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Re: Picture of Dawes Family Butte MT

misslesley1 — 2013-05-18 15:48:56Z

Just curious, what happened to the Dawes Family photo album? From your description, it sounds like it might be Anthony Milward Dawes's family. He is part of the enormous Dawes family from Alfreton, Derbyshire. I've traced him to Butte, Montana where the family lived up until the 1930s/40s.

Re: Griffin Family Bible 1853-1921

jgriffin138 — 2013-05-04 11:26:07Z

Will T. Harkey, Thelma's husband, was the son of Mary S. "Lena" Griffin Harkey Cavanaugh, Lena was my great great Aunt. I would like to discuss the bible with you.
Jim Griffin

Re: Bible Found

bobnlin27 — 2013-05-01 01:25:29Z

This might be my great-grand uncle's bible. He was Delos E. Abrams (my grandfather and father are both Delos Abrams named after him). I know that Delos E. Abrams was born 1870 in Northville, NY. In 1880 he moved to Wells, NY with his family and would have been age 10 at that time. In 1894, he married Minnie Knight, at age 24. I have not found information on him between 1887 and 1895, possibly because he was attending school? He became a Baptist Minister and preached at many many churches, from Broadalbin, to Ephratah to Madison, to Elmira, etc etc. If this is indeed my great grand uncle, my father, Delos Abrams, would love to have his bible. We have just recently been working on our ancestory and Dad is now almost 86 years old. I hope that you will reply.....My father would love to hear about this bible.

Re: Prayer Book of Peter Schmitt

beckandbeck — 2013-04-29 22:40:01Z

My Great Uncle was a Catholic Monseigneur Charles P. Schmitt
and was born in the 1890's .
Sounds like the same person?

Re: Prifogle

dlhammerling54 — 2013-03-27 21:59:53Z

John Hiensch was my Great Great Grandfather. He was first married to Catherine Noldan. They had Louise, Frank, Anna, and Augusta. After Catherine died, he re-married. They came to America on the ship Leocadia in 1866 arriving in Baltimore, Maryland. They settled in Sigel where he was an undertaker and carpenter. Catherine was from Vacha Germany.

Re: Formella family

pkonarski — 2013-03-17 20:09:28Z

Antonina Formella was my great grandmother,married to
Teofil Trowski.They lived in Tczew(roughly 20 miles south of Gdansk or Danzig)Their daughter Malgorzata born 11/11/1905 and my grandfather Emil Konarski born 04/25/1873 had two children together Stanislaw (my father),and Zofia.Emil Konarski was murdered by Nazis at first day of WW 2 09/01/1939
Malgorzata Trowska was also murdered by Nazis 11/11/1941 in Chelmno Lubelskie,Poland.

Re: photos/Daviess Co. Missouri

rbelcher171 — 2013-03-11 16:10:46Z

Peter,

My family(Belcher) was all over Daviess County in the 1800's and 1900's and would be highly interested in any pictures you have.

Re: Book about Mary Ann Partington

SuBrouwer — 2013-02-26 22:53:58Z

Hello,
Probably not my relative, if you even have the book anymore ( if you are even at this email address!), but I have an ancestor who was quite a mystery also by the name of Mary Ann Partington. She was born in Bolton, England in 1865 by the name of Mary Ann Vickers. She married in 1883 as Mary Ann Vicars, to Edward Beedles, and then again in 1892 as Mary Ann Vickers to John Thomas Partington ( we don't think she was a widow when she married a second time). We know she came to Canada for a year in 1883 and also seems to have come briefly / some ties in the States ( including the father of one of her children!!??) She eventually settled in Ontario, Canada with some of her grown children.
Probably not the Mary Ann in your book, but if any of this sounds familiar, I would love to hear back from you!
Susan

Re: Pulaski County Kentucky Bullocks - Photo Album Mid 1900s

C2manski — 2013-02-25 17:50:45Z

Hello! My name is Courtney and I am new to this ancestry page. I just saw your post about the photos, and I would be delighted to see some of them! I am an ancestor of the Pulaski County Bullocks. I appreciate your time and any info/photos/documents you would be willing to send. Thank you so Much!

