I just wanted to post my family one more time to the list before I unsubscribe. I am looking for anyone researching the Ramer(Raymer, Rimer, Reemer, Rymer, Rhymer, etc.) family in middle Tennessee (Davidson, Robertson, Sumner, and Cheatham Co.) . My family came to TN from PA? through NC (Rowan Co.?). George Ramer, Sr., born 1760-70 in VA or NC, married Susan ? Children (that I know of): George, Jr., born 1809, married Sarah Cole and then Nancy Brumbelen Henry, born 1810, married E.? James Andrew, born 1818, married Levicy (Louisa) Hackney Elizabeth, born 1820, married Malachi Lowe Albert T., born 10-23-1823, married Matilda Cummings and then Martha A. Barnes I believe most of these kids were born in Davidson Co., TN. George, Sr. may related to Henry Ramer, born 1798 that married Elizabeth Smith and John Ramer, born 1804 that married Elizabeth ?. John and Henry lived in Cheatham Co. Thanks, Patty

The Genealogical Helpers have been given away. Mary

I have issues for the past ten years of Genealogical Helper, which I will give to anyone that wants them. You would have to pay UPS charges. First come. first served. Mary

Dr. John C. Boyd was born ca 1801 in VA. According to "Picturesque Clarksville, Past and Present", he lived many years in Clarksville, TN but moved to Mississippi where he died. Wives; (1) Martha Hopson married 1820, died 1833 Clarksville, TN. One known child, Wilmoth who married Henry Bailey. (2) Mary Jane Chilton married 1834, Clarksville, TN. One child, Bella, born ca 1835. Mary Jane and Bella were living with her brother, W. L. Chilton on the 1850 Census of Montgomery Co. TN. Brothers; (1) George C. Boyd Attorney died TN ca 1849 (2) Dr. Edward Boyd died KY ca 1848 I have not been able to find any record of the death of Dr. John C. Boyd in either TN or MS. My last record of him is on the 1850 Census of Madison, Co. MS. My great-great grandfather, Marcus D. Boyd, was born ca 1822, TN. He married Sarah J. Ballentine in Montgomery Co., TN in Feb. 1850. He named his first son, John C. Boyd, which according to normal naming patterns should have also been the name of his father. My great grandfather, John C. Boyd, was born in TN ca 1850 and Married Nancy Hall in Montgomery Co. in 1877. They are listed on the 1850 census of Cheatham Co. I think it very unlikely that Dr. John C. and Martha Boyd would have had only the one child and that my great-great grandfather, Marcus D. Boyd, could have been another one of their children. Any assistance in identifying other children of Dr. John C. and Martha (Hopson) Boyd and/or locating any records of the death of Dr. John C. Boyd would be greatly appreciated. <ed.boyd@cwix.com>

I am looking for information on the CRANFILL, TREW families of Meigs county Tennessee. I have also heard that some CRANFILL, TREW Families lived all over TN Here is the information I have so far on some of the family. Melinda Katherine Trew born in 1856 My GreatGreatGrandma Bessia Dellaray Trew was her daughter. John Westly Cranfill, born in 1882 died? married Bessia Dellaray Trew, born in 1889 died? Their children Nancy Lee Cranfill *deceased* born 1906 Kitty Henry Cranfill *deceased* Chester Floyd Cranfill *deceased* Martha Etta Cranfill *deceased* Mary Inez Cranfill born 1910 Ruth Marie Cranfill John Ralph Cranfill Thelma Bernice Cranfill Nell Patton Cranfill Mary Inez Cranfill Melinda Katherine Cranfill Born 2/22/1919 <~~my mother Bessia's Brother's are Barney and Sexton Trew ~ her sister's name Nancy* I don't know if she had any other sibblings Barney Trew born 1886 Bessie Trew his wife Their Children Pauline born 1909 John H 1913 Authur 1916 Birtha 19?? I would like to find where John Westly Cranfill, Bessia Cranfill and their deceased children are buried. I would also love to find out the name of my GGGrandmothers husband...Melinda Katherine Trew had a sister named Nancy * Nancy was married, but I couldn't make out her last name it looked like Wallden or Wallder? ...They were all in the Meigs county 1920 Census. Also, if you know any info on any of the Trew, Cranfill families that married into other names I would be interested in that as well. Please if you have any infomation on these families I would greatly appreciate it. Sincerely, Sherry

