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Karen Felumlee Ailes 1957-2009 b. Newark, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2009-07-12 12:50:26Z

BOZEMAN, MT: Karen Ailes, age 52, of Bozeman, Montana, passed away Saturday, May 16, 2009 at the Bozeman Deaconess Hospital from complications of Multiple Sclerosis that she battled many years.

Karen was born in Newark, Licking county, Ohio March 29, 1957 to Richard "Pete" and Kathryn (Camp) Felumlee, formerly of Granville, Ohio.
She was a 1975 graduate of Granville High School where she was a member of the National Honor Society and homecoming court. During her school years, Karen was also a girl scout, basketball player and a cheerleader.

Karen was an employee of the former, Spring Valley Pool and Taylor's Drug Store. She also worked for The James Store and did some modeling.

She graduated from Miami University of Ohio in 1979 and worked at the Kroger Store in Oxford, Ohio.

Karen married her high school sweetheart, Todd Ailes on September 26, 1981. They built their dream home just outside of Bozeman, Montana surrounded by mountains and nature. She loved flowers, skiing, hiking, her family and friends.

She always had a beautiful smile for everyone.

Karen was a very good cook, homemaker, and seamstress who enjoyed decorating. Karen was an avid Cleveland Indians fan and faithfully followed her son's baseball career.

Karen worked with her husband in their landscaping business as the bookkeeper, often helping with the mowing, trimming and flower planting. She also worked as manager of the Backus and Rocky Mountain Pasta Company restaurants, in Bozeman.

She is survived by her loving husband of 27 years, Todd Ailes; their sons, Kyle and Keith; in addition to her parents, she is also survived by a brother and sister-in-law, Randy and Lisa Felumlee, of Madison Township; and their three boys, Rader, Ramen and Rylan; her nieces, Nikki Felumlee, of Kent, Ohio, and Jackie (Felumlee) Hudgens and husband Josh of North Olmstead, Ohio; and their son, Jacob Ross; her mother-in-law, Corinne Ailes; and sister-in-law, Linda Ailes of Granville, Ohio; her father-in-law and his wife, Herbert and Barbara Ailes, of Kiawah Island, SC; aunts, uncles and many cousins.

Karen was preceded in death by her two brothers, Ross (1993) and Ron (1975); maternal grandparents, Frank and Susan (Showman) Camp of River Road in Granville; Paternal grandmother and step grandfather, Donald and Louise (Ressler) Felumlee-Chilcote of Morse Road, Alexandria; and grandfather, Verne Felumlee of St. Louisville, Ohio; four aunts; two uncles; and her "white dog", Seka.

A celebration of Karen's life will be held outdoors at the Bridger Bowl Ski Resort (her husband's place of employment) on Wednesday, May 27, 2009 in Bozeman, MT.

A memorial service will be held July 18, 2009 at 2:00 p.m. at the church Karen attended while growing up, Centenary Methodist Church in Granville.

Those who wish may contribute to the Karen L. (Felumlee) Ailes Memoriam: National MS Society, 1629 Avenue D, Suite 2-C, Billings, MT, 59102 and/or Karen Ailes Memorial Fund to Sterling Savings Bank, 5 W. Mendenhall St., Bozeman, MT, 59715.

AILES FAMILY - IOWA

anitaelaine1 — 2009-01-20 09:16:24Z

Hi
I am trying to locate the Ailes family that is connected to the Roth family that was here in Iowa.

Helen Roth married an "Ailes", they had 2 children that we know of.

Any help or connection would be great!

Thanks

Re: Thomas Wesley Ailes, died in 1819-found information

BillAiles — 2008-12-27 21:34:47Z

I am a direct descendant of the Ailes/Underwood line.Stephen Ailes son Stephen moved from the ancestral home near Philadelphia into what is now West Virginia. Many of that line settled in PA in Washington Country. There is a branch of the Ailes in eastern Ohio which we have not been able to connect to any other branch . I hope this is helpful, let me know if can help.
William B. Ailes

Re: Thomas Wesley Ailes, died in 1819

e7mack96 — 2008-12-25 07:56:38Z

Hello everyone, I wanted to let you know that I have moved to Gainesville, FL as of June 2008 and I did bring Thomas' tombstone with me.

