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Re: Douglases in Georgia, Franklin Co, VT

aurina — 2009-11-07 21:32:05Z

1900 census has benjamin, lizzie wed abt 1888
Name: Benjamin Duglas
Home in 1900: Georgia, Franklin, Vermont
Age: 54
Birth Date: Nov 1845
Birthplace: Canada Eng
[Canada English]
Race: White
Ethnicity: American
Gender: Male
Immigration Year: 1870
Relationship to Head of House: Head
Father's Birthplace: Canada Eng
Mother's Birthplace: Vermont
Spouse's Name: Lizzie M
Marriage year: 1888
Years Married: 12
Residence : Georgia Town, Franklin, Vermont
Benjamin Duglas 54 farmer b abt 11 /1845
Lizzie M Duglas 28 b abt aug 1871 had 3 kids, 3 alive
Clara J Duglas 8 b abt april 1892
Edith M Duglas 5 b abt dec 1894
Mildred G Duglas 3 b abt dec 1896

DOUGLASS Daniel G and Gloria

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-06 17:02:24Z

DOUGLASS Daniel G and Gloria

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 209,323 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.

Douglass

JIWelsch — 2009-10-21 09:37:13Z

PORT TOWNSEND, Wash. - Kay Don Douglass, 70, formerly of Muscatine, died Feb. 5, 2001, at his home.

The body was cremated and the ashes scattered over the ocean per his wishes.

Mr. Douglass was born on June 26, 1930, in Conesville, the son of Archie and Velma Toland Douglass.

He graduated from Iowa State University with a degree in engineering.

He had previously worked for Stanley Consultants here in Muscatine.

He resided in Washington for the past 10 years.

Survivors include a son, Kris Douglass of Florida, and one sister, Ruthetta Douglas of Muscatine.

He was preceded in death by his parents; two brothers, Webb Douglass and Dee Douglass; and one sister, Anita Douglass.
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Muscatine, Iowa - Ruthetta Mae Douglass, 85, formerly of 113 E Eighth St., died Wednesday, July 9, 2003, at Lutheran Homes.

Funeral Service will be 12:00 p.m. Friday at the Ralph J. Wittich-Riley-Freers Funeral Home. Pallbearers will be Tom Reidel, Dennis Brady, Richard Hines, Jeff Joseph, William Mark, Andrew Summitt and Jason Summitt. Burial will be in Letts Cemetery.

Visitation will be from 11 a.m. until service time Friday at the funeral home.

Miss Douglass was born on September 8, 1917, in Louisa County, the daughter of Archie and Velma Toland Douglass.

She graduated from Muscatine Junior College and also from Parson College in Fairfield.

She taught in the Muscatine area for 45 years of which her longest tenure was as a fourth grade teacher at Jefferson Elementary School.

Miss Douglass was a passionate world traveler. She was a member of the Muscatine Pilot Club and the Hospital Auxiliary. Her greatest joy was her family, her home, and close friends.

She is survived by three sisters-in-law, Mrs. Dee Douglass of California, Mrs. Barbara Douglass and Mrs. June Douglass, both of Ohio; two nieces; two nephews; one cousin, Sandra Cox of Muscatine; and a special friend, Tom Summitt of Muscatine.

She was preceded in death by her parents, one sister, and three brothers.
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ROSEVILLE, Calif. - Doris Douglass, 86, died Nov. 10, 2006.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the American Heart Association.

Mrs. Douglass was born May 29, 1920, in Muscatine. She married Dee Wayne Douglass.
Her husband was a Naval career lawyer for 37 years and they had the opportunity to travel the globe during his years of service. From this experience, and her own loving and caring nature, she passed on to her children and everyone she met an appreciation and acceptance of diversity and new experiences.

In 2002, she moved from San Diego to Roseville to be near her daughter, son-in-law and two grandsons. Residing at the Sierra Regency she made many new friends and will be sorely missed by the Regency staff and those who came to know the special person she was.

Survivors include a son, Brett Douglass and wife Carolyn of Houston; a daughter, Pamela Harwell and husband Bob or Roseville; two grandsons, Justin and Michael Harwell; a stepgranddaughter, Melanie Ayres of Nashville; and two sisters, Dorothy Weggen and Villa Houvenagle, both of Muscatine.
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa -- Wilma 'Billee' Lorraine Douglass Carlson, 83, of Regency South, 100 Thompson Drive SE, died Sunday, March 2, 2003, at St. Luke's Hospital after emergency surgery.

Services are 10 a.m. Thursday at St Paul's United Methodist Church. Dr. Robert Burkhart and the Rev. Lloyd Brockmeyer will officiate. Private burial will be in Garden of the Cross at Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery.

Visitations are 5-8 p.m. today at Cedar Memorial Funeral Home and after 9:30 a.m. Thursday at the church. Memorials may be made to St. Paul's United Methodist Church or to St. Luke's Hospital Auxiliary Foundation.

Mrs. Carlson was born Nov. 6, 1919, in Hampton, the daughter of William F. and Cora Crouch Douglass. She married Milton E. Carlson March 14, 1943, in Muscatine.

She graduated from Hampton High School. She attended Iowa State University for two years and graduated with a bachelor's of science degree from the State University of Iowa in June 1941 and then taught at Muscatine High School, Muscatine.

She moved to Chicago while her husband attended the U.S. Army Signal Corp program, returning to Muscatine in 1944.

She was a member of AAUW. She sang in the Wesley United Methodist Choir and served on the board of trustees.

The family moved to Cedar Rapids in 1949, where she served as a past president of Cedar Rapids College Club, Washington High School PTA, Chapter JT of PEO and United Methodist Church Women. She was a member of St. Paul's United Methodist Church, serving on the Board of Trustees, Worship and Pastoral Relations committees and was a 50-year member of the Family Fellowship class. She was a life member of St. Luke's Hospital Auxiliary and a member of Elmcrest Country Club.

She was a substitute teacher for a number of years in the Cedar Rapids Community High Schools.

Survivors include her husband; a daughter, Cynthia Good and her husband, James, of Gig Harbor, Wash.; two sons, Douglas of Seneca, S.C. and Richard and his wife, Jennie, of Edina, Minn.; four granddaughters, Kate Sikes and her husband, Chris, Elizabeth Cobian and her husband, Craig, Amanda Good and Stephanie Carlson; twin great-granddaughters, Isabel and Olivia Cobian; and a sister, Mildred Bruns and her husband, Carl, of Spencer.

