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| Name: | Bill Love |
| E-mail address: | morganlds@xecu.net |
| Where From: | Frederick MD |
| Comments: | My Y-DNA matches only the Thorogood Pate Line.
I'm pretty sure my ggrandmother Eliza Love had an affair with either Benton or Alfred Pate in Howard County Arkansas about 1899, she later went to be with her father Henry Davis in Atlanta LA to have my grandfather, Henry Allen Love. She said her husband, Robert A. Love, left her to help a neighbor move and disappeared. I guess Robert found out about her affair and left her with 3 daughters. He was later found in AR listed as a widower. |
| Name: | Robin Crew |
| E-mail address: | scarlett45@bellsouth.net |
| Where From: | North Carolina/Alabama |
| Comments: | Burwell Pate and Nancy Ivey |
| Name: | rosie pate |
| E-mail address: | pate_glenn@yahoo.com |
| Where From: | glenwood ar. |
| Comments: | looking for info on edward m.pate born 1841 kentucky died in bear royal ar.1914 |
| Name: | Michael D. Pate |
| E-mail address: | mpate@woodburyfinancial.net |
| Where From: | Indiana |
| Comments: | I have just spent a few hours googling my ancestry. Perhaps you can help me get started. I am Michael D. Pate, born in Bloomington, Indiana in 1960. My father is Dwight A. Pate, his father was Ira Watson Pate - both from Bloomington, Indiana. Ira's father was Jesse Pate - unsure of his birth info.
If you were me, how would you go about tracing my lineage? Thanks in advance, Mike Pate |
| Name: | Kathy |
| E-mail address: | lefebvre@frontiernet.net |
| Where From: | Illinois |
| Comments: | Hi, just looking for any information on my great-great grandfather. Anthony Pate. His son Jeremiah Pate was born 1844 my grandfather George Riley Pate was born 1875. I have some information willing to share what I know. Hope there is someone out there with further information.
George Riley was born in Illinois. Thank You Kathy |
| Name: | Patricia Adams Guillory |
| E-mail address: | lilsnowfox@hotmail.com |
| Where From: | Tuscaloosa, AL |
| Comments: | William Melzer PATE was my great Uncle through his wife Nettie Gray GARNER. I now live in Louisiana. I have some Pate information, Garner & Adams information. I share if anyone is interested.
MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYONE Patricia Adams Guillory |
| Name: | Jim Foster |
| E-mail address: | 12144@frontiernet.net |
| Comments: | I just want to say thanks for all your work and the Info that you have and that the Mary Ann Kitchen that you have is one of mine her mother and father are both b in the old Grants Creek Cemetery in Fosters in Tuscaloosa Co. I also know John and Kinny Pate from Pickens Co, Al. Thanks Jim Foster in Lamar Co,Al. |
| Name: | Vicky Peters Jimmerson |
| E-mail address: | jjimmerson@centurytel.net |
| Where From: | Wicksburg(Dothan), Alabama |
| Comments: | Hi, I have read most of the post and have signed a couple of years ago. All is very interesting. Jeremiah Pate is my great great grandfather. I know he was born in March of 1801, I think in McMinnville, TN. He fought with Andrew Jackson at the Battle of Horseshoe Bend at age 12 or 14 and settled here in South Alabama where he is also buried. He fought the Creek indians in this area as well as traded with them on the Choctohatchee River near here. Do you happen to have information on Jeremiah Pate. I think his fathers name was John but not sure.
Thanks |
| Name: | Venita Fauctina pate |
| E-mail address: | prettygirlnita@yahoo.com |
| Where From: | north carolina |
| Name: | Judy Mount |
| E-mail address: | keeponmovin@moviefan.com |
| Where From: | Texas |
| Comments: | Dear friend, I think of you so often. Everytime I research one of my Pates I think of you. Thank you so much for being so giving of your time and knowledge. Judy |
| Name: | Kayla Marie Pate |
| E-mail address: | kaylapate@yahoo.com |
| Where From: | Scotland County, NC |
| Comments: | My Grandfather was George Washington Pate, he married Mary Lucille and they had two children, Janis Pate and My father Roger Clark Pate. My father recently told me that Thorogood Pate is an ancestor of ours who fought in the revolutionary war.[Is that right?] I am aware that we are distant cousin's to the more noted Pate's of Scotland County, (Pate Stadium, Grocery store, furniture store(Z.B.Pate)) However I'm eager to know more. |
| Name: | dale grissom |
| E-mail address: | dalegrissom@hot.rr.com |
| Where From: | harker heights tx |
| Comments: | I'm a descendant of Charles Raeburn Pate, b. circa 1770, d.1837, Pickens Co., Al. Still looking for maiden name of his wife, Millie, b. S.C. 1765 (as per census). Research has shown that Charles was the son of Daniel Pate of Wayne Co., N.C. who d. in that state. I descend through Charles and Millie's daughter, Sarah, who married Isham Parker in Morgan Co., Ga. where the Pates and Parkers livd before the move to Ala. by 1820. Has anyone found what Millie's maiden name was? Her given name may have been EMILY as she had a granddaughter of that name. An Ala. church roll gives her name as Amelia. It might also have been Mildred. This has been a puzzle to generations of researchers. It is beleived that she was born in Marlboro Co. in S.C. Love this research site.
Dale Grissom |
| Name: | Emily Pate |
| E-mail address: | babygirlpate@yahoo.com |
| Where From: | North Carolina |
| Comments: | My father was Pleasant Pate Jr. son of Pleasant Pate Sr. Of Richmond County now Scotland County. My dad was born in 1913 to Pleasant and Ammy. He had 13 sisters and 1 brother.And one with more information please E-mail me with more information. |
| Name: | Rachel Elizabeth Pate Wiggins |
| E-mail address: | rachel_wiggins08@yahoo.com |
| Where From: | ripley, wv |
| Comments: | Hi i am rachel wiggins my father is kenny pate. my great grampa is charlie pate and his son my granpa is bill pate. thats all i know. |
| Name: | martha pate tullis |
| E-mail address: | m_tullis@cmaaccess.com |
| Where From: | shreveport la |
| Homepage URL: | http:// none |
| Comments: | i stillhavent found info on my fathers family. the only info was in the 1910 census. if anyone has some info on riley and martha pate iwould appreciate the help. i am also looking for my cousin thomas franklin pate. ihave been trying to locate him for over a year. he grew up in humble tx. his parents were minor and grace pate. |
| Name: | martha pate tullis |
| E-mail address: | m_tullis @ cmaaccess.com |
| Where From: | shreveport la |
| Homepage URL: | http:// |
| Comments: | i have a new email address.iwas angeljacob06@bellsouth.net. i found info on my father.james benjamin pate who was born in 1896 in corrigan tx. i found out he worked at lufkin foundry in 1917. i also found his draft registration. i havent found any more info on his family. befoe or after the1910 census. f anyone has more info i would greatly appreciate the help. i am also looking for my cousin thomas franklin pate,but havent had any luck. he grew up in humble tx . he has three daughters named contessa,nicole &luanna. |
| Name: | Ramel Price Brown |
| E-mail address: | Ramel99@juno.com |
| Where From: | Alabama |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.ramel2001.pages.qpg.com |
| Comments: | We miss you Jinks...Thanks for bringing clarity to both of my Pates lines out of North Carolina..Especially the Throughgood Pate and Sarah Chevin lines.