Tony

William Underwood Ailes--What's the truth?

eisenbahn — 2008-10-19 14:51:05Z

Seen a lot of web pages and e-mail traffic indicating William Underwood Ailes (and his father William) were born in the U.S.(PA.) Has anyone out there have actual facts to this? IAW "Portrait and Biographical Record of Auglaize, Logan and Shelby Counties Ohio....William Underwood Ailes, in company with two brothers, emigrated to this country from Wales prior to the Revolutionary War. They operated a tannery on Long Island, where the city of Brooklyn now stands, and after its destruction by the British, [they] moved to New Jersey. There [Moses Hoffman Ailes] was born in 1792..."

Anybody got any factual data contradicting this book? If not, then a lot of people have incorrect data floating out there!

Ailes,Ayles,Ales,Ale

StephanieWright34 — 2008-07-31 23:38:16Z

I am looking for information on Isaac Ailes who was Married to Dolly Medley Ailes on Dec. 6 1820 in Halifax VA they had children by the names of Nancy, James, John Rebecca and Margaret
I am trying to gather all information on Isaac who his father and mother were and where they were from he is no longer in the Census as of 1870 If anyone can help thanks

Re: Amos and Stephen Ailes - Washington County, PA

BillAiles — 2008-05-28 03:11:36Z

Sorry to be so long, but I still would like a scaN OF THE document. My e-mail is bvailes1@earthlink.net. Most errors are in not recognizing the "1' IS A numerial 1 not an l.
Thanks again, I look forward to receiving this.
Bill Ailes

Re: AILES, AILLS, AILS researchers, PLEASE READ

StephanieWright34 — 2005-11-08 14:37:33Z

I am currently trying to locate family members and ancestry information on my Ailes family. Isaac and Dorothy (Medely)Ailes. Isaac I think was born in VA or MD abt 1790-1795 and Dorothy his wife was born abt 1795-1799 her father was William Medely I think I have no information on Isaac, have been trying to link him and cant. They lived in Mecklenburg County Va he was off the seen as of 1870 and they spelled the names: Ailes(marriage in Halifax Dec. 6. 1820),Ayles,Ales,Ale. Children were John, James ,Rebecca, Nancy? and we believe one more born abt 1822 If anyone can help thanks.

Re: Phyllis V. Ailes, 88, daughter of the late Dwight Lyman and Ethel M. Work Varner.

BillAiles — 2007-11-13 18:05:15Z

WOW!! Glad to read this. Phylis was my Aunt and since moving to Washington state I have lost track of that part of our family. My father "Jock" Ailes was Freer's older brother.
I would really like to hear from, my cousins, Donald and Linda. Since I am doing geneological research and make connections again, it would be good to be in touch.

William B. Ailes
11820 N. Howard Ct.
Spokane, WA 99218
bvailes1@earthlink.net

Re: Phyllis V. Ailes, 88, daughter of the late Dwight Lyman and Ethel M. Work Varner.

BillAiles — 2007-11-13 18:05:10Z

Phyllis V. Ailes, 88, daughter of the late Dwight Lyman and Ethel M. Work Varner.

Irishlovey_1 — 2007-11-12 02:13:12Z

Phyllis V. Ailes Enjoyed spending time with family Phyllis V. Ailes, 88, of 1261 Freeport Rd., North East, Pa. went to be with her Lord Jesus on Thursday, November 8, 2007 at Hamot Medical Center. She was born on April 5, 1919 in Richardsville, Pa. a daughter of the late Dwight Lyman and Ethel M. Work Varner. Prior to her retirement, she worked in the loan department of the National Bank of North East for many years. Phyllis was an avid Bridge player and enjoyed spending time with her family. Preceded in death by her husband, Burr Freer (Doc) Ailes in 1979. Survivors include one son, Donald John Ailes and his wife Carol of Corry, Pa., one daughter, Dr. Lee Bowers of Vilanova, Pa. and one sister, Frances V. Whittenhall of Horseheads, N.Y. Also survived by three grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Friends are invited to attend a memorial service at the W. Tad Bowers Funeral Home, 92 S. Lake St., North East, Pa. on Monday at 10 A.M. with her son, Donald John Ailes officiating. Interment will be in Richardsville Cemetery. Memorials may be made to McCord Memorial Library, 32 W. Main St., North East, Pa. or the North East Community Food Pantry, 30 Bothel St., North East, PA 16428.

