Notes on my paternal grandfather by Carol Lorraine Sutton - {One of his 4 grand-daughters, my sister Nancy Townsend Sutton Nowlan, my first cousins are the other two. - Mary Rogers "Roddy" Sutton Hill , who residence is Of Lawrenceville, Georgia, in Sales Architectural Metal Roofing Systems and Myrtle Loraine Sutton Harris, of Columbia, South Carolina, a teacher of Mathematics. Both Roddy and Loraine are daughers of Emerson Milton Sutton and Betty Mary Callum, of Norfolk, Norfolk County, Virginia. } Norfolk, Virginia February, 1998 nicknamed P. O. Sutton, or Pop Sutton or real full name Porter Odry Sutton Be sure to read the other page on Pop, with photographs: Newspaper Article- P. O. Sutton, Engineer, Also Interior Decorator, July 8, 1959, my paternal grandfather   The Ledger Dispatch and Star Norfolk-Portsmouth, Va. Metro News Wednesday, July 8, 1959 P. O. Sutton, Engineer, Also Interior Decorator by Charlton Harrell

M e m o r i e s   Carol believes she got her sense of color from Porter Ordy , who used such shades as "persimmon" {to paint the cork corbel in his home kitchen}, turquoise, and mustard shades with deep greens, dark browns, and chinese reds. Small accent colors like a sharp lemon yellow pillow. Lovely use of black. And I remember Pop having a full feeling for textures of things and materials. He loved all things Chinese. P.O. had the best of the best F. Schumacher & Co. drapes [ F. Schumacher & Co., 235 East 58th Street, New York City, New York, 10022, 1-212-735-6511] , a real full animal Zebra skin mounted on the wall of his den, which sort of horrified me as a child, and yet I was fascinated by its texture and drama. Nubby cloth things, velvet, smooth fine silks, and oriental carpets; all made up a potporri of different textures in their home. Just a magic world and completely unique and exotic. Full of mystery, this world was, and yet concrete in feeling. P. O. had a great sense of proportion and was a good editor, paring the number of objects in a room down for effect. He was also very consious of the flow of space from one room into the next. Yet he decorated each room differently and distinctly.Very refined taste was a clear hallmark of Pop'sinterior design style.   Porter Odry had distinctive personal dress manners. P. O. always wore a lasso Western style pull at his shirt collar, so that he would not have to wear a typical long neck tie which might easily catch in machinery. During any given work day he would walk back and forth from the office section into the manufacturing machine plant upteen times. He had some shirts custom made of fine raw silks, choosing for example brown and black colors mixed together in a nubby texture. Sutton Manufacturing Corporation, 112 West Wilson Avenue, Norfolk, Virginia, USA, 23510 Manufacturing for four generations of Sutton's: with CEO, Nancy Sutton Nowlan- SUTTON BLOWERS - Sutton Manufacturing Company www.suttonblowers.com ... over 50 years. Meeting and exceeding Government standards. Search for: Phone 757-622-6313 Fax 757-626-3982 Email sutton@exis.net. ... Site Quote:"Welcome to Sutton Manufacturing Company.We manufacture the highest quality Commercial - Industrial - Marine grade Blowers all hand made, all USA Parts.These PROVEN quality blowers have been our mainstay for over 50 years. Meeting and exceeding Government standards."   Manufacture of: Marine Blowers, Industrial Blowers,Vaneaxeal Blower, Can Blowers; All of our products are Custom Built in the USA, PB Blowers, FB Compact Blowers, Flange Mount Blower, Mountable and Overhead Fan, Pressure Blower, Portable Unit.     Pop loved building things and thinking about mechanical things and the workings of machines. How do things work? Why do things work? Pop loved learning the answer. Very busy doing his own thing and not very concerned about being a good grandfather to his ten grandchildren.. Not wild about doing things with the grand children. Written with love for Porter Odry by Carol Lorraine Sutton, named after Lorine, his wife who died after a car accident and who is the namesake for Carol Lorraine. memories notes -jan. 24, 1998

