Art -- Searched database for Avis and got Avis, plus Davis. I know why, but is there any way to not get the unasked for stuff? I suppose a strictly alpha list is out of the question? Judy in Winnemucca, NV [email protected] _______________________________________________________________ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com

>From Amador Dispatch, 11/30/1906, Sutter Records column: Fred Morrish, formerly in the drug business in this town, is now located at the corner of Scott and Eddy streets, San Francisco, in the same line of business and is doing well. Judy in Winnemucca, NV [email protected] _______________________________________________________________ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com

Art; my library wants the exact address; can you please supply for the films of the paper? Win ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

Judy...that possibility makes the story even more sad. I see how you came up with the October date but how does one come up with it by the other method? I've seen it used a number of times but sure didn't work for me. I lost Emelio, brother to Adolph, maybe he ended up in San Francisco too. A cousin recently sent me photo copies of family pictures & many were taken in San Francisco, but most of the family lived in Calaveras County. Another thread to untangle. Thanks for your help. Jackie [email protected]

Hi listers...I need help, please & thank you. Judy in Winnemucca sent me a article on one of my ancestors. I tried to determine when this child was born but I must not be mathmatical enough! The example was gleaned from another list. Could someone assist me? He died December 5, 1906 & was 5 years 1 month 8 days. I wanted to get a printout of the article in the mail to my cousin but wanted to include the birthdate. Thanks for your assistance. Jackie [email protected] >Example: > >Joe Smith died on 1889 May 6. >This translates into the number 18890506. >He was aged 71 yrs., 7 months, 9 days. >This translates into the number 710709. > >Subtract 18890506-710709 = 18179797 >Subtract again 18179797-8870 = 18170927 > >Thus, Joe Smith was born 1817 Sept. 27. > >The only really hard part is knowing precisely how many years, >months, and days Joe Smith lived. Hopefully the tombstone will >have birth and death dates. With that and a pocket caculator >you're in business. > > > >

Thanks Judy...you are right, it was sad. All of the deaths I've read in the old papers wrench your heart. The little girl, Etta, was born 1903. All I had on her was girl Araya so you helped there. Found out last week that Adolph was buried in a paupers grave in Jackson City cemetery. Question: in the article it refers to "refugees living in a camp". Wonder what that meant? Adolph was born in Calaveras County so was a citizen. Anyone have any ideas? Jackie [email protected]

Jennie...February 18, 1898 Amador Dispatch Miss Julia Sanguinetti & Mr. George L. Thomas were married at brides mother's residence in Jackson Wednesday at 6 a.m. Bridesmaid was a cousin of the bride, Miss Theresa White. February 15, 1901 (Another early morning wedding, this one at 5 a.m.) Married were Mary Bastian & Albert Giesecke. Bridesmaid was Miss Dooley Sanguinetti. Jackie [email protected]

Hello Listers, Thanks to Carolyn Crawford for noting the Crocker surname in her post to the Amador County site. Yes, Crocker is my interest, and I do have Charles Henry CROCKER b. 15 Sep 1870 in Illinois. Possibly the listing here could be him, although there are more famous Crockers in California, and it could be one of them. I have Charles CROCKER married to Ellen J. KREAMER (b. 1870?; m. 2 May 1903 somewhere); the latter could possibly relate to the Clara Ellen CROCKER listed in the message from [email protected] The Charles CROCKER I seek information on was an attorney with one arm (lost one as boy in Jackson, CA). He was an attorney in Amador County, then possibly in Sacramento, and died in 1937 in the latter. He seems to have divorced Ellen and remarried to a Vesta ROBINSON b. 1886 m. 1905(?). If anyone has access to the book below, I would love to know what it says about these three Crockers on p. 404. Please reply to me, and/or post to [email protected] Any other information on the family also appreciated. Thanks! David Crocker Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania [email protected] <original message follows> Subject: [CAAMADOR-L] Crocker Date: Mon, 7 Jun 1999 15:29:08 -0700 From: "Carolyn Crawford" <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Wasn't some one on this list looking for Crocker's? Carolyn -----Original Message----- From: Norby Family <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Saturday, June 05, 1999 3:00 PM Subject: [CASANJOA-L] Surnames Co-Cu: History of the San Francisco Bay Region, 1924 >Recently finished transcribing the names appearing in History of the San >Francisco Bay Region, VOLUME II, 1924 by Bailey Millard. I do not have >this book for lookups - did the transcription at the Lodi Library - it's on >the shelf in their California Room. <snip> >Crocker Charles 211 >Crocker Charles Henry 404S >Crocker Clara Ellen 404 >Crocker Henry S. 404 >Crocker Mr. 32, 33

