Doolin - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: James W. Doolin of Bowling Green, KY

ret4329 — 2009-05-16 16:31:49Z

I have limited info on this family but will gladly share. Desend from Jesse Doolin.

Re: Doolin's in Missouri-Kansas-Oklahoma

gingerd189 — 2009-04-12 01:56:25Z

I wondered if you ever found the answer to your question.
Ginger Davis

Fate's Sad Romance: James Doolin

mullan142 — 2009-04-04 20:34:33Z

From The Lima News (Lima, Ohio) August 1898. The original newspaper article is available through Ancestry.com. To my knowledge, I am not related to any of the people mentioned but it is a good story. This is an example of the variations in the surnames. It is quite rich in details. Hopefully, this will help someone with their research.

“Fate’s Sad Romance
Three Brothers Under Different Names
Truth Stranger Than Fiction - Chance the Element That Unites the Fraternal Trio. Two of Its Members Having Lived Long in the Same City.

From the Chicago Daily News: The strange story of the separation in childhood of the five sons of Patrick Dolan, at one time a blacksmith at Lockport, N.Y., after the death of their mother and the happy reunion of the three of them - all that are now living - came to light with the visit to Chicago of Fred Dooley of Rochester, N.Y., who is now dividing his time between the homes of his long-lost relatives. Probably the most peculiar feature of the story is that all but two of the brothers grew to manhood under different names and for several years two lived within a few miles of each other in Chicago and at the same time each was prosecuting a vigorous search for the other. The brothers now living and enjoying the reunion are: William Doolan, a hardware merchant living at 1231 Madison Street. Thomas Dolan, assistant engineer in the fire department, connected with engine company No. 57. Fred Dooley, a barber in Rochester, N.Y. The two who died since the separation were: Daniel Dooley, lately a baker at Rochester, James Doolin, who was a sailor and claimed Buffalo as his home. The story is best told by Thomas Doolan, whose efforts in finding his brothers have never waned since he first took up the search. He gives the following narrative: “Years ago my father Patrick Dolan, and my mother, whose maiden name was Katherine Green, settled in Lockport, having come to this country from County Louth, Ireland. Father was a blacksmith and I have been told was fairly prosperous. The family consisted of five boys. While we were all in tender years mother died and soon after father placed Daniel, Fred and myself in the Sisters’ Orphan home at Rochester and then disappeared. Since that time nothing has been heard of him and it is likely that he is dead. William was adopted by a man of the name of Casey, and an elderly woman, one Daughn, cared for James. Later, however, James was also placed in the Orphans’ home. I soon tired of life in the home and one night ran away and went to Wilson, N.Y. where for several years I mad my home with an old farmer whose name I cannot recall. For years I never heard from my brothers and drifted about the country doing almost anything that was honest and upright for a living. I came to Chicago, was married, and now have three children. I often wondered if I should ever again see my relatives and had almost given up hope when you can imagine my surprise when two men walked into the engine house and announced that they were my brothers. They were William and Fred, the latter having come from his home in Rochester, where in an odd manner, he had learned of our whereabouts. It all came about this way: Recently Daniel Frawley of this city established an agency for a Chicago brewing company in Rochester and he rented a store next door to Fred’s barber ship. He was well acquainted with me and had also known William. Fred corresponded with us and finally we were convinced that our relationship had been established. Further inquiries convinced us of the death of Daniel and James. We have also discovered an aunt in Seneca Falls, N.Y. and she has assisted us in the search for father. The aunt’s name is Mrs. Mary Celery.”

Re: sdoolin

DELI844 — 2009-03-12 21:47:25Z

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Re: Doolin Outlaw Gang

glendamwalton — 2008-11-16 20:59:22Z

Hi! My name is Glenda Marie Doolin Walton. My father was Louis Ezekiel Doolin born October 13, 1911 in Bald Knob, AR. His father was Berry Tillman Doolin born MO,AR or OK in 1882. He was a nephew of "Wild Bill" Doolin. Berry had brothers, Ethan and Phinnas who resided in OK. My ggrandmother Doolin was 1/2 Cherokee, her father a full Cherokee and her mother white and was put up for adoption at birth. My father's mother was Annie Ethel Peters born in IL. I would love to hear from others either Doolin or Peters.

