In a message dated 6/8/2007 12:37:59 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time, llove1039@sbcglobal.net writes: Hi Sharon - I think we've talked before - & BEFORE the DNA testing. We've not been able to make connections and I think I know why. Almost all my Love connections are in the south. Only one of the 5 brothers, that I know of, stayed in the northern area. John & wife Ann who are buried at Faggs Manor Presbyterian Church in Chester Co., PA [I Think] stayed in PA - and their children would have migrated east. I have a bit of info on Thomas, but i'll check again. I'm at work today & doing this from memory. I check it out tonight and get back to you. Someone - I forget who, was writing a book on John Love & Ann & family. ------------------ Hi Lou! Yes, we have 'talked' before. I'm looking forward to whatever you may have that might shed some light on this. I have very tentatively attached an Andrew Love and wife Catherine to my Robert as his parents. In the various census records, they all live in the same area and occasionally one or another of Robert's children are enumerated with Catherine of the Andrew Love family. I have the transcription of the will of Jane Love and she makes no mention of a still living husband so I see I'd better do some further research into the DOD of Robert. Robert was a tailor by trade and it seems ironic that James "The Weaver" might be his ancestor! Sharon dulcich6@aol.com Families are like fudge...mostly sweet, with a few nuts. ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

My husband is a LOVE, kit #*15354*. We have no LOVE matches that I know of. (Sigh). We have some evidence (weak but all I got) which suggests that our LOVES came to NC, modern day Ashe area, from Love's Run, MD circa 1760. Not sure who that would be, probably John LOVE who is the father to our earliest known William LOVE, b. 1776 NC. William had four children we know of, three girls and one boy. Lydia, Milly, Alecy and Caleb (b. 1800-1818). Probably more, all born in Grayson County, I THINK. Caleb had many children, Stephen, Byron, Ailsey, William, some I forget, and John Thomas, the baby. Most born in Kentucky, either in Laurel County (John Thomas) or Whitley County. John Thomas alone came back, though briefly enough, to NC with his parents when he was 14. He married a widow, Mary Ham Landreth, there and fathers two children, Wagoner Columbus Love and Virginia C. Love (who disappears). Columbus grows up there, his father moves back to Laurel County & marries Miranda Elizabeth.... um... forgot. Columbus marries Ham and they raise several kids there in Ashe County. Pearl, Harley, Mary, Lee (boy), Treely Vester (who went by Lester) and one more girl I don't remember. Columbus' first wife dies and he marries Sibbey Wallace/Walters? of Ashe. They have at least one more child, Walter. They live in Ashe and a short stint in WAVA. Lester aka Treely Vester marries Ortiz Emma Blevins and they move to Raleigh County, WVA so he can be a coal miner. This is my husband's grandfather. Terijo terijo@tstar.net On 6/8/07, Bev Shuck <ladybuzz@cableone.net> wrote: > > Hi -- just a suggestion, I have been reading the increase in posts to > the Love list, and wonder if it might be a good idea to have everyone > post their email addys, as it occurred to me that mine has changed, and > don't think I remembered to send it to the list. There are a couple I > was in contact with in the past, but no longer have a current email. > Maybe a roll call -- or open to other suggestions. Thanks, Beverly DNA > #17221 > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > LOVE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message >

