Name Rank State Date of Death Cemetery McCORMICK WALTER J. PVT New York September 1, 1918 Name Rank Service Date of Birth Date of Death McCormick, Arthur G. CPL U.S. Army 1929 August 12, 1950 McCormick, Billy Gene PFC U.S. Army 1929 November 6, 1950 McCormick, Charles D. PFC U.S. Army 1928 July 14, 1953 McCormick, Fred G. PFC U.S. Army 1928 February 22, 1951 McCormick, Howard PFC U.S. Marine Corps July 6, 1930 Sep 13, 1951 McCormick, James A2 U.S. Air Force September 19, 1929 Sep 12, 1952 McCormick, James J. PFC U.S. Army 1931 September 28, 1950 McCormick, John J. PVT U.S. Army 1923 August 10, 1950 McCormick, Lafayet M. CPL U.S. Army 1927 February 12, 1951 McCormick, Oran PFC U.S. Army 1928 March 6, 1951 McCormick, Robert E. Jr. 2LT U.S. Air Force July 13, 1927 Aug 22, 1950 McCormick, Robert G. SGT U.S. Marine Corps Apr 24, 1928 Mar 28, 1953 McCormick, Robert L. PFC U.S. Army 1930 Sep 4, 1950 McCormick, Sherman Thomas PVT U.S. Army Unknown November 21, 1950 McCormick, Theodore E. CPL U.S. Marine Corps Nov 27, 1931 July 9, 1953 McCormick, Thomas Joseph PFC U.S. Marine Corps May 28, 1929 Sep 12, 1951 McCormick, Wade L. PFC U.S. Army 1932 May 26, 1951 McCormick, William E. SFC U.S. Army 1920 September 1, 1950 The American Battle Monuments Commission has 24 overseas military cemeteries that serve as resting places for 125,000 American war dead and memorialize more than 94,000 missing U.S. servicemen and women. The Commission maintains databases of the records of the casualties that are buried in the cemeteries or listed as missing -- a total of 176,399 records (there were 405,399 American casualties in WWII): Americans in WWI and WWII cemeteries overseas; the MIA from WWI and WWII memorialized in the cemeteries and on 3 memorials in the U.S.; those killed worldwide during the Korean War; the Commission also has listings of War Dead and veterans of the Mexican War, Civil War and Spanish-American War who are buried at the ABMC cemeteries in Corozal, Panama, and Mexico City. You also may view WWII Army and Air Force casualties from a specific Unit or by State or Cemetery. www.abmc.gov/home.php Nancy www.thepastwhispers.com

Since the recent flurry of postings, I've been motivated to add my family information, something that I've meant to do for quite awhile. The name in Ireland was generally McCormack, although it appears as McCormick, McCormac and Cormac in the parish records, all for children born to the same parents. I've learned that the Irish weren't particularly obsessed with consistent spelling. My family became McCormick once they settled in America. The family is from the Catholic parish of Ballina/Boher along the Shannon River in County Tipperary. My particular branch lived in the townland of Gortlassabrien about 2 miles east of Ballina. Thomas, Michael and James McCormack shared the occupancy of 70 acres in the townland - I first pick them up in the 1820's in the Tithe Applotment records. By the mid-1840's, the three men were no longer listed on the tax roles; seven men, probably sons, and 3 widows were shown as the tenants. By the mid 1850's, only Andrew, William and James McCormack were occupying the land. The others had moved on. Andrew and his wife Bridget Gleeson had six children, Thomas the oldest born in 1843. The others are Margaret, Susan, Mary, Michael and William. Mary was the only one to stay in Ireland - she married William Maher and they took over the tenancy of the land when Andrew McCormack died in the early 1870's. She was widowed young - of her three children, James, Andrew and William, I have only been able to track Andrew. He immigrated to Philadelphia in the 1890's. Margaret McCormick came to Kansas City in 1866-1867 and married John Bauerlein. They settled in St. Mary's, Kansas and had two surviving children, Mae Newton and Andrew Bauerlein. Susan McCormick also came to Kansas City, then on to St. Marys and then to Albuquerque. She married John Egger and had two children who survived to adulthood, John Joseph Egger who moved to North Dakota where he married and raised his family, and Margaret. Susan and her daughter moved back to Kansas City between 1900 and 1910 where they had both died by 1917. Michael McCormick went from St. Marys to Portland, Oregon where he married. He and his wife had no children. He died in the early 1930's at the Eastern Oregon State Hospital in Pendelton. William McCormick settled in St. Marys. His first wife died soon after the birth of their only surviving child, Josephine, who married Joseph Mees. William remarried and had four more daughters, Lucille, Catherine, Mary and Francis. These daughters all moved to California and although three of them married, none had children. Thomas McCormick settled in Dickinson County Kansas, on a farm near Chapman. He married Eliza Howe, whose father was also an immigrant from Tipperary. They had nine children, Nell (Dowling), Andrew, Michael, Margaret (Wadick), Thomas, Cornelius, William, Mary (Shortell) and Elizabeth (Gallagher). I have tracked two other McCormick families from Gortlassabrien who immigrated to Collingwood, Canada - those of James and Michael. I'm always looking for more McCormicks/McCormacks from the Ballina area - I've accumulated church and tax records in an effort to recreate family relationships. Theresa McCormick Liewer Ankeny, Iowa