Courtney

Re: Tropp, Jack

grammysgirl1 — 2013-02-20 20:27:06Z

just wanted to say its so nice when family finds each other again a good feeling

Old snap shots & Photos

GGBAC09 — 2013-02-17 06:20:17Z

I inherited a box of pictures from a deceased step cousin. Her step dad was my uncle but I have no connection to her mother's side of her family. I hate to toss these when they could be precious to someone. Some have names on the back so maybe a family might be found. In one picture there are several Harringtons-- Jim, "Mrs." (holding a bouquet)Vena, Glen and Ruby.Other names are Ross Moss,James Moss, Wanda Moss,Burchell Moss. And Gilbert Roberts,etc. If these names are familiar, please contact me by email or here.

Re: Tropp, Jack

rgrabill — 2013-01-23 20:08:19Z

Yes my mother was Helen from Tucson - I have some of your families' photos and a school grade card of yours from New York. If you are interested in those things I will mail them to you if you provide an address.

Roger

Re: BRIGGS/LAUGHTON Journal

gmerrill0516 — 2013-01-16 18:29:05Z

Stumbled upon this by accident but I have Eatons, and Laughton's in my family tree. I have Merrill relatives in Maine as well (or did) My grandfather was Marshall Eaton Merrill who's father was Rufus Merrill. WE were rumored to have Scottish blood in the family as well. I am willing to dig a bit to see what I can find.

Re: Seeking Robert W. Shannon and Rosalie D. Neely descendants

rds4715 — 2013-01-11 03:57:02Z

Sorry the name was Nally. I was hoping though.

Re: Seeking Robert W. Shannon and Rosalie D. Neely descendants

rds4715 — 2013-01-04 21:11:41Z

I can check on it, Annie's family has a huge family tree on here.

Re: Seeking Robert W. Shannon and Rosalie D. Neely descendants

indyjalley — 2013-01-03 12:26:36Z

Did any of them end up in the Chicago area in the 1970's?

Re: Hugh Frederick Hildred Jones

sallybuckham — 2013-01-02 15:07:59Z

Hi Claire

I have also been searching for Hugh - he is also my father! I was born in 1947 and my brother Christopher in 1951. Our mother was Lorna Bruce Jones (nee Fielding) and after her death we were unable to find any record of her actually having married Hugh. We lived in Sussex and my parents separated when I was five (around 1952 I suppose)and we had no contact (as far as I know, as my mother would never talk about him, apart from the fact that he had been thrown out of the merchant navy when he went AWOL in charge of a ship in Helsinki) after that. According to my mother he had a drink problem. I have a few photos of him.
I found out a little via Ancestry about his previous marriage, and the fact that he had died in New Zealand.
I would love to hear from you.
Sally

Re: Seeking Robert W. Shannon and Rosalie D. Neely descendants

rds4715 — 2013-01-02 01:27:59Z

I know that my gym Annie Kidwell had some Neelys in her family

Re: Photos

calitexgal — 2012-12-21 02:31:25Z

Wow. I know in my house, it would take a long time to excavate to find things from 12 years ago!
The answer is yes, pictures with Ada May Gale/Provis, Mary Fulcher/Shealor, Raymond, Clarence. San Francisco/Berkeley/BAy ARea from that series.

I'm puzzled over who Alexander Hibeau could be?
Is it in the same batch?
Please don't hurry looking, 'tis the holiday season afterall.
Whenever you come across the photos, let me know and we can go from there.
And by the way... just the names on the back of the photo, helped me piece together a confused part of the family tree.
I've been contacting distant family advising them of your information.
Thanks!
If it's easier through email - mine is bigdgal@hotmail.com

Re: Photos

mlstandish — 2012-12-20 22:15:30Z

If I posted it, then I probably still have the photo, buried under 12 years of accumulation. I have no connection to this family, I just have the photos. It's likely to take some time to find it. Please let me know if you're still interested, and if you're only interested in the one photo, or the related ones as well.

