I just joined the list in Guilford Co. I am looking for information on the Nation family. John, Christopher and their families. any and all information will be greatly appreciated. Thank you Sincerely Thelma Nation Harrison, NE

Does anyone have information on the Winchester family?

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Hi Jean, It's only going to be on line for a few weeks in March for test purposes only. Exact date coming on line is not know at this time. I'll just try everyday in March until get in. Phyllis in CA -----Original Message----- From: Debi Elliott <debisdigs@worldnet.att.net> To: NCGUILFO-L@rootsweb.com <NCGUILFO-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, February 27, 1999 10:59 PM Subject: [NCGUILFO-L] [Fwd: LDS Online] >This is a multi-part message in MIME format. > >--------------375C387F256D >Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >http://www.familysearch.org The address keeps coming up as an "unknown >host"..any suggestions out there? >thanks, Jean > >Hello everyone, > >I've gotten a dozen notes like this so I thought I'd point out to >everyone - the note says "beginning March 1" - try again Monday or after >and I hope it's true! > >Have fun, > >Debi > >--------------375C387F256D >Content-Type: message/rfc822 >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit >Content-Disposition: inline > >Message-ID: <36D8A2C4.499E@worldnet.att.net> >Date: Sat, 27 Feb 1999 17:58:28 -0800 >From: Debi Elliott <debisdigs@worldnet.att.net> >Reply-To: debisdigs@worldnet.att.net >X-Mailer: Mozilla 3.0 (Win95; U) >MIME-Version: 1.0 >To: WEATHERLY-L@rootsweb.com, GenConnecticut-L@rootsweb.com, > OHCLINTO-L@rootsweb.com, NCGUILFO-L@rootsweb.com, > MICALHOU-L@rootsweb.com, NCROCKHA-L@rootsweb.com, > NCRANDOL-L@rootsweb.com >CC: maring@geneseo.net, dmaring@hotmail.com, rsjary@flash.net, > fiero@ibm.net >Subject: LDS Online >Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >Hi folks, >Got this forward today and thought I'd pass it along. This includes (if >ALL of Family Search is included) Ancestral File, IGI, Scottish Parish >Records, SSDI, >Fam. History Library Catalog (wow) and Korean and Vietnam Death Index. >Hope I haven't forgotten anything. I trust the person who forwarded it >to me, but don't know the previous folks.:) > >GUESS WHAT! > >This is not a rumor as I got it first hand at the LDS Family History >Library >in SLC, UT, today....and it is out on flyers. > >Beginning March 1st, the LDS church has decided to release Family Search >to the internet for a 3 week trial basis at: http://www.familysearch.org > >They would like everyone to try it out and respond! Happy day! We >aren't certain exactly how it will be laid out. May only start with a >few of >the programs...but it's a start! I hope it won't get out of hand. > > >--------------375C387F256D-- > >

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------375C387F256D Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit http://www.familysearch.org The address keeps coming up as an "unknown host"..any suggestions out there? thanks, Jean Hello everyone, I've gotten a dozen notes like this so I thought I'd point out to everyone - the note says "beginning March 1" - try again Monday or after and I hope it's true! Have fun, Debi --------------375C387F256D Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Message-ID: <36D8A2C4.499E@worldnet.att.net> Date: Sat, 27 Feb 1999 17:58:28 -0800 From: Debi Elliott <debisdigs@worldnet.att.net> Reply-To: debisdigs@worldnet.att.net X-Mailer: Mozilla 3.0 (Win95; U) MIME-Version: 1.0 To: WEATHERLY-L@rootsweb.com, GenConnecticut-L@rootsweb.com, OHCLINTO-L@rootsweb.com, NCGUILFO-L@rootsweb.com, MICALHOU-L@rootsweb.com, NCROCKHA-L@rootsweb.com, NCRANDOL-L@rootsweb.com CC: maring@geneseo.net, dmaring@hotmail.com, rsjary@flash.net, fiero@ibm.net Subject: LDS Online Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hi folks, Got this forward today and thought I'd pass it along. This includes (if ALL of Family Search is included) Ancestral File, IGI, Scottish Parish Records, SSDI, Fam. History Library Catalog (wow) and Korean and Vietnam Death Index. Hope I haven't forgotten anything. I trust the person who forwarded it to me, but don't know the previous folks.:) GUESS WHAT! This is not a rumor as I got it first hand at the LDS Family History Library in SLC, UT, today....and it is out on flyers. Beginning March 1st, the LDS church has decided to release Family Search to the internet for a 3 week trial basis at: http://www.familysearch.org They would like everyone to try it out and respond! Happy day! We aren't certain exactly how it will be laid out. May only start with a few of the programs...but it's a start! I hope it won't get out of hand. --------------375C387F256D--

