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PEYTON Genealogy of 1891

“More than a score of knights and baronets had residence in the colony from time to time, and the descendants of the Diggeses, Fairfaxes, Peytons, Skipwiths, and others are among us still.” ~~Reverend Hayden
Reverend Horace Edwin HAYDEN, was the leading American genealogist of the PEYTON family of Virginia. His celebrated 1891 masterpiece, and his phenomenal [...]

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Email Responses

If your email provider cannot control SPAM and has no way for you to allow people you write to, to respond to you without insulting them, then you need to get another email program. I use Gmail and I don’t see ANY Spam coming through to me. And no real people go into my Spam folder either. Furthermore, as far as I am aware, Gmail does not allow Spammers to use Gmail, so there is no reason I should be considered a Spammer.

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Ann Rhea

This is an e-mail I received from Kelli Rea Webb Oregon on 22 June 2006:
I absolutely love the way you designed your family tree, they are so hard to understand sometimes when you are going back back back……
I just wanted to ask you where you obtained your Rhea family information, starting obviously with Anne. [...]

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James and Mary TURK

Jean May Turk Fairclough Says:
May 1st, 2006 at 1:35 pm I enjoyed your website. It is really beautiful.I have a question for you. Let me give you some background: I am a direct descendant of Rev. James Fitch (1622-1702) on my mother’s side, and of Robert Turk (1690-1772) on my father’s side (hence my [...]

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Joseph E. Peyton

Dear Mrs. Barney,
This e-mail is two fold. I am a ” Peyton cousin” and member of the PSV and obtained your email address from the Society’s web site. I am a “Peyton cousin” in that my 4th great-grandfather was William Peyton who married Elizabeth Lacey in Frederick County, Virginia in [...]

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John Henry Daughtry

My fathers’ name was Virgil Joseph Daughtry, his father was Romie Daughtry, his mother was Vertie Dinkle Daughtry and John Henry Daughtry was his grandfather
My niece for a school project researched the Ballards.
Comment by Betty Daughtry Carter — March 9, 2006 @ 11:16 pm

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Welcome Nooksters

To My New Guestbook! ~ an attempt to eliminate spammers. Here’s hoping this effort works. Please enter your comments here. You will need to enter a name and valid e-mail address, however your e-mail will not show to the public. If you have a home page, you may enter its URL. Thank you.
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