I received the books thru a college library in Columbus,Ohio.

Thank you Bob,,, Where would the main library be that I would go to to search County Historicals...? Darla Dunkin Ushler in Washington State

Another great book is Gateway to the W.E.S.T. by Ruth Bowers and Anita Short. I believe that you can only get this at the Library, and I doubt if they will let you check it out. It has 7 volumes but it sure has the info in it. Bob McFarland in Groveport, Ohio

David, Thank you for the kind response. I will be in touch by e-mail. Best Regards, John

The Adams Co courthouse burned around 1910, "after" a small portion of the earliest records were used by EVANS and Stiver in their 1900 history. On Wed, 10 Nov 1999 01:54:49 EST Lilac4me@aol.com writes: >When did this happen? The records burning??? >Thanks Darla Dunkin ushler > > >==== OHADAMS Mailing List ==== >Help Instructions at: >http://www.zoomnet.net/~chipmunk/SurnamesMail.html >or contact Betty at: chipmunk@zoomnet.net >Archives: >http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?surname=OHAdams >Your gracious donations to RootsWeb makes this all possible!! >Rootsweb: http://www.rootsweb.com/ > ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

John, Palestine Taylor and Elizabeth Jane Crabtree are my Great Great Grandparents. Here is some of the information that I do have. In my direct line, Nathaniel Taylor, son of Palestine and Elizabeth, my Grandmother (Ida Garnet "Taylor" Gardner) is the only living child. She lives with my parents a few miles from us. If you have any specific questions, please let me know and I will talk with her. She is in her 90's and memory isn't the best but there are moments when she has been extremely helpful, so I will ask her whatever I can. You have a few differences and/or additions to what I have so I am interested in your information. Regards, David Abbott david.abbott@worldnet.att.net Palestine was born 1834 and died aft. 1880 Elizabeth was born 26 Mar 1846 Jackson Co., OH Died 1938 Children: - Sophia - William - Joseph W. b. 1861 d. 1933 wife: Mary A. - James b. 1861 1st wife: Bertha - Children: Harley, Andy, George, Fred and Opel 2nd wife of James: Angie Evie Lauderbach - Children: Audrey, Lucille, Essie, Cleston, Ira, Millie, Bertha, Robert and Richard - Nathaniel "General Grant" This is my Great Grandfather b. 22 Oct 1863 d. 29 Dec 1916 married: Phoebe Edith Glaze b. 16 Aug 1871 d. 1 Jan 1954 Children of Nathaniel and Phoebe: - Grant Vinton b. 20 Nov 1890 d. 7 Apr 1891 - Charlie Sylvester b. 11 Jul 1892 d. 1979 - Blanche Elizabeth b. 26 May 1895 d. abt 1963 - Goldie Verne b. 7 Apr 1898 d. Aug 1981 - Iva Edith b. 7 Jun 1900 d. 13 May 1903 - Laura Violet b. 13 Apr 1902 d. 10 Jan 1903 - Edna Ruth b. 7 Nov 1909 d. Mar 1974 - Dorthy Myrtle b. 23 Jan 1911 d. 28 Jan 1996 - Arthur b. 22 Sep 1913 d. 15 Apr 1987 - Ida Garnet (My Grandmother - Living with my parents.) b. 13 Dec 1906 Married: Clarence Earl Gardner Children: Earl, Maurice, Paul and Betty (my mother) - Betty Ruth Gardner married: John Rayford Abbott Children: Danny, Cynthia, David and Julia -----Original Message----- From: J.R.Burnett <jrburnett@dragonbbs.com> To: OHADAMS-L@rootsweb.com <OHADAMS-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, November 09, 1999 7:30 AM Subject: [OHADAMS] Taylor >Hello List, > Does anyone have anything on the >Palestine/Palatine Taylor family? Last half of 1800s. Wife Elizabeth >Crabtree. >Children- Nathiel, William H, Viola, Issac, Bertha, Henry, George W. > Thanks, John > > >==== OHADAMS Mailing List ==== >Help Instructions at: http://www.zoomnet.net/~chipmunk/SurnamesMail.html >or contact Betty at: chipmunk@zoomnet.net >Archives: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?surname=OHAdams >Your gracious donations to RootsWeb makes this all possible!! >Rootsweb: http://www.rootsweb.com/ >

When did this happen? The records burning??? Thanks Darla Dunkin ushler

Thank you, everyone...