Continued from last column - - - - It may seem to be an unusual combination of interest for someone to be an engineer and also be an interior decorator. But love of aesthetics and concern for the the way things look, their presence, and the way that they work or satisfy design usable functions, has been a link also inherited by the son of Porter Odry, Robert William Sutton, who had enginerring skills and photography and painting skills. Even the grave stone he design for his father and mother was well thought out: {from below on this same page: "P.O." was the one to design the spare and lean clean lines head tombstone and the smaller head stones and Pop choose the chisel latin type font and the beautiful red and grey/black swirl marble stone of the main center headstone, probably when his father , James E. Sutton ("Mack") was buried there in 1954. Pop's choice indicated his preference for bold design, clean lines, and a forceful statement, also very classy. Pop loved classy things. " Quote form obituary of Robert William Sutton: On the engineering side:""Working with motors from childhood, engineering training and a lifetime interest in motors and mechanical systems led to his founding of Sutton Manufacturing Corporation where he was owner and president. he designed all the products that were manufactured including blowers, bilge pumps, D.C. motors and fans. Some of these were utilized for all landing crafts in World War II. His windshield wipers were used exclusively by the U.S. Coast Guard. The products were used by companies worldwide. In addition, he was a consulting engineer of air movement or water movement applications. Quote form obituary of Robert William Sutton: On the photography/art/ design side: "He had received numerous photography awards and produced a series of abstract paintings." "He pursued varied interests throughout life. He had been an actor and Board of Director member of the Little Theater of Norfolk." "memberships had included the Cavalier Yacht and Country Club, Norfolk Yacht and Country Club, Circus Saints and Sinners-Charles H. Consolvo Tent, Sertomas Club and Leica Historical Society."[That is Leica cameras, of which Dad used and had a collection of Leica's.]"_ Robert W. Sutton also designed the plans for the architecture of this waterfront family home on Cloncurry Road, in Lockhaveen, Norfolk, Virginia, which he sub-contracted out the construction of this solid masonry brick and stone, split level structure. Robert, "Bob" Sutton, son of Porter also built three small twenty foot or so in length sailing yachts while living at Chesapeake Beach, Virginia form about 1940 to 1951. All three boats were wreaked in hurricanes. I remember once Daddy yelling "I've got to run tie down the boat". We, his children, Nancy , Carol , and maybe Bobby all ran down to the beach in the heavy pouring wind driven rain. Just as we got near the boat, the wind made a great swirl, and lifted the boat up in the air, flipped it upside down on its main mast, for a moment or two it stood still in this position, frozen in time, and then suddenly it came crashing down and just as an accordian tightening itself together would do; and then broke into hundreds of small wooden pieces. A complete wreak. What an experience, and one which I have never forgotten. Written by daughter of Robert, Carol Lorraine Sutton on January 3, 2002. . note incorrect birth

 

Genealogy Notes on *P O R T E R* O D R Y *S U T T O N

by Carol Lorraine Sutton, one of his grand-daughters

Porter Odry Sutton Nickname: "Pop" Born: Monday,June 22, 1896, in Johnstown, Harrison County, West Virginia, USA{as per birth certificate and information newly sent to me, from my sister, Nancy Townsend Sutton Nowlan. Updated January 6, 2007 ) Education: a graduate of Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio, USA, 43210. Married at age 18 years and 2 days. Migration: from Columbus , Ohio to Norfolk, Virginia as a young man probably around 1916, or age 20, for his First Job General Electric, Virginia Electric And Power Co. , Died 28, April, 1962, a Saturday, age 65 years adn 310 days, in place: Norfolk, Norfolk County, Virginia Memorial Funeral Service:May 1, 1962, Officiating: The Reverend O. Edwyn Luttrell, of Larchmont Baptist Chuch, Norfolk, Virginia, time: 11:00 A.M. Buried: May 1, 1962 in The Forest Lawn Cemetery, off Little Creek Road, Norfolk, Virginia, Lot No 428 West Center Lawn, Southwest Corner Back. to : PARENTS: Pop's mother: my paternal great grandmother, Alvertie M. Queen, born 8 Jan 1873, in Harrison County, West Virginia, was then Virginia and died in Sept 1, 1959, in Norfolk, Virginia. Burial: SUTTON, Alvertie M. (Queen-wife of James E. Sutton) b: Jan 08, 1873 d: Sep 01, 1959; Lot No. 428 West Center Lawn, Northeast Corner Front Porter Odry's father, was my paternal great grandfather, James E. Sutton, nicknamed "Mack", born in Nov 14, 1869, in Essex, England, and died in April 19, 1954, in Norfolk, Virginia. These birthplace is written by his widow, Helen Virginia Clark Sutton,into the funeral book of Porter Odry Sutton, which I, Carol Lorraine Sutton own. Other sources have James E. Sutton, born in Harrison Co., West Vriginia. James is buried next to Alvertie {See photograph below}:Lot No. 428 West Center Lawn, Northeast Corner Front. NOTE: In Davis book, on page 248, #535 THADDEUS S. SUTTON 7; has"iii. James E. b.s. 14 Nov. 1869; m. 9 March 1893 (H) (Harrison County, Virginia, now West Virginia)married:Albertie Queen (d/o James)." [That is,James P. Queen married Angeline Bean.