Hi folks, Got this forward today and thought I'd pass it along. This includes (if ALL of Family Search is included) Ancestral File, IGI, Scottish Parish Records, SSDI, Fam. History Library Catalog (wow) and Korean and Vietnam Death Index. Hope I haven't forgotten anything. I trust the person who forwarded it to me, but don't know the previous folks.:) GUESS WHAT! This is not a rumor as I got it first hand at the LDS Family History Library in SLC, UT, today....and it is out on flyers. Beginning March 1st, the LDS church has decided to release Family Search to the internet for a 3 week trial basis at: http://www.familysearch.org They would like everyone to try it out and respond! Happy day! We aren't certain exactly how it will be laid out. May only start with a few of the programs...but it's a start! I hope it won't get out of hand.

Hi, I'm new to the Guilford List. This is my line of Jackson's. Does anyone have any information on any of these Families? I would be forever beholding. THOMAS JACKSON SAMUEL JACKSON WILLIAM JACKSON ANDREW JACKSON (Sr.?) m. NANCY BRIDGES 5 MAR 1792 in GUILFORD CO.NC ANDREW JACKSON (Jr?) m. SARAH DAVIS in GUILFORD CO. NC 23 JUL 1817 ANDREW JOHNSON JACKSON b.1819 GA d 1887 Autauga Co., ALA m..JONES, PARTHINIA Kendal VA. 11 JAN 1849 Daughter of Lewis Jones. Dorothy Laadebug@aol.com

-----Original Message----- From: G. Lee Hearl [SMTP:glh@naxs.com] Sent: Friday, February 26, 1999 9:29 PM To: NCGUILFO-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [NCGUILFO-L] Harrell I am G. Lee Hearl (Harrell, Herrall, Harrold lines) and new to this list.. I am searching for any reference to HUGH HARRELL, HERRALL, HARROLD ETC. living in N.C. between 1750 and 1800.. Specifically trying to find where Hugh, Hugha, Harrell etc. of Rowan, Burke, Yancey, Mitchell county (Big Rock Creek area) came from..He was possibly related to Jonathan Harrold etc. who came to Guilford-Surry Co. N.C. abt 1752 from Frederick county, VA...All information appreciated. Will share what I have.. G. Lee Hearl Abingdon, Va... [Pam Moehling] Hi G, Noticed that one of your surnames is BURKE..I am a Burke decendant and they were in Guilford Co also... Also have a Harrell (Herrell) connection but that is on my PATRICK line....Hezekiah PATRICK married Mary Harrell, d/o William Harrel and Mary Wimberley.. Burke's would be John Washington BURKE married Margaret Crowson..John W. was a Dr. and Margaret was a tailor by trade.. Anything sound familiar??? Pam Pam

I am G. Lee Hearl (Harrell, Herrall, Harrold lines) and new to this list.. I am searching for any reference to HUGH HARRELL, HERRALL, HARROLD ETC. living in N.C. between 1750 and 1800.. Specifically trying to find where Hugh, Hugha, Harrell etc. of Rowan, Burke, Yancey, Mitchell county (Big Rock Creek area) came from..He was possibly related to Jonathan Harrold etc. who came to Guilford-Surry Co. N.C. abt 1752 from Frederick county, VA...All information appreciated. Will share what I have.. G. Lee Hearl Abingdon, Va...