In a message dated 6/8/2007 6:07:37 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time, llove1039@sbcglobal.net writes: I did a 25 marker test and have a Genetic Distance of (1) with the following kits: 13210 -------------------------- I'm Sharon Dulcich and my uncle is kit 13210. He did the dna testing at my request. His father was born as Frank E. Love, son of Christopher Irvin Love. Christopher died when my grandfather was 5. His mother remarried and he went by the surname of his step-father. All of his descendants are known by the step-father's surname of Wierman. My uncle, that provided the dna, is Charles A. Wierman. I don't have very much on our Love line, but here is what I do have: 1. Robert Lane LOVE. Born in 1819 in Ohio. Robert Lane died in Penn in 1891, he was 72. Buried in Mercer Citizen's Cem., Findley Twp., PA. abt 1846 when Robert Lane was 27, he married Jane McClure, daughter of unknown McClure. Born in 1825 in Penn. Jane died in Penn in 1889, she was 64. They had the following children: 2 i. Emeline O. "Emma" (1847->1920) ii. Alfretta. Born in Dec 1852 in Pennsylvania. Occupation: dressmaker. 3 iii. Christopher Irvin (1855-1883) iv. Catherine Ella "Kate" (Twin). Born in 1859 in Penn. Occupation: schoolteacher. 4 v. Mary M. (Twin) (1859-) vi. Elizetta Jane "Jenny". Born in Mar 1868 in Penn. In 1898 when Elizetta Jane "Jenny" was 29, she married Ellis BIGGER. Born in Sep 1856 in Pennsylvania. Ellis died bef 1910, he was 53. 2. Emeline O. LOVE. Born in Jun 1847 in Mercer Co., Pa. Emeline O. died aft 1920, she was 72. abt 1873 when Emeline O. was 25, she married Alexander Thompson McNAIR, son of John McNAIR & Margaret THOMPSON. Born in Mar 1831 in Pennsylvania. Alexander Thompson died in Pennsylvania bef 1910, he was 78. They had the following children: i. Maggie J.. Born in 1874 in Pennsylvania. ii. Bertha O.. Born in Jan 1876 in Pennsylvania. iii. Sadie L.. Born in Apr 1878 in Pennsylvania. 5 iv. Floyd T. (1881-) 3. Christopher Irvin LOVE. Born in 1855 in Penn ? Christopher Irvin died in 1883, he was 28. Buried in Mercer Citizen's Cem., Findley Twp., PA. Occupation: Furnace worker. abt 1877 when Christopher Irvin was 22, he married Louise Josephine HILDEBRAND, daughter of Amos HILDEBRAND & Sara Ann MILLER, in Sharon, Mercer Co., PA. Born on 23 Jan 1853 in Sharon, Mercer Co., Penn. Louise Josephine died in Liberty TWP, Trumball Co., OH on 27 Feb 1934, she was 81. They had one child: 6 i. Frank Elmo (1878-1969) 4. Mary M. LOVE. Born in Dec 1859 in Mercer Co., Pennsylvania. Occupation: dressmaker. Mary M. married Unknown BLATT. They had one child: 7 i. Leon C. (1885-) Sharon dulcich6@aol.com Families are like fudge...mostly sweet, with a few nuts. ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

