Washington - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Elijah Jordan

floridaboy25 — 2013-05-02 20:50:20Z

If you know of anyone that is still researching my line of Jordans, please let me know. My cousin, Doris Jordan, passed two years ago.

Re: Seeking LAUBENTHAL family

kthompsn — 2013-05-02 19:27:37Z

Somehow i missed this message earlier. That's the same family. I have info on the northern (Ohio - Michigan) branch, as well as info on the family back in Germany.

Re: WATTS and company web site

Jeanhayleswright — 2013-04-05 00:55:13Z

I have connections to Hayles, Reeves, Richardson, Rhoad familes.

Ala. Genealogical Society Spring Seminar Apr 20 - fee correction

Chorton — 2013-03-30 16:06:05Z

Fee Correction:

The Alabama Genealogical Society Spring Seminar will be held on Saturday, April 20, 8:30 a.m. - 3:15 p.m. at Samford University in Birmingham in the Beeson Business Building.

The seminar title is Pathways to the Past: How to Locate Original Records, Onsite and Online.
Dorothy W. Potter will speak on "Sources and Research Methods for the Old South". Elizabeth C. Wells will speak on "Online Resources: College/University, Library of Congress and More". Yvonne Crumpler's topic is "Searching NARA's Web Site" and "Documenting/Citing Sources".

The seminar fee is $40 for non-members and $35 for members.
Lunch is "on your own" in the Samford Dining Hall. For additional information please go to http://www.algensoc.org/main/seminars.html or e-mail Yvonne Crumpler at ags-seminar@algensoc.org

Re: Alabama Genealogical Society Seminar Sat. April 20, Birmingham

Chorton — 2013-03-29 18:12:06Z

Martha, you are so right and thank you for pointing this out. In my defense I used the info sent by someone else and just changed the wording a bit; didn't even notice the fee error on the email.
I doubt the AGS board will find it necessary to re-send and I will certainly be more careful for the next seminar.

Caroline
AGS Recording Secretary

Re: Alabama Genealogical Society Seminar Sat. April 20, Birmingham

MARTHAFRYE50 — 2013-03-29 17:39:12Z

On the message that was send out the cost is posted $35.00 for non members and $30.00 for members, but on the registration form it has $40.00 for non members and $35.00 for members. Just wanted to make sure i sent the right amount. Thanks.

Alabama Genealogical Society Seminar Sat. April 20, Birmingham

Chorton — 2013-03-28 20:21:55Z

The Alabama Genealogical Society Spring Seminar will be held on Saturday, April 20, 8:30 a.m. - 3:15 p.m. at Samford University in Birmingham in the Beeson Business Building.

The seminar title is Pathways to the Past: How to Locate Original Records, Onsite and Online.
Dorothy W. Potter will speak on "Sources and Research Methods for the Old South". Elizabeth C. Wells will speak on "Online Resources: College/University, Library of Congress and More". Yvonne Crumpler's topic is "Searching NARA's Web Site" and "Documenting/Citing Sources".

The seminar fee is $35 for non-members and $30 for members.
Lunch is "on your own" in the Samford Dining Hall. For additional information please go to http://www.algensoc.org/main/seminars.html or e-mail Yvonne Crumpler at ags-seminar@algensoc.org

Judson T. Knapp Born Fairford, Alabama; Died August 1948 Renton, Washington

oastwd — 2013-03-25 01:07:47Z

The Seattle Daily Times Saturday, August 14, 1948
Judson T. Knapp
Funeral services for Judson T. Knapp, 74 year old Renton resident, who died Tuesday, were scheduled this afternoon in the Stokes Mortuary, with burial in Kent Cemetery.

Mr. Knapp, born in Fairford, Alabama, had lived in Renton 40 years. He was a retired logger.

Surviving are the widow, Rose; three stepsons, Harold J. Gibson, President of the Aero Mechanics Union and Bert Sloan, both of Seattle and John A. Gibson, Black Diamond and a stepdaughter, Mrs. Betty Sparks, Seattle.

Pallbearers are Harold Ericson, Peter Perrault, John McDougal, Walter Thomas and James White, all of Renton and Sloan.

Re: Wash Co Obits - Mary Alice Irby

Peachie57 — 2013-03-18 17:49:19Z

I saw on 1910 census were Mary Alice Irby was living in Koenton, Frankville Washington co.
Does Koenton have any cemeteries? Name of newspaper for Koenton is Choctaw Sun Advocate. May want to search that paper.