;D Ramel |
| Name: | GENEVA M. VAUGH N FORD |
| E-mail address: | maxieneford@aol.com |
| Where From: | alexandria, alabama |
| Comments: | I AM RELATED TO THE PATE'S THROUGH JOHN P. PATE (BORN 1870)
HE IS MY GREAT GRANDFATHER. HE MARRIED SARAH F. (BETTIE) DECKER IN 1896. THEY HAD A DAUGHTER (LULA) WHO IS MY GRAND- MOTHER (BORN AUGUST 23, 1902 AND DIED JUNE 07, 1931) LULA Pate (1902) MARRIED ABOUT 1920 TO JESSIE HENRY VAUGHN (B.04 OF JANUARY 1894-DIED 29 OF MARCH 1984) MY, DADDY (AINGWING -BUCK- VAUGHN BORN 16 OF JANUARY 1924) NOTE:LULA PATE VAUGHN IS BURRIED IN ETOWAH CO. AT SHADY GROVE CHURCH CEMETERY NEAR SAND MOUNTAIN, ALABAMA. I ALSO HAVE CHARLEY T. PATE-B.1896-(MD) EDNA HILL --JAMES M. PATE B. 1899--LONIE PATE B. 1905-(MD) JIM BROWN ROWAN--ALLIE M/ PATE-B.1907--(MD) ??MCCORMIC-- NORBERT A. PATE -B.1909 IT'S SO NICE TO READ ALL OF THIS ON THE PATE'S. I GOT A FEW NAMES TO FILL IN MY LOST BLANKS. SO THANKS AND IF I CAN HELP IN SOME WAY LET ME KNOW. THANKS:::MAXIENE |
| Name: | Marie |
| E-mail address: | marie@juno.com |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.freewebtown.com/denizce/retrovir/retrovir-prices.html |
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| Name: | Jefferey Pate |
| E-mail address: | jeffpate@charter.net |
| Where From: | Vestavia Hills, Alabama |
| Comments: | My grandfather, Lewis Jordan Pate, was from Conecuh County, Alabama. My great-grandfather was Thomas Wesley Pate (b. 1/12/1872). His father was John Jordan Pate (b. 12/18/1836.) Thomas W., and John J. are buried in the Pleasant Grove Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery near Paul, Alabama. I know very little beyond that. |
| Name: | freebreese |
| E-mail address: | freebreese652006@yahoo.com |
| Where From: | Mi. |
| Comments: | INTERESTING SITE,FOUND THIS TODAY BY CHANCE.I AM RESEARCHING THE NATHANIEL PATE FAMILY 1810 FROM TENN. |
| Name: | freebreese |
| E-mail address: | freebreese652006@yahoo.com |
| Where From: | Mi. |
| Comments: | INTERESTING SITE,FOUND THIS TODAY BY CHANCE.I AM RESEARCHING THE NATHANIEL PATE FAMILY 1810 FROM TENN. |
| Name: | Janis Pate Baker |
| E-mail address: | janlaprof@aol.com |
| Where From: | Texas |
| Comments: | I am a decendant of Abimelec Pate, too. His son Elijah Pate was my gg grandfather. Elijah's son Robert Francis was my great-grandfather, son Francis Robert Pate was my grandfather, and Elvin Pate my father. All were from Alabama and Florida. My father had a brother named Francis Elmer Pate, known as Elmer born 1898 and died 1973. He married a woman named Myrtle and had five children, the oldest of which was Elmer Pate born in 1916 in Pensacola. I don't know who the younger Elmer's children were or where they were located. |
| Name: | Nick Pate |
| E-mail address: | pate08@gmail.com |
| Where From: | Texas |
| Comments: | I am son of Jerry Pate, whos father is Elmer pate. We are from Georgetown, Texas. I'm not sure about my great grandfather, I'm going to have to find out. I would love to find out more of my heritage, so contact me anytime! |
| Name: | Joyce Blackman |
| E-mail address: | richjoy@vvm.com |
| Where From: | Texas |
| Comments: | I am a descendant of Abimelec Pate and his wife, Susannah, though his youngest child, Sarah Pate who married Cornelius Smith from Ireland and lived in Atascosa Co., Texas after she came from Alabama with other Pate family siblings.
After the death of Abimelec and Susannah, several of the children moved to Texas and several settled in Milam Co., Texas: Joseph, the only son who came to Texas, married Rebecca Fisher in Guadelupe Co., Texas before moving to Milam Co. They had four sons: Lawrence, Benjamin Clayborne, Joseph, and William Elijah. I traced William Elijah to Arizona and found some of his descendants moved to California. I would like to hear from any of his descendants and share my research with them. Others of Abimelec's children who came to Texas were: Amy Christina who married James Hardcastle; Susan Bimly who married Eli Hardcastle; Amanda who married Alexander Fowler; and Mary Elizabeth who married George Worcester. All these four families settled in Milam Co. but some of them moved on after quite a few years. Many descendants are buried in Milam Co. Many descendants now are spread in other states, while some few descendants are still living in Milam Co. or nearby. I would be glad to share my research with any descendant who wishes to write and tell me about how he or she descends from Abimelec and share information they have about their line. I have a few photos and some records I can share if you will share your photos and records with me. |
| Name: | Carol A Pate Beach |
| E-mail address: | beachc@bright.net |
| Where From: | Bucyrus, OH |
| Homepage URL: | http://community.ancestry.com/profile.aspx?cba=beachc182 |
| Comments: | I am a decendent of James Archie Pate/Emily Jane Pate. Their son William Nelson Pate/Martha Viola Pate were my grandparents. My cousin, Mark Harris, told me that you were a top notch Pate family researcher so I am very honored to sign your Guestbook. Please keep up the good work.
Carol Pate Beach |
| Name: | Carol A Pate Beach |
| E-mail address: | beachc@bright.net |
| Where From: | Bucyrus, OH |
| Homepage URL: | http://community.ancestry.com/profile.aspx?cba=beachc182 |
| Comments: | I am a decendent of James Archie Pate/Emily Jane Pate. Their son William Nelson Pate/Martha Viola Pate were my grandparents. My cousin, Mark Harris, told me that you were a top notch Pate family researcher so I am very honored to sign your Guestbook. Please keep up the good work.
Carol Pate Beach |
| Name: | Deborah |
| E-mail address: | GODspells@copper.net |
| Where From: | Arkansas |
| Comments: | I am happy to see these posts of the PATE lineage, of which I have been researching for about 15 years. I only have so many frail bits of our Pates, KY. down through AR. and on into OK. and TX. I do however with the census helps, find that a few generations of Edward Pates, attaches me to James (1821)and Roxanna Brown Pate (1818)(KY.), to John (1780-90)and Sarah Elizabeth Ball Pate (1790-1800) KY. I have other notes, but not on this computer program.
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| Name: | Rose |
| E-mail address: | tgal2@hotmail.com |
| Where From: | Texas |
| Comments: | Grand daughter of James C. Pate born in Texas...Son of Benjamin Pate...also born in Texas. Benjamin's Parents (Joseph Pate and Rebecca Fisher Pate died in the mid 1860's when Benjamin was very young.) He was raised by his uncle Thomas Fisher. |
| Name: | Rick Hawks |
| E-mail address: | rfalconi@msn.com |
| Where From: | Olive Branch, MS |
| Comments: | My mother's name is Jean Lewis, her mother was Mary Waldean Swinney, her mother was Willie B. Ellsberry, her mother was Mary Pate, her father was Stephen Sweeney Pate, his father was Stephen Pate (1770 NC 1839 TN) his father was Thoroughgood Pate. I have an 8"x10" picture of my GGG-Grandfather, taken in the 1880's, Stephen Sweeney Pate (1799NC 1887TN). I am 62 years of age, a member of the Sons of the American Revolution, & very interested in all lines of my families geanology. |
| Name: | Yvonne Patterson Watkin |
| E-mail address: | ywatkin@cox.net |
| Where From: | Originally Illinnois |
| Comments: | Hji Jinks: Great site. I am looking for Patterson info
if you have it., Squire Johnson Pate m. Mary Catherine Patterson, dau. of Robert and Margaret Fruits Patterson. She was b. 3/26/1847. I note another Patterson (Mary Ann) marrying a Davis W. Pate. Mary Ann was b. 1827, do you know if they were sisters? My goal is to find Robert's Father, Joseph Patterson's parentage. He was b. 1779 in Pa. Thank you! |
| Name: | Virginia Wilson Bailey |
| E-mail address: | david-virginia@centurytel.net |
| Where From: | Louisiana |
| Comments: | I am related to John Pate & Anna "Annie" Coward.
