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Re: John Black Cusick

svhous — 2012-05-31 19:36:28Z

Hello Terese - thank you for the information on the Black/Cusick connection. My connection to the Blacks was early, as I descend from Elizabeth (Black) and William Blackburn, through their daughter Martha "Patsy," who was the second wife of my Robert Houston. The Cusick link I have is with Patsy's sister, Jean, who married Joseph Cusick. Likely Joseph was related in some way to the Cusicks you mention in your post. What sources do you have for the marriage between Jean Black and John Cusick - I'd like to add this line to my database? Interestingly, Jean (Blackburn) and Joseph Cusick also had a son, John Black Cusick! At least that is information I have, and the family moved to Edgar Co., IL, with Mary Jane (Blackburn) and Samuel Colville Vance and their family.
I have not really done any research on the Blacks, but I'm always hoping to hook up with people like yourself and the David Black who posted earlier. Other researchers often share what they have, as do I. I've not run across any Harrises.
I'm hoping to find someone I can hire to do research in Blount Co., TN, where all of these families seem to have migrated from VA, many of them before 1800.
- Sally

Re: BLACK

svhous — 2012-05-31 19:36:08Z

I see I mis-typed in my previous post: I was asking about the marriage between John Cusick and Martha Black (sister of Joseph), as I have no marriage for Martha. Please excuse the sloppy post.
- Sally

John Black Cusick

TereseMitchell — 2012-05-31 19:35:30Z

Hi Sally,

DO you have a connection to any Harrises with your Black family? I have Elizabeth Cusick who married John Harris, Jr in Greene, TN 1798. Her brother was John Black Cusick and their parents were John Cusick born 1742 in Cecil, Maryland and Martha Black, daughter of Elizabeth Colville and John Black of Frederick, VA. In Blount, Tennessee the Cusicks and the Blacks are found on Crooked Creek with my Harris line, Group 3 descendants of Edward Harris and Flora Douglas.

There were several Harris brothers who emigrated from Ireland to Lancaster, PA area about 1730. One of the brothers settled in Cecil, MD and several went to Mecklenburg, NC and the oldest brother John settled close to his brothers but was in South Carolina after the boundaries of NC and SC were set. His wife was Rebecca McBay and their son, John (my line) was also in Abbeville, SC - Bull Town and Long Cane Creek with his siblings and then moved to Blount, TN before 1801.

Son, John Harris moved with his children to Blount and their names are William (my line), John Baird (the one I think was married to Elizabeth Cusick), Robert Marklin/Mecklin, Elizabeth, Mathew Handy, and Joseph Gilliland Harris. John was married twice and I don't know the name of either wife.

The older sons of John are in the Territory South of French Broad land grants of 1807 with land on Crooked Creek which was the location of Black's Station. In each of the locations I mentioned the Harrises are aligned with the Blacks, Alexanders and several other families. The Wallaces are also related that are on Crooked Creek and from the Meck. area.

My Harrises are also aligned with the Houstons and Henrys of Blount and move to Murray county, Georgia about 1840 with several families including those and the Blacks.

I am trying to look and the allied families and see if I can fill in some missing pieces. Thanks very much,
Terese Mitchell

Re: Cusicks in Glasgow

kcresta — 2012-05-03 13:34:05Z

Hi Does not look like you have been on the message boards lately. I am also looking for Cusicks. Looking for the siblings of Susan Cusick daughter of Philip and Anne Mc Entee. I know some children went to Scotland around the Mary Hill area. I think some to the US. I do know she had a brother James, Hugh and James. Not sure about any others. Please let me know if you have any info on them. Thanks Karen

CUSICK James & Lyola - Cleveland, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2012-04-27 14:49:40Z

Name: Cusick, James J. Sr.
Date: Feb 18 1964
Source: Plain Dealer; Cleveland, Ohio Necrology File, Reel #102.
Notes: Cusick. James J. Cusick Sr., beloved husband of the late Lyola, (nee Conklin), dear father of Dorothy Brady, Norene Brown, (Peggy), James Jr., Marilyn Zedaker, Thomas M., Patricia Smrdel, dear brother of Rese Meade, grandfather of 19, great grandfather of 14, late residence, 4314 W. 152d St.
Friends may call at Berry's Funeral Home, 7200 Detroit Ave., 2-5 And 7-10 P. M. Tuesday. Funeral mass at Ascenston Church, Wednesday, Feb. 10, at 9 a.m.
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