Hello List, Does anyone have anything on the Palestine/Palatine Taylor family? Last half of 1800s. Wife Elizabeth Crabtree. Children- Nathiel, William H, Viola, Issac, Bertha, Henry, George W. Thanks, John

I will try those sites you mentioned - - thanks much....jinny crystal Virginia Crystal (by way of Betty Lou Riley ) wrote: > > > > At 04:21 PM 11/06/1999 -0800, you wrote: > > >dear betty lou riley - we are looking for any information on alexander > > >and elizabeth LITTLE...think my Hannah Lilttle (1795-1860) was one of > > >their children. i belong to the adams co genealogy club - so far have > > >not had much help.....jinny crystal 7 nov 1999 > > > > > > > > > > > ==== OHADAMS Mailing List ==== > Help Instructions at: http://www.zoomnet.net/~chipmunk/SurnamesMail.html > or contact Betty at: chipmunk@zoomnet.net > Archives: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?surname=OHAdams > Your gracious donations to RootsWeb makes this all possible!! > Rootsweb: http://www.rootsweb.com/

1)Type in GENEOLOGY at your home page 2)Scroll down till you see "Family Search", will have Editors Choice in yellow beside it 3)Click on Family Search 4)Bookmark it Happy Hunting, Sue Sisk OHADAMS-L@rootsweb.com wrote: > Hi, > What is the address of this "Family Search" that I see mentioned from > time to time??? > Thanks, > Dixie Lea in The Land of OZ... > > ==== OHADAMS Mailing List ==== > Help Instructions at: http://www.zoomnet.net/~chipmunk/SurnamesMail.html > or contact Betty at: chipmunk@zoomnet.net > Archives: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?surname=OHAdams > Your gracious donations to RootsWeb makes this all possible!! > Rootsweb: http://www.rootsweb.com/

HI DIXIE LEA, THE URL IS http://familysearch.org/ THAT WILL TAKE YOU RIGHT TO LDS. GOD BLESS YOU & YOUR SEARCH. PAT in Az.

I had a friend,Cordelia Lewis Baudendistal died about 5 years ago. She had just out-lived her husband of 77 +years,who died almost 102. Let's say she was born 1895-98. Her Lewis family lived in a Meeker neighborhood on the Clermont Co-Brown Co Oh line,say 30 miles nw of Bentonville,at least when she was courted. Meeker is an 1800-10 name in the Bethel,Oh neghborhood ,from Essex Co,NJ. Jonas [?] Meeker had 20+ kids,so perhaps some were farmed out. Modern day Musgrove and Meeker Roads are the neighborhood/ Hamlet's only. w Pike Twnsp,Brown Co,and se Williamsburg ywnsp,Clermont Co.. On Mon, 8 Nov 1999 17:28:23 EST KDale60909@aol.com writes: >In a message dated 11/08/1999 12:41:52 PM Mountain Standard Time, >DIXIELJAW@aol.com writes: > ><< Murphy's Genealogy Laws >> > ><< f.. You find your family in the census and write to the >county where they lived for 40 years, only to receive a letter stating > >all the county records burned. >>> > >As in Adams Co. OH? Or Gwinnett Co GA? I've got several of >those--'taint >funny, McGee! > >Well, while I'm at it might as well repost in search of my lost LEWIS > >relatives, partially lost because the Adams county records burned! > >I'm the great granddaughter of James Madison LEWIS and Vanellia MEEKER >who >were married in Adams Co. 10 Sep 1865. So far, outside of my brother >and one >first cousin, I know of no other descendants--and I'm trying to find >them. > >James and Vanellia had the following children--I think. There may be >others. > >Rebecca b. 1869 >Freddie b. 1875 >Adam b. 1877 >James Arthur (called Art) b. 1879 >Charles Taylor b. 5 Nov 1881 >Estelle Chloe b. 6 Feb 1884 >George william b. 2 Oct 1886 >Earl Campbell b 1892 > >James (s/o William Lewis and Nancy Ann Lanthorn), died 5 Feb 1893. On >27 Jul >1894, Vanellia admitted Charles Taylor, Estelle Chloe and George >William to >the OH Veterans Children's Home in Xenia. They remained there until >they were >sixteen. She kept the baby, Earl, with her in Bentonville. In the >1900 >census Earl, Adam and Estelle Chloe (who had just turned 16) were >living with >her in Bentonville. By 1910, not a single one of these Lewises can be >found >in Adams Co. > >Charles Taylor Lewis was my grandfather--he married in IL, 1902, moved >to CA >abt. 1910. >Estelle Chloe was in CA (Sacramento) by 1920--married to Herman >Bremer. >George William worked in the shipyards around the Great Lakes, married >a >Gladys and had 4 sons--I only know the names of three: George, Wm. and > >Charles. George William died early--and Gladys dropped the sons off on > >Estelle--and disappeared. The sons then promptly ran away, but we have >had >some contact with several of them over the years. > >But what about descendants of the other five children? I keep waiting >for >one of them to show up--so far no luck! Somewhere out there... . Do >any of >these names look familiar? > >Happy hunting, folks, >Karen Lewis Dale > > >==== OHADAMS Mailing List ==== >Help Instructions at: >http://www.zoomnet.net/~chipmunk/SurnamesMail.html >or contact Betty at: chipmunk@zoomnet.net >Archives: >http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?surname=OHAdams >Your gracious donations to RootsWeb makes this all possible!! >Rootsweb: http://www.rootsweb.com/ > ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

