H. H. Holladay Family

Howard Henry (H. H.) Holladay
Born 1897 in Haven, Kansas to Milton Edward Holladay and Adaline May Sharpless.
Married Addie Alene Barbour and had 7 children: Oletha, Betty, Fred, twins Loyd & Floyd, Ruby, Dorothy
Holladay/Barbour/Martin/Collier
Our Family's Journey Through Time
Welcome to our family tree site. The key beginnings of this site originated on the Holladay/Barbour side with my Aunt Ruby Holladay Patterson and on the Martin/Collier side with my Great Aunt Lucy Martin Sims. The site includes additional family information for my immediate family regarding their family lines.
For my siblings and I our heritage is largely Irish, Welsh, English, Scottish, German & French!
Follow the links on this page to find out where one of three of our connecting links for Holladay, Barbour, and Collier lines join in the 13th Century!
All three of these lines connect in the past descending from three separate children each with Edward I "Longshanks" King of England; William I "The Conqueror" Duke of Normandy; and Sir Enguerrand Ingelram Wendover II De Fiennes
Holladay
The surname Holladay was first found in Annandale, where they held a family seat from very ancient times, some say well before the Norman Conquest and arrival of Duke William at Hastings in 1066 A.D. In ancient Scotland, Holladay was a Strathclyde-Briton name for someone who lived near the mountain called Holy Day in the county of Annandale.
Barbour
The surname Barbour was first found in Northumbrland, and Cumberland, where they held a family seat from ancient times. The ancient Scottish name Barbour was first used by someone who worked as a medieval barber who not only cut hair and gave shaves, but also practiced surgery and pulled teeth.
Martin
The surname Martin has largely English and Irish origins. Martin is an ancient Norman name that arrived in England after the Norman Conquest of 1066 A.D. The name Martin comes from the Latin name Martinus, which is derived from Mars, who was the Roman god if fertility and war. The surname Martin was first found in Liecestershire or at Westmeston in Essex.
Collier
The surname Collier was first found in Lancashire where one of the first listings of the name was recorded in 1150 A.D. The name finds it origins with the ancient Anglo-Saxons of England. It was given to someone who made or sold charcoal.Married Addie Alene Barbour and had 7 children: Oletha, Betty, Fred, twins Loyd & Floyd, Ruby, Dorothy
Married Howard Henry Holladay and had 7 children: Oletha, Betty, Fred, twins Loyd & Floyd, Ruby, Dorothy. After Howard's death she married Berl Milton Dodd.
Married Hazel Alice Collier and had 4 children: Jean, Freeda, Jimmy, Bob.
Married James Oren Martin and had 4 children: Jean, Freeda, Jimmy, Bob.