I have only death years for David & wife Sarah, no month and day, but I have 1876 for David and 1868 for Sarah. Could it be that Sarah was 5 Jan 1868 and David was 11 Sep 1876 ?? I don't have any other info on them. ----- Original Message ----- From: <JNTSCHAF1@aol.com> To: <BOGGS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, April 21, 2001 11:29 AM Subject: [BOGGS-L] DAVID BOGGS > Hi LIst, > > I just realized I have two death dates for David Boggs son of John O and > Nancy "Wells" Boggs. First death date is September 11, 1876 in Blaine, > Kentucky and the second is January 05, 1868. Which one is right? > Thanks > Nancy > > > ==== BOGGS Mailing List ==== > Help maintain free access to genealogical information on the Internet in 2000 by supporting Rootsweb: http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html/ >

Thank you Robert for the information Nancy

Nancy, from three different sources I have Sept. 11, 1876 in Lawrence Co. I could be mistaken but I think I remember him buried in the Hen Boggs cemetery on Cains Creek.

Nancy, I have the DOD for David Boggs as 9/11/1876. This was provided to me by Evelyn Ferguson, who is descended from both David and his brother William. She does a marvelous job of research and I would bet on the validity of her data. Robert Cunningham

Hi LIst, I just realized I have two death dates for David Boggs son of John O and Nancy "Wells" Boggs. First death date is September 11, 1876 in Blaine, Kentucky and the second is January 05, 1868. Which one is right? Thanks Nancy

Actually I found david in Illinois last year, he is actually 30 years old and was taken away before I had a chance to meet him when I was 2, I have not yet met him but i look forward to it. I am actually looking for information on my father Howard Lee Boggs, he was born 01-21-20, ssn: 303-36-4582, he died 06-03-91, I know nothing about his heritage, he talks of being raised in West Virginia, I think he had a brother named herschel. He was kind of a drifter but i would really like to find as much out as possible. I have the address to write for his application for a SSN, that should tell me a few things. let me know if you can help.... Lot M. Boggs Tacoma, Washington >From: JNTSCHAF1@aol.com >Reply-To: BOGGS-L@rootsweb.com >To: BOGGS-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [BOGGS-L] DAVID BOGGS >Date: Sat, 21 Apr 2001 11:29:55 EDT > >Hi LIst, > >I just realized I have two death dates for David Boggs son of John O and >Nancy "Wells" Boggs. First death date is September 11, 1876 in Blaine, >Kentucky and the second is January 05, 1868. Which one is right? >Thanks >Nancy > > >==== BOGGS Mailing List ==== >Help maintain free access to genealogical information on the Internet in >2000 by supporting Rootsweb: >http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html/ > _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

