Please would you kindly unsubscribe me Regards Carol Luyt ----- Original Message ----- From: <SOLOMON-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <SOLOMON-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, August 31, 1999 1:26 AM Subject: SOLOMON-D Digest V99 #98

Please would you unsubscribe me thank you Carol Luyt ----- Original Message ----- From: <SOLOMON-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <SOLOMON-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, August 31, 1999 1:26 AM Subject: SOLOMON-D Digest V99 #98

Looking for anyone who has a Minnie Solomon in their family. This Minnie married Isaac Fischer and had three daughters that I know of: Mary, Rebecca, and Gussie (my great-grandmother). Don't know of other children. They were probably originally from Prussia, and lived in England before moving to the US (NY). Please get in touch with me if this rings a bell. Thanks, Marie

Searching for the parents and siblings of Julia Solomon, married David Wright, lived in Arkansas, had one son Edward Thomas Wright, b., Sept. 29, 1891, in Jonesboro, Arkansas, moved sometime after that to the area of Gainsville, Texas. Will exchange information. Sandra

I thought this might answer several questions that have been sent to me recently. Thanks, Martha Wooten Solomon List Owner/Host EXPERT GENEALOGY Editor: Jeannette Holland Austin Series: Immigration Subject: Ellis Island Date: August 21, 1999 One of the reasons you might be having trouble locating passenger lists, ship manifests and other immigration records is because immigration laws were not passed in the US until 1819. Even then, they only required the maintenance of limited immigration records. It wasn't until 1882 that all immigration regulations were made uniform. >From approximately 1900 to 1914, 5,000 persons or more were processed through Ellis Island. However, as early as 1855, Castle Garden was an Immigrant Receiving Station. Actually Castle Garden was an old fort which was located on the lower southern tip of Manhattan, operating under the auspices of the state. Clerks recorded names, nationalities and designations of immigrants, thus enabling US Government to keep track of immigrants. In 1882 (when the new law was passed), Castle Garden continued to operate under a contract with the US Government, however, by 1890, due to demand, the facilities had to be expanded. So it was that 27 acres (Ellis Island) was chosen as the new site for a US Immigration Station. The Ellis Island site (Ellis Island.org) offers a museum, publications, as well as other interesting facts about it. You can search the American Immigrant Wall of Honor at http://www.ellisisland.org/. This is a search engine. Just click on Wall of Honor on the homepage of Ellis Island.org. Also, should you have an immigrant to add, it needs to be done before Labor Day. The Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island Foundation, Inc. Is developing an exciting new family genealogy facility which is to be housed in the Ellis Island Immigration Museum. The American Family Immigration History Center will use state-of-the-art interactive computer technology to bring the immigration records on ancestors who came to this country as long as a century ago to one's fingertips. Here is where you can do research on your Ellis Island immigrants.

UNSUBSCRIBE ----- Original Message ----- From: <SOLOMON-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <SOLOMON-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, July 30, 1999 4:27 PM Subject: SOLOMON-D Digest V99 #91

Yes. this is a connection to my JOhn G. Solomon. Eliza was a sister to our James B Solomon. I am interested in sharing information with the person who sent you this message. Feel free to give them my E-mail address. I have several other contacts that I will share with them. Thank you so much. Marilyn Patrick Solomon

Marilyn, I may have found a link for you. This person has recently joined the list, so please respond to the list. You both seem to mention JOHN G. SOLOMON, from SC in your families. I am hesitant to share their address without their permission. Thanks, Martha Wooten Solomon This is part of the message I received: "It's great to be in contact with a SOLOMON. I descend from John G. Solomon ( b. 1796, S. Car.), who married Sarah, maiden name unknown. Their daughter Eliza Ann married John W. Wright. Their daughter Mary Alice was my grandfather Alfred Bennett Roberson's second wife."

