I have a extensive list of MARTIN'S (OH, PA) from the STAUFFER - MARTIN family book. Send me a E-Mail with names and dates and I wiil check for a match. _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Seeking cousins or info on Frank BURNS b 1875 in Fairbank Iowa. In 1920, he was residing in Port Angeles, Washington. Wonder who he married? Jerilyn

Trying to find my link to President Rutherford B. HAYES Drayton HAYES b 1829 in Prattsburg, Steubn., New York married to Sarah M. FRENCH Draytons parents: Cephas HAYES Hezedia EDSON Ok all you Hayes Cousins, where you at? :) Jerilyn

Looking for cousins of Clement GARDINER b abt 1742 in Indian Fields, Townsend, MD died-November 06, 1817 married to Henrietta BOONE. Jerilyn

glad someone had the guts finally to say something....

Hello, My mother's Culpepper line has come to a block for many researchers in our family with John william b. 1772. One source places his father as also named John but no proof. John William was probably an orphan and may have grown up in the home of his uncle Joseph Culpepper. From John William down I have children and siblings to share. Thank you Tommie Reeves Smith

HEllo, my oldest proven ancestor is Thompson Reeves b. 1799 probably in Pendleton Dist. S.C. He was in Jackson Co. GA. in 1820, Newton Co. Ga. in 1830 and thereafter in Clay and Randolph co. Al until his death ca.1778.I am aware of Reeves Review Books. I believe his father will be named John but am open to all ideas. Thank you. Tommie Reeves Smith

Hi I am trying to find information out about a Martha McCONNEL. She married Henry F. MINIUM in Illinois around 1864. She was a native of Scotts County Illinois. They moved to Schuyler County Missouri in 1867. While Mr. Minium was in Illinois he was ordained by the Union Bapist Church in April of 1867. Martha died in 1883 and is buried in the Coffee Church Cemetery outside of Downing Missouri. Any help would be greatful. Kimberly Liljequist lilquist@pacbell.net

Seeking ANY information on the above and his family listed below. Bobbie Nicholson Box 176, Chetwynd, B.C. V0C 1J0 250 788 3336 bobbie@fsj.net Descendants of George Frederick Kautt 1 George Frederick Kautt b: Abt. 1833 in Germany d: October 20, 1928 in Los Angeles County, California Fact 1: buried in California Fact 2: California Death Index-State # 50477 .. +Rosanah Miller b: Abt. 1836 in Germany d: 1899 in Ohio Father: Mother: Fact 1: buried at Motes Cemetery, Laura Ohio 2 Ellen Kautt b: Abt. 1862 in Ohio d: in California, probably Los Angeles County Fact 1: buried in California .. +Unknown Thompson Father: Mother: 2 Lucinda Kautt b: Abt. 1864 in Ohio d: in Ohio Fact 1: buried at Motes Cemetery, Laura Ohio .. +Jesse Ingle Father: Mother: 2 Albert Kautt b: Abt. 1866 in Ohio d: in Ohio Fact 1: never married 2 Edward Kautt b: November 30, 1867 in Ohio d: November 26, 1951 in Ohio Fact 1: buried at Motes Cemetery, Laura Ohio .. +Margaret Ellen Hemmerich b: December 01, 1873 in Darke County, Ohio d: December 23, 1945 in Ohio m: February 25, 1899 Father: Frederick Hemmerich Mother: Catherine Harbold 2 Elizabeth Kautt b: Abt. 1870 in Ohio d: in California, probably Los Angeles County Fact 1: buried in California .. +John Mohler Father: Mother: 2 William Kautt b: Abt. 1874 in Ohio Fact 1: lived in Dayton, Ohio Fact 2: buried at Motes Cemetery, Laura, Ohio .. +Laura Nutt Father: Mother: Fact 1: buried at Motes Cemetery, Laura Ohio 2 Emma Kautt b: Abt. 1876 in Ohio d: in Ohio Fact 1: no children Fact 2: lived in Pitsburg, Ohio .. +Ed Cassel Father: Mother: Fact 1: buried at Motes Cemetery, Laura Ohio

My sentiments exactly!!

Doing research on Sprecher, Moats. If anyone has info, please contact me.