Good luck on your research.

Re: Wash Co Obits - Mary Alice Irby

Bellesou — 2013-03-18 10:44:24Z

which library should i contact?

i have already gotten microfilm of washington county news....no luck. i saw very few obits in that paper.

Re: Wash Co Obits - Mary Alice Irby

Peachie57 — 2013-03-18 04:20:01Z

You may find obit at library on microfilm. or you could try asking someone at library will they do lookup for you since you have the exact death date. If you don't find your answer there, at the Alabama Archives in Montgomery. they have 1925 newspapers called Washington County News.

Good luck on your research.

Re: Help with William L. 'Major' Loper's tree...

dancaroun — 2013-03-14 22:58:32Z

Another thing...Frances O. was a widow on some censuses, but noticed on death cert. it states she is married. I don't
know when Wm and Frances separated but, those younger children were born 1901 & 1905, and he has lived with two other women and had, at least two more chidren...by the time he died in 1919.

Re: Help with William L. 'Major' Loper's tree...

dancaroun — 2013-03-14 22:46:33Z

Thank you so much! Yes, have Wm's death cert., ruptured appendix, no parent's names or wife's name. Died in Chairty Hospital in New Orleans. My question was, who were the two women that he lived with...Mattie Rose ? (what was her last name) and Callie E. Dearmon. Were they married to him or just common-law? Anything about them would be appreciated! Really appreciate the info on Wm's parents...knew it was Sarah ? and am working on her...But, thought Wm's father was Peter Loper...thanks, now have more search options! Recently found picture of Wm's tomb on Find-a-grave.

Re: Help with William L. 'Major' Loper's tree...

thomasker2 — 2013-03-14 14:31:31Z

I’m not related to any member of this family.

1940 is the last available census at this time.

Mississippi Marriages, 1776-1935
Name: William Loper
Spouse: Francis O. Hogan
Marriage Date: 15 Sep 1881
County: Greene

1910 -
Name: Francis O Loper
Age in 1910: 45
[44]
Birth Year: abt 1865
[abt 1866]
[1865]
Birthplace: Alabama
Home in 1910: Chatom, Washington, Alabama
Race: White
Gender: Female
Relation to Head of House: Self (Head)
[Head]
Marital Status: Widowed
Father's Birthplace: Alabama
Mother's Birthplace: Alabama

Francis O Loper 45, ALA - 12 children & 11 living
Florence E Loper 23, ALA
James Q Loper 18, ALA
James H Loper 17, ALA
Francis M Loper 15, ALA
Lottie Loper 12, ALA
Mattie V Loper 9, ALA
Henrietta Loper 5, ALA
Nancy A Loper 5, ALA

Nancy A. Loper was born abt 1905, so William was around at that time.

1900 -
Name: Frances O Loper
[Frances O. Loper Loper]
[Frances O Lopers]
Age: 34
Birth Date: Dec 1865
Birthplace: Alabama
Home in 1900: Reeds, Washington, Alabama
Race: White
Gender: Female
Relation to Head of House: Head
Marital Status: Widowed <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
Father's Birthplace: Alabama
Mother's Birthplace: Alabama
Mother: number of living children: 8
Mother: How many children: 8
Occupation:

Frances O Loper 34
Clarinda J Loper 16
Sarah L Loper 14
Florence E Loper 12
Leepoleon Loper 10
James Q Loper 8
Henry Loper 6
Frances M Loper 4
Lottie Loper 2

You wrote - " and who were these two women..."
WHICH 2 women??? NAMES

Do you have William's LA death cert???
Death cert will state cause of death as well as parents names.

Alabama, Deaths and Burials Index, 1881-1974
Name: Frances O Loper
Birth Date: abt 1866
Death Date: 28 May 1932
Death Place: Chatom, Washington, Alabama
Death Age: 66
Marital Status: Married
Gender: Female
Mother Name: Nancy Moss
Spouse Name: Major Loper

cemetary record -
William L. "Major" Loper
Birth: Feb. 26, 1863 Alabama
Death: Dec. 10, 1919 Louisiana

Burial:
Arcola-Roseland Cemetery
Arcola
Tangipahoa Parish
Louisiana, USA

From another researcher - William's parents -
Father: Alfred LOPER b: 1838 in Mississippi
Mother: Sarah UNKNOWN b: y

