http://search.atomz.com/search/?sp-a=sp10016e48&sp-f=iso-8859-1&sp-q=Meredith+ 1. Company H ••• Company H, 4th Delaware Inf. Volunteers Captains: Musicians: Ezekiel Hopkins d Hezekiah Cullen Henry S. Ford William Hunter Thomas M. Reynolds... ...William T. Warner Henry Bratton Thomas Meredith First Sergeants: Joseph W. Bryan b Alexander McNeil John H. Klinger Samuel Broadway d John... 62% Thu, 01 Nov 2001 02:04:56 GMT http://www.bitsofblueandgray.com/company_h.htm 2. McHenry - Meyers •• DELAWARE ROSTER OF UNION SOLDIERS McHenry - Meyers LAST NAME FIRST NAME M.I AKA REGIMENT CO. RANK MISC McHenry Frank 3rd Inf. H McHugh... ...Meredith Charles H. 6th Inf. H. Cpl. Meredith John 3rd Inf. F Meredith Thomas 4th Inf. H Meredith Wm. 5th Inf. E Meredith William 7th... ...Meredith William 9th Inf. F Merredith John R. 9th Inf. E Cpl. Merrel McHall Halstead 6th Inf. E Merrideth Samuel J. Cav. 1st Bn. C... 55% Thu, 15 Jan 2004 21:47:11 GMT http://www.bitsofblueandgray.com/mchenry_meyers.htm 3. New Page 1 •• CHAPTER XCVI Battle of Gettysburg,--First Day 1. Now when the army of the rebels had passed over the river Potomac, and came and sat down at... ...Gibbon, and Webb, and Caldwell, and Warren, and Hunt, and Paul, and Barlow and Meredith, and Graham. 13. Now Lee, when he had fled, came to the River... 55% Wed, 14 Jan 2004 01:12:29 GMT http://www.bitsofblueandgray.com/chapters_xcvi_ci.htm Sort By Date | Hide Summaries

http://www.bitsofblueandgray.com/chapters_xcvi_ci.htm "12. And of the great Chiefs of the army of the North, were wounded, Doubleday, and Sickles, and Hancock, and Butterfield, and Gibbon, and Webb, and Caldwell, and Warren, and Hunt, and Paul, and Barlow and MEREDITH, and Graham."

http://www.bitsofblueandgray.com/january2004.htm JANUARY 2004 Reunion by James L. Walker Note: from Jayne.. The following was a story told in the American Civil War History chat room in the now defunct Golden Gate Genealogy Forum. I'm leaving his introduction to the story as he said it to the room members. And now on with Jim's story. It has been to my amazement, how many stories there are during the Civil War that relate fathers finding sons, sons finding fathers, brothers finding brothers and all manner of relatives running across one another during the events of the Civil War. During the battle of Gettysburg, a Union colonel captured his Confederate nephew. Of all these however, the one documented by Frank Moore in his “Anecdotes, Poetry, and Incidents of the War” (New York, 1866), is one of the strangest. Nine or ten years ago, a citizen of one of the towns in the eastern part of Massachusetts was unjustly suspected of a crime which the statute cannot easily reach, but which deservedly brings upon him the guilty of it the indignation of upright men. There were circumstances which gave color to the suspicion, and the unfortunate gentleman suffered the misery of loss of friends, business and reputation. His sensitive nature could not face these trials, and he fell into a condition of body and mind which alarmed his family. At length, having invested his property where it could be easily managed by his wife, he suddenly disappeared, leaving her a comfortable home and the care of two boys, ten and twelve years old. The first fear that he had sought a violent death was partly dispelled by the orderly arrangement of his affairs, and the discovery that a daguerreotype of the family group was missing from the parlor table. Not much effort was made to trace the fugitive. When, afterwards, facts were developed which established his innocence of the crime charged, it was found impossible to communicate with him; and as the publication of the story in the columns of several widely-circulated journals failed to re-call him, he was generally supposed to be dead. At the outbreak of the present civil war, his eldest son, now a young man, was induced by a friend, a captain in a Western regiment, to enlist in his company. He carried himself well through campaigns into Missouri and Tennessee, and after the capture of Fort Donnelson was rewar4ded with a First Lieutenant’s commission. At the battles of Murfreesboro’ he was wounded in the left arm, but so slightly that he was still able to take charge of a squad of wounded prisoners. While performing this duty, he became aware that one of them, a middle-aged man, with a full, heavy beard was looking at him with fixed attention. The day after the fight, as the officer was passing, the soldier gave the military salute and said: “A word with you, if you please, sir. You remind me of an old friend. Are you from New England?” “I am.” “From Massachusetts?” “Yes.” “And your name?” The young lieutenant told his name, and why he came to serve in a Western regiment. “I thought so,” said the other, and turning away, he was silent. Although his curiosity was much excited by the soldier’s manner, the officer forbore to question him, and withdrew. But in the afternoon he took occasion to renew the conversation, and expressed the interest awakened in him by the incident of the morning. “I knew your father,” said the prisoner. “Is he well?” “We have not seen him for several years. We think he is dead.” Then followed such an explanation of circumstances of his disappearance as the young man could give. He had never known the precise nature of the charges against his father, but was able to make it quite clear that his innocence had been established. “I knew your mother, also,” continued the soldier. “I was in love with her when she married your father.” “I have a letter dated from her, dated ten days ago. My brother is a nine months’ man at New Orleans.” After a desultory conversation the soldier took from under his coat a leather wallet and disclosed a daguerreotype case. “Will you oblige me,” he said, “by looking at this alone in your tent?” Agitated almost beyond control, the young officer took the case and hurried away. He had seen the picture before! It represented a man and a woman, sitting side by side, with a boy at the knee of each. The romantic story moved the commander of the division to grant the youth a furlough; and both father and son reached home soon after. Return to the Main Page

