Adams - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

FLICKS IN RITCHFIELD TWP - ESP ROY FLICK

eddyflick1949 — 2009-11-16 13:33:54Z

I am in need of any information about any Flicks who lived at Ritchfield Twp, especially Roy Flick who was also known as Roy Varble.

Mason/Miller/Pryor/Boyles families

RobinMason56 — 2009-11-16 05:29:42Z

Looking for any information in the early 1900s on these families living in Quincy, Ursa, Lima, Meyer Bottoms. Feel free to email me directly at rmrmason1@gmail.com

Re: Still looking for obit: CATHERINE HICKEY, Quincy, IL 1885

RobinMason56 — 2009-11-16 05:25:30Z

Check the Hickey families in Keokuk, IA. I know there was an Andy Hickey in the 1900s, as my grandfather worked for him. The decendants own Hickey Construction.

Re: Archibald and Phebe Boyles

RobinMason56 — 2009-11-16 05:13:03Z

I would like to know if the Boyles family in Lima and Ursa IL had a relative named Clara Boyles. I have pictures of this family.

Feel free to email me at rmrmason1@gmail.com

Heinrich/Charles/Henry MENKE

lsarett53 — 2009-11-16 03:04:15Z

Chicago Illinois family
1.Heinrich Rudolph MENKE m. Wuebke HILLERS
2.Charles Edward MENKE m. Bertha KLAUR SCHUENEMANN
3.Emma m. BARTSCH 3.Minnie m. GOOD 3. Edna m. ROHDE 3. Charles m. Alice 3. Daniel m. WESTPHAL 3. Myrtle m. HOELLERICH 3. Henry m. BEAUCHAMP

I am Henry's granddaughter. Have lists of names and dates but no contact outside of Henry's family.

Burial place for Henry and Sarah (Grady) Workman

KathleenLeveroni — 2009-11-09 19:40:00Z

According to information received from Pottawattamie Co., Iowa regarding Henry and Sarah's daughter, Sally, both Henry and Sarah Workman died in Adams Co. in May 1863. At that time Henry was 88 years of age and Sarah was 78 years old. They had lived near Lima. Is it possible to find where they might be buried?

Re: Ettleman Family

catherinematters — 2009-11-04 16:50:39Z

Jacob ettleman is my gggfather Daniel wa his son. I am willing to share info. Have you check the Forneys Book of nFive Families? there is lot of info there. Catherine

Re: BASSE, August

mterwelp1890 — 2009-11-04 04:33:38Z

I need to correct the name of the grandson of August Basse Sr. His name was August H Basse not August L. Typing error.

Re: BASSE, August

mterwelp1890 — 2009-11-02 20:44:15Z

Hi, August Basse Sr was my GGG Grandfather and I have been looking for his work. His son August Jr, and grandson August L were all in the same trade. Can you tell when the clock was made or have any information, like a label or something that can be researched. Or a picture of it? Regardless of who made it, I think it is remarkable that it still exists today and still works. I'm glad you wrote about the clock.

Re: Peacock response

johnboehmecpacom — 2009-10-24 17:38:38Z

I read your query of 3 Oct 2000. Don't know if your still arround, or your interest in the Peacock family. My Grandfathers sister, Laura F Boehme, married Millard F Peacock. They are both buried at the Stafford Kansas Cemetery. I just returned from there the end of Sept, 2009.