Name: Frances Ophelia HOGAN
Given Name: Frances Ophelia
Surname: Hogan
Birth: December 5, 1865 in Alabama
Death: February 28, 1932
Burial: Springbank Cemetery Chatom, Washington, Alabama
Note: Was referred to as "Grandma Fannie" and died at the age of 67 with Demetes Polysistic Kidney Disease.

children -
Napoleon (Poley) LOPER b: June 4, 1889 in Washington County, Alabama
Clarinda Josephine LOPER b: March 14, 1883
Sally Lavonia LOPER b: July 23, 1885
Florence Elizabeth LOPER b: August 10, 1887
James Quinnie LOPER b: August 1, 1891
James Henry LOPER b: October 20, 1893
Lottie LOPER b: February 12, 1895
Francis Matilda LOPER b: March 13, 1896
Mattie LOPER b: May 30,, 1901
Nancy Alabama LOPER b: May 23, 1904
Henri Etta LOPER b: May 23, 1904
Mary Doll LOPER b: November 11, 1906

Re: Jordan family

floridaboy25 — 2013-03-13 21:09:14Z

I would love to hear from you. Doris Jordan Brown was my cousin. She was the county historian and lived in Chatom,Washington County, Alabama. My cell number is 251-209-6695.

Re: Looking for parents of Jane Creagh Knight Tims

RebeccaEthridge2010 — 2013-02-26 02:15:28Z

Nina,

I am related to Jane Creagh Knight, also. She is my gggg-grandmother:

Jane Creagh Knight>Isabella B. Tims>Sarah Ann "Sally" Knight>Willie Elma Riche>Lessie Clarence Etheridge>Leslie Edwin Ethridge>Ricky Edwin Ethridge>me

How are you related to Jane? Are you related through Isabella or one of her siblings; or are you related through someone else?

- Rebecca Ethridge

three forks baptist church - bigbee, al

Bellesou — 2013-02-24 16:06:29Z

can anyone put me in touch with someone at three forks baptist church in bigbee, al? i would like to find out if they have records of burials in their cemetery.

Wash Co Obits - Mary Alice Irby

Bellesou — 2013-02-24 13:13:41Z

anyone have any idea how i might find an obit from 1925. Mary Alice Irby died April 24, 1925 and death certificate says buried on April 25, 1925 in Frankville, Al but does not identify cemetery. She does not appear to be buried with her husband, Silas J. Irby, who is buried at Three Forks in Bigbee unless her grave in not marked. I hope to find an obituary as it might identify the cemetery in which she is buried.

Re: Omega School Photos from1920's

brooketmartin1 — 2013-02-22 20:29:34Z

I am not sure I ever got a copy of these. Would you mind sending them to me? brooketmartin@yahoo.com Thank you so much!!

Re: Omega School in Millry

brooketmartin1 — 2013-02-22 20:27:31Z

I will check it out. Thank you so much for letting me know:)

Help with William L. 'Major' Loper's tree...

dancaroun — 2013-02-18 02:12:31Z

I am not sure, who his parents were...he was b.26 Feb 1861, & married Frances Ophelia Jones 15 Sep 1881/Leakesville,
Greene Co, AL. They had approx. 12 children; Clarinda Josephine,1884, Sallie Levonia,1885, Florence Elizabeth,
1887, Napolean,1889, James Quinnie,1891, James Henry,1893,
Lottie,1895, Frances Matilda,1896, Mattie Violer,1901, Nancy Alabama,1904, Henri Etta,1904, Mary Doll,1906. Wm. Loper left his wife, (when?) 2nd. woman, was Mattie Rose, (? no children?) 3rd. woman was Callie E. Dearmon,(two children) Edna and Bertie. (not sure he married either of these women). Wm Major Loper is found on the 1880 beat 4, Dist M 181, Washington Co, Al, John Singleton, wife, Sarah, son, Major Loper 19, & son, Alton Singleton 12...just above,
are John D. Jones, wife, Nancy, daug, Frances Hogan 16, son, Middleton Jones 11, daug, Mary E. Jones 5, son, Dock Jones 3, son, Thomas Jones 2...In 1881 Wm 'Major' Loper and
Frances Ophelia (Hogan ? Jones)are married. On 1870 census for Beat 3, Washington Co, Al, P.O.Box State Line MS, John Jones 28, is with, Nancy Jones 22, F.O. Jones? 6, C.O. Jones 5, J.A. Jones 2...
Any help with this family would be appreciated. Wm 'Major'
Loper was my husband's grt-grandfather, g/mother was Clarinda Josephine (Loper) m. John Wesley Hall, their son, was his father, Quinnie Wesley Hall...
Need parents of Wm L. Major Loper, and what happened to cause him to leave wife and all their children, and who were these two women...Wm Loper died in Chairty Hospital in New Orleans in 1919...does anyone have these answers?

