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From: Sandra Cook scook@pdq.net
Date: October 31, 2002
Subject: Boyer research
Your site is very good and I enjoyed reading your genealogy. I did not find what I was
looking for, *frown*. I have a Filicitie Boyer b. 1807 in MO. Have you come across
any info about her in your research? Filicitie's ancestry was at least 1/2 Sac & Fox.
She married a Foy who was in MO 1817 Calloway Co. These Foy's had a connection
with the Roy brothers of the same county & year. If you have any leads, please write
back.From: Adam Verret any@mobiletel.com
Date: October 28, 2002
Subject: Danos/Bruce family of Lafourche
Stumbled across your site & found many interesting things on where some of my
descendants came from on my mother's side of the family. I'm a decsendent of
Jean Baptiste Danos b.Tarbes, France m. Catherine Ducasse de Castro
(grandpa's side). Jean Pitre dit Beneque b. 1636 Flanders, Belgium m. Marie Pesselet
b. 1641 Port Royal, Acadia (grandma's side). Now I must find my descendants on my
father's side.From: Angie Oster angoster@westriv.com
Date: October 27, 2002
Subject: Oster's in North Dakota
Descendants of Jacob Oster born 1680 Linden Germany. At the bottom of page
(41) Gottlieb Oster, I could provide more info this as Gottlieb Oster is Great Grandfather
to me and Arthur Oster is Grandfather. Arthur Oster was born October 21, 1912 married
Rose Mastel July 5, 1934 (we recently celebrated his 90th Birthday)
children
Adeline Oster
Carol Oster
Earl Oster (my father)
Orville Oster
Janice Oster
If you would like more info such as birth dates and marriages and children let me knowFrom: Janie Eller JEller@verisign.com
Date: October 25, 2002
Subject: John Eller
I have enjoyed your website. I did not like seeing my dad's name in there, however, it is.
And what an awesome memory he left with me and my sister Tammy. If you would be so
kind as to correct the birth date for me. He was actually born in 1942. I would sincerely
appreciate it. Thank you for your time and your efforts with your website, it is lovely.From: Barbara rminter@hiwaay.net
Date: October 21, 2002
Subject: Posey Family of America - book
Brian, creator of this site, thanks a million for your great research. I would like to purchase
a copy of the book The Posey Family in America. Can you get this for me? Thank you
Barbara
Later email: October 22, 2002
Brian, this book was published in 1971 by "Meet Your Ancestors" 1011 Windsor Drive,
Hattiesburg, MS printed by the University of Southern Mississippi Duplicating Center.
My local public library has 1 copy and it is about an inch thick. It has some great research.
I have tried to find a phone number for the above press but no listing. The authors of the book
are Lloyd Franklin Posey and Betty Sue Drake Posey. Let me know if you can find a copy
for purchase. By the way I am trying to establish my connection to Hezekiah Posey b 1751,
Revolutionary War Patriot. My 3rd g-grfthr was Joseph Harrison Posey b 6/1839 or so.
Thanks for any info you can find.From: The Loessbergs Us3DNC@aol.com
Date: October 13, 2002
Subject: Bergeron family
I found your web site while looking into a trip we are planning to Chaumont, France where my
husband spent a year in 1952. Among the sites found was yours which said 'Bergeron family'.
My grandmother's maiden name was Adele Bergeron (Good Hope, La) so I checked out your
web site. I found some Duhes (my aunt is named Helen Duhe) and some Aymes (my
grandfather was Gaston J. Ayme) so it was really interesting. I had no idea about the genealogy
of these people. While I didn't exactly find my relatives (maybe I don't know how to navigate).
I definitely found the families and I now think some of my ancestors may be from near Chaumont,
which will make our trip so much more fun. Thanks for a very interesting web site. I think it's very
well done. Need more recipes though (your smothered eggplant is the same my grandmother
used to make, which is one of my favorites. Do you have a recipe for fig preserves?From: Nicole Us3DNC@aol.com
Date: October 8, 2002
Subject: LEDET?
Hi! I'm trying to locate someone by the name of David Ledet or Ledette. He had children
with a Melonie Wulff but they were adopted. If you have any info it would be a appreciated!From: John fruehej@WellsFargo.COM
Date: October 1, 2002
Subject: Jefferson County Obits
Could you recommend someone to perform research for hire. I'm looking to locate an
obituary for a Jefferson County resident who died in 1921. He's part of the Moon family.