If this interests you I would love to share info

Re: Erasmus Dyer-Samantha Stone

nowisthe5 — 2009-10-23 22:10:52Z

Linda,
Rhoda and Samuel Stone of Adams County, Illinois, were my great great grandparents. Rhoda's maiden name is a mystery. It does not appear on the Hancock County, IL record of marriage between Mrs. Rhoda Stone and Mr. Enos Thompson on 19 Jan 1843. I don't know anything about her death.
Samuel was the son of James Stone of Hardy County, WV. James was the son of Thomas Stone of Prince William County, Virginia. I am currently investigating the possibility that Samuel Stone and his family settled briefly in the intersecting area of Indiana/Kentucky/Ohio before moving on from Licking County, Ohio to Stone's Prairie in Adams County, IL. Samuel Stone was in Switzerland Co, IN for the 1820 census with children of the correct ages. His children were Enoch b. 1814, Abraham 1818, Mary Ann , Geo Washington b.1831.
My great grandfather, Enoch Peyton Stone, married Emily Burk, b. Indiana or KY. We know little of Emily's father. Their youngest son, Samuel Thomas Stone, was my grandfather. He appears in the 1860 Pontoosuc census at age 5 in the household of E.P.Stone.
This was in The Quincy Daily Herald, Apr 14, 1877, p.3
"AN OLD SETTLER Mr. E. Stone, of this vicinity, says the Carthage Republican, is one of the oldest living settlers of this part of the State. Mr. Stone came with his parents from Indiana to Adams county in 1822. The family settled in what was afterwards called Stone's Prairie, named after Rev. Samuel Stone, the father of our townsman. Their nearest neighbor was ten miles distant. Their only companions for a year or two were the Indians and wolves. There were no roads in any direction, and no signs of civilization between Mr. Stone's cabin and the Mississippi bluffs where, the following year, Quincy was laid out."
Thank you for any information about Rhoda.
Beth

Marshall obit look-ups

SusanDavis1976 — 2009-10-21 21:22:38Z

I searching for data on Wernie Albert Marshall and his wife, LiLia Catherine Rueter Marshall (1895-1983)of Payson, IL. Thanks in advance!
Susan

Re: Louis Arthur Goochey

Rich6805 — 2009-10-18 00:46:12Z

I have information on a Louis Authur Goochey born 25 Feb 1884 in Ponca, NE and died 12 Mar 1976 in Burwell NE. His parents were Louis Hiram Goochey (1856-1916), and Clemencle Ann Botts (1861-1916). If this looks like your relatives let me know because I have a lot of info on the Goochey's.

Need Obit help: for JAMES MCNUTT, Quincy papers, but not online

S_Stemont — 2009-10-09 17:44:31Z

HELP! I'm looking for an obit for James McNutt, died in Hannibal Missouri, Sept 11, 1880 (therer's a burial there under that name for that date, but another source says Sept 10, 1882.) His daughter (Catherine Hickey)resided in Quincy, IL until 1885.

Hannibal papers for those dates are rare as hen's teeth.

An online search of Quincy newspapers (Quincy Public Library) turns up nothing.

I'd be grateful for any help or suggestions. Thanks!

Still looking for obit: CATHERINE HICKEY, Quincy, IL 1885

S_Stemont — 2009-10-09 17:35:38Z

Years go by and I'm still searching for an obit or church record (anything that might name family members) for Catherine Hickey (nee McNutt) died in Quincy Oct 23rd (or less likely 29th) 1885. She was wife of James S Hickey.

She's buried in Quincy, and all evidence suggests she died there, but there's no county death record, and a word search of online Quincy papers (Quincy Library) turns up nothing. (Scattered hits refering to a death of Mrs Hickey are for the wife of a Thomas Hickey.)

Any help or suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks!

UPDATE: for deaths in Adams Co, HICKEY family

S_Stemont — 2009-10-09 17:00:47Z

I've since found obits for: James Y (death date May 3 1899, died in St Louis and bured there); James S (death date correct, died in St Louis, buried in Quincy)and William,(death date correct, died and buried in Quincy, tho he'd be living in St Louis for the previous 3 yrs).

I am still looking for Catherine's obit.
tHANKS!

David Fredricks

maggimay74 — 2009-10-08 15:56:21Z

I am trying to find my half brother...i have little details but hopefully someone out there can tell me something.
his name is David Fredericks or Fredricks not sure of the spelling,he was born in 1947 and his mothers name was Barbara Little but everyone called her Bobbie,she married my dad,Wellington Nunn in 1945 in Fort Erie Ontario,they were divorced shortly after David was born and the man she after married adopted David and game him his last name.My family lost contact with her and David in 1973 when my grandmother passed away.Please if anyone knows anything let me know,id really like to meet my brother.thankyou in advance.
Maggi

Evelyn Ruth Bredeweg

averyriver27 — 2009-10-07 14:13:38Z

I am looking for the family of Evelyn Ruth Bredeweg. This was my wifes Grandmother. Evelyn spent her life in Indianapolis, Indiana and in Holland and Owosso, Michigan. She was adopted as a baby. I believe her fathers name was Frank. Frank and his wife had another daughter that they kept, their other daughter was a Catholic and I believe she lived in Michigan during some of her life. Not much to go on right now, but we will obtain more info from other family soon. I do know that Evelyn's adopted mother lost her leg in her lifetime and had also adopted a younger boy. Evelyn left her adopted Mom after much abuse when she was 15 and lived in Indianapolis and Michigan raising 8 children.

