PECK George W.

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: 1880, Nansemond County, Virginia; Living with Brother Robert F.

Notes:

Residence:
per the 1880 census

Notes:

11/11/1993 - ELAINE PECK MINNICK HAS DONE SOME FAMILY RESEARCH. SHE FOUND THERE WAS A JAMES FRANK PECK FROM NANSEMOND COUNTY WHO SERVED IN CIVIL WAR IN 1863 IN SOUTH CAROLINA. WAS PROBABLY KILLED IN BATTLE OF MANNASS.

INFO FROM HANNAH PECK JOHNSON INDICATES FRANK HAD SIBLINGS,NELLIE AND JESSIE. THEY WERE OLD MAIDS WHO LIVED WITH, THEIR BROTHER JIM, IN SMITHFIELD, AND ANOTHER SISTER ,MAMIE WHO MARRIED UNKNOWN SAUNDERS.

Info from Sandra Verlander Ballard 7/17/2004= Uncle Jim of Smithfield was Granddaddy's brother. Nellie and Jessie were his daughters. Mamie was Uncle Jim's married daughter.

Died:
he is not listed in the 1870 census but 2 of the boys are.

11/11/1993 - ELAINE PECK MINNICK HAS DONE SOME FAMILY RESEARCH. SHE
FOUND THERE WAS A JAMES FRANK PECK FROM NANSEMOND COUNTY WHO
SERVED IN CIVIL WAR IN 1863 IN SOUTH CAROLINA. WAS PROBABLY KILLED IN
BATTLE OF MANNASS. INFO FROM HANNAH PECK JOHNSON INDICATES FRANK
HAD SIBLINGS,NELLIE AND JESSIE.THEY WERE OLD MAIDS WHO LIVED WITH,
THEIR BROTHER JIM, IN SMITHFIELD, AND ANOTHER SISTER ,MAMIE WHO
MARRIED UNKNOWN SAUNDERS.

Info from Sandra Verlander Ballard 7/17/2004= Uncle Jim of Smithfield was Grandaddy's brother. Nellie and Jessie were his daughters. Mamie was Uncle Jim's married daughter.

James married SCARBOROUGH Marsha A.. Marsha was born in 1825; died in Chuckatuck, Suffolk (city), Virginia, USA; was buried in Chuckatuck, VA (Oakland Christian Church Cem). [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Name: Marsha A.
• Residence: 1870, Nansemond County, Virginia; Living with her son John T.
• Residence: 1880, Nansemond County, Virginia; Living with son Robert F.

Notes:

BARHAM FAMILY RECORDS SHOW NAME AS "MARSHA"
INFO FROM ELAINE PECK MINNICK TO JEAN GOODRICH JOHNSON ON 6/7/1991
INDICATES MARTHA PECK AS WIFE OF FRANK PECK AND MOTHER OF NATHANIEL
B. PECK. INFO FROM HANNAH PECK JOHNSON INDICATES N.B.(NAT) PECK AND
ROBERT PECK WERE BROTHERS TO HER FATHER, GEORGE WESLEY PECK.
6/10/03 - Page 31 of Surry Co. Marriage Registry shows M. A. Peck as the mother of George Wesley Peck when he was married the first time to Denna Sarah Atkinson.

Residence:
per the 1870 census

Residence:
per the 1880 census.

Buried:
Chuckatuck is a neighborhood of the independent city of Suffolk , Virginia , United States . It is located at the junction of State Route 10 /State Route 32 and State Route 125 , just south of SR 10/32's crossing of Chuckatuck Creek . Its elevation is 36 feet above mean sea level . The neighborhood is relatively small and consists of such businesses as a garden store, general store, automobile repair shop, two churches, two gas stations, a restaurant, a hardware store, and others. It has a fire department, Suffolk station nine, which is operated as the Chuckatuck Volunteer Fire Department. The community is also located near Lone Star Lakes, a recreational park.

Burial Info:
PECK, Doris Wilcox - p 127 lot 95; Florence - p 113; Frank - p 45, p 127; Irving - p 127; Lillian - p 127; Mamie Mizelle - p 45; Martha - p 46 lot 26; Mary Louisa - p 127 lot 95; N. B. (Nathaniel) - p 46 lot 26; p 113; Robert Frank - p 127 lot 95; Robert F. - p 46 lot 26; p 127; Sallie Doyle - p 61 lot 36; Sallie Pitt - p 46 lot 26, p 127; Sarah A. - p 45 lot 26; p 113; Susie - p 99; W. T. (Mrs.) - p 113; p 127; Willie T. - p 45; p 46; p 61; p 127 lot 95;
The Newman Memorial Cemetery INDEX
Established 1882
Genealogists: The church office is open 9 a.m. - 2 p.m., Monday - Friday - telephone number 757-255-4353.
Our cemetery began in 1882, and if your ancestor died prior to 1882, they would be buried in another Suffolk cemetery.
Our Cemetery records are now also on a Microsoft Access database.
Below you will find an INDEX copy of our cemetery records. Names are listed by last name first and then all first and middle names are under a given name.
Notations: "P" stands for the page number that person is mentioned in our cemetery books and "Lot" is the actual lot that person is buried in. If you will give the office either the page number and lot number when calling, it will help greatly.