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Re: arranged marriage clancy/fanning cody

MYSTRESS_ELEKTRA — 2009-11-07 09:18:02Z

I am wondering if this Elizabeth Clancy may infact be my great grandmother elizabeth. I have recently found out who she was. Elizabeth Clancy I have is Married to a Willuiam Barrows of Conventry Enlgand, where they had 4 children. Lydia, Ellen, William"bill", and John "Jack" Barrows of Leicester, England, if not perhaps you may be able to direct me to the correct connection?

Re: Current DNA Results on Fannin(g)s

eleanoredmondson62 — 2009-10-17 15:23:54Z

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Fanning 's of Cincinnati Ohio

chelle12345 — 2009-10-16 20:16:58Z

Looking for information on the Fanning family of Cincinnati, origially from Ireland. I have a Marie, or Maria who married Bryan McNulty in cincinnati about 1883. She would be his second wife. Had children Kate, went back to Ireland and had Beatrice (aka Bridget) an Anna. Maria died about 1898.

Charles Allen Fanning of Greenville, TX 1915

drbrownlee — 2009-10-16 05:04:03Z

Charles is pictured in the 1915 Roundup, yearbook of Baylor University in Waco, Texas. He is a senior. I'm not kin but thought this might help another researcher.

Re: Current DNA Results on Fannin(g)s

paddypuke — 2009-10-14 02:36:31Z

Would you mind sharing more about your recent research on Hezekiah Fannin, son of Middleton Fannin.

If you would like, please email me at jpfannin@hotmail.com

Re: Current DNA Results on Fannin(g)s

eleanoredmondson62 — 2009-10-14 02:26:44Z

I believe that my recent research will prove that Middleton Fannin is the son of Hezekiah Fanning of Caswell Co. NC. I believe that Hezekiah is connected to Jehu who lived just across the line in VA.

Re: Fannings

eleanoredmondson62 — 2009-10-14 02:21:07Z

Middleton Fanning is NOT the son of Laughlin. Middleton's father is Hezekiah Fanning.

Re: Fanning

eleanoredmondson62 — 2009-10-14 02:16:09Z

I descend from Middleton Fanning who was married to Delphia Ann Moore in Caswell Co. NC.

Obituary for Leslie Raymond Fanning

AlexanderRoller — 2009-09-11 12:59:21Z

OBITUARY
July 7, 1996 "Tulsa World"
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Leslie Raymond Fanning, retired bus driver, died on July 3, 1996. Funeral services will be held at 9:30 a.m. Monday at Sequoyah Hills Baptist Church followed by interment in Floral Haven Memorial Gardens in Broken Arrow. Arrangements are under the direction of Butler Stumpff Funeral Home.

Alex Roller
aroller@opusnet.com

Bryan Fannin Family Birth Years Found

paddypuke — 2009-09-09 06:14:04Z

I have recently found Amelia Co., Va. documents that disclose the birth years for several members of Bryan Fannin, Sr.'s immediate family members. Until now, these dates have only been an estimate, but the documentation substantiates the birth years suggested.

Achilles Fannin, Sr. b. 1728 - 1730
Bryan Fannin, Jr. b. 1728/1730
Laughlin Fannin b. 1746/1747
Jehu (John) Fannin b. 1746/1747
William Fannin (son of Achilles) b. 1749/1750

I have two files of documentation on this. If anyone would like copies, please contact me at jpfannin@hotmail.com.

Regards,

Pat Fannin

Re: Fanning Family

fuzzinear100 — 2009-09-05 05:54:59Z

I family has many Edwards and Fannings too!

Re: Fannings of County Tipperary >Norristown & Philadelphia, Pa 1870 - 1930

michellemckenna66 — 2009-09-02 10:28:20Z

Hello there - my ancestors came from Tipperary at that time - my relative, Robert Fanning came over to settle in England. i remember my mother telling me stories about his life when I was a wee girl - including a bit of heresay, that most of his immediate family emigrated to America when someone discovered some Spanish gold and the family came into a wee bit of money!!!Apparently the Spanish use to sail around the coast and 'supposedly' a member of the fanning family made a 'discovery' and took most of the clan off to USA as a result...folklore...fact...I'll do some investigation amongst relatives and see whether they've heard the story too!

