This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Obituary Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/GdSBAIB/70.1 Message Board Post: source: The Evening Sun - Hanover, PA 9-19-2006 Deceased: Trace, Muriel, A. (Gutelius) (OBIT PA 9-19-2006) Age: 92 Last Address: East Berlin, PA Death date: 9-16-2006 Birth date: 11-24-1913 Birth place: Hazelton, PA No relation to the deceased For a FREE copy of full obit send email to: rbenjamin@qis.net (please include date obit posted)

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Mathias Trace. What I know is, he is initially in Franklin Co., Pa. in 1790(after the death of his father Conrad) and in Washington Co., Pa. in 1810. I can't find him in 1800 Census at all(prolly have to go through page after page of Pa. Census records of Franklin & Washington Co.(then again he could have been recorded under a different family name too - like staying with someone)! Of his siblings Either Mathias(Conrad's Son)or Mathias(Mathias's son)was a pioneer in 1808 of Highland or Monroe Twp., in Muskingum County, Oh. See Below: Highland Township Gleanings from Highland Township and Monroe Township, Muskingum County, Ohio Genealogical Gleanings Book put out by the Muskingum County Chapter of The Ohio Genealogical Society Traditionally settlement began here about 1808 with the arrival of one Mathias Trace, from Washington County, Pa., who took up a tract of land in section 11. There is also a Map in the book from the early 1800's showing where this tract was located I have a gedcom up on this side as well. I just don't know where my George Trace belongs. He isn't in either census records(referancing the way the numbers are). worldconnect.rootsweb.com has this gedcom the database name is icesickle2. You'll find some work I've done on it as well! Take care and feel free to pass this info onto other Crawford County and/or Trace relatives/decendants. Sincerely, Doug Trace

