-----Original Message----- From: Laura Crane <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, January 05, 2000 1:40 PM Subject: Re: Cynthia (Crupper?) Calvert >NO. I have not ever tried to further document what this elderly aunt of >Gladys Calvert Durnill >wrote in this letter sent to a "Mrs. Goodman" We can go back to Gladys >Durnill of Kewanee >IL from whence it came as Gladys is a lady of around 65 and is >interested in the problem. >Where have you all tried to find a "baptism". I assumed they >actually were Protestant by >this time and did not really "christen" any longer. Do we know >a state in which Cynthia >Crupper Calvert died? I'll look up her year of supposed death if >you wish. We have more chance of finding a death certificate than a >birth certificate if hunch they were Protestant is correct. I doubt >many were Lutheran or Catholic by the time they hit Kentucky and >Tennessee. Thus we can hunt for her death record state by state. >Too bad probate records for her dad probably will not give her full >name. Gladys Durnill;s address is 1107 N East Street Kewanee IL >61443. Is Gladys your source for the Cynthia Crupper Calvert story >or do you have it coming from another source as well.?? >-----Original Message----- >From: Paul Bardell <[email protected]> >To: Laura Crane <[email protected]> >Date: Wednesday, January 05, 2000 1:13 PM >Subject: Cynthia (Crupper?) Calvert > > >>Laura, >> >>If you have not yet heard, there are a lot of us trying to determine >>William Calvert's parents. The first thing we need on this theory is >>proof that William's grand-daughter Cynthia (Jacinta) was baptized >>Cynthia Crupper Calvert. I have not been able to verify that. Can you >>help? >> >> Paul Bardell >> Carmel, NY >> >> 914 276 2149 >> >> >