Re: What happened to Bill Doolin's mother, Artemina?

cajacowan — 2008-06-27 17:39:21Z

I do not have an answer to your Question. My great grandmother was Telitha (half sister to Bill Doolin). Have you read the book Bill Doolin Outlaw O.T. Author Colonel Bailey C. Hanes? I will get in touch w/my cousin & see what she knows about Artemina.

Regards from Tuttle, OK.

Carolyn (Cooper)Cowan

Re: Doolin Outlaw Gang

rickvarner08 — 2008-04-15 19:17:09Z

I have been doing some research and although the book has the name as Doolin. the search on this site has it as Doolen. It is listed as Carrie Etta Doolen. Bobby gave me the book. Mary is coming to see us in August and I will give it to her to take back. I unfortunately will not be able to make it to the reunion this year but we will definately be there next year. It is cool to speak to family. I really miss my dad.

Rick

Re: Doolin Outlaw Gang

nanasuzy54 — 2008-04-14 04:45:30Z

Hi Ricky,
I am your aunt. All the family call me susie. Your mother Mary Sharlene is one of my sisters. You are related to the Doolins. My Ggrandmother was Carrie Etta Doolin. She marrie John Thomas Mashburn. What book do you have on Doolins. Would love to see it. Are you coming to the family reunion in June. Email me at nanasuzy54@yahoo.com.
Would love to hear from you. Your Aunt Susie

Re: Doolin Outlaw Gang

rickvarner08 — 2008-04-09 05:06:31Z

Pamela,
My name is Cecil (Rick) Richard Varner. My mother is Mary Shar Hodge (Mashburn) of Oklahoma. I have a book with the Doolin name in it. I think I am related but not sure how. Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Rick

Re: What happened to Bill Doolin's mother, Artemina?

emilyaulicino12 — 2008-01-06 08:06:37Z

Jalena,

I have information on Barton Doolin.

Email me at: aulicino@hevanet.com

Best wishes,
Emily

Re: Doolin's in Missouri-Kansas-Oklahoma

emilyaulicino12 — 2008-01-06 01:22:02Z

I can help you....we are cousins! I know your line.

Email me at: aulicino@hevanet.com

Best wishes,
Emily Doolin

Re: Doolin,Mary

emilyaulicino12 — 2008-01-06 01:19:16Z

Kaleta,

I know who your Charles Beranrd Doolin's parents if you have not found them. We are cousins so I know the line well and can go farther back.

Email me at: aulicino@hevanet.com

Thanks,
Emily Doolin

Doolin Email List

emilyaulicino12 — 2008-01-01 19:23:45Z

Greetings and Happy New Year!

Although, many of you may like the Forums and Boards, I just wanted to let those of you know that the Doolin email list at RootsWeb has a new administrator (me), and if you enjoy having your Doolin messages come straight to your email box, you are most welcome to join us.

I seldom find the time to log on to forums, but try, so I much prefer the emails that come directly to me. However, I do realize we are all different.

If any of you are also interested in the Doolin DNA Project, just email me.

Best wishes,
Emily
aulicino@hevanet.com

Doolin's of Pulaski Co. Ky.

mocountryboy1 — 2007-11-05 02:40:14Z

I'm researching the Doolin's in Pulaski Co. Ky. Would like to contact anyone who might have any info on them.

Would anyone know if there is a Doolin web sit located on My Family.com? If so who do I contact of be invited?