http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:2781059&id=I6542 Carpenter / Proctor Family Entries: 13753 Updated: Wed Jan 28 10:46:35 2004 Contact: David Carpenter Index | Descendancy | Register | Pedigree | Ahnentafel | Download GEDCOM | Add Post-em ID: I6542 Name: Samuel MEREDITH Sex: M Birth: Abt 1683 in Hanover,VA Death: 14 APR 1762 in St. Paul Parish,Hanover,VA IDNO: P-10 Change Date: 22 JUN 2003 at 15:31:13 Father: Robert MEREDITH b: 1645 Marriage 1 Nancy Anne EPPES b: 3 FEB 1695 in King and Queen,VA Married: 1707 Children Elizabeth MEREDITH b: 1709 in Hanover,VA Cassandra MEREDITH b: 1718 in Halifaxï?OEVA Samuel MEREDITH b: 1732 in Hanover,VA Marriage 2 Margaret ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:2781059&id=I9898 Carpenter / Proctor Family Entries: 13753 Updated: Wed Jan 28 10:46:35 2004 Contact: David Carpenter Index | Descendancy | Register | Download GEDCOM | Add Post-em ID: I9898 Name: Robert MEREDITH Sex: M Birth: 1645 IDNO: P-11 Change Date: 22 JUN 2003 at 15:35:29 Marriage 1 Spouse Unknown Children Samuel MEREDITH b: Abt 1683 in Hanover,VA

Carpenter / Phttp://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:2781059&id=I9898roctor Family Entries: 13753 Updated: Wed Jan 28 10:46:35 2004 Contact: David Carpenter Index | Descendancy | Register | Download GEDCOM | Add Post-em ID: I9898 Name: Robert MEREDITH Sex: M Birth: 1645 IDNO: P-11 Change Date: 22 JUN 2003 at 15:35:29 Marriage 1 Spouse Unknown Children Samuel MEREDITH b: Abt 1683 in Hanover,VA

Anyone tracing their ancestry back to James Meredith born about 1780 in Virginia and dying in Greene County, Tennessee about 1828?

http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?gsfn=Rice&gsln=Merideth&sx=&gskw=&S erver=search&DatabaseID=3722&db=messageboards&ti=0&refine=1&prox=1&submit.x=25 &submit.y=12 NAPOLEON BONAPARTE BALLOU4, Merideth3, Leonard2, Rice Merideth1; b. in Ashe Co., N. C., Feb. 3, 1817; m. 1st Elizabeth Jones, dr. of John Jones, Esq., Aug. 27, 1840. Issue, b. in Jefferson, Ashe Co., N. C. --

