This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/0hB.2ACI/564 Message Board Post: Looking for mary p littlefield grave died 1911 buried in columia any help would be appreciated.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: HARRIS ADKISSON Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/0hB.2ACI/563 Message Board Post: Seeking any info on the parents and/or siblings of Nathaniel G. Harris who was listed on the 1850 Giles Co., TN census with his family as listed below: Descendants of Nathaniel G. Harris 1 Nathaniel G. Harris b: 1815 in GA d: Aft. 1850 . +Elizabeth D. Adkisson b: 1818 in TN m: 20 Oct 1840 in Maury Co., TN d: Aft. 1850 .... 2 George W. Harris b: 1842 in TN d: Aft. 1850 .... 2 James W. Harris b: 1843 in TN d: Aft. 1850 .... 2 Charles H. Harris b: 1844 in TN d: Aft. 1850 .... 2 Rebecca A. Harris b: 1845 in TN d: Aft. 1850 .... 2 Susan P. Harris b: 1846 in TN d: Aft. 1850 .... 2 Henrietta Harris b: 1847 in TN d: Aft. 1850 .... 2 Gibs F. Harris b: 1849 in TN d: Aft. 1850 ------------- A couple of doors down on the 1850 census is listed the family of Thomas A. O. HARRIS b/1820/TN and wife Nancy and 3 children. I don't know if Thomas is a brother of Nathaniel but since families stayed close I thought it might be a possibility. Any info will be appreciated, Charlotte Williams, GRITS

I had a copy and apparently lost an entry from one of the Maury County Records wherein Thomas Grant was a witness to a transaction involving attorney James K. Polk. It would have occurred either in the 1820's or early to mid-1830's. If anyone has access to the books wherein the entry might have been recorded, I would appreciate lookup and the text entry. It was rather short as I remember, maybe 7-8 lines. Incidentally, I am seeking any information regarding Thomas Grant and wife Sarah Glover. Thomas was born about 1778, was noted in the county records starting in 1815 and died in Marshall County (the part of Maury that was carved out) in 1838. The primary focus of my search is his and Sarah's parents. His accounting prior to 1815 are still hidden. We don't know for sure where he came from or how he migrated to Tennessee. But, stories suggest he came from Scotland with 2 brothers as an indenture person. He was probably fairly young, if the story is true. One could surmise that his parents came from Scotland via England, but I have no way to prove that either. Two strong connections through the Grant DNA project indicate a prior connections to Grants who were in Canada at some point. I am just grasping at straws right now. Allen Grant <'\\\>< http://home.houston.rr.com/agrant/genealogy/granthis.htm

David, I live in Jefferson City, MO where Drury Gooch, who married Patsy Whitehead, died in 1839. I know the local Whiteheads. As best I can tell Drury descended from James Gooch, son of William, son of Claiborne, who originated in Hanover Co., VA. I am interested in two apparent brothers -- William Spraggins Gooch, a minister, and Thomas Thweatt Gooch, a large-scale farmer. Their middle names suggest they were descendants of Rowland Gooch and Lively Thweatt of Caroline Co., VA and Granville Co., NC. Rowland's daughter Patsy married William Spraggins, and Thweatt is an extremely rare surname. Thomas T. Gooch appeared in Rutherford Co., TN by 1827 where he married Nancy Tennessee White, and he and William came to Maury Co. I don't believe they had any connection to Drury. Randy McConnell

A Drury Gooch married into my Whitehead family in Missouri about 1809, any relation? David Whitehead

