Hi Kelly, I have no knowledge where she was born, they lived in southern Indiana. Other relatives of mine living in that area moved there from Kentucky, but I don't know if she did. I will consider seeing information on the oldest funeral home. I don't know if she was involved with a funeral home, or if the family prepared her for burial. Thanks for that thought. Karon Kelly KH Sullivan wrote: > > Karon, > I do wish I could help you. It is so frustrating at times. Where was > your Nancy J. Radcliff born, do you know? > These are some of my family migratory directions, maybe, just maybe you > may snoop around them and accidentally find something. > 1750 Virginia > 1810 in Tennessee, Randolph County and on to Illinois. > 1818 Washington County, Illinois > 1820 Madison County, Illinois > 1830 Crawford county, Arkansas at some point being in Van Buren Arkansas > (and Big Creek -Fort Smith areas) > abt 1850 From here most of my personal line went on into Texas, > Florence, Williamson county. But some went to Luling, Caldwell county, > Texas > Milam County, Texas > Smith County, Texas (ahh heck, just about the whole state of Texas is a > good bet.) > Tennessee, Indiana, (Neosha, Newton County Missouri), Alabama, and New > Mexico. > Can you find a place of her death as there may be funeral papers at the > oldest funeral parlor in the area. That was how I managed to track one > of my cousins who was born prior to the turn of this century. I tracked > the pallbearers and came across some family. > good luck, Kelly