Thank you Jack

Norma Doolin/Dulin born 1915 in WV

Shellseakr — 2007-10-02 16:36:54Z

Looking for info on Linnie Dulin McKibben (1884 - ??, could be known as Flora L) and Harvey McKibben (1881-1970). They were the guardians of a niece named Norma Doolin/Dulin (1915) and nephew Frances Eugene Smith (1909 - 1972) who is my husbands grandfather. Trying to find out who Norma's parent or parents are. And how grandpa ended up living with the McKibbens after his mother died.

Re: sdoolin

susiecheatwood — 2007-09-11 00:56:44Z

Hi, I am a decendent of Daniel Doolin Sr. Would like to hear from you. I live in Okmulgee Ok. my email is nanasuzy54@yahoo.com please contact me if you are related to these doolins.

Re: Shelton Doolin line

susiecheatwood — 2007-09-11 00:38:25Z

hi, i am a decendent of Daniel Doolin Sr. would like to know about the book on the doolins, is there info on Daniels line in the book. If so how can I get a copy of this book. my email is nanasuzy54@yahoo.com please let me know how to get a copy of this book

Re: Doolins, from Ireland....the infamous "Bill Doolin"

BrendaSampley — 2007-06-01 05:38:40Z

Hi.

I can't help you much, but the names you mentioned match my family so am replying.

My granfather was Edgar Monroe Sampley, and my grandmother was Minnie Killian, a younger sister of Francis Killian. I have very little info on my grandmother as she apparently died at around 30 or so. Don't know exactly when or where (would have been TX or OK) I obtained Francis'SSN application and that's how I found out Tennessee's maiden name was Doolin. I knew a couple of Francis' kids (I remember Verna most), but they were adults when I knew them. I would appreciate any info you have on anybody, Killian or Doolin. The only thing I have is a picture of Minnie and her sister Clemmie when they were girls. Hope to hear from you.

Brenda Sampley Holguin

Re: Genivive Doolin of Warren Co., Ky.

2006-07-26 02:03:48Z

Hi, Just happened to stumble accross your post, just as I happened to stumble across a Genivive Doolin a last summer. This Genivive I don't think is the one you are looking for, shes more my age I think. must be her daughter or something. Or Granddaugher. I was born in 48 so , yes, prob a granddaugher of the other. She is living in Portland, OR. I taked with her extensivly on the phone , several times. We swore to stay in contact regardless if we were same Doolin's or not. Then her phone number became busy and I haven't been able to reach her since. Am worried about her. This Gen was raised by an Aunt. Her story is quite sad actually. The reason she was raised by her aunt is that her father... a Doolin, prob son of your Genivive, killed her mother when she was quite young. I won't swear to it but I think she wittnessed it. She stayed kinda out of all Doolin things until she divorced awhile back and took back her maiden name. She is searching hard for answers to what line she is from. She was going to go to the Portland reunion in August but I couldn't get a hold of her about that time to tell her I wasn't going to make it or to find out if she did. If you can find her, please let me know , tell her to call me.. thanks, Linda

Re: Shelton Doolin line

2006-07-26 01:53:07Z

Debbie,
This is a granddaugher of Albert and Ginny Doolin of Portland. My father was their oldest, Verne Reed Doolin. I attended a reunion just before Uncle Jimmy passed away. I too was drawn to the reuinon by Sue and her Book. (I do have a copy of the book). She even gave me a place to stay. Then after the reunion, not another word. Attended one more, got to see Uncle Dean apparently for last time. Was going to go last year but have no info on how to contact anyone. And with Uncle Dean gone, really don't know anyone anymore. Can't come this year either. Me and my hubby were recently diagnosed with MS./ Weird!
Anyway, I sure would like to stay in touch with the clan..even tho most don't know me from adam.. cept for apperance.. lol, I look as Doolin as you can get I guess . lol
Well hope someone sees this and contacts me.. love linda

Re: What happened to Bill Doolin's mother, Artemina?