She was preceded in death by her parents and a brother,PORT TOWNSEND, Wash. - Kay Don Douglass, 70, formerly of Muscatine, died Feb. 5, 2001, at his home.

The body was cremated and the ashes scattered over the ocean per his wishes.

Mr. Douglass was born on June 26, 1930, in Conesville, the son of Archie and Velma Toland Douglass.

He graduated from Iowa State University with a degree in engineering.

He had previously worked for Stanley Consultants here in Muscatine.

He resided in Washington for the past 10 years.

Survivors include a son, Kris Douglass of Florida, and one sister, Ruthetta Douglas of Muscatine.

He was preceded in death by his parents; two brothers, Webb Douglass and Dee Douglass; and one sister, Anita Douglass.
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Muscatine, Iowa - Ruthetta Mae Douglass, 85, formerly of 113 E Eighth St., died Wednesday, July 9, 2003, at Lutheran Homes.

Funeral Service will be 12:00 p.m. Friday at the Ralph J. Wittich-Riley-Freers Funeral Home. Pallbearers will be Tom Reidel, Dennis Brady, Richard Hines, Jeff Joseph, William Mark, Andrew Summitt and Jason Summitt. Burial will be in Letts Cemetery.

Visitation will be from 11 a.m. until service time Friday at the funeral home.

Miss Douglass was born on September 8, 1917, in Louisa County, the daughter of Archie and Velma Toland Douglass.

She graduated from Muscatine Junior College and also from Parson College in Fairfield.

She taught in the Muscatine area for 45 years of which her longest tenure was as a fourth grade teacher at Jefferson Elementary School.

Miss Douglass was a passionate world traveler. She was a member of the Muscatine Pilot Club and the Hospital Auxiliary. Her greatest joy was her family, her home, and close friends.

She is survived by three sisters-in-law, Mrs. Dee Douglass of California, Mrs. Barbara Douglass and Mrs. June Douglass, both of Ohio; two nieces; two nephews; one cousin, Sandra Cox of Muscatine; and a special friend, Tom Summitt of Muscatine.

She was preceded in death by her parents, one sister, and three brothers.
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ROSEVILLE, Calif. - Doris Douglass, 86, died Nov. 10, 2006.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the American Heart Association.

Mrs. Douglass was born May 29, 1920, in Muscatine. She married Dee Wayne Douglass.
Her husband was a Naval career lawyer for 37 years and they had the opportunity to travel the globe during his years of service. From this experience, and her own loving and caring nature, she passed on to her children and everyone she met an appreciation and acceptance of diversity and new experiences.

In 2002, she moved from San Diego to Roseville to be near her daughter, son-in-law and two grandsons. Residing at the Sierra Regency she made many new friends and will be sorely missed by the Regency staff and those who came to know the special person she was.

Survivors include a son, Brett Douglass and wife Carolyn of Houston; a daughter, Pamela Harwell and husband Bob or Roseville; two grandsons, Justin and Michael Harwell; a stepgranddaughter, Melanie Ayres of Nashville; and two sisters, Dorothy Weggen and Villa Houvenagle, both of Muscatine.
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa -- Wilma 'Billee' Lorraine Douglass Carlson, 83, of Regency South, 100 Thompson Drive SE, died Sunday, March 2, 2003, at St. Luke's Hospital after emergency surgery.

Services are 10 a.m. Thursday at St Paul's United Methodist Church. Dr. Robert Burkhart and the Rev. Lloyd Brockmeyer will officiate. Private burial will be in Garden of the Cross at Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery.

Visitations are 5-8 p.m. today at Cedar Memorial Funeral Home and after 9:30 a.m. Thursday at the church. Memorials may be made to St. Paul's United Methodist Church or to St. Luke's Hospital Auxiliary Foundation.

Mrs. Carlson was born Nov. 6, 1919, in Hampton, the daughter of William F. and Cora Crouch Douglass. She married Milton E. Carlson March 14, 1943, in Muscatine.

She graduated from Hampton High School. She attended Iowa State University for two years and graduated with a bachelor's of science degree from the State University of Iowa in June 1941 and then taught at Muscatine High School, Muscatine.

She moved to Chicago while her husband attended the U.S. Army Signal Corp program, returning to Muscatine in 1944.

She was a member of AAUW. She sang in the Wesley United Methodist Choir and served on the board of trustees.

The family moved to Cedar Rapids in 1949, where she served as a past president of Cedar Rapids College Club, Washington High School PTA, Chapter JT of PEO and United Methodist Church Women. She was a member of St. Paul's United Methodist Church, serving on the Board of Trustees, Worship and Pastoral Relations committees and was a 50-year member of the Family Fellowship class. She was a life member of St. Luke's Hospital Auxiliary and a member of Elmcrest Country Club.

She was a substitute teacher for a number of years in the Cedar Rapids Community High Schools.

Survivors include her husband; a daughter, Cynthia Good and her husband, James, of Gig Harbor, Wash.; two sons, Douglas of Seneca, S.C. and Richard and his wife, Jennie, of Edina, Minn.; four granddaughters, Kate Sikes and her husband, Chris, Elizabeth Cobian and her husband, Craig, Amanda Good and Stephanie Carlson; twin great-granddaughters, Isabel and Olivia Cobian; and a sister, Mildred Bruns and her husband, Carl, of Spencer.

She was preceded in death by her parents and a brother, Donald Douglass.