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Courtney Tompkins <tompkin@c2i2.com>: >To Mr. and Mrs. Binkley were born these children: Isabel J. B., Martha >A., Mildred M. and William M. Mildred died May 15, 1879. Our subject >and wife are members of the Christian Church and he is a Republican. >His parents were Blackstone and Rebecca (Felts) Binkley. They were born >in Tennessee and North Carolina in 1804 and 1807, respectively, and >were married in 1825. November 10, 1863, the father was taken from home >by guerrillas and shot dead. Martha Ann was my great-grandmother, and was married to George Washington Harris..if my memories serves me correctly. (My book is at work). I'm really curious about the "the father was taken from home by guerrillas and shot dead"..what guerrillas? Kena159@aol.com: >There are other published works that state that certain Binkleys in >Cheatham Co. came from Germany, even Binkleys who were born well into >the 19th century. Do you think people could mean.."of German descent" since Christian Binkley's wives were German? Reba, I'm going to try to call my Aunt Lucille. She and Aunt Maryann hunted down what I think you are referring too, the Binkley cemetary. I'm not sure since Jim says it's in view of Hwy 49. I recall part of their story was going "way back" and having trouble finding it, but it's one where one of my great-great(??)grandfathers is buried. I think there is a reference in the book I have at work on their trip to the cemetary. Maybe it's another one..I didn't think it was that close to Hwy 49 but in that general proximity. There is the likilihood that we are talking about two different cemetaries but I know Binkley's were in the one they visited. But then there could be Binkley's in a bunch of cemetaries. :-) lori

In a message dated 4/18/99 10:41:58 PM Central Daylight Time, blessedb@Bellsouth.net writes: > >To Mr. and Mrs. Binkley were born these children: Isabel J. B., Martha >A., > Mildred M. and William M. Mildred died May 15, 1879. Our subject >and wife > are members of the Christian Church and he is a Republican. >His parents were > Blackstone and Rebecca (Felts) Binkley. They were born >in Tennessee and > North Carolina in 1804 and 1807, respectively, and >were married in 1825. > November 10, 1863, the father was taken from home >by guerrillas and shot > dead. Lori, I too have puzzled over the guerrilla incident. But look what it says just above it--that Alexander Binkley was a Republican. I think I am safe in saying that it this period of time most Southerners were Democrats. After all, the Republican Party was the party of Lincoln. My suspicion is that Blackstone Frederick Binkley was a Northern sympathizer during the War and that he was killed by Rebel guerrillas, not by members of the regular Confederate Army. This is just my hunch. It looks as if these men were very courageous in their beliefs, and one of them paid with his life. I think that most of the Binkleys were not slaveholders. My own second great-grandfather, Frederick Binkley of Davidson County (Blackstone Frederick Binkley's first cousin once removed), did own slaves, and I believe that most of the other Binkleys in Middle Tenn. who owned slaves were his children. <Do you think people could mean.."of German descent" since Christian Binkley's wives were German?> I don't have it in front of me, but I believe there is at least one published work that states that another Blackstone Binkley and his brother Jackson were from Germany. I know that this has confused some people. Sara Binkley Tarpley

Thought some may be interested in this from Ancestry.com News. COVER OF TIME MAGAZINE: "HOW TO SEARCH FOR YOUR ROOTS" The 19 April (vol. 153, no. 15) issue of Time magazine's cover story is "How to Search for Your Roots." Beginning with an article by Margot Hornblower, "Roots Mania," the issue also features sections on helpful books, where to look, African Americans, the National Archives, and "Time.com Presents: Growing Your Family Tree" ("A genealogy how-to kit, featuring starting tips, useful Web sites and books, and organizations that can help."). You can find it at your local newsstand or read it online at: http://cgi.pathfinder.com/time/magazine/toc/0,3392,1101990419,00.html <<<>>><<<>>><<<>>><<<>>><<<>>><<<>>><<<>>><<<>>><<<>> "Finding Our Roots" Weeklong Special on NBC Next Week According to an MSNBC article on "A Family Tree That Spans the Net" NBC News will be airing a weeklong series on genealogy called, "Finding Our Roots," beginning on 19 April. According to the message: "NBC anchors Tom Brokaw, Katie Couric, Matt Lauer, Ann Curry, Al Roker, Jane Pauley, and Stone Phillips go looking for their ancestors, from Romania to Japan. We'll have a guide to finding your own family tree, links to some of the top databases, and reviews of genealogical software." The article is online at: http://www.msnbc.com/news/256222.asp (See the yellow box at the end of the article.) Nancy Reasearching Joseph John Bradley in Cheatham County, TN. nlewisjm@bellsouth.net

