will, and if i could type and not make so many typos, you could understand me better. like them for thing and such. just bear with me, and try and not let it upset you, i use to be on top, tonight i ought to be in bed. have a great night

Thank goodness I don't have Alzheimer's. I remembered that Howie had a special name for you, had forgotten just what it was. I remember about your great loss and just hope you are now better able to live with it. Have you moved closer to Erie and are you able to see your folks often?

Welcome back from the icebox back east! Know what a great time you must have had. The joke-o-day is temporarily on hold as Dave is now back east. Do you want to receive it again when he resumes? I have misplaced your addy.

ENGLAND. SIMONS surname found in the 1861 census of East End of London 358 records Pat Simons http://userdb.rootsweb.com/uki/

IRELAND. 1874 Marriage Index for FALKINER, MANSFIELD, MILTON, ROBINSON, and TORP(E)Y 121 records Helen Robinson http://userdb.rootsweb.com/uki/

IRELAND. 1875 Marriage Index for FALKINER, MANSFIELD, MILTON, ROBINSON, and TORP(E)Yl 9 records Helen Robinson http://userdb.rootsweb.com/uki/

OBELS. Genealogy/family tree of OBELS, who can be traced back to 1530 in Dachsenhausen, Germany. Includes large database pertaining to these surnames: OBEL, MITCHELL, SUTTON, and BROWNS. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~obel/gen/obel/

TENNESSEE: Claiborne County. 1930 Claiborne County Census images (no index yet) have been added to the Claiborne County Pioneer Project. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ccpp/pioneer/

Hi Belly, You had given me some good leads to my TRIERs & then I lost them all..think you had TROYER? Any way, could you send me a little regarding this part of your site? Thanks a bunch! Either that or send me your email addy. My addy is available off this site. Again..thanks a bunch!!

Meant to tell you have a BROWN or BROWNE relative in Winnipeg, Canada. I had a relative by the name of Philip Waldron SCHUYLER who left for Canada with his bride shortly after his marriage in NY (believe it was in the 1700's). I have all the letters, etc. which I received from this BROWN or BROWNE gentleman. Any relation to you???

Still looking for help with a look up on the 1920 census for Thomas L and Turner Lee CHEEK in NC. They were on the 1930 census and I have that info, thanks to Donna. Thanks folks. Hope you are all well. Happy Weekend for rainy South Carolina USA.

Gee,I went back in archives, and see SMITH's and BROWN'S... Is that Fran e...fudgey?? Hope to get a chance to work at this today and eve alittle! BB..(I hope)

I have 2 BROWN sites..some go to Canada..lots of BROWNS... http://ancestorguide.com/B/Brown/ ------------------------- http://www.amtelecom.net/~bjohnson/PortBruce/Genealogy/registers/brown.htm

This BROWN site, I should mention they start with Thomas BROWN was born about 1665. He died 18 Apr 1717 in Colchester, New London, Connecticut.----- http://www.amtelecom.net/~bjohnson/PortBruce/Genealogy/registers/brown.htm

Jen, Wanted to get at this more today and have not had a chance since I posted earlier!!!! But...have you seen these at Olive Tree? Phillip SCHUYLER ..wills, NY state...many..-- http://olivetreegenealogy.com/nn/wills.shtml

Thanks, Mar, I will look into that. I have been in touch & am on a WALDRON & SCHUYLER lists in NYS. Not sure if these would be Phillip's wills. He left NYS for Canada in the 1700's. I don't think he came back. However, I will write to Ron Waldron & inquire. (The WALDRON surnames & the SCHUYLER surnames all connect to one another.)

I've emailed you two... hope you get it. Concerning the Brown's in Canada...

Here's a bit more on Popular surnames..ALL OF THEM: List based on 1990 census-taken from the SS Index. http://www.census.gov/genealogy/names/dist. all last For female names: http://www.census.gov/genealogy/names/dist.female first For males name: http://www.census.gov/genealogy/names/dist.male first (Not sure if there is a space between male & female & first.)

Received your mail!! I will check my directory out as well as past emails which I have received. This Brown or Browne man that I am referring to is still living. He was inquiring about some of my relatives (think he's doing his wife's genealogy) however, you never know, he may be working on his as well. I'll get back to you, Belly, A/S/A/P!

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