This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Farrand, Steele Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/lEC.2ACE/427.1 Message Board Post: Karen/Marilyn, I'm not related, but have reviewed my resources and found quite a bit on your Farrand family in Wisconsin & Michigan. Hopefully it's not too disjointed. 1900 Census, Lancaster City, Grant, WI, Pg. 215B, Household 445 Nathaniel Ferrand, Feb 1832, Stone Mason, WI, WI, WI, widow Grace, Jun 1874, WI, WI, NY Hayes, Dec 1876, Farm Laborer, WI, WI, NY 1880 Census, Potosi, Grant, Wisconsin, Page 341B N. J. Farrand, 48, Farmer, VT, VT, VT Catherine, 45, Keeping House, NY, NY, NY Orson, 21, Farmer, MI, VT, NY Austin, 19, Farmer, MI, VT, NY Arvilla, 17, At Home, Farmer, MI, VT, NY Quincy, 12, At Home, WI, VT, NY Lester, 9, At Home, WI, VT, NY Grace, 6, At Home, WI, MI, NY Hayes, 3, WI, VT, NY 1870 Census, Lancaster, Grant, WI, Pg. 232, Household 97 Nathaniel Ferrin, 38, Stone Mason, $--, $400, VT Catherine, 35, NY Fanni, 17, MI Amanda, 14, MI Orson, 12, MI Austin, 10, MI Arvilla, 7, MI Quincy, 2, WI 1870 Census, Lancaster, Grant, WI, Pg. 234, Household 123 Orille Ferrin, 17, Domestic Servant, MI (Living in the household of Edward and Fanny Halferty) This is probably Nathaniel's daughter Orille Jane. It appear from the 1870 Census that Nathaniel and Catherine were probably married in Michigan before 1853 since they have two 17 year old children and all of the older children were born in Michigan. Nathaniel lists Vermont as birthplace and Catharine lists New York. The following is from the Michigan Census Index for 1860: FARRAND, NATHANIEL County: Lapeer Township: Mettamora, Page: 948 (I suspect this is probably him) The following is from the Michigan Census Index for 1850: 1850 Census, Metamora, Lapeer, MI, Pg. 736, Household 730 Ira Farrand, 62, Farmer, VT Sarah, 59, VT Andrew, 21, Laborer, VT Lucretia, 22, VT Nathaniel, 17, Laborer, VT Sarah, 14, NY (This seems to be Nathaniel and parents based on "Ora" and Sarah listed as Nathaniel's parents in his death record.) This 1850 Census Transcript is available on-line at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~cenfiles/mi/lapeer/1850/pg0357b.txt Grant Co. Marriages: SWISHER, ABNER B. married FARRAND, ARVILLA, 15 Sep 1881, Bk. 10, Pg. 78 CARDY, ALPHONS HUSTIN married FARRAND, AMANDA, 28 Feb 1877, Bk. 8, Pg. 4 FARRAND, AUSTIN married ZICHING, FEANY, 24 May 1887, Bk. 10, Pg. 409 FARRAND, ORSON married GREENWOOD, CORDELIA, 20 Mar 1882, Bk. 10, Pg. 114 FARRAND, LESTER LEWIS married CLARMAN/KLARMAN, MAGGIE EVALINE, 23 Nov 1898, Bk. 12, Pg. 343 PIERCE, WILLIAM HENRY married FERIN, ORILLA, 3 May 1874, Bk. 6, Pg. 181 FARRAND, HAYES/HAZE married BASS, MINNIE MAE, 24 Oct 1906, Bk. 13, Pg. 307 All of these Farrand children list Nathaniel and Catherine as parents. No sign of Quincy's marriage in Grant Co. Grant Co. Death records: Nathaniel J. Farrand, age 94, died 30 Nov 1926, husband of Catherine Steel. Nathaniel recorded as the son of Ora and Sarah (Wallace) Farrand. Recorded in death Book 19, Pg. 488. Farrand, Hayse E., age 29, died 5 Nov 1906, husband of Minnie (Unknown). Hayse recorded as the son of N. J. and C. J. (Unknown) Farrand. Recorded in Book 5, Pg. 197. Pierce, Orilla Jane, age 50, died 3 Jun 1904, wife of Harrison Pierce. Orilla Jane is recorded as the daughter of N. J. and Kathrine (Unknown) Farrand. Recorded in Book 5, Pg. 63. Pierce, Orilla Jane, age 51, died 3 Jun 1904, wife of H. Pierce. Orilla Jane is recorded as the daughter of N. J. and Kate (Steele) Farrand. Recorded in Book 5, Pg. 31. (Apparently her death was recorded twice for some reason.) From, "Memorable Happenings in the Grant Co. Herald Newspaper, 1870-1879," compiled by Cheryl D. Lemanski: Farrand, Amanda, married Alphonz Huston Cardy, 28 Feb 1877, Potosi Twp., recorded in the 8 Mar 1877 issue of the Herald. >From "Highlights of the Times Review, alias Fennimore Times Newspaper, 1900-1909," compiled by Cheryl D. Lemanski: Farrand, Hayse E., brother to Quincy, died 5 Nov 1906, Hurricane (South Lancaster Twp.) area, recorded in the 7 Nov 1906 issue of the Times. Farrand, Minnie Bass, married Otto Behncke, 6 Nov 1907, Fennimore, recorded in the 13 Nov 1907 issue of the Times. Ferrand, Quincy and wife nee McCamish, now live at Moline, IL, recorded in the 10 Oct 1906 issue of the Times. There is additional information on Nathanial & Ira Farrand on Ancestry.Com (Search under Ira Farrand for easiest results): Name: Nathaniel FARRAND Birth: 25 FEB 1832 in Essex, Chittenden Co., Vermont Death: 30 NOV 1926 in Lancaster, Grant Co., Wisconsin Father: Ira FARRAND b: BET. 1788 - 1790 in Vermont Mother: Sarah (Betsy) WALLACE b: 4 OCT 1793 in Vermont Married: 28 AUG 1852 in Michigan to Catherine STEELE Name: Catherine STEELE Birth: 18 APR 1834 in Syracuse, New York Death: 13 NOV 1887 in Elmsdale, Grant Co., Wisconsin (No such place as Elmsdale that I'm aware of.) It also states that Ira's father, Jered/Jerad Farrand, served in the Revolutionary War. Enjoy, Dave Taft Arlington, TX

