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Laura Orsini
 | RE: John Joiner
I'm sorry, I don't know anything about that line. I only know that my John Joiner lived in Hawkins Co TN in the early 1800's and I know he had my great grandfather Griffith. Some of them moved on into Massac Co IL.Added by Laura Orsini on Apr 26, 2013 6:51 PM | |
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Loisy
| Felix Corpet Bowman
Dennis, My grandfather was Henry (Harry) Bowman brother of Felix- just browsing and found you stated Maxwell H Bowman was their father all these many years we believed it was Mitchell or Michael from death certficates or obits-Please share your source Last trip to NOLA were staying right across the street from the buildding at1313 St. Charles that Felix built in 1917 -Ford Motor Company.Thanks in advance-mother and siblings due to divorce never knew what happened to their father.Added by Loisy on Apr 20, 2013 9:30 PM | |
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Penny
| RE: Gen. Andrew Reid
Thank you Dennis for replying. I am not questioning you, but have been seeking this confirmation for a long time and would love to be able to include it in the book I am writing.
I'm actually in the editing process, but would love to be able to include it. I will certainly credit you with the information.
My email: penelopeforrester@gmail.com.
Thanks,
PennyAdded by Penny on Apr 15, 2013 3:28 PM | |
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Penny
| Gen. Andrew Reid
Hi Dennis,
I am currently researching the descendants of Andrew Reid's son Alexander Reid who d. ca. 1775 in Rowan/Iredell County, N.C.
I would love to be in touch with you to share some info AND to find your documentation regarding his children.
I've been able to document three and wonder where you found documentation on the others.
Also, I've found evidence that Andrew died in Albemarle County, Va., not N.C.
Thank you,
Penny ForresterAdded by Penny on Apr 12, 2013 12:39 PM | |
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Penny
| Gen. Andrew Reid
Hi Dennis,
I am currently researching the descendants of Andrew Reid's son Alexander Reid who d. ca. 1775 in Rowan/Iredell County, N.C.
I would love to be in touch with you to share some info AND to find your documentation regarding his children.
I've been able to document three and wonder where you found documentation on the others.
Also, I've found evidence that Andrew died in Albemarle County, Va., not N.C.
Thank you,
Penny ForresterAdded by Penny on Apr 12, 2013 12:38 PM | |
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Ron Manley
 | RE: Do you know who her parents in Alabama were? Or where in Alabama she was born?
The parents of Rebecca Reed Walker (# 61379769) were Austin Butler Reed and Gracie Scott Reed. Her memorial is linked to them. This family appeared in the 1850 census for Jackson Parish, LA so it is unknown where in Alabama she was born. If you click on her father's memorial, its contributor provides a bit more information there.
Ron ManleyAdded by Ron Manley on Apr 07, 2013 7:11 AM | |
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Shaton Jackson
| Joseph E Brock
Thanks for adding the cemetery photo to his memorial. I see a comment that says "Please don't add cemetery photo's to this memorial" I don't understand why this comment is there. Do you have any idea? I created this memorial for my great aunt's husband and I welcome anyone to add any photo's to the memorial.Added by Shaton Jackson on Apr 03, 2013 8:26 PM | |
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Shaton Jackson
| Joseph E Brock
Thanks for adding the cemetery photo to his memorial. I see a comment that says "Please don't add cemetery photo's to this memorial" I don't understand why this comment is there. Do you have any idea? I created this memorial for my great aunt's husband and I welcome anyone to add any photo's to the memorial.Added by Shaton Jackson on Apr 03, 2013 8:26 PM | |
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Curtis Conkle
 | RE: Ruth Ann Conkle
Dennis,
You and I communicated concerning those Conkle's. Have not been able to link those to my Conkles. Haven't forgotten though.
Again, thanks for the xfer.
Curtis
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Curtis Conkle
| Ruth Ann Conkle
Dennis,
Thanks so very much for the transfer of Ruth Ann's memorial to me.
It is so greatly appreciated.
I will take excellent care of her memorial.
Again, thanks so very much.
Curtis ConkleAdded by Curtis Conkle on Mar 25, 2013 10:03 PM | |
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K Venti Hurley
 | thank you !!!!