From:Jack.Meredith@mba.wfu.edu Hi Jerry-- Sure, that's fine. I might note that since I wrote that, we have confirmed that Robt. Meredith Sr.'s wife was Elizabeth and their eldest son was Job (1688-1748). jack ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ -----Original Message----- From: Bluchp56@aol.com To: Jack.Meredith@mba.wfu.edu Sent: 1/28/04 7:04 PM Subject: MEREDITH(s) of Delaware & Maryland (especially Job & Lydia) Happy good Wednesday evening Jack. I would like to submit this information to the MEREDITH-L rootsweb site. I realize you had worked very hard organizing these valuable pieces of this great surname. And that is why I must have your input before I send. Thank you, in advance, Jerry ________________________________________________________________________ ___ ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ MEREDITH(s) of Delaware & Maryland (especially Job & Lydia) " The MEREDITH(s) of Delaware (& of Maryland before any move) were inclined to recycle given names of their Ancestors, particularly biblical names. Thus it would have been difficult for anyone (especially a Tax Assessor to determine which actual Job MEREDITH could be defined/linked to any assessed/particular piece of property during that given date/event ie Job (1688-1748) (son of Robert Sr.), Job (1729-1765)*(son of Hugh), Job (1732-1793)* (son of Robert Jun/Jr.), Job (single), Job (married), Job of Hook, Job of Jos., and so on. (it also drives genealogists nuts)" "We believe Robert Sr. died in Dorchestor county before 1728* and the Administrator was a Job MEREDITH + heirs Hugh MEREDITH + Mary COOK. We also believe Robert Sr. (Spouse: Elizabeth) died in 1727* based on the tax records in Delaware which list "Robert Jun" in 1727* but only Robert in 1728* (we believe that in those days the "Junior" & "Senior" were established as a means of identification & the "Juriior" of this particular gentleman was dropped because the Robert Senior either died or moved from that area" Above quotes from "Ancestors, Relatives & Descendents of Job Sr. and Lydia MEREDITH of 18 Century Kent County,Delaware. Chapter #1 Robert MEREDITH Sr.'s family by Jack MEREDITH ..email address Jack.Meredith@mba.wfu.edu EDIT: January 2001....COPYRIGHT: 2001 * = "These dates are submitted for reference identification only. The dates are not to be construed as accurate" Bluchp56@aol.com

Happy good evening luthi@kansas.net > I submit your query to our friends in the MEREDITH-L rootsweb.com site. > Hope someone has a clue for your search. Thanks for joining us in this > powerful surname family group. > > Bluchp56@aol.com > > Jerry > PS "He traveled with the Faubion up and down the East Coast."? > What is this Faubion about? > > In a message dated 1/24/2004 11:20:03 AM Central Standard Time, > luthi@kansas.net writes: > HI! > My mother was a Meredith. Her gr grandfather was William Meredith from > supposedly Abdingon, Virginia. I have tracked most of the William Meredith > and I still have not found this William Meredith. He traveled with the > Faubion up and down the East Coast. He came to Kansas and settled in the > Old Plum Grove area. Any info would help! > +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <Bluchp56@aol.com> > To: <MEREDITH-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2004 2:25 PM > Subject: [MEREDITH-L] MERYDITH, > Jim,Jennie,Ella,Willie,Raleigh,Trilby,Artie,Mamie,Charles,Lola & Hilda > > Ray Boso and Geraldine Reese famlies > > Entries: 15879 Updated: Sat Dec 20 10:45:31 2003 Contact: Ray Boso > > > > > > > > Index | Descendancy | Register | Download GEDCOM | Add Post-em > > > > > > ID: I512712366 > > Name: JIM MERYDITH > > Given Name: JIM > > Surname: MERYDITH > > Sex: M > > Birth: 1868 > > Death: 1934 > > Occupation: FARMER > > > > Marriage 1 JENNIE C. BOSO b: 1871 > > Married: 1890 > > Children > > ELLA HAZEL MERYDITH b: 1890 > > WILLIE W. MERYDITH b: 1892 > > RALEIGH R. MERYDITH b: 1894 > > TRILBY JANE MERYDITH b: 1895 > > ARTIE MARIE MERYDITH b: 1897 > > MAMIE ETHEL MERYDITH b: 1900 > > CHARLES CLYDE MERYDITH b: 1903 > > LOLA MILDRED MERYDITH b: 1907 > > HILDA MAE MERYDITH b: 1917 > > > > http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:2363410&id=I512712366 > >

