Does it mean the Hails and Wests or Adays were related before Arkansas?
The DNA source is Nancy Wilson and it links us as 5 to 8th cousin! How are the Aday's connected to these Hails?
Friday, July 26, 2019
Aday Hail DNA Match
Does it mean the Hails and Wests or Adays were related before Arkansas?
The DNA source is Nancy Wilson and it links us as 5 to 8th cousin! How are the Aday's connected to these Hails?
Thursday, July 25, 2019
Relatively Speaking... Bessie Kate (Kathryn) Hail Travis
Bessie Kate (Kathryn) Hail Travis
An Aday Relative....
https://encyclopediaofarkansas.net/entries/kathryne-bess-hail-travis-3345/
An Aday Relative....
https://encyclopediaofarkansas.net/entries/kathryne-bess-hail-travis-3345/
Kathryne Bess Hail Travis (1894–1972)
Kathryne Bess Hail Travis was an artist and teacher who was especially known for her still-life paintings of flowers. For a three-year period in the late 1920s, she and her then-husband, artist Olin Travis, ran the Travis Ozark Summer Art School near Cass (Franklin County).
Kathryne Bess Hail was born in Ozark (Franklin County) on February 6, 1894. She was the only child of Albert Eugene Hail, who owned a general store, and Maude (Brown) Hail. Her education was financed and closely supervised by a wealthy uncle, Oliver Brown. She studied art in high school and graduated with honors from Galloway College in Searcy (White County) in 1911. She briefly attended a girls’ school in Chicago, Illinois, before enrolling in the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (AIC) in 1911. After leaving the AIC in 1912, she continued her art studies in 1913 at the Academy of Fine Arts in Cincinnati and later at the Ohio Mechanics Institute. Her instructors included renowned painters George Bellows, Robert Henri, and Randall Davey.
Around 1915, Hail briefly opened a studio in Fort Smith (Sebastian County). In 1916, she returned to AIC for additional instruction. In November of that year, she married Olin Herman Travis, a former instructor at AIC, in Ozark; they had two children. The Travises worked in the Chicago area before relocating to Dallas in 1923, where they established the Dallas Art Institute (DAI) with James Waddell. The first major art school in the South to offer instruction in a variety of fields, DAI existed until 1945. Kathryne Travis also served as an instructor in art at the Hockaday School for Girls in Dallas in 1924. She resigned from DAI in 1931.
In the summer of 1927, the Travises established the Travis Ozark Summer Art School at an abandoned sawmill near Cass, not far from where Kathryne was born. The school, which was an adjunct of DAI, was held each summer for three years. Attended by up to fifty students, the school held classes for a period of one to two months beginning in June. There were about fifteen crudely furnished cabins and a lodge at the camp. Classes were open to not only DAI students but also to Arkansas residents and others from surrounding states. On weekends, the students exhibited their paintings, held dances, and put on impromptu performances.
Although trained as a portraitist, Travis became well known for her landscape and still-life paintings. In February 1930, a painting of wisteria by Travis graced the cover of Holland’s magazine. In 1936, another of her still-life paintings, Texas Centennial Rose, appeared on the cover of the June issue of Holland’s. Fresh roses that had been specially cultivated in Tyler, Texas, had served as models. This painting was also featured at the Texas Centennial Art Exhibit that fall.
In 1934, the Travises divorced, an event much publicized in Dallas and Denver newspapers. Travis completed a self-portrait painting, The Unfinished Picture, in 1936, causing a stir for its overt symbolism related to the breakup of her marriage. This painting was displayed at the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts in January of that year and is currently on loan to the El Paso Museum of Art.
Travis moved to Beverly Hills, California, in 1936 and began to focus more on landscape and portrait painting. She remained there for the next ten years, returning to her hometown of Ozark for a short period in 1944. She resettled in Seattle, Washington, in 1946. From the mid-1930s until the early 1950s, Travis worked in many western states, including California, Oregon, Washington, Colorado, and Alaska. During this period, she returned to paint periodically in Arkansas, Texas, and New Orleans, Louisiana. Like many Americans, she was pressed into defense work on an assembly line for Lockheed Aircraft Co. while in California during World War II.
Travis moved back to Dallas in 1952, opened an art gallery, and took a position as the head of the art department at the Arts Center Studio School. She also offered art instruction at her own studio in Dallas and, in 1957, opened the Kathryne Hail Travis Summer School of Painting in Ruidoso, New Mexico. In 1960, she moved permanently to Ruidoso.