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/lEC.2ACE/429.3 Message Board Post: I found this in the Wisconsin Marriages database, but can't find a corresponding record for anyone named RAY. You could write to Iowa County WI vital records and get a copy of the marriage record; perhaps it would provide some leads. Bertha Peer married on 03 Jul 1895 in Iowa County, Volume 03, Page 0286

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This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: RAY Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/lEC.2ACE/429.1 Message Board Post: Mary here are the RAY's listed in the index of birth from the earliest to 1891: Ray, Bula, b 1890-Jan-09, (place)Platteville, (parents)Edgar Ray & Maria Thursee Rundell - (volume&page)V2-1563. Ray, Clarence R., 1878-May 31, Platteville, Edgar Ray,& Maria Thursday Rundall -V1-0444 Ray, Edna Ethel, 1885-Jul-01, Platteville, Edgar Ray & Maria Thirza Rundell - V1-2254 Ray, Female, 1880-Jan-19, Lancaster, Cornelius W. Ray & Annie Gingrigh, V1-0749 Ray, Female, 1880-Sep-18, Platteville, Winfred Ray & Mary E Gregory, V1-0848 Ray, Frank Gorden, 1888-Oct-26, Platteville, Edgar Ray & Maria Therza Rundell, V2-0696 Ray, Julia, 1883-Jan-31, None listed, Winfield Scott Ray & Marie Elizabeth Gregory, V1-1254 Ray, Male, 1879-Jan-17, Platteville, Winfield Scott Ray & Mary E Gregory, V1-0594 Ray, Male, 1881-Feb-17, Platteville, Edgar Ray & Marie T. Rundle, V1-0901 Ray, Male, 1886-Jul-11, Platteville, Winfield Ray & Mary E. Gregory, V1-2651 Ray, Male, 1891-Dec-31, Platteville, Edgar Ray & Mariah Rundell, V2-2242 Ray, Stillborn Female, 1884-Jan-31, Platteville, Edgar Ray & Maria T. Rundle, V1-1621 Hope this is some help to you.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: RAY Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/lEC.2ACE/429 Message Board Post: PLEASE HELP ME FIND FAMILY HISTORY FOR RAY FAMILY FROM AROUND GRANT CO [who was will Rays father?]my uncle will Ray was married to bertha peer [ my grandfaher was AUGUST RAY ] WILLS BROTHER THERE WAS A LARGE FAMILY ANY BODY WHO HAS INFO PLEASE HELP ME THANKS MARY

