Soden - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Louisa Sodon born1830

GHHollinghurst — 2009-05-25 13:50:23Z

Thank you for posting, David. I find this VERY interesting and quite plausible. Louisa's youngest son Frank Davis, my great-grandfather, worked on the railway all his life, and as a result my father, his grandson, was found a job with the GWR in the depression of the early 1930's - he too stayed until he retired. Louisa also had a son George and a daughter Elizabeth - named after her parents? I shall look for a baptism record for her. Many thanks. Glenys.

Re: Louisa Sodon born1830

fattyintheloft — 2009-05-25 11:52:09Z

Hi. I may be able to shed some light on why you're finding it difficult to pin down your great great grandmother's family, although I can't give you any concrete information.
I think it is likely that Louisa Sodon was the daughter of a Navvy. There is a branch of the Soden/Sodon clan, from which my wife descends, who were railway navvies from the earliest days of the railways until the early 20th century. I have strong reasons to suspect that before this they were also canal navvies.
The earliest Soden I have documentary proof of is my wife's great great grandfather Francis Soden, who was born in Abergavenny in 1827. I cannot prove any connection, but I believe Francis may be Louisa's elder brother.
Francis's earliest appearance on the census is in 1851, when he is working as a railway labourer in the village of Shrewley, Warwickshire, 5 miles west of Leamington. He is clearly unsure of his origins (as a navvy's child would be) and states that he was born "near Berkshire". My guess is that Francis spent his early years along the route of the Great Western Railway as his father worked on it's construction. In every other census throughout his life he states his birthplace as Abergavenny, so he must have checked with relatives.
A Francis Charles Soden was baptised at Farnham Royal (15 miles east of Reading) in 1832, by his mother Elizabeth Soden. The GWR reached Reading in the late 1830's, but if the Soden/Sodon family had a temporary home there then Louisa may well have been born there, or at least may have remembered no earlier place.
Abergavenny is an interesting location for navvy history. Because of the terrain, continuous canals to transport coal and other goods were not practical. Instead lengths of canal were linked by "tramroads" - horse drawn railways. Any canal navvy working here in the 1820's would have learnt skills which became very useful when the railway age began to take off around 1825-1830. I reckon Francis's father was a canal navvy who turned to railway work.
Francis worked on the railways of central & southern England throughout his life, and founded a railway navvy dynasty. After he retired he moved to Coulsdon in Surrey, where at least one of his own grandsons was born. I believe (but again cannot prove) that Francis had become familiar with Coulsdon through visiting an older relative (father or uncle), George Soden who lived there for many years,and who was also a railway navvy. George was born at Milton in Buckinghamshire (now Milton Keynes) at the time the Grand Junction Canal was cut through it.
Of course, all this may be of no interest at all to you, as Louisa may be from an entirely different family. But if she is one of the "navvy Sodens" then their intinerant lifestyle might explain why it isn't easy to find records of her parent family.
Good luck with your search.

Louisa Sodon born1830

GHHollinghurst — 2009-05-18 22:09:41Z

My great-greatgrandmother Louisa Sodon, husband William Davis. They were both born in Reading and appear on censuses there in 1861,1871,1881. However their 2nd and 3rd of 7 children (Susan 1857, William 1859) were born in Leamington, Warwickshire - family link? Anyone know her parents?

Re: soden family

geyerjg24rules — 2009-04-22 01:32:38Z

callie an vera your information is correct but callie also has a daughter i am her my name is linda

Re: Sodens in N.J.

geyerjg24rules — 2009-04-16 02:12:05Z

my mothers maden name was soden from red bank new jersey her name was callie v soden her mother was meilziner soden please contact me at geyerjg24rules@aol.com i am trying to find who my father might be also had a brother

Re: Harcourt Soden uk.

fattyintheloft — 2009-04-12 10:03:02Z

Hi
I just quickly checked out the UK census records - Harcourt Soden born 1860 in Bath is easy to find in 1861, 1871 & 1891.
Did you take a look?

Re: Harcourt Soden uk.

davidsoden513 — 2009-04-11 10:16:56Z

Not sure if you are still an active Ancestry contributor but I am interested in Harcourt SODEN

the other walter

waltersoden — 2009-01-26 10:33:28Z

I too was borned in los angeles California, but my father's
name was Cecil James Soden.