Robbie Thank you for writing. Texas was required to keep birth records starting in about 1903. Dortha

The following is my own conjecture, made by comparing the 1820 and 1830 census records, plus my George's 1840 census record....... IT IS CONJECTURE!! PLEASE REMEMBER BELOW FAMILY IS NOT PROVEN!! George McCormick b. bet. 1770 & 1775 unk wife b. bet. 1780 & 1790 Possible children: George b. bet. 1794 & 1800 James b. bet. 1794 & 1800 William b. bet. 1794 & 1800 unk male b. bet. 1802 & 1804 unk male b. bet. 1810 & 1815 (son of Geo.Sr? James? William????) James' possible children: dau. b bet. 1815 & 1820 son b. bet. 1820 & 1825 son b. bet 1825 & 1830 William's possible child: dau. b bet. 1815 & 1820 George Jr.'s PROVEN CHIDREN: Hannah b. 7 Jun 1830 Eliza b. 4 Nov 1831 d. bef.1841 James b. 28 Sep 1833 Lucinda b. 19 Nov 1835 Adam b. 26 Dec 1838 d. 17 Jul 1931 Wolcottville, Noble Co, IN Christina b. 22 Nov 1840 d.aft.1841 & bef. 23 Sep 1843 Any input from anyone here would be appreciated. I have been researching my George for many years........ Take care, Pati Blowers May In a message dated 4/4/06 8:52:58 AM Eastern Daylight Time, JPM6966@aol.com writes: > Hello Norma, > Unfortunately, I cannot answer your question regarding his possible > wife. As I stated in my previous email, I don't know wether or not he had a > family. So far, I have found very little about him. I only know that he was > connected to my family because of his administration of my George's Estate. > > Here are notes that I've made over the years...... > > B.L.M. Patents > William McCormick Stark Co,OH June 12,1828 filed Steubenville, Doc.# 1929. > W1/2NE Sec.3/ Twp.11-N Range 9W Ohio River Survey > > His patent was filed 4 years after my George's patent, but appears > to be close to his two patents. > > Franklin &Green Twp. Cemetery Book > Clinton Cemetery, Franklin Twp > William McCormish d.18 Oct 1858 > > I have not found him at all in the 1840 census....... > > I suspect that my George, a James and the above mentioned William were > brothers......... the sons of George McCormick who is found in the 1820 > Stark Co, > census with three males 18-26. > > More research needs to be done..... > > Pati > > In a message dated 4/3/06 8:38:49 AM Eastern Daylight Time, JPM6966 writes: > > >My McCormick family, that was in OH and eventually migrated to IN, also was > > >somewho connected to a William McCormick....... my George died fairly > young, > >leaving 5 young children, their guardianship papers show a William. That > >William died in 1858, I know where he is buried (sorry don't have my file > in > >front of me at the moment.) but do not know his exact connection to my > family, > >nor wether or not he had a family of his own. > > > >Pati