Here's a copy of a post I made last November. mike ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mike Miller" <mikemilr@blackfoot.net> To: <TRACE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, November 27, 2005 11:58 AM Subject: [TRACE] Crawford/Berks County Traces > Hello everyone, > > I am new to the list - last I checked a few years ago, this list didn't > exist. > > I have a lot of information on the Trace family from Crawford Co. and > Berks > Co, PA. in the 1750-1850 timeframe. My line comes from Germany where the > name was Dres and anglicized to Trace and it is my belief that most, if > not > all, all the Berks/Crawford County, PA Trace's come from this line. The > references to Langenschwann Twp below are incorrect - it should be > Longswamp - the translation from German to English was incorrect. (or so I > have been informed) > > Some of the PA Traces (my line) moved to MN about 1855 - as I recall > without > digging out the books. > I can send anyone that wants them a couple MSWord docs. > > My GGrandmother (b1880) was a Trace and became interested in genealogy in > the 1920's and was able to talk to a few of the "old timers" that were > still > around, providing many interesting stories. > > Word Doc samples below: Sample 2 has my early line but branches off in the > mid 1800's. > > hope some of this helps, > mike > > sample 1: > > The immigrant ancestor of the Pennsylvania Dres family was Conrad Dres, a > tailor, who > was born 4 March 1728, in Aich, in the Württemberg District of Germany. > Conrad's > family had lived in Aich at least since 1613, when a son of one Hans Dres, > and his wife Anna, was baptised according to the parish register of the > Evangelische Kirche. From these registers, we find all of the records of > the family of Conrad Dres extracted to date from German sources. > > The reference for the film is: > LDS Film #1056613 citation: > > "Parish Register of baptisms, marriages, burials, confirmations and family > registers for Aich, N'urtingen, W"urttemberg, Germany. Evangelische Kirche > Aich, N"urtingen, Kirchenbuch 1679-1966." > > > > sample 2: > > FIRST GENERATION > > 1. Johann Georg DRES. > > He was married to Agnes in Germany. Johann Georg DRES and Agnes had the > following children: > > +2 i. Conrad DRESS. > > > > SECOND GENERATION > > 2. Conrad DRESS was born to Johann Georg and Agnes Dres on 4 Mar 1727/28 > in > Aich, Wuerttemberg, Germany. He was a tailor. He emigrated on 27 Sep > 1746 > from Philadelphia. He arrived on the "Ann" Galley on Sept. 27,1746. By > 1765, he was residing in Longswamp Township, Berks County, according to > the > record of his Naturalization which took place in Philadelphia on September > 22 of that year. He died between 29 May 1790 and 14 Jun 1790. > > He was married to Catharina SCHUESTER on 23 Apr 1750 in St. Michaelis > Lutheran Church in Philadelphia, PA. Conrad DRESS and Catharina SCHUESTER > had the following children: > > +3 i. Dewalt (Theobald/Deobald) DRESS. > <-------- MY LINE > 4 ii. John DRESS was born about 1756 in > Langenschwann Twp. (now Longswamp Twp.), Berks CO, PA. > 5 iii. Matthias DRESS was born about 1757 in > Langenschwann Twp. (now Longswamp Twp.), Berks CO, PA. > 6 iv. George DRESS was born about 1759 in > Langenschwann Twp. (now Longswamp Twp.), Berks CO, PA. February > 19,1787 - > Valentine Trace owned 70 acres in Berks County. > May 25, 1809 - George Trace owned > 72.156 > acres in Berks County. (May be Valentine's old farm after the survey.) > 7 v. Elisabeth DRESS was born about 1761 in > Langenschwann Twp. (now Longswamp Twp.), Berks CO, PA. > 8 vi. Michael DRESS was born on 18 Feb 1762 in > Longswamp. > > > > THIRD GENERATION > > 3. Dewalt (Theobald/Deobald) DRESS was born about 1750 in Langenschwann > Twp. (now Longswamp Twp.), Berks CO, PA. He died by 04/02/1790. > Langenschwann Twp. became Langswamp Twp. in 1761. Theobald and Elisabetha > were members of the Dutch Reform Church. > > > > After Dewalt (Theobald) died, John, Jacob, Catherine, and George, along > with > Catherine's husband, Peter Brown and members of his family, decided to > migrate westward to Crawford CO from Berks CO. This took place in 1803. > Their sister and brother, Elisabeth Dres Majer, and Abraham Dres, stayed > in > Berks County. Abraham took over the family farm. > > He was married to Elizabeth/Elisabetha CARL (daughter of Theobald CARL and > Anna Maria MEER) about 1774. Elizabeth/Elisabetha CARL was born on 20 Oct > 1752 in Longswamp. She was born to Theobald CARL and Anna Maria MEER. > Dewalt (Theobald/Deobald) DRESS and Elizabeth/Elisabetha CARL had the > following children: > > 9 i. Abraham DRESS was born on 11 Jun 1785 in > Longswamp. He died on 7 Mar 1834. He was buried in St. Michael's Luthern > Cemetary in Germantown Twp.. > +10 ii. George DRESS/TRACE. > +11 iii. Catherine/Catharina DRESS. > +12 iv. Elizabeth DRESS. > +13 v. John DRESS. > +14 vi. Jacob DRESS/TRACE. > > > ==== TRACE Mailing List ==== > To contact the List Admin: mailto:TRACE-admin@rootsweb.com > > To unsubscribe send an email to: TRACE-L-request@rootsweb.com > (In Digest Mode change the "L" to a "D") with the word unsubscribe > in the body of the message. > > ============================== > 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 is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Trace, Miller, Lindsey, Flaugh Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/GdSBAIB/1.2.3.4.8.27.30.31.32.1 Message Board Post: I'm looking for more information on John and Mary Sarah (Miller) Trace as well. My husband is descended from John's son Walter. Walter and family lived in Crawford County, PA for many years. A biographical sketch dated 1885 on Walter states that John and Mary settled Vernon Twp. Crawford County, PA in 1802 and had 14 children, "of whom 5 survive." It also says that John was born in Lehigh County, PA. I haven't found anything further back than that... Have you?