Current DNA Results on Fannin(g)s

paddypuke — 2009-08-13 04:07:10Z

DNA Research Pertaining to Bryan Fannin, Sr. of Amelia County, Va. and Other Fannings

As you know most paper sources of information on the early Fannins has been exhausted. Perhaps the continued work with the Fanning DNA Project will one day open a lot of doors for our history. It has already given us some real good insight into several lost branches of the family and has also helped refute some long held mis-information regarding the connection to the Edmund Fanning line of Connecticut. As of August of 2009, two proven descendants of Edmund Fanning of Stonington, Conn. have had their DNA tested. The results prove conclusively that the Edmund Fanning family is in no way connected to the Bryan Fannin family of Amelia County, Virginia. Not only do the allele markers fail to match, but the two lines are in two separate haplogroups. Bryan’s haplogroup is R1b1b2, whereas Edmund’s is l1. You will find further information on alleles & haplogroups at www.familytreedna.com.

Even as I write, we are expecting new test results from a Sussex Co., Va. Fannin, who descends from Bryan Fannin, Jr. and Rachel Rottenberry. We recently received the results on a Tallapoosa Co., Alabama Fannin whose family came from Georgia. His DNA shows a match to others who descend from Bryan Fannin, Sr. of Amelia Co., Va. We are not sure how the Alabama Fannin descends from Bryan, Sr. at this time, but it must be through either Bryan’s son Laughlin Fannin or his son Jehu Fannin.

We have also found that two descendants of Middleton Fanning match the other descendants of Bryan Fannin, Sr. of Amelia Co., Va. Again, just how they connect is still unknown, but the genetic connection to Old Bryan is certain. They, too, may connect through Laughlin or Jehu. Possibly in time we will have enough tests completed to form a mosaic that clearly shows the connection.

Old Bryan’s son, Achilles Fannin, Sr., has been well represented in the Fanning DNA Project. At least seven descendants of Achilles Fannin, Sr. have been tested – one from Ohio by way of Boyd Co., Ky., one from Carter Co., Ky., one from Floyd Co., Ky. by way of W.V., two from Morgan Co., Ky., one from Missouri by way of Wythe Co., Va. There are several others who have tested and match Old Bryan’s line, but their connections are uncertain at this time. One is from Johnson Co., Ky by way of West Virginia and one is adopted and does not know his real parents’ names or where they lived. More testing from Achilles’ line may solve some long kept secrets.

One person has tested who descends from James Fannin(g) of SC. This line is also distantly connected to Chestnut Creek John Fanning & Old Bryan Fannin. This line goes on to Abraham Fannin of Georgia. It is part of the family that includes Col. James Fannin of Goliad, Texas fame.

A significant number of the project tests are from descendants of Chestnut Creek John Fanning of Wythe Co., Va. There are thirteen tests for this family and different lines within this family are clearly being demonstrated. The fascinating part of this for Old Bryan’s descendants is that this line shows a clear connection to Old Bryan Fannin somewhere within a genealogical time frame. Perhaps Chestnut Creek John Fanning & Old Bryan Fannin, Sr. were close cousins. In comparing 37 markers, the probability that tests F-1 & F-27 (Chestnut Creek John’s line) and tests F-2, F-4 & F-8 (Old Bryan’s line) share a common ancestor within the last eight generations is 89% and a 97% probability within twelve generations.

Another fascinating aspect of the Fanning DNA Project has been the distant genetic connection between Chestnut Creek John Fanning’s markers, James Fanning’s markers and Bryan Fannin, Sr.’s markers to several Fannings who have roots in County Leitrim, Ireland. One person is from Daviess Co., Indiana and descends from Fenagh Parish, Co. Leitrim, Ireland. One is from Rhode Island and descends from Sruhaun, Fenagh Parish, Co. Leitrim. One has recently tested from Dublin and he descends from Scardawn, Fenagh Parish, Co. Leitrim. We are awaiting the results of this last test, as well as, another Irish test received
recently.