Rev. John Wesley and Elizabeth Jane Covington Soloman's eldest son was Emmett Wales Soloman 1851-1933, does any body know if the family had a connection to the Outlaw Josey Wales. Or was this name similar to my thirdgreatgrandmother Price's sister Mahalia Caledonia Kirkland. She was named this so the family could remember their country of origin Caledonia is Latin for Scotland. The second eldest son Wilson C. Kirkland was also given this name. Anyone on the list hopefully help me out. Have also found out that the L in their second son's name was for Henry Land Soloman. I do believe John Thomas was named for his mother's father. The name Thomas at least. Her father and grandfather were given that name. She also had a brother name William T. Covington William may have been named for him. Le

Hello, Does anyone have information (parents, etc.) on a Leveter Johnson Solomon before he moved to Indiana around 1840? a.. On July 11, 1841 he married Katie Wealthy Richardson (born in NY in 1823), in Delaware Co., IN. Their first child Mary E. was born in Ohio in 1845. b.. In the 1850 census he was 28 yrs. old, so that would make his birth year 1822. It shows his birth place as VA. and he was living in Boone Co., IN. c.. The 1860 census he was living in Marion Co., IN and his place of birth as NC. d.. He was living in Delaware Co., IN when the 1870 census was taken. He moved again by the 1880 census, but I have an idea where he might be. The rest of their children were born in Indiana. He was a farm laborer and this probably explains why he moved around. Thank you, Don Solomon

I have a fairly extensive list of Zollman's. I can send you a Gedcom file of the descendents of Adam Zollman. Barbara

----- Original Message ----- From: The Luyt Family To: SOLOMON-L@rootsweb.com Sent: 29 July 1999 11:54 Subject: Geneology St Helena Island and Cape Town Dear Solomon List, I trying to trace relatives: 1. There was a Solomon on St Helena Island. They apparently stopped there on the way from England because one of them was ill. This Solomon eventually became an Anglican minister on the Island. I dont know if they were practising Jews originally but I think they were certainly jewish Solomons. Apparently they were merchants in England. 2. Then, there is the Solomons from Cape Town. i.e. Saul Solomon who was an advocate and defended black people in parliament I think. One of his relatives was Daisy Solomon. There is a book written about Saul Solomon. These people are my fathers paternal relatives. My dad was Alec Solomon and his dad was Alec Solomon and they lived for a while at Aviston, Mellville Road Plumstead in the Cape. My dad was born there. Am trying to trace the jewishness of the family. i.e the jewish connections. from Carol Luyt (nee Solomon) from Carol Luyt (nee Solomon)

Dear Solomon List, I trying to trace relatives: 1. There was a Solomon on St Helena Island. They apparently stopped there on the way from England because one of them was ill. This Solomon eventually became an Anglican minister on the Island. I dont know if they were practising Jews originally but I think they were certainly jewish Solomons. Apparently they were merchants in England. 2. Then, there is the Solomons from Cape Town. i.e. Saul Solomon who was an advocate and defended black people in parliament I think. One of his relatives was Daisy Solomon. There is a book written about Saul Solomon. These people are my fathers paternal relatives. My dad was Alec Solomon and his dad was Alec Solomon and they lived for a while at Aviston, Mellville Road Plumstead in the Cape. My dad was born there. Am trying to trace the jewishness of the family. i.e the jewish connections. from Carol Luyt (nee Solomon) arol Luyt (nee Solomon)

The following were found when researching at Ancestry: Marriages--Illinois to 1850 Illinois; Macoupin County Hodges, Phebe married Solomon, James on 18 Jul 1830 in Macoupin County, Illinois Marriages--Indiana to 1850 Indiana; Vigo County Lawson, Eliza married Solomon, James on 17 Sep 1843 in Vigo County, Indiana Marriages--Kentucky to 1850 Kentucky; Logan County Newell, James married Solomon, Ann on 26 Sep 1822 in Logan County, Kentucky Marriages--North Carolina to 1825 North Carolina; Guilford County Rhodes, Elizabeth married Solomon, James on 04 Mar 1825 in Guilford County, North Carolina Marriages--Tennessee to 1825 Tennessee; Jefferson County Ferrand, Jane married Solomon, James on 18 Jan 1809 in Jefferson County, Tennessee HEADS OF FAMILIES AT THE FIRST CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES TAKEN IN THE YEAR 1790 RECORDS OF THE STATE ENUMERATIONS: 1782 TO 1785 VIRGINIA HEADS OF FAMILIES----VIRGINIA, 1782. FAIRFAX COUNTY. Name of head of family: Solomon, James White: 3 Black: 1 Illinois Land Records: James Solomon purchased the following... 1. 8,006 acres for $125 on April 25, 1834; type: FD, Section W2NW, 19; township: 11N, [p. 141] 2. 4,000 acres for $125 on July 8, 1835; type: FD, section NENE, 19; township: 11N 3. 4,000 acres for $125 on April 13, 1850; type: FD, section SENE, 07; township: 11N 4. 8,000 acres for $800 on Dec. 31, 1868; type: RR, section N2SW, 24; township: 14N 5. 4,000 acres for $800 on Dec. 31, 1868; type: RR, section SWNW, 24 Alabama Land Records: James B. Solomon: Doc. no. 7858; misc. document no. 15781 Title authority: Homestead; signed on June 19, 1891 Township: 5N, range 6E, Base line: St. Stephens Acres: 162 Accession no.: AL4730 _.069 Image name: 00013576 Volume ID: 070 Florida Land Records: James Solomon Doc. no.: 2489, misc. doc. no.: 1373 Acres: 119.26 Title transfer authority: 251101, signed on Oct. 4, 1884 Land Description no.: 1, aliqot parts: 2; section no. 1 Image name: 00007655 Vol. ID: 512; Image type: P Township: 8.0 S; Range: 23.0 E Block no.: 0; Base line: 29 Accession no.: FL0740_.393 Revolutionary War Records VIRGINIA SECTION II (18) [DOCUMENT No. 44] (18) LIST OF NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS OF THE VIRGINIA LINE ON CONTINENTAL ESTABLISHMENT, WHOSE NAMES APPEAR ON THE ARMY REGISTER AND WHO HAVE NOT RECEIVED BOUNTY LAND, RICHMOND, 1835. Solomon, James, Soldier, Inf. Revolutionary War Records VIRGINIA SECTION III (21) Virginia Military Land Warrants page 509 8394 Solomon, Richard (heir of) Private [p.509] 8395 Solomon, James (heir of) Private American Genealogical- Biographical Index [AGBI]: Solomon, James, b. 174?; VA; Ref: Historical Reg. of Virginians in the Rev., Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines, 1775-1783. Ed. by John H. Gwathmey. Richmond, VA 1938 [13, 872p]: 728. Solomon, James, b. 175?; Mass.; Heads of fams. at the first US Census. Ms. By US Census Bureau of the Census, Washington, 1908. [363p]: 43. Solomon, James, b. 175?, VA; Heads of fams. first US census. VA, 1908, [189p]: 86 Solomon, James, b. 175?, MD; Census MD, 1907. Solomon, James, b. 175?; NC, Census, 1908 & Roster of soldiers from NC in the Amer. Rec., compiled by DAR of NC, 1932.