Hi All, I just wanted to pass this along. There is a TRACE group on Yahoo that has been started. This is the Franklin County, Pa. TRACE line. If you are related to this line we'd love to have you aboard. The signup link is, http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Trace-Family/ just use you yahoo nickname. If you don't have a yahoo nickname use whatever email address you choose to use! Sincerely, Doug TRACE

Doug, Is this a different email address? Do you live in Baltimore or outside? I plan on going up to see my parents on Saturday. Greg -----Original Message----- From: callous2u@comcast.net [mailto:callous2u@comcast.net] Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2006 12:42 To: TRACE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [TRACE] TRACE Group on Yahoo! Hi All, I just wanted to pass this along. There is a TRACE group on Yahoo that has been started. This is the Franklin County, Pa. TRACE line. If you are related to this line we'd love to have you aboard. The signup link is, http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Trace-Family/ just use you yahoo nickname. If you don't have a yahoo nickname use whatever email address you choose to use! Sincerely, Doug TRACE ==== TRACE Mailing List ==== To contact the List Admin: mailto:TRACE-admin@rootsweb.com To unsubscribe send an email to: TRACE-L-request@rootsweb.com (In Digest Mode change the "L" to a "D") with the word unsubscribe in the body of the message. ============================== View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about your ancestors, find marriage announcements and more. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx

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HI Mike, I have been trying to trace my family tree for the past 5 years. I have a family reunion in the fall of every year if you would like, I could add you to my mailing list for the next reunion in 2006. Alot of this geneology stuff gets very confusing after awhile, but it is so much fun & very interesting to learn about. My line of Trace's also come from Germany. I would love to know the different lines you have in your collections of family information. If you could send me some of your MSWorddocs or anything I would greatly appreciate it. You see I have hit a brick wall as they call it & have not found anymore information in quite awhile. Thank You so much for any & all help, Billi Jo (Trace) Short Mike Miller <mikemilr@blackfoot.net> wrote: Hello everyone, I am new to the list - last I checked a few years ago, this list didn't exist. I have a lot of information on the Trace family from Crawford Co. and Berks Co, PA. in the 1750-1850 timeframe. My line comes from Germany where the name was Dres and anglicized to Trace and it is my belief that most, if not all, all the Berks/Crawford County, PA Trace's come from this line. The references to Langenschwann Twp below are incorrect - it should be Longswamp - the translation from German to English was incorrect. (or so I have been informed) Some of the PA Traces (my line) moved to MN about 1855 - as I recall without digging out the books. I can send anyone that wants them a couple MSWord docs. My GGrandmother (b1880) was a Trace and became interested in genealogy in the 1920's and was able to talk to a few of the "old timers" that were still around, providing many interesting stories. Word Doc samples below: Sample 2 has my early line but branches off in the mid 1800's. hope some of this helps, mike sample 1: The immigrant ancestor of the Pennsylvania Dres family was Conrad Dres, a tailor, who was born 