With my roots firmly entrenched in the founding families of Eastern Kentucky, my genealogy cup overflows on the internet, with many facts and anecdotes to be found on many of my ancestors of the Boggs, Blevins, Gearhart, Martin, Lyon families, to name but a few. The flow of information runs dry, however when the subject turns to my maternal great-great grandparents. I am hoping that someone reading this can offer a clue that will help me solve this family mystery. Their names are Henderson Boggs and Sarah Elizabeth Blevins. Henderson was born probably in Caines Creek, Lawrence County Kentucky in 1861 to James Henry Boggs and Matilda Lyon Boggs. Henderson had the nickname of "Colonel". He can be found on the 1870 and 1880 Lawrence County census, living in the household of James and Matilda. Sarah Blevins, the grandmother of my grandmother, is an enigma. I heard many stories growing up about a sweet lady who was adored by her granddaughter, a lady who had to work very hard raising seven children after the early demise of her husband. It wasn't until after my grandmother's passing that I began researching our family's roots, and to my surprise, none of the surviving grandchildren of Sarah could tell me much about her. All I could find out was that she died "around Christmas" in the late 1920's, and that she lived in Ironton, Ohio, just across the Ohio River from my boyhood home in Ashland, Kentucky. I found her in a death index on the internet, and wrote to the Ohio Historical Society asking for a copy of her death certificate. She died December 29, 1928 of pneumonia after a short illness. The certificate listed her birth date as July 18, 1868. Her husband was listed as Henderson Boggs, she was a widow, but no mention of Henderson's date or place of death. In the section reserved for her parents' names were written the words "Don't Know", written by one of Sarah's daughters, Ida Boggs. How, I wondered, could her own children not know who their grandparents were? Our family always said Sarah was born in Blaine, Kentucky. There is one family from Carter County Ky. that fits the profile. William Blevins and his wife Martha Fields Holbrook are on the 1880 Carter County census, with a daughter Sarah, age 13. Could this be her? Her first child, Carrie Ellen, my great-grandmother, was born 1882. Sarah would have been only 14. Was Carrie born out of wedlock? That could explain why Sarah seemed so disconnected to her family. Her obituary mentions three surviving brothers. James and William Blevins of Portsmouth Ohio, and John Blevins of Warren Ohio. The obit from the Ironton paper also states "Sarah was born and reared here..", which is in contrast to the family story of her being born in Blaine Ky. Another family story tells of great hardship for Sarah after Henderson died, and that she had to work as a housekeeper at a Hotel to put food on the table for her family. The Lawrence County Ohio Register website has a city directory from 1882-1883 that has a Sarah Blevins living at the Center House, a hotel in Ironton, with the occupation of domestic. Could this be her, already living on her own at such a young age? The only other information I have on this family comes from Carolyn Wilson Dyer, who found them on the 1900 Lawrence County Ky. census. It lists Henderson, Sarah, and all seven children. Then they all disappear from the records, with Sarah ending up in Ironton, where she is buried. So, my questions to anyone out there that may know: Does a marriage record exist for Sarah and Henderson? Who was Sarah's parents? Where and when did Henderson die? Is there a birth record for their first child, my great-grandmother Carrie? Carrie married George N. Fields in November 1906, with Carrie listed as residing in Louisa Ky. If anyone out there can help shed some light on my "brick wall", I would appreciate a reply. In my quest I have accumulated a lot of information on the Blevins and Boggs, and I am willing to share. Thanks everyone. Bob Gardner Goldsboro, NC

Could someone provide me with driving directions to the Nolan Cem., Pine Mountain, Kentucky? I'm searching for the grave of Elihu "Hugh" Boggs, b. ca. 1829, d. 1905. Melva Researching BOGGS, CALDWELL, COMBS, CAUSEY, CREECH, WARD, WHITEHEAD, BLEDSOE, FARLEY, GILLIAM, RENNER, PEARCE Member: Laurel Home Guard Battle of Camp Wildcat KY, Oct. 2001

FYI: I had a change of heart and decided to continue my membership with Photopoint (for a small fee). The Boggs Family Album can still be seen by going to www.photopoint.com. Click on "visit a friend's album, and then enter my email address (smckenzi2@home.com). Pam's Ancient Faces site is wonderful! Be sure to check it out if you have not already done so. Another way to visit my photo album is through a link on the Boggs page located there - www.ancientfaces.com Thanks to everyone who has contributed pictures to our collections. Sharon McKenzie

Hey Boggs family...I saw the email from Sharon re: closing of photopoint...I'm really sorry, as Sharon had a wonderful collection of Boggs photos!! My site, www.ancientfaces.com is growing (and free, of course) if anyone would like to upload their Boggs & related surname photos there... we would be very happy to have more relatives on the site! If people are too busy, please send a copy of photo to the mailing address on the site and we will be happy to upload them for you! Pam Marks ("Goins" Boggs grgrgranddaughter) San Jose, CA

Hi Everyone, I received a notice today that Photopoint.com is no longer going to offer their free photo website service. This means that the family photos I have placed online will no longer be available. This takes effect in mid-May. I am letting you know about this while there is still time for you to download any family pictures from my site that you would like to have. I have found that the downloads work best if you right click on the ENLARGED picture. They don't seem to work well if you download from the thumbnail size. I imagine some day we will be looking back at these times as "the good old days" of the internet. It has been such a great way for us to share these old family photos. Thanks to all of you who have added your pictures to the collection. There are currently 1,711 photos and there have been 33,174 hits on the website. The URL is www.photopoint.com. Clik on "visit a friend's album, and then enter my email address (smckenzi2@home.com) Let me know if you have any questions I might be able to answer. Sharon McKenzie

