Hannah was married to Anthony Degolyer. They had three children: Ann born abt 1804, Lauren Ford born 22 Feb 1805, and Harriet Faye born 17 Mar 1808.
"She was a fine Christian woman," as recorded by her grandchild Mrs. Caroline (DeGolyer) Ramsey of Sterling, Colorado," and everyone loved my grandmother."
According to records Hannah and many of the relatives spelled their last name as one word, Degolier, Degolyer, DeGolier, DeGolyer.... there is no finite spelling.
It is a French word, and the original ancestor James Degolier spelled it different ways himself.
"She was a fine Christian woman," as recorded by her grandchild Mrs. Caroline (DeGolyer) Ramsey of Sterling, Colorado," and everyone loved my grandmother."
According to records Hannah and many of the relatives spelled their last name as one word, Degolier, Degolyer, DeGolier, DeGolyer.... there is no finite spelling.
It is a French word, and the original ancestor James Degolier spelled it different ways himself.
Hannah was married to Anthony Degolyer. They had three children: Ann born abt 1804, Lauren Ford born 22 Feb 1805, and Harriet Faye born 17 Mar 1808.
"She was a fine Christian woman," as recorded by her grandchild Mrs. Caroline (DeGolyer) Ramsey of Sterling, Colorado," and everyone loved my grandmother."
According to records Hannah and many of the relatives spelled their last name as one word, Degolier, Degolyer, DeGolier, DeGolyer.... there is no finite spelling.
It is a French word, and the original ancestor James Degolier spelled it different ways himself.
"She was a fine Christian woman," as recorded by her grandchild Mrs. Caroline (DeGolyer) Ramsey of Sterling, Colorado," and everyone loved my grandmother."
According to records Hannah and many of the relatives spelled their last name as one word, Degolier, Degolyer, DeGolier, DeGolyer.... there is no finite spelling.
It is a French word, and the original ancestor James Degolier spelled it different ways himself.
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