Re: Photos

calitexgal — 2012-12-20 06:01:33Z

Interested in family of Ada M Gale. Mother was Fulcher. Father was Gale. Mark, do you have this photo?

Re: Photos

ValeenFryer34 — 2012-12-06 16:27:55Z

That's okay. I just thought that when it said "photos", they would be posted. They may be from the other brother's line. Thank you.

Re: Photos

mlstandish — 2012-12-06 01:47:06Z

I don't know their dates. They're not my family, I just found the photos (if I can still locate them)---You're lucky that I have the same e-mail a dozen years later! The photos may be a little earlier than I thought, not sure. They're carte-de-visite photos.

Mark

Re: Found: Genealogy of Thomas DAVIS (1782-1846) -- Stevenson, Gosling, McDougal, Scripps, Hiatt, Davis

carolyn19870 — 2012-12-05 23:05:19Z

Some additional clarification about the family of Thomas Davis... The Thomas Davis about whom the book was written came to Bedford County, TN, about 1810-1811 from Virginia, along with one of his brothers, Henry Davis. They were in business together in Shelbyville for a time, and Thomas was the first mayor. Their parents were Benjamin Franklin Davis and his wife, Tabitha Rose, of Brunswick Co,, VA. Benjamin's parents were Henry Davis and his wife, Mary Marriott, of Surry Co., VA. This Davis line has been documented back to fairly early days of the Jamestown settlement.

Thomas Davis was married twice: 1) to Elizabeth (surname unknown), who may have been married earlier to a Chilcot; 2) Eliza Stevenson. There were children by both wives, most of whom survived to adulthood. Daughters of the first marriage married men named Augustus White, Henry Yandell, William Brame and John Salmon "RIP" Ford. Children of his second marriage grew up in Peoria, IL, where their mother moved to live near her family after Thomas Davis died in 1846. Surnames other than those already listed married the children (or grandchildren) who moved to Peoria.

Re: Photos

ValeenFryer34 — 2012-12-05 21:52:47Z

Looking for the photo of David & Mrs. Sherburne. What were his dates?

Family Bible belonging to the Chapman Family

Roxanwid — 2012-12-01 16:14:12Z

Would like return a National Comprehensive Family bible to the Chapman family / Reletives. The first name mentioned is a William Chapman, married to Sevilla Chapman.

Re: Marriage Licenses

sarabeth91 — 2012-11-29 23:04:14Z

hello i was wanting to ask you a question if you do care please get back in touch with me you can email me at sarabeth91@aol.com

Re: Hall of the Unknowns

Renee Werth — 2012-11-29 04:14:48Z

I no longer have this site. Are you interested in a certain family line?

Re: Hall of the Unknowns

snead360 — 2012-11-28 03:43:07Z

What is the link?

Re: Family Bible

1_pfielding — 2012-11-08 23:46:05Z

I am looking for parents unknown of ggrandmother, Callie Lokey (maiden name). Mt. Pleasant County, Titus County, Texas, which is in northern-eastern part of Texas. I have read some history on the Frankllin/Titus County 1800-1900 history and there is a J.P. Lokey mentioned. I wonder if we have a conection. I have ordered all the books from th genological society about that are, including church records. we have family tree publc n site, Lokey/Fielding tree. or contact me at pfielding@gci.net

Re: Shideler/Shidler Family History

weser11 — 2012-10-29 17:42:49Z

Looking for Carol Cornell. I have been trying to get in touch with you for some time now. Please e-mail me at weser1@sasktel.net. Thank-you, Janet

Re: Book: "The Chase Family" by Arthur H. Noble, 1967

belindaheard — 2012-10-23 12:45:51Z

Hi Mark

I have ordered this book, I have an extract from it that follows my lineage via my great grandmother back to about 1500-1600ish.