Will try again to connect with someone who might have some definitive information on the parents of Rice MEREDITH who lived in Albemarle and Amherst counties of Virginia in the late 1700s. He died before October 1779. He was married to Margaret UNKNOWN and had at least one child - a daughter Ester who married Leonard BALLOU. I descend from Ester and Leonard. A pure guess is that Rice was the son of lawyer James MEREDITH, but no clue whatsoever. Thanks for any help. Charlie Weaver, Winston-Salem, NC

Happy good Monday evening marimere@stic.net I will attempt to find in my files... Would you consider posting what you have (or part of what you have) to the MEREDITH-L@rootsweb.com ? This would not only help your search but may connect you to other folks seeking these Ancestors. I am connected to a Job...the problem is that there were several Job given names as well as Robert... Bluchp56@aol.com Jerry " WE WILL NEVER NEVER GIVE UP" W. Churchill G. Britain's Prime Minister WW2 In a message dated 1/26/2004 4:33:33 PM Central Standard Time, marimere@stic.net writes: Do you have a Meredith tree that include Job and Robert with Job as their father starting about 1650 running to 1780?. This is to say - you feel that you are fairly sure to be true. My basket is away too full of names to take off and say this is the ones. Forrest

http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/de/kent/military/ww1/kcivreg2.txt Civilian Draft Registration Cards 1917-1918 Kent Co., DE Surnames H-P Contributed for use in the USGenWeb Project and DEGenWeb Project Archives by Raymond H. Banks (Feb 1998) USGENWEB NOTICE: In keeping with our policy of providing free information on the Internet, data may be freely used by non-commercial entities, as long as this message remains on all copied material. These electronic pages cannot be reproduced in any format for profit or for other commercial presentation. ----------------------------------------------------------------- BIRTH INFORMATION: RESIDENTS OF THIS COUNTY IN 1917-18 AND PERSONS WITH LINKS TO THIS COUNTY The information below was abstracted by Raymond H. Banks from civilian registration cards completed in 1917-1918. All rights reserved. Some men do not have birth locations listed because they registered on the final draft registration day in 1918 when this information was not recorded. Almost 24 million men registered for the draft -- not always in the county of residence. CAUTION: Middle Eastern and East European national boundaries and country names were quite different than those seen on today's maps. http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/de/kent/military/ww1/kcivreg2.txt Microfilm copies of the original cards are maintained by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Days Saints (LDS...the Mormons). Researchers can probably order loaner copies of specific reels from Salt Lake City through requests at local LDS family history centers. Payment for mailing costs is required. Catalog subject heading: UNITED STATES -- MILITARY RECORDS -- WORLD WAR I [although these records are not actually military records]. Original cards are kept at the National Archives branch near Atlanta, Georgia. The compiler has not abstracted the registrant's address the name and address of next of kin, occupation, work address, general physical description and occasionally listed general description of a disability. Please consult the original card to verify all information. 1ST COLUMN: NAME 2ND COLUMN: BIRTH DATE 3RD COLUMN: ETHNIC GROUP 4TH COLUMN: BIRTH LOCATION OR OTHER INFO (spelling unreliable) OTHER COLUMNS: LOCATION OF REGISTRATION 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH COLUMN: COLUMN: COLUMN: COLUMN: : NAME BIRTH DATE ETHNIC GROUP BIRTH LOCATION OR OTHER INFO (spelling unreliable) Meredith, Alfred Martin 25 Jan 1885 W Kent DE Meredith, Charles Norman 17 Nov 1896 W near Harrington DE Caroline MD Meredith, Charles Norman 17 Nov 1896 W his dad b. Caroline Co. MD Caroline MD Meredith, Clause 22 Nov 1896 W he & dad b. near Milford DE Kent DE Meredith, Gilbert Judson 14 Feb 1894 W White Hall PA Kent DE Meredith, Graham 14 Dec 1883 W Kent DE Meredith, Harry Dische 30 Apr 1891 W near Petersburg DE Kent DE Meredith, John Hazel 9 Jul 1893 W Petersburg DE Kent DE Meredith, Kenneth T. 12 Dec 1892 W Greensboro MD Kent DE Meredith, Leonard 28 Jun 1889 W Delaware Kent DE Meredith, Leslie L. 26 Jul 1894 W Hartly DE Caroline MD Meredith, Oscar B. 15 Sep 1888 W Milford DE Kent DE

