Hi , I'm wondering Can Any One Help? I have a line of pierces, they were living in Georgia. My grandmothers name is Freda Pierce B)1901 d) 1975 , Her mother Drucilla pierce b)1865-1940 . They are both buried in Big Horse Creek Cemetary, On what is now Jenkins cty. Her father ,by the death certificate, George Pierce , Mother Roxanne Cubbedge, word of mouth is There was a Cubbedge house there, like a bed and breakfast, I find a George pierce, B) in 1808, and the rest of that line, and it goes to a Samuel Pierce, and I have heard that name in our family, he supposedly was from NC. Can anyone help me with this, I may not be looking in the right place.........Help!!! Goldieprime@aol.com

BlankHi List, I am looking for information on a Richard PIERCE born abour 1891, Liverpool, son of Anthony and Theresa PIERCE nee LYONS. Richard emigrated to the US in December 1914. His final destination was his Aunt Mrs M. LEE, of 306, 144th Street, New York. I believe he may have been working at the Presbeteryan Hospital in Manhatten around 1920. (from 1920 US Census). His next of kin was listed as Hannah JOY, 83 Victoria Road, Seacombe, Cheshire. Richard had previouslsy visited the US around 1897-1900 when he was in Boston. It is not known who he went with as in 1898 his Mother was in Seacombe where she had another child Lilian. It is not known where his father was at this time but as a Mariner he could have been at Sea. Richard had at least two children Dick Jnr and a younger child name not known but thought to be a girl. Does anyone have any knowledge of Richard or his family. I would be grateful for any information. Many thanks, Maureen - Oxfordshire, UK http://www.geocities.com/sheppie1uk/shep1.html RESEARCHING: PIERCE,LYONS,JOY,SKINNER,STONE,CHOWN,BROWN,HASLER,SHEPHERD,MUNT, PAULING www.justgen.com for hundreds of geneology links. Also call into www.justgen.com chat for help and advice from fellow geneologists, or just a friendly geneology chat. If you are an experienced geneologist perhaps you could help some of our newer members.

I am looking for any connections to William Pierce, b. 1855, d. 1927, was married to Elizabeth (?) Pierce, b. 1857, d. 1935, they had at least one son, most likely more children though., possibly an Alvie and a Sarah. The one son I have record of is: William Stanley Pierce, b. 1888, d. 1984. He was married to Grace Louise Payne, b. 1900, d. 1996. These are my great grandparents and then grandparents, they lived in Jefferson county, Elder twp. PA. --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! News - Today's headlines

Georgia Marriages, 1851-1900 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- PIERCE, J. H. H. Spouse: KENNEDY, JOSEPHINE Marriage Date: 24 Dec 1874 County: Terrell State: GA ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- PEARCE, J. H. Spouse: KENNEDY, HANNAH Marriage Date: 23 Dec 1871 County: Thomas State: GA ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----

Dear Pierce Researchers, I need help straightening out some confusion regarding my 5th Great Grandfather Joshua Pierce of Pembroke MA, who married Hopestill Hollway, Joshua born c1705, deceased 15 March 1794, and is buried in Cornwall Cemetery, Cornwall, Litchfield Co., CT, his gravestone engraved as follows: "Inscription: In Memory of Lieut Joshua Pierce who Died March 15th 1794 in the 89th year of his age" The Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) Patriot Index provides the following information: "PIERCE, Joshua Birth: MA 25 Jan 1705 Service: CT Rank: PS Death: CT 13 Mar 1794 Patriot Pensioned: No Widow Pensioned: No Children Pensioned: No Heirs Pensioned: No Spouse: (1) Hopestill Holloway PS - is patriotic service. He may have fed the army or given livestock. " Question: Could Joshua Pierce have been given the military rank of Lieutenant if his Rev. War service was a public service? Did he have milita ry service other than the "public service" as stated in the DAR index? How did Joshua come by the military rank of Lieutenant as engraved on his gravestone? Did he serve in some Train Band? His spouse, Hopestill, is also buried in Cornwall Cemetery and gravestone is engraved as follows: Hopestill Pierce wife of Lieut Joshua Pierce Departed this Life the 10th of April 1784 in the 81st year of her Age" Any clarification on Joshua's military ranking "Lieut" will be most appreciated. Thank you, Jeannie Winter ooo --- This Email Automatically Scanned for Virus --- ooo by Norton Live Update Anti-Virus Software