He is probably there as an unknown, there were 2700 solders buried @ that cemetery however only 700 or so were identified, the dates of the buried there match your time frame....I live in Yorktown, and will see what i can find on him....have a great weekend...kimAdded by K Venti Hurley on Mar 16, 2013 3:02 PM | |
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K Venti Hurley
| Pvt Leroy Jackson Brandon
Hello, where did you get the information that Leroy Jackson Brandon is buried at the cemetery you have listed??? I am asking due to I received a photo request for him due to I live in that area. There is no marker for him in that cemetery nor is he on the cemetery roster? Is he listed as an unknown? thank you for any answers you can provide :)....kimAdded by K Venti Hurley on Mar 16, 2013 1:50 PM | |
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NGL
 | Photos
I just saw a photo you made that was super!! What kind of camera do you use? NancyAdded by NGL on Mar 06, 2013 9:33 PM | |
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Linda & Joe Richards
| Cunningham Memorials
Thank you for adding information and making the family links.Added by Linda & Joe Richards on Feb 26, 2013 4:11 PM | |
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Steve Stumpp
| Mary S White Ewing
Thank you for the kind transfer of her memorial.Added by Steve Stumpp on Feb 25, 2013 8:16 PM | |
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Nancy Brenner Gandy
 | Black Cree Church
Dennis,
I noted that you and another contributor, Tammy, both took a picture of the Black Creek Cemetery in AL. According to the V.A. records, My Great Grandfather, Elias Rouse, Civil War soldier, from the Georgia 18th Infantry was buried in the "Black Creek Church Cemetery", Collinsville, AL in 1862. From the Historical society, I gather that this cemetery was never really in Collinsville, but with a Collinsville mailing address and actually located in Etowah County. I called and spoke to the pastor of the now Black Creek Church and he said that he did not believe it was in their cemetery and that it might be in "old" Black Creek Church cemetery and they were no longer affiliated with that land.
That leaves several questions that I wonder if you or your friends in that area could help me with. Where was the Black Creek Church in 1862? What is on that property today? Is it a church or private land? Are there any graves still there.
The pastor did mention that they have a few unmarked graves in their cemetery. Do you know where I would find the paper records of any burials during the period of 1862 during the Civil War. Were there any Civil War hospitals in the area during that period?
I would like to find his gravesite, if that is possible, so that I can see that he has a marker placed on his grave.
Feel free to forward this to anyone who has an interest in finding an elusive Civil War grave in the Etowah.
Thank you for your help in gathering any information possible.
Regards,
Nancy Brenner
Great Granddaughter of Elias Rouse 1830-1862
nbrenner@seabridgeus.com
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Martha Hall (Wise) McElroy
 | RE: Raleigh and Mary Sanford
They have been removed...they were taken on a rather dull day in full shade...NOT at night. Thanks.Added by Martha Hall (Wise) McElro... on Feb 12, 2013 7:59 PM | |
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Diane Heap
 | Brown Family
Dennis, I see that you have entered a number of the Brown family. Are you related? This is my stepmother's family and I could use some clues and could possible give you information as well.
Thanks, DianeAdded by Diane Heap on Feb 06, 2013 6:55 PM | |
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West Ky
| Pascal Newsom and Tinzie McIntosh
another son
Ralph Logan Newsom
27 May 1925 Christian County, Kentucky
Ancestry has a death date 30 Mar 1986 Contra Costa, California.
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Rachel Dobson
 | thank you!
Thanks Dennis for linking the Carraways!Added by Rachel Dobson on Jan 26, 2013 5:37 AM | |
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Lynda
 | RE: James Knox Polk Thomas
Dennis if you are wanting the family photo for yourself I will be happy to email to you. I just need your email address.Added by Lynda on Jan 25, 2013 8:44 AM | |
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West Ky
| RE: McIntosh family photo
would love to know the identies.
Is Rachel Peal one of them?Added by West Ky on Jan 16, 2013 7:54 AM | |
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Margaret Green
| William Jenkins Whisenant
Thanks for the information you provided. Actually, the local archives director asked me to help prove that Green Franklin Whisenant was the son of William Jenkins Whisenant by providing a census report or a will that listed Green Franklin as his son. Since WJW didn't leave a will, the 1840 census was my best bet.
M. GreenAdded by Margaret Green on Jan 10, 2013 8:01 PM | |
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Margaret Green
| William Jenkins Whisenant
I don't have access to census reports. If you still do, would you attempt to locate William Jenkins Whisenant in the 1840 census? He is supposed to have had a son named Green Franklin Whisenant born in 1827. Green Franklin would, most likely, have been too old to appear on the 1850 census, but may have still been living at home in 1840.
I'm trying to help someone determine a documented connection between this father and son. A census report would be ideal. Any help you may be able to provide will be appreciated.
M. GreenAdded by Margaret Green on Jan 10, 2013 8:16 AM | |
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Lynda
| RE: James Knox Polk Thomas
The picture has his wife and children in it.
Lydia his wife is sitting next to him and her picture is on find a grave.
LyndaAdded by Lynda on Jan 10, 2013 7:33 AM | |
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