4 March 1728, in Aich, in the Württemberg District of Germany. Conrad's family had lived in Aich at least since 1613, when a son of one Hans Dres, and his wife Anna, was baptised according to the parish register of the Evangelische Kirche. From these registers, we find all of the records of the family of Conrad Dres extracted to date from German sources. The reference for the film is: LDS Film #1056613 citation: "Parish Register of baptisms, marriages, burials, confirmations and family registers for Aich, N'urtingen, W"urttemberg, Germany. Evangelische Kirche Aich, N"urtingen, Kirchenbuch 1679-1966." sample 2: FIRST GENERATION 1. Johann Georg DRES. He was married to Agnes in Germany. Johann Georg DRES and Agnes had the following children: +2 i. Conrad DRESS. SECOND GENERATION 2. Conrad DRESS was born to Johann Georg and Agnes Dres on 4 Mar 1727/28 in Aich, Wuerttemberg, Germany. He was a tailor. He emigrated on 27 Sep 1746 from Philadelphia. He arrived on the "Ann" Galley on Sept. 27,1746. By 1765, he was residing in Longswamp Township, Berks County, according to the record of his Naturalization which took place in Philadelphia on September 22 of that year. He died between 29 May 1790 and 14 Jun 1790. He was married to Catharina SCHUESTER on 23 Apr 1750 in St. Michaelis Lutheran Church in Philadelphia, PA. Conrad DRESS and Catharina SCHUESTER had the following children: +3 i. Dewalt (Theobald/Deobald) DRESS. <-------- MY LINE 4 ii. John DRESS was born about 1756 in Langenschwann Twp. (now Longswamp Twp.), Berks CO, PA. 5 iii. Matthias DRESS was born about 1757 in Langenschwann Twp. (now Longswamp Twp.), Berks CO, PA. 6 iv. George DRESS was born about 1759 in Langenschwann Twp. (now Longswamp Twp.), Berks CO, PA. February 19,1787 - Valentine Trace owned 70 acres in Berks County. May 25, 1809 - George Trace owned 72.156 acres in Berks County. (May be Valentine's old farm after the survey.) 7 v. Elisabeth DRESS was born about 1761 in Langenschwann Twp. (now Longswamp Twp.), Berks CO, PA. 8 vi. Michael DRESS was born on 18 Feb 1762 in Longswamp. THIRD GENERATION 3. Dewalt (Theobald/Deobald) DRESS was born about 1750 in Langenschwann Twp. (now Longswamp Twp.), Berks CO, PA. He died by 04/02/1790. Langenschwann Twp. became Langswamp Twp. in 1761. Theobald and Elisabetha were members of the Dutch Reform Church. After Dewalt (Theobald) died, John, Jacob, Catherine, and George, along with Catherine's husband, Peter Brown and members of his family, decided to migrate westward to Crawford CO from Berks CO. This took place in 1803. Their sister and brother, Elisabeth Dres Majer, and Abraham Dres, stayed in Berks County. Abraham took over the family farm. He was married to Elizabeth/Elisabetha CARL (daughter of Theobald CARL and Anna Maria MEER) about 1774. Elizabeth/Elisabetha CARL was born on 20 Oct 1752 in Longswamp. She was born to Theobald CARL and Anna Maria MEER. Dewalt (Theobald/Deobald) DRESS and Elizabeth/Elisabetha CARL had the following children: 9 i. Abraham DRESS was born on 11 Jun 1785 in Longswamp. He died on 7 Mar 1834. He was buried in St. Michael's Luthern Cemetary in Germantown Twp.. +10 ii. George DRESS/TRACE. +11 iii. Catherine/Catharina DRESS. +12 iv. Elizabeth DRESS. +13 v. John DRESS. +14 vi. Jacob DRESS/TRACE. ==== TRACE Mailing List ==== To contact the List Admin: mailto:TRACE-admin@rootsweb.com To unsubscribe send an email to: TRACE-L-request@rootsweb.com (In Digest Mode change the "L" to a "D") with the word unsubscribe in the body of the message. ============================== 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