I believe that my ggrandfather, Cyrus Pierce, came from Chester Co., PA and was the son of Cyrus Pierce. I believe (but can't prove) that Cyrus (b 1-3-1812) was the son of Levi (b 12-4-1790) and Phebe (Stephen & Pebe White) Pierce; Sarah M. and Martha Ann were the other 2 documented siblings. I believe that Levi is the son of George (b 1767?) & Martha Pierce. This information is from Early Church Records of Chester County, PA. Is there any relationship between this Pierce family and that of "Isaac Peirce and Betsy Cloud Peirce, daughter of Abner Cloud. Isaac Peirce was born in Chester County, Pa., April 9, 1756, came to the District about the time of the revolution, and married Betsy Cloud in 1779... The children of Isaac and Betsy Peirce were Amy, born 1780; Job, born 1781, married Sarah Harvey; Anne, born 1783, married Samuel Simonton; Abner Cloud Peirce, born 1785, died 1851, and inherited the mill property; Hannah, born 1789, married Hayes Speakman, died 1875; Mary, born 1791; Betsy, 1793; Joshua, born 1795; married Susan Coats, daughter of Jacob Coats of Philadelphia." Thank you, Mary Gall

Hello, List! I wanted to give something back for help one of our Listers gave me, so here is a transcript from Rambler, 3/22/1925 which was sent to me by a librarian in the Virginia Room of the Fairfax City Regional Library in Fairfax, VA. It is part of an article which apparently was one of a series. My ancestor is Abner PIERCE, born 1792 in Massachusetts and died probably in 1862 in northern Virginia, but I had requested the article in case it referred to the one I was seeking. Perhaps my disappointment will be someone else's "happy dance." "In writing of Joshua Peirce's Linnean Hill nursery, the Rambler forgot to mention that for many years he was owner of the squares bounded by Thirteenth and Sixteenth, R and S streets, and had a tree plantation there. Joshua Peirce was the eighth child of Isaac Peirce and Betsy Cloud Peirce, daughter of Abner Cloud, who ran the mill whose ruins are on the flats about a mile this side of Chain Bridge. Isaac Peirce was born in Chester County, Pa., April 9, 1756, came to the District about the time of the Revolution, and married Betsy Cloud in 1779. Isaac bought a mill-seat on Rock Creek and built Peirce's Mill about 1800. You have seen cut in stone in the spring house west of the mill, this 'B. I. P. 1801.' You might infer the meaning as 'Built by Isaac Peirce,' but the late Abner Peirce Shoemaker interpreted it as 'Betsy and Isaac Peirce, 1801.' The children of Isaac and Betsy Peirce were Amy, born 1780; Job, born 1781, married Sarah Harvey; Anne, born 1783, married Samuel Simonton; Abner Cloud Peirce, born 1785, died 1851, and inherited the mill property; Hannah, born 1789, married Hayes Speakman, died 1875; Mary, born 1791; Betsy, 1793; Joshua, born 1795; married Susan Coats, daughter of Jacob Coats of Philadelphia. Joshua died in 1869, and in the National Intelligencer, April 12, that year, was this: 'Mr. Joshua Peirce, one of the oldest citizens of Washington died yesterday afternoon at his residence, Linnean Hill, near the city, in the 75th year of his age. Mr. Peirce was well known to our citizens generally, for many years being engaged in the propagation of rare trees and plants, and was the owner of a square of ground near the State Department, which he used as a branch of his nursery at Linnean Hill.' The Linnean Hill property was left by Mr. Peirce to Peirce Klingle, a nephew of Mrs. Peirce, and it was in possession of the Klingle family at the time of its inclusion in Rock Creek Park in 1890." Bev ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/web/.