There has always been a question as to the connection of Benoni Fanning of Maryland to Old Bryan Fannin, Sr. of Amelia Co.,Va. One of Benoni’s descendants has tested and does not match Bryan, Chestnut Creek John, James of S.C., Edmund of Connecticut or any of the Irish lines. Another descendant of Benoni has recently tested and we are awaiting the results to see if they confirm the first test.

In addition, we have tests by Fannings from Australia, Spain & England; none of these match Old Bryan’s line.

So you see there is a lot going on in the Fanning DNA Project and much of it relates to the descendants of Bryan & Elizabeth

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Fannin of Amelia County, Va. circa 1698-1765. I hope this stirs you to either have your DNA tested or contribute to having others tested, either by locating male descendants who would test or by making a financial contribution to the project for others to be tested.

Family Tree DNA has been running several special sales on tests each year. Maybe that would help some of you to decide to test. Please go to the Fanning DNA Project webpage for details at: www.worldfamilies.net/surnames/f/fanning.

DEFINITIONS
Allele - A DNA sequence that repeats at a certain locus (plural Loci) or place. The allele value is the number of times the sequence repeats. Pronounced uh-LEEL.
Haplogroup - A genetic population group associated with early human migrations and which can today be associated with a geographic region. It is important to note that even though female and male haplogroups may have the same letters, their definitions are different.
Haplotype - One person's set of values for the markers that have been tested. Two individuals that match exactly on all markers have the same haplotype.
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Best Regards,
J Patric Fannin
jpfannin@hotmail.com or 221 North Fifth Street, Ironton, Ohio 45638 Phone: 1-740-533-0001
August 12, 2009

FANNING L E Jr 1944

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-07 16:27:49Z

FANNING L E Jr 1944

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FANNING Leo Earl and Omie CASON

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-07 16:27:37Z

FANNING Leo Earl and Omie CASON

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Edmund Fanning of Conn. descendants

paddypuke — 2009-07-20 06:20:51Z

We would like to locate a male descendant of Edmund Fanning of Mystic, Conn. Immigrant from Ireland in 1653. The purpose is to obtain a third & final DNA test of this particular Fanning family. We would like to confirm the first two tests. Please contact the Fanning DNA Project at: www.worldfamilies.net/surnames/f/fanning. The project administrator is Cathy Stoppel and she can be reached at: pstoppel@wvi.com

Re: Fannings of County Tipperary >Norristown & Philadelphia, Pa 1870 - 1930

paddypuke — 2009-07-20 06:00:01Z

Have you looked at the Fanning DNA Project at: www.worldfamilies.net/surnames/f/fanning

We now have over 40 dna tests from Fannings & Fannins many with Irish roots. One who is not yet listed, but has ordered their test, will be from Sruhaun, Co. Leitrm. The Co. Leitrim Fannings originally came from Cos. Limerick, Tipperary & Kilkenny. It would really be nice to have one of your Fannings tested to see how the families connect.

Best Regards,

Pat Fannin

FANNING Janice Kay MELTON 1950-1981

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-12 18:46:35Z

FANNING Janice Kay MELTON 1950-1981

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Death of Mr. Charles T. Fanning in Venezuela

davwayell — 2009-03-03 03:47:26Z

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citizen" for Mr. Charles T. Fanning, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Mr. Fanning died in Venezuela on August 17, 1926.

Dave Ellison
davwayell@aol.com

Re: Fanning/Schauck /Sluss

l_rowley — 2009-01-09 21:09:59Z

Thank you for the reply. I'm researching on my husband's line. John Fanning/Sarah Jane Schuck parent's of Sarah Fanning (b. 1851 in Butler, Harrison, MO). Sarah married Wesley Duley in Jun. 1868. They had four daughters, Lottie, Sarah Jane, Alice, and Minnie before they separated. Alice lived with Wesley's mother (Annie) and stepfather, Tom Brannon from age 6-11 when she moved in with a family to care for their children. Alice was my husband's great-grandmother and lived within fourteen days of turning 100 years of age, we were fortunate to know her. Trying to connect with her family line.