Re: BASSE, August

LAHEATH — 2009-09-22 00:46:42Z

I notice your last name is Terwelp, are you from Qcy?

Your info will be great to add to my folder on him. August Basse, the son, wasn't a very good man. He married my g-aunt in 1890, then by 1910 was married to another woman (I think). I found all kinds of news clippings about him with all kinds of legal problems. He moved to Colorado and opened a jewelry store, but that didn't last long and he was chased back to Qcy by the Denver police. My aunt remarried after they divorced? Evidently his brother really took over the jewelry bs in Qcy after their dad died.
You can contact me at lois_heath@yahoo.com

Re: BASSE, August

LAHEATH — 2009-09-21 20:00:54Z

I believe that Augusta had a brother, August, born 1840 in Germany. His oldest son, August H. was briefly married to my great aunt, Bidelia Tully. They moved to Denver abt 1900 and she remarried after that. Do you know anything more about this family?
Lois

Re: James Edward Curliss

sjurado — 2009-09-04 18:52:33Z

I have a James Curless married to Rhoda Neece. His parents were Samuel Curless and Flora Hughes.

I also have a James Curless whose parents were Abiah Curless and Ann Hill

Re: Curliss/Curtis

sjurado — 2009-09-04 18:45:44Z

Hannah Curless and Thomas Hughes are my GGGrandparents. They are buried in Fairview Cemetery

Re: elizabeth humphrey

sjurado — 2009-09-04 18:36:52Z

Have you found anything new on the Humphrey family?

Re: looking for picture of "old" adams elementary school, Quincy, IL

nonymac — 2009-09-03 17:02:59Z

Mom said it was Adams Elementary School. It was on Jefferson St. She also said it was an old red brick 2 story building. Mom wanted to know what your Grandmothers name was at that time and if she went to school there and if so what years. Appreciate your help.

Re: Sunset Cemetery, Quincy Adams County, IL Moritz Heyte

LNaderhoff6317 — 2009-10-03 00:06:48Z

For some reason, this caught my eye. I've looked thru the cemetery books for Adams Co. and for Woodland Cem., with no luck. After looking at IRAD, I found that Moritz HEYTE had a connection with Macoupin Co. (where my family is from). Try this link and type in his name; it should give you access to info from Soldier's Home. Moritz had a son in Brighton, Macoupin Co. at the time of his death. Possibly he was returned to Macoupin for burial. The print on the records is tiny, so I couldn't read it very well. Good luck.
http://www.macoupinctygenealogy.org/

Re: William Lee SPARKS and Elizabeth ELWOOD Adams County, IL

CBONSER — 2009-09-09 01:37:17Z

My connection to the Sparks family in Adams County is Aquilla Sparks who was my GGrandmother's second husband (my Ggrandfather, Lindorff Butts died in the Civil War). She was Mary Jane Akers Butts, and she and Aquilla were married 7-4-1865 and had three children together - Henry, Laura (who married Charles Schultz) and Thomas. I'm interesting in discovering Aquilla's ancestors, and if anything looks familiar I'd sure appreciate your information.

Re: HOWSER, Edward Walter

ERumler4410 — 2009-09-07 22:01:33Z

I later found that the Nellie Gibson m. Henry Reid is not Nellie Howser Gibson. Gibson was Nellie's maiden name, she was a daughter of James Gibson.

ancestors

sharonborken — 2009-08-27 02:36:18Z

looking in particular borken , barcan , borkin , bar cohen

Re: Leeper ancestors

lyellwebb — 2009-10-05 03:35:08Z

Hi> My GGrandfather was Samuel C WEBB. HIs Father was William Leeper Webb. David Webb was my GGGrandfather. He Married Ruama Leeper, who had a son named William Leeper. William took the name of Webb but on the Ancestor Chart his name appeared as William Leeper Webb,to insure that generations would know we were related to the Leeper family. My Brother had a DNA test done to see where we came from and the results indicated we were from Ireland and had no trace of Indian. I rather liked the idea that I was part Indian and still claim to be. Lyell

Re: Leeper ancestors

@@lyellwebb@hotmail.com — 2009-10-05 23:49:35Z

I don't know how the Blanche Sellman picture got on our Message Board but she is NOT related to the Leepers.