Listers: This seems like it could be useful, so I am sending to my mailing lists. When States Began Death Registration Alabama: 1908 Alaska: 1913 Arizona: 1909 Arkansas: 1914 California: 1905 Colorado: 1907 Connecticut: 1897 Delaware: 1881 District of Columbia: 1855 Florida: 1899 Georgia: 1919 Hawaii: 1896 Idaho: 1911 Illinois: 1916 Indiana: 1900 Iowa: 1880 Kansas: 1911 Kentucky: 1911 Louisiana: 1914 Maine: 1892 Maryland: 1898 Massachusetts: 1841 Michigan: 1867 Minnesota: 1900 Mississippi: 1912 Missouri: 1910 Montana: 1907 Nebraska: 1905 Nevada: 1911 New Hampshire: 1905 New Jersey: 1848 New Mexico: 1919 New York: 1880 North Carolina: 1913 North Dakota: 1908 Ohio: 1909 Oklahoma: 1908 Oregon: 1903 Pennsylvania: 1906 Rhode Island: 1852 South Carolina: 1915 South Dakota: 1905 Tennessee: 1914 Texas: 1903 Utah: 1905 Vermont: 1857 Virginia: 1912 Washington: 1907 West Virginia: 1917 Wisconsin: 1907 Wyoming: 1909

I am looking for the parents of Stephen Peirce/Pierce b. 1759 d.06-02-1832 m. 08-08-1781 Susannah Thetford b. 01-18-1760 d. 04-18-1835. Stephen and Susannah might have lived in KY (Mason County) at some point. They were the parents of: Lewis b. 02-26-1783 d. 08-02-1785 John b. 11-11-1784 Lewis b. 09-03-1786 d. 04-30-1793 Caleb b. 09-11-1788 d. before 1826 Abram b. 08-19-1790 Elizabeth b. 10-01-1792 Mary b. 02-07-1795 Aholiab b. 03-05-1801 d. 01-23-1853 My great great grandmother Elizabeth Hieatt (probably from KY) married first Caleb and they had 3 children: Benjamin Hieatt Pierce, James Orval Pierce and Elizabeth Anne Pierce. Elizabeth Hieatt Pierce then married Caleb's brother Aholiab and they had 3 children: Susannah Thetford Pierce ( my great grandmother), Mary Frances Pierce and James Hervey Pierce. We assume that Caleb died before 1826 when Aholiab and Elizabeth married. We are fairly certain that the children of Stephen and Susannah Thetford Pierce were in KY and maybe born in KY but that is not definite. All the above names and dates are in a Peirce/Pierce - Sullivan Bible but no places are mentioned with the names and dates. Is anyone searching for any of this family? Anne in KY