Re: Aills/Ailes of Lewis County, Kentucky

tarneys — 2007-10-08 00:33:03Z

I made an error in my e-mail address:
It is:
mtss915@sbcglobal.net

Aills/Ailes of Lewis County, Kentucky

tarneys — 2007-10-07 18:50:55Z

Aills descendant/researcher, Nance Shaw, made a trip to Kentucky this summer and obtained copies of many records regarding the Aills of Lewis County. Amongst other things, she got a copy of an 1813 gift deed from Ann Shackleford to her grandson John Aills. Also, a complete copy of the 1819-1822 lawsuit of Richard Aills, et al vs. John Aills and Samuel Cummings.

Nance provided me with copies of many of the records she obtained, and I transcribed or abstracted what she sent me, including complete transcripts of the Ann Shackleford gift deed and the 1819-1822 lawsuit.

The lawsuit was abstracted and posted online years ago, but that abstract, dated as 1822, was incomplete and left out Zachariah/Zaccheus Aills who was also named in the lawsuit as one of the children of Molly Shackleford and William Aills. The full transcript is most interesting and really tells the whole story.

If any one wants a copy of the the transcripts, or other information, e-mail either Nance Shaw or myself.

Tarney Smith
mtss915@sbcglobal

Nance Shaw
nance7@earthlink.net

Re: AILES, AILLS, AILS researchers, PLEASE READ

betrdaz11 — 2007-07-08 19:49:36Z

You can check LDS.org. My sister is a morman & there is a wealth of info on this site, she has done extensive research & this site is available to anyone. She has also suggested dogpile.com. I have mounds of paperwork, my maiden name is Aills. My sister Joyce has located documents back to the 1200's even further back I believe. Walker, William, Jacob Wesley Aills & Shackleford connections. My brother is Jacob Aills & another sister Vina Faye, I'm Betty. I still have not gotten through all the documents she has passed on to me.

Wm., Sarisa, Frank, Jesse, AILES of Hocking County, Ohio

Joyceailes — 2007-01-23 13:04:40Z

In 1880 Census, Hocking county, Ohio, there is a William Ailes, age 17 enumerated with Jesse Deen, Farmer. By 1900 there is Saviss Ailes (female, I believe her name should be Sarisa), she is 35 and widowed. Her 2 sons, Frank age 13 and Jesse age 11 are with her, and they are still in Hocking County, Starr Township, Ohio. I believe Sarisa was the widow of William Ailes. By the 1910 Census, Frank AILS is 23 and in Franklin County, Ohio (Columbus), and by 1920, Frank ALLE is 35 and married to Laura, 4 children Alma, James, Claudia and Frankie, and they are still in Franklin County, Ohio.
If anyone is researching this line, please post a reply here, or write to me personally at Joyceschatz@aol.com

Re: Amos and Stephen Ailes - Washington County, PA

BillAiles — 2006-12-07 16:53:17Z

Sorry to be so late in replying as traveland illness has interferred. My e-mail is bvailes1@earthlink.net. If I can figure out how to change it on this buletin board I will.
Thanks in advance for a copy of the document.
Bill Ailes

Ailes origin

noresponding — 2006-11-07 01:18:48Z

The Ailes name is of French origin. I'm also trying to research the ancestry of my family (Ailes).

Martha Jane Carrick of PA.

hitchheick — 2006-08-08 04:53:54Z

William E. Ailes, son of William and Elizabeth (Black) Ailes, was born in Lancaster County, Penn., December 8, 1840, and was married, December 11, 1867, to Martha Jane Carrick, daughter of Alexander Carrick, of Philadelphia, and has had born to him nine children: Alexander C., William B., Robert E., George M., Elizabeth H., Joseph H., Charles M., Franklin A. and Edwin H. In the fall of 1869 Mr. Ailes came to York County and purchased the “Gordon property,” a farm of 172 acres, and since that time he has been engaged in agricultural pursuits. He served with the Twelfth Pennsylvania Regiment, “Emergency” men, and participated in the battle of Antietam, and was drafted afterward in the One Hundred and Sixty-sixth Pennsylvania, and served one year, mostly at Suffolk, Va. He is a member of Corporal Baer Post 277, G.A.R., and also a Master Mason.

