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VARLEY Researchers in the United States
 | G. Ann VARLEY-Bryant, abryant@ix.netcom.com. Earliest known
ancestor is John VARLEY, b. VA abt. 1800, m. Nancy Ann GARLOW.
John and Nancy had 4 children, William, Edith, John (Jr.), and Mary. William
VARLEY, b. VA, Oct 1823, m. Drusilla HOLLINGSHEAD Dec
1844. The family lived in Marshall Co, WV where William served as a Lieutenant for
the Union in the Civil War. In the 1870's he moved the family to Grayson Co, TX.
I'm looking for the ancestry of this family, and to make contact with any
descendants. |
| Lometa Hite-VARLEY-Stagg, ls-stagg@usa.net. I began climbing my
family tree while a teenager; and it's been an on-again, off-again hobby ever since.
My main interest in Capt John's line is to locate someone who can tell me if/how we are
related to the Pierpont family. My grandmother Meta VARLEY Hite and her
older sister Clara VARLEY Tarr both gave the Pierpont name to a
son. I'd like to correspond with anyone descended from Capt John or related to his
wife Margaret C. West VARLEY. Earliest known ancestor is also John
VARLEY, b. VA abt. 1800, m. Nancy Ann GARLOW. (Capt)
John VARLEY, Jr., b. VA, Oct 1829, m. Margaret WEST Feb
1856. The family lived in Monroe Co, OHIO until 1870's when they also moved to
Grayson Co, TX. Check out her Site
for Capt.John. |
| Sandy VARLEY. Carvar@aol.com.
My husband is a Varley. His mother is Mormon and into geneology, and we have
about two hundred years worth on his branch of the family. My husband is Stephen
Williams Varley, b. 1945. His father was Franklin Gordon Varley,
born in Salt Lake City in 1909 and d. 1966. His father was Franklin Malcom
Varley, b.1879 and d. 1928 in Pocatello Idaho. So, do you think we
might be related? (6/98) |
| Laurie, DLAM4@aol.com
Albert VARLEY was my great grandfather. He was the owner of the Albert
Varley Perfume Company, and he sold that business to the Jergens Company makers
of soap and lotions as we know it today. This information was told to me by my
grandmother who still lives in the Chicago, IL area. I would like to find out
more about Albert's family. |
| Nan Tupper-Malone, tuppernt@spiritone.com. Looking for
information on Elizabeth (Betsy) VARLEY, b.VA Dec 1803. m. Joseph
HIRONS, Jan 1824, Clermont Co, OH. Elizabeth had a brother named Thomas
VARLEY, who was a stone mason. |
| Roland Elliot, rolandelliott@thegrid.net Minnesota
connection for VARLEY surnames. Charles CHAPMAN was the father of William Henry
Chapman. William Henry Chapman was the father of James William Chapman, Ann Elizabeth
Chapman and Sarah Chapman. James William Chapman (died in Sherburne County, MN) married Emma
VARLEY on 1 Jan 1877 at Clearwater, Sherburne County, MN. They were the parents
of Perc James Chapman (born 7/2/1879, died Salem, OR 1932 or 1933) and Jesse Chapman (born
9/7/1880). Emma Varley had three sisters: Jesse VARLEY, Cris VARLEY and Polly
VARLEY. Perc James Chapman married Elizabeth Jane FIELD, in February 1902
at St. Paul, MN. Perc James Chapman was my grandfather. |
| Dennis Myers, dmyers@cheerful.com.
Pennsylvania>California. All the California VARLEYs I am
related to (my maternal grandfather was a VARLEY) are desended from
people who came from Penn. My grand father was from Oil town Penn where I believe
the first oil fields were. He came to work in the oil fields in Kern County CA, near
Maricopa around the turn of the century. My records of him only go back to Penn. |
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