I'm going to post the will of a Daniel Sherwood,Talbot Co,eastern shore of Md, who may be the same that bought,1716,Baltimore,Scotch P.O.W.'S ALEXANDER MCQUEEN;WM ONAN;ALEXANDER MCDUGALL and John McINTYRE.They had been captured in the Battle of Preston, ne Eng and transported in chains. 1st, I have a James MCQUEEN,near Graham's Station,on the Lewis Co,Ky bank of the Ohio,and almost just across the Ohio,at the mouth of Ohio Brush Creek,Adams Co,Oh,a Catholic named Daniel Sherwood. 1790's Neighbors. <Picture> HOME | Academy | Library | Search | Link Station | World Tree | Genealogy Shoppe | HELP <Picture> Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 8 FieldSearchMatches[Any]TALBOT84 84 Combined Matches Next Hits Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 8 page 6 [p.6] Sherwood, Daniel, planter,Talbot Co. 21st May, 1733; 18th Nov., 1738. To son Hugh and hrs., dwelling plantation “Daniel and Mary.” To son Daniel and hrs., all land down the neck called “Anctle” except the point called “The Change.” To dau. Margrett and hrs., afsd. point “The Change,” div. line to begin at hd. of Harris' Ck., bet. sd. “Change” and Turkey Point, and run to head of a cove of Choptank R., which lies bet. John Bull's and afsd. “Change.” To dau. Mary Auld lots and houses at Oxford until her sons John and Daniell Auld arrive at age of 21 paying œ profits to dau. Lucey yearly, until day of her marriage, allowing first to wife ––, her thirds, and when grandsons, John and Daniel come to age afsd., l****s and houses to be divided bet. them and their hrs.; shd. either die during minority survivor with next bro., if any, to enjoy sd. property. To dau. Elizabeth Tembt and hrs., 400 A. of “Eason” and “Eason's Addition,” Dorchester Co.; residue of sd. tract to dau. Lucey and hrs. To daus. Cathrine Skinner, Dorothy Elliott and Lucey and their hrs., “The Adventure,” Tuckahoe Ck., Dorchester Co.; shd. either die without issue their portion to next hr.-at-law. To son Hugh, moyety of the windmill at bro. Francis', and to son Daniel right and title to schoolhouse testator built at or near the church. Exs.: Wife ––, and son Hugh. Test: William Hambleton, Joseph Sherwood, William Fairbank (Fairbanck) (Quaker). 18 Nov., 1738. Mary Sherwood renounces as extx., of above will; son Hugh already dec'd. Test: Thomas Bullen. 22. 11. Click to view full context - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 8 page 7 Dickinson, James, mcht.,Talbot Co., 18th Aug., 1738; 1st Jan., 1738. To son William and hrs., “Frankford,” St. Michall, “Hatten,” “Benett's Freshes,” “Baildon;” and personalty. To daus. Elizabeth, Mary and Ann, and their hrs., “Dickinson's Plains,” Queen Anne's Co.; shd. either die during minority or before disposing of their respective shares, survivors to enjoy portion of dec'd. [p.7] Exs.: Wife ––, and son-in-law Antony Richardson. Test: David Jones, Samuel Abbott, Robert Harding (Hardens), Solomon Sharp (Q). 30 Dec., 1738. Antho. Richardson renounces as ex. of above will in favour of Mrs. Hanah Dickenson. 22. 12. Click to view full context - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 8 Fish, Edmond, Jr.,Talbot Co., 22nd Dec., 1738; 20th Jan., 1738-9. To kinsman Edmond Gressom son of sister Sarah Gressom, kinsman William, son of John Carr, Joshua, son of Joshua Greasom, dec'd., and kinswoman Mary Greasom, dau. of sister Sarah Gressum, personalty, some of which des. as brought from Pennsylvania. To kinsman Joshua Greasom, son of sister Sarah and hrs., interest in two tracts deeded testator by his father Edmond Fish, dec'd., dated 1 Feb., 1734; and personalty. To kinsman Edmond, son of John Carr and hrs., 136 A. “Gatterly More;” and personalty now in poss. of father. Sister Sarah Greasom (Greassam), extx., and residuary legatee. Test: John Stevens (Quaker), Joseph Mirrick, Ralph Elston. Probate taken in presence of Edmond Fish, father of testator. 22. 37. Click to view full context - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 8 Banan (Banin), Philip,Talbot Co., 17th Oct., 1735; 2nd Feb., 1738. To wife Mary, entire estate during life. To dau. Mary, personalty at day of marriage, if she pleaseth her mother, if not, to remain in estate until her mother's decease, and whole estate divided among five children. To son Philman and hrs., after his mother's decease, dwelling plantation ––. To son William and hrs., 50 A. of “New Designe.” To son Quilton and hrs., 50 A. “Banin's Hazard,” each of 3 sons to pay certain personalty to son Henry. Sons to sell lands only to one another, not to leave their mother until of age at 21 yrs. Test: Henry Burgess, Edmond Farrell, William Smith. 22. 