Their son, Drew Aden Pate married Elizabeth Jane Parker Their son, Wiliam Robert Pate is my mother's grandfather. Will be happy to e-mail anyone interested. Thanks, Virginia |
| Name: | Alan Stubbs |
| E-mail address: | astubbs1@earthlink.net |
| Where From: | North Carolina |
| Comments: | Descendant of Thoroughgood Pate of Richmond County, NC. |
| Name: | martha pate tullis |
| E-mail address: | angeljacob06@bellsouth.net |
| Where From: | shreveport, louisiana |
| Comments: | my fathers name was james benjamin pate.he was born in corrigan tx. his fathers name was william riley pate. his mother was martha ellen graham. the only info i have found on them is the 1910 census. they were listed as rilay,martha,parry(perry),gregory(grice),bobie(bob)(robert?),benie(james benjamin),menor(minor)(thomas minor), &ofle. i know his mother passed away shortly after,but i can' find any records. any info that anyone could help with would be greatly appreciated.thanks |
| Name: | Robin Crew |
| E-mail address: | scarlett45@bellsouth.net |
| Where From: | Killen, Al. |
| Comments: | We talked in 1999...My husband is from the Burwell Pate Line in Northampton Co., N.C. |
| Name: | John Potter |
| E-mail address: | possumpotter@hotmail.com |
| Where From: | Texas |
| Comments: | Enjoyed the site. I am looking for information about Benjamin Franklin Pate - Jeremiah Pate and Sarah Harmon. |
| Name: | John Potter |
| E-mail address: | possumpotter@hotmail.com |
| Where From: | Texas |
| Comments: | Looking for information about Benjamin Franklin Pate - Jer emiah Pate, Jr. son of Jeremiah Pate and Christine Harmon Pate |
| Name: | Alexander L. Pate |
| Where From: | richmond, kentucky |
| Comments: | I am looking through my roots, having found only this web and am sorry I cannot be of any help. |
| Name: | Cara Lee Shelton |
| E-mail address: | sheltonclan@verizon.net |
| Where From: | Camarillo, California |
| Comments: | Wow - I am overwhelmed! What a wonderful collection of Pate documentation - thank you so much. By the by, my father's family leads back to the Pate connection, my mom's family leads to...the Lees of Virginia! Here is my Pate connection, such as it is:
Cara Lee Duley (shelton), daughter of Harold Raymond Duley, Son of Lillian Ethel Walker, daughter of Anna Mary Pate, daughter of Richard Marion Pate, son of Jeremiah Pate & Mary H. Ball, son of Edward Pate & Mary Crawford... I see I have much to digest and learn! I'm sure I'll be back... Blessings, Cara |
| Name: | Carl Thomas Pate |
| E-mail address: | CarlPate63@yahoo.com |
| Where From: | Kershaw S.C. 29067 |
| Homepage URL: | http://none |
| Comments: | Thanks For Information Carl. |
| Name: | B. Carter Pate |
| E-mail address: | bcpate@comcast.net |
| Where From: | Chattanooga, TN |
| Homepage URL: | http://none |
| Comments: | (I have had some corespondence with Jinx Pate in years past. I am a child of Bart C. Pate in Sulphur Springs, TX, on your genealogy from Calvin Pate. I am writing a summary essay for my immediate relatives, describing the family's travels from Tennessee to Texas and their life TX from the 1850s to 1952.
Calvin Pate and Joseph Pate were brothers, coming to TX with several Wester Familiies with whom they were intermarried. I am trying to find information on their father, Daniel Pate, in the New Bern Distr. of NC, or later in TN (Jefferson, or Rutherford Cys. Trouble is there were two or more Daniel Pates in both NC and Jefferson Cy., TN, and I don't have infrmation to clearly distnguish them. I think my Daniel Pate may be the one in a 1803 New Bern marriage record, to Polly Mecoy, but later Censuses and our family lore clearly associate Daniel with his widow Hulda Pate who died sometime after 1950. Can anyone help? THANKS1 |
| Name: | Nancy Eden |
| E-mail address: | gramma2kitty@aol.com |
| Where From: | Bakersfield CA |
| Comments: | I don't have a webpage. I met Linda at the Pate Genealogical Convocation in Virginia on Sept 12 to Sept 14 2008. I am so sorry to hear of your mother's passing. From what you told me, she was a treasure to all of us who are interested in genealogy. She is sorely missed by all. It was nice to meet you, Linda.
Nancy Eden |
| Name: | Virginia Wilson Bailey |
| E-mail address: | david-virginia@centurytel.net |
| Where From: | HEFLIN, lA. |
| Comments: | I have been looking for information on the Pate Family. My line is as follows: John, Drew, William Robert, John Daniel and Norma Lee Pate Wilson. Most of my research is being done on John & Anna Coward Pate. They were born in North Carolina. I have found Patetown which is near, Waynesborough, Wayne, North Carolina. There were lots of Pate's there in 1840. Also, there are two Pate Cemeteries in that area and two west of there. The 1850 Census of MS is the earliest census I can be sure of for John. Good Luck with your research! |
| Name: | Robby Pate |
| E-mail address: | paterv@juno.com |
| Where From: | Georgia |
| Comments: | Hi- I am just recently getting interested in my genealogy. I am struggling on the Pate side. The earlist Pate I can connect my family with is William Samuel Pate born 30 Dec 1836. He married Rebecca Amanda Kimberly 29 Sep 1859 in Fayette County, GA. I welcome any help or points in the right direction. |
| Name: | Joseph Mercer Pate |
| E-mail address: | JOESUEPATE@MSN.COM |
| Where From: | Columbus, Georgia |
| Comments: | My father was Edwin Curtis Pate, born May 21, 1910 in Harris County, Georgia, his father was Joseph Edward Pate, born Sep 10, 1864 in Harris County Georgia, his father was Joseph Bowling Pate, born Dec 13, 1828 in Morgan County Georgia, to the best of my knowledge his father was Edward Pate, born before 1794, place unknown to me, but I believe Edward Pate married Mary P. Fitzpatrick on Oct 15, 1819, place unknown. If anyone can help with Edward Pate's parents and other ancestors, thank you. Mary Fitzpatrick's father was Joseph Fitzpatrick, mother was Elizabeth Jones. |
| Name: | Glen G. Pate |
| E-mail address: | gpate@allegiance.tv |
| Where From: | Arkansas |
| Comments: | This lady was a dedicated genealogist and did outstanding work! No request I ever made of her was refused. |
| Name: | Linda Coon |
| E-mail address: | ltcoon@yahoo.com |
| Where From: | South Carolina |
| Comments: | ANNOUNCEMENT TO ALL READERS:
It is with great sadness that I share the news of my mother's recent death. Gene Pate-Lee died on May 1, 2008. In her honor, we are respectfully keeping her website open so that others may share a small portion of her many years of dedicated research. Please continue to enjoy the benefit of her work while you are here. Unfortunately, she will no longer be able to answer your questions and requests ~ but, we're pretty sure she's gone on to gather new research and answers to all those open links! Kindest regards, Linda Coon (daughter of Gene "Jinks" Pate-Lee |
| Name: | Mary Pate |
| E-mail address: | mer1edith@yahoo.com |
| Where From: | Maryland |
| Name: | Justin Herrmann-Pait |
| E-mail address: | neosoul81@hotmail.com |
| Where From: | Chicago |
| Comments: | Great collection of info here!