2006-07-19 20:53:06Z

I am researching Bill Doolin so that I can find my great-great grandfather. I think his name was Barton Doolin and I know they came from Arkansas. If I find anything about Artemina Beller, I will send it to you. If you know anything about Barton Doolin (Doolen) please send me an email. Thank You Jalena Doolen May

Re: Timothy DOOLIN / DOOLAN & Catharine RODEN m.1849 Sydney NSW

2006-06-26 01:08:51Z

Kerry,
Regretably I haven't found anything new on Timothy Doolin or his family. I have found that Catherine Roden nee White was b.1821 Gravesend Kent to Richard & Rosamond White. She m. David Roddan 1839 Liverpool. She & David came to Sydney AUS on the Thomas Lowry 1840. I obtained NSW dc. No. 8165/1891 but this turned out to be Catherine Doolan also known as Catherine Doolin, Maude Brown & Catherine Morgan age c.28 of Ireland died at an insane hospital parents unknown. I can't find a death for Thomas Doolin / Doolan or Catherine. I haven't obtained the b or m certifis. for Thomas & Catherine's children. I haven't spent a lot of time on this but I have made a rough check of the Vic bdm index but nothing jumped out. Regards.
Ian

Re: Doolen/Doolin (Patience Dulin)

2006-04-03 22:59:53Z

Hello Irene,

I found a file today at the World Connect project that showed Patience Dulin the sister of Robert Dooling/Duling, Philip Dooling and William Duling.

Thanks to your post, that I read today, I found a new ancestor that I didn't know exhisted.

Re: Doolen/Doolin

2006-04-03 19:58:09Z

Hello Irene,
Patience Dulin is listed in records in the World Connect project at Rootsweb.com. Patience Dulin was born from 1687-1705 in Fauquier Cty, VA. Married John Corder Abt. 1722, (born Abt. 1705) in Fauquier Cty. John Died Abt. 1760. Patience died bef. 1805 in Smith, Tenn. She and John had three sons. Joseph Corder Abt. 1730, John Corder, Jr. Abt. 1735, and William Corder Abt. 1740. Possibly related to Robert, Philip & William Dooling/Duling. Thanks!!

What happened to Bill Doolin's mother, Artemina?

2006-03-01 20:27:20Z

I am researching the Bill Doolin family and am seeking assistance in finding out what happened to Bill Doolin's mother, Artemina (Bellar) Doolin after Michaels Doolin's death in 1856 in Johnson Co. AR? I believe that Barton Doolin purchased Artemin's share of the Doolin farm along with the shares of other siblings. Some family lore claims that Artemina moved to Ft. Smith, AR. She may have remarried and therefore went under and died with another last name. Any information on her and Bill's sister, Tennessee (Doolin) Killian would be greatly appreciated. Any and all suggestions would also be appreciated.

Regards from Mesa, AZ
Pat France

Doolins, from Ireland....the infamous "Bill Doolin"

2006-02-25 19:11:58Z

My Husband Great Grandfather was Francis M. Killian. Francis Killian was born in Indian Territory, Chickasaw nation, Oklahoma. His mother's name was Tennessee Doolin. Tennessee Doolin's parents were Michael Doolin and Artemima Beller. That is the same parents of the famous outlaw Bill Doolin of the Doolin Dalton gang. My husband grandmother was Bill Doolin great neice, she remembers him. She is no longer living. I am finding this family migrating from Ireland, into Kentucky,then to Arkansas, later to Ok. then into Texas at the point where the Killians andDoolins marry. If any of these names match your family I would love to hear from you. Trying to figure out the puzzle how and why the Doolins endend up in Ok. and becoming the Outlaws.
Thanks
Kim

DOOLIN MARRIAGE

2006-02-19 19:34:48Z

am seeking some assistance in finding the marriage (remarriage) of Artemina (Beller/Bellah) Doolin. She was the wife of Michael Doolin and the mother of well known outlaw Bill Doolin. After Michaels's death in Johnson Co., AR in 1865, she moved to Ft. Smith and was living there when she sold her share of the Doolin farm. I am trying to find out how and where she spent the rest of her life. I don't believe it was under the name of Doolin. Many Doolin family members changed their names because of the notoriety of Bill Doolin. I believe there is a good chance Artemina remarried and I would appreciate someone looking that up in a marriage index to see if she can be found remarrying from about 1866-1872. In the book 'Bill Doolin, OT Outlaw' it mentions that at one point he visited his mother who was living in OK.