Name: Cusick, Lyola
Date: Jun 19 1952
Source: Cleveland Press; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #102.
Notes: Cusick, Lyola (nee Conklin), beloved wife of James J., mother of Mrs. Dorothy Brady, Mrs. Norline Brown, James, J. Jr., Mrs. Marylin Zedaker, Thomas N. and Patricia, daughter of E. D. Conklin, sister of Mrs. Dorothy Fluck, and grandmother.
Friends may call at Berry's Funeral Home, 7200 Detroit Ave. Funeral services from St. Malachi's Church, Thursday, June 19, at 9:30 a.m.

Name: Brady, Dorothy R. (Cusick)
Date: May 14 1969
Source: Plain Dealer; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #095.
Notes: Brady. Dorothy R. Brady (Cusick), late residence, 19007 Golf View Dr., beloved wife of James, daughter of the late James and Lyala Cusick, dear mother of Sharon Rose, Vertal, grandmother of Deborah, John, Lynda, Patricia and Theresa Vertal, sister of Mrs. Peggy Brown, James Cusick Jr., of New Jersey, Mrs. Marilyn Zedakar, Thomas and Mrs. Pat Smrdel.
Funeral Mass Wednesday, May 14, at St. Patrick's Church, Racky River Dr. at Puritas at 10 a.m.
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
Family will receive friends at Corrigan's Funeral Home, Lorain Ave. at W. ? St., Fairview Park.

Cuyahoga County

David Cusick b1808 Dutchess, NY, m Mary H Clark 1834

sukhai — 2012-04-23 14:36:04Z

Hi there
Seeking information on the above - I'm curious to find out whether he was related to the Tuscarora Cusicks, specifically David (1790-1840) and his father Lt. Nicholas Kaghnatsho / Cusick. Or if not them, is anyone aware of an alternative Cusick line that might shed some light?

Re: Cusick, Cusack, of Tourmore, Co. Clare

samryan66 — 2012-04-20 05:26:02Z

Hi there! My great grandfather was Michael Cusick and he came from County Clare in 1881 with my great grandmother Anne Cusick (Curtin) with their two children Mary and John. They settled in Chicago though and Michael died before 1900. Ive been desperately looking for a connection but have hit a dead end. Are you sure they settled in Maine?

Re: Descendants of John Cusick or Russell Cusick

zoomiejunior — 2012-03-16 05:49:21Z

I would suggest to help getting responses to your request, that you give us more information, please.

Who are you; where are you; where is your family from; relatives names and locations; birth & death dates; would be good information to share. Without some of this, it is impossible to make a family connection with you, and your message will be ignored--because there is no way to respond.

John is a common name, and Russell isn't too uncommon, having much more information would be a big plus.

I just thought I would let you know about this, so that you wouldn't get frustrated by no replies.

Descendants of John Cusick or Russell Cusick

acidburn13 — 2012-03-03 06:20:26Z

My name is Christin Cusick. I am looking for family members. Due to a divorce in the family I have no connection to this side of my family and I would like to learn more about my family and possibly get to know some of my family members. I feel a connection to that side that I can't explain and am trying to figure out where I come from and the traits that I have thanks to this side of my family. Please reply back. I know that I am a descendant of Vance Cusick as well. My brother has been working on our family tree. I don't want to just see a piece of paper, I would like to know you.

Annie Theresa Cusick 1893-1923

larkarann — 2012-02-12 12:48:19Z

Born in Ashton, Rhode Island, USA on 10 Jun 1893 to Michael Cusick and Mary McNally. Annie Teresa married Arthur J Couture. She passed away on 19 Apr 1923 in St Josephs, Providence, Rhode Island, USA.

Born in Ireland on 19 Mar 1861 to Patrick Cusick and Maria McNulty. Michael married Mary McNally and had 5 children. He passed away on 19 May 1940 in Mendon Rd Ashton Berkeley, Rhode Island, USA.

