Showing posts with label Collyer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Collyer. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 3, 2011

Collier/Conley

                                                                                                                                                   Nathaniel Morris----Jane   
Martin Culver Collyer (1760/71-1880)---Mary Williams                               begat                                                   
                   begat  
Preston Collier -Eliza Haney                                        Jackson Morris ------ Sallie                John Conley--Matilda
           begat                                                                               begat                                       
    Casewell Collier-Elizabeth Haney                      Emma J. Morris 2nd wife --- Zachariah Conley Sr
                           begat                                                                                          
                   Manda J. Collier-Hiram Banks Shifflett                                       begat                           
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James Raynor------Laura Warren            Christian May Collier---------------- Lucy Louisa Conley
                        begat                                 b: June1872              begat                   b: Sept 1884
                                                                                                    
                Russell David Raynor------------------------------------------- Margaret Loney Collier
Siblings: Emmett, Gaines, Lucy, Bessie        Siblings: William, Clint, Oscar , Dewey, Mandy,  Nettie. Blanche, Rose      


Friday, May 27, 2011

The FIRST COLLIER to America: Samuel Collier

Samuel Collier came to America from England in 1607, with the first company of colonist. He was still a "youth" and acted as a "page" for Captain John Smith. He also accompanied the Captain on exploration excursions to "unkown parts of Virginia". In 1609 he was left with the Warraskoyack Indians to learn their language. He died young, without children.
Click HERE to read more about the Colliers who settled in VA.