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| Kathy Arnold (#10931117)
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| Bio and Links | My name is Kathy and I have been into genealogy since 1999...The names that I am researching are Carpenter, Whitehead, Rainbolt, Hutsell, Kiser, McKeehan on my grandmothers side of the family...they are from North Carolina and the Blount County Tennessee area...
On my grandfathers side of the family I am researching Gordy, Redman/Redmon/Redmond, Walston, Daniels, Willson/Wilson...they are from Muscogee, Walker and Catoosa County Georgia as well as Chattanooga, TN and Cherokee County Alabama...I am also researching the Pell and Crane families on my biological fathers side of the family...I would love to hear from anyone researching any of these lines...thanks...Kathy | |
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Ronald/Katherine Bradley
 | Ronald Bradley
Than you for the flowers, they are much appreciated. He never realized how much his work would be appreciated. I am sure it would have made him happy.
Katherine | | | Ronald/Katherine Bradley
| Johnnie Roll
It is great to have such wonderful friends. This lady is no relation to me. Ronald took a lot of pictures, hoping it might help someone find a love one. | | | Otto Sprenger
 | Grandson of Otto & Eula Carpenter Best
Hello Kathy, I was looking at you work on the site and wanted to say hi. My grandfather Otto was the grandson of "T.D." & Martha Scruggs Carpener. Also my grandmother Eula was the great grand-daughter of Able & Susan Hutsell Carpenter. Otto | | | James Brock
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Kathy I have been searching for Lott Gordy's grave for some time now. I'm pretty sure it is probably unmarked somewhere on Taylor's ridge. He is My 4th great grandfather. My 3rd great-grandfather is buried in Anderson cemetery in ringgold. | | | Shelly
 | RE: Hufstetler-Carpenter in Carpenters Campground Cemetery
Thanks!! Me too ... I will let you know if anything interesting comes up :-)
ShellyAdded by Shelly on Mar 25, 2012 4:00 PM | | | Shelly
| Hufstetler-Carpenter in Carpenters Campground Cemetery
Hello. I wanted to say thank you for the photo of the grave stones of the Carpenter family (Ada and Ellen Huffstetler-Carpenter) located in Carpenters Campground Cemetery which you posted on Findagrave.com.
As for your photos ... may I have permission to post them (and any other of your photos of my ancestors' and/or their graves that you may have posted or will post in the future) on my Ancestry.com file. I post a message under the photo so people know where the original came from. I have no interest in publishing any books or using the photos in any way other than for genealogical purposes. I have several things I post under the photos depending on the "owner" of the photo's desires. I have two below ... if you will allow me to post your grave photos on my Ancestry file then I'll place the statement of your choice. The second one has a _____ in it and that's where I would place your e-mail address so people can contact you directly for permission.
NOTE: This photo was obtained from a Findagrave.com photo volunteer and the volunteer has kindly given me permission to post this on my Ancestry.com file. You should take the steps to contact the owner of the photo for permission to use this photo for your personal use ... permission is NOT granted by me for any use as it is not mine to give.
NOTE: This photo was obtained from a Findagrave.comphoto volunteer. Permission is NOT granted by me for any use as it is not mine to give. You must contact _______ for permission to use this photo.
Again, thank you so much for your kindness ... Find A Grave volunteers are wonderful people :-)
ShellyAdded by Shelly on Mar 25, 2012 2:36 PM | | |
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