Any assistance and suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Regards from Mesa, AZ
Pat France

Re: Doolin/Hightower Connection in TN & TX

2006-01-20 00:35:49Z

James Hightower was my gr-gr-uncle; he was only bro of John Hightower. If you should learn Margaret's maiden name, please let me know. That James was an elusive one - died, probably, Titus Co, TX after 1870. I have some info on James, but, can't get his descendants to answer their mail. John, my gr-grandfather fathewred 15 stretchers - I have lots of info and am working hard.

Re: Doolin Outlaw Gang

SMCALLISTER505 — 2007-01-23 03:57:14Z

Are you related to the Sofia or Sophia Dulan who homesteaded the NE4 of 23-14-1W? That's east of Arcadia, north of Rt. 66, and west of the Indian Meridian. If so, I'd like to compare notes with you about the DULANs and some of the area families they're connected to.

Doolin/Dowling

pleon112 — 2006-03-31 05:01:26Z

My Gr.Great Grandmother was Margaret Doolin, b.Jan.1837 in Arklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland. Her sister Catherine, b. July, 1833 m. James Weadick, brother of my Gr.Grandfather, Edward Weadick. Their father was Samuel Doolin, b. abt.1799 in Co. Wexford to Catherine Doolin. His father was wounded in the battle of Gorey in 1798 and died the following year. Does anyone have any information to share about this Doolin name? Please email me. Thankyou

Re: Doolin's in Missouri-Kansas-Oklahoma

madoolin — 2007-03-16 19:34:51Z

My Tree goes like this:

William Marion Doolin: Born in Missouri
William Joseph Doolin: Born in Missouri
William John Doolin: born in Missouri
William Alvin Doolin: Born in Colorado
My Father: Born in Michigan
ME

Re: Doolins, from Ireland....the infamous "Bill Doolin"

gcskidmore — 2006-09-09 20:14:44Z

What can you tell me about the Doolin's family? Do you have any pitures of the Doolin's? I have been researching since about 2003. What do you have on Bill Doolin? I was told that they came from Ireland, by an Doolin family member. But that Bill Doolin also had married more then one time. What is Bill Doolin full name could it be (William Patrick Doolin)? What is it that we can't find about his life?
Any information would be apperciated.
Thanks Glenda

Doolin/Dulin VA and KY

kcucchia92 — 2006-04-22 02:40:25Z

John Dulin, Jr. b. Fauquier Co., VA abt 1779, m. Fauquier Co., VA 12/13/1796, d. Robertson Co., TN bef 6/17/1837
Married Sally Payne b. VA abt 1775 (1860 Metcalfe Co., KY)

Mathew Neal Dulin/Doolin b. Fauquier County, VA 12/11/1811, m. 1837, d. Metcalfe Co., Edmonton, KY 2/8/1892 (1840, 1850 Adair Co., KY; 1860, 1870, 1880 Metcalfe Co., KY)
Married Ellen Elizabeth DeMumbrum (Demunbrun/Demonbreun), dau of Timothy Felix Demonbreun (m. Davidson, TN 1809) and Mary Ann Cagle, b. TN 1815 (1850 Adair Co., KY; 1860, 1870, 1880 Metcalfe Co., KY)

Elizabeth Ellen Doolin b. Adair Co., KY 9/13/1857, d. KY 5/8/1922 (1860, 1870, 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920 Metcalfe Co., KY)
Married Thomas D. Yates, son of Alpha Yates and Malinda Wallace, b. KY 8/1856 (1860, 1870, 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920 Metcalfe Co., KY)

Any family connections?