What a wonderful statement Abbie. I would love to see the poems. Jennie Searching: Arata, Sanquinetti, Beggio ---------- > From: Abbie Parrish <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: [CAAMADOR-L] Genealogy > Date: Sunday, June 06, 1999 7:53 PM > > Hi Gang, First I want to say Atta Boy Steverino, How Eloquent, could not, > have said it better myself, > I have been an professional genealogist for quite some time and I am not > threatened by anyone putting information on the web pages, It just speeds up > my work, The people who hire me are too busy to do their own or have other > reasons. Here is a little true story I want to share. > I was sitting with some other professional genealogist at a luncheon and one > genealogist made the remark that the new genealogist were in a hurry and > never paid their dues, when a very famous genealogist who,s name I will not > mention as she has gone to her maker now, popped up and said and I quote > "The new genealogist do not have to pay their dues, Because YOU who have > been around so long WROTE these wonderful books on how to do it all, for > which YOU were paid handsomely I might add, So DO NOT blame them if they > know what it took you years to learn. You taught them Well. " > I also want to share an address for a site that sells out of print books, as > they have an surname index to the rare old Cherokee genealogy book that is > out of print and they are reprinting it, > this site also has the 1835 Cherokee census posted and a Cherokee genealogy > tutorial posted that shows you how to conduct Cherokee genealogy research. > This site also has a great number of books of civil war and western books, > and some great excerpts from the books. here is the address > http://members.aol.com/rarebk > Sorry I have not added much to the list , but have been down with an virus > and at school for 3 days, hope to contribute more this week. > I have a couple of very nice genealogy poems I would like to share, Would > anyone be offended if I sent then on this site?????? If so speak or forever > hold your peace. Always Abigail. > > > ==== CAAMADOR Mailing List ==== > Amador County, California CAGenWeb > http://www.rootsweb.com/~caamador/

Jackie -- It's possible, that if they were living in San Francisco at time of the big earthquake, Arayas had to move to a refugee camp because they lost their home. Just a thought. Judy in Winnemucca, NV [email protected] _______________________________________________________________ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com

Jackie -- Would birthdate of Araya boy be Oct. 27, 1901? Judy in Winnemucca, NV [email protected] _______________________________________________________________ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com

Carolyn -- Sorry for the delay. All below are from Amador Dispatch. Born in Jackson on Jan. 25, 1868 to W. Kay, a son. (02/01/1868) Born n Jackson on June 14, 1877 to Mr. & Mrs. Wallace Kay, a son. (06/16/1877) Died in Jackson on June 25, 1878, Willie, youngest son of Mr. & Mrs. Wallace Kay, aged 1 year 2 weeks. (06/29/1878) Born in Jackson on June 8, 1880 to W. Kay, a daughter. (06/12/1880) Born in Jackson on Oct. 12, 1881 to Mr. & Mrs. Wallace Kay, a daughter. (10/15/1881) Married at the residence of the bride's parents on Aug. 14, 1887, Wallace Harding of Pine Grove and Miss Leona Dick of New York Ranch. (08/20/1887) Died at Pine Grove on Feb. 13, 1888, A.L. Harding, native of New York, aged about 66 years. He was a pioneer citizen and the uncle of Mrs. Wallace Kay of Jackson. He was born Mar. 25, 1822 and died near his home in Pine Grove on Feb. 13, 1888, aged 65 years 10 months 18 days. At age 6 mnths he went to Ohio with his parents where he lived until coming to this coast. On Nov. 12, 1843 he married Carmelia T. Hubble and was married for 45 years. For 18 years he belonged to the Baptist Church and a few months before his death, went with the Methodist Episcopal Church. He leaves a wife, 2 sons and 1 daughter. Services at Pine Grove Church and interment at Pine Grove Cemetery by IOOF and M.E. services by J.W. Kuykendall. (02/18/1888) Judy in Winnemucca, NV [email protected] _______________________________________________________________ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com