Hello everyone, I am new to the list - last I checked a few years ago, this list didn't exist. I have a lot of information on the Trace family from Crawford Co. and Berks Co, PA. in the 1750-1850 timeframe. My line comes from Germany where the name was Dres and anglicized to Trace and it is my belief that most, if not all, all the Berks/Crawford County, PA Trace's come from this line. The references to Langenschwann Twp below are incorrect - it should be Longswamp - the translation from German to English was incorrect. (or so I have been informed) Some of the PA Traces (my line) moved to MN about 1855 - as I recall without digging out the books. I can send anyone that wants them a couple MSWord docs. My GGrandmother (b1880) was a Trace and became interested in genealogy in the 1920's and was able to talk to a few of the "old timers" that were still around, providing many interesting stories. Word Doc samples below: Sample 2 has my early line but branches off in the mid 1800's. hope some of this helps, mike sample 1: The immigrant ancestor of the Pennsylvania Dres family was Conrad Dres, a tailor, who was born 4 March 1728, in Aich, in the Württemberg District of Germany. Conrad's family had lived in Aich at least since 1613, when a son of one Hans Dres, and his wife Anna, was baptised according to the parish register of the Evangelische Kirche. From these registers, we find all of the records of the family of Conrad Dres extracted to date from German sources. The reference for the film is: LDS Film #1056613 citation: "Parish Register of baptisms, marriages, burials, confirmations and family registers for Aich, N'urtingen, W"urttemberg, Germany. Evangelische Kirche Aich, N"urtingen, Kirchenbuch 1679-1966." sample 2: FIRST GENERATION 1. Johann Georg DRES. He was married to Agnes in Germany. Johann Georg DRES and Agnes had the following children: +2 i. Conrad DRESS. SECOND GENERATION 2. Conrad DRESS was born to Johann Georg and Agnes Dres on 4 Mar 1727/28 in Aich, Wuerttemberg, Germany. He was a tailor. He emigrated on 27 Sep 1746 from Philadelphia. He arrived on the "Ann" Galley on Sept. 27,1746. By 1765, he was residing in Longswamp Township, Berks County, according to the record of his Naturalization which took place in Philadelphia on September 22 of that year. He died between 29 May 1790 and 14 Jun 1790. He was married to Catharina SCHUESTER on 23 Apr 1750 in St. Michaelis Lutheran Church in Philadelphia, PA. Conrad DRESS and Catharina SCHUESTER had the following children: +3 i. Dewalt (Theobald/Deobald) DRESS. <-------- MY LINE 4 ii. John DRESS was born about 1756 in Langenschwann Twp. (now Longswamp Twp.), Berks CO, PA. 5 iii. Matthias DRESS was born about 1757 in Langenschwann Twp. (now Longswamp Twp.), Berks CO, PA. 6 iv. George DRESS was born about 1759 in Langenschwann Twp. (now Longswamp Twp.), Berks CO, PA. February 19,1787 - Valentine Trace owned 70 acres in Berks County. May 25, 1809 - George Trace owned 72.156 acres in Berks County. (May be Valentine's old farm after the survey.) 7 v. Elisabeth DRESS was born about 1761 in Langenschwann Twp. (now Longswamp Twp.), Berks CO, PA. 8 vi. Michael DRESS was born on 18 Feb 1762 in Longswamp. THIRD GENERATION 3. Dewalt (Theobald/Deobald) DRESS was born about 1750 in Langenschwann Twp. (now Longswamp Twp.), Berks CO, PA. He died by 04/02/1790. Langenschwann Twp. became Langswamp Twp. in 1761. Theobald and Elisabetha were members of the Dutch Reform Church. After Dewalt (Theobald) died, John, Jacob, Catherine, and George, along with Catherine's husband, Peter Brown and members of his family, decided to migrate westward to Crawford CO from Berks CO. This took place in 1803. Their sister and brother, Elisabeth Dres Majer, and Abraham Dres, stayed in Berks County. Abraham took over the family farm. He was married to Elizabeth/Elisabetha CARL (daughter of Theobald CARL and Anna Maria MEER) about 1774. Elizabeth/Elisabetha CARL was born on 20 Oct 1752 in Longswamp. She was born to Theobald CARL and Anna Maria MEER. Dewalt (Theobald/Deobald) DRESS and Elizabeth/Elisabetha CARL had the following children: 9 i. Abraham DRESS was born on 11 Jun 1785 in Longswamp. He died on 7 Mar 1834. He was buried in St. Michael's Luthern Cemetary in Germantown Twp.. +10 ii. George DRESS/TRACE. +11 iii. Catherine/Catharina DRESS. +12 iv. Elizabeth DRESS. +13 v. John DRESS. +14 vi. Jacob DRESS/TRACE.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Trace Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/GdSBAIB/67.1 Message Board Post: The newspaper caught my eye with Zanesville mentioned. My father was born in Zanesville in 1915, Joseph Otha Trace and he was the son of Otha Burtus Trace, brother Daniel Leslie and Mother was Josephine Kathryn (Kate) Smith. I have not done any research on this side of the family (Trace) but I am a DAR via my grandmother. There also were brothers of Otha who were named Wilmer and Homer who lived in the Cleveland Ohio area I think. I don't have a bible or anything to follow up on. I don't wven know the origin of the name. Jodie Trace Holder