Taken from the book, “History of York County, Illustrated 1886” by John Gibson, Historical Editor

Re: AILES, AILLS, AILS researchers, PLEASE READ

2006-01-19 01:52:32Z

In reading the messages I have seen written to and from you, I don't see a connection between the families you are after and mine, but you never know. My Grandfathers family was from Virginia, then Johnstown PA areas. Robert Baines and Robert Donald Ailes were as far back as I know of.

Re: Amos and Stephen Ailes - Washington County, PA

2006-01-10 01:02:37Z

Please send me an email so I have your email address. I tried to send an email to the one on file with Ancestry.com, and it didn't go through.

Re: Amos and Stephen Ailes - Washington County, PA

2006-01-09 14:15:13Z

This sounds like part of my family. The dates are right. If so Stephen is the father and Amos the son.
If you could scan the deed and email me a copy I would appreciate it. Or if you could point me to where you got acopy of the deed I would appreciate that.
Thank you

Re: James L. Ailes/Ales died 1916 Ohio

2005-05-15 17:01:41Z

Hi Joyce,
If you haven't had a personal answer to this post, maybe I can help. I think you may have papers on James Lewis Aills who was born in Lewis Co., KY and died in 1917 in Columbus, Ohio. That's the only date of death I have for him.
Could you possibly scan the documents and send them to me at San66Zen@aol.com? There may be information that would help the members of the Aills list.
Thanks, Sandra

Re: Thomas Wesley Ailes, died in 1819

2005-04-16 16:53:09Z

Hi Tony,
I have never been able to break down the brick wall on my James Wesley Aills. There is now an Aills/Ailes mail list on Rootsweb. I'm going to ask on the list if anyone has any data that could possibly lead to more information on the child whose tombstone you have. We have several members who research the Ohio Ailes/Aills and they might have some ideas.
Please let me know if you find something and thanks for asking again. You might want to post a query on the Aills message board too.
Sandra

James L. Ailes/Ales died 1916 Ohio

2005-04-01 01:53:18Z

I have some Probate records (Guardian) from Athens County, Ohio for James L. Ales/Ailes, dated December 1915. He died in 1917. I believe he served in the Civil War, 10th Kentucky Cavalry, Company H. I am researching Ailes in Athens County, but dont' believe this guy belongs to me. Or if he does, I would like to make the connection. If you believe this James L. Ales is yours, please let me know, I will be happy to send these probate papers to you.
Joyce Ailes Schatz
Joyceschatz@aol.com

Dr. Ailes- Akron, OH

2004-04-21 03:04:25Z

I am researching my grandmother's family. She had a sister Mary FRASIK b. Mar1881 d. 1938 who married Dr. Melville D. Ailes. He was a physician in Akron, OH. Please contact me if you are related. Many thanks- Mary

Re: Martha J. Ailes 1926 Obituary Delta,York County,PA

dmbanda — 2005-05-04 20:02:41Z

Nicole
In which newspaper, did you find this obit. I'm not following this family either - one of her sons married into our extended family. I read Martha's obit in the Delta Herald and Times and it was different from the one you posted. I'm interested to learn of another newspaper that covers this area that I should be checking.
Thanks
Diane

Re: Ailes in Musk & Athens Co. Ohio

agrucza441 — 2004-04-10 23:25:12Z

Believe the second son is Elijah Ailes born 16 February 1784, who married first Margaret McGee 7 December 1804 in Pennsylvania and had the following children: Susan (m. James Dougherty), Stephen, Elizabeth, Margaret, Hannah (m. Thomas Dunn), Sarah Ann (aka Sally m. Henry Gilbert) and George Washington.
Second marriage to Mary Kay 5 September 1822 also in Pennsylvania and had the following children: Isaac (m. Jane Henderson), John Cuthbertson (m. Eliza Jones), Elijah and David.
Elijah died in Perry Township, Muskingum County, Ohio 9 November 1838.
A few of the children (including my ancestor Sarah Ailes Gilbert and all 4 from the second marriage) settled in Mercer County, Illinois.