I just want to say THANKS to all of you who responded to my query privately and via the List (ie. John Andrew Boggs, Sharon McKenzie, Deborah Thompson Clarkston, Dave Church, Marilyn Craft, and Fred South). Your information was quite helpful. Please let me know if anyone comes across more information on Jesse Boggs. Brian K. Caudill Malabar, FL Visit my Letcher County, KY, Web Page at http://home.mpinet.net/bcaudill/kygenweb/letcher.htm Visit my Family Tree Maker Web Page at http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/c/a/u/Brian-K-Caudill/

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Below is the registration which Dean Henson sent me today. This is for the upcoming Genealogy Weekend being held at Pine Mtn. State Park, Pineville KY on April 27-28, 2001. Dean also sent me the agenda but it is a 2 page document which I need to send as an attachment so anyone who would like to receive it just e-mail me privately. Melva Boggs-Pearce candlemaker@kih.net Surnames: BOGGS, CALDWELL, CREECH, CAUSEY, WARD, COMBS, BLEDSOE, WHITEHEAD, RATLIFF, AUXIER, PRATER, FARLEY, PEARCE, RENNER You should pre-register now to secure accommodations at a 15% discount. Please complete the attached form and submit with a check made payable to Pine Mountain State Resort Park ASAP. The fee is $15.00 per person. On-site late fee will be $18.00. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - CUT HERE - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - NAME ____________________ ADDRESS _____________________________________ CITY _______________________________ STATE _________ ZIP ________________ PHONE _______________________ SEARCH IN PROGRESS? YES _____ NO _____ Pine Mountain State Resort Park 1050 State Park Road, Pineville, Kentucky 40977-0610 (606) 337.3066 or (800) 325.1712

Hi, I have that the John R.Boggs who married Ursley Ison was killed in the battle of Gettysburg and that Ursley remarried and went west with the family ending up in WA. I don't show any children for them. I too have him as a son of William and Anna (Johnson) Boggs.,and William as a son of John O.and Nancy (Wells) Boggs. The KY. Boggs aren't my line. This is just information I've collected. Most of what I have on the KY. Boggs came from this list. You might find more in the archives; at least the names of others who have posted messages about him. I'm convinced that somewhere in the past my WV. Boggs connect to the KY. Boggs so I continue to collect info. Marilyn Craft mcraft@ecr.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Brian K. Caudill" <bcaudill@metrolink.net> To: <BOGGS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, March 29, 2001 9:33 PM Subject: [BOGGS-L] John R. Boggs and Usley Ison Family > I'm looking for information on John R. Boggs and Usley Ison who were > supposedly married on March 21, 1853, in either Letcher County, KY, or Wise > County, VA. I'm especially interested in any information about their son, > Jesse Boggs, born ca. 1861. I believe he was the Jesse Boggs who married > Elizabeth "Betsy" Caudill on September 26, 1880, in Letcher County, KY, and > then Sarah Frazier on August 13, 1885, in Letcher County, KY, and then Mary > E. Dingus on April 02, 1900, in Letcher County, KY. I believe Jesse > eventually moved to Missouri where he died. Can anyone confirm this > information and/or add to it? Thanks! > > Brian K. Caudill > Malabar, FL > > Visit my Letcher County, KY, Web Page at > http://home.mpinet.net/bcaudill/kygenweb/letcher.htm > > Visit my Family Tree Maker Web Page at > http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/c/a/u/Brian-K-Caudill/ > > > ==== BOGGS Mailing List ==== > Help maintain free access to genealogical information on the Internet in 2000 by supporting Rootsweb: http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html/ >

