If anyone wishes to respond to these queries, please go to the message board to either reply or find the email address of the submitter. http://genforum.genealogy.com/surgener/messages/4.html Richard Surginer McDonald Cty Mo 1860s Posted by: Ellen Graber Date: November 11, 2000 at 18:11:30 Richard and Elizabeth Surginer were born in VA and came to Missouri by way of Tennessee and Arkansas according to 1850 census. They would have been born about 1805 or 1806. Would like to know if anyone else is researching this family. - ------------------------------------- http://genforum.genealogy.com/surgener/messages/5.html Surginer research (TX/OK) Posted by: Kay HOBBS Shock Date: November 12, 2000 at 20:34:10 My grandmother's maiden name was Surginer. I understand there aren't many of us. My line includes: ggrandfather WL Surginer d. 1922 m. Laura Barnes in Parker Co. Tx. (Vol. 10 #2, pg. 36) b. 30 June 1872 d. Sept 23, 1922. Children included: Frank Sadie (I think) Ara Mae (17Dec.18(my grandmother) who married S.M. Charleston (Choctaw Indian) -- they raised their family in Duncan, Ok. Also buried in Duncan cemetery are the following -- and I don't know their relation -- Lillie surginer 1891-1974; Cleo Surginer, 1904-1981; Geraldine Surginer, 1916-1996; George Surginer, 1895-1984; David Surginer 1891-1970; Isaac Surginer 1888-1969. I haven't done a lot of research in the Surginer line yet, so I still have to sort out all these folks. - -----------------------------------