Hello, I'm "specifically" searching for more information on a Powell STAMPER(STAMPLER/STOMPER/ all variations) who was one of the signers in 1773 for the petition to build a courhouse and jail Guilford Co. NC. I'm searching for more information of his presence in the area. Thanks for any help. Regards, Ina

I am trying to figure this one out again - Jacob & John Adam STARR were brothers, they married the WEITZEL sisters, Ann Margaret & Catherine. Does anyone have any information on which brother married which sister? and which children go to which couple? Brian H

Saw the name Ellis and it brought to mind that I am searching for an ancestor with the last name Ellis. My Ellis's are from the Kernersville area but some lived in Greensboro. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Mert Ellis is the name that comes to mind at this writing. Thank you. CCoverdale

ROBERT L. WOODARD (1867-after 1912) married MAGGIE (MARGARET?) LOUISE PACE (b.1873Rowan) in April 1890 in Salisbury, Rowan, NC. Maggie was the daughter of JOHN FLETCHER PACE (1844-1901) of Rowan and MARY LOUISE WOODSON PACE (b. abt.1853-55--d.1873Rowan), daughter of OBADIAH and MARIA ANNA FRALEY WOODSON of Rowan. ROBERT L. WOODARD was the son of J. H. WOODARD and E. A(?) WOODARD, residents of Wilson County in 1890 at the time of the marriage of their son to Maggie Pace. The Woodard name is often spelled Woodward, even Woodered, but Robert's marriage certificate says Woodard. ROBERT & MAGGIE WOODARD lived in Guilford County, Greensboro, where Robert was a machinery merchant. They had the following children: Jennie (b.1892); Marvin (b.1898); Charley (b.1901); and Minnie (b. 1902). One of their daughters, possibly Jennie, married a Mr. DURRELL, an actor, and she died in Philadelphia around 1910; she too was on the stage and had participated in stage activities in Guilford before her marriage. In the 1910 census, also living with this family was JULIA ANN REED PACE (b.1815-1911Guilford), Maggie's grandmother who had raised her after the childbirth death of Maggie's mother. Julia Ann Reed Pace is buried in the Greenhill Cemetery, along with Robert L. Woodard. Maggie Pace Woodard is not buried there and her date of death is unknown; perhaps she remarried after the death of Robert L. Woodard.. Maggie Woodard is related to me through her father, JOHN FLETCHER PACE, Police Chief of Salisbury, NC, at the time of his death in 1901. My line comes from his second wife: CLARA BELL WILSON PACE STARR (1857-1943Guilford), who had remarried a widower, REV. HENRY F. STARR (1856-1946Guilford) after the death of John Fletcher Pace in 1901. I believe that his first wife was ANNIE STARR The Clara Bell Wilson Pace and Rev. H. F. Starr are buried in the cemetery of Alamance Presbyterian Church in Guilford, Greensboro. I would love to share information with any researchers of these families in Guilford. Betty Pace - Norfolk ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