Good Evening: I have found out who the William James PIERCE (1868-1910) was that married Mary C. RICHTER (1876-1906), daughter of John C. RICHTER, Sr. (1848-1907) and Alice Elizabeth DANIEL (1854-1924) in 1900. He was the son of James H. PIERCE (1948-1879) and Artilla BEAUCHAMP of Oxford, Lafayette County, MS. This information is from the PIERCE Project. According to this information, the PIERCES were originally from Laurel, Franklin County, IN and James's parents were Harvey PIERCE and Sarah DICKERSON. He descended from the Benjamin PIERCE Family of Scituate, Plymouth County, MA. This Pierce Project information also agrees with my primary source information on this family.... I also feel that Artilla was out of the William BEAUCHAMP family of Worcester County, Md that migrated to Meriwether County, GA by 1838. This is the same family into which Ruth Birney SMITH, daughter of James Emmett SMITH and Grace Lee McCLELLAN, married into. Ruth Birney SMITH married Paul BEAUCHAMP in 1921. Grace McCLELLAN was the daughter of Harriett Ann TATUM and Leander Calvin McCLELLAN and grand daughter of Margaret POTTER and Joseph John TATUM. Margaret was the younger sister of Anne Eliza POTTER who married Charles W. RICHTER, Sr. about 1832. Mary C. RICHTER was the grand daughter of Charles and Anne Eliza POTTER of Madison Morgan County, GA. Grace's sister was Alice Josephine McCLELLAN (1856-1907), the founder of the PTA in 1897. Alice married, first, Alonzo James WHITE, Jr. Esq. (1845-1877) of Charleston, SC and second she married Theodore Weld BIRNEY, Esq. of Chevy Chase, MD. Other information about the PIERCES of Oxford, MS. Edward B. PIERCE, brother of William, was born about 1867 and was the Secretary to the President of the University of Mississippi at some point. We know that by 1910 he as a VP of the Chicago and Rock Island Rail Road. James H. PIERCE had a brother, Edward D. PIERCE born 1850 who was in 1910 "of Hattiesburg, MS." An older sister, Mary D. PIERCE,born 1846 married a Leonidas LANE in 1865 and a Simeon D. TUCKER of Geneva, OH, second. All of these children of Harvey PIERCE and Sarah DICKERSON were born in Laurel, Franklin County, IN. Edward and William PIERCE had a sister, Eula (or Lila) PIERCE born about 1875 who married Dr. Matthew S. DIBRELL, MD of Van Buren, Crawford County, AR before 1900. Artilla PIERCE is living with them in 1910-1920. If you have any information on this family I would appreciate it, especially any connections to a DANIEL, O'DANIEL, DONALD, DONNELL McDANIEL or McDONALD family. Thanks, in advance... John R. Clarke For some of the best in the outdoors visit www.outdoorwriter.com This message is virus also free

Hi, I am Juanita Daigle and I host the Hiram, Oxford County, USGenWeb page at http://www.rootsweb.com/~mechiram/ I am trying to do some research on the founders of Hiram and those that served in the military. I would like to work on the military page and display military records, pictures or any other documented information that there might be. I appologize if you get this email more than once as I am going to send it to all the surname lists that I am looking for help with... Below are all of the names from Hiram and atleast one of them pretains to this list. If anyone has information on these I would love to hear from them...... I would really like to see if anyone out there has the military files on any of these and would like to donate a copy to be scanned and put on the website... I will do all the work, all I need are copies either thru regular mail or email... Once scanned and on the web, all the copies will be donated to the Hiram Historical Society. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.... I can be reached at 2 email address fljd@bellsouth.net which is the one I use on the mailing lists or hiram@nsbjd.com which is the address on the Hiram website... I will unfortunately have to unsubscribe to all these lists as I wouldnt be able to handle all the reading... Check out the Hiram page which has a lot of information and all but one cemetery listed there, some with pictures... Again Thank you Juanita The list of names: Bailey, Alonzo B. Benton, Willard Bird, John W. Blanchard, Mark Bowley, Hugh R. Brown, William Buck, Jacob Bucknell, Andrew R. Bucknell, John Bucknell, Simeon Burbank, Asa Burbank, Israel Burnell, Joseph Butterfield, Philip Cilley, William Cobbett, Robert W. Cotton, Ralph Cross, Aaron Day, Fred Day, George F. Doherty, Vincent Durgin, Howard Durgin, Norman Eastman, Bernard Fadden, Roger Foss, Daniel Gilman, James Gilpatrick, Eli W, Givens, Harry Glines, Lee Goodenow, John Goodwin, Alfred Goodwin, Ivory F. Gould, James S. Gray, George W. Gray, Lawrence Gray, Luther Gray, William Gregoire, Reny Hartford, Jr., Herman Hartford, Solomon Heath, Richard Holland , Carl R. Holland, Keith E. Hunt, Lloyd S. Hyberts, Carl J. Jewell, John L. Jewett, Clayton R. Joyce, Frank H. Kimball, Ephraim Kimball, Reuben Lane, Daniel Lewis, Abijah Lewis, Darius R. Lewis, Noah Locklin, Lawrence L. Lowell, Albert Lowell, Jonathan Lowell, Moses Lowell, Reuben Mason, Oliff E. McLaughlin, Russell McLucas, John McLucas, Moody McLucas, Robert McLucas, Royal Merrifield, Charles Merrifield, Isaac Meserve, Joseph C. Meserve, Lewis Milliken, Albion Nason, Frank M. Norton, William G. Osgood, John B. Osgood, George Osgood, George W. Parker, H. W. Parker, I. Parker, Joseph Peterson, George Pierce, Allen M. Pierce, John Pierce, John Pierce, Josiah Pierce, William Potter, Howard Rankin, Earl Rankin, Ralph Rankin, Royce Richardson, Aaron Sanborn, Robert S. Sargent, William Sawyer, Isaac B. Smith, Gerhardt Spring, Alpheus Spring, Robert Spring, Thomas Spring, Tom Spring, William G. Stanley, Dorsey Storer, Eben Storer, John Sutton, George Thurlow, Frank Thurlow, George Tracy, Raymond Wadsworth, II, Peleg Wadsworth, Seth Walker, Ernest F. Ward, George W. Warren, John Warren, Nathaniel Watson, John Watson, George S. Watson, Thomas B. Wentworth, Moses E. York, Walter H.