Re: Leeper ancestors

bwebbman — 2009-10-05 19:40:37Z

This picture is one of Lionel and Blanche Sellman.

Re: BASSE, August

mterwelp1890 — 2009-09-22 00:08:10Z

Hi Lois, yes Augusta had a brother, August born 1840 in Germany. I will do some digging for exact sources for you but briefly can tell you some things, my record are not where I am at the moment. August Sr., Wife Lizetta, August Jr., and Augusta came to America June 1855. They first went to Philadelphia (?, I will get the details) then traveled to and settled in Quincy Illinois. In 1856 August Sr. started a jewelry business with brother-in-law Henry Huelsmann. The business lasted many years. First August died, then Henry, then Lizette. Son August, born 1840 took over the business, and after he died it went to I forgot who, will check it out for you. William August Basse Sr. and Lizette, my GGG grandparents are in my father's mother's line. I have a family tree, the Huelsmann family tree that was handed down thru Grandma's family that I got after Grandma died. It traces the family back to 1698 in Germany. Unfortunately it ended when Grandma died as I didn't know about the cousins and second cousins it lists. It is interesting. One man in the family was guard to the Prince of Armenia. And one lady was listed as having no children. I felt sorry for her because the people for generations before and after her had a habit of populating the area. My 7G Grandfather had a wife who gave him 12 children, she died, then he married another lady and she had about that many. My 6G Grandfather came from the 2nd wife, and he did the same thing. Seems strange doesn't it. But that was what they did. So when I read about that lady without children I felt sorry for her, and thought, that's me too. I will get some specific information for you, and get it to you. It's great to hear from you.

Re: BASSE, August

mterwelp1890 — 2009-09-19 01:21:59Z

William August Basse is my GGG Grandfather, his daughter Augusta Basse Sellner my GG Grandmother.

Jansens in Quincy

sblesi01 — 2009-08-29 17:17:30Z

Hello,

My great-great-uncle, William Busch, stayed in Quincy when he first came to the U.S. and lived for some time with a relative of his named Jansen, who, prior to the Civil War, had been mayor of Quincy. Do you know who this Jansen may have been? Or how he is connected to William Busch or the Bertram family? Thanks.
Glen Blesi

Jansens in Quincy

sblesi01 — 2009-08-30 20:51:10Z

I have read about this Frederick Jansen, and did not know that he was an alderman. It could be the same one I have as a mayor. I will check his dates and see if they fit. Thanks.
Glen Blesi

Re: Sunset Cemetery, Quincy Adams County, IL Moritz Heyte

jalusimpson — 2009-10-03 20:59:03Z

Illinois Statewide Death Index, 1916–1950

Last Name First Name Middle Name Sex/Race Age Cert # Death Date County City Date Filed

HEYTE MORITZ M/W UNK 0010077 1925-03-13 ADAMS RIVERSIDE TWP 25-03-18

See below for info on ordering the certificate. It should tell you where he is buried.
http://www.cyberdriveillinois.com/departments/archives/datab...

Re: CORBRIDGE, Maurice H.

reedracing05 — 2009-09-15 20:09:31Z

by the way my email is reedracing05@yahoo.com

Re: CORBRIDGE, Maurice H.

reedracing05 — 2009-09-15 20:06:03Z

I dont have any info on her side of the family, when my father and mother died my brother took all the photo albums, and family history stuff. I would like to know who this is?

Re: William Lee SPARKS and Elizabeth ELWOOD Adams County, IL

cowchic20012001 — 2009-09-01 20:43:57Z

hi colin...in regard to the parentage of susanna elizabeth kerns, i am avidly interested in finding out more and am checking on a couple of possibilities

in regard to william leander sparks...he came to adams illinos in 1853; spent three years in the union army during the civil war

1m was to Elizabeth Shook (b TN)--probably arond 1848-1850 who died two years following the birth of their first child Lucinda Catherine Sparks (b1850). Lucinda married Robert Dale Owen Matthews on 04 Jan 1871 in Augusta, Hancock, Illinois.