Parent Notes and lines of decent of: *P O R T E R* O D R Y *S U T T O N

MOTHER: AVERTIE M. QUEEN: My QUEEN line of decent----is: Catherine Coburn married Levi Queen and had William B. Queen married to Sarah Catherine Pritchard, and he was the father of James P. Queen married Angeline Bean and he was the father of Alvertie M. Queen married James E. Sutton "Mack" and she was the mother of Porter Odry Sutton married Margaret Lorine Crocker, and he was the father of Robert William Sutton married Nancy Chester Sustare, and he was the father of Nancy Townsend Sutton, Carol Lorraine Sutton and Robert Porter Sutton.		FATHER: JAMES E. SUTTON My SUTTON line of decent----is: Cornelius Sutton - married Elizabeth Applegate and had   John N. Sutton - married Rachel Davis and had   George J. Sutton --married Eleanor Davis and had Thaddeus S. Sutton married--Martha J. Norman and had   James E. Sutton, ("Mack")--married Alvertie M. Queen and had   Porter Odry Sutton--married Margaret Lorine Crocker and had   Robert William Sutton--married Nancy Chester Sustare and had Carol Lorraine Sutton, (me), 2nd child of 3 children--married André Joseph Lucien Fauteux; and had 2 children:   i.Viva-Laura Claire Sutton-Fauteux and ii.Yale Quentin Sutton-Fauteux

Porter Ory Sutton worked as a teenager under his mother Alvertie Queen Sutton, wife of James E. Sutton, and it was Alvertie who founded and ran The Electric Machine Company.

A related book - Norfolk Virginia- The Sunrise City by the Sea-A tribute to photographer Carroll H. Walker, Sr.

by Amy Waters Yarsinske, signed edition, Norfolk, Virginia

Publisher- The Donning Company -Publishers, Virginia Beach,
ISBN 0-89865-883-7

page number 112, picture label, "Photographer unknown, circa 1921.

The Sutton Electric Company was an a electrical supply dealer on Granby Street".

 

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Also shows some pictures of Jamestown Crescent , were Daddy once lived.

This is incorrectly titiled as it was called The Electric Machine Company at that time and later became The Sutton Electric Company . Picture shows Alvertie Queen Sutton, a tall woman, about six feet, with commanding stature, her son Porter Odry Sutton standing on the right side and the other young men workers; Crutsinger, Basford, Charlie Wallace, which she trained.