However, I have had a bit of difficulty tracing back to my line of the Pate/Pait family tree. The earliest record I could find is that of the 1880 census, which shows that my family was in Jonesboro, N.C. The line goes like this: my gg-grandfather was William Pait (b. 1852) and his wife was Maggie Pait (b. 1858) who bore Willber (b. 1878), Donnie (my great-grandfather, b. 1880), Alton (b. 1882), and Eva (adopted, b. 1892). Donnie Pait and his wife Minnie Cooper (b. 1901-1980) had three sons, Donnie, Jr. (1920-1975), Edgar (my grandfather, 1922-1989), and Harry Pait (1923-1979). Edgar married Louise Heverly who bore my aunt Renee (b. 1953) and my father Etienne (b. 1955)... Here is the catch---> This Pait line is always listed as black, colored, or mulatto. I have run into brick walls everywhere and any help from others with this type of problem or would know the history of black Paits in the Jonesboro, Moore, N.C. area would be of magnificent importance to me and my family. Thanks so much for reading this entry and any future help! |
| Name: | D A Pate |
| E-mail address: | splitinfinity2@hotmail.com |
| Where From: | Arkansas |
| Comments: | Stumbled across this sight looking for Pate information. I checked the genealogies, but could not find a connection to my Pates. Is there anyone with information concerning Pembrook/Pembroke S Pate? I have traced the "PS" Pembrook (or Pembroke) Pate in Miller Co., AR to father Anthony Pate m. Nancy Mocanly in Claiborne, LA. Any help would be appreciated. |
| Name: | Woodrow W. Pate Jr. |
| E-mail address: | creative1448@hotmail.com |
| Where From: | San Mateo, Florida |
| Comments: | I am a decendant of the Pate family from south Alabama (Geneva County). Charles Pate was my Grandfather. He and my Grandmother, Ginny had 10 children. The oldest brother moved to Arkansas and the rest of the Pates ( my aunts and uncles moved to Florida. Any contact from that groups children would be welcomed. |
| Name: | Mary Haven |
| E-mail address: | Mary.Haven@SBCglobal.net |
| Where From: | Visalia, CA |
| Comments: | I am a descendant of William H. Pate and Jane C. Nix. |
| Name: | Bethany Griffin Loftis |
| E-mail address: | bgriffin216@sbcglobal.net |
| Where From: | Oktibbeha and Clay counties,Ms. |
| Comments: | Hello! My paternal grandparents were Pate and Griffin.Feel free to email me. |
| Name: | Suzanne Tilton |
| E-mail address: | fs.tilton@verizon.net |
| Where From: | orig. Charlotte, NC, now VA |
| Comments: | Thanks for all the Pate info. My ggg-grandparents were Willoughby Pate and Aseneath Smith. |
| Name: | Ellen Floore Eichorn |
| E-mail address: | eich@polaris.net |
| Where From: | Tallahassee, FL |
| Comments: | I am the granddaughter of Clara Trigg Pate and Bedford Leslie Hargis, daughter of Francis Hargis Floore. Your information came up in an internet search. I live in Tallahassee, FL and My brother, Stephen L. Floore, M.D. lives across the state line in Cairo, GA. My mother died in 1998 in Tallahassee. We have a drawer full of old family pictures that Mother never finished labeling. Before mother died she traced the Pate family back to England. Steve has the papers. Before we moved to Florida we were in Richmond, Va. Mother did a lot research in Richmond and in Glouster where Pate house is.
Your information has been helpful because I didn't have any obituaries from newspapers. My mother was 16 when my grandmother died. She was close to her Grandfather, Sebert, so I heard a lot about him growing up. She came back to Tennessee after her mother's death for a few years. Many of the others in your documents I knew. We are getting ready to move to Nashville. My husband is a senior computer consultant developing computer systems for the state of Tennessee. Thank you again for the information. It is greatly appreciated. Ellen Eichorn |
| Name: | Nancy Wilson |
| E-mail address: | seeconrad@aol.com |
| Where From: | Mebane, North Carolina |
| Comments: | My husband is a descendant of Barney Woodard Pate and Peninah Wiggs Pate of Goldsboro, Wayne County, North Carolina. Barney's ancestors are detailed in a pedigree chart all the way back to Thorogood Pate, but in trying to verify the information, I am encountering some difficulty in deciphering the different ancestor's information. I have already used your wonderful website to contact a Pate genealogist for information. Thank you for this wonderful resource. |
| Name: | Johnette Pate McDuffie |
| E-mail address: | jpmcduffie03@windstream.net |
| Where From: | Ashburn, Georgia |
| Comments: | I really enjoyed the site.
I come from Sir John Pate(England), Major Thomas Pate m Elizabeth,Matthew Pate m Anne Reade, Jacob Pate m Zilla Broach,Rev. William Pate m Tempty Parkerson, James D. Pate m Jane(Jincy) Moore, John Thomas m Henrietta Kirkland, William Bennett m Sarah Maude Odom,John H Pate(my father) m Versie Mae Martin. |
| Name: | Katherine Felicia Pate |
| E-mail address: | katmandu_child@hotmail.com |
| Where From: | Andalusia, Al |
| Comments: | I'm trying to find out more about the family and ancestors of Eldridge R. Pate (E.R. or Eddy) from Conecuh County Alabama. Most of the bunch related to him that I know are dying off. I just would like to know more about where I come from. I think his dad's name was Clyde or something like it. |
| Name: | John Britton Pate |
| E-mail address: | patecar@gmail.com |
| Where From: | Lakeland Fl. |
| Name: | Deliah Gerson |
| E-mail address: | deliahgerson15@bellsouth.net |
| Where From: | Lynwood, CA |
| Comments: | I currently live in Hendersonville, TN, but I was born in CA., as my mother, Geraldine Joane Tea. Her mother was Ollie Pate Mortensen. |
| Name: | Joel Pate |
| E-mail address: | patej@nettally.com |
| Where From: | Tallahassee, FL |
| Comments: | 30 April 2008
The Guest Book feature of this website will be closing. Please do not post notes to Guest Book as the website owner is no longer able to respond. Please check later with the Pate venue at Genforum [http://genforum.genealogy.com/pate/] or Pate-L@RootsWeb.com for information. Thanks Joel Pate Tallahassee, FL |
| Name: | Holly Ebelhar |
| E-mail address: | ebelharchick@yahoo.com |
| Where From: | Owensboro, Ky |
| Comments: | My childrens grandmother was a Pate I found some wills and things. The first one I found was Edward Pate 1703- 1767 and I was trying to see if His father was John Pate. Do you know if I find any information that might help you I'll let you know. |
| Name: | Nancy Eden |
| E-mail address: | gramma2kitty@aol.com |
| Where From: | Bakersfield, CA |
| Homepage URL: | http://don't have one |
| Comments: | I am descended through Newell Walton Pate (gggrandpa), Stonewall Jackson Pate (ggrandpa), Noma Lee Pate (grandma), and Bobby Miller (my dad).
Please email me with further information on the convocation. AJ Pate emailed me about it, but did not indicate that it was still on. I am very interested. |
| Name: | Carl Pate |
| E-mail address: | CarlPate63@yahoo.com |
| Name: | Roban Benson Pate |
| E-mail address: | bensonr@peoplepc.com |
| Where From: | Ojai, California |
| Name: | Roban Benson (Pate) |
| E-mail address: | bensonr@peoplepc.com |
| Where From: | Ojai, California |
| Name: | Clara Baker |
| E-mail address: | clarab@bellsouth.net |
| Where From: | Spartanburg, SC |
| Comments: | I am very interested in the book on the Pate genealogy along the Pee Dee in SC/NC. My father was born in Robeson County, NC (we think) and lived in and around Dillon, SC. He was born in 1917, but his mother died when he was very small, so details of family history are minimal. I am trying to find where my grandmother, Jeanette Pate, is buried. Any information would be greatly appreciated. |
| Name: | A. J. Pate |
| E-mail address: | a12j02dna@sbcglobal.net |
| Where From: | Houston, Texas |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.familytreedna.com/public/pate-dna-project/ |
| Comments: | Arrangements have been made for attendees of the Pate Genealogical Convocation to have dinner at the Carrot Tree Restaurant in Yorktown on Friday, the first day of our Convocation on September 12. We will be reserving the entire restaurant for the evening. Here is a link to restaurant reviews on Trip Advisor: http://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurant_Review-g60775-d611749-Reviews-Carrot_Tree_Yorktown-Yorktown_Virginia.html
The restaurant leases the building from the National Park Service. This historic building has been called the Cole Digges House since 2003, but was known for many years as the Thomas Pate House. I believe the evidence supporting this name change is unconvincing, and I intend to challenge it with appropriate authorities (at long odds against me). Thomas Pate bought Lot 42 in 1699 and built a home on it in early 1700 apparently, where he lived until he died in 1703. After two other owners, Cole Digges purchased the lot in 1713. An NPS report concluded that Digges built the current building in the 1720s. In any case, it is said that this building is the oldest home and second oldest structure still standing in Yorktown founded in 1691. If you subscribed to The New Pate Pioneers, published by Bernie Dudek, the Thomas Pate House was on the front cover. I have invited a Ranger of the National Park Service to join us as our guest. She will make a presentation on the history of this particular town lot, including the ownership by Thomas Pate. The restaurant will only seat 70 guests, 45 downstairs and 25 upstairs, so seating may be limited. Reservations will be taken at a later date, about mid-August, and the following priorities will be observed. Since the Convocation is sponsored by the Pate DNA Project and likely would never have happened without the Project, the first priority will be given to actual members of the Project, and second priority will be to our invited speakers and persons who have sponsored members of the Project. In both cases, all persons traveling to Colonial Williamsburg with those in these two priorites will have the same standing. For all other attendees, reservations will be taken on a first-come, first-served basis. Anyone wishing to attend this Convocation should contact me at your earliest convenience. Reservations for the meeting are now being processed. A. J. Pate Group Administrator Pate DNA Project Link: www.familytreedna.com/public/pate-dna-project/ |
| Name: | Marilyn Anne McNeill Pate |
| E-mail address: | marilynp81@cox.net |
| Where From: | Green Valley, AZ |
| Comments: | My husband is Clyde Talmage Pate, Jr. born Dec. 31, 1932, Manila, PI. His father Clyde Talmage Pate was born in Johns, Alabama on or about Nov.1, 1904. Clyde's parents were Ica (called Icy) Jones Pate and John W. Pate. Clyde was the eldest of four children. Twin girls, Ollie and Allie were two years younger and Carol (called Bud) was about ten years younger. In around 1912 the family moved to Tucson, AZ because Icy had TB. She died within months after arriving in Tucson. John (sometimes called Jack) put Clyde, Ollie and Allie in a state run orphanage. He kept Bud who was about two years old. The twins were adopted by two different families and Clyde ran away from the orphanage and was on his own from then on. HELP-- we know nothing about my husbands extended family. Does anyone know anything about this fractured family? Thank you, Marilyn Anne Pate/ Mrs. Clyde Talmage Pate, Jr.