Hello Norma, Unfortunately, I cannot answer your question regarding his possible wife. As I stated in my previous email, I don't know wether or not he had a family. So far, I have found very little about him. I only know that he was connected to my family because of his administration of my George's Estate. Here are notes that I've made over the years...... B.L.M. Patents William McCormick Stark Co,OH June 12,1828 filed Steubenville, Doc.# 1929. W1/2NE Sec.3/ Twp.11-N Range 9W Ohio River Survey His patent was filed 4 years after my George's patent, but appears to be close to his two patents. Franklin & Green Twp. Cemetery Book Clinton Cemetery, Franklin Twp William McCormish d.18 Oct 1858 I have not found him at all in the 1840 census....... I suspect that my George, a James and the above mentioned William were brothers......... the sons of George McCormick who is found in the 1820 Stark Co, census with three males 18-26. More research needs to be done..... Pati In a message dated 4/3/06 4:45:19 PM Eastern Daylight Time, nslosh@sbcglobal.net writes: > Hi Pati,who was your Wm., married to? Our Wm., was married to a Sally > Woolverton,whose father was General Woolverton.They are both buried in > Wheeling Cemetery on old #35,it is between Muncie and Marion,In.Out side of > Fairmont,In.James Deans old stomping ground.Our biggest puzzle is, who is > John W. McCormick parents,born 8/30/1754 in Va.,in his declaration for his > pension.He says he was born about 8 miles from Winchester,Va.There was no W. > > Va.,until 1854 or `55.It was all Virginia,so we have been at this point for > over 80 years.My G`uncle George Elliot Mc,needed to prove that he had a > relative in the Rev.,war so he could join the SAR.So there we are,still > looking and hoping.At this point we have given up,well almost. > Norma > In a message dated 4/3/06 8:38:49 AM Eastern Daylight Time, JPM6966 writes: > My McCormick family, that was in OH and eventually migrated to IN, also was > somewho connected to a William McCormick....... my George died fairly young, > leaving 5 young children, their guardianship papers show a William. That > William died in 1858, I know where he is buried (sorry don't have my file in > front of me at the moment.) but do not know his exact connection to my family, > nor wether or not he had a family of his own. > > Pati

Hi Pati,who was your Wm., married to? Our Wm., was married to a Sally Woolverton,whose father was General Woolverton.They are both buried in Wheeling Cemetery on old #35,it is between Muncie and Marion,In.Out side of Fairmont,In.James Deans old stomping ground.Our biggest puzzle is, who is John W. McCormick parents,born 8/30/1754 in Va.,in his declaration for his pension.He says he was born about 8 miles from Winchester,Va.There was no W. Va.,until 1854 or `55.It was all Virginia,so we have been at this point for over 80 years.My G`uncle George Elliot Mc,needed to prove that he had a relative in the Rev.,war so he could join the SAR.So there we are,still looking and hoping.At this point we have given up,well almost. Norma

For people who are were married, divorced or born in Texas, all those records are open and available on Ancestry.com web site. If you have a LDS Family History center near you, you can go in and use their computers to look at all these files, otherwise you need to have a subscription to the site. It makes it a lot easier to find out things about the Texas info. good luck.. Robbie (Roberta McCormick) Sanders Dortha Greenlee <dgreen909h@cox.net> wrote: Does anyone have a John T McCormick, born 1868, MO? He died in 1920 and buried in OK. He married Ida Josephine Halbert in 1898. I believe that Halbert was a married name for Ida, but have no proof. Ida had two daughters living with her and John on the 1910 census for Erath Co., TX. John was born in MO and his parents were born IL. He and Ida are buried at Roosevelt, Kiowa Co., OK. My records show that Ida is also on the 1900 Johnson Co., TX census. Ida had two daughters, Bessie May, born 1890, Morgan Mill, Erath Co., TX and Edith P , born 1894, also Morgan Mill, Erath Co., TX. Both girls were listed on the census record as Halberts. Edith married my father's brother (James) Hubert McElroy. When I started working on our Family Tree, I asked my dad for Aunt Edith's maiden name and he told me McCormick. I wonder about this, if he really thought she was born a McCormick, or if she had gone by that name since early childhood. Interesting.Our conversation was about 1968. I will appreciate any help. Dortha McElroy Greenlee ==== MCCORMICK Mailing List ==== -----> SEARCH the McCormick list archives !! http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=McCormick ============================== Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx "There is a very fine line between genius and insanity. I have erased this line. - Oscar Levant" "Growing old is mandatory, growing wise is optional." "Snowmen fall from Heaven unassembled." Robbie Sanders robbiesanders@yahoo.com http://www.alternative-designs.net Home Phone Number 410-335-1727 Cell Phone Number 443-255-0756