Maury County,Tn., dist. 15. Two sisters with the middle name of "Ann" in their name. Martha Ann ALLEN , b. 1857, Wayne Co, TN., who went by the name of Ann ALLEN, age 23 in the 1880 Census of Maury County. By 1880 Ann was divorced with 2 children, and living with mother; Sarah BRADLEY ALLEN; age 48 widow. Children:Emma J. age 4,John W. Davis age 1. Not sure if they used the last name of DAVIS or ALLEN. In the census looks like DAVIS was crossed out.? And Betsy Ann ALLEN, b abt. 1860, used the name of Mollie ALLEN, Age 19 in 1880 census. Also, living with Sarah ALLEN were two half-brothers' of Mollie and Ann,; Willie 11, and Tom 8. When their father left in 1861 for the Civil War, Sarah was left with 6 children in Wayne Co.,TN., Cypress Inn. Children ranged in age from 10 to age 1. Sarah was trying to feed, clothe and shelter this family for years by keeping house and working for other families, in the Maury County,TN area. They had to get out of Wayne county, Cypress Inn, because of the War and living so close to the Alabama line. That area was devastated by the North and Southern troops crossing at that line. Willie had told his grandchildren that those times were so horrible, he stated that he did not care to talk about it. Sarah and Robert's children; William Thomas and Berry have not been located William was age 10 and Berry 7 when Robert went to war. I am trying to locate their burial places, especially Robert, I think he died in Mississippi. Am doing research on him at this time. Would appreciate any information on this family. If you need my address contact me and I will forward that to you. Anything to help my research. Thanks, Joyce --------------------------------- Talk is cheap. Use Yahoo! Messenger to make PC-to-Phone calls. Great rates starting at 1¢/min.

Rick can you contact me offline? Paulette ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rick Gray" <rgray7824@charter.net> To: <TNMAURY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, June 16, 2006 10:34 AM Subject: Re: [TNMAURY-L] New Books of Interest For Maury County >I was asked to give a little more info on the books for the list. I am >sorry > that it has taken me awhile. And thanks for all the concern for my Mother. > She is finally back home after 25 days in the hospital. Anyway here is the > basic stuff on the books: > > Looking Back in Time: Mt. Pleasant, Tennessee: estimate of about 100 > pages; > focuses mainly on photos; majority of the photos are of Mt. Pleasant, but > a > few pages feature other places in Maury County; about 80% of photos are > identified; there are photos of Main Street through the years, many photos > of various schools and functions with the schools, some homes, photo of > the > 1903 Confederate Veterans reunion (group photo), many photos from various > things at Hay Long High School particularly the year 1930; photos of > waterfalls near Mt. Pleasant, Senior class photos from Hay Long High > School > beginning 1928 with a year or two skipped here and there but continues > through 1962. Many of these photos have never been published before. > > "Our Memories" of Sandy Hook, Pugh Town, Rockdale & Sheepneck: about 100 > pages; lots of photos - some identified some not (possibly about 50% > identified); features articles on the families and history of the area; > also > many folks wrote articles about their memories attending schools in the > little country schools or living in the area; it is humorous, nostalgic, > and > historical at the same time; nice balance of history, nostalgia, and > genealogy. > > I am still not sure if I am allowed to list prices here, so I will skip > that. I know that some of you have already e-mailed me about the books. If > I > have not gotten back to you, I will soon. If you would like info on the > books, pricing & ordering - just e-mail me. > > Rick > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Rick Gray" <rgray7824@charter.net> > To: <TNMAURY-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Thursday, May 18, 2006 7:09 PM > Subject: [TNMAURY-L] New Books of Interest For Maury County > > >> Hello to all my Maury County research folks. I work part time for a > printing company in Mt. Pleasant in Maury County and have been interested > in > genealogy for many years now. I have helped a few people out through this > board in times past and have had many of you help me out. >> >> Anyway my boss at the printing company has compiled 2 books (one with my > aid) about the Mt. Pleasant area mostly. >> >> One of them is a pictoral type history of the area. It has old class > pictures from Hay Long High School and pictures of various monuments and > homes and buildings in the area. He has collected the photos for years. > This > book is only photos. >> >> The second book that he and I have worked on together is a book about > Sandy Hook, a small community 3 miles sw of Mt. Pleasant in the SW portion > of Maury County. It does have some history and family stories and stories > of > growing up in the area. Several stories of what it was like attending the > 2 > country schools in the area. Some of the stuff we have collected from > other > printed materials but many of the articles are new ones. The book also > contains many photos that we have collected, some new ones, and many old > ones contributed by others. >> >> He has also reprinted an out of print book about Hugh Cooper of Fishing > Creek, South Carolina. The book deals in great part with the Cooper family > of the Mt. Pleasant area and of Lewis County, Tennessee. He has done the > book in paper back with comb binding. The book is 2 volumes. >> >> I do not remember the rules as to posting costs and all on the list so I > will not do so. I just wanted to let those know about the books. >> >> Please do not respond to this here on the list, but respond to me by > e-mail at rgray7824@charter.net so that we do not hinder others in finding > the info they might need on their families. >> >> Thanks so much, and happy hunting. >> >> Rick Gray >> >> >> ==== TNMAURY Mailing List ==== >> SOUTHERN HERITAGE NEWS AND VIEWS is dedicated to the preservation of > Southern Heritage and to defend the honor of our Confederate ancestors. >> To subscribe send e-mail to: SouthernHeritage-subscribe@topica.com >> >> ============================== >> View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about your ancestors, find >> marriage announcements and more. Learn more: >> http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx >> > > > ==== TNMAURY Mailing List ==== > SOUTHERN HERITAGE NEWS AND VIEWS is dedicated to the preservation of > Southern Heritage and to defend the honor of our Confederate ancestors. > To subscribe send e-mail to: SouthernHeritage-subscribe@topica.com > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx >

Just completed "The WORKMAN World". 215 pages follows the descendants, of John and Sylvia Workman, who came to Weakley Co., TN, from Orange Co., NC. Contains information on the families of Moses HOLMES, McComas RHODES, Samuel MOONEY, Abner TAPP and many more with VA, NC, SC & TN connections. Lots of genealogical records, family groups, wills, deeds, death certificates and many photos. For more information contact: Nancy Workman Courtney 192 Lakeview Dr. Mayfield, KY 42066 waynce@apex.net 270-247-7966

Greetings List There is now a posting on the Maury County School History Web Site for the 1951, Santa Fe School. It is for all grades and faculty or about 20 pages. The images are high quality and will load a little slow there so use patience in browsing the site. Santa Fe School 1951, Maury County Tennessee. _http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~maury/santafeschoolmenu.htm_ (http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~maury/santafeschoolmenu.htm) Maury County Tennessee Cemeteries _http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~maury/cemetery/_ (http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~maury/cemetery/) Wayne Austin Ole Bear Bryant Country (Alabama)

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/0hB.2ACI/562 Message Board Post: I am looking for any information on this person Davis Kelereas. He was in Maury Co in the early 1800's. The spelling of the last name may be off but I think it is right. Does anyone have any info on anyone with this last name from Maury Co.? Thank You.

It's the right one. There are Rileys buried there, but unmarked, according to the cemetery records book and David. Since there is so much interest in the cemetery I will post the listing on my site. Give me until tomorrow, then look under "A few pages of the cememtery records . . ." Right after Cemetery Markers. There are just 2-3 pages for Delk. Pages 253 - 255. WARNING, most of the other pages are not posted, so if you click on them you will get an error. Here's the link. I should have them posted early tomorrow. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~genieresources/

