this is a dangerous combination here ya know...lol...hello lady...how's your research going

tossing a few names here and there...

searchig and lurking and yaking

ok.. i am here and lurking

Searching for HEEDLEY, PATE, PIERCE, CORNELIUS, MURPHREE, ELLIS, MARTIN.

Does anyone have access to a complete list of passengers of the Griffin or Griffith. 1632 to possibly as late as 1634. Only listing I have found has only a few passengers listed. Looking for WARDWELL or WARDELL. brothers Thomas and William.

John KELL b 1736 County Antrim Ireland, son of John.

along with KELL.

HAPPY FINGERS HERE...SHERROW AND CASSIDY may be Irish.....

good evening all. Well SHERROW

:) hope you got those britches straightened out Mister! Maybe see you in here at the same time one day...Whaz

I think that during that period in History, everybody and his brother had a William DOUGLAS or John DOUGLAS...never seen so many Douglases in my life...and I have a pretty big family. Really made it tough sortin' 'em all out. Miss seeing you all the time lady...take care.

Hi CalGal...nice to see you again as well...just like the ole days.

Have the info you sent me some time back with my William...and very appreciated...wish I could truly find his Father...the man's a magician! Thanks again Betty

Hello Stranger...so happy to see your type...been asking bout you...hope you are well...been a long long time huh. Have that group of DOUGLAS' but not my William with my Lucinda BATTS...thank you lady...gimme a shout on email lleedouglas13@yahoo.com

Found a great site to post GEDCOM's search Surnames, the like....http://www.gencircles.com think that will take you there...or www.GenCircles.com Does not cost you either. Have a good evening all.

~~~~~ TOP 'O THE MORNING TO YA!! ~~~~~~

Elphage Boivin had a son named Jean Gaspard Boivin, born Bet. 1824 - 1831 in St. Marie, Quebec died 1902 in Skowhegan, Somerset, Maine. Jean's mother is unknown.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Jean BOIVIN who is also known as John DRINKWINE moved to Brewer, Maine after having shipped off the banks of newfoundland since he was 13, he stayed there 4 years and at some point during that time he married Henrietta MORIN. She had been married to Pierre CHASE (Chasse) 1852 or 1853. Pierre may have died at sea. After his death Henrietta married my Jean BOIVIN sometime between 1860-1864, and then moved to Skowhegan where they proceeded to have several children. At some point all but one child, Lillian (Lillia) BOIVIN b. 7 Sept 1869 d. 1954 Skowhegan, died of TB. No one seems to know how Henrietta died. But, John (jean BOIVIN) supposedly remarried a Mrs. HUNTER, although I believe it is possible that Mrs Hunter and Henrietta are the same person. John DRINKWINE(Boivin) is found age 25 in the 1860 census of Penobscot Co., Orone Twnp. page 961. He was from Canada and single at that time. Henrietta is believed to be Metis.

Would you believe?? I found another DOUGLAS, William married to a Lucinda in the 1850 Census of Bracken Co., KY! DOUGLAS, William age 28 b OH Lucinda age 31 b. IN sons: Aaron age 8 b.IN ?Ewett/Evert?age 8 b.OH Archaballo age 4/12 b.KY and John R age 14 b. OH

Could you give a bit more info on your Fisher, about how old was he in 1880 and his wife, I can look on 1920 & 1930 census if they were still alive.

CUL CHOW

Good afternoon

fISHER, William, wife Catherine found on 1880 census Elma NY, would appreciate a look-up on later census records for them....

lol...You know...come to think about it...my error...think that was Mr. Lee, Mr. Lee...heck, been so long can't remember Mr. B...lol

Saw a post in archives about True...so sorry to hear he may be ill. Please tell him Whazoo said hello and wish him well...thanks again Shana for the great room.

LOL...so sorry bout that Conway...didn't mean to cause a problem...lol...howdy there...no, didn't lose Lucinda, still know her whereabouts, it's her Father-n-law my APB is on...don't know his name yet, but son's name is William H. DOUGLAS, KY. You see the man, let him know he's keeping my research at a standstill please...would be greatly appreciated. Take care Conway...Linda

Happy St. Paddy's Day All...hi donna...how are you today. Posting: DOUGLAS, BATTS, MEEK, VORIS, VORHEES, VAN VOORHEES, SANDIFER, CARTER, THURMAN, JONES, KY and VA FAMILIES...thank you all.

Rootwalker website - Genealogy Pages for Northern Middle TN ~ http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnnmid/index.htm

happy st. patricks day everyone.

Thanks for the information. I appreciate all your help and your suggesstions.

Good morning all. Sure hope today is a good day for all. Have a busy one on tap for me today. Still as always.... DORSETT, HEEDLEY, WADSWORTH, HEEDLEY, PATE, PIERCE, CORNELIUS, BYNUM, ELLIS, GLOVER, MURPRHREE, FORET/FORTE, CHAMPION, STREETINGE, JORDAN/JORDAINE, CHURCH, REYNOLDS, CORKER, WHITE, and MIZZELL on my father's side of the family. bdorsett801@msn.com

good morning from n.j. and happy st.patrick's day to you. my searches in the phila.pa.area are gillies,walsh,liddy,mulray,

Another possibility for research is to go to the Rootsweb BWO (Books We Own) site and post a query. Someone may be willing to do a lookup on that book for you and if your info is included, you can then order it. If it isn't included, will save you some time and money.

Thank you so much for the look up for me. I am thrilled. Sorry it took me so long to answer. I haven't been on the computer. No puppies for two days so really getting the house cleaned. Kids got me some of those discs you see advertised on TV to move your heavy furniture, and they really work. So I have been doing all the rugs. Thanks again, now I can move onto the next step.

BLAIR Genealogy and Family History ... many resource links on this page for BLAIR ~ http://distantcousin.com/SurnameResources/Surname.asp?Surname=Blair

You caught me with britches down, dadblamit. Memory ain't what it used to be. Lost track of Lucinda already, goldurnit.

never mind. guess it's neither of those... just looked at the Richard Atkinson Family tree online & he's got your Louise PIGEON b. abt 1812, m. 1832 in Canada... oh well I tried LOL

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