Does anyone have a John T McCormick, born 1868, MO? He died in 1920 and buried in OK. He married Ida Josephine Halbert in 1898. I believe that Halbert was a married name for Ida, but have no proof. Ida had two daughters living with her and John on the 1910 census for Erath Co., TX. John was born in MO and his parents were born IL. He and Ida are buried at Roosevelt, Kiowa Co., OK. My records show that Ida is also on the 1900 Johnson Co., TX census. Ida had two daughters, Bessie May, born 1890, Morgan Mill, Erath Co., TX and Edith P , born 1894, also Morgan Mill, Erath Co., TX. Both girls were listed on the census record as Halberts. Edith married my father's brother (James) Hubert McElroy. When I started working on our Family Tree, I asked my dad for Aunt Edith's maiden name and he told me McCormick. I wonder about this, if he really thought she was born a McCormick, or if she had gone by that name since early childhood. Interesting.Our conversation was about 1968. I will appreciate any help. Dortha McElroy Greenlee

My McCormick family, that was in OH and eventually migrated to IN, also was somewho connected to a William McCormick....... my George died fairly young, leaving 5 young children, their guardianship papers show a William. That William died in 1858, I know where he is buried (sorry don't have my file in front of me at the moment.) but do not know his exact connection to my family, nor wether or not he had a family of his own. Pati In a message dated 4/3/06 8:19:02 AM Eastern Daylight Time, nslosh@sbcglobal.net writes: > I have gone thru my genealogy pages,haven`t found a Wm.McCormick who stayed > > in Ohio,in my pages either.I wonder if John Sr. and your Wm could have been > brothers? There is no record of john Sr., parents or brothers,we think there > > may have been a fire that destroyed them, [we think],can`t think of any > other reason.I have John Sr., application for pension and application for > land in Ohio and Indiana.Oh yes I am your neighbor,live in Marion,In. came > from Muncie originally. > Thanks, > Norma

I have gone thru my genealogy pages,haven`t found a Wm.McCormick who stayed in Ohio,in my pages either.I wonder if John Sr. and your Wm could have been brothers? There is no record of john Sr., parents or brothers,we think there may have been a fire that destroyed them, [we think],can`t think of any other reason.I have John Sr., application for pension and application for land in Ohio and Indiana.Oh yes I am your neighbor,live in Marion,In. came from Muncie originally. Thanks, Norma

Hello Beverly,what a great job you have done,on your web site,truly one of the best I`ve seen.Everyone should visit it.We do have several allied names in common,I don`t know if that means anything,but did enjoy going thru it. Thanks, Norma Losh

Dortha, My own direct line of MCCORMICK was not in Texas, but I have a lot of MCCORMICK cousins etc information on my website if you care to read it. You might find some clues there. My husband and I moved here to Texas from New Mexico 4 years ago this fall. http://www.tribalpages.com/tribes/Bcookiegma Beverly ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dortha Greenlee" <dgreen909h@cox.net> To: <MCCORMICK-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, April 02, 2006 8:51 PM Subject: Re: [McCormick] My MCCORMICK ancestry > Beverly, > > Can you locate where your McCormicks were in Texas, please? > > Dortha McElroy Greenlee > > > ==== MCCORMICK Mailing List ==== > -----> BROWSE the McCormick list archives !! > -----> http://archiver.rootsweb.com/McCormick-L/ > > ============================== > Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the > last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx > >

Beverly, Can you locate where your McCormicks were in Texas, please? Dortha McElroy Greenlee

