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CAMERON posted by Mim on Saturday, April 1, 2000

Looking for the parents of these Cameron siblings, John b. 1855, Dougal b. 1856, Donald Daniel b. 1858, Alexander b. 1860, Mariam (sic) b. 1863. I believe the father was Donald Cameron son of Dugald and Mary (Mac Lachlan) Cameron and the mother Jane? Cameron daughter of Donald and Mary (Weir)Cameron. Can anyone verify any of this or contribute? Thanking you. .

BOUNDS posted by Art Bounds on Monday, April 3, 2000

lOOKING FOR INFORMATION ON JOHN BOUNDS WHO DIED IN NORTH SYDNEY ON AUGUST 31, 1930 .

CAMPBELL posted by Manuel Ceja on Tuesday, April 4, 2000

Looking for information on Archibald Campbell from Cape Breton, may have been born in New Brunswick or Scotland about 1833, later moved to Bath, Maine where he worked as a ship's carpenter. In 1861, at age 28 joined the Union Army. Married Anna Buckel and later lived in New York City. Had son Charles. Any info would be greatly appreciated. .

MACNEIL, ODONNELL, ODOUD posted by Mike McIntier on Tuesday, April 4, 2000

I am searching for information on the parents of Anna MACNEIL, who was born May 09, 1884 in Benacadie Pond, Cape Breton, NS. Her father's name was John MACNEIL who supposedly was from Glasgow and her mother was Mary O'DONNELL or O'DOUD. Names of Anna's siblings were Kathryn, James and Angus, although it was said that the family was much larger. Anna left home at 14 yrs. of age and emigrated to the US. Little else is known other than it was passed down that John had to work for the railroad to pay the taxes on the land. There was also a family story about 'first cousins' with Alexander Graham Bell, but the only link I can find is that a Hector MacNeil (also spelled McNeil) worked for Bell for quite some time in Baddeck. Could he have been a cousin? In searching the book, 'The MacKenzie's History of Christmas Island Parish', the only family that sounds close has a mother named Mary CONNELL, who was the first wife of a John MACNEIL. and the MacKenzie book states that the family "left the area." Any information or leads would be greatly appreciated! Mike McIntier mcintier@phnx.uswest.net .

CHAPEL, CHAPPEL, CHAPPELL posted by G Lush on Wednesday, April 5, 2000

I am interested in finding some information regarding a Samuel CHAPPELL or CHAPPEL or possibly CHAPEL. He reportly move to the Sydney or the Sydney Mines area sometime around the end of the 1800's. He originally was from Newfoundland and is belived to have moved to find work in the mines. One or two of his brothers possibly went with him as well...but it seems they moved back to Newfoundland later. .

LEBLANC, MADORE posted by on Wednesday, April 5, 2000

I am looking for Felix LeBlanc, and Rose Madore. They were married in June.15,1889 in Arichat and had a child WIlliam in Sept.13,1889. Can anyone find a birth record for Felix LeBlanc and if he had any brothers or sisters, and the same for Rose Madore, and where did Rose come from org. If anyone can help it would be greatly appreicated. .

posted by Tony McNeil on Thursday, April 6, 2000

I would like to know if their exists passanger lists for the HARMONY's 1827 voyage from Leith& Stornoway to Sydney: St Lawrence's voyage in 1828 from Greenock to Sydney and Economy's 1819 Voyage from Tobermory to Sydney. I would like to know if these lists exist and where I can access them. Thanky you very much. Tony McNeil .

JUNEAU, LEMOINE posted by Richard Juneau on Thursday, April 6, 2000

I recently relocated to Halifax from Louisiana and noticed Cap Le-Moine on a map. My mother's maiden name is Lemoine, and I wondered if our ancestors were from Nova Scotia. .

posted by John Ingram on Saturday, April 8, 2000

Searching for Isaac Cann's wife Sarah A.Moore born in North Sydney on 7 April 1847...I need to know her parents???? .

MURPHY posted by Paul Neima on Tuesday, April 11, 2000

Looking for information on the Family of Abby Ann Murphy. She was born in Wycogomagh on March 17 sometime in the mid 1800's. She married George Washingotn Brown on August 10, 1892 and died in September 1953. Any information would be appreciated. .

