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Re: Bradburns in Cherrokee, N.C.

rabyj — 2012-03-11 12:44:27Z

Just saw your post.

I saw all the children of John and Lillie and some of them had native american facial features. My father Earl's bother, Mont, spoke Cherokee.

Do you have any information on Lillie (married John Burton Raby)?

Bradburn in Franklin County, IN

SWILLIS324 — 2012-03-03 20:07:31Z

Is anyone looking for info on Bradburn from Franklin County, IN. Some names involved are Pleasant Bradburn (I have a copy of his will), his wife Donalissa, son is Charles V. Bradburn, other names mentioned are Solomon and his children Cora, Dora, Nellie, Jarrell.

samuel bradburn in england

barlar1 — 2012-02-06 02:16:33Z

Samuel Bradburn, children, William,Samuel,thomas,Joseph,George
looking for info on family of Joseph in england

Re: ISAAC BRADBURN

nigel_morrow — 2012-01-20 08:16:26Z

george livingston/e/leviston (the spelling varies) and sally/sarah lockington had 5 sons George Thomas John Francis +one other and a daughter Jane. All the Livingstone (modern spelling!) of Drung are descended from one individual (a cobbler) according to what has been passed down in our family. If this is the same John and it seems most likely our family history has it that he died young. George+ unnamed brother went to Canada(Barrie Ontario) john and jane never married they are in irish census of 1901 and 1911 I think the surname is spelled Levingston(their mother Sarah is there in 1901) my GG grandfather was Francis.

Re: Bradburns from Bourbon County, KY

SWILLIS324 — 2012-01-18 01:10:52Z

All I can share is my line of the Bradburn's come from Union County, KY:-)

Re: Bradburn Family 1637 to 1982

BurleenH — 2011-12-13 18:07:03Z

Is this still available...would very much be interested.
in receiving a copy.

Isaac E. Bradburn & Eleanor Starnes

litstomper — 2011-11-19 03:49:44Z

Hello, I am looking for information on Eleanor Starnes and isaac E. Bradburn. Any information/documentation you can share will greatly be appreciated.
Thanks,
Thomas
toms_family_search@yahoo.com

Re: Bradburn Family 1637 to 1982

BurleenH — 2011-08-10 13:52:26Z

Do you still have copy of this book and if so, how can I obtain a copy...Burleen Bradburn Huber email: goodtimers@comcastnet

Re: would like info on bradburn family in TN

BurleenH — 2011-08-10 13:51:02Z

is Burleen Bradburn...daughter of Burl Bradburn, your grandmothers brother. I have just recently started checking ancestry...I am also at a deadlock in regards to father of Minnie, Burl, & Stella..Have you been able to confirm this.. My search has lead me to father of Sarah Bradburn, mother of Minnie & siblings to be James Bradburn & Susan Everett..There are a lot of James Bradburns & not too sure if this is the correct James Bradburn. Can you confirm if this is correct? Hope you don't mind this information but I recall hearing at an early age that Minnie & Burl's father was a man named Burl Hatcher. Don't know if this is true but in my search I did see where their was the name Hatcher mentioned that was connected as an inlaw to one of Sarah's siblings: Hope this will be useful. Would appreciate if you would keep me informed with your findings. Thanks, goodtimers@comcast.net

Re: Bradburn Family 1637 to 1982

ticky9705 — 2011-06-28 05:02:22Z

I would like to have a copy of this book. I am looking from James Bradburn 1926-1986 from Indiana

seeking info on Charles Bradburn b. abt 1825 maybe Viirginia parents

kbb15 — 2011-06-23 06:40:10Z

thanks

William James "Bill" Bradburn, of Clemmons, N.C. formerly of Sheradan and O'Hara,

