Charles Keesee was probably the son of George Keesee who immigrated to the United States ca. 1700 from Germany. Charles was born ca. 1714 and was located on records of Henrico Co., Virginia by the year 1737. He married Elizabeth (surname unknown) sometime prior to 1743 and she died before 1760. Charles then married Mildred (surname unknown). He was the father of five known children and died sometime after 1773. Descendants lived primarily in Virginia,...

A genealogy of the ancestors and descendants of Laura Mae Brittain, born 26 May 1876 in Webster county, Missouri. She was the daughter of Thomas C. Brittain (1836-1916) and Neaty Ann Goss (1842-1878). Mae married Walter Scott Keesee on 10 Nov 1895. Also includes the Bass, Cain, Bodenhamer, and related families.

Descendants of brothers Jacob (b. ca. 1760), John, James, William, Martin and Solomon Pruett of Georgia. Descendants and relatives lived mainly in Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana and Texas.

Newsletter for the interchange of genealogical data and history of the Cauble (and variant spellings) and their allied families. Focus is mainly on (but not limited to) descendants of Peter Cauble Sr. (1786-1870) of North Carolina. In 1810, he moved to Tennessee, where he met and married Mary Ann Rotan (1794-1860), daughter of William Rotan and his wife, Rosann of South Carolina. Peter and Mary Ann settled first in Alabama, and later established...

William Horn was born about 1683 in Virginia. He and his wife Elizabeth were the parents of William, Charles, Thomas, Henry, Moses, Margaret, Michael and John. Their descendants lived primarily in Hopkins County, Texas. Other surnames include Robbins, Killebrew, Womack, Ritchey, Patrick, Keesee.

"...Billingsley shows how the analytic category of kinship can add new dimensions to our understanding of the American South. She studies a southern family-that of Thomas Keesee Sr.-to show how the biological, legal, and fictive kinship ties between Keesee and some seven thousand of his descendants and relatives helped to shape the growth of the interior South. Piecing together a wide assortment of public and private records that pertain to the...

Obediah Hooper was born ca. 1720-1726, probably in Hanover county, Virginia. He was in Lunenburg County from 1750 to 1783. He married Massilva (Brookes?) and died in 1803 in Franklin County, Georgia. Descendants lived in Georgia, Alabama, Oklahoma, Texas, North Carolina, Washington, Kansas, California, and elsewhere. Also includes family of Alexander Cleveland who was born ca. 1659 and died in Orange County, Virginia ca. 1770. He was married to Milly...