I have conflicting information about this PIERCE or PEIRCE family but they seem to be from Aberdeen, Monroe County, MS. The following is the 1880 census information for this family, as well as those families that are located adjacent to them. If any of this sounds familiar, please drop me a line. Thanks, in advance.... <<<< 1880 Monroe County, MS (Aberdeen District) Census, household #91 PIERCE, Artilla, head, white, female, age 32,keeing house, married, born MS, father born TN, mother born TN PIERCE, Eddie, white, male, age 11, son, at home, attending school, born MS, father born IN, mother born MS PIERCE, Willie, white, male, age 10, son, at home, attending school, born MS, father born IN, mother born MS PIERCE, Ula, white, female, age 6, daughter, at home, attending school, born MS, father born IN, mother born MS Living next to this family in 1880: #85 #86 McALLISTER, U.S., age 72, farmer, born SC, father born Scotland, mother born VA #87 RANSON, J. H. age 27, school teacher, born VA, father born VA, mother born VA #88 CARLISLE, James, age 70, book keeper, born Ireland, father born Scotland, mother born France #89 TURBEVILLE, Martha, age 62, keeping house, born VA, father born Scotland, mother born England #90 PAINTER, Thomas, age 30, artist, born SC, father born NC,. mother born SC #91 PIERCE, Artilla #92 HARRIS, Sarah, age 44, seamstress, born AL, father born (blank) mother born SC #93 MEADOW, Will, age 30, freight agent, born MS, father born SC, mother born AL >>> John R. Clarke For some of the best in the outdoors visit

Hi: I'm looking for any information I can find on Colonal Willaim Pierce. He was born in Burlington Vermont, and married Olive Bernice Shedd. They lived in Truxton, Cortland county, New York, where they had the following children -: i Chandler Pierce ii William Pierce iii Betsey Pierce iv Lavinia Pierce v Ezekiel Pierce vi Elizabeth Pierce vii Olive Pierce viii Mary Pierce Colonel and Olive Pierce are buried in the Apulia cemetery, as well as is Betsey. I am particuarily interedted in who his parents were. He has represented a road block for quite some time. Thank you. Dana