Leon "Craig" Douglass - Obituary

kblackie1 — 2009-10-20 20:14:50Z

Mr. Leon "Craig" Douglass, 51, of Lake City, died Sunday, October 18, 2009 in Memorial Hospital in Jacksonville, Florida following a brief illness. A lifelong resident of Columbia County, Mr. Douglass had been a carpenter for many years. He was of the Baptist faith and was an avid deer hunter. Mr. Douglass was preceded in death by his mother, Carrie Nell Stamper Douglass.
Mr. Douglass is survived by his father and step-mother, Leon E. and Carol Douglass, Sr. of Glen St. Mary; his daughters, Allison Lynn Douglass of Lake City and Carrie Ann Douglass of Texas; his half brothers, Tommy Parker of Lake City and Leon E. Douglass, Jr. of St. Augustine, Florida; a half sister, Tyra Gail Snipes of Jacksonville, Florida and his grandson, Alan Waters of Lake City, Florida.
Funeral services for Mr. Douglass will be conducted at 11:00 A.M., Wednesday, October 21, 2009 in the Chapel of the Dees-Parrish Family Funeral Home with Bro. Zack Douglas officiating. Interment will follow in the Bethlehem Baptist Church Cemetery (Highway 100) in Lake City. The family will receive friends for one hour prior to the funeral service. Arrangements are under the direction of
DEES-PARRISH FAMILY FUNERAL HOME, 458 South Marion Avenue, Lake City, Florida 32025

Re: Douglass Family In Tennessee

Doort — 2009-10-14 22:55:49Z

Saw your info on the grave of Jemima DOUGLASS in Arkansas. Would you please send any information on it? Will gladly share what I have. Thanks

Dorothy Murray

Re: Douglass Family In Tennessee

Doort — 2009-10-14 22:50:53Z

Are you still researching Jemima DOUGLASS? I have her b 1776 in Joneboro, Wash.co, TN. She had children Nancy/Nimrod/Bushrod/Joseph B & Coonrod. Does this sound familiar? Would like to hear from you.

Albert E. Douglass and wife Elizabeth Harris of Canaan, Maine

BBarber69 — 2009-10-12 00:39:49Z

I am looking for more information on Albert E. Douglass born ca 1847 in Maine and who filed a marriage intention on 26 Oct 1869 in Canaan, Somerset, Maine to Elizabeth A. Harris of Canaan. Alfred is on the census in 1870 in Canaan and on the 1880 Census in Bath, Sagadahoc, Maine. Elizabeth Harris is the sister of my great grandmother and I'm looking for more information on her and her husband and any possible children they had.

Thank you in advance.

Re: William Douglas of Voluntown.

efdouglass — 2009-10-07 14:37:42Z

Thanks, Phyllis. All entered. Ed

William Douglas / Douglass born in Penn

xd22577 — 2009-10-07 03:23:31Z

I've got a question on the William Douglas born in Penn you are referring to. I've got a William who was born about 1800 in Penn and married a Jane ____ born in about 1804 in Penn - both of them died after 1880 in Bates county, Missouri.
- I've got 9 children for them - one of them is Delarma who ended up in Iowa.
- who's son William T. ended up in Illinois
- who's son Stephen ended up in Florida via Ohio - he married my Valeta Severns who is a granddaughter of Ellen (Douglas) Champion :-)

is the William you refer to the same?? he's my roadblock.

thanks
Julie

Re: Sarah Eliz Douglass (Douglas) & John B. Moon

bdouglas157 — 2009-10-05 19:31:18Z

Betty,
The William Douglass you speak of is the son of Captain David Douglass who was the son of William Douglass of York County, PA. This William Douglass was born on August 4, 1815 in Miami County, Ohio and died on April 25, 1909. I assume William died in or near Logansport, Indiana. I have the same information you have on William's 3 marraiges, but I do not have a Sarah Douglass as William's daughter? Captain Douglass lived in PA, Ohio, and Indiana and his son William and to my knowledge never lived in VA, but Sarah could have been born in the area of upper Virginia between Ohio and Pennsylvania near Wellsville, Ohio. That is where my GGGG Grandfather (and Captain Douglass' youngest brother) James Douglass lived for a few years in the early 1800s. There were several Douglass families in the counties surrounding Logansport and she could be from one of these other lines or my records could be incorrect.

Re: William Douglas of Voluntown.

p_wildeman — 2009-10-05 14:49:33Z

On the Douglas side I start with William Douglas (1610-1682) who married Ann Mattle (1610-1685)to William Douglas (1645-1725)married to Abiah Hough (1648-1715) to William Douglas (1672-1719) married to Sarah Proctor (1674-1731)to John Douglas (1703-1766) married to Olive Spaulding (1709-1752) to William Douglas (1742-1777) married to Hannah Mansfield (1747-1825) to Hannah Douglas (1772-1853) married to Amos Dutton (1767-1845) to William Douglas Dutton (1795-1875) married to Keziah Levere/Lariviere (he moved to Brant County, Ontario, Canada) to Charles Henry Dutton (1827-1906) married to Mary Ann Long (1826-1897) to James Henry Dutton (1857-1927)married to Harriet Isobelle McGibbon (1872-1916) to Charles Wilfred Dutton (1894-1990) married to Violet Delphene Sayles (1894-1974) to Phyllis Elaine Dutton (1934-) 'myself' married to (1) Heinz Ollesch (2) Carl Wildeman to Jason Frederic Ollesch (1975-)married to Sharda Ramsingh. That's my ancestry through the Douglases to the Duttons--hope that this is what you want!
Phyllis

Re: William Douglas of Voluntown.

efdouglass — 2009-10-04 17:28:50Z

William,

Who is the descendant of Robert Douglas b. 1588 who has undergone DNA testing? I am interested in the dis-proof you mention about the father-son relationship between Robert b. 1588 and William b. 1610. I have never seen any conventional genealogical proof of this relationship. Yet, it is widely reported on the Internet.

Ed Douglass

Re: William Douglas of Voluntown.

efdouglass — 2009-10-04 17:22:48Z

Hello Joan, Please see my response today to Phyllis Dutton Wildeman. It will answer some of your questions.

I can follow your line to John Douglas and Sybil Merill but run into a problem with their children. Wasn't Rhoda Samantha Douglas the daughter of Robbins Douglas and his second wife, Catherine Nelson? Robbins was the son of John Douglas and Sybil Merrill. Have I got this right?

If you would like to give the details from Rhoda Samantha Douglas up to you, I will add the information to my database and send it back to you if you would like.

Re: William Douglas of Voluntown.

efdouglass — 2009-10-04 17:15:36Z

Hello Phyllis,

On a quiet Sunday (for a change) I have been going back through e-mails, looking for ones to which I did not respond. Yours was one of them (from June 2009).

I am in the midst of the group that is focused on William Douglas, b. 1610. The group members can claim to be descended from William. We based the claims on conventional genealogy and, in the case of many of the males, on DNA testing. Our interests, however, are broader than just William and there is a strong spirit of sharing.

I have a data base with a little over 3,700 Douglas/ses and spouses. Let me know your interests and will share what I have.