2m was to elizabeth elwood (daughter of Thomas Elwood and Susanna Kerns)...on 30 July 1855 in Hannibal, Marion, Missouri...william was born 06 oct 1832 in logan county, ohio and died 08 June 1900 in Kingston, Adams, Illinois.

william and elizabeth elwood had 8 children;
1-James William Sparks 14 jan 1858 adams, il, m mary ann daugherty 04 june 1884 hancock, il and died 27 may 1942 in augusta, hancock, illinois (had two children that i know of so far)

2- Susanna A. "annie" sparks b 30 aug 1859 adams, il, m1 to jonathan edmond trimble; m2 to george griffitts 31 jan 1899 in hancock, il she died 15 april 1934 in quincy, adams, illinois

3- Thomas J sparks b 05 sept 1862 adams, illinois and died at almost 5 years of age on 16 dec 1867 adams, illinois

4- John Henry sparks b 14 mar 1868 adams, illinois and m 12 mar 1891 to nelia mcvay in adams, illinois. John was murdered and died 16 june 1912

5- P Belle b 04 feb 1871 adams, illinois and m preston gallaher. belle died 11 feb 1951

6-George F sparks b 26 may 1874 adams, illinois, died 02 may 1875 adams, illinois

7- Nettie A sparks b 20 june 1878 adams illinios and died 07 feb 1899 adams illinois

8- Franklin Ray sparks b 16 april 1883 adams ilinois and died 22 july 1950

i am still gathering info on this family but theres some of it!

Obit Lookup - Docia CRITCHFIELD

RayConsidine — 2009-10-02 10:40:21Z

Would anyone be able to look up the Quincy obit for Docia CRITCHFIELD d. March 24, 1923

Thanks Much

Re: Harris B. Adams

ellenkeck1 — 2009-08-31 04:25:29Z

Harris B. Adams is my grandfather and ogretta is my grandmother. My father was Edward Kropp Adams.He had a brother John and was married to Elizabeth M. Mynaugh they had 4 children.

Re: CRANK:

Mrobertson128 — 2009-09-16 04:05:11Z

Jesse Crank, 1805 - 1880
Jesse Crank 1805 - 1880

Jesse Crank, son of Thomas II and Mary Carpenter Crank was born on November 5, 1805 in Knox County, Tennessee and died on February 3, 1880 in the Mendon Township area of Adams County, Illinois. He was married to Elizabeth George about 1828 in Tennessee, she was a sister to the wife of his twin brother James Crank. He and she are buried in the Franklin Cemetery, located to the Northwest of the town of Mendon, Adams County, Illinois.

At the enumeration of the 1860 census page #477, for Mendon Township, Adams County, Illinois, the family of Jesse, age 55, born in Tennessee and Elizabeth George Crank, age 48, born in Tennessee, were living next to the family of Jacob and Sarah E. (Crank?) Meltabarger, the parents of Sarah Eva Meltabarger, who later became the wife of James William Mayfield, the eldest son of Uriah and Mary Jane Grimes Mayfield, parents to my maternal great-grandparents, Henry Crittenden and Amanda Margaret Wade Mayfield.

sources:

Tennessee:

1829, Knox County, Tennessee Marriage Records, 1792-1900, p.244:

Marriages from Early Tennessee Newspapers 1794-1851, p.107: from "The National Banner and Nashville Whig", issue 21 Feb 1829:

"Mr. Jesse Crank married in Knox County to Miss Elizabeth George".

Tennessee Bible Records & Marriage Bonds, p.390: 30 Jan 1829, Jesse Crank to Elizabeth George.

Tennessee Marriage Records and Bonds 1783-1870, p.309:

"Jesse Crank to Elizabeth George, license issued, 30 Jan 1829. Bondsman. Stephen George. Married by John Bayless, Justice of the Peace, 5 Feb 1829. Witness, William Swan, Knox County, Tennessee".

Tennessee Census Enumerations:

1830 census Tennessee, Knox County, p. 371, line 8:

Jesse Crank, 00001 1001, total 3 persons.

Males: 1 wm 20-30 (b.1800-10)

Females: 1 wf under 5 (b.1825-30).1 wf 15-20 (b.1810-15),

p.372,line 5: household of Thomas Crank, b. 1760-70, (20 households away).

James Crank in Adams County, Illinois, 1829 and after.

1832 Tax List Knox County, Tennessee, No township listed: Jesse Crank.

Illinois Census Enumerations:

1840 census Illinois, Adams County, Quincy District, p.36: Household of Jesse Cranks, 100001 11101

Males: 1 wm under 5 (b.1835-40), 1 wm 30-40 (b.1800-1810).