Jackie -- Hope you can use this. It's so sad. PATHETIC INCIDENT -- (Special Correspondence) -- SAN FRANCISCO, December 13 -- Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Araya, who formerly lived at South Jackson, met wth a sad bereavement in the loss of their only son, Raymond Whitney, who died at the Children's Hospital in San Francisco on December 5th, aged 5 years, 1 month and 8 days. He was sick but about two weeks and taken December 1st to the hospital, where he rapidly grew worse, losing consciousness on the 4th, and never recovered. Those who read these lines and have lost dear ones know how hard it is to watch the fleeting breath growing fainter until the last breath is drawn, and loving hands close the eys and fold the little hands. But think what it must be to the poor parents, refugees now living in a camp, trying to bear with patience the weary waiting for news from the sick one. Midnight draws near; all is still at camp. But hark! There is a knock at the door. What is it? "Is this where Raymond Araya's folks live?" asked the policeman standing there. "Yes." "He is dying," is the sad message he comes to bring. It is late; no cars are running; no conveyances to be had, and the long hours drag slowly by until morning dawns and the grief-stricken parents can go to their darling. He was taken to the undertaking parlor, where services were held at 10 a.m. on Friday last. >From there the weeping ones slowly drive to the cemetery, and in the shady woods of Holy Cross cemetery, away from the noise and bustle of the busy world, they have laid him to rest. The little grave was covered with lovely flowers from kind friends in Oakland and Berkeley. The parent's bereavement is rendered doubly hard to bear by reason of the serious illness of their little daughter, Etta, who has been an inmate at the hospital for the past two months with typhoid fever. (S.H.B.) (Amador Dispatch, Dec. 14, 1906) _______________________________________________________________ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------B73A85376F126C4F003F4540 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit This message I received may be applicable here in California. Sincerely, Edward, Sr. -- ============================================================ CAGenWeb CC --- Kern, Imperial, Tehama, & Siskiyou Counties, CA Kern Co: http://www.compuology.com/cagenweb/kerncty.htm Imperial Co: http://www.compuology.com/cagenweb/impercty.htm Tehama Co: http://www.compuology.com/cagenweb/tehamcty.htm Siskiyou Co: http://www.compuology.com/cagenweb/siskicty.htm COGenWeb CC -- Logan County, CO Logan Co: http://www.rootsweb.com/~cologan/index.htm MOGenWeb CC -- Pemiscot County, MO Pemiscot Co: http://www.rootsweb.com/~mopemis2/pemiscot.htm OKGenWeb Co-CC: -- Grant County, OK Grant Co: http://www.rootsweb.com/~okgrant/okgrant.htm GenConnect Surnames: Hobson, McMains [also following Park/Parke, Patterson, & Hawkins] Surnames: PARK [NC,TN,AR,OK], HOBSON [VA,NC,IN,OH,IL,KS,MO,CA], HOLTZHAUSER [NY,HOL,GER], GILMORE [TN,AR,OK], WATSON [TN,AR], PATTERSON [MO,KS], WALKER [IL,MO,KS], HAWKINS [KS,WV,VA], MCMAINS [IN,KY,KS], ILOTTI [NY.NJ,ITA] ============================================================ --------------B73A85376F126C4F003F4540 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Received: from bl-14.rootsweb.com (bl-14.rootsweb.com [204.212.38.30]) by toucan.prod.itd.earthlink.net (8.9.3/8.9.3) with ESMTP id UAA08001; Mon, 7 Jun 1999 20:41:27 -0700 (PDT) Received: (from [email protected]) by bl-14.rootsweb.com (8.9.3/8.9.3) id UAA29758; Mon, 7 Jun 1999 20:41:06 -0700 (PDT) Resent-Date: Mon, 7 Jun 1999 20:41:06 -0700 (PDT) Message-Id: <[email protected]> From: "Sherryl Barger" <[email protected]> Old-To: <[email protected]> Date: Mon, 7 Jun 1999 22:32:24 -0700 X-MSMail-Priority: Normal X-Priority: 3 X-Mailer: Microsoft Internet Mail 4.70.1155 MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Subject: [MOGEN-L] Gold Rush Resent-Message-ID: <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Resent-From: [email protected] X-Mailing-List: <[email protected]> archive/latest/1105 X-Loop: [email protected] Precedence: list Resent-Sender: [email protected] X-Mozilla-Status2: 00000000 Hello Everyone, You may want to pass this on to your researchers. I was informed by one of my listmembers that the St. Joseph, Missouri museum is doing a research project on the gold rush days. If you had an ancestor that went through St. Joseph on their way to California during those days, the museum would like to hear from you. They are doing this until July. If you have any information for the museum or questions about the project, you can contact them at: St. Joseph Museum P.O. Box 128 St. Joseph, MO 64502-0128 Telephone: (816) 232-8471 Email: [email protected] -Sherryl ==== MOGEN Mailing List ==== MOGenWeb has its own public list: [email protected] --------------B73A85376F126C4F003F4540--