I have added your line to my database but am missing a lot of information since Hannah Douglas, the daughter of William Douglas and Hannah Mansfield. Fill me in if you are willing.

Best regards,

Ed Douglass

Re: Eliza Ann Douglass

frjack28 — 2009-09-30 00:13:17Z

Dear Cousin:

Yes, we are related. The Winch line descends form a sister of my great grandfather Robert Wallace Douglass. All of the persons you mentioned are my ancestors also. If you send me your e-mail address, I will send you our complete tree including the Winch branch of the Douglas Family. You may even be listed there.

I am: Father John Douglas (JdougCP@aol.com

God Bless, Cousin.

Re: DOUGLASS Marriages

WendyDouglasWinchell — 2009-09-29 02:12:07Z

Thanks again Julie for your help. I see you've been a great help to many people...your a blessing, keep up the good work!
Wendy~

Re: DOUGLASS Marriages

xd22577 — 2009-09-28 03:56:54Z

Sorry Wendy - the closest I can get is in Ohio, but it was in the 1950s and they came from Penn through Ill.

So you only know a couple of the states? what about obits of the ones you do know? or maybe marriage notices in the newspapers. Do you know their religion? Familysearch's pilot version has images of these, so you would have to go through it page by page

Collection Description: Images of parish registers recording the events of baptism, first communion, confirmation, marriage, and death in the Diocese of Toledo (Ohio), Roman Catholic Church. In addition to traditional parish registers, this collection includes miscellaneous cemetery records, Books of the Elect, Professions of Faith, Sick Call registers, etc.

Sorry I couldn't be of more help

julie

Re: Eliza Ann Douglass

StrawberryKidd — 2009-09-27 23:54:45Z

I'm pretty sure I'm related to you as well. About 98 percent sure. My gggggg grandpa was James Douglass (1755) born in Coldingham, Scotland. Then we go to his son James Douglass (1789-1860), his son Robert Douglas (1827-1909) who later moved to Canada with his wife Eliza Ann Smith, Then thier daughter Allison Douglas married James Winch. I'll just name the Winch son's line I'm descended from here down. James Robert Winch, Lee Winch, Melvin, Wayne, and then Me. I'm trying to learn house numbers where our Scottish ancestors lived. I haven't been able to find free census records where I can try to find these guys yet. All I know is that James (1755) was a Blacksmith in Renton, Dunbarton, Scotland. Anyone have pictures from here? Anyone have cemetary pics from here as well? If not, as soon as I'm able to (maybe 10 years from now) I will go there. I wish I could leave tomorrow! : )

Re: Douglases who used to live in Genesee County, NY

efdouglass — 2009-09-10 03:11:21Z

Can you help me to understand who the parents and grandparents of Leander Douglass were? I'd like to see if I can connect him up to my ancestors.

Thanks,

Ed Douglass
FTDNA kit no. 78870

Re: family connections -Sybil Merrill/Eliza Douglass

efdouglass — 2009-08-23 13:13:54Z

Donna,

I have more detailed information about John Douglass and Sybil Merrill if
you need it.

John and Sybil could not have married in 1842. That was the year of John's
death! It is more likely that they married in about 1798. Their first
child was born in 1799.

I have 10 children listed. I have birth dates and places and most death
dates and a couple of death places.

I have followed their one male child - Robbins - who survived into
adulthood. There was another son - Henry Poole Douglass - who died at about
age 4.

Would you like to compare notes?

Ed Douglass
FTDNA kit no. 78870

John Douglas/Eliz. Quitterfield, 1701/3 Colchester CT

howes115 — 2009-09-10 12:14:18Z

Hi, I'm looking for descendants of the couple above who m in Colchester CT 1727. Children include Mary, John, Elizabeth, Daniel, Dorothy, John (2), Israel, and Elizabeth (2). I have more info on the children. Can anyone help with later generations? John Douglas had brothers William and Joshua who went to NJ.

Thanks, Betsey

Re: family connections -Sybil Merrill/Eliza Douglass

joanvangorder — 2009-08-29 16:51:32Z

Julie,

Thanks for letting me know about Ed.

Julie am I missing a Douglas mailing list on some other program/server?

Joan

Re: family connections -Sybil Merrill/Eliza Douglass

joanvangorder — 2009-08-24 14:24:55Z

Hello Ed,

I would love to compare notes with you on Robbins Douglas (1801-1876) son of John Douglas (1772-1842) and wife Sybil Merrill (1774-1863) m: abt 1798. They are my GG and GGG Grandparents.

I have been searching so long for someone who is a direct ancestor!

My e-mail: Davids@ptd.net

Looking forward to hearing from you.

Joan

Re: Anna Douglass -- Wolcott, NY

FoxxTrotter — 2009-09-03 19:18:32Z

A correction on the relationship...Anna Douglass was an AUNT of Cherrie Douglass and not grand-aunt as I previously posted. Anna was a brother of Robert Beech Douglass (1839-1911), who was Cherrie's father. I also forgot to mention that Anna and Cherrie had a 17-year age difference. Anna was born in 1861 and Cherrie in 1878.

Anna Douglass -- Wolcott, NY

FoxxTrotter — 2009-09-03 16:49:01Z

I'm looking for any information on an Anna Douglass, who was born in 1861 in Wolcott, New York. She was a dughter of Jabez Remington Douglass (1808-1893) and Catherine "Polly" Rood (1810-1890). I believe that she may have been the second wife of Frederick E. Rose (born 1872) as I was told that the maiden name of one of his wives was either Douglas or Douglass. If this is the case, Anna was most likely previously married as well. According to census records, in which the years differ on a couple reports, it seems that the Anna married to Frederick Rose was roughly ten years older than him. Anna Douglass was a grand-aunt of Cherrie Addie Douglass, who was the wife of Frederick's brother Giles Herbert Rose.