GROVES, TURNER posted by Mary Leblanc on Wednesday, April 12, 2000

I am researching James Turner b. 1877, PEI married Lizzie Groves b. 1892 Nfld. on Nov. 8, 1908 children: Samuel, George, Garfield, Cecil, Pearl lived at 14 Ross Ave, North Sydney James was a miner. James' parents: Williama & Mary Jane Turner .

GRACE posted by Cindy on Thursday, April 13, 2000

Looking for John Grace, Halifax, Nova Scotia? Visited the US in 1963 and met my birthmother, Mary. He was approx. 32 yrs of age at the time. Would be approx. 68 yrs. now. Has brown hair/eyes...wish I knew more. Any info. greatly appreciated. God bless. .

MACRITCHIE posted by Betty Plummer on Thursday, April 13, 2000

Thanks to many people who have e mailed me on my other request that I now have a lot more information.I have found out the date of death of Malcolm Mac Ritchie was in 1959 His sister Katherine T. MacRitchie (my grandmother) parents are Peter & Flora McRitchie Peter was born 1846 and died 1912 Their Mother Flora was born 1845 and died in 1913. Any information about these two will help greatly. I know they are right as my Great Uncle is buried in the same lot area. .

MACDONNELL, MACISAAC, SMYTH posted by Lia Williams on Friday, April 14, 2000

Looking for information on children of Samuel MacDonnell b. 1834 d. 1908 and his wife Anne Smyth, daughter of Peter Smyth. Children were: Peter, Minie, Winnifred, Donald Francis, Elizabeth, Beatrice (m. Neil J. MacISAAC), Theresa, Pauline, Claire, Archibald Scott, Winfred. .

MACRITCHIE, MCRITCHIE posted by Betty Plummer on Friday, April 14, 2000

I wish to thank everyone who has helped me so far. My e mail address changed from plummer@ atlantic.net back to Maine. With everyone's help I now have my Grandmother's parents name. Peter 1846-1912 and Flora 1845-1913 and they are buried in Little Narows Cementry. I also have the death date of my Uncle Malcolm also there was another son Dan who only lived for 2 months in 1883. I really can't believe I tied this all in last night. Now I am trying to go further and check a Malcolm McRitchie who was born in Lewis Scotland. If anyone has any information I will be glad for the help. I will be going up there guarented. Thanks again. Betty Plummer .

MACLELLAN, MCLELLAN posted by Jacqueline Gallant on Friday, April 14, 2000

Seaching the MacLellan's (McLellan) families from Broad Cove, Inverness County, Cape Breton. My great grandfather on my father's side was Daniel McLellan married to Catherine (maiden name Gayle/Gale).Their daughter was Catherine Anne McLellan born 1865 who married my grandfather Johnson MacQuarrie of Mabou/Port Hood area. I know of two of their other daughers: Judith born 1883 who married Joseph Hall and Sarah Jane who married Patrick Downey. Other siblings are unknown at present. For a time my great grandparents resided in Little River, Codroy VAlley (around 1852) since these three were born there. My grandmother Catherine Anne McLellan married my grandfather, John McQuarrie Feb 1/1886 over in Little River, Codroy Valley at St. Ann's RC church. Any information on the McLellans of Broad Cove Inverness would be greatly appreciated. Thanks .

GILLIS, KENNEDY, MACISAAC, MCCLELLAN posted by Howard B. Monahan on Saturday, April 15, 2000

The first two names are the important ones. They are my wife's families from CBI, and Inverness area in particular. We plan to visit Halifax and CBI next August. Your recommendations or suggestions re resources would be most helpful. Thank you. hbm.