Thanks Abbie for sharing the poems with us. Both are so true. Jackie [email protected]

IF...... If you could see your ancestors, all standing in a row, Would you be proud of them. or don,t you really know? Some strange discoveries are made in climbing the family trees, And some of them, you know, do not particularly please. If you could see your ancestors, all standing in a row, There might be some of them, perhaps, you wouldn,t care to know, But there,s another question whichs requires a different view, If you could meet your ancestors, would they be PROUD OF YOU? -------Anonymous----- enjoy Abigail

Genealogist Why do I search and seek thee out Down through the years that are gone? Your voices are still Your work is done Yet I yearn to know who you were. Why do I wonder about your life In the days that are no more? Your grave is lost Your home is gone yet I yearn to know where you lie. Why do I wish to preserve the past A story of family ties? Your hopes and dreams Your name passed on Descendants lost as the years moved on. Why do I search and seek them out Wonder and ponder where they went? probing to trace from whence we stem A chain long broken I,d like to mend Fragments in our country,s lore Why so I yearn to seek thee out Your deeds. your acts, your way of life? Dormant for generations gone You that are dead. I that am And those that are yet to come. Why do I search and seek and yearn For something that,s forever gone? To give to those who follow me What gold and riches can never buy A pride in family, a will to be Like those who enriched our FAMILY TREE. --by Anita N. Peters march 1964 enjoy Abigail