Below is some data I have on John R. Boggs. I am descended from Jesse Johnson and Nancy Stanfield from their daughter Wiley Johnson and her son Lytle Johnson. I do not have any further information on Jesse Boggs though. 6. WILLIAM4 BOGGS (JOHN O.3, JAMES L.2, JOHN1) was born June 06, 1811, and died January 15, 1871 in Lawrence County, KY. He married ANN JOHNSON September 05, 1828 in Lawrence County, KY, daughter of JESSE JOHNSON and NANCY STANFIELD. She was born January 01, 1812 in Wilkes County, N.C., and died February 01, 1885 in Lawrence County, KY. Notes for WILLIAM BOGGS: Birth and death data from descendent Lucille Graves. b. 6/6/1811 d. February 01, 1855. 3/26/2001 Cynthia Craven gave me her Boggs data which connects William Boggs as the son of John Boggs and Nancy Wells. Her data lists William as b. 6/6/1811 and d. 1/15/1871. Death data does not match what Lucille Graves gave me. William and Ann moved from Lawrence County, KY to Wise County, VA and then back to Lawrence County, KY in 1857. Notes for ANN JOHNSON: Return-Path: <jgraves@mailhost.3wave.com> X-AWOD-LOCAL: Virus scan passive test (version 4.1.2). No action taken. Subject: Ann Johnson and William Boggs Date: Mon, 21 Aug 2000 23:02:32 -0400 x-sender: jgraves@mailhost.3wave.com From: John Graves <jgraves@3wave.com> To: "Fred South" <fsouth@awod.com> Fred, I am responding to your message on the Green Co. TnGenWeb Queries about Ann Johnson and William Boggs. I have about the same that you have on Ann and William's children. I have William born June 6, 1811 and died February 1, 1855 in Lawrence County Kentucky. He was the son of John O. Boggs and Nancy Wells. The Wells and Boggs families attended a Primitive Baptist church which had standards about the same as the Quaker church. They may have even been Quaker in previous generations (No proof--Although the Wells line came from Maryland as best it can be traced). Black slaves were invited to worship with the white folks. The Boggs and Wells families had ties with the Penningtons all of which came from the same area of Wilkes or Ashe Co. NC. These familes tended to stick together and marry into each others familes. Sounds Quaker-like doesn't it? One interesting note I found done by another researcher, Robert E. Polly, is that William had a brother named John O. Boggs who moved to Missouri. One of John O's sons supposedly rode with the Jesse James gang and was known as the One-Eyed Kid. I am a descendant of William and Ann's son, John R. Boggs (b. 1834) and his wife Ursley Ison (d. in 1913) who was a daughter of Isaac and Rebecca Ingram Ison. John R. Boggs and Rebecca had chilren: Johnathan, Rebecca Ann, James J., Martha, Jesse, and Lorenza (male). Martha Boggs is my gggrandmother and she married Jesse B. "Tow Wad" Caudill. Jesse was born in Letcher County Kentucky. Lucille Graves lucy@3wave.com Children of WILLIAM BOGGS and ANN JOHNSON are: i. JESSE F.5 BOGGS, b. 1830; d. 1920; m. (1) KATY BLYTHE; m. (2) NANCY STIDHAM. ii. DAVID BOGGS, b. 1831; d. 1872; m. FRANCES FANNY STIDHAM. 8. iii. JOHN R. BOGGS, b. 1834; d. March 02, 1853. iv. HUGH BOGGS, b. 1838, Lawrence County, KY; d. April 24, 1865, Laurel County, KY; m. LOUSIA STIDHAM, November 01, 1855, Letcher County, KY. v. JAMES PERRY BOGGS, b. 1840, Lawrence County, KY; d. 1920, Lawrence County, KY; m. (1) MARGURITE UNKNOWN; m. (2) HANNAH MORRIS. vi. WILLIAM BOGGS, b. 1841, VA; m. ELNOR GREEN, Aft. 1860, Lawrence County, KY. vii. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN BOGGS, b. 1844; d. 1942; m. DIDEMA STIDHAM. viii. LORANZO DOW BOGGS, b. 1846; m. REGINA SARGEANT. ix. ELIZABETH BOGGS, b. 1848; m. SAM STIDHAM. x. RANDOLPH BOGGS, b. 1850. xi. CLEMENT BOGGS, b. 1852; m. CECILLA BAILEY. Generation No. 5 7. ELLENDER5 BOGGS (JAMES4, JOHN O.3, JAMES L.2, JOHN1) was born 1824, and died WFT Est. 1862-1919. She married MILTON KENNEDY August 06, 1842. He was born 1819, and died April 11, 1862. Children of ELLENDER BOGGS and MILTON KENNEDY are: i. JAMES J.6 KENNEDY, b. 1843, CARTER COUNTY, KY; d. WFT Est. 1860-1933; m. AURA BLANDENSHIP, WFT Est. 1860-1893; b. WFT Est. 1839-1859; d. WFT Est. 1860-1943. 