MORRIS posted by Annette Peverelle on Saturday, April 15, 2000

looking for Morris family in North Sydney who originated from Newfoundland connected to Dollimount (sp) from Newfoundland

DOODY, GRACIE, LANDRY, MACKAY, MACKEY, MACKIE, MACVARISH, MORASH, SPRAY posted by Mariea Spray on Sunday, April 16, 2000

Looing for any information on the family of Richard MacKie (also spelled MacKey, MacKay, and all variations with Mc) and his wife Mary Doody. Children were Margaret b. 1834 (my ancestor), Ann b.1848 and married Michael Morgan; Bridget b.c. 1832 also married a Michael Morgan (they were related); Michael b.c. 1839 and marr. Susan McNamara who remarried after Michael's death to a John Whalen; and James b.c. 1830 married and Elizabeth ? and had a large family. Any infor would be of help. Thanks! Mariea .

DOHERTY, FERGUSON, MCDONALD, MCINTOSH, MCLEAN, ROSS posted by Tom Ferguson on Monday, April 17, 2000

I am a Ferguson descended from Doherty, Ross, McDonald and McLean. According to oral history, little is known of the Scottish origins of the Ross or McDonald sides of the family; we have a very detailed family tree, based on the recollection of my (late) great aunt. Although I have thus far been searching Nova Scotia census records for individuals and/or their family listings, little of the known oral information has been confirmed by documentary evidence. Further, we know precious little about the Doherty side of the family, and even less about the Ferguson lineage. We do know that the earliest known of our ancestors - John Ross, Neil McDonald and John Doherty - were each born in Scotland and that Ferguson is a Scottish name; we do not know anything about their respective parents, nor the town/county from where they came, nor (except for Neil in 1830) when exactly they arrived in North America, nor how (ship passage, etc.), nor why they emigrated. A potential researcher in Scotland has informed that my particular Scottish ancestors have very common names and that, in order to proceed, she needs exact locations in Scotland and dates of events which, based on the information available, I cannot provide at this time. It is, therefore, like finding a "needle in a haystack." As you review the following, can anyone offer suggestions to pursue MY John Ross, MY Neil McDonald and MY John Doherty? What we do know is that our Scottish ancestors settled in Canada or the USA: in Nova Scotia on Cape Breton Island (Victoria County in Plaster/North Shore, Englishtown and Sydney/Sydney Mines); or in Boston, Massachusetts. Here they are by generation: I. John Ross, (b. Scotland ca 1814) became a farmer in the Englishtown area of Cape Breton. He had two sons with his wife Mary (surname Marey? or Montgomery? also b. Scotland ca 1823): first son Donald Ross (b. 1850 St Ann's, Victoria County, NS); second son John Ross (b. 1852 St Ann's, Victoria County, NS). So the naming pattern is John, Donald, John. In seaching for John Ross's parents, are we therefore looking for another Donald Ross who preceded our 1814 John Ross? For farmers living in Englishtown, would the births of children in St Ann's be normal given time/distance considerations? According to the 1871 Englishtown Cape Breton census, one Isabella Montgomery age 70 (b Scotland 1801) and one Sarah Ross age 45 (b Scotland ca. 1826) "resided in John Ross's household". No mention is made of Isabella on the 1881 census in the John Ross household where Sarah was recorded as Sarah Ross Ferguson. However, an Isabella Montgomery age 80 is listed in the household of John Montgomery (an Englishtown neighbor of John Ross) in 1881. Could this be Isabella's son? Further, no mention is made of John and Mary Ross or of Sarah or Isabella on the 1891 census (presumably they had moved or died). Based on the 1871 census alone, I had speculated that Sarah was John Ross's younger sister and that Isabella (maiden name Montgomery) was the mother of John and Sarah Ross living in John's household. Based on the 1881 census listings I am now wondering: could Isabella (m surname Montgomery) have been Mary Ross's mother living in the senior John's extended family household (or visiting) at the time of the 1871 census? that Mary's maiden name was Montgomery? that Isabella was living in her son John Montgomery's extended family household (or visiting) at the time of the 1881 census? "None of the women in the (John Ross) household could read or write." It is my contention that the elder John Ross may have emigrated Scotland to Cape Breton either in his father's family or else with his own extended family intact sometime before his own sons Donald and John were born St Ann's (1850 and 1852 respectively). Any thoughts anyone? II. I also have the names of the children of John and Mary Ross: In 1871, Donald Ross and brother John Ross, both "fishermen and single, lived in the household of John Ross" their father. Based on the 1881 census from Englishtown: Donald Ross was single, a farmer/fisherman residing in his father's household which at that time also included the family of son John Ross. By 1891, Donald is no longer listed in Englishtown; his brother John, then head of household, continued to reside there as his own family grew (but without the senior John Ross, Mary Ross, Isabella Montgomery or Sarah Ross). a. Donald Ross (first marriage: 2 girls; and second marriage: 5 girls): (1) As of the 1881 Englishtown census, Donald was a farmer and still resided in his father John's household. Donald moved in the 1880s to Cow Bay/Port Morien, became a miner (probably coal), and married McIntosh (who died after 2d daughter Christine Ross/later Morrison was born 1888). Donald's children from 1st wife (given name unknown, surname McIntosh): (a) Kate Ross Pentecost (Kate married a Pentacost, first name unknown, had four children, Donald Ross's grandchildren [Danny, Wilbur, Mildred, David], and lived in Sydney). Can anyone identify? (b) Christine Ross Morrison (Christine b 1888, married a Dan Morrison but had no children, and lived in French River). (2) By early 1891, Donald Ross was a miner and widower with two daughters. On May 1, 1891, he married Christine McDonald (from North Shore) in North Sydney. Donald's children from 2d wife, Christine McDonald (with spouse; known location): (a) Mary Ann Ross Chase, b. 1892 (married Fred Chase; Danvers, MA) (b) Margaret Isabella Ross Drown, b. 1893 (married George Lester Drown; Jamaica Plain, MA) (c) Johnena Ross Doherty, b. 1895 (married William Henry Doherty; Danvers, MA) (d) Cassie Ross, b. 1896 (Montreal, Ontario) (e) Jessie Ross Coburn, b. 1897 (married Joseph Coburn; National City/San Diego, CA) b. John Ross, fisherman/farmer, m Margaret (surname unknown); their children (2 boys and 3 girls): (1) Danny Ross (2) John Ross (thus, naming pattern is John-John-John) (3) Jessie Ross Ploff (married a Ploff, first name unknown) (4) Margaret Ross (5) Catherine Ross III. Here are some more of my ancestors, Neil McDonald (b. Scotland Aug 12, 1828) married Margaret McLean (b. Sep 10, 1838 NS (rural?). Neil was a farmer and resided in the Plaster/North Shore area of Cape Breton Island. He had "arrived from Scotland 1830" at the age of almost 2. Neil and Margaret had seven children (six girls & 1 boy) all b. NS.