Was some one looking for Gwin? Carolyn -----Original Message----- From: Norby Family <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Saturday, June 05, 1999 4:10 PM Subject: [CASANJOA-L] Surnames G: History of the San Francisco Bay Region Volume 2 >I do not have this book for lookups. Volume III listings can be found in >the >NORCAL mailing list archives 1998; use Millard as a search word >http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?surname=NORCAL >I can also send you a zipped file for Volume III that lists all the names. > >Gadski Johanna 316 >Gaines General 122 >Galpin Philip G. 150 >Gamage Armstrong 345 >Gamage Gwyneth 345 >Gamage Harry Charles 345 >Gamage J. S. McLain 345 >Gamage John Steele McLain 345 >Gamage Jule Gongdon 345 >Gamage Jule Gongdon, Jr. 345 >Gamage Mary Harding 344P, 345 >Gamage Mary T. 345 >Gamage Mary Theresa 345 >Gamage Sam 345 >Gandolfo Carmelina 85 >Garcia Calixto 28 >Garrett Jessamine 200 >Garwood Elizabeth 280 >Garwood George Mosley 280 >Garwood Richard, Capt. 280 >Gashweiler Laura 405 >Gass Sarah Jane 404 >Gaxiola Guadalupe 333 >Gay Emma 136 >Geary Agnes 36 >Geary Ann 36 >Geary Edward Ratchford 36 >Geary John W. 310 >Geary John White, Gen. 33S >Geary William L. 36 >George Henry 222 >Gere Cecil 152 >Gere Charles H. 151 >Gere George 152 >Gere George Grant, M. D. 151S >Gere Harrison 152 >Gere Horatio Nelson 151 >Gere John N. 151 >Gere Julia D. 151 >Gere Raymond 152 >Gere Sarah J. 152 >Gere Silsby 151 >Gerrard Alfred 79 >Gerrard Alice 79 >Gerrard Edith 79 >Gerrard Rachel 79 >Gerrard Rodger 79 >Gerrard William 79 >Gerrard William J. 79 >Gerrike Marie 155 >Gerrish-Jones Abbie 317 >Gibbs George W. 222 >Gibson James E. 43 >Gibson Louise 43 >Gilespie Mary 299 >Gill Frances Elizabeth 52 >Girdler Mary E. 295 >Giselman Anna M. 197 >Giselman Grace 197 >Giselman Marshall W. 197 >Giselman William A. 196P, 197S >Gleason Denis C. 215 >Gleason Margaret 212 >Gleason Rispah 215 >Godeau Benita 86 >Godeau Eugene 86 >Goldsworthy Harriett 77 >Gomez Maximo 28 >Good Ella 349 >Good W. Frann 349 >Gordon Irene G. 361 >Gordon Isabelle 157 >Gordon Phil K. 361 >Grady Benvenuta L. 119 >Grady Donald 119 >Grady Eleanor Nellie 119 >Grady Emma 119 >Grady Florence P. 119 >Grady Gertrude 119 >Grady Grover 119 >Grady Henry F. 119 >Grady Irene 119 >Grady James Henry 116 >Grady John H. 119 >Grady John Henry 116S >Grady John J., Jr. 119 >Grady Kate Frances 119 >Grady Mary 116 >Grady Ralph M. 119 >Grady Raymond 119 >Grady Robert 119 >Grady Ruth 119 >Grady Theodore 119 >Graham Joseph 222 >Graham Sarah 222 >Grant General 151 >Grant Hannah 151 >Grant Isaac, Dr. 151 >Grant Julia D. 151 >Grant Margaret Emilia 297 >Grasselly Caroline 271 >Graveure Louis 317 >Gray Maria Louisa 242 >Gray William J., Rev. 242 >Green Ann Marian 217 >Green James E. 132P, 133S >Green Mary A. 133 >Greenbaum Alfred 110 >Greenbaum Bertha 110 >Greenbaum Caroline 110 >Greenbaum Emil 110 >Greenbaum Herman 110S >Greenbaum Joseph 110 >Greenbaum Louis 110 >Greenbaum Rosalie 110 >Greenbaum Stella 110 >Greenway Edward M. 205S >Greenway Mary 206 >Greenway William W. T. 206 >Gregg Enid 294 >Gregg Ethel 294 >Gregg Harry 293 >Gregg Katherine 293 >Gregg Leonie 294 >Gregg Wellington 293S >Gregg William 293 >Grigg Emil, Mrs. 255 >Grunsky C. E. 127 >Gundlach Francisca 192 >Gundlach Jacob 191 >Gunther Helen 227 >Gwin Blanch M. 61 >Gwin James, Rev. 58 >Gwin Lucy 61 >Gwin Mary 58 >Gwin Mary Bell 61 >Gwin Mary E. 61 >Gwin Ralph 61 >Gwin Senator 21 >Gwin Stanford 61 >Gwin William M. 58S >Gwin William M., Dr. 58 >Gwin William M., Jr. 61 >Gyle Joseph 157 >Gyle Joseph Francis 157 > > > > > > > >