[12, 709p]:221. The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 70 Mrs. Mary S. Solomon Hooks. DAR ID Number: 69474 Born in Houston County, Ga. Wife of William Walter Hooks. Descendant of Lazarus Solomon. Daughter of Carey Evans Solomon (b. 1840) and Irene Wolfork (1845-1903), his wife, m. 1863. Granddaughter of James Solomon (1800-42) and Fanny Crocker, his wife. Gr-granddaughter of Lazarus Solomon and Elizabeth Bedgood (1765-1833), his wife. Lazarus Solomon (1765-1833) enlisted, 1781, as a private in the 10th regiment, North Carolina troops, from Rhodes County. He was born in Washington County, N. C.; died in Marion, Ga. Also No. 63434. The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 64 Mrs. Lilian Cleveland Solomon Roberts. DAR ID Number: 63434 Born in Macon, Ga. Wife of Charles E. Roberts. Descendant of Lazarus Solomon. Daughter of William Griffin Solomon and Maria Louise Malone, his wife. Granddaughter of Peter Solomon and Maria Louise Malone, his wife. Gr-granddaughter of Lazarus Solomon and Elizabeth Bedgood, his wife. Lazarus Solomon (1765-1833) enlisted, 1781, as private in the 10th regiment, North Carolina troops from Rhodes County. He was born in Washington County, N. C.; died in Marion, Ga. Daughters of the American Revolution Lineage Books (133 Vols.) The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 70 Mrs. Mary S. Solomon Hooks. DAR ID Number: 69474 Born in Houston County, Ga. Wife of William Walter Hooks. Descendant of Lazarus Solomon. Daughter of Carey Evans Solomon (b. 1840) and Irene Wolfork (1845-1903), his wife, m. 1863. Granddaughter of James Solomon (1800-42) and Fanny Crocker, his wife. Gr-granddaughter of Lazarus Solomon and Elizabeth Bedgood (1765-1833), his wife. Lazarus Solomon (1765-1833) enlisted, 1781, as a private in the 10th regiment, North Carolina troops, from Rhodes County. He was born in Washington County, N. C.; died in Marion, Ga. Also No. 63434. The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 105 page 97 Mrs. Willie Cooper Etheridge. DAR ID Number: 104288 Born in Perry, Ga. Wife of James Palmer Etheridge. Descendant of Evans Long, John Cooper and Solomon Thornton, as follows: 1. Charles Franklin Cooper (b. 1850) m. 1873 Cinderella Solomon Faulk. 2. George Franklin Cooper, Jr. (d. 1856), m. Leonora E. Duncan (1830-1906); Charles Reynolds Faulk (1836-1903) m. 1853 Mary Josephine Solomon (1836-1903). 3. Joseph Martin Cooper (1807-77) m. Allie Huguley; James Solomon (1800-42) m. S. Frances A. Crocker (1815-86). [p.97] 4. John Wilson Cooper (1783-1850) m. 1803 Nancy Thornton; William Crocker (1777-1835) m. Mary Long (1783-1872). See No. 104287. 5. John Cooper m. 1778 Elizabeth Wilson; Evans Long m. Lucy Apperson. Evans Long was a private in Captain Long's company, Colonel Morgan's 11th Virginia regiment of foot. He was born in Culpeper County, Va.; died, 1819, in Twiggs County, Ga. John Cooper (1742-1835) received a land grant in Wilkes County, Ga., for service as private, 1777, Virginia Line. He was born in Virginia; died in Georgia. Also No. 100684. The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 107 page 242 [p.242] Mrs. Kate Cooper Lawson. DAR ID Number: 106787 Born in Perry, Ga. Wife of Hugh Lawson. Descendant of Evans Long and of John Cooper, as follows: 1. Charles Franklin Cooper (b. 1850) m. 1873 Cinderella Solomon Faulk (b. 1853). 2. George Franklin Cooper m. Leonora E. Duncan (1830-1906); Charles Reynolds Faulk (1828-81) m. 1853 Mary Josephine Solomon (1836-1903). 3. Joseph Martin Cooper (1807-77) m. Allie Huguley; James Solomon (1800-42) m. S. Frances A. Crocker (1815-86). 4. John Wilson Cooper (1783-1850) m. Nancy Thornton; William Crocker (1777-1835) m. Mary Long (1783-1872). 5. John Cooper m. 1778 Elizabeth Wilson; Evans Long m. Lucy Apperson. Evans Long was a private in Captain Long's company, Colonel Morgan's 11th Virginia regiment of foot. He was born in Culpeper County, Va.; died, 1819, in Twiggs County, Ga. John Cooper (1742-1835) received a land grant in Wilkes County, Ga., for service as private, 1777, Virginia Line. He was born in Virginia; died in Georgia. I hope that this helps someone on our list. Thanks, Martha Wooten Solomon List Owner/host