David: It is only about 75 miles to Delk Cemetery from my house. I just returned form a visit there. I talked with the family that lives there. The family said they thought there may be RILEYs buried there, but I walked the cemetery and was unable to locate any. I am interested to know if we are talking about the same DELK Cemetery. As far as I know, and the family agrees, This is the only Delk Cemetery in Maury County. This Cemetery that I have visited is in Delk's Bend of the Duck River just below the Hickman Co. line, Kettle Mills, TN. Are we working in the same cemetery? Bill ----- Original Message ----- From: "David Whitehead" <dlwhitehead@charter.net> To: <TNMAURY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, June 16, 2006 6:56 PM Subject: [TNMAURY-L] Delk Cemetary > Is there a list of people buried here available online? Is the cemetary kept up so that you can find a grave? I have Riley family buried there. > > David Whitehead > Researching: Whitted, Whitehead, Weaver, Lashley, Riley and Warren > > > ==== TNMAURY Mailing List ==== > Researching the following Maury County surnames: BINKLEY - BOOKER - CASKEY - CRAIG - CRAWFORD - CREWS - DABBS - DANIELS - DEMASTUS - DIAL - DILLEHAY - DODSON - DOOLEY - DUGGER - HARDISON - JETER - KENNON - LEWIS - MACK - MAYSE - MILES - MITCHELL - MURPHY - OLIVER - PARK - PARRISH - RIEVES - ROOK - WELLS - demastus@aol.com > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx > > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.1.394 / Virus Database: 268.9.0/368 - Release Date: 6/16/06 > >

Thanks for all the replies to my post. David

Thanks for the info Allen. I've recently upgraded to 25 markers and am awaiting results. I don't think I'll shell out any more money at this time for 37. Still, $200 worth of DNA is probably more valuable than the same amount in copy charges or travel doing other genealogy research. -Mark Quoting Allen Grant <sagrant@houston.rr.com>: > Mark... > > You will find that you will match with a large number of people when > comparing the first 12 markers. If, in those first 12, your match has the > same surname as your own, it MAY be significant. The next 13 markers become > very significant, if you have an exact match for all 25 markers, regardless > of surname. Of course, a perfect match is more significant with the same > surname. Incidents of adoption, taking on the family name where someone > moves in with a family, child born out of wedlock to someone with your > surname, etc. can cause these other surnames to match. When you have 37 > markers tested, it will refine the distance in time where you MIGHT connect. > Most people's matches tend to distance themselves at this level of testing. > > I, for example, match 25/25 with a Grant in California, but we are 34/37. > It would suggest that we are probably on the back end of the span of time > that we may connect. In other words, the probability of a match may be more > like 400 years than 200 years. Incidentally, we have not yet found the > common link. I can trace back 5 generations and he can trace back 7 > generations, but we have not identified any common families. > > Hope that helped. > > Allen Grant > <'\\\>< > http://home.houston.rr.com/agrant/genealogy/granthis.htm > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <mmurphy@our-town.com> > To: <TNMAURY-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Saturday, June 17, 2006 6:42 AM > Subject: Re: [TNMAURY-L] Delk Cemetary > > >> Of surprise to me is that my DNA showed a 12 point match to some Delk/Dilk >> members. I wonder what that means. I don't have any of this surname in my >> genealogy that I know of. >> >> Were/are there lots of Delk/Dilks in Maury Co.? I don't recall finding this >> name when researching Maury. >> >> Makes me go hmmm. >> >> -Mark >> >> >> Quoting David Whitehead <dlwhitehead@charter.net>: >> >>> Is there a list of people buried here available online? Is the >>> cemetary kept up so that you can find a grave? I have Riley family >>> buried there. >>> >>> David Whitehead >>> Researching: Whitted, Whitehead, Weaver, Lashley, Riley and Warren >>> >> >> ---------------------------------------------------------------- >> This message was sent using IMP, the Internet Messaging Program. >> >> >> ==== TNMAURY Mailing List ==== >> SOUTHERN HERITAGE NEWS AND VIEWS is dedicated to the preservation of >> Southern Heritage and to defend the honor of our Confederate >> ancestors. >> To subscribe send e-mail to: SouthernHeritage-subscribe@topica.com >> >> ============================== >> Jumpstart your genealogy with OneWorldTree. Search not only for >> ancestors, but entire generations. Learn more: >> http://www.ancestry.com/s13972/rd.ashx >> > > > > ==== TNMAURY Mailing List ==== > SOUTHERN HERITAGE NEWS & VIEWS > http://lists.topica.com/lists/SouthernHeritage/prefs/info.html > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx > > ---------------------------------------------------------------- This message was sent using IMP, the Internet Messaging Program.

