I am trying to find sources for the wife of my fifth great grandfather, Robert Hunter of Giles County, Virginia. I have several names for her, but feel a mistake has been made with the name of Atkins. I feel her name is Mildred (Millie) Lewis, but cannot find any records for her birth, marriage or death. Thank you.
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Before the drought and we had lawn. I am told this is a Texas Umbrella Tree. It sheds flowers, seed pods and leaves depending on the season. We have trimmed it back many times, our friends never got bigger than 8 feet in Spring Valley, CA. It obviously likes this clay ground. Do you have a connection to trees? It reminds me of all the relatives…
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ISAAC FLEETWOOD was born Abt. 1743 in Virginia, and died Abt. 03 Oct 1832 in Monroe County, Indiana. He married SARAH RIDER Abt. 13 Feb 1790 in Loudoun County, Virginia. She was born Abt. 1770.
Isaac is as far back as I can get on the Fleetwood side.
James BOND Sex: Male Born: Abt. 05 Jan 1810 in Washington County, Maryland Died: 01 Oct 1885 in Hocking County, Ohio Burial: Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Hocking County, Ohio Military service: Bet. 21 Oct 1861 - 30 Jun 1862…
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Obituaries from Omaha Guide Newspaper Omaha Guide is a (NE Black Newspaper) July 16, 1932 – March 15, 1958 The Omaha Guide Newspaper is a North Omaha newspaper so, I took all the obituaries out of this newspaper so you can find your love one. I hope you will stop by and see if your ancestry live on the north side of Dodge Street. These surround neighborhood are East Omaha, Carter Lake, Valley, Elkhorn,Waterloo, Florence Boulevard.…
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Searching for any information on the Anderson family that live in Boston, (Roslindale) Massachusetts. My grandfather was Anton Anderson from Sweden and his wife, my grandmother was Carin Svensson also from Sweden, Her name is also spelled either Carin, Carrie, Karen, Karin. They would be buried in Massachusetts.
There was only one son, my dad, Elmer Anton Anderson.
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Do you use http://blog.geneawebinars.com/, or other webinars? Do you use Google + and the hangouts they have?
Have you stepped into the next level of Genealogy yet? What about U Tube?
Any way give some of them a try. Might find the brickwall your looking for.
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Hello, I am looking for any information on my grandparents Cyril O'Brien and Adelaide Minall. They lived in Burlington Vt, His parents were Edward Hayes O'Brien and Sara Jane Connolly. Cyril was a letter carrier in the 1950's and 1960's and loved music. Cyril's grand father Timothy immigrated from Tipperary Ireland around 1854.
Any information, photos, or stories any one has on O'Brien I would very much appreciate seeing or reading.
Thanks so much in…
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Hello, I am looking for any information anyone can forward concerning my g grandfather George J Long. He lived in Warren with his wife Lillian Hutchinson for a few years. He was a judge in Montpelier for a few years and was involved in many different occupations throughout the years. He and Lillian had three children, Lauren George, Ruth Francis and Lillian Lepha. Lauren's siblings were, Frederic Munroe, Frances Mariah (Aunt Frank), and Charles Herbert.
Any information, pictures, or…
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Hong Kong is a small island off the coast of South China. It’s northern shore is separated from the mainland by a sheltered stretch of water known as Hong Kong Harbour. The Star Ferry which crosses the harbour has been in operation since the late 1880s and their green and white steamers are now famous throughout the world. No trip to Hong Kong would be complete without a ride across the harbour – top deck or bottom deck the…
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