From what I've seen on census records and newspapers articles, depending on whether or not I have the correct person, Frederick Rose was in prison (as well as being fined) in Rochester around 1900 for federal tax evasion in regards to liquor sales. After serving his time, he returned to Syracuse and lived with his father Eugene and first wife Josephine (born 1874). I don't know her maiden name right now. Frederick married Josephine in 1890 according to census reports, but the two must have separated sometime between 1910 and 1920. When his father died in 1920, Frederick was still living in Syracuse but was married to Anna. The two had moved to Huron by 1930, probably due to both having immediate family in Wayne County. I'm not sure when either one died, but I believe that Frederick passed away between 1930 and 1943 as he was not listed as a surviving person on the obituary for his other brother, Charles John Rose.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. :0)

Re: Anna Douglass -- Wolcott, Wayne county NY d/o Jabez Remington Douglass

FoxxTrotter — 2009-09-05 18:38:16Z

I was looking back at the census records and noticed that I read it wrong. Anna and Emma are actually GRANDCHILDREN of Jabez and Polly. I'll have to find out who their parents are though. Sorry about that. :0(

Re: Anna Douglass -- Wolcott, Wayne county NY d/o Jabez Remington Douglass

FoxxTrotter — 2009-09-05 18:28:01Z

I already looked on Fulton History and wasn't able to find too much of anything on Anna Douglass.

As for her father, Jabez, he is listed on a number of U.S. Census reports but I couldn't find him anywhere on Fulton History. There are also a couple of other sites online that have him listed but for some reason not Anna.

From what I have, Jabez and Polly had at least eleven children (possibly twelve)...Phillip, George, Robert, Leona (Livonia), Sarah, Reliance, William, Anna, Minnie, John and Emma. I notice two children actually named William, but I think that one may be a middle name. I'll have to look more into each of the children. Robert Beech Douglass was my 3rd great grandfather. The parents of Jabez were Warner "Dominic" Douglass and Charity Remington.

Re: Charles Remond Douglass (son of Frederick Douglass)

Andy1944 — 2009-08-25 16:32:07Z

Thanks for answering my question on which frederick douglass granson married booker t. washingtons granddaughter nettie washington. Now I can continue my tree. The link www.fdff.org was very helpful in understanding whos who. Very good articles also. Thanks again.

Re: Sarah and William Douglass - Hutton Rudby, Yorkshire

gm545776 — 2009-09-05 14:17:50Z

Are you still looking for info on Sarah and William?

If so contact me gm545776@yahoo.com

Re: Douglases in Georgia, Franklin Co, VT

jody17141 — 2009-08-12 16:54:23Z

This is very interesting to me, as I have Douglasses in Franklin Co., VT and Missisquoi Co., Que. However, none of these names are familiar to me. (I do find this listing a bit confusing to follow -- who's married to whom, etc.) If you have any further information about these folks, please let me know.

Jody Parker (Vermont)

Re: Douglases in Georgia, Franklin Co, VT

xd22577 — 2009-08-15 17:28:04Z

Sorry for the confusion - I debated on whethr to type it as it was in alphabetical order or to try to make sense of who married who and had which children.

I think its basically one family. Here's my stab at it.

Benjamin Douglass born in Quebec and the son of William Douglass and Susan Mosher - had a second marriage to Lizzie Thompson d/o James Thompson and Mellissa Cheney in 1900 (might be her 2nd marriage too)

son born in 1901
Clara born in 1892
Edith born in 1894
Mildred born in 1896

they all seem to have the same parents, yet the marriage took place in 1900??

that's the way I read it.

Julie

Douglases in Georgia, Franklin Co, VT

xd22577 — 2009-08-11 04:57:28Z

Georgia, Vermont, Vital Records by Peter Mallett © 1995

DOUGLAS(S)
-----, s of Benj. H. DOUGLASS, farmer, b. West Farnham, Que., and Lizzie M. (THOMPSON), b. White Hall, N.Y., b. Apr. 1, 1901; V6
Benjamin H., of Ga., 54 yrs., b. West Farnham, Que., s. of William DOUGLASS and Susan (MOSHER), 2nd m., and Lizzie M. THOMPSON DOUGLASS, m. Mary 31, 1900; V7
Clara Irene, dau. of Benjamin, farmer, b. St. Armand, Que. And Lizzie (THOMAS), b. White Hall, NY, b. Apr. 30, 1892 in Ga.; V5
Edith M., dau. Of Benjamin, farmer, b. Canada, and Luna (THOMPSON), b. Whitehall, NY, b. Dec. 31, 1894 in Ga; V5.
Lizzie M. (THOMPSON), of Ga., 28 yrs., b. NY, dau. Of James THOMPSON and Mellissa (CHENEY), 2nd m., and Benjamin H. DOUGLASS, m. May 31, 1900; V7.
Mildred, dau. Of Benjamin, farmer, b. Farnham, P.Q., and Lizzie (THOMPSON), b. Whitehall, NY, b. Dec 17, 1896 in Ca.; V5.

Extracts from the Rutland Weekly 1806-1820

xd22577 — 2009-08-10 04:06:23Z

Extracts from the Rutland Weekly Herald 1806-1810 & Vermont Courier 1808-1810;
by Dawn Hance

RUTLAND WEEKLY HERALD
page 28
Saturday, 31 October 1807
Mt. Holly, William D. DOUGLASS' wife, Elizabeth, left.
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Extracts from the Rutland Weekly Herald 1811-1815 by Dawn Hance
page 10
April 29, 1812
Mt. Holly, William D. DOUGLASS' wife, Sally, left

page 26
July 7, 1813
Died Brandon, 1st inst., Dr. Stephen DOUGLAS, 29, sat in a chair holding his infant, in perfect health, when he suddenly leaned back and never after gave the least struggle or groan.

page 36
October 12, 1814
Killed at Tinmouth, 4 inst., Calvin DOUGLASS, son of John, 12 yrs., killed by kick of horse, etc., found with face in small pond of water.
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Extracts from the Rutland Weekly Herald 1816-1820 by Dawn Hance

pages 15-16
Saturday, April 19, 1817 (Supplement):
Delinquent property taxpayers list for year 1816 according to an act of Congress. Gives acreage and bounds. Lands to be sold at house of Issachar Reed, Esq., in Rutland. Pittsford: Benajah DOUGLASS;

page 26
June 10, 1818
Brandon, Benajah DOUGLASS will not pay debts of truant boy, Gardner DOUGLASS.

page 32
Feb. 2, 1819
Married Middlebury, Benajah DOUGLASS, Esq. of Brandon, Mrs. Sarah HARRIS of former place.

page 38
July 13, 1819
Married Dorset, morn June 28, Capt. Daniel DOUGLASS of West Rutland, Mrs. [sic] Polly SHUMWAY, eldest dau. of John, Esq. of former place.