These were copied at the Library in Greensboro, NC. I didn't find what I was looking for, so here's hoping someone can use some of this information <g> . Mary Ellis Guilford Co. THE GREENSBOROUGH PATRIOT Greensborough, NC Mary 30, 1929 Marriages Married, In Rowen County, on Tuesday the 26th inst. By the Rev. Eli W. Caruthers. Mr. William W. Long, of this place, to Miss Judith Oakes, Daughter of Thomas Oakes Esq. Of Rowan. In Orange County, on the 14th Inst. Mr. Thomas Hart to Miss Mary Thompson. Daughter of Mr. John Thompson. In Stokes County, on the 7th last, Mr. Elijah Tuttle to Miss Jane Eason. In Mecklenburg County, on the 19th last. Purch Chesher, Esqr. Of the Forks of the Yadkin, to Miss Jane Henderson, Daughter of Andrew Henderson, Esq. Of Mecklenburg. In Rowan County, on the 14th Inst. Mr. Peter Trexler to miss Julia Ann Murray. In Iredell County, on the 14th Inst. Mr. John Young to Miss Asenath Morrison. Deaths Died, In Fayetteville, on the 19th Inst. Mr. John C. Buckingham, a native of Morristown, N. Jersey. In Bladen County, on the 10 Inst. Mr. William Grady Wright, second son of Isaac Wright, Esq. Aged 23 years. July 18, 1829 Marriages Married, In Person county, at the residence of Maj. Isham Edwards on the 1, inst. Mr. Palmer, of Halifax, Va. To Miss Lucy A. Edwards. In Washington City, on the 7, inst. By the Rev. Mr. Post, Mr. John Anderson, Printer (mark that, fair reader! A printer got a wife,) to Miss Ann Thompson. In Bedford County, Va. On Thursday, 9, inst. By the Rev. Nicholas Cobb, Mr. John M. Logan, of this place to Miss Elizabeth A, Strange, formerly of Virginia. On the 1, inst. by the Rev. Thomas Kilcher, Mr. John Morris of Rockingham County, Va. To Miss Anne Brown, daughter of the late John Brown Esq. Of Wilks county, N.C. In this County on Thursday last, Mr. Terril Erwin, to Miss Ann Swaim, Daughter of the Rev. Michael Swaim. Deaths Died, at his residence, in Stokes County, last week Mr. Christian H. Reede, aged 61 years. In Roxbury, Massachusetts, on the 8,ult. Major General Dearborn, in the 79, year of his age. He was an honest and virtuous citizen, and a gallant and distinguished officer of the Revolution. In this County of Thursday last, Mrs. Rachel Adams, aged 89 years. August 15, 1829 Marriages Married, At Williamston, Martin county, on the 23, ult. Mr. Henry Haywood, to Miss. Susan Fulcher. At Darlington Court-House, S.C. on the 9, ult. Mr. Robert Lide, to Miss Martha A. Savage, formerly of Rowan. At. Salem, Sumpter District, S.C. on the 20' ult. Capt. George Cooper, in the 70, year of his age. (This looks like a death, but it was in the marriages. mwe.) In Wake county, on the 23 ult. William Roles, Esq. To Miss Lucy Fort. On the 14, ult. Of this place, Mr. Robert Farrar to Miss Elizabeth Gary of King William county, Va. Deaths Died, In Raleigh, on Monday last, Robert Smith, Son of Richard Smith. On Little River, Wayne County, on the 22 ult. Mr. James H. Lasser, aged about 23. In Orange county, on the 24, ult. Mrs. Elizabeth McCulloch. At Williamston, on the 15 ult. Col. E. Smithwick. At the same place, on the 18, same month, Col. Durham Davis. In Jameston, Martin county, on Monday 25, ult. Mr. Stancel Bayner. On the 10, inst. near Salem, in Stokes county, Mr. Jacob Blum, Jr. in the 40, year of his age. August 22, 1829 Marriages Married, In Raleigh, on Thursday 6, inst. Mr. Edward Mainerd, to Miss. Delia Searless both of Wake County. In this county, on Sunday last, Mr. Joseph Iddings, to Miss. Phebe Stanly. In Montgomery County, on the 26 ult. Mr. Charles Ritchie, to Miss. Margaret Castles. In the same county, on the 23, ult. Mr. Starling M'Daniel, to Miss. Margaret Moore. Deaths Died, At Edenton, on the 28, ult. the Rev. Henry Holmes, of the Methodist Episcople Church. In this county, on the 12, inst. Roddy Hanner, Esq. An old and respectable citizen. At Beaufort, on Tuesday, 4, inst. Miss Jane Rumley, a daughter of Gilbert Rumley Esq. Aged 17. In this county, on Tuesday last, Martha, infant daughter of Daniel E. Pitchett. In this county on Saturday last, Washington Denny, son of James Denny, aged about 18.

I have recently visited this website and spent way to much time because it was so interesting. Perhaps someone else would like to "visit", too. http://users.nbn.net/~charo/ Diana email: ddavis@logicsouth.com My Genealogical Website: http://www.my-ged.com/davis/ Phillip Kime Descendants website: http://www.my-ged.com/kime