FANNING boy 1933

t42Arlington — 2009-02-27 18:41:40Z

FANNING boy 1933

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FANNING Louetta 1926

t42Arlington — 2009-02-27 18:41:24Z

FANNING Louetta 1926

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Re: Fannings of County Tipperary >Norristown & Philadelphia, Pa 1870 - 1930

bandj23 — 2009-02-24 22:42:56Z

Hello Dan,
My Grandfather was Patrick Fanning who lived in Ballinamona born 1871 died 1953. He went to America in 1895 married Bridget Sinnott had one child over there then came back and had seven more children whose names tie up with your Fannings. If you want to know any more email me at bandj23@ntlworld.com and will tell you all I know about them.
Joan

Trying to find cousins in Delaware Pennsylvania

idanancy — 2009-01-19 22:46:53Z

I am looking for family by the name of Fanning,Grandfathers name is Nicholas grandmother is Ida.Grandfather died 1914.Grandmother,s birthday 1888 died 1921 children names are Anna,Nick,Mary,Ed,Ida,Jimmy,Joey.In 1920 There address was East Fallowfield Chester Pennsylvania Thankyou for any info Ida

Trying to find Grandparents graves

idanancy — 2009-01-19 19:33:41Z

Looking for graves or cemeteries of the names Ida Fanning 1888-1921 Nicholas Fanning -death 1914 They lived at east fallowfield Chester Pennsylvania all there life.Thankyou Ida

Obituary for Shella Jean (Fanning) Ash

AlexanderRoller — 2009-03-13 14:41:46Z

OBITUARY
April 2, 1983 "Joplin Globe"
Joplin, Missouri
Shella J. Ash, 54, of Joplin died Friday at St. John's Regional Medical Center after several months of ill health. Mrs. Ash was born on February 27, 1929 in Joplin. She had been employed at Hornaday's Department Store. She married James R. Ash on February 1, 1946 in Columbus, Kansas. He survives. Also surviving are a son, Gregg Ash of Neosho; two daughters, Dianne West and Stacy Miller, both of Joplin; her mother, Hazel Fanning of Joplin; a brother, Irlie "Doc" Fanning of Joplin; a sister, Betty Purcell of Murray, Kentucky; and six grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Monday at Parker Mortuary with Rev. Gene Hutchcraft officiating. Burial will be in Ozark Memorial Park. Memorial contributions may be made to Kidney Foundation.

Alex Roller
aroller@opusnet.com

FANNING

sfrazior — 2009-02-16 00:23:44Z

My grandfather, Noel Douglas Fanning b.1913 d.1977. Married Katherine A. Lindsey. Parents unknown. One known sibling, Hazel Fanning. Lived around May, Oklahoma...
Any help appreciated..Thx

Re: Searching for any Fanning family members in Australia

teresafairbairn — 2009-01-07 19:43:10Z

Please contact me there maybe info we could share

FANNING Aca BOYD 1917-

t42Parkdale — 2009-04-03 01:09:22Z

FANNING Aca BOYD 1917-

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FANNING Etta Mae and Doc Boyd

t42Parkdale — 2009-04-03 01:09:11Z

FANNING Etta Mae and Doc Boyd

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FANNING Aca BOYD 1917-

t42Parkdale — 2009-04-03 01:08:32Z

FANNING Dusty Neal 1968

t42Parkdale — 2009-05-25 02:40:05Z

FANNING Dusty Neal 1968

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FANNING Robert H 1904-1963

t42Parkdale — 2009-05-04 13:43:05Z

FANNING Robert H 1904-1963

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FANNING Bessie TURNER 1909-1960

t42Parkdale — 2009-05-03 23:09:26Z

FANNING Bessie TURNER 1909-1960

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FANNING Bob and Clara

t42Parkdale — 2009-05-01 19:24:24Z

FANNING Bob and Clara

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FANNING Homer W 1913-2001

t42Parkdale — 2009-04-13 20:37:43Z

FANNING Homer W 1913-2001

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FANNING J Timothy 1948-1948

t42Parkdale — 2009-04-13 20:37:32Z

FANNING J Timothy 1948-1948

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Charles Fanning family of New Orleans

colin1972 — 2009-05-25 02:18:12Z

Hello Everyone,

I am looking to see if anyone reading this message may have a connection to a certain Charles Fanning of New Orleans who is of potential interest to me, as I believe he may be related to my own Fanning family. Below I will list some details that I have currently gathered via the 1870 New Orleans census and death certificate for Charles Fanning. I have also included information on the related Dougherty family through Charles's daughter Catherine Fanning.