Although comfortable working in both pastels and watercolors, her preferred medium was oils. When working on location, she typically made quick sketches in pastel or took photographs and then worked her best ideas into fully realized paintings in oil. Known for her expertise in flowers and plants, Travis had performed extensive research on the symbolism and lore associated with various flora. Many of her still-life paintings featured wildflowers from the locales where she worked.
Travis was also known for her collection of quilts that she acquired during her many trips to Arkansas to visit family and paint. She was interested in not only the patterns but also the history and symbolism associated with quilts. In 1930, she wrote an article in Southwest Review about her experiences collecting quilts in the Ozarks.
Travis died in Ruidoso on January 10, 1972. She was cremated, and her ashes were scattered in Ozark.
For additional information:Obituary of Kathryne Hail Travis. The Spectator. January 20, 1972, sec. 1, p. 3.
Powers, John, and Deborah Powers. Texas Artists, Sculptures, and Graphic Artists. Austin, TX: Woodmont Books, 2000.
Travis, Kathryne Hail. “Quilts of the Ozarks.” Southwest Review 15 (Winter 1930): 236–244.
W. Russ Aikman
University of Texas at Arlington
University of Texas at Arlington
Monday, July 22, 2019
Picturing Boaz Aday [1790 Tennessee - 1851 Taney County, MO]
I know this Boaz Aday found on the 1850 Taney County, Missouri census with his wife Martha Aday, is my husband's Great-Great Grandfather. His son on this census, William Green Harrison Aday, is father of John Aday. John Aday [1861-1931] is father to George Washington Aday [1916-1989]. George Washington Aday is father to George Henry Aday [1947-2017].
That is about the extent of the known facts for our Boaz Aday. With such an unusual name, it would seem to be easy to determine if a particular record references this individual. Unfortunately, the records have been obfuscated by the many magical family trees spread throughout the online genealogy world. A few separate individuals can be found with the name Boaz Aday in the time frame 1800 thru the early 1900. I concede that it is obvious all these Boaz Aday individuals are related, their exact relationship to each other is not known, nor can exact relationship be assumed from any extant records this researcher has found on line or otherwise.
I am going to attempt to list records and data here that I am confident I can connect to the above Boaz Aday [1790-1851].
1. Land records in Warren County, Tennessee
here is a link, if you have Ancestry.com subscription
https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/landrecordstnnc/?name=_aday&count=50&name_x=1
Harriet T Aday
Marriage Date: 18 May 1842
Date Enlisted:29 Sep 1814
Date Discharged: 25 Apr 1815
Soldier's Death Date: 22 Apr 1856
Soldier's Death Place: Huntsville, Ala
Military Service Location: Mississippi
Pension Number - #1: WO 13682
Pension Number - #2: WC 12539
Bounty Land Number - #1: 7511 80 50
Bounty Land Number - #2: 44423 160 56
Roll Number: 1
Archive Publication Number: M313
3. Census records
Giles County, Tennessee 1830 census page 189 has Boas Aidy that I am certain is our Boaz Aday. On the same census on page 186 is a Parker or Baker Ady female age 15-20 with a male less than 5 years old and a female less than 5 years old. Page 168 has Sally Aday a female age 20-30, with a male age 1015, female age 10-15 and a female age 5-10. Page 169 has Bows Aidy, male age 15-20, female age 15-20, female 15-20, female age 10-15, and a male age 5-10. This last record is surely Boaz Walter Aday [1812 - 1891 Crawford Co AR] with possibly a young wife and several siblings.
4. Bray Ady
I have found the name Bray Ady as a Tennessee Methodist Circuit Ridder in 1813. I have always just took this to be a corruption for Boaz Aday. Today, I again found a marriage record online in Madison County, Alabama marriage records that I remember seeing years ago but lost somewhere. The marriage record is
Ady, Brathein Philips, Letity 31 Aug 1813 Madison
This throws into doubt that Bray is actually Boaz. But who else could it be? Old Boaz Aday was a Circuit Ridder according to many family stories. More questions than answers.
That is about the extent of the known facts for our Boaz Aday. With such an unusual name, it would seem to be easy to determine if a particular record references this individual. Unfortunately, the records have been obfuscated by the many magical family trees spread throughout the online genealogy world. A few separate individuals can be found with the name Boaz Aday in the time frame 1800 thru the early 1900. I concede that it is obvious all these Boaz Aday individuals are related, their exact relationship to each other is not known, nor can exact relationship be assumed from any extant records this researcher has found on line or otherwise.