Looking for any information on these lines

Re: my father

uma1923 — 2012-01-30 21:51:27Z

Audrey,
My gggg grandparents were John and Barbara Cusick of Pennsylvania. They were born around 1800. My ggg grandparents were Wilson and Catherine Munshower Cusick of Johnstown, PA. My gg grandma was Etta Cusick Lowman of Indiana, PA. I haven't found anything out of the ordinary about them except that Etta Cusick passed away suddenly when she was about 39 years old. Do you think we could be related?
Kris

Re: Cusicks in Glasgow

Chocolady33 — 2012-01-19 17:49:26Z

There are Maryhill Cusicks I haven't linked in yet but I am no pro. Owens parents were symon and Mary Brady , Mary's parents were Owen Brady and Rose Reilly. I have a Patrick Kelly and a Patrick McEwan to tie in also. I'm putting my tree on genes reunited as my wallpaper can't handle it anymore.
Janice

Re: Cusicks in Glasgow

gillalexrob — 2012-01-19 14:30:39Z

I have came across Owen Cusick in quite a few searches and feel that the same Cusick spelling and the Maryhill connection is too much of a coincidence not to have some link to my Cusicks, however distant.
I will let you know if I find it!

Re: UK Cusick's

carole1960hagen — 2012-01-19 12:55:23Z

i am the grand daughter of the late mary cusick who married joe hagan their son john hagan was my father

Re: Cusicks in Glasgow

Chocolady33 — 2012-01-18 22:59:59Z

Owen Cusick married Elizabeth cleary who came over from Ematris
In Ireland as a babe in arms in 1843/44. she was my great gran. Their daughter, Mary married Michael Ward whose daughter Elizabeth (my gran) married my grandad William Matthew. Most of their family and friends it seems are buried in Maryhill.

Re: UK Cusick's

Chrisq6 — 2011-11-10 22:59:35Z

Hiya Catherine
More than willing and happy to check the family tree you have started but cannot see it/access it anywhere..maybe you could let me know your email address to mail it ?

Chris

Re: UK Cusick's

Egan_Catherine — 2011-11-10 22:28:36Z

Hiya Chris,
My names Catherine Egan. Johnny 'Nipper' Cusick is my great, great uncle. I've been researching him as of lately for my college assignment called 'Manchester Stories'. I've uncovered some photos of Johnny, and some information of official bouts he's had in the ring, etc. Turns out he trained the Manchester's Police Team and was the first English man to go overseas to win the British Title in boxing from what my granddad told me. Hope this information helps.
Maybe we're related with you being a Cusick too, lol :)
I've been trying to construct the family tree for the last few days.
Could you review my tree and see if you recognise anyone there?
Many thanks,
Catherine.

Re: cusick-cusack

elaine78 — 2011-11-09 03:58:31Z

sorry I do not know the people you are refering to..

Re: cusick-cusack

MBowmanJohnson — 2011-11-04 20:03:02Z

Hi, My grandmother was Etta Frawley whose parent Michael , with his parents Thomas and Honeria immigrated from Liverpool England in 1841..(Michael was a baby)...they were Irish and HELP...where in Ireland did they come from?

Daniel Edward Cusick b.1850 in NB Canada or Nova Scotia

2011-10-07 06:00:40Z

I am researching my g-g-grandfather, Daniel Edward Cusick. He was born in NB Canada or Nova Scotia around 1850. He married Margaret Manucy 25 Dec, 1871 in Jacksonville, FL. He fathered two children, Edward and Annasetta Cusick before his death in 1880.

His family is supposed to have came over from Ireland. I am trying to locate any relatives or information on his parents.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Re: nelson cusick

cliff_cusick — 2011-10-02 17:40:18Z

Hey Kee, how are you doing? we had a reunion a few years back in South Dakota, Don was there but haven't heard from you in ages. see you around.

Re: Daniel Edward Cusick b.1850 in NB Canada or Nova Scotia

sheilacoulton1 — 2011-10-02 14:31:12Z

hi michael,i am hoping you are still searching the queries board for the famil of daniel cusack, i live in newbrunswick canada, i have the info you are looking for,please contact me at, sheila.coulton@bellaliant.net

Re: Lieutenant Cornelius Charles Cusick

elarmarchese — 2011-09-07 21:06:33Z

I know that I am more then a year behind both of these postings, but I want to find out if this fits into my family. So, Bill...are you and Sandy talking about the same family? I think my Cusick Family from Ontario is connected to the information she has discussed.