I just wanted to say "thanks" to all who responded to my plea for info on a Binkley Cemetery. I received a lot of info and really appreciate your help. Reba

In a message dated 4/17/99 4:46:52 AM Central Daylight Time, tompkin@c2i2.com writes from Cheatham County History of Tennessee, regarding Dr. Alexander F. Binkley: > The grand- parents were born in North Carolina in 1784 and 1789, and > died in 1828 and 1859. The great-grandfather, Adam Binkley, was born in > Germany in 1739, and came to Pennsylvania, thence to North Carolina. He died > in 1839. The great-grandmother, Mattie Weller, was born in 1744 and died in > 1812." According to Early Families of the North Carolina Counties of Rockingham and Stokes with Revolutionary Service, published by James Hunter Chapter, National Society Daughters of American Revolution, (Madison, North Carolina, 1981), Vol. II, p. 8, citing material contributed by Mrs. William Wood, Chesterfield, Illinois 62630, the grandfather, Henry Binkley, was born 20 December 1782 in Bethania, Stokes County, NC. Because of the specific date and place given, I would suspect that this data came from the Archives of the Moravian Church in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and is reliable. The great-grandfather, Adam Binkley, was born 13 August 1744 in Codorus, York County, PA, according to Moravian Church records. He could not have been born in Germany, even if born in 1739, because his father, Peter Binkley, immigrated from Germany in 1736, arriving at Philadelphia in September of that year. Peter was originally from Switzerland; in America he lived first in Pennsylvania, then in MD, and finally in NC, where he died in 1793. Early Families of the North Carolina Counties of Rockingham and Stokes with Revolutionary Service shows Adam Binkley's death as 3 March 1837, citing his Revolution War pension file. I show a death date for Adam's wife, Maria Magdalena "Mollie" or "Mattie" Weller of 24 July 1826 , but since this is information from someone else and I don't know its ultimate source, I have no idea whether it is accurate. There are other published works that state that certain Binkleys in Cheatham Co. came from Germany, even Binkleys who were born well into the 19th century. As far as I know, any Binkley who was in Cheatham County in the 19th century and probably any Binkley after that (allowing for recent movement into TN from other states), was a descendant of Peter Binkley who arrived in Philadelphia in 1736 and would have been born in America. Some of Peter's older children were born in Germany, but they did not come to Tennessee. Sara Binkley Tarpley

"Cheatham County History Of Tennessee" http://www.rootsweb.com/~tncheath/Cheatham.htm "Alexander F. Binkley, M. D., was born in Davidson County, Tenn., January 2, 1845. He was educated at the Willwood Institute. In early life he worked on a farm, and before he was eligible to any office was appointed justice of the peace in the Second District. In 1866 he was elected to the same office, and after serving twelve months resigned, and was soon after appointed county superintendent of public instruction, and held the office until it was abolished about one year later. He held the office of county surveyor about three years, and in 1867 began studying medicine. In 1877 he enteredVanderbilt University at Nashville, and graduated March 1, 1879. He then returned to Cheatham County and began the practice of his profession, and has met with good success. December 26, 1873, he was married to Mary I. Boyd, born January 11, 1850, daughter of Walter and Martha (White) Boyd, born in Virginia and North Carolina in 1798 and 1820. The mother was twice married, her first husband being a brother of Walter Boyd. To Mr. and Mrs. Binkley were born these children: Isabel J. B., Martha A., Mildred M. and William M. Mildred died May 15, 1879. Our subject and wife are members of the Christian Church and he is a Republican. His parents were Blackstone and Rebecca (Felts) Binkley. They were born in Tennessee and North Carolina in 1804 and 1807, respectively, and were married in 1825. November 10, 1863, the father was taken from home by guerrillas and shot dead. The mother died July 3, 1865. The grand- parents were born in North Carolina in 1784 and 1789, and died in 1828 and 1859. The great-grandfather, Adam Binkley, was born in Germany in 1739, and came to Pennsylvania, thence to North Carolina. He died in 1839. The great-grandmother, Mattie Weller, was born in 1744 and died in 1812." -----Original Message----- From: allenjm@bellsouth.net <allenjm@bellsouth.net> >There is a Binkley Cemetery located on the right side of Highway 49 <clipped> >There is a Dr. A. F. Binkley, a Mary Isabelle Boyd Binkley, a William Alexander Binkley, Jr and a stone that indicates B., D. A.. ------------------ >GranPiano@aol.com wrote: >> Does anyone know where a "Binkley" cemetery is located? We think it might be >> somewhere around the Old Clarksville Highway or Bearwallow area???? Reba Harris

