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    1. Re: [GARRISON] Re: John Garrison Martha Loftis Garrison
    2. jane McIrvin
    3. Hi Daphne and others, I am enjoying this discussion. Wouldn't it be great if we could solve the puzzle of the paternity of our William Garrison in our lifetimes? As I have told Daphne, my dad says I have a Garrison jaw, meaning a very square jaw. Do any of you have that feature in your ancestry? Of course, Daphne reminded me that the Garrisons can talk with the best of them, so maybe I have the Garrison jaw in more ways than one. Jane Pittman McIrvin

    10/16/2004 09:14:39
    1. Re: [GARRISON] Re: John Garrison Martha Loftis Garrison
    2. Norman L. Spence
    3. Hello everyone! I just got into this by reading all the e-mail and am wondering what is it about. The subject line keeps referring to John Garrison Martha Loftis. My wife is a decendant of this couple, that is why my interest. I thought all the tracks had been covered for them back to about 1600 era. I will have to dig my research papers out to make sure. ( that may be harder then most of you think around this house. ) Please explain what is going on about the question of John Westley Garrison and Martha Loftia's marriage and background before I put my foot in my mouth. Thanks, Norm Spence ----- Original Message ----- From: "jane McIrvin" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, October 16, 2004 8:14 AM Subject: Re: [GARRISON] Re: John Garrison Martha Loftis Garrison > Hi Daphne and others, > > I am enjoying this discussion. Wouldn't it be great if we could solve the > puzzle of the paternity of our William Garrison in our lifetimes? > > As I have told Daphne, my dad says I have a Garrison jaw, meaning a very > square jaw. Do any of you have that feature in your ancestry? Of course, > Daphne reminded me that the Garrisons can talk with the best of them, so > maybe I have the Garrison jaw in more ways than one. > > Jane Pittman McIrvin > > > > ==== GARRISON Mailing List ==== > GARRISON/GARRETSON MOST WANTED WEB PAGE > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gynon/garrison.html > >

    10/16/2004 07:53:40
    1. RE: [GARRISON] Re: John Garrison Martha Loftis Garrison
    2. D.Richey
    3. Hi Jane; Jan was asking about the double cousin connection. I clipped her message and added it below. Do you have all the names and dates at hand? I have to go to paper files for it. Yes, we can get a little "wordy" at times. TTYL Daphne * * * -----Original Message----- From: Wolf Dance [mailto:[email protected]] : Re: [GARRISON] Re: John Garrison Martha Loftis Garrison Do you have info on which lines (& specifically "who") married which Pitman line ? I have Garrisons, Dunhams, AND Pitmans. I've been searching for a Samuel Garrison who married a Dunham for YEARS. I still have no info on his parents or siblings. Any help would be greatly welcomed. Thanks - Jan * * * -----Original Message----- From: jane McIrvin [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Saturday, October 16, 2004 9:15 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [GARRISON] Re: John Garrison Martha Loftis Garrison Hi Daphne and others, I am enjoying this discussion. Wouldn't it be great if we could solve the puzzle of the paternity of our William Garrison in our lifetimes? As I have told Daphne, my dad says I have a Garrison jaw, meaning a very square jaw. Do any of you have that feature in your ancestry? Of course, Daphne reminded me that the Garrisons can talk with the best of them, so maybe I have the Garrison jaw in more ways than one. Jane Pittman McIrvin

    10/16/2004 10:12:22
    1. Re: [GARRISON] Re: John Garrison Martha Loftis Garrison
    2. Margie
    3. Jane: I had to laugh at your remark about the Garrison gift of gab. My sister is truly a Garrison in that respect. My parents used to say they thought she must have been vaccinated with a phonograph needle. My cousins are the same way as well :-) and my grandpa Garrison could keep up the conversation with the best of them! I on the other hand, have only the square Garrison jaw. (Ha!). Margie Garrison Scott Searching for Garrisons in Ga., Al., Tx., Ok. On 16 Oct 2004, at 15:14, jane McIrvin wrote: > Hi Daphne and others, > > I am enjoying this discussion. Wouldn't it be great if we could solve the > puzzle of the paternity of our William Garrison in our lifetimes? > > As I have told Daphne, my dad says I have a Garrison jaw, meaning a very > square jaw. Do any of you have that feature in your ancestry? Of course, > Daphne reminded me that the Garrisons can talk with the best of them, so > maybe I have the Garrison jaw in more ways than one. > > Jane Pittman McIrvin > > > > ==== GARRISON Mailing List ==== > GARRISON/GARRETSON MOST WANTED WEB PAGE > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gynon/garrison.html > >

    10/17/2004 07:05:43