Females: 1 wf under 5 (b.1835-40), 1 wf 5--10 (b.1830-35), 1 wf 10-15 (b.1825-30), 1 wf 20-30 (b.1810-20),

1850 census Adams County, Illinois., Ursa Township., p.305-6: Jesse Crank, 45, farmer, land @ $2,000, b. Tennessee.; Elizabeth, 39, b. Tennessee; family as above.

1855 Census, Mendon Township, Adams County, Illinois:

Jesse Crank,
Males: Under 10=2, 10-20=2, 40-50=1 ... Females: Under 10=1, 10-20=1, 40-50=1.

Thomas Crank,
Males: Under 10=1, 20-30=1 ... Females: 20-30=1

Nancy Crank,
Males; 10-20=3, 20-30=1 ... Females: Under 10=1, 10-20=1, 40-50=1

1860 census Illinois, Adams County, Mendon Township, p.477:

Household #3518, f.3646, Jessie Crank, age 55, farmer, land @ $3,200, p.prop.@ $700, b. Tennessee.; Wife, Elizabeth, age 48, b. Tennessee; family as above.

1872; Index of Names, Atlas Map of Adams County, Illinois:

Jesse Crank, sect. 26, 2N8W, Mendon, p.124-5 (p.37).

Misc Notes:

Arkansas Family Historian, Vol. XVI:1, p.116: R. D. Crank inquiry:

Charles Crank and family, Knoxville, Tennessee early 1800's. Sons James & Jesse, twins. Charles Crank from North Carolina, James, Jesse and Nelson Crank, moved to Adams County, Illinois, ca.1830.

Papers of Nellie Mae Crank, Kansas City, Missouri, gives birthdate as 11 Nov 1806, date of death, 3 Feb 1880.
** Note: Cemetery Records say, b. November 5, 1805, d. February 3, 1880.

Papers of Richard L. Crank, Monck's Corner, South Carolina, names three daughters of Jesse Crank as Mary Jane, Susan and Elizabeth.
**Note: Elizabeth was possibly the oldest daughter, born 1825-30 in Tennessee. Cemetery Records say, b. March 9, 1829, d. March 25, 1896.

Re: BASSE, August

bare133 — 2009-10-05 18:14:11Z

I have a desk clock with A. Basse, jeweler, Quincy, Ill. on the face. It still works.

Re: Sunset Cemetery, Quincy Adams County, IL Moritz Heyte

dvdsauerwein — 2009-10-05 13:27:52Z

Thanks. Will do.
I also ordered the death cert. to see if that has any tips. Some apparently have burial info.

I appreciate you looking through the books on my behalf.
DAS

Sunset Cemetery, Quincy Adams County, IL Moritz Heyte

dvdsauerwein — 2009-10-01 15:04:02Z

I'm looking for the burial site and hopefully a photo of the final resting place for Moritz Heyte. His military records says he died at the soldiers and sailors home in Quincy so I'm guessing he buried at Sunset.

If I found an Obit, all the better.

b. April 16 1842
d. March 13, 1925
Veteran of the Civil War.
Can anyone help?

Re: Leeper ancestors

rdwlfswmn — 2009-10-05 22:10:51Z

I don't know who this Blanche Sellman is. Any relation to the Leepers of NJ?

Stansbury/Stanberry/Richfield

allez2008 — 2009-09-24 22:27:11Z

Looking for information on Stansbury's that were in Adams County in the mid 1800's. I am trying to establish relationship between those Stansbury's and William Henry Stansbury who who married there and is listed in the 1850 census (Richfield)in which it states that he owned land.

Re: Looking for burial site for George BAUGHMAN and Sarah KREIS

charla1971 — 2009-08-27 15:08:07Z

Glad could be of help. You're Welcome.

Re: Jansens in Quincy

rilkepoet — 2009-08-30 03:58:50Z

My great-great grandfather worked for a Frederick Jansen, who ran a furniture factory and was once alderman of Quincy. I don't know if that's the same Jansen you have in mind.

You might want to check this:

http://www.archive.org/stream/historyofquincyi00redm/history...

Jose Reyes

Henry Morris and wife Velma

nojoy45 — 2009-09-29 21:31:22Z

I am looking for Henry E. Morris who at one time was married to my aunt Velma Fisher Preston. I know they were together in the late 50"s and longer. I believe they divorced sometime. I would love to find some information on my aunt Velma. I would like their marriage date and divorce date.Also I think she married again. Any help would be so appreciated.