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Contributors and Contributions last posted October, 2011 Mary Lund, a descendant of Mary 'Polly' Burgess, second wife of Othniel Minter, provides some clarification of the Burgess line and its relation to the Minters. She is a person to contact regarding the Burgess family. Obituary notice (1925) for Francis Clay Minter, and photographs of him, his wife, and some descendants, courtesy of Rodney Minter, a grandson. D.A.R. patriot status of Anthony, Jr. and John provided by registrar Merry Anne Pierson. Also, a Henry County court record of 1833 linking Othniel and Silas Frederick to John Minter, courtesy of Ms Pierson.
Contributors and Contributions last posted November, 2010
On the passing of
Charles McKinley Stafford (7f8e), Feb-01-2009:
revised notes and his obituary notice in the Martinsville
Bulletin, courtesy of his daughter, Marilyn Prillaman.
Crossing lineage paths: encountering a line of Minters believed
to be descended from a cousin of Anthony of Caroline County.
Information on a long descendancy is provided by Samuel Minter,
a great-grandson of the Rev. William R. Minter (1873-1943), author of
Travel Letters from Palestine and the East (1910), and a
person to contact
regarding this line and the book.
Our thanks to Twyla Edwards for informing us that the portrait
of Silas F. Minter is hanging in the Bassett Historical Center in Henry
Co.
Descendants of John Francis Adkins and Eliza Jane (Minter) Adkins (6B)
Joey Kent, a great-great-grandson, helps us correct
an error and contributes his line of descendancy and the ancestry of
his daughter.
Descendants of Richard W. Minter (5D) and Mary Ann Doyle
Information on a line through Missouri, Illinois, Ontario, and Idaho,
contributed by Barbara Brazington, a great-great-granddaughter
A
person to contact: regarding descendants of
James L. and Susan (Minter) Ziglar
(5J):
Alice Morton, a granddaughter of Martha (Ziglar) Morton, who was a
daughter of James and Susan Morton.
Descendants of James E. Minter (5H) (1831-1862) and Matilda Caroline
Eggleston Minter Information submitted by Linda Hodges,
a great-great-granddaughter.
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