Hi to those researching TALLEYS, Two years ago I went to the Bethel Twp., PA Preservation Society Founders Day Festival. They had a lot of TALLEY Books & info there. I do not know if this TALLEY info will be there again this year but you may want to come & see what they have. I have been asked to set up a table on genealogy info & do a lecture on "How to get started in Genealogy Research." The Founders Day activities are from 12-3, the date is Saturday, September 16, at the fire hall/grounds, 3737 Foulk Road, right across the street from Siloam Methodist Church. The house tours are from 3-6. Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS) <<Hi Mary Lou, I always take note when I read about the Talleys, Sharpley's and Simmons. My family were friends with these people and I heard many stories about their childhood. There is a place in Brandywine called Talleys corner. Alot of the Talleys lived there. Do you know about the book "A History of the Talley Family and the Delaware " by George A Talley 1899 pub in Phil. PA Moyer & Lester Many are buried at Newark Union Cemetery like: John C. Talley b. March 13, 1850 d. April 29 1882. You can also try 1. Nadeen Wilson gnwilson@aol.com she has Talley's and Grubbs. 2. nbroermanm@home.com Hope this helps Paula > Hi, > My g grandfather's sister, Emma Worth, married John W. Talley in 1885. They > had one son, Ralph W. Talley, born in 1886. Emma died in 1892. I am > interested in learning more about this branch of the Talley family. I know > that John W. was the son of John Simmons Talley and Elizabeth Hill. > > Thanks, > Mary Lou>>