Lou: Thanks for getting something started again. I am still at a brick wall with my Love line. Looking at the DNA results, I do not see family lines for kit number 17651, which I match 24 out of 25 markers, or kit 42315, which I match 35 out of 37. I do not know who these people are, but would like to. I am kit number 8336. If you are kit 17651 or 42315 I would like to hear from you. Lou, you and I match on 23 out of 25 markers. My John Love ancestor is reported to have been born abt. 1775, and to have come to Chester District SC in 1806 from Scotland, but his father John Love may have been from the Dublin Ireland area. My guess is that he came to SC to be near relatives who were already there. He reportedly came with his brother Joseph, who lived on the NC/SC line, and had nine sons. John Love b. abt 1775, moved his family from SC to Madison Co. MS about 1830, where he bought land near Robert Love, a son of Alexander Love, who was born in PA, a son of Robert Love and Violet Wilson, I think. This part is from memory. John Love b. 1775 died and was buried on the Love family place at Sand Flat, Loves Creek, Madison Co MS, before 1840, I think. My great-great-grandfather, John Love, was born July 22, 1808, in, we think, Chester District, SC. His mother, Mary Dixon or Dickson, is reported to be buried in Chester, SC. John Love, b. 1808, m. Mary Hurst in 1834 in Madison Co. MS, and moved to TX in 1848 after selling his land. He bought land in Williamson Co. TX in 1852, and settled there. Mary Hurst Love d. 1850 in Bastrop Co. TX. I would like to hear from anyone whose DNA is a close match to kit 8336. I have already corresponded with several of you, but it never hurts to touch base again. Thanks. Bill Love of Galveston, TX. ----- Original Message ----- From: Lou Love To: LOVE@rootsweb.com ; Norris Love ; Wallace Keith Love ; Robert Henry Love ; Robert Gray Love ; Mr. Linton Everett Love ; Jeffrey Lawrence Love ; Louis H. Love ; Joseph William Love Jr. ; David George Shelton ; Mrs. Hazel Love Stephens ; Charles A. Wierman Sent: Friday, June 08, 2007 1:07 PM Subject: Hello DNA Cuzins I don't know why I haven't done this before - Failed to see your email addresses or the site has changed so that it's more visible... Whatever!! You'll notice I'm sending this to the list as well as individually. Trying to help Mary stir up some list activity. Some of us have talked before,even recently. Others I have not communicated with, as far as my feeble memory serves. AND I recently had my computer go down and for some reason my correspondence log in my genealogy backup isn't there. SO lets begin again. Let's compare notes on our lines and see if we can find our common ground. Who's your earliest ancestor ? - Mine - James Love, "the weaver" [I just sent my entire line to the list] Where ? - he's thought to have been b in Scotland or Ireland in When ? 1704/5 Early on in my research, I assumed James father was a James as well due to "Naming Patterns" - Oldest son being named for paternal grandfather, etc. Then, for the longest time I thought his father might be Robert Love, who left a will in Pa. 1741 & mar. 3 times. There is a biography by William Calhoun Love who visited "Kin" in Miss. [sons & Grandsons of William "English Bill" Love and Thomas Love who marr. into the Chickasaw Nation]. Wm. Calhoun Love was a descendant [it appears] of this Robert of 1741 will. Now it appears DNA evidence rules this OUT. CONFUSION REIGNS !! Now I'm wondering if I weren't correct in my original assumption that James is "the weavers" father. What are your brickwalls ? - The parents of James is just ONE of my brickwalls. Many of my research lines are blocked by unknown lastnames for wives of the male. Does anyone have a secret for finding these "lost" women. They are referred to by given name only [if at all] in wills, and marriage certs have proven impossible to locate. BTW - I have over 60,000 folks in my research database - Lots of LOVEs ! and collateral lines. In MY Love Line database I have over 30,000 connections - so I've got a lot of data collected over the years. My line is pretty well documented - others are a COLLECTION of the work of others and not personally documented by me. I share it in that vein - it's a lead - CHECK IT OUT TO VERIFY IT. Hope to hear more from you LOVE CUZINS> Love, Lou

Hi Lisa - You need to find a LOVE - a brother to your grandmother or one of his sons - to be tested. This Y-DNA test is of some male dominant gene passed from father to son - much like the mitochondrial DNA is passed from mother to daughter. [I think I've got this right] If this is wrong - don't hesitate to speak up out there ... Love, Lou Lisa Shaffer <officmgr@sssnet.com> wrote: My grandmother on my father's side is a Love. I am a girl and my last name is not Love. How could this genetic testing help me prove my Love line? Do you have to have the last name Love to get tested?? Lisa ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to LOVE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hi -- just a suggestion, I have been reading the increase in posts to the Love list, and wonder if it might be a good idea to have everyone post their email addys, as it occurred to me that mine has changed, and don't think I remembered to send it to the list. There are a couple I was in contact with in the past, but no longer have a current email. Maybe a roll call -- or open to other suggestions. Thanks, Beverly DNA #17221

Hi Sharon - I think we've talked before - & BEFORE the DNA testing. We've not been able to make connections and I think I know why. Almost all my Love connections are in the south. Only one of the 5 brothers, that I know of, stayed in the northern area. John & wife Ann who are buried at Faggs Manor Presbyterian Church in Chester Co., PA [I Think] stayed in PA - and their children would have migrated east. I have a bit of info on Thomas, but i'll check again. I'm at work today & doing this from memory. I check it out tonight and get back to you. Someone - I forget who, was writing a book on John Love & Ann & family. Later, Love Lou In a message dated 6/8/2007 6:07:37 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time, llove1039@sbcglobal.net writes: I did a 25 marker test and have a Genetic Distance of (1) with the following kits: 13210 -------------------------- I'm Sharon Dulcich and my uncle is kit 13210. He did the dna testing at my request. His father was born as Frank E. Love, son of Christopher Irvin Love. Christopher died when my grandfather was 5. His mother remarried and he went by the surname of his step-father. All of his descendants are known by the step-father's surname of Wierman. My uncle, that provided the dna, is Charles A. Wierman. I don't have very much on our Love line, but here is what I do have: 1. Robert Lane LOVE. Born in 1819 in Ohio. Robert Lane died in Penn in 1891, he was 72. Buried in Mercer Citizen's Cem., Findley Twp., PA. abt 1846 when Robert Lane was 27, he married Jane McClure, daughter of unknown McClure. Born in 1825 in Penn. Jane died in Penn in 1889, she was 64. They had the following children: 2 i. Emeline O. "Emma" (1847->1920) ii. Alfretta. Born in Dec 1852 in Pennsylvania. Occupation: dressmaker. 3 iii. Christopher Irvin (1855-1883) iv. Catherine Ella "Kate" (Twin). Born in 1859 in Penn. Occupation: schoolteacher. 4 v. Mary M. (Twin) (1859-) vi. Elizetta Jane "Jenny". Born in Mar 1868 in Penn. In 1898 when Elizetta Jane "Jenny" was 29, she married Ellis BIGGER. Born in Sep 1856 in Pennsylvania. Ellis died bef 1910, he was 53. 2. Emeline O. LOVE. Born in Jun 1847 in Mercer Co., Pa. Emeline O. died aft 1920, she was 72. abt 1873 when Emeline O. was 25, she married Alexander Thompson McNAIR, son of John McNAIR & Margaret THOMPSON. Born in Mar 1831 in Pennsylvania. Alexander Thompson died in Pennsylvania bef 1910, he was 78. They had the following children: i. Maggie J.. Born in 1874 in Pennsylvania. ii. Bertha O.. Born in Jan 1876 in Pennsylvania. iii. Sadie L.. Born in Apr 1878 in Pennsylvania. 5 iv. Floyd T. (1881-) 3. Christopher Irvin LOVE. Born in 1855 in Penn ? Christopher Irvin died in 1883, he was 28. Buried in Mercer Citizen's Cem., Findley Twp., PA. Occupation: Furnace worker. abt 1877 when Christopher Irvin was 22, he married Louise Josephine HILDEBRAND, daughter of Amos HILDEBRAND & Sara Ann MILLER, in Sharon, Mercer Co., PA. Born on 23 Jan 1853 in Sharon, Mercer Co., Penn. Louise Josephine died in Liberty TWP, Trumball Co., OH on 27 Feb 1934, she was 81. They had one child: 6 i. Frank Elmo (1878-1969) 4. Mary M. LOVE. Born in Dec 1859 in Mercer Co., Pennsylvania. Occupation: dressmaker. Mary M. married Unknown BLATT. They had one child: 7 i. Leon C. (1885-) Sharon dulcich6@aol.com Families are like fudge...mostly sweet, with a few nuts. ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to LOVE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

To the LOVE List: My brother, Richard Enloe LOVE, took the Y-DNA test about three years ago, and our kit # is 14108. We did not match with anyone for the longest time. Then Tom LOVE, whose kit # is 17158, also tested, and we were a match. Although we have not been able to link up our two families, we know that they were in the same neck-of-the-woods around the same times. And, most importantly, we KNOW that we are related by blood! It is very important for any family researcher to do DNA testing because it can broaden search horizons (as has happened to us), and it can confirm without a doubt the connections to ancestors that you think you might have made. My earliest confirmed ancestors include: Samuel LOVE, b. abt 1686, probably in Charles Co., MD. He died before Dec. 8, 1772, at "Eagleton," Westwood Manor, Charles Co., MD. He married Mary ABBOTT, b. abt 1694 in Charles Co., MD. She also died before 1772 in Charles Co. We think that his parents were Thomas LOVE and Lucia DOBSON, and that Thomas' parents were William LOVE, who probably came to Maryland sometime in the 1660s, and Judith GERARD. The children of Samuel LOVE and Mary ABBOTT include the following people: 1 Samuel Love 1686 - 1772 .... +Mary Abbott 1694 - 1772 . 2 Charles Love 1714 - 1772 ..... +Mary Harris 1714 - 1769 . 2 Samuel Abbott Love, Sr. 1718 - 1787 ..... +Mary Briscoe 1715 - 1747 . *2nd Wife of Samuel Abbott Love, Sr.: ..... +Elisabeth Thomas 1714 - . 2 William Augustine Love 1720 - 1755 ..... +Elizabeth Scott 1726 - . 2 Elizabeth Jane Love 1720 - 1772 ..... +Peter Urquhart . *2nd Husband of Elizabeth Jane Love: ..... +George Cole . 2 Joseph "Jose" Love 1721 - 1776 . 2 Phillip Love 1722 - 1772 . 2 Nancy Love 1731 - 1772 ..... +Thomas Reeder 1723 - 1790 Tom LOVE's ancestors begin with Granville LOVE, b. April 7, 1815, who married Jane GRANGER, b. Oct. 1822. Both of our families would LOVE for other male LOVEs to do DNA testing to see if we have other matches out there. The best way to link up families is to do it through DNA. I hope that more of you will consider that option! Best of luck to all in your research. Carla Love Maitland Memphis, TN cllfm@comcast.net (That is a new e-mail address.)