PS I found this site by accident on the internet while looking for something else! |
| Name: | Linda Barganier |
| E-mail address: | kenlindabrazoria@yahoo.com |
| Where From: | Brazoria TX |
| Comments: | We corresponded some years back shortly after the death of my husband - at that time my name was Linda Bradberry Lawler. Have some updates for you however you e-mail continues to bounce. Please contact me. |
| Name: | Silas Austin Pate III |
| E-mail address: | austin.pate@comcast.nst |
| Where From: | Goodlettsville, TN |
| Comments: | My family came to Hardinsburg, Kentucky by way of Virgina.
My Great-Great Uncle is Squire Pate of Hancock County, Kentucky. He was Abe Lincoln's mentor. My Grand father was Sheriff of Breakinridge County in his early years. My Great-Great Grandfather, Alonzo Pate, the father of Henry Austin Pate, I believe was a fugitive as I can not find him on the 1850 census but I found an srticle from Illinois in 1847, where a $100.00 reward was offered for an Alonzo Pate believed to be from Kentucky. |
| Name: | Rachelle Pate |
| E-mail address: | rachpate@yahoo.com |
| Where From: | living in WI orignaly from MO |
| Comments: | I am the daughter of Harry Edgar Pate. I just happened to find this sight. |
| Name: | Cindy L Pate |
| E-mail address: | iceboxqueen@yahoo.com |
| Where From: | LaFollette, TN |
| Comments: | Married a Pate, Husband's name Gregory A Pate, born Nov.16, 1960. Dad is Jerry A Pate born in Bell Co. KY. Been reserching the Pate family for my own two boys, Robert J. Pate and Joseph E. Pate, both were born in MI.
Have been stumbling on to Pate info with your name attached to it. Thanks for all the info you have found and put on the net for amitures like me to find. |
| Name: | A. J. Pate |
| E-mail address: | a12j02@sbcglobal.net |
| Where From: | Houston, Texas |
| Comments: | Lodging at Colonial Williamsburg for the Pate Genealogical Convocation
Our negotiations with Colonial Williamsburg (CW) have been completed. CW has six different lodging options, and our attendees can choose between them. Governor's Inn has the lowest rate of $79, which also includes a complimentary breakfast. The next five properties have progressively higher rates with increasingly higher discounts. At the high-end, we are being offered the world-class Williamsburg Inn (Superior room) for $245, compared to its regular rate of $349. Our attendees will be able to purchase a conference pass for the CW Historic Area and museums for $15 a person to cover their length of stay. The pass will be provided at no cost for stays of four nights or more. More information on these lodging options can be found at this link: http://www.history.org/visit/stayWithUs/ A map of CW showing lodging locations is at this link: http://www.history.org/visit/images/historic_area_map.pdf This is a general public notice. A private mailing will be sent to persons who have given notice of their intention to attend. Attendees will be provided full lodging details as soon as CW has provided our Convocation with our Group Code and a toll-free phone number, perhaps as early as tomorrow. If you plan to attend, it is important that you notify A. J. Pate by email promptly so that adequate plans can be made for the Convocation. Also, some future announcements will be made only to attendees. You will not have to make a final committment until reservations are required. A. J. Pate Group Adminimstrator Pate DNA Project |
| Name: | Carolyn Klaus |
| E-mail address: | cklaus@emarquettebank.com |
| Where From: | Manteno, Illinois |
| Comments: | Hi, My older brother is Bernie Dudek. I am so excited to hear there is a Pate Genealog society. Molly L'dora Pate Carter was my grandmother. She was married to Pickney Carter. Robert Newton Carter and I did some family research a long time ago from the family bible and county records. I heard stories from my grandmother regarding the Pate family and Pate town, when my family visited Goldsboro, NC each summer. |
| Name: | Vicky Peters Jimmerson |
| E-mail address: | vjimmerson_1957@hotmail.com |
| Where From: | Dothan/Slocomb, Alabama |
| Comments: | I too am a descendant of Jeremiah Pate and I have his obituary from the local newspaper when he died. It list him being born March 18, 1801 in the state of Tennessee and died here in, at the time, Dale County, but now is Houston County Alabama. He joined the army at age 12 and fought at the Battle of Horseshoe Bend with Andrew Jackson, and migrated here to this part of Alabama where he was one of the first settlers trading with the Creek Indians on land he homesteaded and to this day the creek on the land is known as Pate's creek and the landing, Pate's landing. He, through genealogy done by a cousin of mine, who has since deceased, found Jeremiah Pate to be my Great-Great Grandfather. His daughter Elizabeth M. Pate, known as Millie, married Handy W. Peters and this is how my ancestry to Jeremiah Pate came to be. |
| Name: | Lynn Campbell |
| E-mail address: | lynnainok@sbcglobal.net |
| Where From: | Muskogee OK |
| Name: | A. J. Pate |
| E-mail address: | a12j02dna@sbcglobal.net |
| Where From: | Houston, Texas |
| Comments: | SPEAKERS ANNOUNCED FOR THE PATE GENEALOGICAL CONVOCATION
All the greatest genealogists of the Pate family are planning to attend the Convocation and to participate as speakers and/or panelists! Together for the first time, they are: Jinks Pate-Lee Helen Pate Ross Clovis Herring Joel Pate Dr. Jim Peacock Bernie Dudek Of course, Jinks and Joel are well-known and respected by all for their decades of unselfish service to other genealogists and persons just wanting to know a little more about their own Pate families. They never turn down a request for information or help. Jinks is also a co-administrator of the Pate DNA Project. Helen Pate Ross has published several books of genealogy. Her best-known work is "Thomas Pate, d. 1774, Sussex County, Virginia", currently out of print, which is the definitive work on this particular subject and the Pate families in Colonial Virginia in general. Dr. Jim Peacock is perhaps best known for his booklet "Pate Pioneers on the Pee Dee River", which represents the primary resource on the tangled Pate family lines in North Carolina, with a particular focus on sorting out the various men named Thoroughgood Pate. Dr. Peacock is meticulous and scholarly in documenting his research. Clovis Herring initiated and published "The Pate Pioneers" from 1986 to 1991, a much-admired quarterly journal of Pate genealogy. Bernie Dudek then published "The New Pate Pioneers" for 1996 to 1997, in the tradition of Clovis' earlier work. Both of these hard-to-find journals are much sought after by Pate genealogists. The subjects and topics which these great genealogists will present will be announced at a later date, and all attendees will be given an opportunity to also give their suggestions and input for discussion. The Convocation is open to all who wish to attend. I encourage all of you to inform all your fellow researchers and contacts about this Convocation. It is not only an opportunity to meet and hear our great Pate genealogists in person, but also to meet many other "cousins" we have been exchanging information with over the years. It is being sponsored by the Pate DNA Project as a public service for all our Pate relatives and other interested persons. The Convocation will be held in the beautiful and historical Colonial Williamsburg the weekend of September 12 to 14, beginning mid-day on Friday and ending at mid-day on Sunday. Lodging arrangements are being finalized, but there will be several options available, ranging from budget facilities to luxurious. There are many exciting developments being planned, and announcements will be made over the next several months as they are completed. If you plan to attend, it is important that you notify me by email so that adequate plans can be made for the Convocation. Also, some future announcements will only be made to attendees. You will not have to make a final committment until reservations are required. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, so make every effort to attend! A. J. Pate Group Administrator Pate DNA Project Link: www.familytreedna.com/public/pate-dna-project/ Email: a12j02dna@sbcglobal.net |
| Name: | A. J. Pate |
