Brotherton - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Anyone interested in "Y" chromosome DNA testing for the Brotherton lines?

magrif — 2009-09-03 06:35:07Z

That's great. I'll see if I can get a Brotherton cousin of my wife's to also do the test. Someone needs to take the reigns and be a Brotherton Project administrator. What company are you doing the testing through- and how many markers are you doing. - thanks, Allan Griffith

Re: Anyone interested in "Y" chromosome DNA testing for the Brotherton lines?

jimbroth — 2009-09-03 00:06:43Z

I have just ordered the kit and was informed today that it was in the mail.
James C Brotherton

Another Elizabeth Brotherton (1790-1850) m. Joel Goodson

dizzieparttwo — 2009-07-07 03:19:50Z

Born in North Carolina. Married to Joel Goodson...have a date of 11 Apr 1804...not sure if that is correct...Elizabeth would be only 14. Had Ephraim A., John F.,Henry, Joel A., Monroe Augustus,Matthew W., and George Abner. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!!!

Elizabeth Brotherton married to Joel Goodson(1820-1879)

dizzieparttwo — 2009-07-07 02:54:53Z

Looking for more information on an Elizabeth Brotherton (b. in North Carolina in 1820)who married Joel Goodson on 1 Aug 1840. Elizabeths father was George Brotherton and her mother was Rachel Edwards. Not having much luck on finding more information on Elizabeths family. ANY help would GREATLY be appreciated!!! Thank you!!!!

Re: wow is there ever a lot of us

arlenebrotherton — 2009-06-28 11:45:35Z

Hi,
Can't believe there's someone else out there with my name!!

How are you??

Are you as nutty as I am??

Look forward to hearing from you.

Please reply

Cheers,

Arlene Brotherton (HEE HAA!!!)

William G. Brotherton; Lincoln, NC>Hardeman, TN.>Tippah, MS.>?

dls1943 — 2009-05-29 19:26:18Z

My gggrandfather George W. McDonald married Mary Brotherton April 1865 in Dyer Co., TN. Mary, born 1845 in TN, listed her parents as being from NC and Virginia respectively. This matches in every way with what I can find out about Mary, the daughter of William and his wife Martha Francis.

William G. is a younger son of Joseph of Lincoln Co., NC. and his father was living with him in 1850 in Tippah Co., MS. William appears to be the Winston Brotherton living in Lafayette Co., MS in 1860 and the W. G. Brotherton in Madison Co., TN in 1870. I cannot locate him or any other family members after 1870.

George and Mary McDonald were living in Haywood Co., TN in 1880. Mary died sometime after 1880 and 1888.

Is there anyone who has any information about this line, no matter how limited or uncertain the source? I have pretty much exhausted the available online information without a lot learned.

I would appreciate any help what so ever.

Don Summers

Re: Moses Brotherton/MO

LisaBrotherton66 — 2009-05-23 23:37:45Z

Review this after a long absence. Did we ever get back to the original Brotherton who came to the US?

Re: william Brotherton

LisaBrotherton66 — 2009-05-23 23:32:30Z

This crosses into my line. Could you share source information?

Some Brotherton obits

JIWelsch — 2009-04-05 16:04:27Z

MUSCATINE, Iowa
Marline H. Brotherton, 84, of Muscatine, died Saturday, July 1, 2000, at the Muscatine Care Center.

Services will be at the Nichols Chapel Hill Funeral Home and Crematory.

The Rev. Hal Green will officiate. Anne Olson will be the pianist. Pallbearers will be her grandchildren.

A graveside committal service will be at Wyaconda Cemetery, Wyaconda, Mo.

Visitation will be at the Nichols Chapel Hill Funeral Home and Crematory. Memorials may be made to Senior Circle Adult Day Care of Muscatine or the Muscatine Care Center.

She was born October 10, 1915, at Gorin, Mo., the daughter of William Karl Horn and Lillian Amelia Kraus. She married Walter Boley Brotherton on April 9, 1939, at Wyaconda, Mo.

She was a graduate of Wyaconda High School. She was self-employed as a piano instructor for many years. She was a member of the Wesley United Methodist Church. She was an avid collector or art glass and held a life-long interest in music.

While living in Missouri, she was the church pianist, children's choir director and accompanist.

She is survived by two sons, Alan and his wife, Judy, of Muscatine, and William and his wife, Rita, of Terra Haute, Ind.; four grandchildren, Mrs. Clay (Sarah) Farebrother and Rachel Brotherton, Amy and James Brotherton.

She was preceded in death by her parents and her husband, Walter in 1998.
No relation
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TERRE HAUTE, Ind.
William J. Brotherton, 53, of Terre Haute, formerly of Nashville, Ind., died Monday, May 28, 2001, at Union Hospital in Terre Haute.

Services are at the DeBaun Funeral Homes Springhill Chapel. Graveside services are 1 p.m. Friday at Greenlawn Cemetery in Nashville.

Memorials may be made to the American Heart Association, Midwest Affiliate and the Memorial and Tributes Program.

He was born Nov. 22, 1947, in Keokuk, the son of Walter Boley and Marlene Horn Brotherton. He married Rita Shapiro Jan. 1, 1972.

He received bachelors of arts degrees in biology from Culver Stockton University in Canton, Mo. and Indiana University. He received a doctorate in optometry from Indiana University in 1974.

He was a member of A.F.M. Local No. 25, Stonehenge Jazz Band, T.H. Concert Band, Terre Haute Tennis Club, Indiana Optometric Association, collector of Indiana Art and American Impressionistic Art of the 19th Century, ISU Concert Band and Wabash Valley Bottle Club.
He was an optometrist for Eye Mart in Terre Haute.

Survivors include his wife, Rita Shapiro Brotherton of Terre Haute; a son, James M. Brotherton of Charleston, S.C.; a sister, Amy Brotherton of South Bend, Ind.; a brother, Alan Brotherton and his wife, Judy, of Muscatine; a brother-in-law, Paul Shapiro, of Nashville; a mother-in-law, Zelda Shapiro, of South Bend; two nieces, Rachel Brotherton and Sarah Farebrother and her husband, Clay.

He was preceded in death by his parents.
No relation
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James Ronald Brotherton, was born on May 10, 1940 in Moline, Illinois, the son of James Raphield. and Sarah J. Hathaway Brotherton. On May 5, 1958, James was united in marriage to Ella M. Wilson in Iowa City, Iowa. James was employed at JI Case from 1958 until 1987. He then was the owner and operator of Island Grocery from 1987 until its closing in 1997. James was currently employed by Quest Diagnostics.

James will be deeply missed by his wife, Ella of Muscatine, three sons, James R. Brotherton, Jr. of Monticello, Iowa, John Brotherton and his wife, Donnetta of Grandview, Iowa, and Joseph Brotherton and his wife, Kim of Wapello, Iowa; one daughter, Roxanne Schlapkohl and her husband, Gary of Pauls Valley, Oklahoma; seven grandchildren, Ian Schlapkohl, Steven, Kristin, Samantha, Calvin, Mikayla and Allison Brotherton; one great-grandson, Parker Kress and one great-granddaughter, Hailey to be born in February. and one sister, Judith Goodrich and her husband, Richard of Summerville, Texas.

He was preceded in death by his parents and two brothers in infancy, John and Jack Brotherton.
No relation

Marriage in CA 1863- T.W. BROTHERTON, Rector of St. John's Church, Mission Dolores, to Mary E., daughter of Samuel B. KING

danderup — 2008-10-16 15:35:11Z

Am not related. May be of interest to someone who is. I have no further info but additional old newspaper extracts may be found at URL:

www.newspaperabstracts.com/index.php

Vern D
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Transcribed by Dee Sardoc
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Stockton Daily Independent
Stockton, San Joaquin Co., CA
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>>SATURDAY, 8 AUG 1863<<

MARRIED - in San Francisco, Aug. 3d, Rev. T.W. BROTHERTON, Rector of St. John's Church, Mission Dolores, to Mary E., daughter of Samuel B. KING, of Carson City, N.T.
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1870 census, CA San Francisco has a Thomas Brotherton, age 41, PoB MD, Clergyman; wife Mary, 24; son Thomas, 5; dau Blanch, 3.

BOOK: Out of the Past by Roy Brotherton, son of Chas and Nellie Tinnin, of Fredericktown, MO

kathy3643 — 2008-08-23 12:13:21Z

I recently bought a self published book entitled "Out of the Past" published in 1999 by Roy Brotherton who was born in Marquand, MO on April 2, 1914. There is family history in the book including stories about life with Roy's grandparents, aunts, and uncles. Roy was the son of Charles and Nellie Tinnin Brotherton.

Please contact me if you have an interest in this book.

Kathy@FamilyWeSearch.com

Re: William Brotherton b. 1818 Greene Co., Tn

gcrain1 — 2008-08-21 14:32:31Z

I have some info on William Brotherton's family. I'd be interested in talking to you. Contact me at
crainga at gmail.com. Just remove the spaces and change "at" to "@".

William Brotherton b. 1818 Greene Co., Tn

FrancesBarrow51 — 2008-05-23 16:07:39Z

I am looking for information on William Brotherton b. about 1818 possibly in Greene Co., Tn. His parents were James Brotherton and Elizabeth ' Betsy ' Myers.

Re: Carey m Brotherton in Cloquet, MN

courtkevcon3 — 2008-05-15 14:23:42Z

I have been trying to reach you via email so I hope you receive this. I am descended from your ggg-grandmother Brotherton's brother, John Adam Brotherton. I have certificates for Brotherton and Carey family members. You mentioned you have generational Brotherton photos - I would be so appreciative to receive any copies; PLEASE contact me!!

Re: Carey m Brotherton in Cloquet, MN

courtkevcon3 — 2008-05-15 14:20:55Z

Hello: I have been trying to reach you via email so I hope this reaches you. I am descended from your ggg-grandmother, Genevieve Luce Brotherton's brother, John Adam Brotherton. I have been researching the family and have certificates for Gilbert Carey and other members of that family (Brotherton). You mentioned you have some Brotherton family photos that I would be so appreciative to receive copies. Please contact me!!

Re: Carey m Brotherton in Cloquet, MN

courtkevcon3 — 2008-05-15 14:18:47Z

Pulaski County, MO Brothertons

wmweberdsl — 2008-05-14 16:16:21Z

I am looking for any infomation on the family and ancestors of Lewis "Louie" Brotherton, born 1-12-1916. I believe his parents to be Jess Edgar Brotherton and Letitia "Lucy" Jackson. I am working on the Brotherton's information for my Aunt Joyce Lois Brotherton Wilkerson. These Brothertons settled in Pulaski Co, MO some time after 1910 I think. Any information would be very much appreciated.

Mike

Brotherton m Carey, Brothertons in Canada and Minnesota

courtkevcon — 2008-03-20 13:05:25Z

I saw the posting for Lucy Brotherton Carey. I am also decended from her parents, John Adam Brotherton and Nancy (Anne) McKeown. My great-grandfather, John Adam Brotherton, was Genevieve (Lucy's) brother! I believe I even have death certificates for Lucy, her husband, and their daughter - there are other descendants as well.
I would be VERY interested in getting a copy of the photo you have. Could you scan and send it to me? I will get the records you are looking for and send them to you....PLEASE contact!!

Brotherton; Pickett; Black; Ar.Ok.Ca.Mo.

2006-11-15 16:10:01Z

Can anyone help me to locate Demis Jackson Brotherton.
Born Joplin Missouri about 1917. I found him in 1920 and 1930 census living with David Welch it says he is a nephew. Found a Arthur Brotherton and Mamie married about 1909 living in Joplin Mo. Area, married one year but can not locate them after ,thought mabe they were his parents..
Demis Brotherton Married Dorothy Louisa Black in early 1940 or befor. Samuel Arthur Brotherton born November 17,1943 is the father of my daughter Rosanna Fern is 41 years old and would like to know more about the Brotherton side of her family. Please can anyone help find out more about Demis and family

DorothyBlack Brotherton later married D.B. Jones and live in Calfornia, they had 4 other Childern, Sam married again and had a second family. He had two daughters. He was killed in a car accadent in Stanislaus Ca.in 1981. Do not know how to reach any of is brothers or sister. I remember visiting Demis once in a town close to joplin Missouti. Can any one help me with information on this family.
Thank You in advance
Cthomas780@aol.com

Re: Henry Brotherton

2006-11-11 03:40:19Z

Dick , thanks for the info. I am going to spend some time checking on this .What is your main problem at this time with your research or do you have yours figured out?Any thing I can help you with let me know, will do all I can. Thanks again. Reba

Re: Frank Brotherton

2006-11-11 03:01:28Z

Buck is my great grandfather and Frank my great uncle, had the privilege of meeting them several times also Dorval and Shirley. Franks half sister Neletta is still living in West Plains. Would love to hear from you.

Dick Brotherton

Re: Frank Brotherton

2006-11-11 03:00:37Z

Buck is my great grandfather and Frank my great uncle, had the privilege of meeting them several times as well as well as Dorval and Shirley. Franks half sister Neletta is still living in West Plains. Would love to hear from you.

Dick Brotherton

Henry Brotherton

2006-11-11 02:55:55Z

Reba: The only positive factual that I have on William and Margaret are in the 1850 Census Cocke County Tennessee.
William was 70 and Margaret 65. William was born in NC in 1780. In 1850 they were living next to James, Moses, and John whom I believe were his sons. James is my ggggrandfather so that would make William my gggg. Anymore info you have I would appreciate. As far as Henry I have seen some census with him on it and thought that he was brother to James but not sure where he fits in. I do know that James was born in 1823, John in 1829, and Moses in 1830. It is the years between Henry and James that has me not sure if same family. He could of been Williams by a first marriage but I have no way of proofing that

Dick Brotherton

Re: Henry Brotherton

2006-11-10 22:12:03Z

Re: AndrewJ. Brotherton

2006-11-10 19:56:05Z

You mentioned will by James M. and Rhoda Brotherton in Greene Co. Tn. Do you know if they had a Son Henry Richard(Richardson) Brotherton B. 1806-1807. I know William B.1757 had a Son born in 1806-1807, and died 1832. Thanks.Reba

Re: John-Russell May m Rhoda-Ruhama Brotherton

2006-11-10 17:37:10Z

I am searching for a Rhoda(Pogue)Brotherton B. Abt. 1785 Married James M. Brotherton B. Abt 1775 N,C, Moved to Wilson Co. Tn, on 1830-1840 Census James died in 1850's Rhoda also died in 1850' Greene Co. Tn. Does this connect with your Family?Thanks Reba

Re: Mary J Brotherton

carolynbrotherton — 2006-11-30 01:03:29Z

I have William Brotherton 1645

Daniel William Brotherton

Thomas W. Brotherton(b.1886)

damaged73 — 2008-03-18 22:20:07Z

Looking for Thomas W. Brotherton(b.1886 in Nebraska).
Married Mabel E. Coulthard(b.1887 in Iowa)
Found 1910 and 1920 census'. Born to them a son, named Clair. Cannot find anything past 1920 census. Any help would be fabulous!!
Thanks

Re: Some Atlanta GA marriages

MGagner — 2008-01-21 11:28:44Z

I would also be interested in the pictures, if they are still availabel.
I believe the man in WWI uniform could be William Henegar Brotherton, only son of Frank who was the son of the 1st William Henegar, who served in the Civil War.
Michelle G

Re: Thomas W. Brotherton(b.1886)

GENEHUBCAP — 2008-03-20 03:06:03Z

I found Thomas W. Brotherton in the 1930 Census in Mclead, Sweetgrass, Montana as a boarder. Mable & Clair are not there. Did Clair have a middle name, if so you might search his middle name as much of my family used there middle names not there first name. 1920 the family was in Wyoming, 1930 Thomas is in Montana, They may have divorced or they may have died. Check the usgenweb.com for Montana & Wyoming.

Parents and birth of Christopher Brotherton

cfhscollie — 2007-06-20 03:41:44Z

Have been looking for over two years for the birth date and Parents of Christopher B rotherton. He married a
ary Brown at Haurton le Skern N. Riding Yorkshire 8th. June, 1817. Witness to the wedding were John Brotherton, Mary Brotherton, John Pererloff and Ann Bainbridge. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Joyce Harnby - harnby@westnet.com.au

Re: Carey m Brotherton in Cloquet, MN

SusanSylke51 — 2008-03-19 22:37:06Z

Your ancestor was Genevere Luce Brotherton born 8 Jul 1843 at Gascon (Le Anse) Canada married Gilbert Carey/Querry on 16 Feb 1863 she died 15 May 1922 at Duluth St. Louis County Minnesota
FAther was John Adam Brotherton
Mother was Nancy Mckeown

GF was John Alexander Brotherton and Esther Duguay
Maternal Wm Mckeown and Ann Donnelly

GGF was Alexander Brotherton (this is our connection) if you still look at this thread email me and I can help you with this line

Anyone interested in "Y" chromosome DNA testing for the Brotherton lines?

magrif — 2007-05-14 20:48:25Z

I'm surprised that there has been no submissions from male Brotherton's for "Y" chromosome testing. I did just have a Brotherton on one of the main genealogy boards just ask about this. I have no financial interest in the testing companies, but have done my own surname thru FamilyTreeDNA.com and found them to be very helpful. The benefits keep getting greater, the more other lines who submit for testing to enable broader comparisons. The most comprehensive test that I know of currently available has 67 markers chosen for genealogy intent. That test costs about $270 US dollars, but 37 markers are available for about $190. I would advise not getting less than 37 markers, and if 67 are affordable, then do the maximum. Many are getting descendants from each line to join together to split the cost for a couple of descendants to do the test, since many who retain the surname are themselves not interested in genealogy. I'm not claiming to be an expert on this subject but would like anyone to write me if you have any questions about the testing. I do know that just a few years ago you could only get 12 markers for much more than the cost of 67 are now, but I doubt the price will descend much more - at least near-term. Thanks, Allan Griffith, Bloomington, IL, USA - magrif@verizon.net

Re: Mary J Brotherton

magrif — 2007-05-09 10:32:04Z

I would like to communicate with any of you having Brotherton lines at Onondaga County, NY in the late 1700s and early 1800s. I'm most interested in a John Brotherton shown there on early 1800s census. Does anyone know about his line ? - Thanks, Allan Griffith, Bloomington, Illinois, USA - magrif@verizon.net

Re: Tripp relatives, KS

magrif — 2007-05-09 10:28:07Z

Alan, I've tried in vain for nearly 2 years to communicate with you per your request, but have not heard anything in reply. I do have quite a lot to share with you about this Kansas line. - Thanks, Allan Griffith, Bloomington, Illinois, USA - magrif@verizon.net

Re: Brotherton of Kansas

magrif — 2006-11-24 16:20:03Z

I've put many queries out about my wife's Brotherton line of whom her ancestor's brother, Hiram Brotherton, born 1839 at Vigo Co, Terre Haute, Indiana. He spent most of his adult life at Winfield, Kansas - Cowley County. I have considerable details about this man, his 3 wives, descendants and 2 generations of ancestors. His parents, Able Brotherton & Sarah Welpton were both from NY, but migrated to Vigo Co, Indiana about 1826.

Hiram Brotherton of Winfield & Wichita, Kansas

magrif — 2006-11-24 16:20:03Z

Please contact me direct at magrif@verizon.net if anyone wishes an extensive datafile about Hiram Brotherton of Winfield & Wichita, Kansas. = Allan Griffith, Bloomington, IL

Welch,Brotherton ,Black

pcthomas780 — 2007-05-30 15:17:24Z

Can anyone help me to locate Demis Jackson Brother or have any information on this family.
Born Joplin Missouri about 1917. I found him in 1920 and 1930 census living with David Welch it says he is a nephew. Found a Arthur Brotherton and Mamie married about 1909 living in Joplin Mo. Area, married one year but can not locate them after ,thought mabe they were his parents..
Demis Brotherton Married Dorothy Louisa Black in early 1940 or befor.
Demis Garland Brotherton B: May 21.1941 D: April 20, 1952. Burial was @ Friends Cemetery Purcell Missouri. In the plot with David Welch and Family .
Samuel Arthur Brotherton born November 17,1943. \D:March 29, 1981 in Staneslaw, Ca.Was burried at Le Grand Cementery,Ca Does anyone know anything about this family. I could sure use some help.

Re: Ann BROTHERTON

TLS49321 — 2008-03-10 01:09:13Z

I now know Ann to be the middle name and this woman's first name to be Rachle. She died in Grand Rapids, MI, 25 Oct 1929.

Any help would be appreciated to her past.

Thank you,

Tracy Slaughter

Re: Edna G. Brotherton

brbogle — 2007-02-14 16:56:08Z

I'm familiar with Edna Earle Gaddis. Am interested in the Buckholts and Brotherton links.

Re: Fred Brotherton and Lillie McCowan, WA

courtkevcon — 2007-11-01 16:39:33Z

Is this Fred Brotherton related to a Mae Gregory? Is Spokane, Washington the area interested in? Do you have any additional information? Please respond, I have been trying to reach you for several years and the email does not work.

Relatives of John Adam Brotherton and Mary Jane LeMarquand, Quebec Canada to Wisconsin

courtkevcon — 2007-11-01 16:34:50Z

Looking for descendants of John Adam and Mary Jane LeMarquand (Jane) Brotherton, who immigrated from Canada (Paspebiac, Quebec) in the 1880's, first settling in Cloquet, MN, then Duluth, and finally, Superior, Wisconsin after 1905. They had three children, John Joseph, known as Howard or Robert, born February, 1881, known last living in Superior, Wisconsin with his mother in 1924. Mother and son disappear from any recorded information after 1924.

Daughter, Mae, married James Gregory, widowed in 1922; moved to Spokane, Washington with her three children, Kathryn, Charles Frederick and Paul. Looking for information about these children, Charles married a Louise, died 30 August 1980 in Riverside, California. Brother Paul died in Spokane in about 1980. No information about the daughter, Kathryn except she was born in Montana in 1908, and worked as a telephone operator in Spokane in 1930. Their mother, Mae, died in Spokane in July, 1973. Please contact as soon as possible with any information. Thank you.

Re: Alexander Brotherton, SCT to NY

courtkevcon — 2007-11-01 14:06:20Z

I am also descended from Alexander Brotherton, through his younger son, John Alexander, who married Esther Duguay. You must be descended from the oldest son, Adam.

Due to intermarriages between families and marriages to cousins, etc., I can also trace my family two and three times to the same line.

My ancestry includes those who came from France, Jersey, Ireland, Scotland, and the Basque region, to ultimately settle in the Bay of Chaleur/Gaspe region of Quebec. My Brotherton ancestors eventually emmigrated west to the United States, settling first in Duluth, MN, and then Superior, Wisconsin. Some moved across the country to Spokane, Washington, and then down to California.

If you would like to get in touch to compare information, I would be interested to hear from you.

Re: Levi Brotherton

peebeem — 2007-11-04 02:45:03Z

Levi Brotherton was my greatgreatgrandfather. Please get in touch if you read this. peebsm@gmail.com

Re: Some Atlanta GA marriages

peebeem — 2007-11-03 19:20:57Z

I am interested in the 2 Brotherton pictures if they are still available. My grandmother was a Brotherton and Frank Brotherton was her brother, married to Lorena. The military picture could be of her father W H Brotherton.

Re: Levi Brotherton b 1810 TN d 1893 GA

peebeem — 2007-11-04 18:37:42Z

Levi was my great great grandfather. Please contact me at peebsm@gmail.com

Re: william Brotherton

peebeem — 2007-11-04 15:59:29Z

Hello,
I am a decendent of Esther Bone or so I beleive. My great,great grandfather was Levi Brotherton (b.08 Oct 1810 in Greene TN), son of John T Brotherton (b.31 Mar 1785 in Iredell, NC), son of Thomas Brotherton, son of JOhn and Esther Brotherton. I am fairly new to genealogy and am in the process of validating all my information. If you can help me I would greatly appreciate it. My great grandfather was William H Brotherton b 08 Feb 1839 in Benton, TN.and died 27 Feb 1908 in Atlanta, GA. You can reach me at: peebsm@gmail.com. Thanks!

Re: Some Atlanta GA marriages

carvaca1 — 2007-11-04 12:53:06Z

I will check to see if they are still at the shop. I will also check on what the price is for them and let you know that also.

Re: Some Atlanta GA marriages

carvaca1 — 2007-11-29 18:10:27Z

I'm sorry I took so long to get back to you. Email me at carvaca1@yahoo.com. The name on one of the pictures was Dorothy Brotherton.

Re: Some Atlanta GA marriages

carvaca1 — 2008-01-24 13:09:02Z

Contact me at carvaca1@yahoo.com (that is a one not a l after the ca)for the name, address and phone number of the Antique shop. Please put Brotherton in the Subject so I will not just delete the message. The pictures were still there the last time I looked, over a month ago. The prices ranged from $6 to $15 dollars depending on the pictures.