Please advise, JohnFrom: Gail Hickman gail@gmi.net
Date: September 26, 2002
Subject: Hickmans - To BRIAN JOSEPH OSTER
Brian, What you have done is INCREDIBLE! I have much more that I would like to share
with you if you will e-mail me. Gail Hickman
P.S. I clicked on something that was a resume. If it was yours, it must be in the DNA,
I am a programmer too!From: Pippa & Keith Reynolds
Date: September 23, 2002
Subject: McCormack Info.
Someone has said it before, but it's worth repeating...Wow! I am a direct descendant of
Peter Patrick McCormack, who was the father of James M. McCormack, who was
the father of Peter Patrick McCormack who married Jane Caroline Donnell. I have
just started transcribing my Grandmother's family notes into FamilyTree software, but
I have some answers to your McCormack questions. If you are interested in the information
I have, please let me know. I would be glad to share. FYI, grandmother mentioned in her
notes that Peter Patrick was of Scots decent, but was born in Dublin, Ireland before coming
to the United States. He fought in the Revolutionary War, and was present at the surrender
of Lord Cornwallis. I have not found anything in her records to support that, but I've just
started! I also have two photos, Oscar Hart Donnell and Izella Jarvis, his wife. I believe
them to be their wedding photos. I will have to find a scanner if you want copies.
Let me know! Thank you so much for all of your work and effort.From: Mary Ann Mezzapelle mamezz@attbi.com
Date: September 5, 2002
Subject: Tracing Fraziers from TX back to TN back to NC
I (think) my g...grandfather is John Frazier (reportedly born about 1851, came from TN
but folks came from NC), I made the connection to Howell and Sarah Frazier listed in
the 1860 census in Cheatham County, TN, based on their birth in NC and John being
about the right age (9) with an older sister Nancy.
Shirley Harman's listing on http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:1587458&id=I1016
show Howell's father and mother to be John & Nancy (same TN census) from Granville County, NC.
Name: John FRAZIER Sex: M Birth: abt. 1774 in NC
Note: Source:
(1) "Abstracts of Granville County, NC" Book 8, 1816-1821, page 124
(2) 1850 Montgomery Co, TN Census, dwelling 433, family 433, page 327
Note:
(1) Left Granville Co, NC for Tennessee 19 October 1819 at age 45
(2) Has brother named "Howell"
Your site shows a (36) John Frazier (no birthdate) with a brother Howell born to
(15) Jeremiah Frazier, Sr. in Granville County, NC. I think this is the same John Frazier
in the TN census (1840 and on). There doesn't seem to be descendants listed for your
(36) John Frazier. What do you think? Have we made the connection?
Jeremiah Frazier (1739, NC)
John Frazier (1774, NC) + Nancy
Howell Frazier (1811, NC) + Sarah Wall
John Frazier (1851, TN) + Christine Caroline Thompson
John Andrew Frazier (1879, Tyler County TX) + Mary Ann Middleton
Carrel Napoleon Frazier (1919, Hillsboro, TX)From: Russell Massey RuMssy@aol.com
Date: September 2, 2002
Subject: Seth C. Massey
Hi my name is Russell Massey I am trying to find information on my sec great grand father
Seth C. Massey who was a minister in Crawford Co 1870- 1881. Thank you for any
information or help.From: Melody Bergeron rkewt@bellsouth.net
Date: September 1, 2002
Subject: Ancestry
I am so astonished. After looking for so long for more info on the names I already have,
you have the most complete information I have found to date. There are several "branches"
that I have found to contain names I already have. I am a descendant of Marie Marguerite
Bergeron's (b. 27 Aug 1730) brother, Jean Baptist Bergeron. Who is actually an ancestor
of my grandma, maiden name Boquet who married a Bergeron. So I'm sure after more
searching of your site, I will probably come across many many more. Thanks so much
for your work.From: Karen Hickman khickman@wimmera.com.au
Date: August 28, 2002
Subject: Hickmans
I had a look through your site Very Interesting Well Done I couldn't find the Hickmans we
are related to but that wasn't a problem I will keep looking William Hickman b1801
Married Sarah Turk. William died in 1871 in South Australia William & Sarahs son was
Francis Hickman b1835 England Arrived in Australia 1849 Married in 1857, Sarah Ann Wheeler
(Christened 1840) Percival Francis My husbands Grand Father was born in South Australia
in 1886From: Richeyone@aol.com
Date: August 23, 2002
Subject: Lola Bell Staples Stallsworth
Married to Oliver Newton Stallsworth, also had Ivan Ernest Stallsworth, born May 05, 1887,
Nabb, Indiana Clark County, died, February 22, 1945, Thousand Oaks, California, buried next
to Oliver Newton Stallsworth and his son Earl Glenwood Stallsworth in 1.O.O.F. Cemetery
Blackwell, Oklahoma.