Thanks- Laura

Re: John Cusick-Mary Perry

TerriMatter — 2011-08-31 18:20:00Z

Believe I am related to John Cusick. In 1850, Russell Ploss 13 living with John and Mary Cusick. There is a marriage record in michigan 1834 for Maria Cusick and John Ploss. Russell Ploss is my ancestor. I see you have a different spouse listed for Mary Cusick, daughter of John. Would appreciate any additional info to make this connection.

nelson cusick

keecusick — 2011-07-22 01:09:49Z

Hi contact me. I know the Nelson Cusick/Jacob line keecusick at yahoo.es

Re: David or Nelson Cusick

wwbrinegar — 2011-07-22 00:00:12Z

I would love to see the complete diary of Abraham Ledieu. I got involved in the Cusick research by buying a box of Cusick information at an auction. I can put you in touch with a Mr Rogers who has written a book on the Cusicks. Please stay in touch. Bill Brinegar

Re: David or Nelson Cusick

vondieduck — 2011-07-13 17:38:18Z

I am a great grand daughter of Nelson Cusick. His daugher Mollie married Charles Victor Shuck my great grandfather. Their son Arden was my grandfather. I am his son Phillip's third daughter. I would love to know all you have on Ledieu. I have his original diary and Nelson Cusick's discharge papers from the Civil War.

Re: Cusicks from Kingston NY

fpazzos — 2011-06-16 22:55:21Z

My Cusick/Cusack family came from Saugerties originally Ireland but I don't know what county. They worked in the quarries and moved to Brooklyn in the 1900s.
John Cusick/Cusack born around 1842 came to Saugerties around 1870. Records show the name spelled both ways.
Wonder if there's a connection
Mary

Cusicks from Kingston NY

jharrisk12 — 2011-05-31 19:03:27Z

I am looking for information for my maternal grandfather's family. I do not have too much information, but here is what I do have. My grandfather's name was Michael Cusick (born around 1860); he grew up in Kingston NY, but moved to Brooklyn after he married my grandmothers, Elizabeth O'Callaghan. My grandfather's parents emigrated to New York from Ireland's County Clare area sometime in the 1840s. My grandfather had a brother, John and a sister, Mary and more siblings who became priests and nuns. My grandfather's mother's surname was Donnelly and his cousins were in the undertaking business. My grandfather was a longshoreman in NY for many years and a bartender during the speakeasy years. He died at the age of 72.

If any of this seems to match with some info that you have in your family, please email me.

Re: Cusick's in Chicago

cusackjb — 2011-05-29 01:05:06Z

Nora Cusack Kilroy was may grandfather Peter's sister. She had 5 sisters and Peter. Not sure what you're looking for but I have quite a bit of info on the family. She was born in Cooranool Ireland. Just outside of Castlebar. Mathew and Ellen were her parents. Mathew was a tailor. They are all buried at Calvary. Mathew died in 1895 and Ellen in 1910.
There is a stain glass window in St. Dominic's honoring them. Feel free to ask anything and I'am curious about your side of the family. Hope to hear from you.
John Cusack (not the actor)

Re: Cusick, Ireland, NY and Michigan

nancydougan — 2011-05-23 00:18:45Z

George William Cusick was my 4the Great Grandfather. If you have any info on his birth in Ireland, I would love it. He was born in 1741. The family history in the US is amazing. Cusicks ended up pioneering in Michigan, Iowa, Minnesota, and Colorado.

South Brooklyn NY Cusick's, 10th Ward, 508 President Street

Boneprober1 — 2011-03-18 22:42:09Z

In 1880 Bridget Cusick nee Watson (b 1840 Ireland) resided there with son Frank (b 1860 Ireland) Daughter Mary E (b 1867 NY) Son John J (b 1874 NY) Daughter Kate (b 1876 NY)

Apparently immigrated between 1860 & 1867 with Patrick as the Father of all, but it's believed Patrick was deceased sometime after 1876 and prior to the 1880 Census.

Looking for more info on Bridget Frank, Kate after 1892 & Mary E. after 1938.......HELP appreciated if you can.

Re: John Cusick (1744-1816) Blount Co., TN

zach905 — 2011-03-14 01:08:58Z

Hi, How did you come to the conculsion that samuel may be Johns father.

Zach

Re: CUSICK from Antigo, WI

brendaleegreenwood41 — 2011-03-12 20:08:24Z

Hi I think I may have some info. for you. I didnt know of her as Marie. I know her as Maude. I have some pics of her and her father and a sister Anne. I would be Maude and Davids great granddaughter.