Ms. Overton: In Jan 1858 NANCY WALLS married YOUNG PACE in Mecklenburg Co. I have been trying there to find out more about her but without results. It never occurred to me that her family might have been from Guilford, which is also where YOUNG PACE originated. YOUNG PACE (abt 1834-?1898Meck.) was a carpenter in Meck., having served an apprenticeship bond in Guilford, beginning in 1847 when he was apprenticed as an orphan age 13 to saddlemaker Jonathan Armfield. In 1850 he was again apprenticed to cabinet maker Isaac Armfield of Guilford. I believe that this occurred near the Oak Ridge Township, but I am not certain of that. There were other orphan Paces apprenticed in this same time frame. In the 1870 Census for Meck., Young Pace and Nancy Walls Pace had children named Charles, Abner, Gussi(male), and Anamia?(male). I took this from a handwritten census and I am not sure of the spelling on the last two names. They lived next door to NEEDHAM PACE and his wife MARY/MARGARET MYERS PACE, and I believe they were brothers, or at least cousins with a close relationship as both had been apprenticed in Guilford as orphans, as had my own gggrandfather ABNER PACE (1821-1900Rowan). Living with both Needham Pace and Young Pace at one time or another was an elderly ZILPHA/ZELTHA PACE, with her "idiotic" son DAVID PACE. She may have been a mother, grandmother, or aunt of these Paces, all originating in Guilford in the 1830's or before. Her name does appear in the 1840 Guilford census as the head of the household, with numbers of minor children. The apprentice bonds of none of these Paces gives the names of their parents, nor do the bonds specify whether they were total orphans or only that the father was dead. I know that the names your posting gave were WALL not WALLS, but I also don't know that the family didn't sometimes use the extra S on their name. I would appreciate sharing information with you if you can see a connection. Betty Pace - Norfolk, Va. >Date: Sun, 21 Feb 1999 16:46:39, -0500 >From: DFGM43A@prodigy.com (MS LOUISE T OVERTON) >To: NCGUILFO-L@rootsweb.com >Message-Id: <199902212146.QAA11628@mime4.prodigy.com> >Subject: [NCGUILFO-L] WALL/QUEENSBERRY Guilford Co >Content-Type: Text/Plain; charset=US-ASCII > >Pinckney L. WALL, born 3 June 1832, Rockingham County, died 15 May >1906 in >Guilford County, NC. Buried Center Church Cemetery. > married...Victoria Anne QUEENSBERRY, born 4 Jan 1848, Guilford Co. >NC, >died 21 Sept 1919, Rockingham Co. NC. Daughter of Washington J. >QUEENSBERRY >and Mary J. BURKE of Guilford NC and Prince Edward Co. VA. > >children of Pinckney and Victoria WALL....all born in Guilford Co. NC. > >Emma J. WALL, born 16 Oct 1861, married James W. WILLIAMS. Buried Flat >Rock >Church Cem. >William Pinckney WALL, born 10 May 1863, married Josephine BARBEE. >Buried >Center Church Cem. >Mary J. WALL, born 1867, died in 1879 at age 12, unmarried >John Washington WALL, born 4 Oct 1868, killed by train. Buried Center >Church Cem. >Lily M. WALL, born 1873, married George PEED, settled in CA >Minnie Irene WALL, born 22 July 1874, died 3 Feb 1944, married Robert >Daniel TILLMAN and both buried Long's Chapel Church in Alamance Co. NC >Hattie E. WALL, born 14 May 1875, died at age 13 buried Center Church >James Whitsett WALL, born 8 Feb 1878, died 1956, Oakland CA >Eugene Alford WALL, born 8 Feb 1878, twin of James W. WALL died Ohio >Pearl Queensberry WALL, born 26 Sept 1881, died 16 Oct 1895 buried >Center >Church Cem. >Pinckney Lowe WALL, born Oct 1883, settled in FL >Ruby Violet WALL, born 8 Jan 1886, died 13 June 1910, unmarried, >buried >Center Church Cem. >Victor WALL, born Oct 1889, married Annie SQUIRES, died Cleveland, >Ohio >Rose Irene WALL, born 1891, died at age 2, buried on family farm > >If anyone out there is researching any of this family, please contact >me!. >Minnie Irene WALL and Robert Daniel TILLMAN were my grandparents. > >______________________________ >------------------------------ > > ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Does anyone know the mailing address (post office) for the Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts in Winston-Salem, NC. I would like a street address as well as a zip code. I need to write the museum regarding a display they have on the furniture of James GHEEN, furniture maker in mid-1700's. I believe that the city is actually in Forsyth County, but I am not on-line or a member of that mailing list. Betty Pace - Norfolk, VA ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