December 23, 1906 Ivan Ernest married Susan Justina Briggs in Blackwell, Oklahoma,
daughter of Moses Parker Briggs and Ella Justina Martin, three children :
Winifred Lois Stallsworth 1907-1908 Blackwell Cemetery
Enid Lenore Stallsworth 1909-1989
Glenwood Earl Stallsworth 1913-1994From: Nicole Oster NickkiJ@hotmail.com
Date: August 19, 2002
Subject: Oster Heritage
Hello!! My name is Nicole Oster and I live in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Both my mother
and father were born in Canada. It is my father's family who share the name OSTER.
I find this website entirely interesting, and I cannot help but wonder if there is in any way a
connection to myself or my dad's side of my family. I have recently taken a great interest
in tracing my family roots, and have in doing so fallen upon this website. I have found out
some information about my father, grandfather and great grand father, and as I said,
I am interested to see if there is somehow a connection. I love your website and have found
it extremely intriguing. If you can help me trace my roots in any way, please contact me.From: Donald E. Clendenin donclend@positech.net
Date: August 18, 2002
Subject: Web Site
Thanks for all your helpful work. Don Clendenin
From: Bob Pourciau boblynne@cox.net
Date: August 11, 2002
Subject: Lea Verline Galliano
I have recently discovered your web site and love it dearly! My grandmother was
Leslie Ernestine Schouest, daughter of Lea Verline Galliano. I found a very old picture
of a woman that I think may be Lea Verline. Does anyone have a picture that I could
compare with. Also I found the tomb of Juliette Victoria Galliano. Why is she buried
in a cemetery by herself when the Galliano's are buried right in the Cheramie Cemetary
right across Bayou Lafourche? Makes your imagination run wild! Does anyone have any
information regarding Jean Thodule Schouest as a boatbuilder? Thanks Bob PourciauFrom: Marcine Lohman marcinelohman@earthlink.net
Date: August 10, 2002
Subject: Iron County Marriage Book A
I saw where you haven't transcribed any marriages for Iron County yet. Perhaps the attached
file will help. It's Iron County Marriage Book A. Feel free to use it any way you like. Also,
I thought you should know, the link you have on http://vienici.com/abmomarr.html for the
IronGenWeb - You might want to add one for the Iron County Genealogy Society also.
http://www.rootsweb.com/~moicgs/icgs_home.html Sincerely, Marcine LohmanFrom: Andrew Millie andrewjmillie1@bigpond.com
Date: August 9, 2002
Subject: Valeran de Milly
I have found incorrect information on your webpage (http://www.vienici.com/tafel/tafel19.html).
I thought that you would be interested in knowing the correct information on Valeran de Milly.
He was born Valeran (Waleran, Galeran) de Meulan. Born abt 1285. He was Seigneur (Lord)
of Neufbourg, de la Queue and Milly-la-Foret. He only obtained the titles for Milly-la-Foret by
marrying Jeanne de Bouville, Dame de Milly-la-Foret. The de Meulan family are a branch of
the de Beaumont family which has a very ancient lineage.
Jeannes' parents were:
Jean IV de Bouville, Seigneur de Mily-la-Foret and Marguerite de Beaumetz (Baumes),
Dame de Mirebeau.
Jean IV de Bouville was the son of:
Hugues II de Bouville, Seigneur de Milly-la-Foret and Marie de Chambly (his 2nd wife).
Hugues II was first married to NN... de Milly, Dame de Milly-la-Foret. They had no children.
Hugues received the title of Seigneur de Milly because there was no male heir to the Milly-la-Foret
branch. He received this title in 1287.