There is a Binkley Cemetery located on the right side of Highway 49 going north out of Ashland City opposite the intersection of Highway 49 and Norman Harris Road. According to the Tombstone Records of Cheatham County, 1986 it is visible from the road in the woods and is not maintained. According to these records there are 10 persons interred there as of 1986. There is a Dr. A. F. Binkley, a Mary Isabelle Boyd Binkley, a William Alexander Binkley, Jr and a stone that indicates B., D. A.. The rest of the graves are for Frank Delany, Cave Gibbs, Gibbs infant son, Jessie A. Gibbs and Nellie Gray Gibbs. Rsp Jim Allen GranPiano@aol.com wrote: > Does anyone know where a "Binkley" cemetery is located? We think it might be > somewhere around the Old Clarksville Highway or Bearwallow area???? Reba > Harris

Does anyone know where a "Binkley" cemetery is located? We think it might be somewhere around the Old Clarksville Highway or Bearwallow area???? Reba Harris

Hi Karen and Richard, I couldn't reach you on your old address, so I am using the mailing list to thank you so very much for all the hard work you did as a lookup volunteer on the Cheatham County TNGenWeb site. You will be missed, hurry back. No need for anyone to flame me for this personal message, I am the listowner. Cheers, Ted -- ALPCA #8186, NILPS#491, MAPA #288, PoLPCA#6, TNS#1694, PL8S#TBA, P/T#227 ted@thitt.com County Coordinator: Chariton, Cooper, Miller and Randolph Counties MOGenWeb Co-Host: Cheatham County TNGenWeb ListKeeper: EPPING, KLEIN, WINN, WFKA, MOBOONE, MOCHARIT, MOCOOPER, MOMILLER, MORANDOL and TNCHEATH

>From the TENNESSEAN on March 28, 1999: "Volunteers are needed to locate and clean cemeteries in Land Between the Lakes. Call Jim Baccus of Rescue Our Cemeteries at: 502-388-2555. Crews will be out every Saturday in April."

The lady who was translating the information has not had a chance to get back over there. Her grandchild has been extremely ill. She assures me, however, that she will go back and as soon as I receive any additional information, I'll pass it on. -- Vicky Hutchings mailto:vicky@firstamerican.net -----Original Message----- From: allenjm@bellsouth.net [mailto:allenjm@bellsouth.net] Sent: Thursday, March 11, 1999 9:05 PM To: Vicky Hutchings Subject: Re: [TNCHEATH-L] Bible Found in Dyer County Did I miss out on any follow-up e-mails on this subject or has anything further ever been accomplished? Rsp Jim Allen Vicky Hutchings wrote: > I don't know how many of you are aware of the bible which was found in > an attic last week. > > It was broadcast on the news because it contained a first hand account > of the 1811 earthquake. > > The bible belonged to my fourth great grandfather Joseph Dozier and > indicates he was the son of Peter and Tiddy (Hooper) Dozier, born > 09/24/1807 in Davidson (now Cheatham) County, TN. The bible also > provides detail on the Lovell and Cullum lines. > > I have asked for a transcript of the information and would be more than > happy to share with anyone interested.

