Manuscript Database - Subject: Thruston family
Thruston family
Thruston, Rogers Clark Ballard, 1858-1946. Genealogical papers, 1926-1948. 63 itemsCorrespondence between Thruston and his relatives in England discussing the Thruston ancestors of Hoxne and Malket Weston in England. These ancestors date from the 17th and early 18th century. There are original letters and typed transcripts of the letters discussing [Coln] John Thruston, 1685-1744 and his half-brother John [Mott] Thruston, 1699-1776, and their relationship to the family tree. The collection includes R.C.B. Thruston's research in England and photographs of family graves in Hoxne.
Thruston family
Bodley Family. Papers. 1773-1939. 9.33 cu. ft.Genealogical information on the Thruston family.
Thruston family
O'Fallon, John, 1791-1865. Papers, 1809-1850.Various members of the family are mentioned frequently in the correspondence. Charles William Thruston, in particular, was the recepient of many of O'Fallon's letters.
Thruston family
Pope, Curran, 1866-1934. Additional papers, 1913-1931. 2 boxes. 304 items.No subject-specific content was created for this entry.
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Thruston, Robert Reade. Papers, 1653-1838. 1 vol. 408 pp. 39 cm.Robert Reade Thruston Papers, 1653-1838. Arranged by R. C. Ballard Thruston, Louisville, Ky. April 1925. Mounted and bound by Emery Record Preserving Co. Taunton, Mass., 1925. Index in separate volume.
Thruston family
Thruston, Charles William, 1796-1865. Papers, 1823-1855.Slavery documents signed by various members of the Thruston family.
Thruston family
Thruston, Rogers Clark Ballard, 1858-1946. Papers, 1910-1911. 1 folder. 22 items.These letters of Col. Benjamin LaBree and Mr. Thruston contain references to members of the Thruston family. Mention is made of Charles Mynn Thruston and Charles William Thruston.
Thruston family
Bullitt Family Papers - Oxmoor Collection, 1683-2003. 164 cu.ft.Among William Marshall Bullitt's genealogical papers there are letters and papers re: research he did on the Christian, Churchill, Ballard, and Thruston families.
Thruston family
Ingram, Selena Gray Galt, 1859-1942. Memoirs, circa 1920. 149 pp.Photocopy of a typed autobiography of Selena Galt Ingram covers her childhood in Louisville, Ky. to circa 1900. She records that her grandfather, Patrick Henry Pope, was the son of Elizabeth Thruston, the daughter of John Thruston and Elizabeth Whiting. She writes, "The older Thrustons were very fine people...an old Huguenot family." However, she adds, "The later generations are queer, high tempered people" who "think no one is quite as good as they are." She claims, "Some of them used to say, "God made three kinds of people; Thrustons, white people and black ones." (p. 14)