KENNELLYMARKA — 2011-06-13 03:57:00Z

William J. Bradburn
Clemmons, N.C.
Formerly of Sheradan and O'Hara
William James "Bill" Bradburn, of Clemmons, N.C., formerly of Sheradan and O'Hara, passed away peacefully Monday, May 16, 2011. He was born Sept. 8, 1922. He was the devoted husband of Jocelyn W. Bradburn and the late Ruth M. (Beese) Bradburn; loving father of Pamela (Kevin) Still, Kathleen (Steven) Hurlbut, Susan (Mark) Coleman and Jayne (Gregory) Murphy and stepchildren, Nora (Joe) Richards, Jonathan Ray and Jennifer (Jim) Schneider; and proud grandfather of Cassandra, Kailey, Micheala, Aidan, Jeremy, Nathan, Jonathan, Wilson and Kajsa. He is also survived by his beloved sisters, Ruth Rudawski, Alice B. Williams and Lucille (Ron) Myles; brother, C. Thomas Bradburn; sister-in-law, Maud McCauliffe; cousin, Marilyn (Arthur) Dilg; and many nephews, nieces and great-nephew and nieces who called him "Uncle Billy". He was preceded in death by his sister, Mary Jane Lonergan; brother, Robert Bradburn; as well as other beloved family members. Bill was a graduate of the class of 1939 at Langley High School. He served in the Navy as engineers mate second class on the Submarine Gato in World War II. He graduated from the Milwaukee School of Engineering with a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering and was employed by PPG Industries where he was a senior electrical engineer for the fiberglass division. He spent his retirement volunteering as a golf ranger at Tanglewood Golf Course in North Carolina, was activelyinvolved in the Clemmons Kiwanis Club and with the Nathanael Greene Base of the Tarheel United States Submarine Veterans where he was fondly nicknamed "Gato Bill". He enjoyed spending time with his family, traveling, golfing and was an avid Pittsburgh Steelers fan. He will be greatly missed by all. Family and friends will be received from 10 a.m. Sunday, June 19, 2011, at the WEDDELL-AJAK FUNERAL HOME,100 Center Ave., Aspinwall, until a memorial service at 11 a.m., followed by military honors. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in his honor to the Clemmons Kiwanis Club at 7920 Lasley Forest Road, Lewisville, NC 27023, or the NC Tarheel Submariners at 4905 Reidsville Road, Walkertown, NC 27051 (checks made out to WWII Tarheel Chapter).
(Pennsylvania - Pittsburgh Tribune)

Re: My Great grandfather

FamilyGeno — 2011-02-25 19:43:29Z

Are any of these BRADBURN family connected to any ROBERSON or RECTOR families from either VA or NC?

Re: My Great grandfather

TBradburn — 2011-02-08 06:34:43Z

1910 Colorado Springs Ward 2, El Paso County, Colorado, pages 6a & b relects the following family: Bradburn, Frank (46), Clara (37), Anson - son (16), Fay - daughter (10), Fern - daughter (8), Flora - daughter (5), and Frank - son (3). Believe this is the family you are searching for. I research anything dealing with the Bradburn family, but in particular Joseph B. Bradburn who married Nancy C. Loudermilk. If I run across any other additional information will forward to you. Would be happy to email census if you reply with email address. Best wishes in your research. Terry L. Bradburn tbradburn@hot.rr.com

My Great grandfather

SuzanneLSauer — 2011-02-03 19:25:00Z

Looking for info on Frank Bradburn, born late 1880's in Colorado Springs, CO. Married my Great grandmother Clara Jane ?. Had 3 children, Frank(my grandfather)Florence, and Faye. Any infor would be very much appreciated.
Suzanne

Mary Bradburn

dawnci1 — 2010-10-07 18:23:36Z

Hi I am trying to trace any information on MARY BRADBURN she was born in 1923 in Rotherham, South Yorkshire, England. Apparently her mother ( Maiden name Bradburn) gave birth to her at the age of 16, the family owned a bookmakers (betting shop) in Wath upon Dearne, Rotherham, South Yorkshire.
Mary was apparently put into a home, where a family (Rabbit)
eventually took her.
I have found her birth certificate, but cannot find anymore information on the rest of the family - Please Help, only just realised i can post things on a board ;-)

Re: Bradburn Family 1637 to 1982

JohnBradburn — 2010-08-18 16:29:47Z

I have found your posting dated 2000 about a book on the Bradburn family in Virginia from 1637. I am working on the history of the Bradburn family from its origins in Derbyshire, England in around 1200 and would be very interested in this book if you still have it and if you get this message after ten years! Regards, John Bradburn, Cheshire, England.

Re: Bradburn Family 1637 to 1982

mfkemp696 — 2010-07-12 17:04:04Z

I am interested in the Bradburn family.My mother was a bradburn from New Orleans,la.