I am searching for and any information on my gg grandfather, Marcus BOYD, born in Tennessee ca 1822. He married Sarah Jane BALLENTINE in Montgomery, TN on 9 Feb. 1850. Children John C. b. Nov/Dec 1850 TN Daughter b. 15 Aug. 1853 Trigg Co. KY (died at birth) Margaret E. b. 16 Aug. 1854 Trigg Co. KY William L. b. 9 Apr. 1855 McCracken Co. KY Charles b. 21 May 1857 McCracken Co. KY Luther b. 1 Sept. 1861 McCracken Co. KY Sarah probably died shortly after Luther was born. I do not know where or when Marcus died. I have only their marriage record, the birth records and the 1860 census of McCracken Co. My great grandfather, John C., married Nancy Hall 22 Jan.1877 in Montgomery Co. TN. John and Nancy and two of their children, Edward Lee and Andrew Thomas, are listed on the 1880 census of Cheatham Co. They returned to the Lovelaceville area of Ballard/McCracken Co. ca 1882 and John died there the winter of 1887-88. I have found two other Marcus BOYDs; one married Eliza HAMILTON in Williamson Co. TN in 1825 and later moved to MO and the other married a Margaret BOYD in Trigg Co. KY in 1857, neither appear to be directly connected to my gg grandfather. Any information would be most appreciated. Ed BOYD <ed.boyd @cwix.com>