I am still in the process of determining if this particular Charles Fanning is indeed the Charles Fanning who was a Private for the Confederate Army - 15th Regiment, Louisiana Infantry, Company D. If so, then I will know for certain that this particular Charles Fanning is a Fanning related cousin of my Cincinnati Ohio based Fanning family.

The death certificate lists Charles Fanning (born abt. 1831) as being 67 years old at the time of his death on April 19, 1898 at 424 Adele Street in New Orleans. Charles is listed as being born in Roscommon, Ireland.

Charles Fanning was married to a certain Catherine McKeown (born about Feb. 1840, Ireland - died June 28, 1908, New Orleans at No. 2017 Thomas Street) on February 7, 1866 in New Orleans by a Justice of the Peace.

The 1870 New Orleans Census lists Charles Fanning as a laborer, with his wife Catherine and their children whom include:

1. Daniel Fanning (born May 1867 - died October 21, 1904, New Orleans)
2. Mary Fanning (born August 1856 - died ?)
3. Kate Fanning (born February 1858 - died December 29, 1932, New Orleans)
4. William Fanning (born about 1862 - died ?)

I would later spot the Fanning family in the 1900 New Orleans Census. This time you will see Catherine McKeown Fanning and her son Daniel and daughter Mary living with her widowed daughter Catherine Fanning Doughtery and her children at 435 Adele Street. Catherine Fanning appears to have married a certain William Dougherty and their children included:

1. William Patrick Dougherty (born Feb. 5, 1880 - died Jan. 27, 1923, New Orleans)
2. Mary Dougherty (born Nov. 7, 1882 - died ?)
3. James Dougherty (born Nov. 13, 1883 - died ?)
4. John Thomas Dougherty (born July 11, 1886 - died Feb. 2, 1956, New Orleans)
5. Daniel Dougherty (born Nov. 20, 1888 - died Feb. 15, 1968, New Orleans)
6. Rosa Dougherty (born Dec. 20, 1890 - died January 25, 1949, New Orleans)
7. Katie Dougherty (born Feb. 8, 1893 - died Sept. 1974, Covington, Saint Tammany, Louisiana)

William Patrick Dougherty was married to Mollie Noud (died March 16, 1942, New Orleans). In the 1910 Census it appears that they have a daughter named Florence, born about 1907. In the 1930 Census, Florence name is spelled as Alma then recorded as 23 years old. I do not currently know if Florence/Alma was ever married or not.

Daniel Joseph Dougherty was married to Mary Lapour in 1911 in New Orleans.

Katie Dougherty appears to have been married to someone with the last name Friberg.

Rose Agnes Dougherty was married to Matthew James Brodtman in March 1927 in New Orleans.

If anyone sees any connection to the above Fanning or Dougherty families, I am very much looking forward to hearing from you!

Colin

Re: Shirley Fanning

plingo65 — 2009-01-06 15:18:49Z

it looks like you found some more relatives. My mom confirmed that you are indeed a distant cousin. Please get in touch with my mother her e-mail is barbarajl@webtv.net. Hope to hear from you soon!

Re: Searching for any Fanning family members in Australia

LisaPhillips23 — 2009-01-30 02:39:50Z

Hi, I have just started searching and have limited information. My maternal grandfather was a Fanning from Queensland (mainly Wide Bay area we believe) and he had a brother Tommy and a sister Ally/Ellen. We believe his parents were Katherine Anne Lynch and James Fanning and they immigrated from County Cork. I would be interested to hear if you have any information to share as well as vice versa. I don't know if there is a Millie Russell connection in our family, the name has never come up.
Cheers,
Lisa

FANNING Willie A 1888-1940

t42RoseHill — 2009-06-03 20:49:26Z

FANNING Willie A 1888-1940

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FANNING William T and V Elizabeth

t42RoseHill — 2009-04-10 22:16:08Z

FANNING William T and V Elizabeth

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FANNING Bell E 1859-1939

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-28 00:34:25Z

FANNING Bell E 1859-1939

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John Roslyn Fanning

shelbywtorres — 2009-02-26 03:21:55Z

Hi Guys I'm looking for John Roslyn Fanning. He was B:in 1914
in Ithaca New York. He attended Cornell University probably around 1933-1937. He married Helen Erma Ricks on Jan 17, 1938. They probably divorced sometime after 1940. He has two daughters that have never met or seen him. My mom has since passed away but I would like to find any info I can on him. My Aunt Pat is still living and looking for him as well. Any info would be helpful. I'm going to try to attach my mom's birth cert for proof of her parents.