Re: Old Fogy

dancaroun — 2013-02-18 01:15:09Z

you may have your answer, by now...if not find out where the paper was printed. Some of the smaller papers, were actually printed in larger towns, close by. The paper may still be in print...And, if closed, they would be housed in a library, possibly local or the state capital. Good luck. I'd love to have copies of these!

Re: Omega School in Millry

dancaroun — 2013-02-18 00:25:01Z

There is a post, after your post, that someone has two pictures of group of children from the Omega school. He has names that are on the picture, and the second picture has most of the same children, just a different year in school.
Don't think it is of the school building. Probably, taken outside, on school grounds, where most old school pictues were taken. Just look on this same Washington County message board...good luck

Re: Omega School Photos from1920's

dancaroun — 2013-02-17 23:50:13Z

what a generous thing to do...had hoped to see one of my ancestors names. NOT! thank you, from all the people you helped!

Re: Trying to find a Surname Prudence? m Samuel J. Bradford

dancaroun — 2013-02-17 23:45:45Z

have you tried getting a marriage record for him, which would show her maiden name, or if a widow, may show that.
just an idea, since no census would have them, as they m. after the 1840 census, and she died (maybe after the census
was taken in 1850) Aren't they usually taken in spring thru summer? They may appear on that 1850 census. Another thing, people usually married someone who lived in the general area they lived in...you might look at the 1840 census and the see who were living, (several pages before and after his residense) by Samuel. Hope you have found her name by now.

Re: washington county cemetery

dancaroun — 2013-02-17 23:27:31Z

Martha, I am just finding this post. Hope this isn't inappropiate, but, putting in your computer, will make it a lot easier to send to everyone, at one time, your list, as you update. I for one would enjoy receiving, a copy, by e-mail, saving you postage. And, I think those of us who do get a copy could show our appreciation of your time and effort, and offer some sort of compensation, for the copy! Thanks for all you do! And, hope you weren't offended with my advice! One more thing...Add your mailing address to the copy, you send, and, maybe, they will return a contribution to you.

Re: Wm. L. "Major" Loper m. Frances Ophelia Jones/Hogan...REUNION...Wash. Co, AL

dancaroun — 2013-02-17 23:11:56Z

new e-mail
dc_sam@comcast.net

Peter Loper & Dolly Messick

dancaroun — 2013-02-17 22:16:11Z

trying to find parents for William L. 'Major' Loper. Could these be his parents...Do you have anymore info on Peter and Dolly Loper...since, an old post! thanks

Re: Kelly

suehuff23 — 2013-01-29 01:00:25Z

Jesse B. Wallace was my Great Uncle. If you still need info let me know

Re: I will do look ups in Washington Co.

jnnymarshall — 2013-01-09 21:07:45Z

Martha,
Do you have any information on the old Ft. Rankin that was west of the Tombigbee River and Robert Rankin who lived there? I am interested in his family, especially James M. Rankin b. 27 June 1794, Mason Co.,KY. I was told he married a Choctaw Indian in 1810. Do you have access to Indian marriage records? Anything you have will be wonderful.
Thank you so much.
Jenny Rankin Marshall

Re: Charles T. Ketchum

artgreen38 — 2012-12-09 14:55:10Z

thanks for the Info on the Sunflower loaction. I am in thouch with Colonel Ketchum's family in Navasota. Please see my web site at www.38thalabama.com for more info. He commanded the 38th Alabama. My Grandfather served in Co. B.

Re: Charles T. Ketchum

44Chuck123 — 2012-12-09 11:03:21Z

Col. Charles T. Ketchum had a son, Charles Colden Ketchum(1845-1879)who married my Grand Aunt Sarah "Sallie" Williams(1849-1907)in 1876 in Sunflower, Washington County,Ala. He is buried in Magnolia Cemetery in Mobile.I have been told that Col. Ketchum owned a plantation in Wash Co and that he was also Sheriff. So far, I have found no records to support that. I now live in Texas, so my research is long range.

