Joyce (Moore) Hodges
Honor Code SignatorySigned 28 Aug 2014 | 8,486 contributions | 164 thank-yous | 2,234 connections
Signed 28 Aug 2014 | 8,486 contributions | 164 thank-yous | 2,234 connections
I am the archivist for Turrentine Family Association of America. I have a large database of persons who have ancestor whose surname is Turrentine and Turntine. Contact me if you need assistance or if you can contribute to the project to connect all Turrentines.
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Ancestors 
and Sister of
[private brother (unknown - unknown)], Allen Moore, [private brother (1950s - unknown)] and [private sister (1960s - unknown)]
Mother of
Jerri Hodges and Jay Hodges
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Biography
Joyce (Moore) Hodges is a member of the Turrentine Name Study Project.
I have a degree in Elementary Education from Pacific Lutheran University, Jan 1976. I have a Masters of Public Administration from University of Missouri, Kansas City, 1988. I am interested in history, archeology, and genealogy. I have begun working with DNA as well as traditional sources for genealogy. I am currently the historian, archivist, and newsletter editor for the Turrentine Family of America. http://turrentinenews.tripod.com/index.html
I have taken atDNA tests at Family Tree DNA, Living History, and AncestryDNA . For mtDNA see Family Tree DNA.
- Maternal relationship is confirmed by a Family Tree DNA mtdna and Family Finder test match between Joyce (Moore)Hodges and her brother SM both are exact matches HRV1 and HRV2, distance of zero, to each other and to RCR represented by his most recent deceased ancestor. Mary Kathleen (Guinn) Rapier. Most recent common ancestor on maternal line is Mary Jane (Williams) Logan.
Predicted relationship from Family Finder sharing Joyce (Moore)Hodges and her 3rd cousin RCR, 79 cM, 19 segments, with 19 cM for the longest segment.
Please see many Turrentine cousin relationships listed on the page of Joyce's grandmother Sarah Evans (Turrentine) Stanley
Paternal Moore line is confirmed by the following AncestryDNA matches: MRCA:Richard Morgan Moore and Ruth (Keown) Moore
- Joyce (Moore)Hodges and her 2nd cousin once removed JR, through Richard James Moore sharing 194 cM, 8 segments.
- Joyce (Moore)Hodges and her 2nd cousin once removed DO, through Richard James Moore sharing 42 cM, 3 segments.
- Joyce (Moore)Hodges and her 3rd cousin HM, through Richard James Moore sharing 39 cM, 3 segments.
- Joyce (Moore)Hodges and her 3rd cousin PB, through Mary Elizabeth( Moore) Campbell sharing 108 cM, 5 segments.
- Joyce (Moore)Hodges and her 2nd cousin once removed RS through Catherine (Moore) Smith sharing 47 cM, 3 segments.
- Joyce (Moore)Hodges and her 3rd cousin once removed, SB, through Ada Florence (Moore) Taylor sharing 34 cM, 3 segments.
2 sets of MRCA:John Keown and Catherine (Mills) Keown and Jeremiah Moore and Martha (Morgan) Moore
- Joyce (Moore)Hodges and her 4th cousin JD, through both John Keown and his wife Esther (Moore) Keown.
MCRA: John Solomon Teetzel and Rachel (Van Till or Tyle) Teetzel
- Sharon Danbrook 5th cousin, 32.4 shared cM. 2 segments, longest 25.4, the same segments are also shared between Sharon and Joyce's brother, a single longer segment is shared with their father Edwin R. Moore.
- There are many more matches between Joyce and descendants of this couple. There is one match with a decendant who shares only one MCRA John Solomon Teetzel, as that person descends from Hiram Teetzel EE, half 4th cousin once removed, shares 48 cM, 3 segments, Very High.
MCRA:William Stanley and Elizabeth (Walker) Stanley match Family Tree DNA to Roy Clarke Leggitt. 6th cousins, shared 33 cM, 8 segments, longest 16 cM.
MCRA: John Beals, jr. and Sarah (Bowater) Beals Underwood GEDMatch between Joyce and Tracy Carr who are 7th cousins once removed, shared one segment, 14.8 cM. confident, but not confirmed.