Don't recognize that one. My William's lived in Ross County, Ohio,, in the 1840,50,. regards Bob McCormick,, ----- Original Message ----- From: <MMacmurph@aol.com> To: <MCCORMICK-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, April 02, 2006 7:47 PM Subject: Re: [McCormick] william McCormick > > > > Since we are talking Ohio William McCormicks... passing this on for > possible > recognition. > Marilyn McCormick M. > Name: William B. MCCORMICK*1,2 > Sex: Male > Father: Alexander Hamilton MCCORMICK* (1793 - 22 Aug > 1865) > Mother: Ann RANKIN* (10 Oct 1791 - 25 Jan 1867) > Individual Facts > Birth 28 Aug 1825 > Ohio3 > Census 1850 (age 25) > Kirkwood, Belmont Co., Ohio > Death 17 Sep 1853 (age 28)1,4 > Misc > Thomas is the name presented by Rbt J McCormick and registered > by him with LDS records. If this is true, then Thomas was a twin to > William > and both would have married Nancy. (not probable) > Burial > Old Egypt Cemetery, Kirkwood Twsp, Belmont Co., OH4 > Marriages/Children > 1. Nancy Mary THOMPSON* > Marriage 10 Apr 1850 (age 24) > Belmont Co., Ohio5 > Known Children Alexander Thompson MCCORMICK* (11 Jul > 1851 - 4 > Oct 1926) > Alice Clark MCCORMICK (24 May 1854 - 11 Oct 1917) > Notes (Individual) > Birth: William was very possibly born in Jefferson or Millwood Township, > Belmont Co.. > Census: Belmont County 1850 Head of Household Census Index > Submitted by Rick Allen. > SOUNDEX NAME TOWNSHIP PAGE > M265 MC CORMICK, William Kirkwood Twp 96 > Death: Death date suspect. > Notes (Family #1) > Sources > 1. Robert Jennings McCormick. Genealogy card files or handwritten > notes. > 2. mmmurphy, transcriber. GEDCOM file imported on 28 Feb 2000. > 3. Cemetery Records. shows age at death. > 4. Ibid. > 5. LDS Family Group Records. Copies provided by R.J. McCormick and > information transcribed by MMM. Batch No.: M513104 Dates: 1844 - > 1852 Source > Call No.: 0902144 V. 7-8 > Identifies William and not Thomas. Conflict with other LDS records. > Marriage records, 1803-1951 Ohio. Probate Court (Belmont County) > .Marriage records > v. 8-10 1850-1866 - FHL US/CAN Film [ 317294 ] located at the Belmont > County Courthouse, St. Clairsville, Ohio. > > > In a message dated 4/2/2006 2:57:27 P.M. Central Daylight Time, > rcmz28@comteck.com writes: > > Hi Norma, > > I have looked in that direction on a couple occasions. But, just can't > find > a William that stayed in Ohio. > The William I found in Ohio, was there in 1840 and 1850 and must have > died > before 1860 9he was in his 80's). His son William would have been my > GG-grandfather. > > My line stayed in Ohio till the 1870's. > > My William, the son of old William abandoned the family before 1860 and > we > can find no trace of him. > > The GG grandmother and her kids (one of which is my G grandfather ) came > to > Indiana by the 1880's. They went to Wells county. Bluftton to be exact. > > If you have info on a William the remained in Ohio during these time > frames, > I would appreciate the info. > > regards, > > almost cousin Bob McCormick, Gas City, Indiana > > > > > > > > > ==== MCCORMICK Mailing List ==== > -----> BROWSE the McCormick list archives !! > -----> http://archiver.rootsweb.com/McCormick-L/ > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx >

Since we are talking Ohio William McCormicks... passing this on for possible recognition. Marilyn McCormick M. Name: William B. MCCORMICK*1,2 Sex: Male Father: Alexander Hamilton MCCORMICK* (1793 - 22 Aug 1865) Mother: Ann RANKIN* (10 Oct 1791 - 25 Jan 1867) Individual Facts Birth 28 Aug 1825 Ohio3 Census 1850 (age 25) Kirkwood, Belmont Co., Ohio Death 17 Sep 1853 (age 28)1,4 Misc Thomas is the name presented by Rbt J McCormick and registered by him with LDS records. If this is true, then Thomas was a twin to William and both would have married Nancy. (not probable) Burial Old Egypt Cemetery, Kirkwood Twsp, Belmont Co., OH4 Marriages/Children 1. Nancy Mary THOMPSON* Marriage 10 Apr 1850 (age 24) Belmont Co., Ohio5 Known Children Alexander Thompson MCCORMICK* (11 Jul 1851 - 4 Oct 1926) Alice Clark MCCORMICK (24 May 1854 - 11 Oct 1917) Notes (Individual) Birth: William was very possibly born in Jefferson or Millwood Township, Belmont Co.. Census: Belmont County 1850 Head of Household Census Index Submitted by Rick Allen. SOUNDEX NAME TOWNSHIP PAGE M265 MC CORMICK, William Kirkwood Twp 96 Death: Death date suspect. Notes (Family #1) Sources 1. Robert Jennings McCormick. Genealogy card files or handwritten notes. 2. mmmurphy, transcriber. GEDCOM file imported on 28 Feb 2000. 3. Cemetery Records. shows age at death. 4. Ibid. 5. LDS Family Group Records. Copies provided by R.J. McCormick and information transcribed by MMM. Batch No.: M513104 Dates: 1844 - 1852 Source Call No.: 0902144 V. 7-8 Identifies William and not Thomas. Conflict with other LDS records. Marriage records, 1803-1951 Ohio. Probate Court (Belmont County) .Marriage records v. 8-10 1850-1866 - FHL US/CAN Film [ 317294 ] located at the Belmont County Courthouse, St. Clairsville, Ohio. In a message dated 4/2/2006 2:57:27 P.M. Central Daylight Time, rcmz28@comteck.com writes: Hi Norma, I have looked in that direction on a couple occasions. But, just can't find a William that stayed in Ohio. The William I found in Ohio, was there in 1840 and 1850 and must have died before 1860 9he was in his 80's). His son William would have been my GG-grandfather. My line stayed in Ohio till the 1870's. My William, the son of old William abandoned the family before 1860 and we can find no trace of him. The GG grandmother and her kids (one of which is my G grandfather ) came to Indiana by the 1880's. They went to Wells county. Bluftton to be exact. If you have info on a William the remained in Ohio during these time frames, I would appreciate the info. regards, almost cousin Bob McCormick, Gas City, Indiana

