Marti, your Wm Connor HEATON and Mary MAISH are covered in Dean HEATON's second set of books, HEATON Families II, out just last year...........they're on pages 431 and 432� (Vol 1) and their extended families throughout the entire Chapter 10, starting on page 379............Your Wm's number is 1-10-618 in the book. Dean indicates there's some confusion about their marriage ~~ There are also three mentions of a WAGGOMAN, but not yours ~~ I don't know where he got his info, or how it's been verified but hopefully you have access to his book and can get the info you wish..........I just finished two hours of typing on my own line from the book to send to a newly found cousin,� or I'd type it up for you...................right now I'm totally burned out on typing...............and won't have time to do any more for at least a month. Norma in CA Martha E Suddarth wrote: > Hi!� I'm new to this list, so please forgive me if this is a repeat. > > I'm looking for information on my great-great-grandfather, William Connor > HEATON.� William was born 14 Aug 1828 probably in Hamilton County, IN. > He died 7 March 1893 in Clinton County, IN and is buried in Greenlawn > Cemetary, in Frankfort, IN. > > In between, he married Mary Ann WAGGAMON 17 August 1848 in Clinton Co, > Indiana.� They had a son named Daniel W. HEATON.� Mary Ann died before > 1868. > > On 19 April, 1868, William married my great-great-grandmother, Mary Ellen > LOONEY MAISH, a widow with 2 living children.��� Their only child > together was my great-grandmother, Martha Ellen HEATON, who was born 1 > Dec 1868 in Frankfort, Clinton Co, IN. > > A David HEATON signed a consent, giving William permission to mary Mary > Ann WAGGAMON.� I'm guessing that was William's father, but it could have > been another male relative. > > Does anyone know anything about William HEATON? Was David his father? > Who was his mother?�� Thanks in advance for any information you may have. > > Marti > asksuddarth@juno.com > > ============================== > The RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Tens of millions of individuals... and counting. > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/