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| T Linn (#47003249)
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I am a 13th generation American - just plain American - no hyphenated nationality in front of "American"!!
I caught the genealogy "bug" over ten years ago, but one of my sisters has been doing our family genealogy for over 30 years. It is addictive! and thrilling when we find information.
My sister and I research our family lines, including on our father's side from the southern states: Linn, Galloway, Laster/Lassiter/Lasiter, James, Hysaw, Caldwell, Jeansonne/Johnson, Ritter, Edelmeier, Steen, Stelly, O'Rear, and Newman. Our direct Linn line has been in America since c1772, but other lines that married into the Linn's were in America as early as 1635. Most of these families came from Ireland and Scotland although research is showing that the Edelmeier, Ritter, Steen and Stelly lines came from Germany settling in Louisiana in 1721 and by the mid 1700's (Ritter's).
On our mother's side from the northern and east coast states, we research the family lines of Beebe, Sides, Lincoln, Borden, Hickox, Upson, Starr, Plumb, Warner, Sensabaugh, Clapp, Haskins, Williams, Brigden, Train and McComb. Our mom's direct Beebe line has been in America since 1649, but her Starr line came in 1634. With the exception of the Sensabaugh line, the rest of these families were in America in the mid 1600's. The majority of these lines are English with the exception of Sensabaugh which came from Germany and possibly initially settled in Canada, but were in America by 1810 on the east coast.
If you find a relative that I have entered or even a friend, I am more than willing to transfer management of the page to you (other than my own ancestors and relatives). Just send me an email asking for the transfer and please let me know your relationship to the person, their FAG memorial # AND your member ID # (PREFER that you use the 'Edit' button to contact me).
I think it is important to share genealogy information and am thankful to all those who have shared information with me which is why I am willing to share info with others. I try very hard to put a good description on my memorials so you can get to know the person rather than just a name.
You are also very welcome to use any pictures I post on findagrave for your personal genealogy or to post on Ancestry.com, but please indicate where you found the picture and give credit to whoever took the picture. | |
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 | Mildred Scott Masters
Hey Toni, didn't know if you knew but aunt Millie is listed on here. She's buried at Kellers Chapel with her parents & sisters. She has a shared stone with aunt Louise. They have her middle name as Masters and last name as Scott. I sent in a correction. Hopefully it'll be fixed. Also, tombstone reads her date of death wrong? It's a year off. Guessing a goof up since she died at the end of the year??
Cherie | | | Kathy
 | RE: John A. Sides
Absolutely you can use it! I am happy I could help. Don't really know why it caught our attention, but my husband and I were fascinated by the "unusual" first name and wondering why it was so close to the Doering family so I just snapped the picture and AFTER we got home saw there may be a connection. If I can be of any further help in SW Michigan I would be glad to try. KathyAdded by Kathy on Apr 29, 2013 8:19 AM | | | Ken Jones
 | RE: Rankin G. Browning
Certainly. Feel free to use photos.
Ken Jones | | | paulswife
| RE: Sarah A. SQUIRES Gibbs Beebe
Feel free to use the picture. | | | Chuck Metcalfe
 | RE: Brigden Headstones
Glad I could help, and thank you for letting me know.
Enjoy,
Chuck | | | Nathan Haines
 | RE: John Patrick Wilson
Yeah, sure, that would be fine. You can use the pic of the obit anyway you want. I don't know if you noticed that if you click on the obit it tells in the caption where and when it was in what paper. You could include that with the obit too.
Nathan | | | B
 | Harvey Linn
Yes, you may use the gravestone photo.Added by B on Feb 07, 2013 6:07 AM | | | Bev Edwards
 | RE: Norman Ray Sheehy
That's cool.. thank you very much and it's anonymous. I see allot of that for this part of my family. | | | Bev Edwards
| RE: Norman Ray Sheehy
That would be great, ty very much. Great. | | | Cecil Dupre
| RE: Stellys & Castille's
Hi, T Linn
Thanks for the warm response. It makes me feel good inside knowing I was able to help someone answer question about there family history through photographs.
You most certainly can use the pictures. I took those for you to use¡K. like pictures for your family tree. ƒº
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