Re: Doolin/Hightower Connection in TN & TX

LMorris72399 — 2007-01-01 01:09:29Z

Dell! I have been trying to get in touch with you. I lost your address and phone number, then realized you had moved anyway...

My sisters and I spent the day traveling around Franklin Co. Friday taking pictures. We finally found the old homestead site near Rockhill Cemetery. I must have a million questions for you. I've been reading through the last section you sent of the Hightower book and realized I did not send you any corrections for it. Is it too late? Do you have more ready to send out? We have updates to our line of course.

I have not been working on the research for quite awhile and just recently jumped back in, full force. :)

One question: You said John had only one brother, James. Somewhere I found a Polly, Robert, and Charles. Are they not his siblings? It may just be supposition on someone's part, but I'd sure like to find out if that is true.

Please contact me at lowkm@sbcglobal.net so we can reconnect.

Your Texas cousin, Linda

Timothy DOOLIN/DOOLAN & Catharine RODEN m.1849 Sydney NSW

ianberick — 2006-03-01 04:12:46Z

Timothy Doolin or Doolan & Catha(e)rine Roden nee White m. 8 Oct 1849 in Sydney NSW. Catharine's first husband David Roden (variously spelt Roddan/Rodden/Rodin) had d.1848 in Sydney. David & Catharine had 3 girls. Timothy & Catharine's children were Edward b.1850 & Timothy b.1853. Believed Edward & Louisa Nicholls m.1888 Tenterfield NSW, thay had at least 4 boys. Catharine was also referred to as McAulay ? at time of eldest daughter's 1859 marriage. Any contacts out there ?

Re: Corrnelius Doolin

genealem — 2006-02-11 18:31:49Z

Bob,

Cornelius Doolin is a desc. of my James Doolin of Pulaski Co, KY.

Would love to connect with you.

Email me directly at:
aulicino@hevanet.com

Thank you.

Doolin

genealem — 2006-02-11 18:30:00Z

I'm seeking the descendants of John Doolin, b., ca1775-90 and Cathy Rowe who were in Butler Co, KY, but whose descendants came to Johnson Co, AR and other locations. They had Michael, Elizabeth, John, Bartlett and George.

I desc. from James Doolin (my maiden name Doolin) of Pulaski Co, KY. He was from VA and resided in KY pre 1800; wife Mary. Some of his family moved to Audrain Co, MO after a short time in New Madrid and Premiscott. Much of the family stayed in KY. I seek the descendants of his largre family.

Any help is appreciated.

Re: Archibold Doolin

genealem — 2007-03-16 00:24:48Z

William Marion, son of Ben & Belinda didn't have a son Archibald....

Please tell me how Archibald is connected to William Marion of Audrain Co, MO???

Emily
aulicino@hevanet.com

Re: Archibold Doolin

genealem — 2007-03-16 00:24:42Z

William Marion, son of Ben & Belinda didn't have a son Archibald....

Please tell me how Archibald is connected to William Marion of Audrain Co, MO???

Emily
aulicino@hevanet.com

Re: Archibold Doolin

genealem — 2007-03-16 00:22:18Z

There is an Archibald Doolin, son of William R. Doolin and Nancy Russell. William came from Ireland and d. in Warren Co, KY. Archibald was in Butler Co, KY and came to Butler Co, MO. Some landed in Jackson Co, IL, also.....if my data is correct, that is....

This Archibald was b. ca1802

Emily
aulicino@hevanet.com

Re: Doolin

genealem — 2007-03-16 00:17:05Z

Nope...I desc. from Francis Marion Doolin and he is NOT William Marion Doolin.

Emily
aulicino@hevanet.com

Re: doolin

genealem — 2007-03-16 00:14:31Z

Yes, there is a son William Marion and I know about his family.

Email me at:
aulicino@hevanet.com

Thanks,
Emily

Re: Doolin Mo. Ky.

genealem — 2007-03-16 00:13:18Z

Hi, Pam and all...

My Doolins were in Audrain Co, MO, also....

Would love to hear from all of you as to the connections.

I desc. from Benjamin Franklin Doolin who m. Belinda Smith in Pulaski Co, KY and came to Audrain Co (via Premscot and New Madrid). This line has been DNA tested, also.

Just email me directly at:
aulicino@hevanet.com

Doolin, Dooling, Duling, Dulin DNA Project

genealem — 2007-03-15 23:54:59Z

I see for some reason my previous post didn't happen...maybe I hit the wrong button, so here it is again.

For anyone interested in Genetic Genealogy (The use of DNA testing to aid traditional genealogical research), you care most welcomed to join a group of people who are searching for various Doolin, Dooling, Dulin, Duling, etc. (any spelling) line to determine who matches whom.

The Doolin (and variant spellings) DNA Project is small, but is growing. We are interested in proving to whom the famous Wild Bill Doolin, Oklahoma Outlaw, is related as there are a couple of families rumored to be related, but not paper trail has been found to prove it. There is a story of a Doolin who was kidnapped and taken to Canada that is being proved whether they are related to the KY Doolins.

DNA testing can help you find researchers connected to your line and testing can disprove branches thought to be related, as well.

Genetic Genealogy is the most accurate tool we have in our toolkit. It can prove and disprove the paper trail and it can help with brick walls.

You may see the website at: www.familytreedna.com/public/Doolin

Email me with any questions you may have.

Thank you,
Emily
Project Manager
aulicino@hevanet.com

Re: Timothy DOOLIN/DOOLAN & Catharine RODEN m.1849 Sydney NSW

kwall13 — 2006-06-25 12:37:08Z

Hi Ian,
I am wondering if you had any more info on this Doolin family.I am researching a local family and the surname Doolan is on the death certificate.Do you know where they came from ?
Regards Kerry

Re: hi

nanasuzy54 — 2007-03-01 21:45:11Z

brenda, my name is pam i am a decendent of daniel doolen that you mentioned from daniel to alfred murray to alfred murray jr. to carrie etta doolen mashburn do you have much info on the family if so would you care to share with me. i will share what i have if it is different. my email is nanasuzy54@yahoo.com please email me.

Re: Kollmann , Kollman

nanasuzy54 — 2007-03-01 21:00:31Z

Myrtle Maude Doolen was a sister to my gggrandma Carrie Etta Doolen. Do you have any other info on the family/ Please email me at nanasuzy54@yahoo.com

Re: Doolin Outlaw Gang

nanasuzy54 — 2007-03-01 20:34:26Z

hi my gggrandma was supposed to be related to bill doolen. her name was carrie etta doolin, she married john thomas mashburn. is any of this familair to you. if you have any info please let me know my email is nanasuzy54@yahoo.com
would love to hear from you.

Re: Doolin Outlaw Gang

nanasuzy54 — 2007-03-01 20:25:38Z

bill doolin is buried in the boot hill section of the guthrie cemetry in guthrie oklahoma I have visited this site. also there is info on him in the museum there. I didnt get to go to the museum the day i was there because it was closed that day. My gg grandma was supposed to be his cousin or aunt i havent found out for sure which. if any one has any more info about him i would love to have it. my email is nanasuzy54@yahoo.com would love to hear from anyone related to the doolins. my gggrandmas name was carrie etta doolin she married john thomas mashburn

Re: Doolin Outlaw Gang

nanasuzy54 — 2007-02-28 22:34:46Z

hi, my name is pamela sue (mashburn) cheatwood. my greatgrandma was carrie etta doolin, she is supposed to be related to bill doolin. please email me at nanasuzy54@yahoo.com if you have any info on this family. i have some and would love to share.