The family history of Charles Massey and Bobbie Crass.

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Charles Massey & Bobbie Crass

1950

Mission

Since my retirement I have done a considerable amount of research on my ancestors and the ancestors of my wife, Bobbie Crass. I am entering the results of this research on these pages in order to provide access to others who may be related to the same people, and to receive corrections from those who find errors in the data.

- Charles Massey

 

Family Trees

Crass Family

Massey Family

Hill Family

Kendrick Family

Carnes Family

Randolph Family

The ancestors of Bobbie Crass.

THE CRASS FAMILY of Roane County, TN:

The Descendants of Jacob Crass

Other Surnames Associated with the Crass Family:

Amos, Anderson, Ballew, Begley, Blackburn, Blivens, Boyle, Bradham, Brown, Brummett, Brunegraff, Bryant , Coker, Cook, Coward, Cox, Cross, Davis, Day, Deavers, Easter, Edwards, Ellison, England, Fletcher, Freels, French, Fritts, Galbraith, Gann, Gilberson, Gray, Halburnt, Hampton, Herrill, Hester, Hood, Hoskins, Hudson, Jett, Johnson, Jones, Kamer, Ketchum, Kitchens, Lawson, Liles, Lockett, Lovelace, Massey, Massingill, McGhee, McKee, Moody, Ollis, Pearson, Pickard, Ramsey, Raymond, Rice, Richmond , Ridings, Roberts, Ruffner, Scarborough, Scarbrough, Shillings, Silvey, Smith, Stewart, Strange, Taylor, Thrailkill, Turpin, Wedekin, Winters, Woodson, Wright

 The ancestors of my father,

William Rayburn Massey

THE MASSEY FAMILY of Pulaski County Kentucky and Roane County Tennessee (1800 - present):

The Descendants of Jacob Massey and Catherine Barrier

Other Surnames Associated with the Massey Family:

Aldridge, Anderson, Barrier ( Barriere, Berger, Berrier), Cole, Dungan, Hudson, Koontz, Modril, Neal, Nuncie, Parrish, Payne, Rayburn, Reynolds, Shuit, Vousley, Whaley

Sources:

Pulaski County (KY) Historical Society

Crain, Ada Massey, personal family records

Pauline Hill.

circa 1925 aged 29

The ancestors of my mother, Pauline Hill.

Click on the black buttons below for more information.

THE ANCESTORS OF PAULINE HILL'S FATHER, DR. WILLIAM WALTER HILL

Family History from 1805-1955 as told by Dr. William Walter Hill (1861-1955):

At age 90, Dr. William Walter Hill undertook to write biographies of 1) his grandfather, William Davis Carnes; 2) his parents, William J. Hill and Mary Carnes Hill, and 3) his brothers and sisters. When he finished this task, he wrote his own autobiography.

These writings of Dr. Hill are presented herein:

Ancestors of Dr. Hill’s father, William Jasper Hill:

The Descendants of Thomas Hill (1759-1849) and Catherine Shropshire

The Westward Migration of this Hill Family (1759-1805)

Other Surnames Associated with the Hill Family:

Akers, Alexander, Anderson, Arlidge, Bailey, Bartlett, Bates, Bea, Bennett, Boulding, Bridges, Brown, Burress, Carnes, Carter, Chavannes, Chisholm, Clark, Cooper, Cotton, Crass, Cummings, Dedeke, Denise, Dunn, Flynn, Friday, Gann, Gardner, Graff, Gray, Greer, Hall, Head, Herring, Hewlett, Hixson, Hulin, Jeakins, Josey, Kerr, King, Lane, Lineker, Lowery, Martin, Massey, Maxwell, Mayfield, Mccarty, McKinney, Moon, Moore, Morgan, Nall, Parker, Paulk, Penson, Plott, Powell, Real, Rhea , Richardson , Rippy , Royalty , Saylors, Shropshire, Silas, Smith, Summitt, Walvoord, Wheeler, Wilcoxson, Wright, Young, Zellars, Zondory

Ancestors of Dr. Hill’s mother, Mary Carnes:

Our New England Roots (1600-1860)

Other Surnames Associated with the Mary Carnes’ Family:

Avery, Ballard, Bayless, Billingsley, Blackwood, Borodell, Bowles, Bowman, Bran, Breed, Brown, Burrage, Carnes, Chandler, Cheeseborough, Chism, Cole, Cope, Crabtree, Denison, Dent, Dewey, Eliot, Ellis, Farrington, Gibbs, Giswold, Greenslade, Griffith, Hale, Hammond, Hampton, Harlan, Hart, Hathorne, Hays, Hayes, Heath, Helm, Hicks, Hill, Hinkley, Holmes, Hood, Hoodenpile, Howard, Huet, Kirtland, Lacy, Lewis, Mars, Mclaren, Means, Menez, Merrian, Milsap, Minor, Moore, Morgan, Mulca, Mulkey, Murray, Newhall, O'dle, Palmer, Parke, Parker, Payson, Prentice, Rhea, Rogers, Rose, Sargeant, Scott, Short, Slaughter, Smith, Stallyon, Stephens, Stoddard, Summitt, Sumner, Tapley, Thomas, Tileston, Wheeler, White, Young

Love Letters of William Jasper Hill (1826-1862) and Mary Carnes Hill (1826- 1901)

THE ANCESTORS OF PAULINE HILL'S MOTHER, MAY HILL

Ancestors of May Hill’s father, Isaac Hill:

Ancestors of May Hill’s mother, Margaret Kendrick:

Sources:

Unpublished records of Dr. William Walter Hill

Unpublished research of Jeff Bradley, Houston, TX

DNA testing for the Hill Surname DNA Project

Various sources listed in The Westward Migration of the Hill Family, below.

The unpublished research of C.K. Hill, brother of May Hill

Wells, Emma Middleton, History of Roane County, TN

DNA Testing for the Hill Surname DNA Project and the Randolph Project

THE RANDOLPHS OF VIRGINIA (Uncle Henry's Branch)

Henry Randolph (1623-1673) is sometimes referred to as "Uncle Henry" because he was the uncle of Turkey Island’s William Randolph, progenitor of Virginia’s most prominent Randolph family. For a number of years, conventional research seemed to show that we were descendants of Uncle Henry’s branch. However, DNA tests have proven that this is not the case. Nevertheless, I have done considerable research on Uncle Henry’s branch and didn’t want to throw it away so it is included here. For the genealogy of Uncle Henry’s branch, go to Uncle Henry.

Other historical figures with connections to our families that you will find.

John Eliot, Apostle to the Indians

Anne Hutchison, Religious Reformer

William D. Carnes, President of Burritt College and the University of Tennessee

Gen. Thomas Sumter, Revolutionary War patriot

Shubal Stearns, Founder of the Baptist Church in the South.

Jonathan Mulkey, First Baptist Minister in Tennessee.

Bing Crosby, Singer and movie star.

John J. Sparkman, Senator and 1952 Vice Presidential Candidate.

Sequoyah, Inventor of the Cherokee Alphabet

Christopher Gist, Frontier Explorer and Companion of George Washington

Nathaniel Gist, Companion of Daniel Boone and Father of Sequoyah