MCRA:James Ellis and Sarah (Riggs) Ellis GEDmatch between
- Joyce and Charles Long, 6th cousin, share 1 segment, 17.2 cM.
- Joyce and Robert Blackwell, 5th cousin, 1 segment, 14.2 cM.
MCRA: James Wilson Turentine and Martha F. Jones Family Tree DNA match between
- Joyce and JEF, 3rd cousin once removed, JEF descends thru Benjamin Franklin Turrentine, 136 shared cM. 17 segments, longest segment 48 cM.
MRCA: John Turentine Family Tree DNA match between Joyce and 6th cousin, AT descends thru a 1/2 brother of my ancestor Absalom Turrentine, 53 shared cM. but only one over 6 cm, longest segment 9.58 cM on chr 7.
The matches are piling up at AncestryDNA:
- 17 matches through James Jones Turrentine and his spouse Sarah Elizabeth Grey/Gray)
- 17 matches James Berry Logan and Mary Jane Williams.
- 6 Richard Morgan Moore and Ruth Keown
- go back John Keown and Catherine Miles add 10 more
- 11 Joseph Lounsbury and Margaret Springer
- 6 Rufus McCombs and Hannah Mae Welling
Research note
want to save link to photo resource putting here temporarily photos of stores where NCR placed a cash register [[1]]
Sources
- First-hand information. Entered by Joyce (Moore) Hodges
Only the Trusted List can access the following:
- Joyce's formal name
- full middle name (E.)
- e-mail address
- images (3)
- private siblings' names
- private children's names (2)
- spouse's name and marriage information
DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships. Maternal line mitochondrial DNA test-takers:
It may be possible to confirm family relationships. Maternal line mitochondrial DNA test-takers:
- Joyce (Moore) Hodges: Family Tree DNA mtDNA Test Full Sequence, haplogroup H3, FTDNA kit #351187
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Joyce (Moore) Hodges:
AncestryDNA, GEDmatch T449786 [compare], Ancestry member jehodges2
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Family Tree DNA Family Finder, GEDmatch T449786 [compare], FTDNA kit #351187
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Living DNA, GEDmatch T449786 [compare]
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Jerri Hodges
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23andMe, GEDmatch MJ1449699 [compare]
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50.00%
50.00%
Ed Moore :
Family Tree DNA Family Finder, GEDmatch T345988 [compare], FTDNA kit #122446
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50.00%
100.00%
Jay Hodges :
Family Tree DNA Family Finder, GEDmatch M184848 [compare], FTDNA kit #B19850
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~0.78%
Rob Smith :
23andMe
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AncestryDNA
Genealogist-to-Genealogist (G2G) Forum posts about Joyce:
- Joyce Hodges is a Wonderful WikiTreer Oct 5, 2021.
Rejected matches › Joyce M. (Moore) Ward › Joyce Hilda (Moore) Kable (abt.1930-abt.2000) › Joyce Moore › Joyce (Moore) Thurston › Joyce Moore › › › › › Joyce F. (West) Moore › Bessie J. (Reesor) Moore › Iris Joyce Moore (1932-2006) › Joyce J. (Gabites) Moore › › › Joyce L. Hodges (1923-1992) › Joyce Moore › Joyce Isadora Moore (1907-2000) › Joyce J. (MacEwen) Moore
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Thanks again!
David
I noticed that you removed Ira Clark Hammond as the father of Sylvan Clarence Hammond, and am wondering why you did so? Did you find some evidence to disprove the relationship? The cited census records give Sylvan's relationship as his son. Thanks, Amber
edited by Amber Brosius
I don't have any record of "my" Robert Stewart (who married Ann Hornaday), ever marrying a second time- and the name Turrentine (and other spellings), is completely new to me. There is an attachment on this page which suggests Robert's father, Alexander Stewart/Stuart, was an Irishman, but Robert's father (Alexander) was born in NC, and his father in PA- so I'm guessing the connection is in error.
Both Ann Hornaday and Robert Stewart/Stuart were born in a Quaker town called Snow Camp, NC (Robert's parents were Alexander Stewart/Stuart and Elizabeth Pike (who was widowed young and remarried a man with the surname of Doane), as Alexander died at age 30 (1737-1767).