I'm Lou Love My Y-DNA Kit Number is 8302 I did a 25 marker test and have a Genetic Distance of (1) with the following kits: 13210 30982 17651 30855 42315 9179 8336 I'd LOVE to get in touch with the folks who match these kits and compare notes and identify our connections. It would help others who might connect, if we do this "ON LIST" so that anyone interestd could participate. My DOCUMENTED Love Line is: [1] James Love, the weaver, b 1704/5 Scotland/Ireland? d 1760 Chester Co., SC He m Martha "Mattie" [?Harvey?] in PA?? ca 1724 [2] John Love, the tailor, b 1732 PA; d 1802 SC; m Martha "Matt" Drennan. [3] Capt James Love, b 1763 Chester SC, d 1807 - m Janet "Jane" Lockert [4] John Lockert Love, b 1792 Chester SC, d 1836 Pickens Co., AL, m Amelia 'Millie" Horton [5] Elvin E. Love b 1830 SC, d 1893 Pickens Co., AL, m1 Mary Sugg; m2 Sally Hughes; m3 Frances Caroline Turnipseed. E.E. Love & Frances had my Gr-father [6] James M. Love , 1885 in Pickens Co., AL, d 1950 Rapides Parish, LA, m Mattie Dean [7] Charles E. Love b 1910 in LA, d 1980 LA - m Dorothy Holloway [8] Louis E. Love, b 1939 [9] Son [10] Gr-Son Good Hunting All Love, Lou Louis E. Love, O.D. =================

How do you get tested?  How will this help me find my ancesters?  I know as far back as my gggf and gggm for sure, but don't know anything before them that is for sure.  gggf Alfred L. Love(12/25/1809GA) & Sarah Louisa Rogers(4/3/1818AL), ggf Larkin Josephus(4/15/1844AL) & Sarah E. Stidham(7/5/1847MS), gf Jeffie Love(10/16/1885MS) & Etta Viola Turner(9/12/1891MS), f Denver Pearson Love(9/1/1908MS) & Clara Beatrice Tippett Pickett(10/3/1914TX), and me(Rodney Glenn Love).  Thanks, Rodney ________________________________________________________________________ AOL now offers free email to everyone. Find out more about what's free from AOL at AOL.com.

My Y-DNA Kit Number is 41294. I did a 25 marker test and have a Genetic Distance of (1) with the following 4 kits: 12265 17221 8332 8821 My documented list is: James Love 1764 - 1843 d. GA m. Mary and Elizabeth. Ingram Love 1792 - 1860 d. TN m Nancy Sentell Samuel Sentell Love b. 1824 GA d. 1908 AL m Frances Ellen Arnett William Jackson Love b. 1852 AL d. 1908 AL m Emma Cordelia Rhodes Maxie Henry Love b. 1891 AL d. 1967 TN m Avie Elizabeth Bird John Carver Love b. 1915 AL d. 2002 TN m Emma Sue Jennings Fred Love b 1941 TN Fred Love