I'm searching for the family of John and Britton Bridges, who bought land in Livingston County, KY in 1804. Before coming to Livingston County, they evidently came through Williamson County, TN, where Britton purchased the land in Livingston from Jacob Scott. Britton married Polly Scott, and she and at least one of their 3 children (Rebecca, Edwin, William) were born in TN. Britton died by 1810. His children inherited from the estate of a John Bridges in 1816, whose estate was administered by a Jesse Williams. One person said that Britton and John may be the children a John Bridges, son of Faith and Edwin Bridgers/Bridges of NC. Does anyone know to whom this family belongs? Or do any of your lines connect to Caldwell/Logan/Christian Counties in KY? These counties neighbor Livingston, and there were lots of Bridges there, too. Thanks. Dawnene Bridges Young

I have been working on these lines for several years now and these seem to be my brickwalls. Any help will be appreciated. >From Alamance, Guilford and Orange counties in North Carolina. On my fathers side -------- My Greatgrandfather is David Wrenn born March 4, 1857 Died October 11, 1931, he was married to Nancy Foster born May 30,1848 died December 30, 1931 they had William Henry Wrenn born January 17, 1882, died March 1, 1964, he married Mary Elizabeth Sykes born October 30, 1881 died January 27, 1950. the had Mary Ethel Wrenn, William Howard Wrenn Sr, Carl Edward Wrenn, Joseph C Wrenn, Clyde Leroy Wrenn, James F Wrenn, Mildred L Wrenn and Helen C. Wrenn. William Howard Wrenn Sr, is my father. My grandmother Mary Elizabeth Sykes is the daughter of William Henry Sykes born in 1855 and Eliza Ann Stewart born Jan 11, 1857, she is the daughter of Samuel Stewart and Elizabeth Bradshaw. He is the son of ? either Henry and Mary or William Allen Sykes and Mary Kennaday..... My other grandmother Nancy Margaret Foster is the daughter of Lewis Foster born about 1815 and Rachel Falle b. abt 1816. Her siblings are: Mary Elizabeth Foster, William Foster, Anthony Foster, John Foster, Susan Foster, Jane Foster, Henry James Foster, Lewis Foster, Jr. We are having a Wrenn, Sykes, Cole reunion in April, any help will be appreciated. Mary Ellis mwellis@worldnet.att.net

Pinckney L. WALL, born 3 June 1832, Rockingham County, died 15 May 1906 in Guilford County, NC. Buried Center Church Cemetery. married...Victoria Anne QUEENSBERRY, born 4 Jan 1848, Guilford Co. NC, died 21 Sept 1919, Rockingham Co. NC. Daughter of Washington J. QUEENSBERRY and Mary J. BURKE of Guilford NC and Prince Edward Co. VA. children of Pinckney and Victoria WALL....all born in Guilford Co. NC. Emma J. WALL, born 16 Oct 1861, married James W. WILLIAMS. Buried Flat Rock Church Cem. William Pinckney WALL, born 10 May 1863, married Josephine BARBEE. Buried Center Church Cem. Mary J. WALL, born 1867, died in 1879 at age 12, unmarried John Washington WALL, born 4 Oct 1868, killed by train. Buried Center Church Cem. Lily M. WALL, born 1873, married George PEED, settled in CA Minnie Irene WALL, born 22 July 1874, died 3 Feb 1944, married Robert Daniel TILLMAN and both buried Long's Chapel Church in Alamance Co. NC Hattie E. WALL, born 14 May 1875, died at age 13 buried Center Church James Whitsett WALL, born 8 Feb 1878, died 1956, Oakland CA Eugene Alford WALL, born 8 Feb 1878, twin of James W. WALL died Ohio Pearl Queensberry WALL, born 26 Sept 1881, died 16 Oct 1895 buried Center Church Cem. Pinckney Lowe WALL, born Oct 1883, settled in FL Ruby Violet WALL, born 8 Jan 1886, died 13 June 1910, unmarried, buried Center Church Cem. Victor WALL, born Oct 1889, married Annie SQUIRES, died Cleveland, Ohio Rose Irene WALL, born 1891, died at age 2, buried on family farm If anyone out there is researching any of this family, please contact me!. Minnie Irene WALL and Robert Daniel TILLMAN were my grandparents.