38. Click to view full context - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 8 page 27 Calk, Sarah, widow,Talbot Co., 24th July, 1738; 22nd Mch., 1738. To 3 sons, viz.: James, Francis and Charles Cartwright Calk and their hrs., “Lewis,” to be equally divided when sd. sons come to age of 21; son James to have dwelling plantation, son Francis the plantation where Margaret Rigby now lives, and son Charles the plantation where Stephen Hall now lives; shd. any of sons die without issue, survivors to inherit portion of dec'd; shd. all die without issue lands to be divided bet. two daus. Sarah Roberts and Alice Collison and their hrs.; and certain personalty as they come to age of 18. [p.27] To dau. Alice Collison and to grand-dau. Mary Roberts, at age of 16, personalty. Residue of personalty to be divided among all children. Ex.: Son James. Test: Charles Spencer, Francis Porter, Peter Calk, Thomas Smith. 22. 53. Click to view full context - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 8 Pamphilon (Pampillion), Thomas,Talbot Co., 24th Sept., 1738; 9th Apr., 1739. To son Thomas and hrs., 83 A. “Eaton's Addition” and “Lob's Cornor,” after his decease, if without issue, to next hr. at law. To son Nicholas and hrs., house and lot in Oxford. To wife Margaret, extx., windmill now on Oxford town point, and 1/3 personal estate. Testator directs that “Sprily” Queen Anne's Co., be sold, œ of proceeds to be paid son Edward at age of 21, the other œ divided among daus. –– at age of 16. Test: John Lurtey, Edward Oldham, Robert Lowery. 22. 55. Click to view full context - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 8 page 28 Hopkins, Dennis, planter,Talbot Co., 19th Feb., 1738; 24th Apr., 1739. To eldest son John, third son Richard, fourth son William, and fifth son, Samuel, 1s. each, they having received their portions. To second son Dennis and hrs., 100 A. of “Hopkins Point,” where he now lives, that is to say, as far as the div. line bet. his bro. John and he, held now by Henry Nicolls, and at upper end bet. line of Joseph Hopkins and him which is now Barrets. To sixth son Joshua and hrs., after decease of wife, dwelling plantation, being 106 A. of “London Derry,” and personalty. To daus. Susannah Parratt and Sarah Bartlett, personalty. [p.28] To wife Elizabeth, extx., use of dwelling plantation and personal estate during life, at her decease personalty to be divided among all children then living. Test: Lambert Booker, Russell Armstrong, William Price. 22. 55. Click to view full context - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 8 Bush, William, planter,Talbot Co., 5th Mch., 1727-8; 1st May, 1739. To wife Elizabeth and sons and daus., personal estate divided, equally, lands in afsd. Co. to wife during life, at her decease to son Richard and hrs. To sons Abraham and William, personalty, to be paid them after decease of wife. Exs.: Wife and son Richard. Test: Richard Chace, Elinor Chance, Jacob Gore. Note: Above will signed Richard Bush (his mark), at time of probate Jacob Gore states that by mistake he signed Richard instead of William, William Bush being the proper name of sd. testator. Exs. mentioned refuse to act. 22. 56. Click to view full context - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 8 Dawson, James,Talbot Co., 23rd Mch., 1738; 8th May, 1739. To wife Mary, personalty, some of which des. as in hands of James Edge as agent and factor for Richard Gilbart, Esq. To son John and hrs., 275 A. “Dawson's Loss,” Chester R., Queen Anne's Co., he dying without issue to son George and hrs., he dying without issue to daus., as they are in priority of age to wit: Ann and Mabell, and their hrs. To son George and hrs., 113 A. “Bayley's Forest,” nr. “Thrid-haven ck.” Residue of personalty to be divided amongst children, viz.: Impey, Thos. Impey, John, George, Ann and Mabel. Exs.: Wife and son Impey. Test: Risdon Bozman, Frances Bozman, William Prestly. 22. 57. Click to view full context - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 8 Welsh, Robert,Talbot Co., 21st May, 1739; 21st Sept., 1739. To son William and male hrs., tract of land “Plensly” also tract adjoining “Sydenberry.” In default of such hrs. sd. tracts to pass to son Robert and male hrs. and in default of such hrs. to next younger son Thomas and male hrs. Wife Elizabeth extx. to have use of lands during her widowhood. Test: Robt. Wardlow, Thomas Martin, Jr., Thos. Metcalfe. Note: Widow extx. died before probate of above will. 22. 92 Cli - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- © Copyright 1997 Ancestry, Inc. All rights reserved - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