BlankI have just joined the list and would like to post my interest. I am researching my father's side of the family. Unfortunately I have already hit a brickwall with my father. His name is Martin Michael (Michael Martin) PIERCE, born between 1906 and 1914 in either Seacombe, Cheshire or Liverpool. I have traced him back to around 1928 when he moved from Cheshire or Liverpool to Corwen in Wales. Anything prior to that is not known. To save writing a huge e mail everything I know about him is on the following web page: http://www.geocities.com/sheppie1uk/shep13.html I would be interested to hear from anyone with any knowledge or connections. Many thanks, Maureen - Oxfordshire http://www.geocities.com/sheppie1uk/shep1.html RESEARCHING: PIERCE,LYONS,JOY,SKINNER,STONE,CHOWN,BROWN,HASLER,SHEPHERD,MUNT, PAULING www.justgen.com for hundreds of geneology links. Also call into www.justgen.com chat for help and advice from fellow geneologists, or just a friendly geneology chat. If you are an experienced geneologist perhaps you could help some of our newer members.

Hi, The previous post I posted a few days ago about this PIERCE family was slightly incorrect. It was incorrect because the 1910 newspaper obit of William James PIERCE (1868-1910) was incorrect. William James PIERCE had a uncle named Edward W. PIERCE and this part of the of the obit seems to be correct however he may have lived in Yalobusha County, MS and not Hattiesburg, MS as stated in the obit. However, his mother, who was referred to in the obit as a Mrs. DIBBLE, was incorrect. She was still Artilla PIERCE, a widow then living with her daughter who was married to Dr. Martin S. DIBBRELL, MD and they all lived in District 1, Van Buren TWP, Crawford County, AR in 1910. PIERCE's sister's name was Eula J. Pierce DIBBRELL, age 35, and she was born about 1875 which matches the time frame of this PIERCE family. The mother, Artilla, was age 60 in 1910, born MS which also matches the profile of this family. Here are their census records from 1910. If you have any information on this family, I would like to hear from you. I am still curious as to the brother of William James PIERCE, who was identified in his 1910 obit as Edward B., PIERCE, a VP of the Chicago and Rock Island Rail Road in this 1910 obit. If you have any information on this family, I would like to hear from you...... 1910 Crawford County Census, District 1, Van Buren TWP, household 567 DIBBRELL, Martin S. head, male, age 42, born AR, father born AR, mother born AR, physician DIBBRELL, Eula J. wife, female, age 35, born MS, father born IN, mother born MS DIBBRELL, Artilla, daughter, female, age 12, born AR, father born AR, mother born MS DIBBRELL, James P., son, male, age 5, born AR, father born AR, mother born MS PIERCE, Artilla, mother-in-law, female, age 60, born MS, father born TN, mother born TN John R. Clarke For some of the best in the outdoors visit www.outdoorwriter.com This message is virus also free ----- Original Message ----- From: John R. Clarke To: ARCRAWFO-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Monday, August 05, 2002 6:46 AM Subject: Introduction - William James PIERCE (1868-1910) Good evening, I have somewhat of a mystery concerning the ancestors of William James PIERCE (or PEIRCE 1868-1910) who married my aunt, Mary C. RICHTER (1876-1906) in 1900. I have a copy of his obituary as printed in the "Madisonian," the newspaper of Madison, Morgan County, GA. Here is what I know about him. 1. He grew up in Oxford, MS. 2. He had a brother named the Hon. Edward B. PEIRCE who in 1910 was a VP of the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad and lived in Chicago, IL. 3. He had a sister who lived with his mother in Van Buren, AR in 1900. 4. His father was dead by 1910 and his mother had married a Mr. DIBBLE (or DIBRELL) and they lived in Van Buren, AR in 1910. 5. He had an uncle named Edward D. PEIRCE who lived in Hattiesburg, MS in 1910. 6. He married my aunt, Mary C. RICHTER in Madison, GA in 1900. She died in 1906 in Godfrey, Morgan County, GA and was buried in the Richter family lot in the Madison City Cemetery. They had no children. . 7. He worked for the S. A. TURNELL Company in Madison, GA as an accountant in 1910. 8. He died in Rochester, MN in 1910 9. His body was returned to Madison, GA by his brother in his private railroad car and was buried with his late wife in the John C. RICHTER Family lot in the Madison City Cemetery. A General. H. A. PIERCE of Crawford County, AR may have some relationship to this family since he is the only PIERCE listed in their historical index. If any of this sounds familiar to you, I would like to hear from you. Thanks, in advance.. John R. Clarke For some of the best in the outdoors visit www.outdoorwriter.com This message is virus also free