Wasn't some one on this list looking for Crocker's? Carolyn -----Original Message----- From: Norby Family <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Saturday, June 05, 1999 3:00 PM Subject: [CASANJOA-L] Surnames Co-Cu: History of the San Francisco Bay Region, 1924 >Recently finished transcribing the names appearing in History of the San >Francisco Bay Region, VOLUME II, 1924 by Bailey Millard. I do not have >this book for lookups - did the transcription at the Lodi Library - it's on >the shelf in their California Room. Volume III listings can be found in the >NORCAL mailing list archives 1998; use Millard as a search word >http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?surname=NORCAL > >Cochrane Miss 410 >Cody William 19 >Cody William J. 86 >Coffman Marguerite 215 >Coffman R. E. 215 >Coghlan C. J. 248 >Coghlan Cornelia Marian 248 >Coghlan Helen Irene 248 >Coghlan Mary 248 >Cohn Lazarus 281 >Colburn Emma M. 316 >Cole Beverly, Dr. 342 >Cole Emma 238 >Coleman C.C. 28 >Coleman Caroline 28 >Coleman Dewitt Clinton 27 >Coleman Evan J. 61 >Coleman Lucy 61 >Coleman Robert Lewis 28 >Coleman William T. 341 >Coleman William Tell 27S >Collins Curtis 380 >Collins Elizabeth 49 >Collins Patrick 92 >Connolly Isabelle 395 >Connolly Jack Raner Clark 395 >Connolly Julia 395 >Connolly Juliette Frances Clark 395 >Connolly Laurence J. 395 >Connolly Mary C. 395 >Connolly Peter 394 >Connor General 151 >Contard Louie 64 >Coombs Gordon 157 >Coombs Isabelle 157 >Coombs Jewel 157 >Coombs Katherine 157 >Coombs Lotus 157 >Coombs Muriel 157 >Coombs Nathan 156 >Coombs Tiny 157 >Coombs William Henry 156S >Coon Besey 41 >Coon Cassandra 42 >Coon Catherine 41 >Coon Charles M. 42 >Coon Frederick H. 42 >Coon Hannah 42 >Coon Hannah Brigham 42 >Coon Henry Irving 42 >Coon Henry P. 41 >Coon Julia 42 >Coon Mary Louise 40, 42 >Coon Peter S. 41 >Coon Ruthetta 41 >Coon Samuel 41 >Coonan Mary Ann 76 >Cooney Josephine 224 >Cooper Dr. 13 >Cora Mr. 103 >Coue Lorenzo D., Capt. 346 >Counts Charlotte 354 >Counts William 354 >Crane A. Judson 365 >Crane Arthur Bathurst 365S >Crane Charles T. 365 >Crane Jasper 365 >Crane John 365 >Crane Rufus 365 >Crane Sarah Ellen Florence 365 >Crawford Dorothy 317 >Crittenden Catherine 210 >Crittenden Mr. 279 >Crocker Charles 211 >Crocker Charles Henry 404S >Crocker Clara Ellen 404 >Crocker Henry S. 404 >Crocker Mr. 32, 33 >Crockett David 236 >Crockett David C. 237 >Crockett David Crockett 236S >Crockett Esther M. 236 >Crockett Eugene C. 237 >Crockett Isabella 237 >Crockett Jeanette 237 >Crockett Jessie V. 237 >Crockett John T. 237 >Crockett Joseph Ralph 237 >Crockett Martha Irene 237 >Crockett Robert J. 237 >Crockett Sarah Catherine 237 >Crockett William Rodney 237 >Cronier James F. 218 >Cronier Miriam 218 >Crothers Elizabeth 223 >Crothers George Edward 223 >Croudace Frederick 130S, 133 >Croudace Irene 130 >Croudace Lorene 130 >Crowe Isabella A. 199 >Crowell Irene 39 >Crowley Mary 224 >Cullen Elizabeth 32 >Cullen W. O. 32 >Cummings Ardelle 395 >Cummings Christine 396 >Cummings Guadalupe Rivas 395 >Cummings Joseph 266 >Cummings Leo Joseph 266 >Cummings M. E. 395 >Cummings M. Earl 395S >Cummings Melvin Earl 395 >Cummings Ramsdel 396 >Cummings Sarah 266 >Curry Bert 386 >Curry Charles E. 386 >Curry Ellen 385 >Curry Henry J. 385S >Curry James R. 385 >Curry Mollie K. 389 >Curry Thomas Reuben 386 >Curtis Samuel R., Major-General 186 > > > > >

Diane...article only listed her name, Catherine Martin; two sons, W.J. Martin & Charles Corin Martin; a daughter, Mrs. Annie Curtin, London, England; and one sister, Mrs. Bodinar. Sorry no husbands name. Jackie