Hi, I just subscribe to Wigrant and want to say Hello from Germany. My family lives in Grambergen, parish of Schledehausen, county of Osnabrück in Lower Saxony for at least 400 years. The brother of my great-great-grandfather, named Christoph Heinrich Waldmann, emigrated to the United States in 1866 and settled in Stitzer, Grant County, in 1870. His wife Marie Elisabeth came from Haltern which belongs to the neighboring parish Belm. While doing family research I got to know that other people from this area settled in Grant County, too. I found Niemann (from Grambergen to Fennimore) and Wefel (from Krevinghausen to Stitzer). I'm interested in any information about emigrants from the parish of Schledehausen and the parish of Belm that settled in Grant County. For more information about me and my family: The Waldmanns <http://www.die-waldmanns.de> Anke Waldmann

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Ellis Carter Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/lEC.2ACE/428 Message Board Post: Hello, I am researching my Ellis family in Grant WI and have run out of ideas. I know that many Ellises in Grant descend from the Washington Ellis line, but I can't confirm that ours are connected. My ggrandfather, James Russell Ellis, was born in Beetown in 1874. His parents were Jabez Stephen Ellis and Susanna Carter. We cannot track Jabez down. We know he was born ca. 1826 Saratoga, NY . One relative has found him on the 1850 Grant census. His mother was named Sarah, and he had a brother named John. Jabez was half indian, but we do not know the tribe. His other children were: Clarinda b. 1867, Amy, Phyllis, William Walter, Susan, Elizabeth, and Ivy. Does anyone recognize these names? Also, I'm wondering if anyone has these names: Sarah Ellis married John Cottle 1845 Caleb Ellis married Nancy Moore 1854 Enoch Ellis I am wondering if these folks are related to mine. Thanks so much, Julie

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/lEC.2ACE/81.2.2 Message Board Post: I can only go back as far as my 2 greats grandparents- John Joseph Wilkinson & Ellen Trolop of Hazel Green WI. John came over from Durham England in 1841? From there it would be Cornelius Wilkinson (my great grandfather), Claire Wilkinson (my grandfather) and Claire Wilkinson Jr. (my father). All live(d) in Grant County WI