Re: Location of Julia's Creek

strictnurse — 2012-11-22 20:52:49Z

Zachariah Landrum's 1803 claim was on Laura's Creek west of the Tombigbee River below the old Choctaw line in Washington County, Mississippi Territory, not Alabama. Alabama Territory was cut from the Mississippi Territory in 1817 and Alabama became a state in 1819.

In 1803, Washington county Mississippi Territory was quite large and encompassed most of present day southern Mississippi and southern Alabama. I am not sure where Laura's Creek was located. The Old Choctaw Line was a north/south boundary between the Choctaw lands on the north and the Creek lands on the south. This line follows along the border between modern day Clarke and Marengo Counties, Alabama.
So all we know is that Landrum's land was west of the Tombigbee River and south of the Choctaw line which would be somewhere in present day southern Choctaw or Washington County, Alabama.

Zachariah Landrum registered land in 1811 in "Washington County, Mississippi Territory" and when Alabama Territory was formed in 1817, this area became both Washington and Clarke Counties of Alabama. By 1819 he lived east of the Tombigbee River in present day Marengo County, Alabama.

I hope this helps.
Wendy

Re: RONEY GENEAOLOGY

historybuff3330 — 2012-10-09 16:57:21Z

Have information on Roney family. Please email me Wayne Roney @:

historybuff3330@yahoo.com

Location of Julia's Creek

txgeezer — 2012-07-28 01:05:22Z

In a 1803-1804 pre-emption grant to Zachariah Landrum, he was awarded a tract of land "west of the Tombigbee River" "on Julia's Creek" and "below the old Choctaw line." Zachariah Landrum was counted in the 1803 tax roll, the 1808 census and 1810 census - all being described in Washington County.

I have searched a detailed, but modern, topographical map of Washington County (and surrounding areas), and cannot find a Julia's Creek. I am presuming that at some time after 1803 it was renamed. Does anyone have any clues as to where it might have been, and if renamed, what the current name is? Also I have seen a reference to the "old Choctaw line" in 1799 petition, so the line existed before 1799. Does anyone know where it was? Was it the current northern county line of Washington County?

Thank you for any help.

Re: My Family Johnson/Henderson

Blackwoman1958 — 2012-07-25 19:11:45Z

Thank you so very much this has my Family jumping off the pagess at me, you have no clue what this means to me. God Bless you.

Re: My Family Johnson/Henderson

Blackwoman1958 — 2012-07-25 18:43:34Z

Wow thank you so very very much for tha, God Bless you.

Re: My Family Johnson/Henderson

thomasker2 — 2012-07-25 12:56:55Z

1910 -
Name: Milton Johnson
Age in 1910: 45
Birth Year: 1865
Birthplace: Alabama
Home in 1910: Koenton, Washington, Alabama
Race: Black
Gender: Male
Relation to Head of House: Head
[Self (Head)]
Marital Status: Married = 23
Spouse's Name: Mitilda Johnson
Father's Birthplace: Alabama
Mother's Birthplace: Alabama

Milton Johnson 45, ALA - farmer
Mitilda Johnson 40, ALA - 11 children & 8 living
David Johnson 18, ALA
Mattie Johnson 16, ALA
Leona Johnson 15, ALA
John Johnson 13, ALA
Det Johnson 10, ALA
Anner Johnson 9, ALA
Prestein Johnson 7, ALA
Ben Johnson 19, ALA - nephew

ALL family members are black.

Re: My Family Johnson/Henderson

barbdale_1 — 2012-07-25 05:35:08Z

According to the Alabama marriage index at www.familysearch.org, a Milton Johnson married a Matilda Young in Washington County on July 19, 1888

My Family Johnson/Henderson

Blackwoman1958 — 2012-07-25 04:38:12Z

1. MILTON1 JOHNSON was born May 1865 in Alabama1. He married MATILDA Abt. 1889. She was born Feb 1872 in Alabama.

More About MILTON JOHNSON:
Census: 06 Jun 1900, Koenton District, Washington County, Alabama, ED 118. Page 21A, Lines 8-151
Occupation: 06 Jun 1900, Farmer1

Notes for MATILDA:
According to information on the 1900 census, Matilda had given birth to 6 children with 6 still livng.

Marriage Notes for MILTON JOHNSON and MATILDA:
According to information on the 1900 census, Milton and Matilda had been married 11 years.