I am not sure that there is a list of the Delk Cemetery. I have photographed some of the stones there. The Delk Cemetery is immaculately kept by the family! Bill ----- Original Message ----- From: "David Whitehead" <dlwhitehead@charter.net> To: <TNMAURY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, June 16, 2006 6:56 PM Subject: [TNMAURY-L] Delk Cemetary > Is there a list of people buried here available online? Is the cemetary kept up so that you can find a grave? I have Riley family buried there. > > David Whitehead > Researching: Whitted, Whitehead, Weaver, Lashley, Riley and Warren > > > ==== TNMAURY Mailing List ==== > Researching the following Maury County surnames: BINKLEY - BOOKER - CASKEY - CRAIG - CRAWFORD - CREWS - DABBS - DANIELS - DEMASTUS - DIAL - DILLEHAY - DODSON - DOOLEY - DUGGER - HARDISON - JETER - KENNON - LEWIS - MACK - MAYSE - MILES - MITCHELL - MURPHY - OLIVER - PARK - PARRISH - RIEVES - ROOK - WELLS - demastus@aol.com > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx > > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.1.394 / Virus Database: 268.9.0/368 - Release Date: 6/16/06 > >

Mark... You will find that you will match with a large number of people when comparing the first 12 markers. If, in those first 12, your match has the same surname as your own, it MAY be significant. The next 13 markers become very significant, if you have an exact match for all 25 markers, regardless of surname. Of course, a perfect match is more significant with the same surname. Incidents of adoption, taking on the family name where someone moves in with a family, child born out of wedlock to someone with your surname, etc. can cause these other surnames to match. When you have 37 markers tested, it will refine the distance in time where you MIGHT connect. Most people's matches tend to distance themselves at this level of testing. I, for example, match 25/25 with a Grant in California, but we are 34/37. It would suggest that we are probably on the back end of the span of time that we may connect. In other words, the probability of a match may be more like 400 years than 200 years. Incidentally, we have not yet found the common link. I can trace back 5 generations and he can trace back 7 generations, but we have not identified any common families. Hope that helped. Allen Grant <'\\\>< http://home.houston.rr.com/agrant/genealogy/granthis.htm ----- Original Message ----- From: <mmurphy@our-town.com> To: <TNMAURY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, June 17, 2006 6:42 AM Subject: Re: [TNMAURY-L] Delk Cemetary > Of surprise to me is that my DNA showed a 12 point match to some Delk/Dilk > members. I wonder what that means. I don't have any of this surname in > my > genealogy that I know of. > > Were/are there lots of Delk/Dilks in Maury Co.? I don't recall finding > this > name when researching Maury. > > Makes me go hmmm. > > -Mark > > > Quoting David Whitehead <dlwhitehead@charter.net>: > >> Is there a list of people buried here available online? Is the cemetary >> kept up so that you can find a grave? I have Riley family buried there. >> >> David Whitehead >> Researching: Whitted, Whitehead, Weaver, Lashley, Riley and Warren >> > > ---------------------------------------------------------------- > This message was sent using IMP, the Internet Messaging Program. > > > ==== TNMAURY Mailing List ==== > SOUTHERN HERITAGE NEWS AND VIEWS is dedicated to the preservation of > Southern Heritage and to defend the honor of our Confederate ancestors. > To subscribe send e-mail to: SouthernHeritage-subscribe@topica.com > > ============================== > Jumpstart your genealogy with OneWorldTree. Search not only for > ancestors, but entire generations. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13972/rd.ashx >

Of surprise to me is that my DNA showed a 12 point match to some Delk/Dilk members. I wonder what that means. I don't have any of this surname in my genealogy that I know of. Were/are there lots of Delk/Dilks in Maury Co.? I don't recall finding this name when researching Maury. Makes me go hmmm. -Mark Quoting David Whitehead <dlwhitehead@charter.net>: > Is there a list of people buried here available online? Is the > cemetary kept up so that you can find a grave? I have Riley family > buried there. > > David Whitehead > Researching: Whitted, Whitehead, Weaver, Lashley, Riley and Warren > ---------------------------------------------------------------- This message was sent using IMP, the Internet Messaging Program.