Fanning Family

lyndo56 — 2009-05-28 20:13:42Z

I'm looking for my gr-gr grandmother's family. her name was Sara Fanning-Edwards. she married John Robt. Edwards and had 2 son's.

Re: Arvin Fanning..M..Oma 'Dobbs' Adams

koda179 — 2009-02-03 21:15:27Z

Becci,
My father was Kenneth Earl Fanning, son of Arvin and Oma. Do you know any of Dora's, (my Father's sister) children, I know one of them, or their kids was trying to trace the family tree, but he was tracing Oma's side. Please let me know what you find. I did not know that Oma had any siblings, She was adopted by the Dobbs family. Arvin probably died also in Chowchilla, since that is where my father grew up.

Re: Fanning/Schauck /Sluss

janemartin1941 — 2009-01-08 01:29:17Z

Descendants of John Frederick Sluss

1 John F. Sluss b: Abt. 1771 in va

.. +Rachel __ b: Abt. 1795 in va

........ 2 Jacob Sluss b: Abt. 1822 in va d: in ___

............ +Mary Roberts b: Abt. 1821 in Mo. m: 14 Oct 1843 in Davies County, Mo d: in ___

................... 3 Lucinda A. Sluss b: 21 Sep 1854 in Harrison county,Mo d: 27 Jul 1938 in ;buried cem. McFall, Gentry county,Mo

....................... +Samuel Tarwater m: 26 Nov 1873 in Buchanan county, Mo

................... *2nd Husband of Lucinda A. Sluss:

....................... +William Henry harrison Fanning b: 03 Sep 1840 in Platte county,Mo m: Abt. 1878 in Mo d: 21 Jul 1935 in ;buried cem. McFall, Gentry county,Mo

................... 3 Elizabeth Sluss b: Abt. 1847 in Mo.

........ 2 Anderson Sluss b: Abt. 1824 in va d: in ___

........ 2 Andrew Sluss b: Abt. 1826 in va d: in ___

........ 2 Sarah Sluss b: Abt. 1839 in Mo. d: in ___

........ 2 Mary Sluss b: Abt. 1836 in Mo. d: in ___

........ 2 Margaret Sluss b: in ___ d: in ___

FANNING Helen E 1920-2001 section 11

t42DFWNat — 2009-02-20 19:37:35Z

FANNING Helen E 1920-2001 section 11

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William Fannin/Fanning b 1731 d 1802 Lisaroon Thurles Tipperary Ireland

TeresaMFanning — 2009-05-20 00:37:46Z

Seeking any descendants of the above person living in Ireland, need help to fill in gaps. His grandson William Patrick came to Australia in 1841.

Re: Trying to find Grandparents graves

jbear1198 — 2009-01-19 20:05:49Z

First I would try the East Fallowfield township to ask where the cemeteries are
610-384-7144
fax 610-384-7143

If they can't help, get there death certificates from PA vital records. You can get with just the year of death at no extra charge.

Here is a list of three cemeteries in the area
Cemeteries: Mushrush Cemetery, McMichael Cemetery, Jackson Cemetery.

Cemeteries in East Fallowfield
Doe Run Friends Burial Ground
Derrymeeting Rd, Doe Run, PA

East Fallowfield Friends Burial Ground
Doe Run Rd.

Hephzibah Baptist cemetery
82 Park Ave., Coatesville, PA 19380 (610) 384-9566

Doe Run Presbyterian cemetery
Strasburg Rd at Church Rd., 19320

Ercildoun cemetery
Route 82 and Glenrose Rd

Church of Christ Ercildoun