Children of MILTON JOHNSON and MATILDA are:
i. MILTON2 JOHNSON, b. 27 Dec 1887, Alabama; m. MARY HENDERSON; b. 02 Apr 1905, Spartaanburg, South Carolina; d. 18 Jun 1981, Columbus, Ohio.
ii. DAVID JOHNSON, b. Dec 1891, Alabama.
iii. MATTIE JOHNSON, b. Sep 1893, Alabama.
iv. LEONA JOHNSON, b. Oct 1894, Alabama.
v. JOHN JOHNSON, b. Nov 1895, Alabama.
vi. DEBB JOHNSON, b. Jun 1899, Alabama.
Looking for any Family Members I know I have Family from this group that is alive, and I am looking for you.

Any information would be a great help, thank you so much.

Looking for the parents/siblings of Rhodes Washington Of Midway Alabama

charlene7779311 — 2012-07-25 02:33:35Z

Hi,
My name is Charlene Thompson and I am Looking for the parents or siblings of Rhodes Washington (ggg grandfather).
He was born abt 1817 in NC. He married Amanda Biddens(Bidious)and they moved to Alabama. they had 10 children, Lettie, Augusta, Armstead, Captain, Whit, Mittie, Betty, H. Clay, Thomas and Mary. I'd appreciate any help.

Re: Mable Washam

williamfcraigjr — 2012-07-19 16:30:56Z

Found this information at ancestry.com and thought you would be interested in it,not doubting your information,figure ancestry.com has it wrong.

Alabama Deaths and Burials Index 1881-1974
Name: Maebell Wadsworth
Birth Date: abt 1889
Death Date: 1953
Death Place: Tibbie, Washington, Alabama, United States
Death Age: 64
Gender: Female
Father Name: John Wadsworth
Mother Name: Mary Jones
FHL Film Number: 1908880

Alabama Deaths 1908-59
Name: Mabell Wadsworth
Death Date: 15 Apr 1953
Death County: Washington
Volume: 23
Certificate: 11331
Roll: 6

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Re: Knapp Family

SDeesRoberts — 2012-07-19 02:49:28Z

I just received My Grandfathers death certificate in the mail if anyone is interested in a copy I will be happy to scan and email you a copy.....that is for Joseph Blasinger Everett b.3-08-1908 d.1-22-1980.
Sincerely
Sabrina

Re: Knapp Family

SDeesRoberts — 2012-07-19 02:41:39Z

I am searching the Everett line and would greatly appreciate any help that you might be able to provide....Joseph Blasinger Everett son of Silas Messenger Everett Sr is my grand father.
Sincerely, Sabrina

Re: HERRING & WAITE

mastahpastah — 2012-07-18 23:42:02Z

I'm Brad Campbell. I posted this original note. My email has changed to mastah.pastah@yahoo.com

Francis M. Pringle + Corinna V. Yonge PRINGLE

raysal_1 — 2012-07-15 16:26:17Z

Where are they buried?
I have a handle on Corinna through 1920 when she is living with her daughter in Biloxi, Harrison, MS as a 74 year old widow. I cannot find Frank after the 1900 census - unless he is the same man as "F.M. Pringle" (67) b. FL in 2-Pct, Desota, FL on the 1910 Census??? I thought that they may both be buried in Washington County, AL because of their ties there, but I have not found graves. My interest is in the fact that Corinna is d/o George Christian Craig Yonge b. 29 Jan 1822 Clarke Co., GA George d. 16 Oct 1868 in Washington Co., AL. I am trying to bulid a family group sheet of his children and their spouses.

Thank you,
Sally

Re: Francis M. Pringle + Corinna V. Yonge PRINGLE

raysal_1 — 2012-07-15 16:26:06Z

Thank you, I did - FindAGrave.com has helped me tremendously as it grows.
Appreciatively,
Sally

Re: Francis M. Pringle + Corinna V. Yonge PRINGLE

MartyKarenP — 2012-07-14 20:35:41Z

If you have not found the burials of Francis and Corinna, go to FindAGrave.com. He is buried in Wauchula Cemetery, Hardee County, Florida. She is buried in Biloxi City Cemetery, Harrison County, Mississippi. There is an obituary for her on the memorial page.

Re: Faggard/Allen Marriage

grandpajoe6 — 2012-07-07 17:00:50Z

I am a grandson of Joseph Allen Faggard

Re: Cayten, Caton, Caten, Cayton

jdgilmore — 2012-06-30 15:17:11Z

Hi Kerry,

Unfortunately I have been unable to find out any more about Andrew. Thanks for checking!

Darryl