Barbara Jeffries wrote: > >I was just looking at the 1865 census for Grafton > > >Barbara, > > Is the 1865 census on line somewhere????? > > I have for Lodowick; born 9 Feb. 1760---death 14 Nov. 1841. My wife is going there tomorrow and will try to verify. Thinks there is as many as 100 graves in Bonesteel Cemetery, not all Bonesteels but all related. Info comes from Lillian [Hogle] Aiken 80 years old who is related thru Almon Bonesteel and has done some research on him. Anna Catharina Haasam may have been first Nicholas wife in Germany with children Michael and Nicholas born there.They died shortly after arrivial in America. A little of the confusion may be cleared up when I realized the 1717 list of Palatine immigrants still living in America is survivors, by head of household, with current wife probably listed by name. If I remember right, the 1710 list listed Nicholas plus a wife and 2 children. I will have to look at the 1710 book next week. Have a nice weekend. Dave

Hi, Lodowick's date of birth is based on his age, according to the cemetery record (from tombstone)at the time of his death. Tombstones are notoriously incorrect, but if that is all we have that is what we use. Barbara __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com