Joseph Douglases in the Civil War, VT

xd22577 — 2009-08-10 03:12:57Z

The Vermont Historical Gazetteer: A Magazine, Embracing a History of Each ... (1871)

http://www.archive.org/stream/vermonthistoric00winggoog#page...
page 750

JOSEPH DOUGLAS,
born in Canada East; enlisted in the 9th Reg. Vt. Vols., June 23 '62; age 38; mustered in July 9, at Brattleboro, a private, in Co. H; discharged, April 10, '63, by reason of disability.

JOSEPH DOUGLAS, JR.,
born in Plattsburg, N.Y.; enlisted in 9th Reg. Vt. Vols., June 23 '62; age 18; mustered in private, Co., H, July 9, at Brattleboro; sick with intermittent fever, transferred to Invalid Corps; discharged, Nov. 28, '65.

Re: Anna Douglass -- Wolcott, Wayne county NY d/o Jabez Remington Douglass

xd22577 — 2009-09-05 14:39:07Z

Okay - I looked on all of the online books I know of for Jabez (figured his would be easiest to find) and couldn't find him - even not in the 1879 Douglas genealogy book. Do you have more info? maybe her grandparents?

Be that as it may, you mention newspaper articles, so I'm assuming you have asked for obits, etc. I've got some stray Douglases in Genesee and Chautauqua counties, NY and someone suggested this website -
http://fultonhistory.com/Fulton.html - it talks about more than just Fulton county, and sometimes will give you the history.. Maybe it will have your Anna DOUGLASS (1st?) ROSE? Just a thought. I'm kind of new to NY searching.

I hope it helps
Julie in CA

a DOUGLASS family who moved to Missouri in 1800s

xd22577 — 2009-09-07 17:24:57Z

Hi, I'm looking for information on a DOUGLAS/S family who moved to Missouri from NY. Daniel DOUGLASS and his wife Helen nee WATKINS are on the 1968 St. Louis City Directory, and 1870 census, then Pueblo, CO in the 1880, and back in Missouri for the 1900, he as a widower in Kimmswick Village, Rock Township, Jefferson Co., Missouri.

They had 3 children that I know of, but I can't find them on the 1860 census so....?
Edwin born about 1847 and died in Pueblo, Co (I've sent away to NY for an obit which will hopefully tell me more.)

Henry W. born about 1852 in NY, married Maggie (Margaret?) JOHNSON in Clark county, MO in 1878. They had 2 children William P born about 1876 and Helen born about 1878.
I loose William after the 1910 census in Jasper Co., MO
I loose Helen after the 1900 census when she's living with her grandather Daniel in Jefferson county
Henry I loose after the 1900 census in Jasper county, where he's listed as a widower.

Daniel and Helen's third child Helen died in 1871 in Coulterville, Mariposa Co., Calif. Daniel's brother Gilbert was living out there at that time, so I'm thinking she went to visit.

if any of these sound familiar please let me know. Thanks

Julie in CA

Douglases who used to live in Genesee County, NY

xd22577 — 2009-09-07 02:31:47Z

Genesee County People DOUGLASS

Leander DOUGLASS, b. in Orange Co. NY April 11, 1797, came to Stafford 1836. m. Isabella A. dau of Abijah NORRIS and d. Aug 3, 1871[? – hard to read]. She d. in 1882, aged 78, both buried in Stafford Cem.

Children of Leander & Isabella (NORRIS) DOUGLASS.

Abijah Norris, came to Stafford with his parents. Did not marry, d. Aug. 30, 1894, aged 80
Leander G.
Caroline, b. in Bergen and lived in Batavia.
Hart b. in Stafford. Feb. 23, 1839. m. Penelope S. dau. of William WESTCOTT and lived in Stafford, d. in 1899. She b. in 1844 and d. in 1919, both buried in Stafford Cem.
Jennie. M. ________ CHAPPLE
Jerusha Isabel. B. July 17, 1843. m. Edwin son of Henry & Ann (PETHARBRIDGE) SANDERS of Stafford in 1873, and d. Oct. 30, 1923, and is buried in Stafford. (See SANDERS)
George, b. in 1825, m. Sarah KAUFFMAN and d. in 1924, and is buried in Stafford. She b. in 1852.
Mary Etta. D. July 1, 1844, aged 15, buried in Stafford.
Mary E. m. Henry De BOW
James, d. Jan. 26, 1856, aged 25, buried in Stafford.

Children of Hart & Penelope (WESTCOTT) DOUGLASS.
Rose N.
Norris W.

Salome DOUGLAS m. Frederick RUPRECHT and came to America in 1853 and settled in Batavia. (See RUPRECHT)

Peleg DOUGLASS settled in Batavia in 1803 and in Bethany in 1804.

Cyrus DOUGLASS came to LeRoy in 1802

A.N. DOUGLASS of Stafford m. Jenette LATHROP at Morganville Dec. 16, 1858

Myron DOUGLASS d. in LeRoy Feb. 1, 1859, aged 66, buried in Jug City Cem. In LeRoy.
Polly his wife, d. in LeRoy, June 29, 1864, aged 68, buried in Jug City Cem.

Jane DOUGLASS wife of Alexander CAMPBELL, b. Dec 25, 1803, d. Feb. 11, 1861, buried in Stafford Cem.

Clarence Henry DOUGLASS, stone in Stafford Cem.
Caroline his wife, 1837-1918, buried in Stafford

Edmund Douglas, 1779-1868, buried in Byron Cem.
Elizabeth [ROWLEY] his wife, 1829-1865, buried in Byron.

Rowley H. DOUGLASS, 1827-1910, buried in Byron. [son of Edmund and Elizabeth]
Caroline [SHERWOOD] his wife, 1829-1913, buried in Byron.

Jane Sherwood DOUGLASS, 1828-1914, buried in Byron.

Jessie DOUGLASS, 1861-1920, buried in Byron. [daughter of Rowley & Caroline]

James DOUGLASS, d. Oct 6, 1836, aged 41, buried in Morganville, Cem.