OK, my dig got some list activity. I want to remind everyone do not click on reply because that comes to the person who posted and not to the list. Address each email to the List. Love@rootsweb.com I had thought, and maybe I was wrong, that when we started the ydna study ,people broke off into little related groups. Apparently not true since Lou belongs to the biggest group and he isn't sure who all he matches. One or two don't match a Love at all . We need more Love men to test to try and find an adoption or problem somewhere in that line. This list is about genealogy and for those of you who wonder if DNA really has anything to do with genealogy, it has everything to do with it. Some of us ladies have to try and get brothers, cousins or even 3rd or 4th cousins to test and try and tie into a line. My line is from my grandfather Hiram Brown Love to his father John D. Love of AL. to his father William Byler Love to his father John Love/Orpha Dungan and to Joseph Love/Mary Teas. Yet there may be problems with that line. I think two men have tested who descend from Joseph Love/Mary Teas son Samuel and they did match. There is still much research needed. I would like to know. If you are a male LOVE who do you descend from and have you tested and did you find a match? If you are a female with a male Love in your family , have they tested, will they test? I think Fred has volunteered to take over the YDNA pages. Francis has done a good job and deserves lots of Thanks for a job well done. Maybe in a few weeks Fred will make an announcement if he does this and at that time we may need more of you to write to him with information about your line. Meanwhile we have the list and we can get it back to working again. My fear is that Ancestry may take the lists away if we don't continue using them. I hope that fear is unfounded. Mary Harkey Russell Maryiola@alltel.net http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~bird

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List manager here.... in 7 days we have had one post to the list and it came through the Love Message board. We have 190 subscribed members. Anyone have any suggestions on how to get people to post to Love list? Our Love ydna web page has not been updated since 2005. I am unable to contact Frances who had provided it for us. Do we have anyone on the list who can make and keep updating a web page for the Ydna results? I think we can get space from FTDNA or maybe rootsweb. Mary

Since we lost my father in law, my heart just is not into research anymore for our Loves or my family. I work full time now (changed jobs 6 months ago) and just do not have the time or energy to keep it updated. I will make a real effort to update but I've said that for the last year. I just need to find a more automated way to post the results. Anyone on the list have experience with HTML or editting webpages done in Word? I will continue to provide the space for the website if I can get some help updating the page. Frances -- Remember those soldiers who gave their tomorrows, so we could have our todays. ---- Mary Harkey Russell <maryiola@alltel.net> wrote: > List manager here.... in 7 days we have had one post to the list and it came through the Love Message board. > We have 190 subscribed members. Anyone have any suggestions on how to get people to post to Love list? > Our Love ydna web page has not been updated since 2005. > I am unable to contact Frances who had provided it for us. > Do we have anyone on the list who can make and keep updating a web page for the Ydna results? I think we can get space from FTDNA or maybe rootsweb. > Mary > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to LOVE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: julia4419 Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.love/1074.1.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: I'm at a friends house today and do not have exact information on my side of the Love Family. I know my GG-father was born in Scotland his name was John Drayton Love (he was a minister), his wife was Florence They had a son Cecil John Drayton,b: 1896(my grandfather),a son Stuart Menzies b1899(the one I'm looking for) and a daughter Jean. The family moved to Canada in the early 1900's from England and I beleive Jean was born there. Stuart went into the army in 1918 and his mother last hear from him via a letter sent from New York. Thanks, Julia Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: eq1967 Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.love/3644.2.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Sharon Oops I forgot to say that I know he was a US Citizen. And as I am going to hazard a guess that he was a Floridian or Georgian. I'm leaning more towards Florida though as to which state he was from Claude Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: skdulcich Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.love/3644.2/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Can you give some idea of where in the world your Grant was a citizen? If he was in the US, then which state? Sharon dulcich6@aol.com Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: LouLove1039 Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.love/3644.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Sorry Claude - I can't help - I have a Grant Love b 1906 but d 1918 so not yours. I've got Perry/May - May/Lambert - & Lambert/Dean connections in my Paternal Grandmothers line. Thought I might have something for you - but no joy. Good Hunting, Love, Lou Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: eq1967 Surnames: Love Clanton Perry Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.love/3644/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Hello all, I'm looking for any information that can be found on my maternal grandfather, Grant Young Love (b 1905? d 1978?) He was married to my maternal grandmother, Juanita Eugenia Clanton (b abt 1921 d May 1954) and I think they were married somewhere around 1937 or 1938 They had 2 children my uncle Charles B Clanton (b 1940) and my mother Mary Elizabeth (Clanton) Perry (b 21 Sept, 1942). I'm basically looking to start with when he was born and died and actual date of his marriage to Juanita and who his parents were. Any information about his Family Tree prior to his birth would be a welcome plus. Please feel free to contact me here on the boards or via email at eq1967@gmail.com Thanks in advance for any and all help Claude Penrod Perry II Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.