I have found,after 15 years of research, NEVER auto delete anything. This is where the best info comes from,all things lead to others. Dreama

Time to repost my interests - I'm looking to contact anyone who's interested in the ASPLAND name. Will swap any info. Greg Greg_Aspland@compuserve.com

In a message dated 98-03-08 18:39:45 EST, you write: << While it is time consuming to open every message -- one never knows when a needed name may arise during the course of reading an e-mail-- perhaps through a marriage, a fellow traveler or a witness on a marriage certificate. So I go through all the e-mails -- regardless of the subject line. They can be scanned pretty quickly. Additionally, sometimes I just gain general information. >> I do this also and find that it really does not take very much time and I often find new ideas for pursuing the information I need.

Hi While it is time consuming to open every message -- one never knows when a needed name may arise during the course of reading an e-mail-- perhaps through a marriage, a fellow traveler or a witness on a marriage certificate. So I go through all the e-mails -- regardless of the subject line. They can be scanned pretty quickly. Additionally, sometimes I just gain general information. Bally10@AOL.COM Barb T

I am looking for the parents of Catherine Ann Elizabeth Shipp Landers b. July 1820 in Hopkinsville, TN; m. Atha Gregory Hudson in Sedalia, MO and resided in Humansville, MO for most of her life. No information can be found on Atha Gregory Hudson because all records in Fairfax County, VA where he was born got destroyed in a fire. Any help appreciated. Ginette g1vanden@airmail.net

He immigrated to USA 1842. Family tradition holds that he came by ship headed for Galveston, TX. Due to severe weather conditions, the ship landed in LA instead. He became a tutor to the children of one or more Sugar Plantation owners, as he had been well educated in Europe. Later, his employer loaned him the means to become a plantation owner. In 1847 he m Manette BLANCHARD, of Napoleonville, LA. They lived in Lafourche Parish (Co) & later in Terrebonne Parish, LA, where they owned extensive lands at one time. _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Message Forwarded By Listowner. Please respond to the address listed below: ========================================================= From: JKWalk58 <JKWalk58@aol.com> 5:02 Subject: WAHLERS-BORDNER-EAGLESON-FENSTERMAKER, AND OTHERS To: SURNAME-QUERY-L-request@rootsweb.com +Bordner 1870 1955 HenryCo,OH,USA +Davidson 1878 1954 DunklinCo,MO,USA +Eagleson 1853 now WoodCo,OH>BayCo,MI,USA +Fenstermaker 1890 1947 OH>BayCo,MI>CheboyganCo,MI,USA +Seabaugh 1826 ---- BollingerCo,MO,USA +Stearns 1821 1976 KY>CapeGirardeauCo>BollingerCo>DunklinCo,MO +Todd 1837 now ButlerCo,MO>PikeCo,MO>DunklinCo,MO,USA +Wahlers 1864 now HenryCo,OH>GrandTraverseCo,MI>CheboyganCo,MI JKWalk58@aol.com

Elizabeth A. Dobson was born about 1833 in Kentucky, (county unknown). I believe her father was Robert DOBSON, born about 1810 in Kentucky, Co. unknown. Her mother's name was Susan . Susan was born about 1812 in Kentucky. I don't know Susans maiden surname. Elizabeth DOBSON married John MULVANA(MULVANY/MULVANEY). She and John MULVANY lived in Corydon, Indiana, Harrison Co. in 1860. They had at least two children: a son named George and a daughter named Darthula born 3-13-1860 in Corydon, Indiana. I would like to know more about her father Robert DOBSON and her mother Susan. Does anyone know Susan DOBSON'S maiden name? Were there other siblings to Elizabeth A. DOBSON? 1. Robert DOBSON- b abt 1810 KY +Susan (maiden name unknown)-b-abt 1812 KY 2. Elizabeth A. DOBSON -b abt 1833 KY +John MULVANY 3. George MULVANY 3. Darthula MULVANY- b-3-13-1860-Corydon,IN,Harrison Co.IN -d-2-10-1953 -Humboldt, NE +Thomas AIKMAN I have considerable information on the descendants of Darthula MULVANY and Thomas AIKMAN. I need more information on the MULVANY and DOBSON lines. Please E-Mail me: CactJ103@aol.com

SBaker7170@aol.com EDENS LAWSON COLLIER LEGG ROTEN These families lived in Lee & Wise Counties--any information greatly appreciated.