Immediate close family of: *P O R T E R* O D R Y *S U T T O N

Their 5 SUTTON children , of Margaret Lorine Crocker and Porter Odry Sutton: i. 1. Porter Odry Sutton Jr., born 1915, and died of influenza on November 14, 1934, at age 20. My father said he was the smartest and the most handsome of all the boys. Burial: SUTTON, Porter Odry Jr. (son of Porter Odry & Margaret Lorine) born: Apr 1915, died: Nov 14, 1934; Lot No. 428 West Center Lawn, Northwest Corner Back ii. 2. James Thomas Sutton, nicknamed "Mickey", died in Norfolk, Virginia, born 24 Feb 1928, in Norfolk, Virginia, and died in 7 Aug 1991, in Virginia Beach, Virginia. Is buried in the Sutton plot in Forest Lawn Cemetery.Had tuberculosis, but survived that and died of heart failure.Married to Dorothy "Dot" Thrasher. Their Sutton children: i. James Thomas Sutton Jr. ii. Randy Sutton iii. Kendal Sutton iv. girl iii. 3. Robert William Sutton, nicknamed "Red" or "Bob", (my father), born on March 8, 1918, in Norfolk, Virginia, and died on February 13, 1995, of pancreas and liver cancer. Married to Nancy Chester Sustare, born Nov 17, 1920, in Greensboro, North Carolina and died on May 12, of congestive heart failure, 1997 in Norfolk, Virginia and is buried in the SUSTARE/SUTTON plot of The Forest Lawn Cemetery in Norfolk,Virginia. This plot also has the remains of: my maternal grandfather, Beverly Townsend Sustare and his wife, my maternal grandmother, Clara Nannie Williams. NOTE: One side of the main double sided tombstone reads Sustare, and the other side reads Sutton; so the main tombstone is SUSTARE/SUTTON. Beverly and Nannie Sustare are on the Sustare side; and Robert William and Nancy Chester Sustare Sutton are on the Sutton side. Their 3 SUTTON children: i. Nancy Townsend Sutton, born March 8, 1943, in Norfolk, Virginia ii. Carol Lorraine Sutton, born September 3, 1945, in Norfolk, Virginia (me) iii. Robert Porter Sutton, born September 27, 1947, in Norfolk, Virginia iv. 4. Emerson Milton Sutton, nicknamed "Milton", born in 1921 and recently died on June 28, 1998, in Norfolk, Virginia, the last survivor of all the brothers. Married to Betty Mary Callum on October 10, 1941.Their 3 SUTTON children: i. Mary Rogers "Roddy" Sutton Hill, born in June 14, 1943, in Norfolk, Virginia ii. Myrthe Loraine (or Lorine) Sutton Harris, born December 6, 1946, in Norfolk, Virginia iii. John Milton Sutton, born August 20, 1951, in Norfolk, Virginia. Now resident of Virginia Beach, Virginia. v. 5. Margaret Alvertie Sutton, born 1920, died as a one year old baby in 1921,in Norfolk, Virginia, in a separate "baby section in the rear of the same cemetery, Forest Lawn Cemetery Margaret Alvertie is buried. Burial: SUTTON, Margaret Alvertie (dau of Porter Odry & Margaret Lorine) b: 1920 per the cemetery interment card the burial date is Aug 11, 1923--there is nodeath date--Children's section, Row 13, Grave 30

Porter O. Sutton Marriages: married twice. Married first time to : Margaret Lorine Crocker, born 1898, died Dec 29, 1930 in Norfolk, Virginia, from injuries recieved in an automobile accident. She is the daughter of Rufus Webb Crocker [1875-1901] and Ninne Lee {Anna?} McClannan/McClennan or McCleannon [1874-1955]. Religion: Presbyterian, and Baptist. After Margaret's death my father then age eleven, was sent temporarily to live with Alvertie M. Queen and James E. Sutton "Mack", for about six months; as his father, Pop was a widow left with four boys to care for after Margaret died. Burial: SUTTON, Margaret Lorine (Crocker-1st wife of Porter Odry) b: 1898 d: Dec 29, 1930; Lot No. 428 West Center Lawn, Center Back * * * * * Porter Odry Sutton married a second time to: Helen Virginia Clark Sutton, around the year 1933?, when my father was a teenager. Burial: SUTTON, Helen Virginia (Clark-2nd wife of Proter Odry) b: ? died: May 02, 1991; Lot No. 18, Blk 14, Section K, North Grave west end

Margaret Lorine Crocker { 1898 - 29 December 1930} My grand mother Crocker coat of arms:

A new CROCKER lead: Upon re- reading or re going over the red bound leather source book: In Rememberance: Memorial Book for the Memorial Service at Holloman-Brown Funeral Home, in Norfolk, Norfolk County, Virginia, for Porter Odry Sutton on held on May 1 , 1962, with hand subscribed pen in my own mother's handwriting [daughter-in-law of Porter O. Sutton, Nancy Chester Sustare Sutton], {on about 6 pages, and 2 additonal pages of signed signatures of Friends} there is a "Register of Friends". In this list there are CROCKER names. Virginia Crocker, on one line, and on the next line is written : Lawrence Crocker. These could be siblings of Margaret Loraine Crocker, or other children of Rufus Webb Crocker by other siblings of Margaret Lorine Crocker, MY CROCKER LINE OF DECENT: Unknown father of Rufus K. Crocker. born circa: 1810-d: after 1834 Rufus K. Crocker married Lavenia Celia Jane BAZIN, and had Rufus Webb Crocker married Annie Lee {Anna?} McClannan/McClennan or McCleannon and had {new found Latter Day Saints files film 1255381, Nov 1 , 2002 found on internet. Show Rufus's siblings were: Chas or Charles Crocker, b. 1859, Jenny Crocker, b. 1862, Birdie Crocker B. 1864, Lottie {for Charlotte?} b 1868, [Rufus Webb Crocker himself b. 6 feb 1875-died 1901; and Willie {William} Crocker, b 1876. Porter Odry Sutton--married Margaret Lorine Crocker and had   Robert William Sutton--married Nancy Chester Sustare and had Carol Lorraine Sutton, (me), 2nd child of 3 children--married André Joseph Lucien Fauteux; and had 2 children:

Extra Notes, education, business skills, family in Norfolk area, residences, religion, masonic: **P O R T E R* O D R Y *S U T T O N**
Education = Ohio State, First Job General Electric, Virginia Electric And Power Co., Norfolk, Virginia * * * Designed electric motors for the Walters Electric Manufacturing Co. , Founded with his son Emerson Milton Sutton, Sutton Electric Company which manufactured automobile armatures, . In 1945 he joined into Sutton Manufacturing Corporation, which was founded by his son, Robert William Sutton, giving over the electric firm to Milton Emerson, his other son. Occupation = And Mechanical Engineer, CEO of Sutton Manufacturing Corporation, And Interior Designer, Furniture Designer --- Skills: Interior Decoration, Designing Furniture, Color Expert,		Found listings in: Norfolk Portsmouth telephone directory--1945-1946 *Sutton Electric Co-767 Granby St, Norfolk, Viginia-Norfolk22739phone(1945)/ *Sutton Mfg. Corp, 112 W Wilson Ave- Norfolk50668 phone *Sutton Robert W , 7416 W Kenmore Dr.-Norfolk85786 *Sutton Frank, 1111 E Leicester Av Norfolk81842( related. This would be Porter Odry Sutton's brother; Frank Mack Sutton, or Frank's son, my grandfather's nephew {Porter Odry Sutton}, Frank Linwood Sutton, who was born: 14 May 1927.) *Sutton Nell F, 1411 Colonial Av Norfolk39464 (relation ?) *Sutton Appliance Co, 835 High -Portsmouth771 (relation ?) *Sutton Emerson Milton, 782 W 49th Street Norfolk37046 (my uncle) *Sutton James T, 116-A Cromwell pkwy Norfolk53862 ( my uncle, James Thomas) *Sutton Oscar 808 Wilson Rd (relation ?) *Sutton Porter O ofc 767 Granby (my paternal grandfather)------residence 5232 Rolfe Ave *Sutton Robert W 709 Stockley Gardens (my father and mother) {My very first brief home, before moving to Chesapeake Beach Virginia} ALSO+ Sustare B T 918 Princess Anne Rd Norfolk34281 (my maternal grandfather, Beverly Townsend Sustare, father of Chester Sustare, John Williams Sustare, George Allen Sustare and Beverly Alexander Sustare.)		Some Residences:Our Grandparents lived in Norfolk, Virginia,USA.   19 Mar 1918: 221 Arlington P. (Place) City, Norfolk, Virginia, & 7 Oct 1922: 226 Arlington Place, Norfolk, Virginia (Source: Certicate of Birth, Margaret Alverta Sutton- CREDIT: Nancy Sutton Nowlan) Source/ CREDIT: new photo copy sent by my sister, Nancy Townsend Sutton Nowlan, Water-Front Pass Va. Rwy. & Pwr. Co. job card. ________ Listed in the 1945 Norfolk Portsmouth telephone directory or telephone book as: 5232 Rolfe Ave, Norfolk, Virginia;Ofc 767 Granby {Street} {Ofc= Office} and later residence, date 1957: as 1535 Bolling Avenue MA2-6493, Norfolk, Virignia {North of Hampton Blvd.} Religion = Larchmont Baptist Church, Norfolk, Virginia, Porter Odry Sutton was a Freemason. Masonic, 32 Degree Mason-Ruth Lodge #89 of Norfolk, Virginia.