Re: Thomas Wesley Ailes, died in 1819

e7mack96 — 2005-04-16 16:05:18Z

Sandra, have you had any more luck on your Ailes search. I have not been able to get very far here. I am going to make it a priority to go to the Cincinnati Historical society and research this there. Someone must know what to do with little Thomas' tombstone (he was only 2)

William E. Ailes of York County, PA

hitchheick — 2005-04-16 08:59:54Z

William E. Ailes

William E. Ailes, son of William and Elizabeth (Black) Ailes, was born in Lancaster County, Penn., December 8, 1840, and was married, December 11, 1867, to Martha Jane Carrick, daughter of Alexander Carrick, of Philadelphia, and has had born to him nine children: Alexander C., William B., Robert E., George M., Elizabeth H., Joseph H., Charles M., Franklin A. and Edwin H. In the fall of 1869 Mr. Ailes came to York County and purchased the “Gordon property,” a farm of 172 acres, and since that time he has been engaged in agricultural pursuits. He served with the Twelfth Pennsylvania Regiment, “Emergency” men, and participated in the battle of Antietam, and was drafted afterward in the One Hundred and Sixty-sixth Pennsylvania, and served one year, mostly at Suffolk, Va. He is a member of Corporal Baer Post 277, G.A.R., and also a Master Mason.

Taken from the book, “History of York County, Illustrated 1886” by John Gibson, Historical Editor

Thomas Wesley Ailes of Underwood Bowater line

Sandra_Zenger — 2005-04-18 15:23:12Z

There's a thread below on Thomas Wesley Ailes in which the poster is in possession of a tombstone of 2 year old Thomas and the poster is wanting to do something with the stone.
There is a Thomas Wesley Ailes, b Jan 25, 1817 Hamilton, OH, d Oct 17, 1819 Hamilton, Ohio. He was the youngest child of eight children of William Ailes and Ruth Doty according to One World Tree. He is from the Ailes/Underwood line. Can any of you from that line help Tony?
Thanks, Sandra

Re: Thomas Wesley Ailes, died in 1819-found information

Sandra_Zenger — 2005-04-18 15:10:32Z

Hi Tony,
There is a Thomas Wesley Ailes, b Jan 25, 1817 Hamilton, OH, d Oct 17, 1819 Hamilton, Ohio. He was the youngest child of eight children of William Ailes and Ruth Doty according to One World Tree. He is from the Ailes/Underwood line. I don't remember if you already knew this information or not.
Perhaps someone from that line would have a suggestion for you in what to do with the stone. Maybe it could be placed in a cemetery with a relative.
Please keep me posted on what you decide to do.
Sandra

Re: Thomas Wesley Ailes, died in 1819

Sandra_Zenger — 2005-04-18 01:27:28Z

Hi Tony, Since we began discussing little Thomas in Jan 2004 a mail list has been created on Aills on Rootsweb. I asked on the list if anyone knew anything about little Thomas. I have had several inquiries from members of the list who descend from Ohio Ailes/Aills and they are asking for more information, thinking he could be connected to their family. Would you refresh my memory as to what you know and how you came to have possession of the tombstone.
You are welcome to browse the Aills mail list for their inquiries and you are welcome to mail me at San66Zen@aol.com. Maybe we can find out something from those Ohio Ailes/Aills descendants. I hope so.
Thanks, Sandra

Re: Thomas Wesley Ailes, died in 1819

San66Zenger — 2005-05-10 19:54:29Z

Hi Tony,
Would you please contact me at San66Zen@aol.com. I would like to talk more with you about Little Thomas' tombstone. I know you've had it since 1971 but how did you get it? I think you told me once the names of the parents of Little Thomas. I really would like to discuss this with you again. I've changed computers and don't have the old mail on this subject.
Thanks, Sandra

Nicholas Edward Ailes

San66Zenger — 2005-09-11 04:34:14Z

Hello, I need help on a grandson of John A Dyal/Doyle and Christina Davis.
I'm trying to find information on Nicholas Edward Ailes who was born in July 1836 and is found in various spellings of his first name and of his last name in the 1870, 1880 and 1890 census.
Nicholas was born in Lewis Co., Ky to Thomas Aills and Ann Dyal. There were four children and the parents evidently died prior to 1850. Nicholas is found living with an uncle, Edward T. Doyle in 1850 in Indiana.
Nicholas and his wife Mary F were the parents of Eva Jane Ayles or Ales b 1856; Eliza A. Ayles or Ales b 1859; Thomas b 1863; Samuel b 1869 and Roy b 1877.
Any help would be appreciated on this family. You are welcome to write to me at San66Zen@aol.com and I'll share additional information I have.
Thank you, Sandra Zenger

AILES, AILLS, ALES, AYLES and DOYLE

San66Zenger — 2005-09-11 04:19:04Z

IN YOUR RESEARCH HAVE YOU???

