Bruce Sullivan wrote: > > Sue, > > >Graham, who was born sometime around 1807. He married Prudence (Green) > >Getty. (Prudence was formerly married to a James Getty and she was also > >related in some way to the Templetons). > > Would you happen to know of who the Templeton connection was? My Distant > relatives (GGG grandfather?)were the first settelers in Templeton and the > town was named after William Templeton in Armstrong County. I am not sure > of any Grahams however I will give you any information as I receive it. Is > your Templeton - Graham information located in Elderton, Indiana Co. Any > information would be usefull as there were so many Templetons in this region > at this time. Too many to keep track of. > Thanks, > Bruce > > BRUCE SULLIVAN > sullivab@pop.pitt.edu > sullivab@pirrs.cbs.pitt.edu > Time is the chrysalis of eternity: Richter > Of what use are forms, seeing at times they > are empty? Of the same use as barrels, > which at times are empty to: Hare > > ==== PAARMSTR Mailing List ==== > To contact Patti Caldwell Fasy, Listmistress, click below: > mailto:glitters@naples.infi.net > remember, "Please practice random acts of kindness"........ Hi Bruce, I don't know what the Templeton/Prudence connection was (yet). It seems to me that the Templeton name was mentioned in Prudence's will. I'm writing from work right now and all my notes are at home. I will look through my material tonight and tell you exactly what it says about the Templetons. Prudence's maiden name was Green. Her mother's maiden name was Sidwell. I assume the Grandfather, Joseph Sidwell, of Cecil Co., MD was rather wealthy as he left Prudence an inheritance. I don't think the Templetons were connected with the Grahams but rather were connected to either the Greens or Sidwells. Will let you know what I have. Thanks, Sue