BRADBURN Keron 1903-2002

t42MountOlivet — 2010-07-07 15:44:59Z

BRADBURN Keron 1903-2002

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 215,827 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Robert Maxwell Bradburn

paulbradburn43 — 2010-05-25 10:13:42Z

I am searching for a relative of mine, Robert Maxwell Bradburn, born Bolton, Lancashire, England 1884 who emigrated to Canada about 1912 and then joined the Canadian Army 1914, he was in the Veterinary Corps, his wife returned to England during the War and he returned to her in 1919 but then disappeared, we think back to Canada. any ideas anyone?

Re: Looking for Francis A. Bradburn

Rbruce512 — 2010-03-02 00:18:29Z

I have a Frank Bradburn in my family tree. In 1880 Census he was listed as 5 yo, making his birth year as 1875, born Indiana. In 1900 Census he is listed a being born March 1865, however there is an interesting fact that may support that he was not present in the household of his parents and they may have listed him anyway. It is reported that he was married for 2 years (1898), yet no wife is in the household. My theory is that his parents listed him even though he was not living with them and either they or the enumerator made an error in the birth year, therefore his actual DOB may have been, March 1875. If this helps, contact me at Bruce_Clan@yahooo.com. Frank Bradburn is my 1st Cousin, thrice removed.

Re: Bradburns in Rush, Indiana

thebargers — 2010-01-03 20:36:34Z

Fran,
I am also researching the Bradburns. We have Sarah Jane Grow (maybe Groo) married to Thomas Bradburn. She was born abt. 1830 in Ohio ( one reference states Penn.) She had children, Eva Ella, William Frank, and Thomas. She is buried in Morgan County, Indiana in the Liberty Church Cementary, near Martinsville, Indiana on State Rd. 67. We also found that she had a son, Henry Grow and his children (or their children) are living in Martinsville. Our linage: Sarah Bradburn, Eva Ellen Bradburn (marr. Ira Barger), Allen Barger, my husband. Do you have any information going back to her parents?

Sarah Elizabeth Bradburn, 86,daughter of the late Michael and Frances (Rizzo) Hill *in Buffalo, New York.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2009-12-09 03:17:32Z

Bradburn, Sarah Elizabeth - Sarah Elizabeth Bradburn, 86, of Newark, died Friday, August 7, 2009 at Newark-Wayne Community Hospital. Sarah was born the daughter of the late Michael and Frances (Rizzo) Hill on October 13th, 1922 in Buffalo, New York. She later moved to the Newark area where she met her beloved husband, Charles Bradburn. The couple married September 10th, 1989 and has lived in the Newark area since then. Sarah worked at Key Industries but was mainly a homemaker for her husband with whom she centered her life around. Sarah loved spending time with her husband. They engaged in many activities with each other such as shopping, walking and cooking. Sarah was well known and well liked throughout her community. She always greeted everyone with a smile and had a beautiful laugh. She would often sing for some of her close friends as Sarah had a beautiful voice. She was a feisty and spunky woman who would lighten up your day each time you encountered her. Family and friends may call Wednesday, August 12 from 1 to 2 p.m. at the Norman L. Waterman Funeral Home, Inc., 124 W. Miller St., Newark. A Funeral Service will follow at 2 p.m. Burial in Newark Cemetery. In memory of Sarah please consider donations to St. Michael's Church, 401 S. Main St., Newark, 14513. She will be sadly missed by all who knew and loved her. Sarah will be remembered by her loving husband Charles; her sisters, brothers, nieces and nephews all of whom reside out of state; and many friends in the community. You are invited to light a candle of condolence

St. Michael's Church,

Re: Looking for Francis A. Bradburn

TBradburn — 2009-11-06 22:17:00Z

1910 Census, Marin County, Califonia has a Frank A., Blanche, Beatrice, and Charles Bradburn listed. Some other California Records have a Frank Andrew Bradburn listed, believe those were voter registrations. Hope this helps.

Re: Looking for Francis A. Bradburn

TBradburn — 2009-11-06 22:16:56Z

Re: Bradburn Family 1637 to 1982

TBradburn — 2009-10-23 10:21:56Z

Donald, I've often heard this book mentioned and would certainly appreciate a copy. What do you need from me?
Thanks, Terry Bradburn.

