berry (b. Melbourne Aust. 1886-1963). I'm not sure who his father was but am pretty sure that Fleetwood was a family name before him. I haven't been able to plot a direct link back from Fleetwood Stirling, but further back the family tree is in Britain. John Berry (b. 1702) married Hester Fleetwood. Their son Thomas Berry (b 1738) lived in County Offaly. Hester Fleetwood was the great grand daughter of Oliver Cromwell. I'd be keen to hear from anyone with new clues. Cheers |
Marla Braun Adams |
Oct 18, 2000 02:05 |
Great web site. I am the granddaughter of Willie Fleetwood and Houston Isaac Wheeler. My mother is Joyce Wheeler Braun. Marla Adams |
Loretta Fleetwood |
Oct 24, 2000 13:06 |
My husband's family are from Muldrow OK. Eljerry Fleetwood and his children are enrolled on the 1902 Daw's Indian roll. They are mixed with Cherokee Indian. Got to go! Loretta Fleetwood |
Shirley Deem |
Oct 25, 2000 22:45 |
This has got to be one of ... if not the best layout of any genealogy site I've seen! Congratulations! |
Theresa Fleetwood/Meyer |
Nov 1, 2000 01:29 |
Hi, I must say you did a fantastic job on your homepage. I really enjoyed looking at it. My Mother is Juanita Fleetwood, the author of the (Fleetwood/Darling) Genealogy Home Page. My aunt is Loretta Medlock, author of the (Fleetwood/Medlock) Genealogy Home Page. Keep up the good work!!! |
Janice Wilson Power |
Nov 2, 2000 23:16 |
Referred here by LDS search page - My "mystery" involves the death in 1841 of my gggrandfather Wm. Wilson in Weston, Platte Co. during a public "disturbance" I think that's a riot! He was only 40 or so - I'd never have found this out except that the law at the time was for re-imbursement to families - His oldest son applied to the state and there's a record. It is just driving me nuts not knowing WHAT the big deal was?! Any help that you could spare would be really welcome. Oh, yea, they were from N.C.>Tenn>Mo.>Texas>Az. I was wondering if the wagon train of Mormons was in this time frame? |
Shelly |
Nov 16, 2000 20:24 |
Great web page I'am working on a genealogy book for my brother-in laws Christmas present his GGGG grandmother was Rebecca Fleetwood daughter of Isaac she married Jesse Hall. |
Charles fleet |
Dec 24, 2000 22:13 |
Hoping to find a link to Fleet. thank you. |
Joe Saylor |
Jan 3, 2001 15:41 |
Very nice page Ken. I enjoyed your page regarding the "Feud". My ancestors came from a neighboring County, Hickory, we also had a Feud, called "Paxton Quigg Feud", I wrote a book on it several years ago and donated one copy to the Hickory Co. Library in Hermitage and one copy to the Library in Salt Lake City.. Keep up the good work Joe Saylor Blackwell Researcher's Editor |
Mike Cornwell |
Jan 23, 2001 23:32 |
A descendant of Isaac Fleetwood (mother Anna Jane Hart, Grdmother Grace Gertrude David, Grgrdmother Cora Mae Chafin, Grgrgrdfater John Chafin, Grgrgrgrdmother Sarah Hall, Grgrgrgrgrdmother Rebecca Fleetwood, Grgrgrgrgrgrdfather Isaac Fleetwood) |
Tracy Amanda Fleetwood |
Jan 29, 2001 15:14 |
Hi all, what a terrific site. I never knew there were so many Fleetwoods. I live in Ontario, Canada, my father is Ronald George Fleetwood, his brother Anthony John Fleetwood, and their father, George Fleetwood from England. That's all I know about us but will inform my aunt who has researched our family tree somewhat. Once again, wonderful site. |
Charles Moore |
Feb 11, 2001 22:36 |
Visited your website. My ancestor was William Fleetwood b 1700~ in Bertie County NC. He may have been descended from VA Fleetwood's. As you no doubt know, there are some Fleetwood's that go back to the Knights of Lancaster in 1300. Thanks! |
Alan Rimmer |
Feb 16, 2001 14:56 |
Hello from Fleetwood Lancashire U.K. Fleetwood is a town built by Sir Peter Hesketh Fleetwood in 1836. I have always been very proud of my home town Fleetwood, and your web site makes very interesting reading. Best wishes to you all. |
Lynn and John Fleetwood |
Feb 18, 2001 14:07 |
Fantastic to find such a site. Our niece told us about it. We are trying to trace our part of the Fleetwood tree. We are looking for descendants of Robert, Dorothy and Fred Fleetwood who came from London. We think Fred emigrated to New Zealand. If anyone can help, please contact us. Many Thanks. |
Susan Seidl |
Feb 24, 2001 00:25 |
Hi Ken, Just taking another look at your web site to see what's been added. I love this! You really have one of the best genealogy sites I've seen. It's wonderful. Cousin Susan |
Debra D. Lorenzo |
Mar 1, 2001 04:34 |
I am the daughter of David Fleetwood. |
Becki Verser Larson |
Mar 21, 2001 23:08 |
Ken, I got to your site while searching the Henson surname. Although I see no connection between our Henson families, I enjoyed your site. I love the way you've added in pictures..they add a lot!! I hope your family appreciates your efforts..may the future hold many great leads and finds. Becki |
Carol Butler |
Mar 29, 2001 21:19 |
It was very nice. |
Roland Wm. Robinson |
Mar 31, 2001 16:49 |
Dear sir, as a Prestonian, who has spent a great deal of time in Fleetwood, I'M ashamed to admit, I know very little of her history. I've heard the name, [Fleetwood], since I was a boy, my father sailed from there as a ship's engineer, fishing Icelandic waters for the cod for quite a number of years, in between the two world wars. My own links with Fleetwood, was as a crane driver here at what used to be, [The Port of Preston]. I was there from 1959 until its closure in 1981.I was also a good friend of a former mayor of Fleetwood, a Mr. Tom Irvine who was a Union representative of the t&g.w.u., the dockers union. What I've read up to now on your site, has open my eyes, and I've found it extremely interesting. Good luck with the site I'll come on site again for another good read. Roland W. Robinson. |