This unnamed de Milly was the daughter of Geoffrey II de Milly. He was the son of
Guillaume III de Milly. He was the son of Guillaume II de Milly. He was the son of
Guillaume I de Milly. He was the son of Thierry de Milly. He was the son of
Adam de Milly (1st Seigneur de Milly-la-Foret) and Elisabeth de Sens.
Elisabeth de Sens was the daughter of Daimbert de Sens. He was the son of Mainard de Sens.
He was the son of Fromont II de Sens. He was the son of Renaud de Sens. He was the son of
Fromond I de Sens. He was the son of Garnier de Sens, Count of Troyes and Theuteberge d'Arles.
Theuteberge d'Arles was the daughter of Theobald d'Arles and Bertha, princess of Germany.
Bertha was the daughter of Lothaire II de Aquitaine, King of France and Holy Roman Emperor.
Lothaire II was the son of Lothaire I de Aquitaine, King of France, Holy Roman Emperor.
Lothaire I was the son of Louis I de Aquitaine, King of France and Holy Roman Emperor. Louis I
was the son of Charlemagne, King of France and Holy Roman Emperor.
I have many lines that trace backwards from Emperor Charlemagne. If you would like to know more info
I will be happy to give it to you. Kind regards, Andrew J. MillieFrom: Dot dngk@ev1.net
Date: August 9, 2002
Subject: WOW! That just about covers it!
We are descendants of Henry Pullen from Delaware but are stumped. He was born before
the revolutionary war and went to Georgia where his son John married Mary Murray (?).
These Pullens spread out across the south to Texas and one is Nolan Ryan (our claim
to fame!). I enjoyed this site and reading about your dog. I used to have one very much like
him. Keep up the great work and thanks for sharing.From: Keith Mueller mizmule@yhti.net
Date: August 6, 2002
Subject: Horn (von Horn) Connection?
Thanks for I great site. I am a GGGrandson of August von Horn who appears in your data
collection.
May 31 1875
Augusta Johanna H. von Horn – F – Apr 27 1850
Theodora Alford von Horn – M – Feb 25 1853
Moritz Ferdinand von Horn – M – Jun 18 1855
Theodore Hermann von Horn – M – Dec 16 1856
Wilhelm Otto von Horn – M – Jan 13 1861
Louisa Augusta von Horn – F – Sep 5 1863
children of August Fred Hy von Horn – farmer and Carolina Jänn?k? of Franklin Co., Mo.
The first child's full name is Augusta Johanna Hedwig and she was born
during the trans Atlantic crossing.
The second child is my GGrandfather and is named Theodore Alfred.
The family also had twins who died in infancy born Mar 3, 1859. A. Anna
and M. Elise. Anna died 7/11/1859 and Elise died 7/29/1859.
I also show the mother's name as J. Caroline Jäneke, and have discovered
her first name to be Johanna.
Thanks again, Keith Mueller St. Clair, MOFrom: Ray Edwards Jr. r.k.edwardsjr@worldnet.att.net
Date: August 1, 2002
Subject: Frazier/West
I am researching the following Frazier family: William Frazier m. Mildred ?, Will of
William Frazier November 1832 in Campbell Co., Virginia. One of his daughters
Mary 'Polly' Frazier, m. Charles West. Thank you.cc: From: J. D. O'Brien j.d.obrien@att.net
Date: August 1, 2002
Subject: No. 1 Chamberlin-Hickman
Greetings, David!! Thanks to our faithful co-researcher and recorder, Brian.
The only research I have done since last communicating with Brian has been on trying
to find out the maiden name of Mary () Westcott Hickman, mother of the Fearless Four
who served in the Rev. from NC. No results except to see that there were a lot of Westcotts
on the VA side of the Eastern Shore, one of whom, with wife perhaps?, migrated up-bay to
Cecil Co. MD. Found nothing specific. Also tried to determine key wife of my Rev. Sol.
William Hickman (no luck yet but think it could be the widow he left rather than a first wife).
Would be interested to hear how you descend.
Ancestor Joseph Hickman in Chester Co. was dismissed from fellowship because he refused
to drop charges against two Mendenhalls and another for assaulting him in his own house.
(Not supposed to go to court. That's a no-no.)Later email 1 August 2002 Subject: No. 2 Chamberlin-Hickman No. 2: I have long suspected a relationship between the Mendenhalls and Hickman but nothing specific. A later female in line of Benj. Hickman married a Mendenhall. (From memory: think granddaughter.) I found a record showing that Elizabeth's first marriage was to Robt. Chamberlin (birth of their son I think...my files are scattered). As Brian may have told you, there is a record in Wiltshire of the birth of Francis Hickman to Simon Hickman. That's as far back as I have been able to go on that. I had no luck on Elizabeth Ch. Hickman origin. Your news is, indeed, very interesting. I have printed it out and will study more carefully. My wife and I have been so busy for the last few years on work as officers of gen. orgs. that I have had little time for research...plus an auto-bio. My wife is President General, National Huguenot Society, and I am Counselor General for Sons and Daughters of the Pilgrims and for the Order of Americans of Armorial Ancestry. We both ran into BIG problems. I have done almost as much legal work as I did when I was in the pract. of law. And no pay, of course. My wife is descended from a William Clark of old Henrico Co. (south of the R. in what is now Chesterfield) through a son and grandson named either Allison, Ellyson, or similar renditions. Are you a VA Clarke?? We have loads of VA ancestors, others from MD and I have a couple from CT. Went south of course or I would not have been born in LA. Congratulations on your additions to Hickman-Chamberlin backgrounds. VERY interesting! Let me hear from you. JDOBLater email 1 August 2002 Subject: Mendenhalls David, excuse my hasty reading and assuming you were a Hickman descendant. I see yours in Mendenhall in that group. The wife of one of Neoma's (my wife) Huguenots is a Mendenhall desc., hers orig. in Chester Co., PA but I am not sure just how. She wants to join Descendants of Early Quakers of which I am an officer and it looks like she would be eligible if she is of your immigrant ancestor's line. I don't see how there is any doubt that Elizabeth Hickman really was Elizabeth Stroud Chamberlin Hickman. Grandfather Benj. Stroud calls her Elizabeth Chamberlin and her father calls her Elizabeth Hickman when she was surnamed Hickman. I would pay no attention to the other assumptions about her surname. People fill in things based on little but conjecture all the time as IGI shows time and time again. I subscribe to Ancestry.com but have not been able to get much out of it for England due, probably, to my lack of expertise. Will try to remedy that when I have time. Thanks again and let me hear from you. JDOBFrom: David Clarke Davewilclarke@aol.com
Date: July 31, 2002
Subject: HICKMAN connection
I am a researcher into the Mendenhall (Mildenhall) family, which has Quaker origins at
Lamborne Woodlands Quaker Meetings in 1660s. The family lived at Ramsbury, Wiltshire.
Thomas (c.1630-82) Mildenhall's wife Joan was daughter of Anthony Stroud and
Margery Barley of Baydon, Wiltshire. I am descended from Thos & Joan's eldest son
Thomas Mildenhall. Margery's father Benjamin's will of 1662 names "grandaughters
Joan Minall and Elizabeth Chamberlin" which I assume are sisters as they are named
together in one bequest. Anthony and Margery's wills of 1667 and 1678 both name daughter
Elizabeth Hickman.
Can you see where I am going? I believe Elizabeth Hickman was Elizabeth Stroud.
Thomas and Joan's sons John and Benjamin (now called Mendenhall) came to U.S.
1683 and settled in Chester Co., PA
Problems with this hypothesis:
Some researchers give Elizabeth the surname Woolston - where does this originate?
Some also give her the surname Chamberlain and parents Thomas and Margaret which
cannot be correct if she was widow of Robert Chamberlain before she married Francis
Hickman.
Elizabeth Hickman's will has a witness John Mendenhall (and a George Strode - Stroud?).
The Hickman births in the Quaker registers of Lambourn are where Thomas and Joan
Mildenhall's children are and Elizabeth Hicman (sic) witnessed their daughter's wedding
1681.
You are 5th person I have e-mailed in pursuit of this enquiry, I hope we can put together some
answers. I want to try and find a will for Robert Chamberlain who some sources say
d Feb 1664 ( can you confirm that?) and check the Quaker record of Francis and Eliza. Hickman's
marriage for witnesses. (I have since looked and it is more likely they married in CofE church.)
Do you have any information re: Elizabeth Hickman?
David ClarkeFrom: Sharon R. Fisher srfisher2@juno.com
Date: July 28, 2002
Subject: Huddleston - Bone Marriage Book Vol 3 page 87
You are the most wonderful person alive doing genealogy. You have helped me in my
research so much. If you would kindly add a note to the Huddleston, T. W. - Bone, Cara
(Clara). Vol 3 page 87, marriage date 9-11-1898. He was Thomas W. Huddleston, and
she was Carrie Jane Bone, 1st husband W. McCabe. Thomas and Carrie were my
grandparents.
Looking forward to further St. Francois and Jefferson Co. Marriages. Other good ones
would be Ste. Genevieve, Iron, and Perry Counties. Very early marriages prior to Washington
Co. becoming Washington Co. would be Ste. Genevieve Co. correct?
My great-grandfather Pinckney Huddleston was born near Belgrade in 1816, and I know
his father was Anthony but I do not know who his mother was. Anthony's second wife was
Sarah Keith, married in St. Francois Co. Pinckney was also known as Rev. P., Mr. P., and
Pinkney Huddleston. He married Martha Ellen Burton, his second wife. His first wife was
Elizabeth Campbell.
My family names are Huddleston, Bone, Marler and Burton on my Father's side; Easter,
Hawkins, Cole, Lewis, Odum and Gillam on my Mother's side. My mother's father,
Wint Arnold, or William Arnold Gillam is no where to be found except marriage (Clayton)
and divorce (Bonne Terre). If you should run across anything please advise.
Hopefully when I retire in 5 years I can help further the cause, as the 1930 census sure could
use an index. Thank you again for your great help to those of us who had family in Washington,
Jefferson, and St. Francois counties. Thank you, thank you. Sharon Huddleston FisherFrom: Angelé Henderson angele.henderson@worldnet.att.net
Date: July 28, 2002
Subject: Galliano Family
HI, my name is Angelé Daisy Galliano Henderson . My father was John Joseph Galliano.
His mother was Eva Schouest and his father was Andrew Galliano. Dr. Vernon F. Galliano
is my father's nephew. I would love to know more about the Galliano family. If you are a cuz to
me let me know. You have a wonderful web site . I was in Houma this weekend for a funeral, my
1/2 brother Anthony "Tony" Galliano former wife Joyce Ann Buquet Galliano died
July 25, 2002. Wonderful place . . . I always feel at home in Houma . . . Tony's son Stephen
Galliano would love to hear more about the Galliano family to . He lives in Baton Rouge.
Thank You Angelé
Later email same date
Hi, I found my father under Descent of George & Marie Ursula Schweitzrer
# 70 is my father .. we must update ... Thanks Angelé Daisy Galliano (Henderson married name )From: Kim LBbenterprises@aol.com
Date: July 26, 2002
Subject: Genealogy Link
I was directed to your pages during an inquiry regarding the surname ROBINET. I am
searching the pages to find the connection. Several family names are familiar to my notes,
but the surname lists do not include the Robinet name. I would appreciate your help with
this one. In return, I have a tremendous amount of information to share with you. Thanks
for your time and efforts, you have done a fabulous job. I am quite jealous of the incredible
100 persons find that you got at the reading room and could only hope for the same luck.
Cudoos! KimFrom: Jerry Laureyns slaureyn@marin.k12.ca
Date: July 19, 2002
Subject: Stanley Oster's BSH Class Reunion
Greetings
Re: An Invitation to BSH High School Reunion, Class of 1952
We are searching for Stanley D. Oster; a graduate of the class of 1952, Bloomfield High
School, Bloomfield, New Jersey. I noticed that your web page lists a Stanley Oster, so
we're hoping that the Osters are in touch and you may be able to assist us by getting the
reunion information to correct person. So far we have been unable to make contact with him.
We remember Stanley's accordion playing and he may even remember some German from
his days in the German Club.
The reunion is planned for October 2-3, 2002.
Where: The Breakers on the Ocean
1507 Ocean Avenue
Spring Lake, NJ 07762
1-732-449-7709
We would enjoy having him join us. We hope you can be assistance in contacting Stanley.
Please contact me, Jerry Laureyns at slaureyn@marin.k12.ca.us or call Douglas Jacob
at 973-338-4296 in New Jersey.
Our web page address is: http://class52bloomfieldnj.yearbookhigh.com/bhs/
Thank you for your assistance.
BSH Class 52, Search Committee.From: Carlos Alberto Bucceri summer1976@hotmail.com
Date: July 17, 2002
Subject: Bucceri Argentina
Mi nombre es Carlos Alberto Bucceri y vivo en Argentina. Mis abuelos son Josefina Marzana
y Emanuel Bucceri (Fallecido). ¿Tenemos algo en comun? Gracias, Carlos.
My name is Carlos Alberto Bucceri and I live in Argentina. My grandparents are Josefina Marzana and Emanuel Bucceri (Fallecido). Do we have something in common?
Thanks, Carlos.From: George Windes Windes5@aol.com
Date: July 12, 2002
Subject: James McCormack & Susan Windes
I enjoyed your entire website. My people are tied to Jefferson County, Mo., as are some
of your lines. I especially was interested in your entry (45), where James McCormack
married Susan Windes. Susannah (Susan) came to Missouri with her brother, Enoch
Windes & sister-in-law, Sarah Dumville, from their birthplace in Society Hill, SC. Susan
& Enoch were the children of Samuel Windes (born circa 1730) and Lydia Edwards.
A history of Peter Patrick McCormack mentions that Susan "was a smart school teacher,
with some personal wealth." Susan may have been 10 years older than James, and had
inherited considerable land back in S.C. They had five children before her earlier death.
Hope this helps in someway. Feel free to contact me at windes5@aol.com if you'd like more
data. Happy searching! George Windes - Brea, CA.
Additional email on same date:
Many of the Windes' ended up in Crawford County. If you come across the name in Jefferson,
St. Genevieve, Crawford, etc., I'd sure like to know. The name is sometimes spelled Winds,
Wines, Wynes, etc. Thanks in advance.
From: Jamie Ray Oster JROster@Bethesda.med.navy.mil
Date: July 11, 2002
Subject: (see text)
My name is Jamie Ray Oster, I'm 22yrs old and I'm a United States Marine! I'm curious?From: Marvin Hester MHESTER1@austin.rr.com
Date: July 10, 2002
Subject: Thomas Pullen
Looking for father of Thomas Pullen, Born in Virginia, Married Sarah Cheeley in Virginia.
He lived in Bedford County moved to Tenn. Sarah died He then married Elizabeth huddleston.
Help! Thanks MarvinFrom: Chriss Hicks chriss@attbi.com
Date: July 5, 2002
Subject: David Hanson
Dear Brian...so many of your people are interrelated with mine....the Boyer families... as
I am a descendant of Nicolas Boyer & Dorothee Olivier's 2nd son Jacques
Please tell me if you do any research work.
My grandfather Jules Boyer married Laura Mary Hanson, 1st dau. of Joseph B. Hanson
& Elizabeth Mary Govero. Joseph was sent to Cadet to guard the Deck Bridge in the Civil
War - was 45 years of age, married Elizabeth.
Joseph's father was Daniel Hanson - married Barbara Brumbach.....
Daniel's father was David Hanson 1750-1800 Boutetourt, Va
I have a John Hanson - Jane Contee whose 2nd son was named David Hanson, but I can't
verify this David's birth date, wife or children.
I'll gladly pay you whatever your price if you could help me.
I have David Hanson's Will naming wife Ann ?, and children Sarah, Elizabeth, Mary, Martha,
Samuel & Daniel. I just can't verify the John Hanson - Jane Contee 2nd son David being the
same as my David Hanson with the Will.
I have more information if you can research this...I have come to end of my abilities. You are
wonderful and thank you for all the information you have shared with so many of us.
Chris Hicks chris325@juno.com chrissrose@yahoo.comFrom: Vivian Boucher vhmb9@hotmail.com
Date: July 2, 2002
Subject: boucher genealogie
Hi. Had a great time on your site. I think I've uncovered some mistakes from previous
searches of the "boucher family". Jacques, Marin ,Pierre , Pierre, Pierre, Jean
Baptiste. (He's very hard to nail down) and then I have his son, my great, great, great
grampa listed as Augustin. After checking your site out I believe perhaps Augustin is
really Joseph Marie Boucher. because his son Pierre (I Have him listed as Edmond)
does end up with the right wife"Adelaide Roy " So I guess I still have my work cut out
for me. Any hints for me? My father was Aurele Boucher his father was Georges
Boucher of Corbeil, Ontario. Georges' wife was Mary (Marie) Lemieux married in
St Cyr, Ontario in 1905. Thanks a lot, Viviane Boucher
PS your picture number four looks a lot like a Boucher.