Thought this might be of interest it was sent to me by Ken Johnson. YOU ARE YOUR OWN COUSIN >From the column "Publisher's Corner" by Graham Ponder in the Madisonian, Madison, Georgia. Guy Murchie, in his book "The Seven Mysteries of Life" proves that we are all cousins. Murchie says, "Although few people seem to realize it, man's relation to himself is fairly easy to measure and is surprisingly close. In fact, no human being, of any race, can be less closely related to any other human being than approximately fiftieth cousin, and most of us are a lot closer. It means simply that the family tree of all of us, of whatever orgin or trait, must meet and merge into one genetic tree of all humanity by the time they have spread into our ancestries for about fifty generations." "Just use simple mathematics, 2 parents equal 4 grandparents, equal 8 great-grandparents, 16 great-great-grandparents, etc. The thirtieth power of two 1,073,741,824 is greater than was the earth's population thirty generations ago, in the thirteenth century; great than the world's population at that time. "You cannot go on doubling your ancestors for more than a few generations into the past for inevitably the same ancestors will appear on both your father's and your mother's sides of the family tree, reducing the total number. This does not allow you to double the rate during that generation, and surely this would begin to happen more and more often as you go back in time. Spouses are not just spouses, they also become very distant cousins, not only related by marriage but also by "blood" because somewhere in the past they share ancestors."

Looking for any info on william russell pierce b. 1841 d. 1897 1880 census says he was born in Miss. and his father was from Ga. and mother from S.C. He is in dunklin co mo in 1880 and is married to Mary(molly )willaford. she was b . abt 1861 in ark and died in 1925 and is in cude cemetery dunklin co mo. and her parents were from tenn. if i have the right william he was previously married and had 3 children who died early children of william and mary were annie b. bef 1880 benjamin franklin b. 1880 may bell b. 1882 d. 1889 martin luther b. 1883 d. 1939 adam b. abt 1884 old coldwater cemetery in dunklin co mo has a william russell and his first 3 children auther---jessee---and ida buried with him. dunklin co mo is in the mo. bootheel and was a part of ark in the early 1800`s. mpierce62282@hometel.com

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Does anyone have information on John M(possibly stands for McKinnie) Pierce b.about 1941. He married Sarah Adeline White Shults Sept. 16, 1875 in Cleveland County, AR.(then Dorsey Co.) His name on the marriage license was spelled Pearce. They had two sons, Charles Arthur Pierce, b. 1881 d. 1934 and Foster mcKinnie Pierce, b. July 7, 1876 d. 1952. (My husband's grandfather) He may have been married before and had a son E. M. Pierce, since his obituary list Foster and Charles as brothers. He is buried in Jefferson County. I have not been able to find anything on John M Pierce on any of the census rolls in Cleveland Co, AR or surrounding counties. Any information anyone can give me would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Eunice Pierce

Does anybody on the list have a connection with Ephraim Pierce, b. MA 13Oct 1777, d Woodbury VT 26 Feb 1837....??? Arthur G Broadhurst School College and University Underwriters, Ltd. Reply (business): abroadhurst@scuul.org Reply (personal): art@broadhurst.us Website: http://www.broadhurst-family.org alternate: http://www.broadhurst.us Personal website: http://www.geocities.com/agbroadhurst/