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Dan
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George
Riley Griffith Family
The family
of George Riley (1854-1917) and Ellen (Biggers) Griffith, probably taken about 1912
near the family farm, located on the Myatt Creek, Fulton Co., AR.
George Riley was the son of Dan Griffith Jr. and the Great-Grandfather of participant 25866 (G-1). |
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John
William & Minnie Jones Griffith
John &
Minnie were married in 1902 in Fulton Co., AR. This photo is with their
eldest child, Clara Mae. John is the son of George Riley Griffith
and Grandfather of participant 25866 (G-1). |
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Sgt. Daniel Griffith
Born 28 Dec 1842 in White Co., TN to William Rotan and Susannah (Walden)
Griffith. Daniel was a cousin to Dan Griffith Jr.
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Troy Earl Griffith
Born 18 Mar 1897 in Fulton Co., AR to James G. and Mary Jane (Stillwell)
Griffith. Troy was a grandson of Dan Griffith Jr.
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Carl Dan
& Doris (DuBois) Griffith
Taken about 1930-31 near Thayer, Oregon Co., MO.
Carl and Doris are parents of participant 25866 (G-1).
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Llanddewi
Brefi Parish Church
Reputed
to have been founded by David, Patron Saint of Wales, Llanddewi Brefi
Parish Church is the parish church of William, John, and Griffith
Griffiths, immigrants to PA in 1717. |
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Llanddewi
Brefi Parish Church
Interior of church. Geographically, Llanddewi Brefi
is one of the largest parishes in Wales. It has a history that can be
traced to pre-Christian times. The Romans, Celts and Normans have all
left their mark here. |
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Ogham Stones
The parish church at Llanddewi Brefi contains several
"ogham stones," thought to date from Celtic times. These inscribed
stones were probably used as grave markers. |
David Griffin
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Charles
Anthony Griffin Family
Lauderdale
county, AL. Three generations of Griffins and was taken about 1905.
Standing L-R: Bluford Lafayette Griffin b, 1889, Mary Elizabeth Griffin
and William S. Griffin. Seated L-R Charles Anthony Griffin b. 1867, Rosa
Lee Griffin, Sara Ada Ritter Griffin holding Charlie Dee Griffin, Rufus
Laudo Griffin and John A. Ritter, b. 1840.
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Griffin Gathering
Bluford Allen Griffin's 75th Birthday (he is
old man seated in front) Picture taken around 1915. This has four
generations of our Griffin clan in it. Bluford Allen Griffin, seated in
front, Charles Anthony Griffin (third man standing from the left in the
back row) holding his grandson Willie Carl (b. 1913). Willie Carl's
mother, Mettie Jane Michael Griffin in standing directly in front of him
and his father, Bluford Lafayette Griffin is standing next to Charles. |
Phillip Griffith
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James
Martin Griffith - 1863-1918
James Martin
was born and died at Sullivan, Indiana. He is son of Philip B. Griffith
1840-1914, Grandson of William Griffith 1814-1890 & Great-Grandson of
Philip B. Griffith 1779-about 1853. James Martin Griffith is the
Great-Grandfather of participant 58964 (G-18).
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Philip B. Griffith &
Family
Philip B. Griffith & 3rd wife, Mary E. Moore and 3rd family. 1840
-1914, died at Sullivan Co, Indiana. Photo circa 1893.
Further details by request. |
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William & Grace (Gibbs) Griffith &
Family
William (b. 1886), son of James Martin
and Isabelle (Moore) Griffith (b. 1886) are parents of participant 58964. |
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Harold M. & Marion (Sims) Griffith
Harold M. (b. 1912), son of William
and Grace (Gibbs) Griffith, and wife, Marion A. Sims (b. 1919). |
Edward Griffin
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Newell
Willard Griffin - 1851-1925
Newell
Willard was born in Illinois, the son of a minister who travelled
throughout Ontario, Michigan, Iowa and Illinois. By the late 1800s,
Newell was in Oklahoma, then moved west to California. Photo taken about
1895 in Norman, OK.
Newell Willard Griffin is the
Great-Grandfather of participant 48274 (G-8) |
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Edwin Willard Griffin - 1879-1969
Edward Willard Griffin with his wife Hazel Lee Cumby
Griffin, and their three sons, Paul Edward Griffin, Harry Lee Griffin,
and Vivian Eustace (Bill) Griffin. This photo was taken about 1920 in
San Dimas, Los Angeles, California.
Edwin Willard is the son of Newell Willard Griffin. |
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Obadiah Griffin - 1777
- 1870
Obadiah Griffin, son of Obadiah Griffin was born in Duchess Co., NY. He
married Hannah McIntyre, and removed from Nova Scotia to Canada West in
or about 1814. He remained about a year among his relatives and then
located in the Talbot settlement, Elgin Co., Ontario, where he died at
the age of 94.
Obadiah is the
GGG-Grandfather of participant 48274. |
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John M. Griffith
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John M. Griffith - ca. 1815-1863
John was born ca. 1815 in North Carolina and sometime prior to his
marriage, moved to Gilmer Co., GA. His parents and siblings have not yet
been identified.
John M. Griffith is the
GGG Great-Grandfather of participant 108984 (G-45) |
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Jane Ann Rogers Griffith
Jane married John M. Griffith about 1841. Their first child, William C.,
was born in 1842. |
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Samuel Griffin
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Carl Griffin - 1908-1975
Carl was born 1908 in Hardin Co., TX. He married Connie Allene Thomas
and had two children: James Melvin and Bonnie Lois.
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Michael Broome Griffin
Michael Griffin with his wife, Missouri "Curl" Strahan b. 1869 TX
with son Edwin born 1887.
Michael is father of Carl Griffin. |
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Daniel Ebenezer "Baud" Griffin
b. Sep 3, 1891 in Hardin Co, TX.
Baud is brother of Carl Griffin.
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Michael Griffy (Griffin)
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Peter Griffin -
1856
Peter was born in 1856 in Ireland and immigrated to the United States
about 1873. Shown here with wife Mary Ann (Lynch) and children Mary E.,
Katherine, John M., Annie B., Agnes E., and Tresa J.
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Charles Peter Griffin
Charles Peter is the son of John Michael Griffin and grandson of Peter
Griffin. |
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Fr Francis (Frank) Griffin
- 1893
Francis Griffin, a nephew to Peter Griffin, became a somewhat notable
priest. This branch of the family stayed in Ireland and their homestead
still stands near Shandrum (Kilmurry), Co. Clare. |
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