Sodens in Leeds

fattyintheloft — 2009-01-09 23:47:12Z

Another point regarding Sodens in Leeds. There are numerous people named Sowden in Yorkshire (and in Leeds). It is possible that persons named Soden were recorded in the census as 'Sowden' simply because that name was more familiar to a Yorkshire census recorder.
I have never yet attempted to sift through the Sowden clan for possible Sodens, although one day I maybe will when time is available.
If you believe there is a Soden connection to Leeds you will need to have a little more detail, ideally first names and dates of birth, marriage or death. If you have any more information you'd care to share I for one would be interested, as I'd love to find some more Sodens in the north of England, and I'd happily assist in the search.
Best Regards
Dave Seccull

Makepeace Soden Winchester Hampshire England

Sue_Pepin — 2009-01-08 15:51:14Z

I have in my tree Makepeace Soden daughter of Robert Soden who was christened in Winchester Hampshire England August 14 1730. She married John Hayes of also of Winchester who was a cabinet maker on the 1st on November 1761. John and Makepeace had 7 children that I know of named Peacy, Thomas, John, George, Sarah, Mary and Edward Hayes.

Soden, Wm Henry b. 1851 Vincennes Ind.

Duane_D — 2009-01-08 15:38:07Z

Wm Henry was born Oct 6, 1851 in Vincennes, Ind. Family history says he was German trapper. Had 5 children born in Ind. and Ill. Looking for info on his parents.

Susan Jane Soden Newark NJ

2009-01-08 15:31:52Z

< F.Y.I. > ---November 30, 1855--- NEWARK DAILY AVERTISER --- DEATHS----
On 29th inst. SUSAN JANE daughter of Samuel B. & Susan Soden, age 1 year and 6 months. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral tomorrow, Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock at 88 Academy St..
***[Susan is buried in the Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Newark, N.J., Public section Q, Grave 1063 on Dec.1, 1855]***

Sodens in Leeds

fattyintheloft — 2009-01-07 21:18:13Z

I'm afraid I haven't yet come across any sign of Soden people in Leeds. Of course this doesn't mean that there haven't been Sodens in the Leeds area.
Typically the Sodens in England are located in the midlands and the south, but there are exceptions. From the 1841 census I found the following:-
- 6 youngsters aged from 2 to 25, probably siblings, in King Street, West Derby, Liverpool. Names Emma, Mary, Martha, Matilda, Benjamin & Sarah. These could be recent arrivals from Ireland fleeing the famine as King street is near the docks. Or maybe their parent worked on the Leeds-Liverpool Canal, finished in 1816 at the Liverpool end only half a mile away. Possibly something else entirely.
- George Soden, 45, living with the Stockdale family at Crake Hall, Bedale, North Yorkshire, about 25 miles north of Leeds.
- Samuel & Elizabeth Soden (both 25) and their baby daughter Phoebe, living in Warwick Road, Carlisle, Cumbria. Samuel was a Draper by trade. Could he be the son of someone working on the Carlisle ship canal, finished in 1823 when he was 7 years old? Or is he descended from Irish stock?
- William Soden a 30 year old Carrier living in Deansgate, central Manchester. He could have come from anyplace to this great city.
Of course all of my suggestions here are only conjecture. Good luck with your search!

Re: Soden, Bellfield and Hall in Warwickshire

msoden111 — 2009-01-06 17:24:55Z

thank you for posting the info on John Soden from Warwickshire. Have you ever seen any connection between Sodens and Leeds?

Re: Soden family NY to PA

Vincent6811 — 2008-12-28 21:02:46Z

He also had a son named James Monroe Soden, who married Josephine Carpenter. They lived in Starrucca, Pennsylvania.

Re: Sodens in N.J.

luvmybabers — 2008-10-27 13:40:51Z

i am a soden that was born in belleville, new jersey. My father is joseph t. soden. he has two other brothers, a deceased sister and a living one.

Re: Soden, Bellfield and Hall in Warwickshire

Angsoden — 2008-10-05 11:46:28Z

Wow. I am so thrilled to get your reply. I had read somewhere that some of the Sodens may have been German mercenaries, but I didn't know the other stuff in your post. It may not help me in a direct sence, but this certainly give me a lot of useful information that I can use to continue my search once again.

Now that I know this, maybe I can find a connection. If I find anything further on my family I will be sure to let you know. Maybe between the two of us, we'll find something.

