Thank you for bringing the awards page to my attention. somehow, the pics got corrupted. they are all better now though. :)

http://www.raogk.org/listing.htm Random acts of genealogical kindness

oops.. looks like TNMarg beat me too it.

Thank you for the site URL for RAOGK. I will bookmark it myself now.

Aunt Marge. I thank you very much that you told me the address of chat room. I missed everyone very much.

Yes. I can not exactly remember the date when we met each other. But I remembered it happened before Easter and you told me many stories about it! I thank you very much again.

Hello everyone. Can't help but share wonderful news, the arrival of a new little one in the family, a baby girl born April 8th. My new granddaughter is a precious little beauty, born a bit early and weighing only a little over five pounds. What a blessing though!

I am researching the LEWTAS & WHITTLE names does anyone have same interests

I am researching the O'HARE family from Kilbroney,Ballaughley and Rostrevor areas of Co.Down Northern Ireland.Any information greatly appreciated.

Looking for funeral home in 1907, Fruitdale, Alabama, records of Claus or Cloos Thun. Who keeps death records in 1907, Washington County, Fruitdale,Cemetery.

SULLIVAN, WILLIAM, DOB and birthplace in Ireland, unknown. Soldier with the 53rd regiment of foot and also the Canadian Royal Rifle Regiment. Came to Canada fro Newcastle England on July 4, 1851 with Captain Robert Rogers ....pensioned officer brought to guard and maintain Fort Malden, Amherstburg, Ontario. Married circa 1844 in Ireland?England? to Mary Small, dob Feb. 12, 1816 in Belfast Ireland to Patrick and Jane Small. Mary has a brother Michael, of Belfast Ireland and a sister Ms. E, Small of Ypsilanti, Michigan. Am having a problem searchin in Ireland records. Anyone with any information or suggestions of how to search in Ireland would greatly be appreciated.

I have called the newspaper and they are looking for any information that may have been in the paper about my grandmothers death. My Grandmother was from Harris Co., in houston Texas. She was born in 1936 and dies 1991 to answer you question from your last post.

Your English is really improving! Could it be you had a very good teacher???? LOL It's good to see you posting again. Now what is the name of your earliest known ancestor???

Have you obtained the death certificate for your grandmother? That should have information on it.

I only found 1 Nancy Jenkins in either of the 1870 census' of Bedford, Lincoln or Franklin Co.'s....I don't know how old yours was but here is what I found: 1870 Lynchburg PO, Lincoln Co, TN., Roll 1544, page 172A: JENKINS, George A age 62 b. NC, Elizabeth age 61 b. TN, ?Lutina age 20 b. TN, Nancy age 18 b. TN and Jemima age 17 b. TN

Hello to you all! Just a reminder to us all about writing information on the back of photos. was visiting a friend who has some wonderful photos of family members. I had to see just where these where taken and guess what? No information on the back! I have a copy of what I think is a photo of my Grandma. Part of the wording is cut half lenght wise, copied backwards too! Been studing other photoes of her to see if I can make a connection.

Looking for information on the parents of Maria F. COX. She was born in 1819 in Woodstock, Vt and died in 1906 Fairfax, Vt. Her parents where Daniel COX and Rebecca LUCAS Gukaluck@Lewiscounty.com

Always good to hear of a new event! They are so sweet little babies.

Thanks Guk! They are wonderful am enjoying her so much!

Congradulations on the new arrival. Lucky you.

a new gedcom has been added to the site. please feel free to check it out. http://www.familyworkings.com/gedcoms/hamacher/Hamacher.htm

Everyone is here?

Do you mean: Is anyone here?

Thank you so very much. This may be the right Nancy Jenkins. She is shown as 25 in the 1880 census. But this shows her as 18 in 1870. There is also the possibility that she was married before marrying Thomas Marion CASTEEL. Family tradition says her three small children lived with 'Granny Brown' until their father remarried. There was no Granny Brown on his side of the family, so it is possible she was Nancy BROWN who had married JENKINS prior to marrying CASTEEL. However, there are no children in the household in 1880 when Thomas is listed as 20 and she as 25 years old. So that being the case, she was a childless widow when they married. Thanks again for your help.

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