| E-mail address: | a12j02dna@sbcglobal.net |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.familytreedna.com/public/pate-dna-project |
| Comments: | SPEAKERS ANNOUNCED FOR THE PATE GENEALOGICAL CONVOCATION
All the greatest genealogists of the Pate family are planning to attend the Convocation and to participate as speakers and/or panelists! Together for the first time, they are: Jinks Pate-Lee Helen Pate Ross Clovis Herring Joel Pate Dr. Jim Peacock Bernie Dudek Of course, Jinks and Joel are well-known and respected by all for their decades of unselfish service to other genealogists and persons just wanting to know a little more about their own Pate families. They never turn down a request for information or help. Jinks is also a co-administrator of the Pate DNA Project. Helen Pate Ross has published several books of genealogy. Her best-known work is "Thomas Pate, d. 1774, Sussex County, Virginia", currently out of print, which is the definitive work on this particular subject and the Pate families in Colonial Virginia in general. Dr. Jim Peacock is perhaps best known for his booklet "Pate Pioneers on the Pee Dee River", which represents the primary resource on the tangled Pate family lines in North Carolina, with a particular focus on sorting out the various men named Thoroughgood Pate. Dr. Peacock is meticulous and scholarly in documenting his research. Clovis Herring initiated and published "The Pate Pioneers" from 1986 to 1991, a much-admired quarterly journal of Pate genealogy. Bernie Dudek then published "The New Pate Pioneers" for 1996 to 1997, in the tradition of Clovis' earlier work. Both of these hard-to-find journals are much sought after by Pate genealogists. The subjects and topics which these great genealogists will present will be announced at a later date, and all attendees will be given an opportunity to also give their suggestions and input for discussion. The Convocation is open to all who wish to attend. I encourage all of you to inform all your fellow researchers and contacts about this Convocation. It is not only an opportunity to meet and hear our great Pate genealogists in person, but also to meet many other "cousins" we have been exchanging information with over the years. It is being sponsored by the Pate DNA Project as a public service for all our Pate relatives and other interested persons. The Convocation will be held in the beautiful and historical Colonial Williamsburg the weekend of September 12 to 14, beginning mid-day on Friday and ending at mid-day on Sunday. Lodging arrangements are being finalized, but there will be several options available, ranging from budget facilities to luxurious. There are many exciting developments being planned, and announcements will be made over the next several months as they are completed. If you plan to attend, it is important that you notify me by email so that adequate plans can be made for the Convocation. Also, some future announcements will only be made to attendees. You will not have to make a final committment until reservations are required. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, so make every effort to attend! A. J. Pate Group Administrator Pate DNA Project Link: www.familytreedna.com/public/pate-dna-project/ Email: a12j02dna@sbcglobal.net |
| Name: | A. J. Pate |
| E-mail address: | a12j02dna@sbcglobal.net |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.familytreedna.com/public/pate-dna-project |
| Comments: | SPEAKERS ANNOUNCED FOR THE PATE GENEALOGICAL CONVOCATION
All the greatest genealogists of the Pate family are planning to attend the Convocation and to participate as speakers and/or panelists! Together for the first time, they are: Jinks Pate-Lee Helen Pate Ross Clovis Herring Joel Pate Dr. Jim Peacock Bernie Dudek Of course, Jinks and Joel are well-known and respected by all for their decades of unselfish service to other genealogists and persons just wanting to know a little more about their own Pate families. They never turn down a request for information or help. Jinks is also a co-administrator of the Pate DNA Project. Helen Pate Ross has published several books of genealogy. Her best-known work is "Thomas Pate, d. 1774, Sussex County, Virginia", currently out of print, which is the definitive work on this particular subject and the Pate families in Colonial Virginia in general. Dr. Jim Peacock is perhaps best known for his booklet "Pate Pioneers on the Pee Dee River", which represents the primary resource on the tangled Pate family lines in North Carolina, with a particular focus on sorting out the various men named Thoroughgood Pate. Dr. Peacock is meticulous and scholarly in documenting his research. Clovis Herring initiated and published "The Pate Pioneers" from 1986 to 1991, a much-admired quarterly journal of Pate genealogy. Bernie Dudek then published "The New Pate Pioneers" for 1996 to 1997, in the tradition of Clovis' earlier work. Both of these hard-to-find journals are much sought after by Pate genealogists. The subjects and topics which these great genealogists will present will be announced at a later date, and all attendees will be given an opportunity to also give their suggestions and input for discussion. The Convocation is open to all who wish to attend. I encourage all of you to inform all your fellow researchers and contacts about this Convocation. It is not only an opportunity to meet and hear our great Pate genealogists in person, but also to meet many other "cousins" we have been exchanging information with over the years. It is being sponsored by the Pate DNA Project as a public service for all our Pate relatives and other interested persons. The Convocation will be held in the beautiful and historical Colonial Williamsburg the weekend of September 12 to 14, beginning mid-day on Friday and ending at mid-day on Sunday. Lodging arrangements are being finalized, but there will be several options available, ranging from budget facilities to luxurious. There are many exciting developments being planned, and announcements will be made over the next several months as they are completed. If you plan to attend, it is important that you notify me by email so that adequate plans can be made for the Convocation. Also, some future announcements will only be made to attendees. You will not have to make a final committment until reservations are required. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, so make every effort to attend! A. J. Pate Group Administrator Pate DNA Project Link: www.familytreedna.com/public/pate-dna-project/ Email: a12j02dna@sbcglobal.net |
| Name: | Junior Micah Pate Jr. |
| E-mail address: | jmpate@pdco.com |
| Where From: | Goldsboro,N. C. |
| Comments: | Thnks for all the info-it verifies the info that i had accumulated |
| Name: | William Aaron Pate |
| E-mail address: | wapbbq@AOL.com |
| Where From: | Crawford,Tx. |
| Name: | Dan Salmon |
| E-mail address: | fishsalmondan@yahoo.com |
| Where From: | Houston Co. Texas |
| Comments: | I enjoyed your work, i am trying to locate the burial site and d.o.d. of John Malcolm Johnston III, he was counted in Houston Co.Tx. census in 1900-born 1820-21 in Miss. living with 2nd wife, O.A.[Johnson] Johnston. His 1st wife, Martha Jane Boyd born 1827-La.they married in 1845-Caldwell Parish La. John married Oliva A. Johnson in Houston Co. Tx.-2-25-18885. Thank You, Dan Salmon-fishsalmondan@yahoo.co. |
| Name: | Barbara Gehlsen Nugent |
| E-mail address: | barbaraandjerry@verizon.net |
| Where From: | CA |
| Comments: | Hi,
I am connected to the Pate line through my Padgett line (IN) and have been working with a researcher in IN clearing up problems on my connection. Mahala Keesling married Abraham Pate, they had a daughter, Jessie, who married Charles Arthur Padgett. Abraham was the son of Henry Clay Pate and Elizabeth Mary Staley, and Henry was the son of John Jackson Pate and Rhoda McCormack, who who was the son of Anderson John Pate and Rhoda Doran. I then have his parents as John Pate and Judith Guthrie and that is where our file differs. I have no parents for John Pate. So - can we figure this out together? Thank you. Barbara Nugent (the Padgett line is my direct line and Pate connection) Barbara |
| Name: | Janice M. Marler |
| E-mail address: | YouDee20012001@yahoo.com |
| Where From: | Ringgold, LA |
| Comments: | Have lived in Maryland and Delaware and now deep south Texas (Mission).