Thank you very much.
Angela

Re: Soden, Bellfield and Hall in Warwickshire

fattyintheloft — 2008-10-05 10:40:54Z

Hi
I also am interested in the Soden family. My wife was a Soden, descended from a line of railway builders. I have traced her direct paternal line back to the early 1800s, folowing the history of the railways as much as the genealogy. Before the advent of steam powered railways in 1825, this branch of the Soden family made their living constructing the canal system throughout Britain. They are difficult to trace because of their itinerant way of life, leaving scanty and scattered records.
There is a clan of Sodens that has been based in Warwickshire since the English Civil War of 1642-1651. These guys are likely to have descended from German mercenary troops employed by Oliver Cromwell. Some of the German mercenaries were also sent by Cromwell into Ireland, and the Irish branch of the family descends from them.
I can't yet tell you whether the canal-building Sodens come from the Warwickshire branch or the Irish branch. Some of the earliest canal projects in England were in Warwickshire, but canals began to be built in Ireland slightly earlier than in England, and some Irish labourers were brought to England where their experience was needed.
To come to the point, I have scoured the 1841 census (Englands earliest) for every Soden it contains, hoping to be able to see some relationships between them. This work of separating out the settled families from the itinerant canal & railway families and then tracing their roots is ongoing and will probably take up my spare time for the rest of my life. I have noted John & Hannah Soden and the 8 children I know of. John was a Coal carter, living close to the Oxford canal which was built in the 1770s and improved in the 1790s. The Oxford canal was an important trade route for coal from the Warwickshire coalfields, & John would certainly have bought the coal he traded in at a wharf on the canal. My guess (sadly it is still a guess at present) is that John is the son of one of the Sodens who helped build the canal.
From the scatter pattern along the canal network which shows up from the 1840 census, it appears that the canal builders would either deposit their offspring at various points along the canal as soon as they became able to earn an independent living, or would set up a family home at some convenient point for their wives and children. Of course some of the sons would follow the fathers and also become canal men. All of these modes of family life encouraged the use of the canals as a means of transport between work and the family. Many of the Sodens took up the predominant trades of the cities fed by the canals, became canal-side innkeepers, or became engaged in canal-related trade. It seems likely that John Soden of Shilton is one of the latter.
Regarding John's wife Hannah Bellfield, I can't tell you much except that the name Bellfield or Belfield does appear on my list of names of Canal & Railway families. In 1841 a 15 year-old Joseph Bellfield, an "excavator" by trade (this is an old term for a canal digger) was resident in a pub in Castle Bromwich with a gang of 4 other excavators. Castle Bromwich is close to canals and railways entering the east of Birmingham, and it's most likely that this gang were working on the railways. Castle Bromwich is about 4 miles to the west of Maxstoke, and about 3 miles southwest of Curdworth on the Birmingham-Fazely canal, where there is another family of Belfields.
I doubt if this information will make your search any easier, but at least it may help you to understand why some of these people are so hard to trace.
Good luck!

soden ronald of Dyfed

2005-09-26 10:03:11Z

does anyone know of a Ronald Soden of Dyfed who wrote to my grandfather in 1985 requesting info on johnathan Sodin who died in 1720.
Please make contact again

Harcourt Soden uk.

1999-05-16 07:29:08Z

Searching for Harcourt Soden Son of John Soden Surgeon of Bath City U>K> Born 1860

Lulu Soden married Samuel Ford(e)

2000-10-27 16:44:45Z

I am looking for LULU Soden, She was married to my great grandfather Samuel Ford(e). Probably born in 1880/1890's from NJ or PA.

John/Julia Soden from Ontario Co. NY

2001-01-14 12:00:00Z

I am looking for information on John and Julia Soden, from Ontario Co., New York, also lived in Yates Co., and Steubin Co. They had a son named George, born abt 1860's.

Lydia Soden m Ernest Stamp UK

2002-10-14 07:02:01Z

Please has anyone any information on Lydia Soden, she was married to Mr Ernest Stamp, Artist in the UK. Between 1800-1940 sometime, I dont have much information, but I believe they both came from the north of England possibly Yorkshire.
I would be grateful for any information.

Jesse Soden of New Jersey

2000-02-06 10:28:23Z

Anyone having information of Jesse Soden Family
of New Jersey Pleas contact me. My only information
is that he served in the US Civil War.