In a message dated 11/08/1999 12:41:52 PM Mountain Standard Time, DIXIELJAW@aol.com writes: << Murphy's Genealogy Laws >> << f.. You find your family in the census and write to the county where they lived for 40 years, only to receive a letter stating all the county records burned. >> As in Adams Co. OH? Or Gwinnett Co GA? I've got several of those--'taint funny, McGee! Well, while I'm at it might as well repost in search of my lost LEWIS relatives, partially lost because the Adams county records burned! I'm the great granddaughter of James Madison LEWIS and Vanellia MEEKER who were married in Adams Co. 10 Sep 1865. So far, outside of my brother and one first cousin, I know of no other descendants--and I'm trying to find them. James and Vanellia had the following children--I think. There may be others. Rebecca b. 1869 Freddie b. 1875 Adam b. 1877 James Arthur (called Art) b. 1879 Charles Taylor b. 5 Nov 1881 Estelle Chloe b. 6 Feb 1884 George william b. 2 Oct 1886 Earl Campbell b 1892 James (s/o William Lewis and Nancy Ann Lanthorn), died 5 Feb 1893. On 27 Jul 1894, Vanellia admitted Charles Taylor, Estelle Chloe and George William to the OH Veterans Children's Home in Xenia. They remained there until they were sixteen. She kept the baby, Earl, with her in Bentonville. In the 1900 census Earl, Adam and Estelle Chloe (who had just turned 16) were living with her in Bentonville. By 1910, not a single one of these Lewises can be found in Adams Co. Charles Taylor Lewis was my grandfather--he married in IL, 1902, moved to CA abt. 1910. Estelle Chloe was in CA (Sacramento) by 1920--married to Herman Bremer. George William worked in the shipyards around the Great Lakes, married a Gladys and had 4 sons--I only know the names of three: George, Wm. and Charles. George William died early--and Gladys dropped the sons off on Estelle--and disappeared. The sons then promptly ran away, but we have had some contact with several of them over the years. But what about descendants of the other five children? I keep waiting for one of them to show up--so far no luck! Somewhere out there... . Do any of these names look familiar? Happy hunting, folks, Karen Lewis Dale

