Easley Genealogy

Like a broken mirror, putting together all the pieces — small, large, all different.
Hoping when completed, your image may be clearly seen by the direct reflection from the scattered pieces from the past.
Hundreds of insignificant pieces at the beginning — hazy, tarnished with time and holding many deep secrets which can not be seen on the surface and may be lost forever.
So is genealogy… — Jerry L. Robinson

It with great appreciation I present this Compilation of Works to the Journals of History on behalf of my brother, Victor D. Easley. We Invite You to Join the Journey, Explore More and Enjoy. Ponder Gander and Wonder along the Way. Vincent R. Easley II

EASLEY GENEALOGY | Migration Of The Easley Family To The New World and Oceana

This Book is Available in a Photocopy Format to Read, Download and Distribute Freely.

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Fide Sed Cui Vide. Trust, but in whom take care.

To the Pioneers, Our Migrant Ancestors and those that archived their journey to history. Special mention in appreciation to Jim Easley of Kingsport, Tennessee, Three Hundred Years of Easley Genealogy.

Most widely held works about Easley family wildcat.org

Ancestral sketches by LeRoy Reeves( Book )
A tentative outline of U.S. Easley lines primarily to the year 1800 by Virginia Easley DeMarce( Book )
Now living in Boone County, Missouri : our family genealogies by Virginia Easley DeMarce( Book )
Supplement to A tentative outline of U.S. Easley lines primarily to the year 1800 by Virginia Easley DeMarce( Book )
Ancestors and descendants of Robert Easley, Sr. & Elizabeth Earle Elkins of St. Helena Parish, Louisiana by Austin Beverly Smith( Book )
Stephen and Mary Ann (David) Easley in Sullivan County, Tennessee by Jim Easley( Book )
Three hundred years of Easley genealogy by James Daniel Easley( Book )
Our Easley ancestors and their relatives by Kirby Easley Johnson( Book )
John Mayberry Easley, his ancestors and descendants, 1818-1978 by Bobbie Hamilton O’Brien( Book )
Sorting some of the Wrights of southern Virginia by Robert N Grant( Book )

Stephen & Mary Ann Easley -Jim Easley -1972.pdf

Google Maps Photos Stephen Easley Cemetery http://bit.ly/2UzpCoY

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Stephen Easley’s name is not on any headstone and there lacks any record of his internment beyond supposition.

There are a couple of unnamed graves marked by fieldstones while others, shown only by sunken ground remain unknown, forever lost to time.

There is just such a likely spot laying at the East-end of the footstones of John and Mary’s graves that I believe could well be his final resting spot.

Stephen Easley Cemetery Photos – https://photos.app.goo.gl/97jKzHwcw7jQK7zf8

More about the Easley Family wildcat.org

Easley families( Book )
Working papers, Easley family to c. 1800 : including Daniel Easley of Halifax Co., Va. and Harrison Co., Ohio & Fulton Co., Ill by Virginia Easley DeMarce( Book )
William Easley & Sarah : Greenville Co., S.C. & Boone Co., Missouri by Virginia Easley DeMarce( Book )
Easleys of Hickman County, Tenn( Book )
The Easleys of Virginia and Sullivan County, Tennessee : from Ancestral sketches by LeRoy Reeves( Book )
Kith and kin of Smith, Williams, Taylor, Easley families of Amite County, Mississippi by Austin B Smith( Book )
The descendants of William Easley of Benton/Washington Counties, Arkansas by Kyle Dameron( Book )
Easley family, Granger [sic] Co., Tennessee : Bowen family( Book )
Easley – Rooker family history : first draft by J. F Easley( Book )
Genealogy of the interrelated Easley, Fortney, Sutton, Cheavens, Self, and Black families of Boone County, Mo by Virginia Easley DeMarce( Book )

Google Maps Photos Vincent Easley Cemetery http://bit.ly/2C1ZfAO

Vincent Easley b. 10/02/1790 d. 05/16/1865

Eldridge Vincent Easley b. 09/12/1825 d. 07/22/1883 “And he was not; for God took him.” Genesis 5:24 The inference: He died in his Faith. Then he was no more of this World, his life left him.

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The Old Cemetery Golden Nuggets by Marie Jennings, Treasures from an Awesome God – Vincent Easley Cemetery

Golden Nuggets: Treasures from an Awesome God By Marie Jennings E-Book Preview

This is no ordinary place as we can sense the sacredness. These departed souls lived their lives on this Earth and answered when God called.
Beautiful Ancient Oaks Stand Guard as to say, This is all we need in monument. We Are Alive! ….Be Still and Listen. – The Old Cemetery

Adapted from the writings of Marie Jennings | New Life and Old by Vincent Easley II

Jennings’ faith and walk with God are found in Golden Nuggets: Treasures from an Awesome God. The Bible is a holy treasure the whole world should possess. The golden nuggets interspersed around each promise glistens as each one fills a need.

Not only do the promises fill empty souls, but give directions for the living and prepares us for eternity. These treasures supersede anything and everything the world has to offer.