Cusick's in Chicago

micaelacassidy — 2011-01-07 19:28:23Z

I am looking for more information about the family of Nora Cusick Kilroy. Nora was the daughter of Matthew Cusick and Ellen McManamon. Nora immigrated from Ireland in the early 1880s, and married Michael Kilroy in about 1888, presumedly in Chicago, IL. The rest of Nora's family immigrated to Chicago in the 1890s. Nora died in 1902 in Chicago, my great-great grandmother was her daughter Mary Ellen Kilroy Munroe (1893-1919).

Re: Charles C. Cusick of the Tuscarora

firedancer911 — 2010-12-31 14:48:47Z

Hi , my name is Sandy
saw your inquiry on the Cusicks...
there is a book on Cornelius Cusick called "Seven Generations of Iroquois Leadership" by Laurence M. Hauptman. There is an interesting story as to how I found this book but I will not get into that now...it may already be on here ,
Cornelius's grandfather is my fourth greatgrandfather and is a Full native Indian Cheif...I have not found out how they got the name Cusick .
I would be interested in hearing from you on the family , I do have some other info but cannot seem to get farther back from his grandfather Nicholas,,Sandy

Re: Charles C. Cusick of the Tuscarora

firedancer911 — 2010-12-31 14:41:53Z

Hell-o, my name is Sandy ...saw your info on here and thought that I would give you a bit that I have..
You may have gotten this info from the book that I have but if not I thought that I would tell you about it.
It is called "Seven Generations of Iroquois Leadership by Laurence M Hauptman....this book was calling out to me at the library for several years I noticed it but never picked it up to read it...then when a Title and authur was given to me on my geneology tree I went to the library to ask to have it brought it , she said i have it here and brought the book I had looked at all those years.
His grandfather is my 4th greatgrandfather and is a full native Indian Cheif, I am not sure how they got the name.
I have some other info on the Cusicks if I can help..hope to hear from you, Sandy

Re: Cusick family that lived in Kansas

enright_bill — 2010-11-13 22:41:20Z

Both my grandfather William W Enright and my grand uncle Cornelius Enright are listed as hired hands for the Cusick family at different times around 1900. I suspected that my great grandmother may have been a Cusick but have nothing to support that. Her name was Cynthia and she was born in Ohio. My great grandfather immigrated from Ireland in the 1870s and worked forthe railroad before settling in Dickinson County Kansas. I think he may have been born in County Limerick near Murhur but again I am not sure.

uk cusicks

pearlhauber — 2010-11-08 14:55:54Z

Can anyone give me any info on John cusick born belmullet area of mayo married ellen cummins??? and came to york england around 1845 they braught with them Honora,Bridget,AND ELLEN JNR. would be gratefull of any info thanks pearl

Simon Cusick 1871 - 1893

TantaBB — 2010-10-31 18:27:39Z

The Steubenville Weekly Gazette - 1893 (son of Margaret and Charles Cusick

SERIOUS ACCIDENT
A P.W & KY passenger train ditched near Wellsburg (WV)Fireman, Simon Cusick was killed and five of the passengers were injured, but none seriously...The cause of the accident is supposed to have been a broken flange on one of the engine wheels...The remains of the dead fireman were brought to this city (Steub) and taken to the home of his
father, CHARLES CUSICK on North Sixth St. He was about 22 yrs of age and unmarried. The funeral was on Thursday morning from St. Peter's Church.

this was from the week of Friday, July 7, 1893

NOTE: See 1880 US Census Record for this family - last name is spelled Cusic

Re: Jane Cusick

hildebrandmr — 2010-10-10 20:56:46Z

Hi,
Jane Cusick married Ebenezer G. Buck, My 4th great grandfather as well. My line descends from son Henry Mortimer and his first wife Keyeak Bradford. Their son Henry Mortimer married Adelia Jeannette Cleveland, who's son Charles Henry Buck married Elizabeth C. Cain. The next in line would be my grandfather Charles Alvin Buck then my mother Carol Ann Buck who married of course my father Eugene Robert Hildebrand.

If any of this makes any sense, I would be interested in exchanging information if that is something you too are interested in.

I can be reached directly at Michael_Hildebrand@Yahoo.com

Hope to hear from you soon.

Sincerely,
Michael Hildebrand

Re: Ruth Cusick-Everett Alfred Verley

sstacy65 — 2010-07-25 08:07:15Z

Hello Ken,
You and I are 3rd cousins 2R. I also descend from Willam Danford & Hannah (Schermerhorn) Verley. There son John Skimahorn is my 3rd grt grandfather....John's son Lewis is my 2nd ggf....Lewis' son William is my grt grandfather...William's son Earl Clarence is my grandfather...Earl's son Kenneth is my father.
I have your father and mother listed in my tree, but don't have any dates or infor for your mother Ruth. All I have for your dad is his birthday and was born in Montana at Chris Christenson's house at 10pm. I have the names of your siblings and your brother Ronald died when he was only 2 1/2 months old (1950).
I have that you have 2 daughters (no names or dates).
If you would like to share any information that could fill in where I'm missing it, I would really appreciate it.
It's really great to finally connect with another Verley. It's nice to meet you!
Hope to hear from you soon. My email is stacyleuenberger@yahoo.com if you'd like to contact me directly.

Take care
Stacy

Re: Cusick in Monmouth County New Jerssey, Cusick immigrant from England of Irish descent, Kelly immigrant from Ireland

MELON41 — 2010-04-18 21:17:22Z

My great grandmother was named Mary Cusick. Do you have the Blake name in your line? My Cusick was also from New Jersey. Father was Thomas Cusick and mother was Sarah Campbell. Both born in Ireland. Any relation????

Re: David or Nelson Cusick

wwbrinegar — 2010-03-21 01:14:36Z

I have a family tree of of Dave Cusick who was born in Quincy MI who had two sons that I know of Nelson W. Cusick, born in Tioga NY, moved to Michigan as a young man and then to the Dakota territory. His brother Ben/Benjamin ended up in S Dakota also. They married the daughters of Abraham Ledieu. I have further information and would love to share information. I am in contact with the Cusick family and helping one with research trying to find the family of Dave Cusick. Phone 307-634-1581 Bill Brinegar

Cusic's/Cusick's from St. Mary's County Maryland

Ldm723 — 2010-03-15 03:19:01Z

Trying to figure out who Richard T. Cusic/Cusick's spouse was. I have seen information where her name was Margaret E L Hopkins. But I can't seem to find any information on her. They had a son named John A. Cusic/Cusick born abt. 1856/57. I can not seem to find them in the 1860 census though.
They also had other children named Albert, Henry, Mary, and Jane. Jane may have been the last one born? She was born around 1865. The 1880 Census lists Richard T. Cusick as widdowed. Any information on this family sure is appreciated!

Re: Lieutenant Cornelius Charles Cusick

wwbrinegar — 2010-03-12 18:55:32Z

John Cusick who's father was Abraham Ledieu. John Cusick was from the Dakota Terrirory Cusicks. He worked for the government there when the government was giving out 80 acre homestead parcels of land. That was his job. Abraham Ledieu was his grandfather who worked for the Hudson Bay Trading Co and was a pioneer in settling the Dakota Territory. I have a copy of his diary and it is fascinating. He workd well with the Indians and from talking with the Cusicks he may have been married to one and had two daughters and John Cusick married one. Talk to me soon, Bill Brinegar

Re: Cusick Cusack Reponse

kimberlyb1975 — 2010-03-07 04:02:16Z

My great grandfather came to America from Ireland in the late 1800's. His name is James Cusick, it used to be Cusack but he changed the last name once in America.

Re: Cusick family that lived in Kansas

12316989 — 2010-01-16 20:48:20Z

In the 1920 census, there were a John and Catherine Cusick living in Solomon County, KS. He was 54 and she was 50 at that time. He was born in Illinois, and she was born in Kentucky. Both parents of each were born in Ireland. They had two daughters still living with them, Marcella, 16 and Elizabeth, 14 or 15 (record is smudged). Both children were in school, and were born in KS. Hope that helps.

Re: Ruth Cusick-Everett Alfred Verley

KennethVerley45 — 2010-01-13 20:53:37Z

Merry
I am your mothers cousin. Ruth and Everett are my parents. They live in Helena Mt. Please e-mail me for more info. They had 5 children,Edith,Ken,Ronnie,Sandy and Faye.

Lieutenant Cornelius Charles Cusick

firedancer911 — 2010-01-11 19:21:35Z

you can find the story of this man in the book by Laurence Hauptman "Seven Generations of Iroquois Leadership" he is the son of James but I am looking for his mothers name , have his fathers Lieutanant Nicholas Cusick or Nicholas' fathers name. Sandy...if I have any other info I will get back to this site....