Thanks Bluchp56@aol.com for this link. "Click here: University of Delaware: SAMUEL MEREDITH PAPERS http://www.lib.udel.edu/ud/spec/findaids/meredith.htm" I have always been fascinated with this Meredith Quaker family in PA because they seemed so involved with the early days of the United States. Maybe they would not be on the list of the top ten most influential Founding Fathers, but they would be in there pretty high. The renowned 1st Treasurer of the U.S. Samuel Meredith's father, Reese Meredith, was a very successful merchant and trader who actually invested in some slave trading trips at about the time that Quakers were becoming overtly anti-slavery. This seems to have caused him some difficulty with the church, but I do not believe that he broke completely. Merediths seemed to hae been involved with the major issues of the first centrury of the country. Almost certainly, Reese Meredith was a close acquaintance of Benjamin Franklin and most of the other Philadelphia founders. My interest was peaked because of a similarity of names to the contemporary Merediths of VA who were also rather prominent. Reese/Rhys/Rice/Reece are all the same name I think, and my interest has been a Rice Meredith from the Old Albemarle/Amherst co areas of VA between 1745-1776. Just from my personal study, and completely unscientifically, I think that most of the Welsh who came to the colonies in the late 1600's early 1700's were Quakers, and the Merediths of Philadelphia fit that mold rather well. However, the VA Merediths seem to descend from a George Meredith from Liberty Hall, New Kent Co, VA where Samuel I was born 1698. He died Sep 30 1762 probably in Old Albemarle Co, VA. His son seems to be the Col. Samuel Meredith who purchased "Winton" in New Glasgow/Clifford, VA from Cabell. Of course, he married Governer (etc.) Patrick Henry's ("Give me Liberty or give me death.") sister Jane Henry, and their mother Sarah Winston Henry died at "Winton" ultimately. Given conditions of the times where freedom of religion did not really exist in most of the colonies, these Merediths were almost surely Episcopalians. Whether these Meredith families were related or not, I do not know, but they were both quite active in the early days of this country. Certainly, Samuel Meredith, the financier, from PA was known to Virginian Geo. Washington who appointed (or promoted his appointment) him 1st Treasurer. The presence in the same area of Virginia as Samuel Meredith the owner of "Winton" of Rice Meredith (my particular interest and distant ancestor) suggests some similarity of names, but Samuel and Rice/Reese may have been really common, I suppose. There may have been no relaltionship whatsoever. Does anyone have knowledge of these families who might contribute information which could help? Hurston Anderson ----- Original Message ----- From: <MEREDITH-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <MEREDITH-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, January 26, 2004 2:00 PM Subject: MEREDITH-D Digest V04 #8

Click here: University of Delaware: SAMUEL MEREDITH PAPERS http://www.lib.udel.edu/ud/spec/findaids/meredith.htm

http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/message/an/localities.northam.usa.states.pen nsylvania.counties.chester/1912.1962.1975 Robert Williams Author: Bob BennettDate: 10 Mar 2000 12:00 PM GMT Surnames: Williams, Bennett, John, Lloyd, Benson, Phillips, Davis, Davies, Caldwallader Classification: Query In Reply to: Williams in Chester Co. by: Kristin Cassidy Post Reply | Mark Unread | Report Abuse Print Message I have a Robert Williams (ca 1691) who married Gwen Caldwallader. Their children included: Ann who married Griffith John (my line; Grace who married John Meredith; and Sarah. Do any of these Williams or allied families show up in your research? Post Reply | Mark Unread | Report Abuse Print Message View replies listed by: Thread (collapsed)Thread (expanded)Date (collapsed)Date (expanded) Robert Williams descendants : Willard L. Davis -- 31 Mar 2000 Question Reguarding Meredith's In Your Family : kelly -- 10 Apr 2000 Robert Williams : Robert L Williams dds -- 20 Apr 2000 Robert Williams : Niki Hunter -- 25 Apr 2001 Robert Williams-Goshen : Robert L Williams dds -- 1 May 2001 Re: Robert Williams-Goshen : Rebecca Fegan -- 3 Dec 2001 Re: Robert Williams-Goshen : Niki -- 3 Dec 2001 Re: Robert Williams-Goshen : Rebecca Fegan -- 4 Dec 2001 Re: Robert Williams-Goshen : NikiI -- 4 Dec 2001 Re: Robert Williams-Goshen : Rebecca Fegan -- 4 Dec 2001 <<Thread " Previous • Next • Thread>>

