>I am sending this through the Franklin County List since Judy probably changed her e-mail address. Her mail was returned to me. >I just wanted to let everyone know how helpful you people have been for me. >Back to the research!!!! > >In snowy Montgomery County, >Pat SMITH >^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ > >Date: Wed, 07 Feb 2001 15:39:03 -0500 >>To: jlv@pa.net >>From: RichardSmith <RMSPAS@NNI.COM> >>Subject: Re: [PAFRANKL] CARR surname/Antrim Twsp. >>In-Reply-To: <39A07549.6C2EE38B@pa.net> >>References: <3.0.1.32.20000820145018.0069f0fc@NNI.COM> >> >>Hi Judy, >>Just wanted to send a special "THANK YOU" for this reply to my question. I am 99% sure that this is my g-grandfather. I found an obit at the Historical Society for James CARR with survivors and it listed my grandfather J. Sherman CARR. The date of date of death was 1/8/1899,so close enough. >> >>We visited the cemetery at Brown's Mill and took pictures of the tombstones. They included James (the father); James F.(the son); Maggie J. (the daughter); and Nancie B. (the mother). I know that my grandfather, Sherman, had a brother James. There was another sister Sadie who married a CLAYTON and lived in Phila. near Fairmont Park. >> >>Thank you again, >>Pat SMITH in Montgomery Co., PA >>Researching- CARR, SHOCKEY, HOOVER,NEWELL >> >> >>At 05:18 PM 08/20/00 -0700, you wrote: >>>Found a death record of James Carr, Browns Mill age 57 yrs., 8 months, >>>17 days died Jan. 1, 1899 This is from book- NECROLOGY OF FRANKLIN CO., >>>PA., Vol. 2 >>> >>>He could be buried at Browns Mill Cemetery, I do not have a record of >>>that cemetery, maybe someone else does. >>> >>>Judy >>> >>> >>> >>>