In 1802, Ann and Robert (and their children), all moved to Oregonia, OH (just north of Cincinnati), and there Ann would die in 1839, followed by Robert in 1844. Their graves are next to each other on the family farm, but are now submerged below Caesar's Creek Lake, which was created in 1938.
I see a lot of DNA links- and I wanted to update anyone who believes they are connected to the Stewarts genetically: The current conundrum for our family is that my cousin (descended from Ann/Robert's oldest son (also called Alexander), and I (descended from Ivey Stewart), match each other's DNA without doubt (only one variation in 67 markers), so we know that we can trace descent solidly to Robert/Ann- however, after that it gets very murky.
Robert's grandparents (Robert Stewart/Stuart and Martha Richardson), had a total of 13 children; 3 born in Penn, and 10 born in NC. The oldest three born in PA were: John, Elizabeth and Alexander (our Robert's father), but here's the weird part: neither John's nor Alexander's descendant's DNA have proven to be Stewarts. In fact, mine is so NOT connected to Stewarts it's actually amazing given both are Scots in origin. In a 37 DYS string, the common numbers is roughly just 5/37. My ancestor actually connects to the Wallace family, where I match at 36/37, while John's descendants turns out to match the MacRae family at a similar rate. The fact is; neither of us are Stewarts, meaning both boys, and possibly Elizabeth as well (as she was born between them), were either adopted or someone was really fooling around and keeping it a secret. I'm opting for the former, simply because it seems out of character for Quakers in this time period, in a small isolated community to commit multiple acts of infidelity, while adoption is quite Quaker.
edited by Paul Stewart
The Westward Ho/Trails and Wagon Trains Project needs your help!
Regarding profiles for Abel Baker (abt.1838-1857) & Charles Roark Mitchell (abt.1832-1857) et al. Please visit this G2G page https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1151307/westward-ho-project-sticker-needed to support creating a Westward Ho/Trails and Wagon Trains sticker.
Thanks, your consideration of this request is appreciated!
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edited by Ronald Prentice
Thanks for the reply. Just to clarify, the request is not about adding a sticker to a specific profile, but rather supporting the creation of the sticker. Whether you agree/disagree with creating the sticker, your comments on the G2G would be appreciated.
Thanks! -Dek
Thanks for having a big heart and adopting the Orphaned Profiles. This After Adopting Orphans FAQ explains the special attention those profiles need.
Let me know if you have any questions on how to find and record sources, merge duplicates, clean up gedcom biographies, and interpret the Suggestions report. I'm here to help!
Debi
The Ireland Project (previously the Irish Roots Project) has now changed its structure into Teams. We require everyone with the Ireland Badge to be a member of at least one Team or Sub-Team and our google group. See https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Project:Ireland for details. The Teams are :-
? Can you let me know if youd like to stay on in the new project and which team(s) youd like to join. Please also let me know your e-mail address so that I can get you added to the projects Google Group or confirm you are already a member of the google group.
Many thanks,
Maria
Ive added the Irish Roots Project badge to your profile. If you click on the badge it will take you to the full list of our wonderful members. Click on Irish Roots Project will take you to the first page of the project. I've added your good self to the member interest page. Here you can let others know which counties or names you are researching etc.
Thanks for joining the project and good luck with your research.
Maria
Working with genealogy puzzels, I am always trying to learn... added some categories to the Christopher Wilson profile as there appears to be some new enthusiasm on that project. Maybe placing a new Brick Wall Name Category can help? This site evolves rather quickly ~chuckle~
I noticed your post on G2G regarding Willson ancestors from Yorkshire to Chesterfield. I have been looking at this lineage for several decades and find the number of possibilities mind-boggling as to the parents of Robert Willson. There is also fodder to the correct LNAB for his wife Ann. Have you any additional insight? There are some images from 1953 of Chorley Wood research trip on Albert Stanley Wilson Sr..
Cheers!
David
Would appreciate if you will approve the merge of Susannah Scofield with Susannah Scofield. I'm trying to get rid of the duplicates in this family.
Thanks, Shirley
Please go to http://www.wikitree.com/g2g/300793/will-you-participate-the-source-thon-current-registrations?start=60#a_list_title
Post an answer* and someone will be along in a bit to give you a bib.
Cheers, Liz
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It's a great pleasure to meet you Cousin!
-P Rich
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