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| Teresa L. Watson (#46577310)
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| Bio and Links | Please make sure that your emails say "Find a Grave" in the subject line. Please be patient as I do not check my email that often, but I will make the changes as soon as I get your requests. I am the mother of a teenager, so I spend a lot of time playing taxi! :)
My family line includes: Massey, Yount, Bost, Matthews, Davidson, Gay, Barger, Bowling, Bolling, Boling, Rolfe, Altman, among others. | |
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Owenharp
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I have been researching the Matthews line for years. I can give you information on Johns parents and g-parents so on if you would like it. Is it possible you could send me a copy/scan of the family papers? I have a deed where Catherine and John sold property - I can't remember all the details. Appreciate the information. Have a good weekend.Added by Owenharp on May 10, 2013 6:44 AM | | | Owenharp
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Hi Teresa
I know that is has been a while since you posted the information on Catherine Yount Hefner Matthews, but I was wondering if can tell me where you got the information about her husband, John Matthews. He is one of the families that I am researching and I have seen the same information that he died from injuries from a fall from a horse. I have never been able to find this information myself. If anyhelp, is appreciated. ThanksAdded by Owenharp on May 07, 2013 2:25 PM | | | Jouke Dantuma
| Arthur Edward Emms
Hi Teresa,
I will write an article of the members of the crew of a Stirling 1 which was bombed on May, 1 1943. Do you have information about Arthur Edward Emms, Ernest C. Hallding and Geoffrey Wragge?
Best regards,
Jouke Dantuma
Netherlands | | | Dorothy Mathena Elrod
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Teresa, you might find it interesting to read memorial pages for Maude Pat Ellis Alexander, RHS Class of 1949, Billie Jean Alexander Vann, RHS Class of 1948. All memorial pages and class member pages are listed under year they graduated or would have graduated. I am presently working on a page for Betty Jo Alexander. If you would like to add informtion, send a picture, make corrections, etc. we would be happy to hear from you. Is there some way of communicating privately with you? Dorothy
Ranger Exes Memorial/angelfire. | | | Dorothy Mathena Elrod
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Thank you Teresa. Dorothy | | | Dorothy Mathena Elrod
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Teresa, in the info for Milton Hugh Alexander, he is survived by two children (Milton, Jr. and Billy Jean. Could you tell me the married name of his first child, Betty Joe Alexander. I assume she was deceased when her father died. She is not mentioned in the obit. Thank you for your time and information. Dorothy | | | Darien Johnson
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Hi Teresa!
My name is Darien Johnson. I had put in a photo request for 2 memorials that you created August 11 2008. They are for James MG Davis 1849-1920 and his wife Alice Cade 1856-1936. Dreamland Cemetery Canyon, Randall Cty, Texas. Memorial # 28948054. I was sent a message that they had no record of this person being buried in this cemetery. Can you help?
This is my 2nd great grand uncle and his wife. Thanks for your help!
Darien | | | Travis Franklin
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I have added a photo to PFC Ellen M. Allen # 14665465 | | | Pat Hooper/Frances Jones
 | Donalee Cassell
Would you please transfer Donalee Cassell to me; he was a close family friend. Thanks for posting his memorial.
Frances
| | | Spartacus
 | RE: Charles W. Tibbs
It's often said that the Civil War was a war between brothers and that's certainly true for the Tibbses. John F. Tibbs, William W. Tibbs and Edwin R. Tibbs fought for the Union, while Eugene Tibbs and Francis M. Tibbs served the Confederacy. My own study of their various units and the battles in which they participated shows that Edwin and Eugene could have been on the opposite side of several battles during the Shenandoah Valley Campaign of 1864. Scary. | | | | [View all messages...] |
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