Mother Lucille Tobitha PATE b. 10 Jun 1911 in Ringgold, LA m. Leonard Carl MARLER ab. 1938 had 2 children: Donald Carl b. 18 Dec 1938 and ME b. 8 Feb 1944 (both born in Ringgold, LA) Father Andrew Nelson PATE b. 21 May 1878 in Louisiana d. 4 Feb 1963 in Ringgold, LA m. Ollie CORLEY Cole b. 15 Nov 1879 in Ringgold, LA d. 14 Sept 1963 in Ringgold, LA (6 children: Emmett, Claude, Lucille, Seidell, Fred, & Basil) Father Newton King Brady PATE b. 30 Dec 1852 in Sparta, Bienville Parish, LA d. 15 Mar 1932 in Ringgold, LA m. (1) Mary Elizabeth JONES (1 child: Lilla); (2) Mary E. MCGRAW (5 children one of which is Andrew Nelson); (3) Etta Orisca Cotter (8 children) Father Anthony William PATE b. 11 June 1912 in TN d. 13 July 1894 in Heflin, LA m. Emily SMITH (4 children) Father Willeroy PATE b. ab. 1795 in VA d. 1844 in Smith County, TN m. UNK (? children) Father Anthony PATE b. ab. 1740 in Bedford, VA d. ???? Jackson?, TN? m. Sarah? MILLIE (2 children: Stephen Allison and Willeroy) Father Edward Pate b. ab. 1704 in ENG? d. 19 Nov 1767? in Bedford?, VA? m. Martha Tinsley (# unknown) Look forward to reviewing your website. Was referred by a newsly found cousin Liz Hall daughter of Marguerite Stephenson Hall. |
| Name: | K. BRADLEY PATE |
| E-mail address: | BKPDOC@JUNO.COM |
| Where From: | LITTLEROCK AR |
| Comments: | I NEED HELP,IAM DESCENDED FROM JEREMIAH PATE FROM MCMINNVILLE,TENN.HE WAS BORN 4/10/1801 AND WAS IN THE WAR OF 1812.HIS DAD WAS JOHN PATE BUT I KNOW NOTHING OF HIM OR WHERE HE IS FROM,CAN YOU HELP ME?......THANKS,BRAD. |
| Name: | A. J. Pate |
| E-mail address: | a12j02dna@sbcglobal.net |
| Where From: | Houston, Texas |
| Comments: | The Pate Family in Colonial Virginia
____________________________________ Encyclopedia of Virginia Biography Lewis Historical Publishing Company, 1915 This book includes articles on Richard Pate and John Pate of Gloucester County. Richard was a member of the House of Burgesses for Gloster (sic) in 1653 (p. 302). He patented 1154 acres of land on the north side of York River. Col. John Pate, nephew of Richard Pate, was appointed a justice of Gloucester in 1660 and became a Councillor of State in 1670 (p. 131). In 1672, his nephew, Thomas Pate, was appointed administrator of his “considerable estate” (p. 131). On p. 132, a biography of Nathaniel Bacon states that his Rebellion ended upon “his death in Gloucester County at Major Pate’s place, on Poropotank Creek, October 26, 1676.” The General Assembly of Virginia, 1619 - 1978 A Bicentennial Register of Members Virginia State Library, 1978 Richard Pate, House of Burgesses, 1653, Gloster (sic) County (p. 31) John Pate, Council of State, 1671-1672 (p. xx) Thomas Pate, House of Burgesses, 1684, Gloucester County (p. 47) Jeremiah Pate, House of Delegates, 1785-1786, Halifax County (p. 156) The Vestry Book of Petsworth Parish Gloucester County, Virginia, 1677 - 1793 Virginia State Library, 1933 Thomas Pate’s name appears on p. 1, January 23, 1677, as a member of the vestry and church warden. His name appears a number of times through p. 27, referred to as Major or Colonel. On October 24, 1698, John Pate took the oath of a vestryman. On October 3, 1705, he was chosen as a vestryman. He is first listed as a member of the vestry on April 23, 1706. On October 9, 1706, it is noted that he is deceased. Minutes of the Council and General Court of Colonial Virginia Virginia State Library, 1979 This book contains many references to Pate’s, the first dated April 19, 1670, though primarily to Col. John Pate and Capt. Thomas Pate. The first mention notes John Pate as an attorney for the administration of several estates (p. 208). On November 20, 1671, in the Governor’s Chamber, John Pate was sworn in as one of the Councils of State by Sir William Berkeley, Governor. He was one of five members present in General Court at James Citty (sic) on November 21, 1671 (p. 282). On November 8, 1672, it is recorded that John Pate had died “possessed of a considerable estate.” His nephew, Thomas Pate, was appointed administrator (p. 331). John Pate and Robert Beverley were granted 6000 acres of land on the “branches of Mattapony River and Rappahannock River” on November 25, 1671 (p. 290). On October 1, 1674, the grant was declared a joint tenancy and the land belonged to Captain Beverley on the death of John Pate (p. 386). The Papers of Francis Howard Baron Howard of Effingham, 1643 - 1695 Virginia State Library, 1989 In February 1684, Howard arrived from England on appointment of King Charles II as Governor General of Virginia. His first residence was at the home of Col. Thomas Pate, which he described as “a very good house … at lest 2 miles round open, and hilly”, and further wrote that “the Councell meets me here next weeke” (p. 51). (Misspellings in original.) In March 1684, he wrote a letter to Edward Pate in England (p. 70). In the letter, he mentions “a gentleman sent to congratulate my arrival from Lord Baltemore (sic)”. He then writes: “Your sonne is goeing for Maryland with this Gentleman that came from thence. He is very oblidgeing to me, and I doe and will study to serve him what lyes in my power; and have done it in some measure . . .” (Misspellings in original.) In a footnote, it is stated that “Edward Pate was a London merchant. His brother John ( -1681) had been a member of the Council of State in Virginia and his son Thomas was a justice of the peace in Gloucester County.” Kegley’s Virginia Frontier, 1740 - 1783 The Southwest Virginia Historical Society, 1938 A 1758 pay list for services in the French and Indian War included the following Pate’s: Jeremiah, John, Matthew, Anthony, and Jacob from Bedford County and Thomas of Lunenburg County (p. 257). On p. 263, there is a list of “additional names of men who did actual service”, noted as being “from Eckenrode’s List of Colonial Soldiers.” This list contains the following: “John Pate, Thomas Pate, etc., Hening 7, 205, 210.” Montgomery County, Virginia The First Hundred Years Iberian Publishing Company, Athens, Georgia A list of Daniel Triggs Company, March 31, 1781, included the following Pate’s: Adam, Thomas, Thomas Jr., John, and Jacob. Note: This is not intended to be a comprehensive listing of all relevant writings on the Pate family in Colonial Virginia. It was compiled entirely from books and writings in my own possession and is only intended to be illustrative of our family's participation in its early history. A. J. Pate |
| Name: | A. J. Pate |
| E-mail address: | a12j02dna@sbcglobal.net |
| Where From: | Houston, Texas |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.familytreedna.com/public/pate-dna-project/ |
| Comments: | EXCITING ANNOUNCEMENT FOR THE PATE FAMILY!