What I have is only my family's direct lineage, but of course happy to check when I get the book :)

The Chase's apparently dispersed to America, Africa, Australasia (my family) and the West Indies from England, but most likely originally from France.

Cheers for now
Belinda

Re: Germany 1945-46

luvdale884 — 2012-10-16 01:25:02Z

Hello, hello! I am the niece of Pete Wacher of whom you have a picture. Would you share so we can put it in our family archives? We have no pictures of Pete in the military except a portrait taken before he shipped out.

Re: Leven Wilmoth

jsummers144 — 2012-10-16 00:35:09Z

Hello. Can you tell me what became of the photos that were reported found here? Leven Wilmoth's daughter Anna May married James N. Hill in Vernon Co., MO, and their family goes on down to us. I have Leven and Elizabeth's family names, but have never seen any photos of the family. I need information on siblings Forrest, Bertie, Hermie. Are there others? Thank you very much.
Lynna Summers

Re: Leven Wilmoth

jsummers144 — 2012-10-15 23:50:34Z

Hello. I am looking for information on Leven and his family. Daughter Anna May Wilmoth is our ancestor. I would love info on her siblings from Horton, MO. I have no pictures of the parents and siblings, few of Anna. Can you help or direct me, please? Lynna

Re: Book: "The Chase Family" by Arthur H. Noble, 1967

mark_braham — 2012-10-15 10:25:21Z

Hi

Would be interested to know if this book has my relative James Chase (b 1828 in Norwich, Norfolk, d 12/1/1909 Grimsby, Lincolnshire). His father was John Chase (b 1803 Kenninghall Norfolk, d 1882 Wisbech Cambridgeshire).

Regards

Mark

Re: CHAPMAN Family Bible

tjsliter — 2012-09-29 16:38:11Z

This is my mother's family. The Aaron Chapman mentioned was my gggf. I would be interested in finding out what happened to this bible.

Tim Sliter

Re: RICHARDSON photos

jkotton — 2012-09-18 22:12:24Z

Margjame
Lucile is my mother and Helen is my grandmother.
I would like to make contact.
Jim Otton

Re: photos found

das8115me — 2012-09-13 17:51:52Z

I have descendants George Spear came to the states in 1624,he was born 1613, Settled in Braintree, which is now (Quincy, Mass.) (spear)if you still have, any of the info, I'd surely be interested in pictures, and or any info.

Re: Book: "The Chase Family" by Arthur H. Noble, 1967

luzanc — 2012-08-22 20:51:14Z

Hi Jenne,

My stepson is Dwayne Centlivres Chase and my husband is Ian William Chase. His father was Hilton Chase, he unfortunately died when Ian was only 2 years old, therefore do not have any more info. My mother in law cannot remember the name of the late Hilton Chase's father. I do know there are only a handful of Centlivres Chase's. Could you be of any assitance? We are in South Africa.

Kind regards,

Luzan Chase

Re: cockrill photos

tcdeansr1 — 2012-08-12 16:44:11Z

I have many John Cockrills in my tree. I do have a John C Cockrill in my tree. Born 8, Feb, 1893 in MO. Died May, 1966 in Kansas

Re: Cockrill photos

tcdeansr1 — 2012-08-12 16:25:52Z

I am very interested in the pictures you have. Contact me at tc.deansr@yahoo.com

Re: cockrill photos

tcdeansr1 — 2012-08-12 16:21:35Z

I am willing to help. Send me your email and question I will help.
tc.deansr@yahoo.cm

Re: Have Old Photos to Share

tcdeansr1 — 2012-08-12 16:17:38Z

noticed your post about Cockrill pictures. I am very interested.

