Frank Brumfield has been identified as a child of Liddie
Brumfield Caston by the late Rodger Dale Wilson in 2007. No documentation of
the relationship has been located at this time. Frank
Brumfield born before 1870 is not enumerated in the Federal or state census
as a child of Liddie.
I have identified three individuals who might be a child of
Liddie. There is the possibility of a fourth unidentified person.
|
Name |
Spouse |
|
Frank Brumfield |
Liza (Elizabeth)
Anderson |
|
Frank E. Brumfield |
Janie Foster |
|
Frank Brumfield |
Priscilla Ann Ricks |
Assumptions that have been identified concerning
Richard, Irvin, Tom, and Frank Brumfield:
1. They all are brothers and have the same mother Liddie and
father Louis.
2. The brothers have the same maternal autosomal DNA.
3. The brothers lived in the same geographic area for most of
their lives.
4. Genealogy research of Frank Brumfield and his family tree is available and accurate.
5. All the brothers had descendant of children.
6. Results of most of the brothers' descendants' DNA are
available.
I have not been able to definitely find Frank Brumfield son of
Liddie at this time. I will continue using the genealogist toolbox I have developed
for research. I will also continue to look for more tools.
THE GENEALOGIST TOOLBOX
1) Interview the relatives especially the oldest living relatives 2) the family Bible 3) United States federal census population and agricultural records 4) state
census records 5) school census records 6) homestead records from the
Bureau of Land Management 7) birth certificates 8) death certificates 9)
marriage certificates 10) birth announcements 11) divorce records
12) city directories 13) Social Security applications and records 14) military
records including pensions 15) newspaper articles 16) obituaries 17) school yearbooks
18) personal letters 19) photographs with identified individuals 20)
cemetery records and headstones 21) church records 22) wills and estates records 23) funeral home records 24) ship manifest 25 ) court records 26) bill of sales 27)
genealogy information of FAN; friends, associates, and neighbors 28) historical
books 29) genealogy books 30) Freedmen labor contracts 31) Freedmen bank records 32) slave insurance policies 33) WPA and slave narratives 34) Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) records 34)voter's registration 35) Southern Claims Commission 35) Ellis Island and immigration records 37) Louisiana slave database (Enslaved.org) 38) Use DNA
analysis to find family members. Ancestry DNA has the largest database. Upload
DNA test results to My Heritage, 23 and Me, Family Tree DNA. GED match can
be used with caution.
---- The Tree Gardener