9. ii. ELIHUE KENNEDY, b. 1844; d. December 16, 1893. iii. PERLINA KENNEDY, b. 1847; d. WFT Est. 1861-1941; m. GEORGE W. JOHNSON, WFT Est. 1861-1894; b. WFT Est. 1830-1850; d. WFT Est. 1864-1936. iv. JOHANNA "HANNA" KENNEDY, b. 1849; d. WFT Est. 1863-1943; m. WILLIAM H. ALLEN, WFT Est. 1863-1896; b. WFT Est. 1832-1852; d. WFT Est. 1866-1938. 10. v. LUCINDA KENNEDY, b. May 09, 1851, WILLARD, CARTER, KY; d. March 06, 1896, WILLARD, CARTER, KY. vi. JOHN MILTON KENNEDY, b. January 10, 1852; d. WFT Est. 1853-1942. 11. vii. MATILDA KENNEDY, b. September 09, 1855, CARTER COUNTY, KY; d. WFT Est. 1880-1949, OKALHOMA, OK. viii. MILLARD FILMORE KENNEDY, b. November 01, 1856; d. WFT Est. 1857-1946. ix. REBECCA KENNEDY, b. 1858; d. WFT Est. 1859-1952. x. NANCY ELLEN KENNEDY, b. 1859; d. WFT Est. 1860-1953. 8. JOHN R.5 BOGGS (WILLIAM4, JOHN O.3, JAMES L.2, JOHN1) was born 1834, and died March 02, 1853. He married URSLEY ISOM March 02, 1853, daughter of ISAAC ISOM and REBECCA INGRAM. She died 1913. Children of JOHN BOGGS and URSLEY ISOM are: i. JONATHAN6 BOGGS. ii. REBECCA ANN BOGGS. iii. JAMES J. BOGGS. iv. MARTHA BOGGS, m. JESSE B. CAUDILL; b. Letcher County, KY. v. JESSE BOGGS. vi. LORENZA BOGGS. --- Marilyn <mcraft@ecr.net> wrote: > Hi, > I have that the John R.Boggs who married Ursley Ison > was killed in the > battle of Gettysburg and that Ursley remarried and > went west with the family > ending up in WA. I don't show any children for them. > I too have him as a son > of William and Anna (Johnson) Boggs.,and William as > a son of John O.and > Nancy (Wells) Boggs. > The KY. Boggs aren't my line. This is just > information I've collected. Most > of what I have on the KY. Boggs came from this list. > You might find more in > the archives; at least the names of others who have > posted > messages about him. > I'm convinced that somewhere in the past my WV. > Boggs connect to the KY. > Boggs so I continue to collect info. > > Marilyn Craft > mcraft@ecr.net > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Brian K. Caudill" <bcaudill@metrolink.net> > To: <BOGGS-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Thursday, March 29, 2001 9:33 PM > Subject: [BOGGS-L] John R. Boggs and Usley Ison > Family > > > > I'm looking for information on John R. Boggs > and Usley Ison who were > > supposedly married on March 21, 1853, in either > Letcher County, KY, or > Wise > > County, VA. I'm especially interested in any > information about their son, > > Jesse Boggs, born ca. 1861. I believe he was the > Jesse Boggs who married > > Elizabeth "Betsy" Caudill on September 26, 1880, > in Letcher County, KY, > and > > then Sarah Frazier on August 13, 1885, in Letcher > County, KY, and then > Mary > > E. Dingus on April 02, 1900, in Letcher County, > KY. I believe Jesse > > eventually moved to Missouri where he died. Can > anyone confirm this > > information and/or add to it? Thanks! > > > > Brian K. Caudill > > Malabar, FL > > > > Visit my Letcher County, KY, Web Page at > > > http://home.mpinet.net/bcaudill/kygenweb/letcher.htm > > > > Visit my Family Tree Maker Web Page at > > > http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/c/a/u/Brian-K-Caudill/ > > > > > > ==== BOGGS Mailing List ==== > > Help maintain free access to genealogical > information on the Internet in > 2000 by supporting Rootsweb: > http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html/ > > > > > ==== BOGGS Mailing List ==== > My ancestors can hide...but they can't run! > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get email at your own domain with Yahoo! Mail. http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/?.refer=text