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Farrand, Fotch, Hoggott, McCamish, Stell, Zinn Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/lEC.2ACE/427 Message Board Post: Looking for FARRAND, STELL, MCCAMISH family (and documentation) from Lancaster, Potosi, and Beetown in Grant County, Wisconsin in the 1800's. My Grt-Gma: Elva Josephine FARRAND, born 06/06/1892, Lancaster, Grant, Wisconsin My Grt-Grt-Gma, Elva's Mother: Evelyn MCCAMISH, married Quincy Leroy Farrand possibly 07/16/1900, Beetown, Grant, Wisconsin My Grt-Grt-Gpa, Elva's Father: Quincy Leroy FARRAND, born 07/17/1868, Potosi, Grant, Wisconsin My Grt-Grt-Grt-Gma, Quincy's Mother: Catherine STELL, born possibly abt.1840, Harrington, Waupra, Wisconsin Catherine married Nathaniel Farrand, possibly 1857, possibly in Potosi, Grant, Wisconsin My Grt-Grt-Grt-Gpa, Quincy's Father: Nathaniel FARRAND, born possibly 1832 in New York I was adopted and found my birth family: my mother(ZINN), my maternal g-parents(ZINN) and maternal grt-gparents(FOTCH & FARRAND, HOGGETT & ZINN). I have been able to trace my g-pa Zinn's side, minus Hoggott line, with my maternal Aunt(LaChester-Zinn) back into 1700's. Now, I'm trying to piece together my g-ma's (Fotch & Farrand) side of our family. My g'ma is alive, lives in Oaklahoma and can't get her details straight. My g'ma has a sister, that I spoke to once(while searching for my mother), she won't give up any info because she hates my g'ma & her children. Sad isn't it? Would love to give my Aunt a completed family tree, she's looking for cousins, as am I, to have a family we can visit.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Hoffmann Jones Mathwig Tank Heber Carpenter Martin Hill Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/lEC.2ACE/426.1.1 Message Board Post: David, Thank you very much now I am a wee bit closer. A very good guess on your part that they moved on during the 1860 and 1870 census. Perhaps you are right Clarinda may have never known her mom. If we were all nuts or something like that we should hold a seanace and ask them. I don't go for that sort of a thing. Then if they answered would it scare us?

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Jones Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/lEC.2ACE/426.1 Message Board Post: Jane, I’m not related but may be able to provide some information. Per the Grant Co. marriage records: Jones, Clarinda married Lint Zahniser, 9 Oct 1861. Recorded in Grant Co. marriages Book 3, Pg. 137. Clarinda is recorded as the daughter of James and Polly (Unknown) Jones. Lint the son of David and Ann (Unknown) Zahniser. Jones, George W. married Eliza B. Liscum, 14 Feb 1862. Recorded in Grant Co. marriages Book 3, Pg. 144. George is recorded as the son of James and Polly (Unknown) Jones. Eliza the daughter of H. (Horace?) S. and S. A. (Abigail?) (Unknown) Liscum. Per the Grant Co. Census: 1850 Census, Eastern District, Grant, WI, Pg. 112, 20 Aug 1850, Household 369 James Jones, 53, Miner, PA Polly, 25, IN Clarinda, 14, WI George, 10, WI Elnora, 6, WI Thomas J., 4, WI James?, 1, WI Based on the mothers names in the marriage records, I would suspect that Polly was likely a second? wife, not a daughter?? If Polly was his daughter, it would have been 11 years since the last living child was born. Seems odd to me, but I suppose she could have been James daughter. Keep in mind that even Clarinda may have listed the "mother" of the household at the time of her marriage. She may have never known her real mother. Just speculation...I'll leave the rest to you. I can’t seem to find a likely match for James or children in the 1860 or 1870 Grant Co. census. Had they moved on by then? Regards, Dave Taft Arlington, TX

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Hoffmann Jones Mathwig Tank Carpenter Martin Hill Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/lEC.2ACE/426 Message Board Post: I am looking for information on the following: James Jones born 1797 Pennsylvania Unknown wife Polly ? 1825 Indiana Clarinda 1936 Wisconsin George Washinton July 11 1842 Platteville died Dec 23 1917 in Hulett Wyoming. George and his wife Eliza B Liscom Liscum Liscombe had close to 8 kids the last being Onona Pearl who died shortly after her mother. Eliza caught the Measles and died after giving birth to Onona. This was around 1880 or so. Two kids they had that I know of so far are Anna and Henry who was born Nov 10 1876 in Lancaster. Henry died in 1954 in South Dakota he married Clara Wickstrom who died in 1953 in North Dakota. Elnora 1846 Platteville Thomas J 1848 Platteville I have everything that I need on James Knox.