I am going to attempt to list records and data here that I am confident I can connect to the above Boaz Aday [1790-1851].
1. Land records in Warren County, Tennessee
here is a link, if you have Ancestry.com subscription
https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/landrecordstnnc/?name=_aday&count=50&name_x=1
All Tennessee, Early Land Registers, 1778-1927
I am confident the Boaz Aday is our Boaz Aday. The records indicate that Boaz and Walter Aday of Warren Co. TN, were referencing land in Warren Co on Hickoy Creek. This is land near Mcminnville, TN. Surely, there is a close relationship between this Boaz and Walter Aday, maybe brothers. At one time, I thought the John Eady on there was misspelling of Aday, but have since found online that indeed a John Eady or Eddy went on north to Illinois or somewhere and is not actually a misspelling for John Aday. Matter Aday is actually Walter Aday on the record, so that is a miss transcribed record. Conculsion: Boaz Aday has records in Warren Co. Tennessee land records dating
On Ancestry, I have found an image of Madison County, AL deed records index with a record of:
Booz Aday and Polly deed book I&J page 538 date 1825, Sec 31, 5, -W sold to Benjamin Rogers. I have seen trees with a name of Mary for Boaz's wife. This is the only record I find that actually lists a name for Boaz's first wife. I should mention that I have found trees that list other names for Boaz's wife. The tree where I found this land record has Boaz's wife named Mary Holcomb.
2. Military Records
| Name: | Booz Aday |
|---|---|
| Military Unit: | 7th Regiment (Perkin's Battalion) |
| Highest Rank: | Private |
| First Muster Date: | 8 Nov 1813 |
| Discharge Date: | 9 Dec 1813 |
| Series Number: | M678 |
| Roll Number: |
1
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And This John Aday with widow Harriet T Aday is most certainly a relative of the above
Booz Aday
Name:
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John
Aday
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Military
Unit:
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7th
Regiment (Perkin's Battalion)
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Highest
Rank:
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Private
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First
Muster Date:
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29 Sep
1814
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Discharge
Date:
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25 Apr
1815
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Series
Number:
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M678
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Roll
Number:
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1
John Aday Widow: Harriet T Aday |
Marriage Date: 18 May 1842
Date Enlisted:29 Sep 1814
Date Discharged: 25 Apr 1815
Soldier's Death Date: 22 Apr 1856
Soldier's Death Place: Huntsville, Ala
Military Service Location: Mississippi
Pension Number - #1: WO 13682
Pension Number - #2: WC 12539
Bounty Land Number - #1: 7511 80 50
Bounty Land Number - #2: 44423 160 56
Roll Number: 1
Archive Publication Number: M313
3. Census records
Giles County, Tennessee 1830 census page 189 has Boas Aidy that I am certain is our Boaz Aday. On the same census on page 186 is a Parker or Baker Ady female age 15-20 with a male less than 5 years old and a female less than 5 years old. Page 168 has Sally Aday a female age 20-30, with a male age 1015, female age 10-15 and a female age 5-10. Page 169 has Bows Aidy, male age 15-20, female age 15-20, female 15-20, female age 10-15, and a male age 5-10. This last record is surely Boaz Walter Aday [1812 - 1891 Crawford Co AR] with possibly a young wife and several siblings.
4. Bray Ady
I have found the name Bray Ady as a Tennessee Methodist Circuit Ridder in 1813. I have always just took this to be a corruption for Boaz Aday. Today, I again found a marriage record online in Madison County, Alabama marriage records that I remember seeing years ago but lost somewhere. The marriage record is
Ady, Brathein Philips, Letity 31 Aug 1813 Madison
This throws into doubt that Bray is actually Boaz. But who else could it be? Old Boaz Aday was a Circuit Ridder according to many family stories. More questions than answers.
Monday, July 15, 2019
Monday, July 8, 2019
Old Pictures Rediscovered
Tuesday, July 2, 2019
Powell to Taylor DNA continues...
Descendants of Charles Powell / Sarah Gholson matches to James Taylor / Frances Walker / Mary Gregory.