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: TRACE COFFMAN Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/GdSBAIB/1.2.3.4.8.10.11.13.46.49.50.52 Message Board Post: Dawne, I started on the search again. Have some interesting information. My wife said I might find something I shouldn't......

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Trace Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/GdSBAIB/16.19 Message Board Post: I might have some information on your line. My grandfather on my dads side was John Andrew Trace from PA, he had 16 children, I believe one of the childrens name was Donald. I'm in the process of getting all of the names from my dad. Greg

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: TRACE Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/GdSBAIB/69 Message Board Post: Below is an 1880 census image of Abram J. TRACE. I have an Abram J. TRACE in my line that not much is known about: Initially found by me in Census records! Household: 1880 Federal Census Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace Charles H. GERARD Self M Male W 28 N.Y. Dentist N.Y. N.Y. Ella GERARD Wife M Female W 25 ILL. Keeping House KY. VA Iva Lee GERARD Dau S Female W 4 ILL NY ILL Charles GERARD Son S Male W 1 IOWA NY ILL Jacob HALL Other Male W 22 GERM Apprentice To Plasterer GERM. GERM. Mahlon GRIM Other W Male W 47 MD Sewing Machine Agent MD MD Abram J. TRACE Other S Male W 26 PA Laborer PA PA. <-- "OUR" ABRAHAM? Emma SMITH Other M Female W 19 PA Servant PA PA. William HARSHAW Other S Male W 19 IA Clerk In Dry Goods Store IRE PA. Lee BOOZ Other S Male W 21 PA. Clerk In Dry Goods Store PA. PA. Peter SCHWEISQUTH Other S Male W 21 ILL Harness Maker HESSE. D. HESSE. D. Source Information: Census Place Mount Carroll, Carroll, Illinois Family History Library Film 1254178 NA Film Number T9-0178 Page Number 530A His age coincides with mine exactly! Any info would be greatly apreciated! Sincerely, Doug

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: TRACE Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/GdSBAIB/68 Message Board Post: Hi All, In my neverending quest for finding ancestors and ancestor links, I recently stumbled onto a couple of TRACE's in Crawford Co., Pa. that I am unable to link at this time. 1) Logan TRACE M W 46(1850 Census)(Farmer) Nancy " F W 40(wife) Rhoda " F W 19(daug.) Roswell " M W 17(son) John " M W 15(son) Rebecca " F W 13(daug.) Eliza(beth?) F W 11(daug.) Henry " M W 4(son) Nancy is in 1860 as widowed farmer Arilla F W 9(daug.) Juliann F W 5(daug.) are listed as new children of this couple even though Logan is deceased(no irreverance intended!) All born in Pa. I Also found a Mary Trace 52 farming with a Samuel Trace 25 Asistant and a Marg Trace 20 The record doesn't say if Sanuel and Mrg are son and daug. Any help would be greatly apreciated! Sincerely, Doug

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: TRACE Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/GdSBAIB/54.1 Message Board Post: Dear Barbra, Arrilla TRACE is the daughter of Logan and Nancy(Unknown last name)TRACE. This is per 1860 Census(Arilla is in it - Father is deceased). Father is alive in 1850 Census! In both Census' they are in the Greenwood Twp. of Crawford Co., Pa. and yes this Arilla was born 1851! I have been working on this line on and off for 4 yrs. Sincerely, Doug

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Trace Classification: Obituary Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/GdSBAIB/67 Message Board Post: THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH, Columbus, Ohio, Thursday, April 16, 1942, page 6. TRACE--Warren S., age 62, of 245 Chatham-Rd., died in Dallas, Texas, Wednesday. Body will be received at Columbus, Friday evening. Survived by his wife, Mrs. Ethel M. Trace; 3 sons, Eugene Trace of Youngstown, Robert Trace of Baltimore, John Trace of Columbus. Funeral services 3 p.m., Saturday, R. L. Southwick Funeral Chapel, 3100 N. High-St. Rev. J. L. Moore, officiating. Entombment Green Lawn. Friends will be received at the Funeral Home after 7 p.m., Friday. (Zanesville papers please copy.)

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This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: TRACE, POWELL, MOATS, PETERS, STONER Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/GdSBAIB/65 Message Board Post: Hi All, I have been in deep research of my line of TRACES' In my research/Investigations I have found a few of them I can't place. Thomas J. and Mary O. Mc ? 1900 Green twp. franklin co., Pa. Irvine Trace 8yr(june 1891) James and Fannie Smith 1910 Waynesboro Alverda Trace (ward - 9yr) David and Carrie Bricker(aunt and uncle) Quincy Twp. Carol Trace 1yr 9mo. old(as of 01/15-16/1920) Catherine 9mo. old(as of 01/15-16/1920) Abram J. and Mary Staley(Great Aunt and Uncle) Quincy twp. Madaline Trace 3yrs 8mo. (as of 01/13-14/1920) Does anybody have ties to these? I ask because if the Trace in question comes from Franklin Co., Pa. more likely than not they are related to me somehow. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Sincerely, Doug Trace

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