Funeral in Norfolk, Norfolk County, Virginia & Forest Lawn Cemetery Notes: **P O R T E R* O D R Y *S U T T O N**
		Photo of Carol Lorraine Sutton by Sutton family gravestone designed by her grandfather Porter Odry Sutton in 1954. Photo taken circa 1995.
Also buried in our SUTTON family plot are: Porter Odry Sutton Jr. , James Thomas Sutton, nicknamed "Mickey, his parents- his father James E. Sutton ("Mack") 1869-1954, and next to him is buried his mother Alvertie M. Queen, 1873-1959, who was the wife of James E. Sutton; her name is spelled Alvertie on her tombstone. I think I remember sister Nancy telling me it had two spellings, sometimes spelled with an 'a" but more often with an "e"; in a separate "baby section in the rear of the same cemetery is buried the baby girl, Margaret Alvertie Sutton, who died at age one in 1921. My father Robert William Sutton is buried in the SUSTARE/SUTTON plot next to my mom, Nancy Chester Sustare Sutton. I have sadly lost both my parents recently.		Pop died 28 April, 1962 in Norfolk, Virginia, and had a large funeral Holloman-Brown Funeral Home and is buried in our Sutton family plot within the Forest Lawn Cemetery, near Wards Corner, in Norfolk, Virginia. Indeed I believe Porter Odry, called nickname "Pop" or "P.O." was the one to design the spare and lean clean lines head tombstone and the smaller head stones and Pop choose the chisel latin type font and the beautiful red and grey/black swirl marble stone of the main center headstone, probably when his father , James E. Sutton ("Mack") was buried there in 1954. Pop's choice indicated his preference for bold design, clean lines, and a forceful statement, also very classy. Pop loved classy things.

SOURCES and RELATED BOOKS:

 

A related book - Norfolk Virginia- The Sunrise City by the Sea-A tribute to photographer Carroll H. Walker, Sr.

by Amy Waters Yarsinske, signed edition, Norfolk, Virginia

Publisher- The Donning Company -Publishers, Virginia Beach,
ISBN 0-89865-883-7

page number 112, picture label, "Photographer unknown, circa 1921.

The Sutton Electric Company was an a electrical supply dealer on Granby Street".

 

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Also shows some pictures of Jamestown Crescent , were Daddy once lived.

This is incorrectly titiled as it was called The Electric Machine Company at that time and later became The Sutton Electric Company . Picture shows Alvertie Queen Sutton, a tall woman, about six feet, with commanding stature, her son Porter Odry Sutton standing on the right side and the other young men workers; Crutsinger, Basford, Charlie Wallace, which she trained.

Names of close family friends or others that I recognize :

Source book: In Rememberance:Memorial Book for the Memorial Service at Holloman-Brown Funeral Home, in Norfolk, Norfolk County, Virginia, for Porter Odry Sutton on held on May 1 , 1962, with hand subscribed pen in my own mother's handwriting [daughter-in-law of Porter O. Sutton, Nancy Chester Sustare Sutton], {on about 6 pages, and 2 additonal pages of signed signatures of Friends} there is a "Register of Friends".