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3.9/2.5
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119.6/4.4
|
A439351 Dennis R ?
|
0.0/0.0
|
114.2/4.7
|
M796842 Pam F g 1
|
3.7/2.3
|
68.6/5.6 +
|
A960431 J D Taylor S
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21.2/5.3 +
|
164.8/5.4 +
|
A177736
Bill G ?
|
13.3/4.0
|
152.2/4.7
|
A926422 J W Jones ***
|
18.4/5.8 +
|
143.0/6.3 +
|
A720262
David Botts 2
|
0.0/0.0
|
131.4/5.3 +
|
A787530 Christie R ?
|
1.6/1.6
|
165.3/5.2 +
|
A344352
M Wolford J 1
|
5.3/5.3 +
|
157.9/4.8
|
A888498 M Lester ?
|
MRCA 7.5 19.9/7.0 +
|
154.5/5.8 +
|
A202286 L Lester ?
|
21.9/5.4 +
|
119.8/6.6 +
|
A754543 P A Beal g 1
|
26.1/5.5 +
|
142.0/4.0
|
A573901
Rebecca Lee g ?
|
20.9/4.0
|
155.3/4.5
|
HH8021525 K. Kreutzer g S
|
0.0/0.0
|
130.1/4.6
|
A015288
Penny B g 1
|
8.6/4.7
|
143.1/6.5 +
|
A923506 Steve L g ?
|
4.1/2.8
|
13 3.4/5.2 +
|
ES9721169 Penny T g ?
|
MRCA 7.5 323.4/7.1
|
0.0/0.0
|
(MX3294677 Kevin Hall g 2)
|
||
BZ4857535
Carrie C (T) g?
|
3.6/1.9
|
133.0/3.2
|
T023752 MJHollowayH g?
|
16.7/4.9
|
143.4/5.6 +
|
0.0/0.0
|
163.4/5.1 +
|
|
28.3/6.3 +
|
109.9/3.3
|
|
A448329
Julie Taylor g ?
|
4.7/3.7
|
157.4/3.8
|
A934598 Kath Apel g ?
|
8.4/4.0
|
112.3/3.8
|
DG6914272
Kris Thomp g 1
|
MRCA 5.4 420.1/9.8
|
0.0/0.0
|
LA3207455 Kris Thiltgen g 1
|
0.0/0.0
|
162.3/4.0
|
M308541 Dawn W M g ?
|
9.4/6.1 +
|
MRCA 4.7 82.8/13.9
|
QC2831725 Reggie g 1
|
5.9/3.2
|
MRCA 6.5 147.5/8.8
|
T266975
Doreen g ?
|
23.9/4.8
|
134.4/6.8
|
A222646 S. Montavon g 1
|
8.0/6.7 +
|
152.0/3.4
|
A467519
Cheryl A g 1
|
0.0/0.0
|
170.2/6.8 +
|
TP3805209 Ray L W g 1
|
4.3/4.3
|
129.1/3.6
|
A366074
Irene C D g ?
|
3.3/1.9
|
152.5/6.0 +
|
A153915 Betty P R g 1
|
MRCA 1.2 2862.6/109.8
|
MRCA 2.4 639.6/44.8
|
A108458 J B Powell g 1
|
MRCA 2.4 532.7/63.7
|
MRCA 3.2 313.0/50.8
|
BH7199313 Rob Aday g 1
|
MRCA 2.1 798.4/47.5
|
MRCA 3.9 216.3/28.6
|
XJ5444703 Geo Aday g 1
|
MRCA 1.5 1731.1/83.0
|
MRCA 3.4 280.7/33.5
|
UW1474958 C Powell g 1
|
self
|
MRCA 2.6 419.8/41.3
|
A771425 Thelma P G g 1
|
MRCA 2.6 419.8/41.3
|
self
|
1 behind name = descends from
James Taylor I & first wife (Frances? Walker?)
2 behind name = descends from
James Taylor I & second wife, Mary Gregory
? behind name = connection
unknown or not proven or questionable
* behind name = descends from
Rev. Daniel Taylor
** behind name = descends
from John Taylor & Alice Gaskins?
*** behind name = descends
from Simon Taylor (Richard Taylor & Sarah)
# behind name = descends from
Andrew Taylor line of Ireland, came later to the colonies
+ following cM = one or more DNA segments
of 5 to 7 cM included in this total
(around number & name) = no longer on
GEDmatch
MRCA = Most Recent Common Ancestor (number
of generations is ESTIMATED)
cM = unit for measuring
genetic linkage. Used to infer distance along a chromosome. It is not a true
physical distance.
cM/cM = total of lengths of common DNA
segments/longest DNA segment in common
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