Re: Marshall, Allan ,Thompson & related families

rogercjone — 2012-08-05 01:49:06Z

I have several Bulick lines that I’m trying to connect the one nearest to you is the Descendants of Joseph Bulick that for my research begins in the State College/Bellefonte area

Joseph Bulick b: 11/April/1801 in New Jersey
+Maria Penn b: 21/March/1814 in Birmingham, Warwickshire, England
. [1] Robert Gilliam Bulick b: 22/June/1840 in Huntingdon, County, Pennsylvania
. +Jane Elizabeth Maffit b: 04/January/1846 in Huntingdon, County, Pennsylvania
. *2nd Wife of [1] Robert Gilliam Bulick:
. +Anna Biddle
. Mary J. Bulick b: 1843
. +Unknown Hickernell
. George T. Bulick b: 02/September/1848 in Oak Hall, Centre Co., PA
. +Mary Ellen Kinch b: October/1852 in Pennsylvania
. John (Bullick) Bulick b: 1850
. +Mary E. (Bullick) (?) Bulick b: December/1849 in Pennsylvania
. Timothy Bulick b: Abt. 1852
. Amar N. Bulick b: 15/August/1854 in PA
The next line is the Descendants of Thomas Nelson Bulick From around the Bellville, Mifflin County

Thomas Nelson Bulick b: 18/March/1813
+Martha Megriger Bulick b: 31/August/1813
. James M. Bulick b: 01/June/1834
. +Sarah Bulick Bulick b: 1834
. John M. Bulick b: Abt. 1835
. +Elizabeth Bigelow Bulick b: 22/October/1832
. Thomas M. Bulick b: November/1840
. +Idella Bulick Bulick b: 1846
. Margaret Bulick Young b: 25/October/1842
. +David Young b: 11/March/1836
. [1] Amor (Emor) N. Bulick b: July/1846
. +Sarah Strunk Bulick b: 12/February/1848
. *2nd Wife of [1] Amor (Emor) N. Bulick:
. +Olive Dixon Bulick b: July/1854
. Mary Bulick Henninger b: March/1849
. +Solomon (Sol) Henninger b: January/1852
. Sarah Bulick Greenawalt b: July/1851
. +Graffius Miller Greenawalt b: 17/April/1851
. Joseph (John) Franklin Bulick b: 11/October/1853
. +Anna Henninger Bulick b: 07/March/1855
. Martha Bulick Michael b: 1856
. +David (Daniel) Michael b: Abt. 1858

Re: Coyle-Gano & Witham-Foust Ancestors

nardagenie — 2012-08-03 23:35:52Z

I have a copy of the book in question. This is the information it has on Verle Chester Witham on page 160.
b 11-12-1906 Jackson twp, Jones Co, Iowa
m 3-30-1940 Orange, TX
father: George Harrison Witham
mother: Margaret (Margie) Foust
wife: Catherine Clare Coyle
parents of George Witham: Martin Van Buren Witham
and Elizabeth Buskirk. George was born 7-9-1879 Jones County, IA
etc. This does go back a few more generations. If you are interested I will mail you a copy of the pages.

looking for otto e. drdla

r56eagle — 2012-08-02 19:39:14Z

looking for a family members of Otto E. Drdla
he was a mason and I have an old relic of his for them.

If someone knew him or the family, please email me at:
r56eagle@gmail.com

Re: WW2 Unit Photos

jmyoung365 — 2012-07-31 22:21:07Z

Photos can actually be scanned and uploaded to this board as an attachment if the original poster still has the photo.

Joan, board admin
Somebody's Links board

Re: WW2 Unit Photos

holcomber — 2012-07-31 20:21:53Z

Hi-

Back in 2000, you posted information regarding two photos from WW2, one of which shows the 180th Military Police Co. north of Pisa, Italy. My father served there in that company during that period and wonder if you still have the photo. Is it possible to get a copy?

Thanks,
Cheri Ness Holcombe

Re: Arsenic and Mrs.Gilligan Master Detective Magazine article 1952

ronrobillard1 — 2012-07-24 15:47:52Z

Are you related to Michael W. Gilligan?