Cassie, Now that I've seen your charts I have put William L together with the others. I've included what I have on William's father and descendants. I've included a gen. report at the end of this email. I figured out one thing last night. My wife's great uncle Isaac Walton Hollis and your great aunt Clara Bell Hollis were bro and sis. Now how much kin that makes you two I don't know! Your William L Hollis has many neices and nephews and their decsendants still living in the West Cheatham Area.. The William Hollis that Jim spoke of a few days ago, is probablly my mother in laws bro. So even if he did'nt know your grandfather he would have known some of his brothers and sisters and their children (even though he didn't know that he knew them as related to William L.) All I have on your line is what you see below. I would like to have William L's descendants. Just cut them and paste in an email if your willing.. I still probably still can't open a file like you sent before. Let me know if you need more detailed info on some of the last descendants, my mother in law can get much more. Thanks Jerry Descendants of William James Hollis Sr. Generation No. 1 1. WILLIAM JAMES HOLLIS6 SR. (WILLIAM RALPH OR K.5 HOLLIS, JOHN M4, ISAAC3, JAMES2, WILLIAM1) was born Abt. 1855 in Cheatham Co Tennessee. He married (1) SARAH E BRINTON. He married (2) INDIANA ISOLEDA WOODSON 1888 in MT Co TN (Source: Mt Co Marriages Book H-K, Vol 13 p520.), daughter of SILAS WOODSON and THERESSA HOOPER. Children of WILLIAM SR. and SARAH BRINTON are: 2. i. WILLIAM JAMES JR7 HOLLIS, b. Abt. 1882; d. Abt. 1968. ii. ANNIE HOLLIS, b. Abt. 1886. Children of WILLIAM SR. and INDIANA WOODSON are: 3. iii. CLARA BELL7 HOLLIS, b. October 19, 1888; d. December 22, 1927. 4. iv. LUCY THOMAS HOLLIS, b. Abt. 1891. 5. v. MARY ELIZABETH HOLLIS, b. Abt. 1892. vi. WALTER F HOLLIS, b. Abt. 1897; d. Abt. 1933; m. MARY ANDERSON. 6. vii. WILLIAM L. HOLLIS, b. September 25, 1901, Neptune,CE. Co TN; d. 1989, TN. viii. DENSEL S HOLLIS, b. 1906. Generation No. 2 2. WILLIAM JAMES JR7 HOLLIS (WILLIAM JAMES HOLLIS6 SR., WILLIAM RALPH OR K.5 HOLLIS, JOHN M4, ISAAC3, JAMES2, WILLIAM1) was born Abt. 1882, and died Abt. 1968. He married ISABELLA L. Children of WILLIAM HOLLIS and ISABELLA L are: i. VERNA Y8 HOLLIS, b. Abt. 1902; d. Abt. 1903. ii. JAMES H HOLLIS. 3. CLARA BELL7 HOLLIS (WILLIAM JAMES HOLLIS6 SR., WILLIAM RALPH OR K.5 HOLLIS, JOHN M4, ISAAC3, JAMES2, WILLIAM1) was born October 19, 1888, and died December 22, 1927. She married ISAAC WALTON HOLLIS, son of JAMES HOLLIS and SARAH GALLOWAY. Children of CLARA HOLLIS and ISAAC HOLLIS are: i. MAYDELL8 HOLLIS, m. ROSALEE CAIN. ii. BERTHA HOLLIS, b. January 27, 1918; d. August 01, 1979, CT Tn; m. GENE SHEFFIELD. iii. GENE HOLLIS. iv. WILLIAM HOLLIS, b. May 20, 1920; d. May 20, 1920, CT Tn. v. MARTHA HOLLIS, m. MANSEL STEWART. vi. LORRAINE HOLLIS, m. ? JORDON. vii. CLARABEL HOLLIS, b. Abt. 1927. 4. LUCY THOMAS7 HOLLIS (WILLIAM JAMES HOLLIS6 SR., WILLIAM RALPH OR K.5 HOLLIS, JOHN M4, ISAAC3, JAMES2, WILLIAM1) was born Abt. 1891. She married JAMES CATLIN YOUNG 1911. Child of LUCY HOLLIS and JAMES YOUNG is: 7. i. MARY BELL8 YOUNG, b. August 31, 1912; d. October 22, 1979. 5. MARY ELIZABETH7 HOLLIS (WILLIAM JAMES HOLLIS6 SR., WILLIAM RALPH OR K.5 HOLLIS, JOHN M4, ISAAC3, JAMES2, WILLIAM1) was born Abt. 1892. She married IRVIN LINWOOD GUPTON 1902, son of JOHN GUPTON and FREDONIA PARDUE. Children of MARY HOLLIS and IRVIN GUPTON are: i. DESMA ARNOLD8 GUPTON, b. 1913; d. 1980. ii. FARRIS DEAN GUPTON, b. 1930; d. 1931. iii. LINWOOD GUPTON. iv. ODELL GUPTON, m. KATE FORBES. v. B.W. GUPTON, m. _______ REEVES. 8. vi. WINFRED GUPTON. 6. WILLIAM L.7 HOLLIS (WILLIAM JAMES HOLLIS6 SR., WILLIAM RALPH OR K.5 HOLLIS, JOHN M4, ISAAC3, JAMES2, WILLIAM1) was born September 25, 1901 in Neptune,CE. Co TN, and died 1989 in TN. He married (1) ANNA M. MILLS. He married (2) MINNIE LARUE PATE Aft. 1920. Children of WILLIAM HOLLIS and MINNIE PATE are: i. WILLA MAE8 HOLLIS, m. JOSEPH SIDES. ii. WILLA DEAN HOLLIS, m. ROBERT QUILLMAN. Notes for WILLA DEAN HOLLIS: Granddaughter is Cassie Langley Brown of Port Orford, OR (in 1998) email clnholly@aol.com Generation No. 3 7. MARY BELL8 YOUNG (LUCY THOMAS7 HOLLIS, WILLIAM JAMES HOLLIS6 SR., WILLIAM RALPH OR K.5 HOLLIS, JOHN M4, ISAAC3, JAMES2, WILLIAM1) was born August 31, 1912, and died October 22, 1979. She married FIZER GUPTON, son of VOLLIE GUPTON and WILLIE FIZER. Children of MARY YOUNG and FIZER GUPTON are: i. LINDA9 GUPTON. 9. ii. WILLIE MAE GUPTON. 8. WINFRED8 GUPTON (MARY ELIZABETH7 HOLLIS, WILLIAM JAMES HOLLIS6 SR., WILLIAM RALPH OR K.5 HOLLIS, JOHN M4, ISAAC3, JAMES2, WILLIAM1). He married WILLIE MAE GUPTON, daughter of FIZER GUPTON and MARY YOUNG. Notes for WILLIE MAE GUPTON: Lives in Nashville in 1998 Child of WINFRED GUPTON and WILLIE GUPTON is: i. PAT9 GUPTON. Generation No. 4 9. WILLIE MAE9 GUPTON (MARY BELL8 YOUNG, LUCY THOMAS7 HOLLIS, WILLIAM JAMES HOLLIS6 SR., WILLIAM RALPH OR K.5 HOLLIS, JOHN M4, ISAAC3, JAMES2, WILLIAM1). She married (1) WINFRED GUPTON, son of IRVIN GUPTON and MARY HOLLIS. She married (2) JOE ?. Notes for WILLIE MAE GUPTON: Lives in Nashville in 1998 Child of WILLIE GUPTON and WINFRED GUPTON is: i. PAT10 GUPTON.

SPURGEON, Frances Elizabeth, b. 1817. I am desperately trying to find this gr. gr. grandmother and her parents. Would you help please?