Bloodlines: Hedgefence hen X dark leg Allen R. Bloodlines: Arkansas Traveler, Bushwacker, Loving Blue, Irish Blood.ĭANGERFOOTS: Originator, James Barnett, Knoxville, Tenn. Description: Black red, brown red, heavy muff.ĬOPPERHEADS: Originator, W. Description: Smooth head, light and dark legs, white wing, and tail, some spangle.ĬASSIDY IRISH MUFFS: Importer: Tom Adir, 1910. Bloodlines: Early Derby Cock X black Spanish hens X over daughters. Roundhead, Claiborne, Grist Grady, Red Quill.ĮVERETT CLAIBORNE: Originator, James Sanford, 1841. Callaghan, Mich., 19 Bloodlines: Lowman Whitehackle vs. Description: Blues, pyles, green and yellow legs, red eyes.ĬALLAGHAN FOWL: Originator, W. Bloodlines: English Blue Cock X Knobcomb blue hens possibly Lundy R. Two strains - Gennett Ply, Quebec white Ply R. Description: Whitehackle appear.īROMLEY PYLES: Originator, J. Bloodlines: Gilkerson North Britton Whitehackle Cock X Gull Commodore, Claiborne hen. Description: Black breasted, red, red eyes, yellow legs.īOYCE WHITE SOX: Originator, W. Description: Blue red, pyle red eyes, slate and willow legs.īUTCHER BOYS: Originator, A. Bloodlines: Blue Jews, Koppman Tassel Blues, Philipino Tassels. Description: Blue shades.ĭARCY BLUES: Originator, B. TYPEWRITER BLUES: Originator, Judge Wilkins, Texas. Description: Blue, pea comb, yellow legs. and pea comb.ĬAROLINA BLUES: Originator, W. Description: Blue shades dark and red eyes, dark and yellow legs, st.
Description: Blue red and Dom.īLUE JEWS: Originator, Capt. Description: Blue red, light reds, dark blue, white, yellow, and darks legs.īLUE BOONES: Originator, Alva Campbell, Ky. MINER BLUES: Perpetuator, Loyd Miner, Ill. Description: Cocks dark brown, dark legs, straight comb. Bloodlines: Half Fowler Brown, red quarter Snyder Warhorse, quarter Carpenter Gull. Bloodlines: Gordon Cock, Bacon-Hopkinson Warhorse.īROWN RED PANTHERS: Originator: Geo Scliffet, 1930. Description: Dark and black red, black hackle, dark legs.īLACK HAWKS: Originator: E. Description: Dark and red eyes, dark legs black, black red, some spangle and brass back.īLACK HACKLES: Originator: Jarvis Ellis, Penn. Bloodlines: Means Red Cuban, Hopkins Warhorse. Description: Red eyes, white and yellow legs, Claiborne color.īEE MARTINS: Originator, Charlie Morre, S. Bloodlines: Derby, Everett, Claiborne, John Stone Roundhead Claiborne. Description: mostly large, powerful, cagy, unlimited endurance, light colored legs and eyes, high station, great feet.īARNETT WONDERS: Originator, J. Description: of Oriental grades and order of degree example (1) Malay, (2) Jap, (3) Aseel, (4) Boston R. JAP (SHAMO): Origination: Oriental, Malay. Caginess and superb constitution, native, and imperative to success. Perhaps as important was the Judge’s influence in preventing his associates from using lesser fowl.ĪSEEL: Originator - an Oriental graded by Graves, McCoy, Rampour, Vizzard, Clark and others in U.S.A. Allen, Judge Lacey’s Fowl dominated the field and for years after his death. Judge Lacey was a master breeder and like Mr. Often stayed sound and unscratched to an old age. Smart, one stroke clippers who seldom had body contact with opponent. Originated by the late Judge Lacey of Alabama. A second Allen Family were an importation from Massachussetts of Dr. Allen made his first Roundheads from Grist-Gradys fowl by breeding to the Oriental side around 1900. The product is Allen Roundheads, Bostons, Saunders, Sheltons, Lacey’s, Hulseys, Perkins, Killers, Claret Roundheads, Negros, Mayberry, Cowan, Lundy, etc. This began long years ago and is currently practiced (1966). ROUNDHEADS: The Roundheads originated by crossing Jap & Asil Orientals with Straight Comb Bankava Mediterranean fowl such as English and American Straight Combs. The Traveler in his own right has a very marked and imperative quality to success, I.e. Shows definite relationship to old Sumatra. Description: Blue, red, grey, pea and straight comb, red eyes, yellow legs. Being unable to give the relative connections make the following information somewhat unlinked.ĪRKANSAS TRAVELER: Originator, Col. Our fowl, in common with fowl of other countries, had the same origin. The following information, though not proven and passed on by any designated authority, is related truth. This information is written for the benefit of the experienced fancier who wishes information in a certain instance and for the beginner for information in general. if they need to know more they can click the individual threads you have here OK? thanks! I thought it was very informative and all together. I am posting it here OK? if not ok then let me know
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