This message was received from: "John M. Avers" <johna@whitecmh.org> "I am brand newbie to this list, and may not belong. But the Rootsweb site did say SOLOMON and variations. My grandmother was Magadalena Nancy SOLLMON born about 1873 in Sandusky County, Ohio. She married Ludwig (Louis) Friederich (Frederick) EVERS (AVERS) in 1894 at SOLOMON Lutheran Church, Woodville, Ohio. Her sister Mary SOLLMON married Louis Frederick's brother, Henry AVERS. Her father Lewis was listed in the 1850 census of Washington Township, Sandusky County, Ohio, under the names SOLLMAN, SULLMAN, ZOLLMAN. His father is listed there as Henry SOLLMON, age 50. I have not confirmed this, but it is believed Henry was born in Hannover, Germany." Please respond to the list if you can add any info to John's family. The list is for all spellings of our surname. Thanks, Martha Wooten Solomon List Owner/host

Would like to hear from anyone connected with this family. We are searching for info about Sarah Godbolt (Godbold) Solomon. Who were her parents,etc? Also, where did they live in S. Car.? Thank you. Freda Generation No. 1 1. JOHN G.1 SOLOMON was born January 03, 1797 in South Carolina, and died May 19, 1863 in Solomon Cem. Monroe County, Alabama. He married SARAH GODBOLT. She was born 1797 in South Carolina, and died 1866 in Solomon Cem. Monroe County, Alabama. Children of JOHN SOLOMON and SARAH GODBOLT are: 2. i. ROBERT2 SOLOMON, b. 1816, South Carolina. 3. ii. TOBIAS G SOLOMON, b. 1818, South Carolina; d. January 1857, Wilcox County, Al.. 4. iii. MARY CAROLINE SOLOMON, b. 1824, Alabama; d. August 20, 1903, Bastrop County, Texas. 5. iv. ELIZABETH ANN SOLOMON, b. April 01, 1827, Monroe County, Ala.; d. July 08, 1903, Solomon Cem. Monroe County, Alabama. 6. v. JOHN ABRAHAM SOLOMON, b. 1829, Monroe County, Alabama; d. May 15, 1864. 7. vi. SARAH A SOLOMON, b. 1829, Monroe County, Ala.; d. 1895, Solomon Cem. Monroe County, Alabama. 8. vii. ANN OR AMANDA MARIAH SOLOMON, b. August 13, 1832, Old Texas, Monroe County, Al; d. November 20, 1915, Old Texas, Monroe County, Al; Bethlehem Cem.. 9. viii. ELLEN ELIZA SOLOMON, b. December 1833, Alabama; d. Aft. 1900. 10. ix. JAMES B. SOLOMON, b. 1835, Monroe County, Alabama; d. Bet. 1863 - 1865. 11. x. LEONARD JORDON SOLOMON, b. January 13, 1836, Monroe County, Alabama; d. January 23, 1875, Elgin, Bastrop Co.,Tx. Young Prarie Cem.. 12. xi. WILLIAM THOMAS SOLOMON, b. June 06, 1839, Frisco, City Monroe County, Alabama; d. January 09, 1906, Manistee, Monroe Co., Alabama, Goodway Cem.. 13. xii. LEVI D. SOLOMON, b. Bet. 1840 - 1841, Monroe County, Ala.; d. April 05, 1898, Brewton,Escambie Co., Ala. (Pollard Cem. Escambie Co. Ala). 2. ROBERT2 SOLOMON (JOHN G.1) was born 1816 in South Carolina. He married SARAH J. MARSHALL. 3. TOBIAS G2 SOLOMON (JOHN G.1) was born 1818 in South Carolina, and died January 1857 in Wilcox County, Al.. He married (1) REBECCA FEAT. He married (2) JANE MINERVA GOODWIN. She was born in Ga.. 4. MARY CAROLINE2 SOLOMON (JOHN G.1) was born 1824 in Alabama, and died August 20, 1903 in Bastrop County, Texas. She married SAMUEL WRIGHT, son of DANIEL WRIGHT and ELLENDER GODBOLD. He was born September 02, 1822 in Alabama, and died December 08, 1907 in Solomon Cem. Monroe County, Alabama. 