The Pate DNA Project is sponsoring a Pate Genealogical Convocation to be held in Colonial Williamsburg this coming September! This will be the first event of its kind ever held for the Pate family. And it will be the greatest gathering of Pate genealogists in our history! All our pre-eminent and most respected genealogists are planning to attend this event. They have all agreed to either make presentations or serve on panels. Attendance will not be limited to just members of our Project, but will be open to all who wish to attend. Please pass on this announcement to everyone you know who may have an interest in attending. It is not only an opportunity to meet our great genealogists in person, but also to meet many other "cousins" you have been exchanging information with over the years. Colonial Williamsburg was chosen because of its beauty, uniqueness, and its historical significance, particularly for our family. Our family's roots are fimly planted in early Colonial Virginia, with prominent members of the family serving in the Council of State and the House of Burgesses. A paper, "The Pate Family in Colonial Virginia", is being posted separately. The meeting is tentatively scheduled for the weekend of September 12 to 14, beginning mid-day on Friday and ending at mid-day on Sunday. It is essential that we determine expeditiously how many plan to attend, so that lodging and related arrangements can be negotiated. Please notify me by email if you plan to attend and how many will be in your party. This will give us a preliminary number for planning purposes, and you will not have to make a final committment until reservations are required. There are many exciting developments being planned, and announcements will be made over the next several months as they are finalized. This will be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, so do not miss this grand occasion! You will be very proud to have been a part of it. A. J. Pate Group Administrator Pate DNA Project Email: a12j02dna@sbcglobal.net |
| Name: | Dan Pate |
| E-mail address: | dpate65@verizon.net |
| Where From: | Bonham, Texas |
| Comments: | My father was Dennis Allen Pate(1906-1987). He was the third youngest or fourteen children; nine boys and five girls. His parents were Christopher H. Pate and Sarah Thomas Pate. Christopher was borned in 1854 in Trinity County, Texas, and died in Blue Ridge, Texas in the year 1944. I am looking for Christopher's line. I think his father was in Tyler, Texas in 1850 amd was from Tennessee. According to an old tape recording made by Christopher before he died, his mother and father was married in Alto, Texas. Christopher also had a step brother named Herman Ettly. If anyone can help me it would be greatly appreciated. |
| Name: | William House |
| E-mail address: | williamahouse@yahoo.com |
| Where From: | Duplin County, NC |
| Comments: | Thoroughgood Pate married Sarah Chevin
Charles Pate married Sarah Howell Charles Pate II married Sarah Henderson Shadrack Pate married Dicy Peacock Lewis Pate married Elizabeth Pope William Pate married Lucrita Herring William Robert Pate married Mary Winders John Lewis Pate married Barbarey Kornegay Mary W. Pate married William Austin House Bertice Albert House married Helen Davis William Austin House married Edna Smith William Austin House, Jr. Looking info on Thoroughgood on back? |
| Name: | William Ronald Pate |
| E-mail address: | patehouse@sbcglobal.net |
| Where From: | Wauwatosa, Wisconsin |
| Comments: | Thanks for doing this. My brother, Ernest Lee Pate told me about you.
Ron |
| Name: | Jan Shearin |
| E-mail address: | JShe573172@aol.com |
| Where From: | Rocky Mount, N.C. |
| Comments: | I have talked with you before (a few years ago). Do you have any info about the Samuel Pate from Williamston, N.C. He had a daughter by the name of Lena Bell. She is my Grandmother and I cannot seem to find out when and where she died. Do you have any info on that? |
| Name: | Nathan Meredith LORANCE |
| E-mail address: | nmlorance@yahoo.com |
| Where From: | Warren Co.,TN. |
| Comments: | I descend from Anthony PATE of Warren (now DeKalb) Co.,TN. who settled on the banks of Sink Creek about 1803 near the present day DeKalb & Warren boundry line. He died between 15 OCT. 1821 & 10 FEB. 1826 & is buried beneath a large walnut tree on a knoll a short distance from the Caney Fork River near the line that divides the Counties of Warren & DeKalb.
Two of his Grandsons are named after him... [1] Anthony Thomas FISHER(1826-1889), son of David FISHER(1800-1879) & Harriett PATE(1803/1809-1875) and [2] Anthony Pate ADCOCK(1821-1891), son of Isaac ADCOCK(c1794-1871) & Thomason PATE(c1802-1869). If there are any male PATE's from this line that are living today, I'm not aware of them. |
| Name: | Shirley Ann Morgan |
| E-mail address: | ShirleyAnMorgan@aol.com |
| Where From: | Acworth, GA |
| Homepage URL: | http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/o/r/Shirley-Ann-Morgan/index.html |
| Comments: | Hi Jinks,
Thanks So Much for All the Hard Work and Sharing That You Have Put Into the PATE Family. CHARLES RABURN PATE Is My GrGrGr grandfather, John Pate Is My GrGr Grandfather, JESSE HARRISON PATE Is My Gr Grandfather, JAMES BURRIE PATE Is My Grandfather, SARAH JEANETTE PATE Is My Mother, And I Am The Oldest Of Her 8 Children. This is the info I have, if anyone can find a mistake or add to it, please let me know. Again Thank You, Shirley Morgan ShirleyAnMorgan@aol.com CHARLES RABURN PATE was born 1765 in Wayne County, North Carolina, and died July 20, 1837 in Tuscaloosa County, AL. He married MILLY 1790 in South Carolina. She was born 1770 in South Carolina, and died WFT Est. 1796-1864 in AL. JOHN PATE was born May 25, 1787 in South Carolina, and died December 18, 1851 in Tuscaloosa County, AL. He married SUSANNAH ALLEN June 19, 1813 in Morgan County, GA. She was born February 12, 1797 in GA, and died March 12, 1858 in Tuscaloosa County, AL. JESSE HARRISON PATE was born June 06, 1826 in Flint River, Fayette, GA, and died May 25, 1912 in Pickens County, AL. He married LUCINDA CLEMENTINE LINDSEY December 17, 1846 in Pickens County, AL, daughter of JAMES LINDSEY and UNK. SEVIEW. She was born November 23, 1827 in Sipsey River, Tuscaloosa Co., AL, and died February 10, 1918 in Pickens County, AL. ROBERT HOWARD PATE was born May 08, 1860 in Pickens County, AL, and died July 24, 1914 in Pickens County, AL. He married (1) SARAH I. MARQUIS December 23, 1886 in Pickens County, AL, daughter of JAMES MARQUIS and ARETHA SULLIVAN. She was born September 14, 1861 in Moore's Bridge, Tuscaloosa County, AL, and died December 20, 1896 in Pickens County, AL. He married (2) RHONDA E. WEBB Bef. 1897 in AL. She was born January 31, 1872 in Cleveland, MS, and died May 16, 1964 in Bolivar County MS. JAMES BURRIE PATE was born December 20, 1888 in Pickens County, AL, and died September 07, 1976 in Tuscaloosa, AL. He married SARAH ANNIE REBECCA SMITH December 20, 1914 in Pickens County, Alabama, daughter of LYHUE SMITH and MARTHA PATE. She was born January 23, 1895 in Pickens County, AL, and died April 14, 1981 in Druid City Hospital, Tuscaloosa, AL. SARAH JEANETTE PATE was born February 26, 1921 in Patetown, AL, and died September 10, 1996 in Acworth, Paulding County, GA. She married (1) OLA MORGAN March 18, 1944 in Tuscaloosa County, AL, son of CARL MORGAN and MAUDIE PRESWOOD. He was born June 20, 1914 in Friendsville, TN and died December 15, 1972 in V.A. Hospital, Johnson City, Tenn. |
| Name: | Jacob Pate |
| E-mail address: | j4c0b_p4te@yahoo.com |
| Where From: | Hillsboro Texas |
| Name: | Nancy Eden |
| E-mail address: | gramma2kitty@aol.com |
| Where From: | Bakersfield California |
| Comments: | I am descended from Stonewall Jackson Pate, who is my ggrandfather on my dad's side. He married Susan Atta Potts. |
| Name: | Bud Pate |
| E-mail address: | bud.pate@yahoo.com |
| Where From: | Obion, Tennessee |
| Comments: | Born in Obion, Tenn 1945, Father William Archie Pate, Born in Obion,Tenn 1920,Grandfather William Franklin Pate Born in Obion Cty, 1892 |
| Name: | william r pate |
| E-mail address: | billpate116@aol.com |
| Where From: | Isola Ms |
| Comments: | my father is James c Pate. His father was James Robert Pate. He was the oldest brother of 12. My grand father told me his father came from Alabama. I dont know much abought any further back. |
| Name: | stephen pate |
| E-mail address: | spcpate@aol.com |
| Where From: | Arkansas |
| Comments: | My knowledge of my family doesn't go back very far at all, but here's what I know. You have me, Stephen Pate, Married to Tara Pate (Purkerson), Father's name Vernon Pate, originally married to Linda Tucker, Grandfather named Emil Pate, married to Dolores Crow. That's all I know. |
| Name: | Ebb Pate |
| E-mail address: | ebbpate@comcast.net |
| Where From: | Seattle |
| Comments: | I never knew there were so many Pates!
I am a purebred Pate as my Mother and Father were Pates. back in the 1700s a Rev. William Pate married a M. Weathersby and produced my Mother's line...Samuel Pate ( I have his line). This Rev. remarried upon the passing of his wife. With the new wife, Tempty Parkerson he began my Fathers line...Samuel Bennett Pate (I have his line) These two lines came back together in me Ebb W. Pate b. 1937 |