Re: Douglases who used to live in Genesee County, NY

xd22577 — 2009-09-10 04:24:43Z

it doesn't say. just that he was born in 1797 in Montgomery, Orange county, New York - no mention of parents, siblings or anything. Sorry

Julie

Re: family connections -Sybil Merrill/Eliza Douglass

xd22577 — 2009-08-29 16:28:26Z

Joan - Ed, replied to the mailing list instead of the message board. Here's what he said:

Hi Joan,
I am out on a sailboat for the next 10 days. I only get a a
port with Wi-Fi very infrequently. Also, my laptop computer
is not the one on which I have all my genealogy stuff. So,
please wait until I get back home and have a chance to dig
out from under the accumulation. Then we can compare notes.

If this message gets lost in cyberspace and you don't hear
from after about 2 weeks, e-mail me again.

Best regards,

Ed

Miss Caroline Douglass d. 1918

xd22577 — 2009-08-28 16:40:58Z

Batavia Daily Newspaper
Genesee County, NY
5-31-1918
MISS CAROLINE DOUGLASS
Her Death At The Batavia Hospital After A Long Illness

Miss. Caroline DOUGLASS of Stafford, who resided for a number of years in Batavia, died at 4 o’clock this morning at the Batavia hospital, following an illness of six years’ duration with tuberculosis of the kidneys.
Miss DOUGLASS was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leander DOUGLASS of Stafford and was born on April 27, 1827. Excepting for a very short time she spent all her life in Stafford or Batavia. She was a member of the Batavia Woman’s Hospital Association and of St. Mark’s church of Stafford. She is survived by three sisters, Mrs. J.N. CHAPPELL of Wichita, Kan., Mrs. H.F. DeBOW of Coleridge, Neb., and Mrs. Belle D. SANDERS of Stafford, and a brother George DOUGLASS of Batavia. She is also survived by 21 nephews and nieces.
The funeral will be held from the home of Miss. DOUGLASS’s sister, Mrs. Belle D. SANDERS of Stafford, at 2 o’clock on Monday afternoon, the Rev. Perre Cushing of Le Roy officiating and the burial will be at Stafford.

Julia/n Douglas/s m. James Ward 1845, Putney, Windham Co., VT

xd22577 — 2009-08-26 20:59:13Z

I found this in my local library - it's the only DOUGLAS/S entry.

Vital Records of Putney, VT to the year 1900 with selected additional Records by Ken Stevens © 1992

MARRIAGE
Page 160
DOUGLASS, Julian (Miss) of P., and James D. WARD, Nov. 30, 1845
Page 242
WARD, James D., of Newport, N.H., and Miss. Julian DOUGLASS, Nov. 30, 1845
- James D., of P., 36y., farmer, b. Bradford, N.H., son Isaac and Catherine, 2nd m., and Martha ESTERBROOK, Feb 17, 1859

DEATHS
Page 283
DOUGLAS, Julia Ann, dau. Sam’l. and Sarah, Aug. 15, 1858, 31-1-8, married, b. Rumford, Maine (first wife James D. Ward. GS-1)

BIRTHS
Page 118-119
None for a James D WARD with either wife.

Jessie DOUGLASS d/o Rowley & Caroline d. 1920

xd22577 — 2009-08-30 17:29:48Z

Batavia Daily Newspaper
Genesee County, NY
5/15/1920, page 2

MISS JESSIE DOUGLASS
Died At Noon Today At Her Sister’s Home At South Byron

South Byron, May 15: - Miss. Jessie DOUGLASS died at the home of her sister, Mrs. William H. BROCKWAY, a mile west of South Byron, at noon today from a complication of diseases. She had been living with her sister, Mrs. Florence WHITNEY in Chicago, Ill., for tow years and returned to the BROCKWAY home last Sunday. She had been in poor health for a number of years, but was not sufficiently ill to summon a physician until Thursday.

Miss DOUGLASS was born in the town of Byron 58 years ago and spent her entire life there with the exception of the past two years. Besides Mrs. BROCKWAY and Mrs. WHITNEY she leaves a sister, Mrs. Louise CHAPIN of Nanticoke, Pa. The funeral will be held from the BROCKWAY home at 3 o’clock on Monday afternoon and the interment will take place in the Byron Cemetery.

Caroline DOUGLASS nee Sherwood d. 1918

xd22577 — 2009-08-30 17:27:14Z

Batavia Daily Newspaper
Genesee County, NY
10-13-1913

MRS. ROWLEY H. DOUGLASS
Death After Brief Illness at Her Home in Byron, Aged 84 Years.

Byron, Oct. 13:- Mrs. Caroline S. DOUGLASS, widow of Rowley Harmon DOUGLASS, died at her home here Saturday night after a brief illness.
Mrs. DOUGLASS was born in Byron 84 years ago, the daughter of Ira and Gracia SHERWOOD. Her marriage took place 59 years ago and her husband died at Byron on September 20, 1910. She was a granddaughter of two soldiers of the American revolution, Nathan SHERWOOD of New York and Joseph BLODGETT of Massachusetts. She is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Ellen BROCKWAY and Miss Jessie DOUGLASS of Byron, Mrs. Louise CHAPIN of Masthope, Pa. and Mrs. Florence WHITNEY of Chicago; a brother Murray SHERWOOD of Byron; five sisters, Miss Jane SHERWOOD and Mrs. Francis SHARP of Byron, Mrs. Emily MATHER of Caledonia, Mrs. Ellen TENDILL of Vermontville, Mich., and Mrs. Chloe Anna MacALSTER of Arlington. N. [blank for a while] grandchild-[my copy ends here]

Batavia Daily Newspaper
Genesee County, NY
5-31-1918
MISS CAROLINE DOUGLASS
Her Death At The Batavia Hospital After A Long Illness

Miss. Caroline DOUGLASS of Stafford, who resided for a number of years in Batavia, died at 4 o’clock this morning at the Batavia hospital, following an illness of six years’ duration with tuberculosis of the kidneys.

Miss DOUGLASS was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leander DOUGLASS of Stafford and was born on April 27, 1827. Excepting for a very short time she spent all her life in Stafford or Batavia. She was a member of the Batavia Woman’s Hospital Association and of St. Mark’s church of Stafford. She is survived by three sisters, Mrs. J.N. CHAPPELL of Wichita, Kan., Mrs. H.F. DeBOW of Coleridge, Neb., and Mrs. Belle D. SANDERS of Stafford, and a brother George DOUGLASS of Batavia. She is also survived by 21 nephews and nieces.