http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/message/an/surnames.meredith/48.50.51.142.23 5.5.1 Re: Meredith's in PA Author: Bill LongDate: 23 Jan 2004 10:21 PM GMT Surnames: Meredith, Vance, Long. Classification: Query In Reply to: Re: Meredith's in PA by: Eric Armstrong Post Reply | Mark Unread | Report Abuse Print Message I am also researching the sameThomas Meredith, who was my 4th Great Grandfather. I found your message very interesting. I am aware he was a Rev. War Veteran. His granddaughter was Lavissa Meredith Mc Cullough. Can you shed anymore on the possibility John Meredith was Thomas's father? Who do you decend from? I have a picture of a couple photographed in Clarion County, Pa., but no names were written on it. I feel it is some of the Meredith's. Bill Long

Samuel Meredith who purchased the estate "Winton" in Clifford (New Glasgow), VA from Cabell (forget which one) was listed in a list of Old Albemarle/Old Amherst as one of 7 Merediths of the era 1740-1776 (?). The list is below as written by Alexander Brown. Meredith James attny 1747 au Mr. _______ a. Mr. _______ a. Rice a. 1745 Saml Sr. au. Saml Jr. b. sr. au William au. 1794 Apparently, "au" means there was an autograph before 1800. Not sure about that. "a" means in Old Albemarle before 1761. "b" means Old Amherst (1761-1776) which was split from Albemarle in 1761. "sr" means Rev War vet. I think Samuel Sr. is father of Samuel Jr. of Winton. Samuel Jr. apparently had a brother named William. Maybe that is who the William is. Can anyone claim the others? In particular, I am rather sure that Rice is the Rice Meredith whose daughter Esther married Leonard Ballou who is also on Alexander Brown's list. What would really be helpful would be to place his relationship (if any) to the other Merediths in the area. Any help?

http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/1Z0.2ACEB/48.50.51.142.235.5.2 Re: Meredith's in PA Author: Jane SterankoDate: 24 Jan 2004 3:09 PM GMT Surnames: Meredith Classification: Query In Reply to: Re: Meredith's in PA by: Eric Armstrong Post Reply | Mark Unread | Report Abuse Print Message I have been trying to connect my Pa. Meredith's to SOMEONE, ANYONE, for years. My Great Grandfather was Richard Meredith who married Anna Maria Hirst. They lived in Northumberland County, Pa. Richard was born in Tower City, Schuylkill County (just outside of Dauphin Co.), Pa. in 1864. He was the son of Richard Meredith and ?? Wilcox. Richard & Anna Maria had the following children: William David Thomas Mary Louise (my Grandmother) Gertrude Richard Margaret ___________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________ Also review the following site(s) http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/message/an/surnames.meredith/48.50.51.142

Ray Boso and Geraldine Reese famlies Entries: 15879 Updated: Sat Dec 20 10:45:31 2003 Contact: Ray Boso Index | Descendancy | Register | Download GEDCOM | Add Post-em ID: I512712366 Name: JIM MERYDITH Given Name: JIM Surname: MERYDITH Sex: M Birth: 1868 Death: 1934 Occupation: FARMER Marriage 1 JENNIE C. BOSO b: 1871 Married: 1890 Children ELLA HAZEL MERYDITH b: 1890 WILLIE W. MERYDITH b: 1892 RALEIGH R. MERYDITH b: 1894 TRILBY JANE MERYDITH b: 1895 ARTIE MARIE MERYDITH b: 1897 MAMIE ETHEL MERYDITH b: 1900 CHARLES CLYDE MERYDITH b: 1903 LOLA MILDRED MERYDITH b: 1907 HILDA MAE MERYDITH b: 1917 http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:2363410&id=I512712366

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