San66Zenger — 2005-05-16 01:43:53Z

I have looked for the parents of Walker and William Aills/Ailes/Ales in Kentucky in the early 1800s. In looking over the Stephen Ailes line I see several Williams born during the 1700s. Have any of you who research Ailes ever seen a Walker?
William and Walker married sisters, Mary and Elizabeth Shackleford around 1774 in Virginia and moved to Kentucky with the ladies' mother Ann Shackleford after her husband Richard died.
I believe there may be a possibility that William and Walker are related to the Stephen Ailes family but I haven't been able to find a connection.
Please help, if you can.
Thank you, Sandra Zenger

Re: AILES, AILLS, AILS researchers, PLEASE READ

San66Zenger — 2006-01-19 02:05:04Z

Thank you for posting, Stephanie.
I primarily concentrate on the Lewis Co., KY and the Texas Aills. I don't have anything on your Ailes.
Sorry, and good luck in your searches,
Sandra

Re: My Ancestory

StephanieWright34 — 2005-11-08 14:37:33Z

PLEASE EMAIL ME I AM TRYING TO FIND MY AILES FAMILY ALSO AND THE MEDELY FAMILY I AM AFRICAN AMERICAN BUT MY GREAT GRAND FATHER MARCELLUS WAS BI-RACIAL IS MOTHER WAS WHITE
REBECCA AILES GRANDFATHER IS ISAAC AILES AND DOLLY(DOROTHY MEDLEY) AILES

Martha J. Ailes 1926 Obituary Delta,York County,PA

imotive8u — 2004-06-18 14:51:23Z

Headline: Woman Dies On Her Way Home
Mrs. Martha J. Ailes, Near Delta, Taken Suddenly By Apoplexy
*Delta, Aug.22-Enroute to her home on the rural route from this place, Martha Jane Ailes, widow of William E. Ailes, died suddenly last evening. She had visited her son, George and family, this place, all day and was apparently in excellent health until on the way home by machine early in the evening, she complained of feeling ill and asked to be taken to the home of her daughter, Mrs. Harry Mackison, on the way to her own home.
After being taken in there she died within a short period of time. A stroke of apoplexy was given as the cause. She was aged 78 years old. She was the daughter of Alexander Carrick, Lancaster County.
She is survived by eight sons:Alexander,York; William B.,Delta RD; Robert,Disco,Illinois;George,of this place;Joseph,at home;Charles, Oakland,CA; Francis, Los Angeles,CA; and E.H. at home; one daughter, at whose home death occured, and one sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Ewing, Haddonfield, NJ.
The funeral will be held Wednesday, all services at her late home at 1 pm. Rev. B.W. Jones, pastor of the Slatesville Presbyterian Church will officiate. Interment will be made in the Slatesville Cemetery.
*Please note this is not a relative of mine. I copied some pages and this was on one of them.

Re: Christopher Crittenden Aills/Ailes, 1824-1913, Cabell County, WV

DebbieChambers66 — 2005-10-25 20:00:13Z

Hello Sandra:

Many thanks for responding to my query about Christopher Crittenden Aills/Ailes. I tried several times to send a response to the e-mail address you provided, but they came back undelivered. Could you double-check the address?

I don't know much about Christopher Crittenden Aills ancestry other than his birth date, he was born in Ohio and served in the Ohio Infantry during the Civil War.

Any assistance with the Kentucky Aills/Ailes connection would be greatly appreciated. You can contact me directly at ChambersDK@state.gov. Many thanks.

Debbie

VARIANTS OF THE NAME

StephanieWright58 — 2006-01-24 17:49:42Z

Thanks to those who have looked in your files, I know the answer to my question is out there somewhere I think it may be the last name spelling> Does anyone have family that would have been in Charlotte County, Mecklenburg County or surrounding counties btwn. 1820 and 1890? There is a possiblity that there was an Anderson or Andrew Ales/Ailes

Union County Aills/Ailes