Some of early orginal young men trained at Electric Machine Co, by Alverta Queen Sutton, when Porter O. also worked there, are listed : Lawrence R. Crutsinger,{see photo in Norfolk book};Crutsinger, who went on to found Auto Electric Service, Basford,who became an Airport Pilot and Charlie Wallace, who founded Charles Wallace Electric.

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A related book, now out of print - Queen Family: Early History and Family Tree, old family history

by Stephen Post Queen

written in the late 1930`s and

published in 1942.

Note: Much of his information on the Sutton side, concerning Alvertie (Alvertia ) Queen and James E. Sutton, which he refers to as "Ed Sutton", which I only have second hand knowledge of at present, seems incorrect. I have not seen the actual book, nor do I own it. CLS

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A related newspaper article - "P. O. Sutton, Engineer, Also Interior Decorator."

page36,

Ledger-Dispatch and Star

Wed. July8, 1959.

 

Sutton Paternal Line:

Sutton LEAD PAGE Robert William Sutton LINK http://www.carolsutton.net/sutton-geno/sutton-north_dakota_wv_va.html Sutton side,my Father's side - family tree of Carol Lorraine Sutton ,descendent of Cornelius Sutton; also Thaddeus S. Sutton and Martha J. Norman

ALL LINKS ARE NEW as of August 2009

LEAD PAGE of my SUTTON paternal family:Sutton side, family tree of Carol L.,descendent of Thaddeus S. Sutton and Martha J. Norman Thadeus Sutton[1844-1906] and Martha J. Norman[1847-1921] - My Great- Great-Grandparents http://www.carolsutton.net/sutton-geno/sutton-north_dakota_wv_va.html SEE LEAD PAGES ABOVE FOR LINKS to: Thaddeus S. Sutton --Martha J. Norman ( 10 children)-My Great- Great-Grandparents SUTTON LINE: Thaddeus S. Sutton (4), (George J. Sutton (3), John N. Sutton (2), Cornelius Sutton (1) & NORMAN LINE: Martha J. Norman (6), Seymore Norman (5) , James Norman Sr.( 4) [& Mary Nedley], John Norman (3 [& Lydia Brown], James Norman (2), {& unknown wife] England, James Norman (1) (abt 1678, Holbrook, Duffield, Derby, England, + Dakota Territories that became North and South Dakota-1860 http://www.carolsutton.net/sutton-geno/dakota_territories_1860.html + Distribution of SUTTON surname on 1850 & 1880 US Census Map http://www.carolsutton.net/sutton-geno/sutton_disp_census1850.html Cornelius Sutton - Elizabeth Applegate, (11 children) My 5th Great-Grandparents John N. Sutton - Rachel Davis (12 children) My 4th Great-Grandparents George J. Sutton -- Eleanor Davis (George had 10 children) My 3rd Great-Grandparents Thaddeus S. Sutton --Martha J. Norman ( 10 children)-My Great- Great-Grandparents James E. Sutton, ("Mack")---Alvertie M. Queen. My Great-Grandparents Porter Odry Sutton--Margaret Lorine Crocker-My -Grandparents Robert William Sutton--Nancy Chester Sustare- My parents

Twelve Children of my GreatGGG Grandfather John N. Sutton & my GreatGGG Grandmother Rachel Davis & their grandchildren are listed on this page. SUTTON LINE: John N. Sutton (2), Cornelius Sutton Sr. (1) & DAVIS LINE: Rachael Davis 5, William 4 ,T. William 3, John 2, William1) John N.Sutton,Rachel Davis & children data by Carol L.Sutton http://www.carolsutton.net/sutton-geno/john_rachel_sutton_child.html

The generation prior to Thaddeus Sutton George Johnson Sutton [1808-1845], who married Eleanor Davis [1812-1892] had 11 children, parents of Thadeus Sutton[1844-1906] -My 3rd Great-Grandparents SUTTON LINE: George J. Sutton (3), John N. Sutton (2), Cornelius Sutton Sr. (1) & DAVIS LINE: Eleanor Davis (6) (, Rachael Davis 5, William 4 ,T. William 3, John 2, William1) George J. Sutton, 1808-1845,married 1830 to Eleanor Davis,1812-1892,in Harrison Country, Salem, West Virginia. http://www.carolsutton.net/sutton-geno/george_j_sutton_e_davis.html