Hi Norma, I have looked in that direction on a couple occasions. But, just can't find a William that stayed in Ohio. The William I found in Ohio, was there in 1840 and 1850 and must have died before 1860 9he was in his 80's). His son William would have been my GG-grandfather. My line stayed in Ohio till the 1870's. My William, the son of old William abandoned the family before 1860 and we can find no trace of him. The GG grandmother and her kids (one of which is my G grandfather ) came to Indiana by the 1880's. They went to Wells county. Bluftton to be exact. If you have info on a William the remained in Ohio during these time frames, I would appreciate the info. regards, almost cousin Bob McCormick, Gas City, Indiana ----- Original Message ----- From: "Norma Losh" <nslosh@sbcglobal.net> To: <MCCORMICK-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, April 01, 2006 1:47 PM Subject: Re: [McCormick] william McCormick > Hello Bob, you must be related to me,in some way or another.Are any of > your relatives in or around Delaware Co.?My G`mum was a McCormick and our > lines goes from Winchester,Va,.Pa,Ohio and then in to Connersville,to Indy > and then Muncie,Delaware Co.The fellow we are looking for is John Wesley > McCormick,born In Winchester,Va. born 1754,who married Katherine > [Drennan,Drennon,Drinning] McCormick.They settled in Connorsville and > moved thru In.Is any of this familiar to you. > Norma Losh > > > ==== MCCORMICK Mailing List ==== > -----> BROWSE the McCormick list archives !! > -----> http://archiver.rootsweb.com/McCormick-L/ > > ============================== > Jumpstart your genealogy with OneWorldTree. Search not only for > ancestors, but entire generations. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13972/rd.ashx >

I have found spellings McCORMICK/ McCORMACK/McCOMMACK and others My ancestry is on my webpage http://www.tribalpages.com/tribes/Bcookiegma My mother's side had McCORMICK ancestors my parents- Clarence Lloyd HIMES & Ella Mae (MARSH) maternal grandparents- Charles Herbert MARSH & Janie Mae (STOGSDILL) maternal greats- Charles Edward STOGSDILL & Rose Anne (LEATHERS) maternal 2nd greats- William Marrion LEATHERS & Sarah Jane (McCORMICK) maternal 3rd greats- Chesley Liefer McCORMICK & Susanah Jane (MELTON maternal 4th greats- John McCORMICK Jr. & ?Eliza (?RAY) maternal 5th greats- ?John McCORMICK Sr. & ?Janet (?RHIND) Thank you for your time. Beverly (HIMES) BARGER Texas

Looking for information on Anna McCormick, married to Logan Chamberlain, remarried to James Smalley. Passed about 1963+-. For years worked as a cook/house keeper at Yosemete Park in Calif. until retirement. Born in Kansas, lived in Oregon and the Ca. Sorry, not much to go on. Lived in Merced, Ca. Thanks, Ed Whitson (Grandson).

Seeking info on Bessie A. McCormick b. about 1853 in Ireland (where?) d. Jun 12 , 1884 in McLeansboro, IL who married Samuel Foster Bennett abt 1872 in Neponset, Bureau Co, IL. Seeking info on any siblings, parents and where she was born in Ireland. Bev

Hello Bob, you must be related to me,in some way or another.Are any of your relatives in or around Delaware Co.?My G`mum was a McCormick and our lines goes from Winchester,Va,.Pa,Ohio and then in to Connersville,to Indy and then Muncie,Delaware Co.The fellow we are looking for is John Wesley McCormick,born In Winchester,Va. born 1754,who married Katherine [Drennan,Drennon,Drinning] McCormick.They settled in Connorsville and moved thru In.Is any of this familiar to you. Norma Losh