5. ELIZABETH ANN2 SOLOMON (JOHN G.1) was born April 01, 1827 in Monroe County, Ala., and died July 08, 1903 in Solomon Cem. Monroe County, Alabama. She married JOHN WASHINGTON WRIGHT, son of DANIEL WRIGHT and ELLENDER GODBOLD. He was born April 1824, and died July 13, 1907 in Solomon Cem. Monroe County, Alabama. 6. JOHN ABRAHAM2 SOLOMON (JOHN G.1) was born 1829 in Monroe County, Alabama, and died May 15, 1864. He married ELIZABETH E. MYRICK. She was born October 1826 in Alabama, and died January 25, 1910 in Solomon Cem. Monroe County, Alabama. Notes for JOHN ABRAHAM SOLOMON: John A. Solomon served in Co. F 18th Inf. Reg't He enlisted in 1862 and died May 15th, 1864 his wife rec'd a pension. 7. SARAH A2 SOLOMON (JOHN G.1) was born 1829 in Monroe County, Ala., and died 1895 in Solomon Cem. Monroe County, Alabama. She married RUBEN JASPER EVERS September 10, 1846 in Monroe County, Alabama. He was born 1821 in Wilkinson Cty, Ga., and died Bet. 1864 - 1865 in Confederate Service. 8. ANN OR AMANDA MARIAH2 SOLOMON (JOHN G.1) was born August 13, 1832 in Old Texas, Monroe County, Al, and died November 20, 1915 in Old Texas, Monroe County, Al; Bethlehem Cem.. She married JOHN WASHINGTON L. WILLIAMSON. He was born 1820 in North Carolina, and died 1866 in Solomon Cem. Monroe County, Alabama. 9. ELLEN ELIZA2 SOLOMON (JOHN G.1) was born December 1833 in Alabama, and died Aft. 1900. She married JAMES L. EDDINS. He was born 1835 in Alabama, and died Aft. 1880 in Alabama. 10. JAMES B.2 SOLOMON (JOHN G.1) was born 1835 in Monroe County, Alabama, and died Bet. 1863 - 1865. He married SARAH J. GRIMES November 04, 1855 in Conecuh Cty or Monroe Cty.,, Alabama. She was born 1836 in Monroe County, Alabama. (our ancestor) 11. LEONARD JORDON2 SOLOMON (JOHN G.1) was born January 13, 1836 in Monroe County, Alabama, and died January 23, 1875 in Elgin, Bastrop Co.,Tx. Young Prarie Cem.. He married VIRGINIA STIFFLEMIRE. She was born April 13, 1838 in SC, and died July 06, 1919 in Elgin, Bastrop Co.,Tx. Young Prarie Cem.. Notes for LEONARD JORDON SOLOMON: spelling may be Leonard; Leonard J. served in Co. G , 36 th Inf. Reg't (enlisted in 1862 and was discharged from Hospital in late summer 1863 Widow rec'd pension) 12. WILLIAM THOMAS2 SOLOMON (JOHN G.1) was born June 06, 1839 in Frisco, City Monroe County, Alabama, and died January 09, 1906 in Manistee, Monroe Co., Alabama, Goodway Cem.. He married (1) MARTHA JO?. He married (2) ELIZABETH ALICE MOONEY. She was born September 13, 1849 in BP, North Carolina, and died September 07, 1889 in Solomon Cem. Monroe County, Alabama. Notes for WILLIAM THOMAS SOLOMON: Discharged from CSA Apr 1865, Rank-Private, Company H, Regiment 2nd Alabama Calbary. Wounded at Battle of Dallas in Georgia 13. LEVI D.2 SOLOMON (JOHN G.1) was born Bet. 1840 - 1841 in Monroe County, Ala., and died April 05, 1898 in Brewton,Escambie Co., Ala. (Pollard Cem. Escambie Co. Ala). He married NANCY J. MAYO, daughter of CHARLES MAYO and MARY BRACKING. She was born November 1851 in Alabama. Notes for LEVI D. SOLOMON: Served In Co. G , 36th Ing. Reg't (enlisted in 1862) Thanks, Marilyn Patrick Solomon - ------------------------------

