BISHOP LINEAGE OF PAUL REEVES
My primary genealogy web page covers my paternal surname lineage of REEVES. While my maternal lineage of BISHOP is just as meaningful to me, I have not succeeded in tracing it beyond my great-grandfather Brinkley Bishop. However, I have recorded here some of what I know at the present time. This lineage picks up my ancestry at my mother's name from the PAUL REEVES HOME PAGE, which covers my paternal lineage back to 1490:
1. Paul Reeves b. 4/7/1934 = Peggy Sylvia Mitchell
1. Mother of Paul Reeves: Edith Samantha Bishop b. 8/23/1904 d. 9/2/1987 = Rodolphus Wright Reeves
2. James Bishop (grandfather) b. July 31, 1860 d. 11/22/1939 = 1. Mary Jane Whitley 2. Fannie McDermott 3. Emma Hunter:
JAMES BISHOP'S ISSUE BY EMMA HUNTER:
i. Tiny Robert Bishop b. 1/8/1903 d. 2002
ii. Edith Samantha Bishop(see #1 above) b. 8/23/1904 d. 9/2/1987 = Rodolphus Wright Reeves
iii. James Paul Bishop b. 3/2/1907 d. 10/26/1940 = Inez Ashton
iv. Margaret Jewel Bishop b. 5/20/1909 d. 1/7/1959 = W.L. Graydon
v. Rose Ella Mabel Bishop b. 6/4/1911 = Ed Fletcher
vi. Alice Emma Bishop b. 5/5/1914 d. 5/5/1914
3. Brinkley Bishop(g-grandfather) b. 1804. d. 1875, m. Edie (Edy, Eady) Hardy (Hardee)
HIS ISSUE:
i. James Bishop (See #2 above) b. 7/31/1860 d. 11/22/1939 = 1.Fannie McDermott 2. Mary Jane Whitley 3. Emma Hunter
ii. Tolbert Byrd Bishop
iii. Margaret Bishop b. 1842 = Charles Grantham
iv. William Henry Bishop b. 7/3/1844 d. 2/13/1930 = 1.Elizabeth Fleetwood 2. Martha Susan Cates 3. Mary Cornelia Stewart
v. Robert Jackson Bishop b. 4/19/1852 d. 12/24/1936 = Easter Pridgen
vi Mary Bishop b. 1839
LINKS FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
1. Transcripts of trials of Brinkley Bishop for murder of Thomas Smith in 1849 (pardoned):
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