Looking for the paremts of Nancy W. Duke born about 1811 either in TN., or GA., she married Walton Gosnell July 30, 1834 ( July 31, 1834). in Maury County, TN. Thank you Harold Gosnell

Is there a list of people buried here available online? Is the cemetary kept up so that you can find a grave? I have Riley family buried there. David Whitehead Researching: Whitted, Whitehead, Weaver, Lashley, Riley and Warren

I was asked to give a little more info on the books for the list. I am sorry that it has taken me awhile. And thanks for all the concern for my Mother. She is finally back home after 25 days in the hospital. Anyway here is the basic stuff on the books: Looking Back in Time: Mt. Pleasant, Tennessee: estimate of about 100 pages; focuses mainly on photos; majority of the photos are of Mt. Pleasant, but a few pages feature other places in Maury County; about 80% of photos are identified; there are photos of Main Street through the years, many photos of various schools and functions with the schools, some homes, photo of the 1903 Confederate Veterans reunion (group photo), many photos from various things at Hay Long High School particularly the year 1930; photos of waterfalls near Mt. Pleasant, Senior class photos from Hay Long High School beginning 1928 with a year or two skipped here and there but continues through 1962. Many of these photos have never been published before. "Our Memories" of Sandy Hook, Pugh Town, Rockdale & Sheepneck: about 100 pages; lots of photos - some identified some not (possibly about 50% identified); features articles on the families and history of the area; also many folks wrote articles about their memories attending schools in the little country schools or living in the area; it is humorous, nostalgic, and historical at the same time; nice balance of history, nostalgia, and genealogy. I am still not sure if I am allowed to list prices here, so I will skip that. I know that some of you have already e-mailed me about the books. If I have not gotten back to you, I will soon. If you would like info on the books, pricing & ordering - just e-mail me. Rick ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rick Gray" <rgray7824@charter.net> To: <TNMAURY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, May 18, 2006 7:09 PM Subject: [TNMAURY-L] New Books of Interest For Maury County > Hello to all my Maury County research folks. I work part time for a printing company in Mt. Pleasant in Maury County and have been interested in genealogy for many years now. I have helped a few people out through this board in times past and have had many of you help me out. > > Anyway my boss at the printing company has compiled 2 books (one with my aid) about the Mt. Pleasant area mostly. > > One of them is a pictoral type history of the area. It has old class pictures from Hay Long High School and pictures of various monuments and homes and buildings in the area. He has collected the photos for years. This book is only photos. > > The second book that he and I have worked on together is a book about Sandy Hook, a small community 3 miles sw of Mt. Pleasant in the SW portion of Maury County. It does have some history and family stories and stories of growing up in the area. Several stories of what it was like attending the 2 country schools in the area. Some of the stuff we have collected from other printed materials but many of the articles are new ones. The book also contains many photos that we have collected, some new ones, and many old ones contributed by others. > > He has also reprinted an out of print book about Hugh Cooper of Fishing Creek, South Carolina. The book deals in great part with the Cooper family of the Mt. Pleasant area and of Lewis County, Tennessee. He has done the book in paper back with comb binding. The book is 2 volumes. > > I do not remember the rules as to posting costs and all on the list so I will not do so. I just wanted to let those know about the books. > > Please do not respond to this here on the list, but respond to me by e-mail at rgray7824@charter.net so that we do not hinder others in finding the info they might need on their families. > > Thanks so much, and happy hunting. > > Rick Gray > > > ==== TNMAURY Mailing List ==== > SOUTHERN HERITAGE NEWS AND VIEWS is dedicated to the preservation of Southern Heritage and to defend the honor of our Confederate ancestors. > To subscribe send e-mail to: SouthernHeritage-subscribe@topica.com > > ============================== > View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about your ancestors, find > marriage announcements and more. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx >