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SHULTZ -
I need documented proof
that
Martin S. SHULTS (b ca 1790 prob Sevier Co TN d bef 1850 prob Navarro
Co TX)
was the son of Valentine SHULTS/SHULTZ (b 25 Aug 1762 York Co PA
d ca 1837 Perry Co AL)
Valentine & family were in Sevier Co TN from about 1787 to about
1803 when they went to Rhea Co TN, then to Bibb Co AL. His Estate
papers, were found in Perry Co AL, dated Dec 1837 until Final Settlement
dated Jan 1846, named only one heir, son Valentine K. SHULTZ.
Some of his children, including Martin S., left to go "west",
around 1830. Martin S. is on the 1830 census for New Madrid Co MO,
1840 Pulaski Co AR, then he came to TX with the Mercer Colonists.
Until recently, Donald B. Reagan's book "Early History of Doctor
Martin Shultz & Juliana Stentz" has been accepted by the
DAR as proof of Martin S. Shults' parentage. However, with DAR's
stricter requirements for proof of bloodline, the information in
this book can no longer be used. It is considered "family tradition".
Any help would be appreciated. vmbt
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WALLACE , Charles W. born circa 1850 probably
in Illinois. He was my 2nd great grandfather. He married Caroline
Louise Colonius, who was born in 1854 in Illinois. They had a daughter,
Caroline "Carrie" Wallace who married Wickleffe Killefer.
I believe Caroline Colonius may have died before 1880, as I cannot
find her in any census. I found Carrie Wallace living with her maternal
grandparents, so she was probably deceased by 1880. I know that Charles
Wallace was still alive in 1924 when Carrie died. He was listed as
living in Parsons Kansas according to the obituary.
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SHELBY - I am trying to find the marriage and
birth records from Stoddard Co., MO in the mid 1850's to 1860 - Isaac
Lafayette Shelby to Elizabeth Dowdy, widow of Abner Williams, on or
abt 29, june 1856 in Stoddard County, MO. Birth of E.B. Shelby to
above parents in 1857. Lafayette Shelby is listed as father on my
GGgrandfater, E.B. shelby's death certificate, E. B. was born 1857,
Isaac L. Shelby purchased land in Stoddard co., mo next to Abner Williams
land; Court records show Elizabeth filed for divorce in 1860 after
being abandon for two years by Isaac L. Shelby.
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COSTANITO (or variations of the name) ..Question: Trying to
find birth and death record of my father's brother and also my brother...Domenico
Costantino or variations of the name born between September 1911 and
March 1913 and died before June 22, 1917. Definitely born in Hazleton,
Pa. but could have died in southern NJ. Possibly died as a result
of being burned. Parents were Domenico Costantino and Lucia Perrelli
or variations of either name (Perrelli was spelled as Burrell on my
dad's birth certificate)
Dominic Constantine was born 1942/43/44 in Camden NJ and died shortly
after birth. His parents were Dominic Constantine and Agnes Maltese.
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HARTLEY
- HUGHES-
i am trying to find out the parents of anne HARTLEY who married albert
HUGHS in the 1800's they had 6 kids albert,ernie,stanley(1905-1983),bertha,ada(1907-1983),dora
(1891-1965)hughes she come's from liverpool england thats all i know
thanks.
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MORRIS, Augusta where are are you? I have looked
everywhere on the internet and have lost him. The last I have for
sure is that he was on the 1920 Denver census living in a boarding
house. He was listed as A. S. MORRIS. He married Bertha Ann Wallace
in 1917 in Colorado. They had a son, James Albert, born 24 June 1918
in Lafayette, Boulder, CO. Either right before or right after James
was born, Augusta deserted them. She later filed for divorce in 1920.
I have the 1880 census on His mother, and siblings. I want to know
more on this family. Who was his father? When and where did Augusta
die? Did he remarry, and if so, was there other children? Info on
his siblings and his mother.
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MCGARITY - Looking for descendants of Soloman
Seaborn McGarity
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BROWN -Looking for info on Robert BROWN father
of Sarah Frances BROWN b 1 July 1838 Monroe Co GA m Roswell Americus
STEPHENS 5 Nov 1860
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DENNIS - Looking for 'any' information on William
Watson DENNIS b 28 Sept 1870 ALA d 1 June 1900 Maury Co., Columbia,
TN
Mahlon Edgar DENNIS b 9 Sep 1887 TN d 28 Jun 1959 Maury Co. TN
Clarence Earl DENNIS b 31 Mar 1889 TN d 28 June 1959
Archibald Belmont DENNIS
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KIDWELL - MULKEY(?)
Nancy Mulkey (sp?) b abt
1824 KY? m William KIDWELL (son of James and Elizabeth ANGUS)children
listed on 1850 Giles CoTN census: France(i)s M b avt 1841, Elizabeth
R. b abt 1843, Mary R. b abt 1845 (m James TANNER), Victoria V. b
18 sept 1848 Giles Co TN d 26 June 1921 Nashville, TN m James DAVIS
- - Mary Kidwell TANNER's death cert lists Nancy's maiden name.. could
be MUNCY, Munnsy, Muncie, Mulkey,etc.. Just can't read it. James Kidwell
volunteered for a second stint in the War of 1812 in Logan Co KY.
Any Ideas are Greatly Appreciated.
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CLARK - BRADLEY - I am looking for the parents
and siblings of William A. Clark. He was born 1825, KY (county unknown)
according to 1850 Shannon Co. MO census. He died Dec. 1864, MO(?),
according to Letters of Administration - wife; Cynthia Christine Bradley.
They were married about 1847, place unknown. William, Cynthia and
family appear on 1860 Phelps Co., MO census.
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CONTACT MCKEOWN My Great-Grandfathers
name was James Mckeown (Birth Aug. 22, 1862) Ballylinney, Antrim.
Father Robert and Mother Mary WILSON James had a brother Robert (Birth
? Sep. 18, 1859) Robert married Rebecca
MCELHENNY (Birth Jan. 16, 1865)Londonerry, Kilderry)and came to America
(Philadelphia, Pa.)Robert died shortly after arriving and Rebecca
returned to Ireland and married James. The both returned to America.
Any information on the family or events prior to coming to America.
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PILEGGI – MORASCO -- I have been trying
to put together my family tree and have had some difficulty locating
information. My grandfather was Thomas Pileggi, born March 15, 1896
in Maida, Italy to Anthony & Pasqualina Pileggi. His siblings
included Samuel (Salvatore?), Anthony, James, Angela, and two other
sisters. He married Victoria Morasco, born in 1901, daughter of Domenic
& Antonetta Morasco (not sure of town in Italy).
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