Elisha L. "Lish" Bradburn

TBradburn — 2009-10-23 05:28:23Z

Researching Elisha L. "Lish" Bradburn (1871-????) and his wife Elnora/Nora Haxton (1882-????). Elisha was the son of Isacc Newton Bradburn and Rachel Mahala Lewis. Family migrated from North Carolina, around 1875, to OK/TX Indian Territory. Family members also live in Colorado.

Would be happy to collaborate/exchange information pertaining to this family. Thanks Terry.

Looking for Francis A. Bradburn

mdkzsz — 2009-08-23 05:09:45Z

Hello,

I'm searching for my paternal grandmother's father, Francis A. Bradburn. He may have lived in IN, OH, then he moved to San Francisco in 1898, married soon to Blanche Casey or Blanche Eaton. He was a barber in San Francisco. Had 2 children: Beatrice Ruth Bradburn, b 1899, and Charles L. Bradburn, b abt 1900-02, who became a Catholic priest.

I have spent hours, and hours searching for his parents to no avail. I'm hoping some one can help me.

Thanks, Dannie

Looking for Francis A. Bradburn

mdkzsz — 2009-08-23 05:00:25Z

Hello,

I am looking for Francis A. Bradburn My Paternal Grandmother's Father. He may have resided in IN or OH, then moved to San Francisco around 1900, and had a new family. He was a barber in San Francisco, and marrie a Blanche Casey or Balnce Eaton. They had 2 children: Beatrice Ruth Bradburn, b 1899, and Charles L. Bradburn b abt 1900-02, who became a Catholic priest.

I've spent many hours trying to find his parents to no avail. I'm hoping someone can help.

Dannie

Re: Looking for Anita Bradburn - CORRECTION

stones2125 — 2009-08-12 10:39:00Z

Mother was Alice not Alicia

Looking for Anita Bradburn

stones2125 — 2009-08-12 10:38:02Z

Born about 1942
Mother was Alicia Bradburn
Father I think was Manuel
Mother died in 1925

Lives or lived in CA

Has Sisters Margie and Esther.

Re: BRADBURN FAMILY

mobradburn — 2009-07-27 01:08:34Z

I have e-mailed additional information to you concerning John and Frances Bradburn this date.
Mel at mobradburn@comcast.net

Re: Bradburns in Cherrokee, N.C.

corkylynne — 2009-07-23 07:45:53Z

I am a descendant of John B. Bradburn & just happened to read your post.
From another branch of my family I have close relatives that are Qualla Boundary (Eastern Cherokee Reservation) residents. I find it curious that they are buried so close to the reservation with no Native American ties, although it is possible. There were more than a few non natives who were seeking land there at that time.
There was a time when claiming your Native heritage was a fate worse than death. Many of our ancestors thought it best to hide their heritage. A good many things get lost through the years. Generally speaking Native American Oral tradition is more accurate than written history.
I have also heard that the Bradburn family has Native blood somewhere. There are many branches to our family though, so who's to tell where it may be.
I proudly claim my Native American heritage & am active in our local Native Community. I am also descended from the Bradburn family but that isn't the line of which I claim my Native American heritage from. So, possibly 200 years from now my own descendants may be saying " I always heard that my GGG Grandma's family was Native American, wasn't she from the Bradburn family".
Just food for thought.
You might look for your family surnames on the Cherokee roles or other tribal roles from the area of your family. Many tribes were mixed in together during removal times. The National Archives web site is a great place to look for roles.

Re: BRADBURN FAMILY

corkylynne — 2009-07-23 06:48:08Z

I am also looking for information on Frances Payne & John Bradburn. I am descended from that family line.
I am really interested to know what your family group sheet shows.
I would greatly appreciate any information you could share with me.
Thank you,
Laura @ corkylynne@yahoo.com

Bradburn Ancestry

lyleredhead — 2009-07-11 19:25:36Z

Can anyone tell me where I can find the book on Bradburn Ancestry? My grandmother, Antha Mae (Bradburn) Spitler, was a descendant of John Bradburn and Mary Churchman. Her ggg-grandfather was Robert Alexander Bradburn (1798-1870). Can anyone tell me what country the Bradburns came from?