Brian, here is what I have on John R. Boggs. He was the son of Wm. Boggs and Ann Johnson. James R. Boggs--b-1834 in Lee Co. Va./ married Ursley Ison-b-1832 in Tennessee and died 1913 in Missouri. Married in Missouri on March 02, 1853. I have only one child listed for them. Martha Boggs-born 1862 and died 1930. Married Jesse Caudill I can not document this information but I take it from a database that I have always had faith in. Dave

I can help a little on the location of John R. Boggs and Usley Ison's location of marriage. It was not Wise Co VA because it was not formed until 1856. -Deborah Thompson Clarkston -----Original Message----- From: Brian K. Caudill <bcaudill@metrolink.net> To: BOGGS-L@rootsweb.com <BOGGS-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, March 29, 2001 9:47 PM Subject: [BOGGS-L] John R. Boggs and Usley Ison Family > I'm looking for information on John R. Boggs and Usley Ison who were >supposedly married on March 21, 1853, in either Letcher County, KY, or Wise >County, VA. I'm especially interested in any information about their son, >Jesse Boggs, born ca. 1861. I believe he was the Jesse Boggs who married >Elizabeth "Betsy" Caudill on September 26, 1880, in Letcher County, KY, and >then Sarah Frazier on August 13, 1885, in Letcher County, KY, and then Mary >E. Dingus on April 02, 1900, in Letcher County, KY. I believe Jesse >eventually moved to Missouri where he died. Can anyone confirm this >information and/or add to it? Thanks! > >Brian K. Caudill >Malabar, FL > >Visit my Letcher County, KY, Web Page at >http://home.mpinet.net/bcaudill/kygenweb/letcher.htm > >Visit my Family Tree Maker Web Page at >http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/c/a/u/Brian-K-Caudill/ > > >==== BOGGS Mailing List ==== >Help maintain free access to genealogical information on the Internet in 2000 by supporting Rootsweb: http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html/ > >

I'm looking for information on John R. Boggs and Usley Ison who were supposedly married on March 21, 1853, in either Letcher County, KY, or Wise County, VA. I'm especially interested in any information about their son, Jesse Boggs, born ca. 1861. I believe he was the Jesse Boggs who married Elizabeth "Betsy" Caudill on September 26, 1880, in Letcher County, KY, and then Sarah Frazier on August 13, 1885, in Letcher County, KY, and then Mary E. Dingus on April 02, 1900, in Letcher County, KY. I believe Jesse eventually moved to Missouri where he died. Can anyone confirm this information and/or add to it? Thanks! Brian K. Caudill Malabar, FL Visit my Letcher County, KY, Web Page at http://home.mpinet.net/bcaudill/kygenweb/letcher.htm Visit my Family Tree Maker Web Page at http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/c/a/u/Brian-K-Caudill/

Dean Henson from Pine Mtn State Park(Pineville KY) sent me the following update about the genealogy weekend scheduled for April 27-28, 2001. Melva Boggs-Pearce > I wanted to let you know that things for the Genealogy Workshop are > coming together well. The promotional flyers are still a few days away, but I > thought I might send you a few details in advance. The weekend offering > will start April 27th at 7:00 pm here at the park and will run through > the evening on Saturday, April 28th. At this time, no sessions are planned > for Sunday, but I may move the ASK THE EXPERTS session to Sunday morning. > That session may be a good one to use for the close of the event. The > participants could ask questions specific to their own research and > perhaps get answers that will enable them to get over their own > "stonewalls". > Dr. Ron Bryant > 1. Becoming a Genealogical Detective > 2. Naming Patterns > 3. Panel: Ask the Experts/What's Your Boggle? > 4: Panel: War Records/You're Looking for What? > Jim Prichard > 1. African-American Genealogy > 2. Civil War Records: Sources and How to Use Them > 3. Panel: Ask the Experts/What's Your Boggle? > 4. Panel: War Records/You're Looking for What? > Al Alfaro > 1. Writing a Family Book > 2. Panel: Ask the Experts/What's Your Boggle? > 3. Panel: War Records/You're Looking for What? > Mike Watson > 1. Common & Obscure Records: Where & How > 2. Panel: Ask the Expert's/What's Your Boggle? > 3. Panel: War Records/You're Looking for What? > > >Dean M. Henson >Pine Mountain SRP