Joseph Soden b. 1795 Oxfordshire England

1999-05-21 13:07:44Z

LOOKING FOR INFORMATION ON JOSEPH SODEN-BORN IN OXFORDSHIRE,ENGLAND 1795 AND DIED CANANDAIGUA, NY. 1865. WAS MARRIED 3 TIMES-SARAH SALES IN ENGLAND-DIED ON SHIP.2ND WIFE WAS ANN PARKS-DIED CANANDAIGUA, NEW YORK. 3RD.WAS JANE THATCHER-DIED CNANANDAIGUA, NY.. I AM LOOKING FOR INFORMATION ON HIS SONS. JABEZ SODEN WHO MARRIED RACHELL NEWMAN AROUND HOPEWELL,NY AND DIED IN CIVIL WAR. JOSEPH JR. SODEN WHO DIED IN PENTWATER, MICH.. JAMES SODEN (MY GREAT GRANDFATHER)DIED IN WISNER, NE.. JOHN SODEN (NO INFORMATION). AND STEPHEN SODEN WHO WAS KILLED JULY 2ND. AT THE BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG.

1880 lost child of Sarah Soden and Charles Davis

2006-02-28 02:41:59Z

We located our Lost 1880 Child of Sarah Soden and Charles Davis . He was living with the Davis Family.
Thanks to all who were looking
Gwglenda

Robert H. Soden b. 1912 Knox Co. Ind.

Duane_D — 2003-03-11 19:18:24Z

Seeking Robert H. Soden, born Knox Co., Ind 9/29/1912 to Walter F and Emma Schaffer Soden. Thank you. DDodd24610@AOl.

Billie Soden Oklahoma City OK.

Duane_D — 2003-03-11 19:18:24Z

Looking for Billie Soden, child of Walter and Beatrice Soden, who lived in Oklahoma City, OK. Any information appreciated.
DDodd24610@AOL.com

Re: HERMAN FLOYD SODEN

kvorgang — 2008-02-22 16:33:49Z

Hi Phil,
I am the one who did the World Tree. Yes Herman was my mother's Uncle. I have traced Herman to Va. after he left Canada. I have his death certificate also. Apparently when he moved (about 1934) to Va. he married Helen. He passed away on July 14, 1941 and is buried in Leesburg, Va. It seems he had been treated by a dr. for heart problems for a year before. The certificate gives his birth date as June 22, 1881, but my records show his birth date 1880. This is common record keeping "back then". My Mom (Mary Soden Hoagland) used to go up to Canada to fish with her dad Harold Soden and they would visit Herman and his family. Let me know if you would like a copy of the certificate.
Regards,
Kathleen

William Soden Warwickshire England

robson101 — 2006-01-25 13:12:34Z

Looking for any information on William Soden who died May 1915 in 1st WW. Was married to Evelyn Mildred Evans and they had two sons, Walter and William. Lived in the Warwickshire area, England. Thanks Heather

Re: Sodens in N.J.

monavillalobos1 — 2007-02-25 20:51:46Z

I am also looking for Sodens from Redbank, New Jersey. That is where my great grandmother was born. Her name is Eveline Soden, born 1843, died 1933. Please e-mail me if you have any info or need any more monagodlike@yahoo.com

Soden, Bellfield and Hall in Warwickshire

Angsoden — 2007-03-06 19:16:38Z

The Soden that I, and some others, are looking for is John Soden b: 3 May 1803 in Shilton, Warwickshire, England; m: Hannah Bellfield on 29 July 1829 in Warwickshire; d: 6 September 1822 in Brunswick, Medina, Ohio. Any information on his parents or siblings would be much appreciated.

I do have information on Hannah's parents, but again I am looking for their parents or siblings. They are Joseph Bellfield b: 1767 in Maxstoke, Warwickshire, England; m: 1706 in Maxstoke, Warwickshire, England; d: Ohio. Elizabeth Hall b: about 1772 in Warwickshire and d: in Ohio.

Any information on any of these three individuals would be greatly appreciated by all those that are looking. Thank you.

Soden and Huntley/Huntly in Kent

verbena59 — 2007-07-26 04:11:43Z

Seeking information on John Gordon Huntley/Huntly who married Louisa Soden in 1853 in Eastry, Kent. (John's son, Harold Gordon Huntley, changed the family name to Huntly at some stage). The marriage certificate indicates that Louisa was a minor at the time and John was of full age. No actual ages are provided.