Brenda Lyle

Re: DRM message of 5/24/00 on FamilyHistory

rabyj — 2009-06-09 17:25:57Z

Please list the website

Thanks,
Beth

Re: Bradburns in Cherrokee, N.C.

rabyj — 2009-06-09 17:19:57Z

Just found your post and thank you for the information.
Do you have lineage for your G granparents?

I, and the rest of Lillie and John's children and grandchildren were always told Lillie was 1/2 cherokee. Unfortuneatly, all the children are deceased.

Thanks,
Beth

PS .. can't click on 'author' to email you.

Copy of Johnson Braqdburn's Will

SWILLIS324 — 2009-05-26 14:47:45Z

I have Johnson Bradburn's will from Union County, KY. would anyone want me to send them a copy? Actually, I am so thrilled to have it I just had to share.

swillis324@sbcglobal.net

Re: BRADBURN FAMILY

mobradburn — 2009-03-25 04:49:43Z

This John Bradburn was born about 1740 in Orange County, Virginia, and ended up in North Carolina. He is one of the most interesting children of Isaac Bradburn and Mary Hunter. I am not sure if his mother was Mary Hunter or if she was actually his step-mother. John is older than his other siblings.

John had siblings: Elizabeth, William Chandler, Butler and Thomas. John was the first to move from Virginia to North Carolina, followed by his father Isaac and brother Thomas. John owned a tavern in NC called the Hickery Tavern from which it is said that the town of Hickery got it's name. John was a large land owner in the Burk County area of NC.

If you will provide me with your e-mail address I will provide you with my Family Group Sheet I have on John Bradburn which you may find interesting. It will give you some insight as to why Thomas Payne may have disliked John Bradburn. You can e-mail me at mobradburn@comcast.net.

Re: Grandmother

mobradburn — 2009-03-19 04:28:22Z

Nine years since your posting but I think I can probably help you with your Lillie Bradburn - John Raby questions. I think I have your line back to William and Sarah Bradburn in VA. Send e-mail to mobradburn@comcast.net.

Re: William Chandler Bradburn VA 1700s

mobradburn — 2009-03-19 04:15:18Z

William Chandler Bradburn was married to Mary Johnson on 7 Jan 1782, in Louisa County, Virginia. William and Mary had at least these children: William C. married to Prisey Kemp, Sarah married to John Carnahan, and John Davis Bradburn married to Maria Josefa Hurtado de Mendoza. William C. had at least one child, William P.; Sarah had at least nine children; and John Davis had one son Andres Maria Agustin Juan Manuel C. Bradburn.

William Chandler and Mary moved from Virginiaa to Kentucky and possibly into Tennessee. His father, Isaac, and two brothers moved to North Carolina, and his sister Elizabeth and brother, Butler, remained in Virginia.

I have tons of information on William Chandler's siblings families that I would be happy to share with you.

Re: Bradburns in England

dorothy13478 — 2009-01-29 01:37:00Z

My Bradburns lived in the Pendleton area of Salford. Thoms bn 1808. sons Geroge, Thomas and Joseph bn 1846. Joseph married Elen Lord of Kersely. Chidlred were William, Albert edward, Joseph , Mary elizabeth and Clara. Joseph married Sarah Ann Eaton and emigrated to Toronto Canada.

Dorothy

Re: Bradburns in England

jonbrad70 — 2009-01-29 00:41:22Z

Hi Natalie,

I didn't recognise any of the names, however, the mention of the red hair may be of consequence! It was my brother (luckily!) in our generation. We are from Manchester/Lancashire, and as far as I can work out, have been since at least the 1830's.

Cheers

Jon Bradburn

Re: ISAAC BRADBURN

MBorkowskis — 2009-01-19 05:52:44Z

Hi I am researching Edward Bradburn who married Elizabeth Hunter and had at least two children: Ann who married William Cartwright in 1832 in Cavan County Cavan Ireland and Elizabeth who also married a William Cartwright (cousins?) in 1833 in Druin/Drung County Cavan Ireland. Elizabeth and Williams daughter married (1) Thomas Livingstone (son of George & Sarah who went to NY USA and (2) John Boothman in 1863 in Goulburn Australia. Thomas Livingstone had an uncle Henry already in the colony when they arrived as assisted immigrants in 1858. Anything sound familiar??

Ralph Bradburn b 1850 and Ralph Bradburn b 1879 both Cheshire england

kiaoracake — 2008-10-19 14:05:37Z

Reposting as i have changed registration details .

Would love to hear from Barb who posted a reply but I was unable to contact her . Vera

Re: Ralph Bradburn b 1850 and Ralph Bradburn b 1879 both Cheshire england

kiaoracake — 2008-09-28 09:48:19Z

Hi , you replied to me re Ralph bardburn when i was using the name Vera Bradburn. would love to hear from you and share information regards Vera

LILLIAN BRADBURN OBIT

beana910 — 2008-09-16 19:07:05Z

THIS WAS IN THE GREENVILLE NEWS(SC) ON MONDAY AUGUST 25,2008.I AM IN NO WAY RELATED TO THIS PERSON.

LILLIAN BRADBURN
LILLIAN ELIZABETH BRADBURN,83, OF 2150 BROCKMAN McCLIMON ROAD,DIED AUGUST 23,2008,AT HER HOME.SHE WAS THE DAUGHTER OF THE LATE CARL AND REBA ALLISON AND WIFE OF DAVID P. BRADBURN.
SHE WAS A MEMBER OF ONEAL CHURCH OF GOD AND A RETIRED SEAMSTRESS.
IN ADDITION TO HER HUSBAND,SHE IS SURVIVED BY TWO SONS,JIMMY RAY WATERS AND JAMES CARL BRADBURN JR., BOTH OF GREER; A DAUGHTER,ELIZABETH HALL AND HUSBAND DEAN OF GREER;THREE BROTHERS,LLOYD,FLOYD,AND WILLIAM ALLISON,ALL OF CAMPOBELLO;THREE SISTERS, MARY JO MOORE OF PACOLET,RACHEL BLACKWELL OF CHESNEE AND JUDY TURNER OF INMAN; EIGHT GRANDCHILDREN; AND THREE GREAT GREAT GRANDCHILDREN. SHE WAS PREDECEASED BY A SON,JAMES BRADBURN,AND A BROTHER,ALLEN ALLISON.
THE FAMILY WILL RECIEVE FRIENDS FROM 6-9 P.M. MONDAY AT PETTY FUNERAL HOME.FUNERAL SERVICES WILL BE HELDAT 11 A.M. TUESDAY AT PETTY FUNERAL CHAPEL,CONDUCTED BY REV. JOEL POOLE.
CONDOLENCES MAY BE LEFT AT www.pettyfuneralhome.com
PETTY FUNERAL HOME AND CREAMATORY LANDRUM SC.

Re: Ralph Bradburn b 1850 and Ralph Bradburn b 1879 both Cheshire england

kiaoracake — 2008-09-08 20:51:32Z

Hi Barb,
Sorry to be so long in replying , have not been on the site for ages and just happened to see your posting.I am really interested in any information re Ralph Bradburn b 1879 in Cheshire England. He was also my husbands great uncle . Family information says he went to Canada and married a Canadian girl and had 2 daughters Aida & Patricia and 1 son Sidney . No further info .Any light you can shed on him & his family would be fantastic.
How much other info on the bradburn family have you got or need , can't wait to hear from you , regards
Would prefer off list if possible

William Bradburn & Mary Bradley-or Mary Johnson

SWILLIS324 — 2008-07-29 22:42:34Z

Elizabeth Davis's daughter was Mary Johnson, born about 1762, she married William Chandler Bradburn (bond) 7 January 1782. John Bradley, 2nd husband of Elizabeth Davis-Johnson, left a will 1811-1816 in Christian County, KY. Here's where I begin wondering, JOHNSON BRADBURN who was married to Cassandria Orr, and was mentioned in History of Union County (page 698) listed Johnson's Father and Mother as William Bradburn & Mary Bradley. Could Johnson Bradburn possibly be a child of William Bradburn & Mary Johnson Bradley? Could there have been a error made when they mentioned Mary Bradley ??? I would appreciate any thoughts on this.

**Rulon, if your out there, please contact me.

Re: Bradburn Family 1637 to 1982

fulton6 — 2008-05-25 11:41:56Z

Do you still have this book?
My email address is bfulton@hawaii.rr.com

Thank you
Barry