James Edward Sutton, ("Mack") [1869-1954] & Alvertie M. Queen [1873-1959] My Great-Grandparents SUTTON LINE: James Edward Sutton, ("Mack") 5, Thaddeus S. Sutton (4), George J. Sutton (3), John N. Sutton (2), Cornelius Sutton (1) & QUEEN LINE: Alvertie M. Queen (6) , James Pritchard Queen (5) & Angeline Bean, William Burrell Queen (4) & Sarah Catherine Pritchard , Levi Queen (3)& Catherine Coburn , Charles W. Queen Jr.(2) & Mary Haley, Charles Queen or MacQueen 1, {1)   Second page: James E. Mack Sutton & Alvertie Queen + ,Porter Odry Sutton & Margaret Lorine Crocker; + Robert W. Sutton and Chester Sustare http://www.carolsutton.net/sutton-geno/sutton-james_porter.html

Porter Odry Sutton [1896-1962] & Margaret Lorine Croker [1898-1930] My Grandparents & parents of Robert William Sutton SUTTON LINE: Porter Odry Sutton 6, James Edward Sutton, ("Mack") (5), Thaddeus S. Sutton (4), George J. Sutton (3), John N. Sutton (2), Cornelius Sutton (1) & CROCKER LINE: Margaret Lorine Croker 3, Rufus Webb Crocker, Captain 2, Capt. David Crocker or Croker 1 Newspaper Article- P. O. Sutton, Engineer, Also Interior Decorator, July 8, 1959, my paternal grandfather- http://www.carolsutton.net/sutton-geno/porter_odry_sutton.html + Memories and genealogy notes on Porter Odry Sutton, my paternal grandfather-at: http://www.carolsutton.net/sutton-geno/porter_odry_sutton2.html

Father Robert William Sutton [1918-1995] , who married Nancy Chester Sustare [1920-1997] Obituaries- Robert William Sutton, "Red" or "Bob" 76, of Norfolk, an industralist, died Monday, February 13, 1995 http://www.carolsutton.net/sutton-geno/robert_william_sutton.html SUTTON LINE: Robert William Sutton 7, Porter Odry Sutton (6), James Edward Sutton, ("Mack") (5), Thaddeus S. Sutton (4), George J. Sutton (3), John N. Sutton (2), Cornelius Sutton (1) & SUSTARE LINE (Sistare): Nancy Chester Sustare 7, Beverly T. Sutstare (6) & Clara Nannie Williams, Barnum Alexander Sustare (5) & Sarah Amanda Ferguson , James Hiram Richardson Sustare (4) & Holly Elizabeth Hemby, John Thomas Sistare (3) & Mary Gwendolyn "Polly" Outen, Captain Lazaro Jose Gabriel Sustare Jr. (2) & Elizabeth Beebe, Don Gabriel Sistare Sr. (1) & Marie Mitzavila or Mityavila, from Spain. + Virginia National Bank/News Release on Photographic Exhibition of Robert William Sutton's Portfolio,February 28,1979 http://www.carolsutton.net/sutton-geno/photo_rw_sutton.html

WAY BACK WHEN: Cornelius Sutton Sr. [1750-1850] , who married Elizabeth Applegate [1758-1789]; parents of John N. Sutton [1785-1857], who married Rachel (Ruth) Davis [1792-1853], who were parents of George Johnson Sutton. Mystery man CORNELIUS SUTTON BY CAROL SUTTON-http://www.carolsutton.net/sutton-geno/cornelius_sutton.html

Sutton family buried in Blandville,Doddridge Co.,WV Cemetery, Middle Island 7th Day Baptist http://www.carolsutton.net/sutton-geno/sutton_middle_island_cemet.html

Sustare Maternal Line:

Main Sustare LEAD Nancy Chester Sustare Sutton

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