John Gordon Huntley was a Master or Commander in the Royal Navy. Louisa's father, Thomas Soden was a surgeon in the Royal Navy.

According to the 1851 Census, Louisa's brother Thomas Soden was a 'Surgeon App'

At the time of the 1851 Census the Soden family were residing in Deal, Kent and according to the Census all the children, as well as Thomas' wife, Elizabeth Soden, were born in Dover, Kent.

A Martha and Harriett Soden are also included in this family's 1851 Census.

If anybody is able provide any information on this Soden family, it would be greatly appreciated.

Regards,
Karyn

Frank Soden m. Mary Elizabeth Adams

pjtemp1 — 2002-04-06 19:12:59Z

Born in January, 1888, possibly in Knox County, IN.
Married Mary Elizabeth Adams.
Any help would be appreciated.
PJTemp@cox.net

James Walter Soden Hardy Arkansas

TRACY_WALTRIP — 2004-03-07 00:52:44Z

Looking for information on James Walter Soden, from Hardy, Arkansas (I think).

Re: Soden, Bellfield and Hall in Warwickshire

msoden141 — 2008-01-25 19:23:30Z

I am also looking for information on John and Hannah Soden from Shilton. If you have any, will you please forward to me? Thanks,
Mark Soden

Re: Soden and Huntley/Huntly in Kent

losart1 — 2008-08-09 00:19:29Z

Hi Karyn
Would greatly appreciate anything that helps me find Joseph's family. Had hit the brick wall, but then have only been looking for about a year. Joseph & wife Elizabeth (Rattenburry) & 4 children came out in 1852. Was looking for any family that did or did not come out. Found him in 1841 & 52 UK census but he was married and not with his parents. Had no other info apart from parents names and father was a surgeon. Email - losart@bigpond.com
Many thanks Lois

Re: Soden and Huntley/Huntly in Kent

losart1 — 2008-08-07 13:11:24Z

Am a decendant of Joseph Soden who emigrated from uk in 1852 to Australia. His parents were a Thomas and Elizabeth Soden. On Joseph's marraige certificate, his fathers ocupation is surgeon and wife's father is a master mariner. Joseph was, acording to 1851 census born approx 1818 in Portsea, Hampshire UK, though I am yet to find his birth/baptism to confirm this and his parents. I have been looking at the Kent Soden's as they seem to be a possible match.
Regards Lois

Paul H Soden b. 1831 Tenn.

lindalsoden — 2005-07-23 16:52:51Z

Looking for Anything on Paul H Soden b. 1831 in Tenn.
Have him on 1870 & 1900 census, Covington Ky.
Also found him on American Civil War Soldier Union enlistment date 04 sept. 1862
I need to find his father and mother census show that he was born in Tenn.
Please email me at lindalsoden@yahoo.com

Thanks for the help
Linda

Philip J Soden

clvenable466 — 2008-05-07 20:38:46Z

I am looking for any information on Philip J Soden born in Ohio abt 1841. Looking for parents names, siblings, etc. If anyone can help,please send me a line with Soden in subject line. THANKS!

Cindy Venable
clvenable466@yahoo.com

Re: William Soden and descendants from NY

Vincent6811 — 2008-04-23 04:37:11Z

Does anyone have any information on a William E. Soden b. 1831 in Dutchess County, NY and died in Wayne County, Pennsylvania. He married a Nancy Curtis and his parents are supposedly a Benjamin Soden and an Amy Weeks.

I don't know much more beyond that for any of the above listed people. There seem to be quite a few Sodens in the Fishkill or Dutchess County, NY area but I haven't been able to find anything linking them. Any and all help would be appreciated.

Re: Soden and Huntley/Huntly in Kent

Karen_H59 — 2008-08-07 23:02:43Z

Hello Lois,

Wow, for a long time we had nothing on this family and now all of a sudden bits and pieces are coming through.

If you would like to give me your email address I can forward Thomas Soden's Will to you, together with a claim from Elizabeth for salaries due to him from the Royal Navy at the time of his death.

I also located a Will and a simillar claim from Elizabeth a few years later (in 1857) following the death of John Huntley. Elizabeth Soden was acting on behalf of my great grandfather, Harold, then age 3. She lists herself as his grandmother and guardian, so it seems that Jospeh's sister, Louisa, my great great grandmother had died quite young.