KALTENBACH, CONRAD State: WI Year: 1855 County: Grant County Record Type: Township: Potosi Page: 014 Database: WI 1855 State Census Index Name: Conrad Kaltenbach Death Date: 03 Feb 1901 County: Grant Wisconsin Deaths 1820-1907, Volume 03, Page 0012 Reel: 031, Image: 2171 Index Volume: - Sequence #: 186544 At 10:57 AM 6/29/2002 EDT, you wrote: >I am trying to trace my gg-grandfather, Conrad Kaltenbach, of Grant Co., >Potosi, WI. He had a brother Celestin Kaltenbach who was extremely prominent >in the town in the 1850's and 70's. They had a brother, Peter, who was >drowned in a Potosi flood in 1862. There is no mention of Conrad in any >records/books I can find. I would like to know if anyone has ever run across >any mention of poor Conrad. Conrad was married to Catherine Dowling in 1851. >They had nine children. Margaretha Kaltenbach (my great grandmother) married >a James McGirk in Potosi in 1885. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated. >Barbara >Las Vegas, NV > > ============= Mary Thiele Fobian Independent Writer/Editor Associate Editor, Reunions Magazine Pacific Grove, CA

Barbara, Do you have Conrad Kaltenbach's obituary? Per Highlights of The Times Review, Alias Fennimore Times, 1900 - 1909, compiled by Cheryl D. Lemanski: Kaltenbach, Conrad, an early pioneer, died 3 Feb 1901, Potosi, recorded in the 13 Feb 1901 issue of the Times. To request a copy, you might want to send a request with self addresses stamped envelope and maybe a $1 donation to: Dwight Parker Public Library 925 Lincoln Ave Fennimore, WI 53809 I believe they have the Times on microfilm and would probably make a copy of it for you. It may say a lot, or might just be a sentence or two. Dave Taft Arlington, TX

I am trying to trace my gg-grandfather, Conrad Kaltenbach, of Grant Co., Potosi, WI. He had a brother Celestin Kaltenbach who was extremely prominent in the town in the 1850's and 70's. They had a brother, Peter, who was drowned in a Potosi flood in 1862. There is no mention of Conrad in any records/books I can find. I would like to know if anyone has ever run across any mention of poor Conrad. Conrad was married to Catherine Dowling in 1851. They had nine children. Margaretha Kaltenbach (my great grandmother) married a James McGirk in Potosi in 1885. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated. Barbara Las Vegas, NV

Thanks Earlene, Common surnames can be a pain to research, but it can't hurt to try long shots in hopes of digging up a connection. I hope you do find that brickwall buster and locate your WILSEY cousins and info on Lydia! Did you ever find Elizabeth's land purchase records? It doesn't look like Lydia's brother, Alexander had time to have many, if any children (Charles?). Unless that family had some male cousins who traveled from PA to WI with or before them, they don't appear to be related TAYLOR to he who married Rebecca RISTER. Allan TAYLOR, mentioned in previous posts re the surname, may prove a relation. When I get time to track that family, I'll order a list of TAYLOR burials from the GCGS. Various kin have been grateful to avail them of that service for a number of surnames during that last couple of decades. That wonderful service would have saved many of us a lot of paper cuts, mosquito bites, and sore feet and necks, if available a decade or so, earlier. <G> I neglected to include dates on the HARVEY-SHINOE marriages. Though they aren't likely a match with your folk, as you've pointed out, for those who may read these messages looking for these names, I'll key the dates. As quoted below, the marriages took place 1875 and 1878, respectively. Hny HARVEY b. 1847 Jas b. abt. 1852, Remsen, IA. Keep on diggin! ... Don't forget to keep good maps of your rooting, dug and not yet dug. Di Kin-nospam-det@yahoo.com (sans -nospam-) == In a message dated 02/6/28 12:09:05 PM, WIGRANT-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << Subject: Re: [WIGRANT] Wilsey family (TAYLOR, HARVEY) ..<snip>.. Josephine SHINOE, m. Henry HARVEY (d. Farley, IA) Her cousin: Martha J. SHINOE, m. James HARVEY (b. Plymouth Co., IA) >>

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: HOLLOWAY SMITH SCOTT JEFFERS Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/lEC.2ACE/425 Message Board Post: Seeking ancestors of Gilbert Holloway, b. 26 Sep 1876 Lafayette Co WI to Adolphus Holloway and Lydia Maria Smith. Gilbert married Christiana Anna Kuntz and had sons Charles Warren (1899-1975), Walter Ray (1900-1962) and Theodore (1906-?). He lived in El Paso County CO in 1920 census. Gilbert’s father Adolphus was in Civil War (Oh 41st, Co G). I believe Adolphus was orphaned as a young child and raised by a family named Clapp, with ties to a Scott family of Geauga Co, OH. Adolphus’ sister Mary was in Huntsburg, Geauga County in 1860 census, but I don’t know what happened to her after that. Adolphus and Mary also had a brother Gilbert. Any information will be much appreciated. Judy Davison

P.S. The HARVEY plot is in the City Cemetery in Guttenburg, Clayton County, Iowa, and those buried there are my grandfather, Charles HARVEY (B. in England in 1845), 2 little daughters, Mary Alice and Carrie HARVEY, a brother in law, John WILSEY and a baby granddaughter, Mary HARVEY

Hi, Regretfully, none of what you sent fits into anything that I have. The HARVEY"S were never in Wisconsin that I know of, except to visit the WILSEY's and the grandmother Elizabeth (VAN TUYL) TAYLOR. The TAYLORS that are connected with Elizabeth are her brother a-in-law and sister-in-law Noah and Amanda, who are also buried in the Dodge Cemetery, along with the HUDSON's, Elizabeth's sons-in-law and daughters, the WRIGHT's, her brother-in-law and sister-in-law. They're all in Dodge Cemetery. In looking through my files, I find a lot of Taylor's buried in Grant County, but I never sent for the booklet. I got all my information from Mrs. Jentz, who kindly searched for my ancestors. That was about 20 years ago, so I don't know what the process is now. I'm sure that someone in the society can tell you more about the cemeteries than I can. Thank you for writing. I pur out a query ever 6 months or so in hopes that someone has found something new. Truthfylly, I'm about ready toclose my searches for good. I have five brick walls I've been struggling with for many years, and I'm beginning to think there is no answer to them. Thank you for writing and Good Hunting. Earlene Hutsell

Hi Earlene, Regretfully, I can't help with the WILSEY line, but the names TAYLOR and HARVEY both come into my Grant County collateral lines. Can we exchange details on these families as related to Grant County, WI and nearby IA folk? Josephine SHINOE, m. Henry HARVEY (d. Farley, IA) Her cousin: Martha J. SHINOE, m. James HARVEY (b. Plymouth Co., IA) I don't know if or how, these two Harvey men are directly related, but they do show up in various Grant Co. records. The HARVEY family cemetery in Guttenburg which you mention is in Clayton County, Iowa, no? Rebecca RISTER m. abt. 1895: Unknown TAYLOR Above comes from Rister obits in the Platteville Journal, and other than finding Rebecca in 1880 census, pre marriage, I've no further downline details on this Taylor family. I do have some RISTER info. TIA for help finding connections and completing overall picture... Happy Hunting! Di - Kindet @ yahoo .com == In a message dated 02/6/26 8:25:22 PM, WIGRANT-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << From: OK1WE1@aol.com I am in dire need to get in touch with with any of the descendants of my great-grandparents. Jabez and Lydia (TAYLOR) WILSEY, THey were both born in Wyoming Co., PA. ..<snip>.. 6. Alice B.3 May, 1858 in Glen Haven, Mar 28 Dec 1873 in Elkader, IA. Lived in Guttenburg until 1918, then moved to MT and then on to OR, where she died 29 Aug, 1949. This is my grandmother ..<snip>.. I have a tin-type of Lydia TAYLOR WILSEY scratched on the back along with 1830-1880. ..<snip>.. Also there are two vacant plots in the HARVEY plot in the City Cemetery in Guttenburg, but again no record of any burials. ..<snip>.. I have all of Charles HARVEY and Alice's children and will be glad to share if anyone is interested ..<snip>.. >>