The funeral will be held from the home of Miss. DOUGLASS’s sister, Mrs. Belle D. SANDERS of Stafford, at 2 o’clock on Monday afternoon, the Rev. Perre Cushing of Le Roy officiating and the burial will be at Stafford.

Rowley Harmon DOUGLASS s/o Edmund d. 1910

xd22577 — 2009-08-30 17:23:51Z

Batavia Daily Newspaper
Genesee County, NY
Wednesday, 21 September 1910

Rowley H. DOUGLASS Suddenly Summoned
UNEXPETED DEATH OF A WELL KNOWN BYRON MAN.
Stricken While Apparently in Excellent Health – He Had Resided in That Town
Since 1830 and Was Widely Known and Much Esteemed

Bryon, Sept. 21 – Rowley Harmon DOUGLASS, an aged and prominent resident of Byron, died suddenly late yesterday afternoon. He always had enjoyed excellent health and apparently was as well as every yesterday, when he spent some time picking pears. He took the fruit to the West Shore freight house and it was while he was there that he was suddenly stricken, dying almost instantly.

Mr. DOUGLASS was born in West Rutland, Vt., on October 24, 1827, and came to Byron with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund DOUGLASS, in 1830. The family located on the farm now owned by William CASWELL. Mr. DOUGLASS was married in 1854 to Miss. Caroline SHERWOOD of Byron. He had always resided in Byron, except for a few years spent on the Cash farm in Stafford.

For many years Mr. DOUGLASS had carried the mail between Byron and South Byron. He had a wide acquaintance and was universally esteemed and his death was a great shock not only to his family, but to the community at large.

Mr. DOUGLASS is survived by his wife; four daughters, Mrs. Florence WHITNEY of Chicago, Ill., Mrs. Alfred CHAPIN of Nanticoke, Pa., Mrs. W. M. BROCKWAY of South Byron and Miss. Jessie DOUGLASS, who lives at home; a brother Edmund DOUGLASS of Adrian, Mich., and a sister, Mrs. Marian TODD of Auburn, Cal., His great great grandfather Robert DOUGLASS settled in New London, Conn., in the middle of the 17th century, and his grandfather Daniel DOUGLASS, fought in the Revolutionary War and in the War of 1812.

The funeral will be held at the family residence on Friday [Sept. 23, 1910] at 3pm. The interment will be in the Byron Cemetery.

Douglass mailing list

xd22577 — 2009-08-29 17:27:41Z

It depends on how much you want to get into the DOUGLASes.
On the rootsweb website: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/
the block above the Message Boards is Mailing Lists. If you click on Surname List Finder, then type in Douglas you will see the ones it pulls up. There is Douglas with 1 and 2 Ss. you can browse through the archives to see if it's something you would like to join, and of course you can always leave.

Sometimes I join lists, and other times I just post to the message board, if it's something I want everyone to see, or a collateral line. Its all what you prefer.

There is also a Douglas DNA list (you don't have to be a DNA donor to be on the mailing list) http://groups.yahoo.com/group/douglasDNA/ That's also how I know Ed. Its my great grandmother who was my Douglas and I don't know any of that family - Ed is my 9th cousin, lol - so when they find out anything about his ancestors, it's about mine too :-)

I hope that helps Joan
cheers
Julie

Re: Mary & her husband Thomas Pitcher

AnitaTO — 2009-08-12 05:20:13Z

You have the information on Sally and Joel Rouse incorrect.
Joseph Rouse and wife, Susannah Railsback had a son, whose first name is not known. The records at the Hebron Church in Culpeper (later Madison Co.) have a gap. Their son, Joel Albert, married Tabitha Uts in 1814, the same year Joseph's grandson, Joel Albert Rouse was born in Madison. His birth is not listed either. Rev. Paul Hinkel's diary gives the date he christened Joel at Joseph's house. Joseph's son married Susan Ann, maiden name unknown. Joseph, his second wife (Magdalena Tanner), Susan Ann and Joel Albert (grandson) moved to Boone Co., KY. Susan Ann married Thomas Magruder (McGruder) in 1817. In 1820, Joel went to live with Joseph by court order.

Joel married Sarah (Sally) Pitcher July 3, 1833 in Boone Co., KY. About Oct. 1833, Joel, Sally, Joseph, and Magdalena moved to Warren Twp., Indianapolis, IN. Joel purchased 80 acres. Joel and Sally had five children: Hiram Jack, Louis Napoleon, Kesiah Elizabeth, George J., Harrison T., and Charles Benjamin. Joseph died between 1840 and 1850.

What is your connection to the Rouse family?

Anita

DOUGLASS Marriages

WendyDouglasWinchell — 2009-09-27 12:23:25Z

Hello,
I'm wondering if anyone out there would have any information on some of my DOUGLASS marriages besides just the dates. Maybe something of a certificate so I can obtain more information to bring my search further back. Names of witnesses or locations. Churches or home marriages. People and family attending.Children.

* William Douglass b-1720 / "Rachael" Last Name Unknown
Married c. 1746

* Joseph Douglass
1st- Name Unknown / Married c.1800
2nd- Rebecah Robb / Married 9/5/1821 in Brown Co. OH

* Rachael Douglass b-1765 / James Parker Married: 1793

* Rachael Douglass b-1801
1st- Andrew McDaniel 8/25/1819
2nd- Jeremiah Ayres 10/7/1838
3rd- William Little 3/7/1839

* Samuel Douglass / Lydia Adams Married: 4/11/1786

* Robert T. Douglass / Sarah Robb Married: 7/26/1827
in Brown Co. OH

* James Robert Douglass / Zenith (Zena)Lightner
Married: 3/18/1869

ANY information is welcomed!
Thank-you~

DOUGLASS Marriages

WendyDouglasWinchell — 2009-09-27 12:23:17Z

Ralph Edwin Douglass

SusanRoose — 2009-09-02 23:12:38Z

I have a wedding invitation for Ralph & Sybilla C Sieling for 7 Mar 1935 in Woodcliff NJ if anyone is interested in having it

Re: William Douglass

keziah4 — 2009-09-10 23:38:22Z

I have been researching William Stuart Douglass, John Huston Douglass and Granville Nichols Douglass. I have photos of the last two as well as photos of Atwater Lincoln Douglass that I'd love to share. Please let me know if you are interested.