A friend of mine sent this, so, I'm forwarding it to all my wonderful lists... Dixie Lea in K. C. (Ks.)Murphy's Genealogy Laws a.. The will you need is in a safe onboard the Titanic B.. You finally find the wedding record for your gggrandfather only to discover he married Mary SMITH whose father was John SMITH and mother was Mary JONES! c.. You have finally found the information you needed to solve the family mystery you have been working on for 2 years and your elderly aunt says "I could have told you that!" d.. You find an old family photo album and upon close examination, there are no names on the pictures. e.. You learn that your great grandmother's family bible (passed down through the family for 3 generations) was sold at an estate sale in New York City. f.. You find your family in the census and write to the county where they lived for 40 years, only to receive a letter stating all the county records burned. g. You learn there is a county history on microfilm of the county your ancestors originated. It has 16000 pages and is not indexed. h.. The public ceremony in which your distinguished ancestor participated and at which the platform collapsed under him, turned out to be a hanging. Where is that guy Murphy anyway?? I really do have a few things to say to him!

> > At 04:21 PM 11/06/1999 -0800, you wrote: > >dear betty lou riley - we are looking for any information on alexander > >and elizabeth LITTLE...think my Hannah Lilttle (1795-1860) was one of > >their children. i belong to the adams co genealogy club - so far have > >not had much help.....jinny crystal 7 nov 1999 > > > > > >

Hi, What is the address of this "Family Search" that I see mentioned from time to time??? Thanks, Dixie Lea in The Land of OZ...

11/08/99 To: From: eubanks123@aol.com(Bob Eubanks) According to information I have received: Murlin Augusta Eubanks was born 14 Aug 1901, Peebles, Adams Co, Ohio Ada Mae Eubanks was born 26 Jun 1901, Peebles, Adams Co, OH I would like to know if they are related. Murlin Augusta Eubanks is the daughter of Marion Stephen Eubanks, born 22Mar1873,Buena Vista,Ohio. His father is Francis M. Eubanks born 1837 somewhere in KY. Francis M. Eubanks was married to his first wife, Nancy Arnett in 1860 in Nicholas Co, KY, They moved to Adams Co, OH around 1863. He married his 2nd wife, Anna Elizabeth Paris around 1870 in Adams Co, OH. Ada Mae Eubanks is the daughter of Granville R. Eubanks born 24Mar1872 in KY. His father is John Wesley Eubanks born 16Jun1838 in Nicholas Co, KY. John Wesley Eubanks moved to Adams Co, OH around 1875. He died in Adams Co, OH on 26 Nov 1914. I would appreciate any information on this family. Bob Eubanks Leesburg, FL email: Eubanks123@aol.com website: http://members.aol.com/eubanks123/index.html

Hi Joe, My line of Bradfords: William Bradford 1770-1862 Margaret Parkinson 1780-1852 m.8-20-1799 Samuel Bradford 1808-1877 Eliza N.Case 1822-1894 m.12-1-1839 Benjamin Cyrus Bradford 1857-1940 Gertrude Davis 1868-1935 m.10-1-1901 Virgil Davis Bradford 1906-Living Bertha Lerlene Carter 1910-1999 m.3-24-1927 Hope this helps,if you can give me more details I`ll try to find a connection. Take Care, Sue Sisk jbrad805@gte.net wrote: > My GGrandfather, Robinson Bradford and most of his brothers and sisters, > were born in Adams Co. Please send your Bradford connection. > Joe Bradford > Justin, Texas > jbrad805@gte.net