Genealogy Home Page
This is the introduction to an early attempt to document my family tree. After
starting this project
I realized it was too time consuming to add additional people. Instead I now
keep track of everything with a software program, which is much easier and faster.
Thanks to some other distant relatives who sent me their files I now have over 7000
relatives recorded. The software has a web page generating feature which I used to
document all descendants of my great great great great grandfather
James B.
Shackleford. The new web page may not have the homemade look of what I started
but contains much more information, especially the descendants of my
great great great uncle Sprigg Shackleford.
The index of the new web page is here. However you
may still explore the old pages with the links to the people below.
Here are some other relatives.
- Berger, Ramona
- Chambers, Ann
- Chen, Jiang
- Clark, Elizabeth
- Melsheimer, Franz
- Morzynski, Johanna
- Shackleford, Aidan James
- Shackleford, Francis
- Shackleford, Henry Reuben
- Shackleford, Ian Kyle
- Shackleford, James J.
- Shackleford, John A.
- Shackleford, John Houghton
- Shackleford, Lila
- Shackleford, Mary
- Shackleford, Melanie Robin
- Shackleford, Miranda Michelle
- Shackleford, Sprigg
- Shackleford, Thomas Wheatly
- Shackleford, William Lewis jr.
- Shane, Charlotte
- Shane, Elizabeth
- Shane, Martha May
- Shackleford, Sprigg
- Wheatly, Elizabeth
- Wheatly, Thomas
Many other relatives in the tree, just hunt around.
What is the origin of the Shackleford name? According to Robert
Shackleford, "
Shackleford is an ancient hamlet in the parish of Goldalming in the County
of Surrey, and there can be little doubt that from it the Shackleford family
derives its name. In 1349 John de Shackleford was one of three trustees
appointed by Richard atte Welle to hold his manors of Eastbury in Coompton and
Unstead in Shalford, both in Surrey, for the benefit of his wife, children,
and brother. No later occurrence of Shackleford as a surname has, however,
so far come to light in Surrey, or indeed anywhere in England save in three
small districts of the adjoining county of Hampshire. ... The status of
all of the Hampshire Shacklefords so far traced seems to be that of yeomen or
propsperous tradesmen. ... No coat of arms was ever recorded for the
family" -from The Shackleford Family by Robert B.
Shackleford, Jarman's Inc. printers, Charlottesville, VA, 1940.
Other sources on the Shackleford/Shackelford family: