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Re: Samuel Burall born 1821 in MD

Jjj1jasper — 2010-05-07 19:15:30Z

a late relative told my mother that the Buralls came from Belgium, but I've never seen or heard anything to back up that claim.

How about the Fetterlings? Are they on you tree? The line goes back pretty far past the Powders. Are you related to that line?

Re: Samuel Burall born 1821 in MD

SuzieNash34 — 2010-05-07 17:33:27Z

No I'm still in the dark on that one. Let me know if you find anything of interest and I will do the same.

Suzie

Re: Samuel Burall born 1821 in MD

Jjj1jasper — 2010-05-06 19:03:19Z

I, too, am a descendant of Samuel Burall. I just started doing some more intense family history. Did you ever find an answer as to who is parents were?
Thanks.

Samuel Burall born 1821 in MD

SuzieNash34 — 2006-12-14 19:51:31Z

Looking for parents of Samuel Burall, b 1821, married Christiana Fetterling; lived in the Mt. Pleasant and New Market areas of Frederick Co., MD.

Thanks in advance.

catherine burall married John Aldridge 10/27/1833 Frederick Maryland

jamesirc — 2006-04-11 20:30:17Z

looking for info on catherine burall who married john aldridge on 10/27/1833 in frederick maryland

tom
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obit - Charles Andrews - brother of Mrs. Myrtle Burall

DLaFromboise — 2005-04-10 11:14:29Z

Hookstown, July 15 --- Charles T. Andrews, 75, farmer, dropped dead of a heart attack Thursday at 5 p.m. at his home on Route 168, a mile and a half south of Laughlins Corners.
Mr. Andrews lived in the community for nine years, coming from the Carson Oil Field in Hancock County W. Va. He had been in failing health for several months.
He leaves his widow, Mrs. Nina Andrews; two daughters, Mrs. Mable Kennedy of Parma, Oh., and Miss Bertha Andrews of Chicago; four sons, Harold Andrews of Ambridge, Pa., and Wayne Andrews, William Andrews and John Andrews at home; a sister, Mrs. Myrtle Burall of Cleveland, and a brother, Cell Andrews of near Georgetown, Pa.
Rites will be held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in the late home by Rev. C. T. Weimer of the Chester Presbyterian Church. Burial will be in Mill Creek Cemetery.

I found this obit in the papers of my late GAunt Mildred (Conn) Ramsey. I do not have more info, dates, or know which newspaper. Laughlins Corners is in Beaver Co. PA

Re: Item of interest to Burall family

2004-05-16 17:03:53Z

I don't know if this is my family but I did have an Aunt Lillian and she had a brother Harry...I still have relatives in Sterling, Il. I would have great interest in this book..Please contact me...Thank you, Phylls

Re: Burrall?

cjbiller — 2004-04-22 23:07:27Z

Audrey,

How kind of you to jump in and help, rare but it happnes:)

I will contact that person and exchange correspondence. I am looking on my tree to see if these are somehow connected, certainly nothing close to the trunk. My mother in law was a Burall from Frederick Co, MD so I have traced what I could with 187 Burall on the tree.
Thanks,
Charles

Re: Burrall?

2004-04-20 15:46:56Z

Your message says you have extensive info on the Burall family. I just posted a message on the board in an attempt to help someone who is trying to return a book to a Burall family. Will you please read my post and see if you can be of help? I personally have no connection to this family but after I read this, I thought a post on RootsWeb might be beneficial. I hope there are some descendants of this family who can be located so this precious piece of history can find a home.

Item of interest to Burall family

2004-04-20 15:38:36Z

I found this on the Kovel's newsletter posted in April 2004. I thought it might be of interest to someone in the Burall family. Their website is www.tias.com/newsletter . If you would like to go there, look for issue #222. That is the one that contains the following paragraph.

Over 20 years ago I bought a box of books at a tag sale. One of the books I have held on to, and at various points in my life tried to track down the owner, because it touched me so. The book is called The Wedding Ring, and is "a series of discourses for husbands and wives and those contemplating matrimony." (Copyright 1896.) The book was given to a Helen Burall on February 23, 1926, who apparently lived in Davenport Iowa. The address also includes "Rock Island, Lee," which I believe references an island in Iowa. The book appears to be a gift from Lillian Lydia Burall, who in the back of the book wrote a poem in memory of her brother Harry LeRoy Burall who had died. I would like to return this book to the Burall family if possible. Thank you. Barbara at barbaraheimlich@aol.com

Re: Burrall?

cjbiller — 2003-12-08 22:05:08Z

I have extensive Burall research with numerous Mary Burall from Maryland.
Do you have more info on your Mary Burrall?

Burrall

2003-11-21 05:12:33Z

I am looking for George Burrall Smith who lived in Montana c 1889.

Burrall?

2003-11-21 05:11:22Z

This is a long shot, but I think I am looking for a Mary Burrall who married George Smith and lived in Montana c 1889.

Re: Isaac Burall

AnitaLMagner — 2001-08-08 00:30:44Z

Hi, You should try Phyllis Burral Lopez at burralphyl@webtv.net I think you both may be looking for the same Isaac. Good Luck! Anita Magner

Isaac Burall

TBURRAL — 2001-06-24 01:27:45Z

Am looking for any info on Isaac Burall. I believe
he was bornin 1802 and he married Christiana Stephey.
They had 4 children that I know of. I believe that they lived
in Claylick PA. Isaac is my gg grandfather. I can't locate any
info on this side of the family. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance TJ