It became quite clear why I had trouble locating them, they weren't there to be found.

Regards,
Karen

Re: Jack E. Soden, b. 1880, Brockings County, SD > MN > IA > MT - Bio

zonie2 — 2008-08-02 01:56:50Z

I only have the information contained in the biography, which I can e-mail to you if I had your e-mail address. This is a synopsis of the information the biography contains about Jack E. Soden's parents:
The father, Francis Soden, was born 25 Dec 1845, Rockford, IL, and died in 1917. Mother, Julia Finch, was born 8 Sep 1848, Philadelphia, PA, and died in 1916. They were married in Brooklyn, NY, and had eleven children, nine living, with Jack Soden being sixth in order of birth.

Frank Soden enlisted in the Union Army at Springfield, IL, as a member of Company H, 119th Illinois Volunteer Infantry, in 1861, and was involved in numerous battles and skirmishes. He was wounded in his right thigh and cited for bravery by his superior officer. After spending about 3 months in the hospital to recover from his wound, he rejoined his regiment until the close of the war. He never fully recovered from the wound and suffered from his disability for the remainder of his life.

In 1870, Frank Soden came to homestead at Kingsbury county, SD, (before the division of Dakota), but later moved to Brockings County, SD, took up a tree claim, pre-empted land and farmed until within three years of his death, when increasing disability resulting from his old wound forced him to retire.

He was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Like so many of the old soldiers he supported the principles of the republican party.

The biography contains no information about the parents/siblings of Frank or Julia Finch. You may have to trace them in Rockford, IL, and Philadelphia, PA.

Helen/Helene Soden m William Anderson Logan

Zoomie2001 — 2003-01-14 05:09:49Z

I am searching for any info. on Helen Soden. I saw her name listed once as Helene Soden but I think this was a misprint. Helen Soden married William Anderson Logan and lived in Dallas Tx. I think that Helen Soden Logan died in Dallas County on 11/29/1977. Helen S. and William A. Logan had one child, a daughter, Helene Logan 11/29/1927 - 01/21/1992. Helene married Col. Clarence H. Pritchett on 11/27/1976 in Houston Tx. and was married to him until her death.
Thank you for any and all info, Natalie

Sodens of Rowington Warwickshire

sfwharper — 2007-08-21 09:56:30Z

Does anyone have any information on the Sodens who lived in Rowington Warwickshire, particularly the many generations of Joseph Soden? I have traced back to the mid 1600s up to c 1800 when my branch of the family (Edward born c 1770) moved to Birmingham and forward since then. Alternative spellings are Sodon, Soulden and Loden.

Many thanks

Stephen

Re: Soden, Bellfield and Hall in Warwickshire

pa2lees — 2008-08-01 23:53:00Z

Are John and Hannah Soden related to Francis and Julia (Finch)Soden, born abt 1846 in Ireland? If so I would appreciate any info on the Sodens you may find. I have just began work on a Soden tree starting with my paternal grandmother Agnes Soden, 1901, Lewiston, Idaho.

Re: Jack E. Soden, b. 1880, Brockings County, SD > MN > IA > MT - Bio

pa2lees — 2008-08-01 23:43:02Z

I realize that this was an old post but I just recently started working on the Soden family tree. Francis and Julia Soden were my great grandparents. Do you by chance have any information on their roots? Anything would be appreciated.

Agnes Soden

pa2lees — 2008-04-15 21:45:31Z

Looking for any info about Agnes Soden born abt 1901 in WA state. Married Clyde Rayno.

Re: Jack E. Soden, b. 1880, Brockings County, SD > MN > IA > MT - Bio

pa2lees — 2008-08-03 17:59:19Z

Thank you for the fast response. That was a lot of new information I had not seen before. I would like to have the information in the biography if it wouldn't be too much trouble. All help is much appreciated.

Thanks again, Paul
pa2lees@msn.com

Re: HERMAN FLOYD SODEN

psoden1 — 2008-02-21 18:22:38Z

Kathleen: I am not the person that entered Herman Soden's name in the World Tree but Herman Floyd John Soden was my grandfather and I have been trying to find out what had happened to him after he left his family in Canada, returning to the States. This Herman possibly is burried in Leesburg Va. Should this be the same person. I would greatly appreciate any information tou may have. Thanks..Phil