Harold: Fantastic Webpage! I'm really glad you did it. I would like to offer a couple of corrections on my family: My grandmother was #360 ,Minnie Bell Solomon Mulllins. She died in Dellrose, TN , Lincoln Co., TN. Her husband's last name was Mullins. Both Minnie Bell and Ben F. Mullins are buried in BeeSpring Cemetery, as are John Marvin Solomon and Vera Stanford Solomon. I also think that #359 is Beatrice Dorenda. Once again, thank you for this invaluable service to the Solomons. Joe Max Harold Solomon wrote: > Hello Solomon descendents, > I have taken a stab at creating a web page. You can check it out at > http://freeweb.pdq.net/hsolomon Feel free to correct, update, or question > any info found. I have attempted to stop the lineage to not include any > living people. I hope I was sucessful. > Harold Solomon > Deer Park, Texas

Hello Solomon descendents, I have taken a stab at creating a web page. You can check it out at http://freeweb.pdq.net/hsolomon Feel free to correct, update, or question any info found. I have attempted to stop the lineage to not include any living people. I hope I was sucessful. Harold Solomon Deer Park, Texas

I have two Solomon lines that I am researching. One is on my father-in-law's family and the other is my mother's family. First my mother's : Martin Salomon (Jewish) born in Schleswig-Holstein 24 jan 1853 died Chicago, IL 23 may 1923 m. Bertha Munzer 1880 in Chicago. I was told by Martin's youngest daughter, Melvina, that Martin is the brother of General Edward Selig Salomon (civil war). daughter: Wilhelmina Salomon born 16 jan 1894 died 06 jul 1941 Chicago, IL. And my father-in-laws': William C. Solomon born 4 jul 1787 in Scotland or NY died 24 Mar 1874 Grand Rapids, MI m. Anna H. Sayre 25 Mar 1819 (he was married a second time to Amanda Bessie) son: William H. Solomon born 04 may 1830 in NY died 26 aug 1888 in Grand Rapids, MI m. Matilda Cisler son: George Delbert Solomon born 1856 Grand Rapids, MI died 1913 Green River, WY

Farthest I have on my SOLOMON line is: Thomas D. SOLOMON 1792 married to Mahala Derham 1810 they had 11 children that I have - Jesse, James, John, William, Thomas, Henry, Pleasant, George, Rachel, Martha, Mary next Jesse SOLOMON 1824 married to Rebecca Anderson 1826 they have 11 children - Martha, Reonia (Roma), Mahala, William, Lucy, George, Samuel, Ella, Leona, Rebecca, Rachel next William Thomas Solomon 1849 married to Tisa Ann Elizabeth "Betty" Noles 1853 they had 11 children - Charlie, Leander, Letha Jane, Becky, Samuel, Almitie, Ida, Lee, Walles, Nellie, Edward next Samuel Ellis SOLOMON 1879 married to Pearl Ivy Woods 1880 they had 4 children (Ha bet you thought they were going to have 11 children!!) - Willie, Delbert, Pauline, Nina next Willie Thomas SOLOMON 1901 married to Sarah Almeta Culp 1902 they had 7 children - Dorothy, Sarah, Charlie, Willie mae (f), Blanche, Marjorie, Shirley Wayne (m) next Charlie Ray SOLOMON 1924 married to Betty Gene Pate 1928 (my parents) They had 6 children - Charles David, David Lynn, Kathy Jean, Dennis Wayne, Michael thomas, Beth Renee (ME) All of my SOLOMON's came from either Ky or Tenn Beth Solomon O'Fallon, MO