BYRNE, MACLEAN, MORRISON, PROCTER posted by Kim MacNeil on Tuesday, April 18, 2000

Iam looking for info on Charles Byrne,he married May Procter .Their children`s names were:Jim,Harry,George,Ethel,Bonnie,Kathleen,Gerald,Edna,Helen and John.Also May Procter`s Father`s name was John,he may have had a shoe factory in North Sydney at one time.Also looking for info on Peter Maclean who married Mary Morrison.Their children`s names were:Margaret,Catherine,Agnes,John, and Charles .

STEWART posted by Joan DeCola on Tuesday, April 18, 2000

lOOKING FOR INFO ON MY GRANDMOTHER Annie Stewart dob 12/27/1880? Father Archibald Stewart Mother Christine Macleod or Ross not to sure Siblings Kate Archie Mae Annie migrated to Boston Ma where she married Malcolm Macdonald. .

MACLEAN, MACNEIL, RONAYNE posted by Kim MacNeil on Tuesday, April 18, 2000

Iam looking for info about Angus MacNeil,born in Sydney Mines on Oct.18,1875 to Angus and Annie MacNeil.Also his wife,Alice Ronayne,born June 24,1889 in Sydney Mines to Hugh and Elisabeth(McLean)Ronayne.I would like more info on their parents .

MACNEIL posted by Joshua Powers on Thursday, April 20, 2000

I'm looking for a Frank MacNeil You would think with a name that common, it would be easy, but noooo. Frank E. MacNeil is listed as having been born in Belfonte, PA about 1883. His father, Frank MacNeil is listed as having a birth place of Cape Breton. I've been through the 1871 Cape Breton census, and have found no Franks at all. One guess is that perhaps that is short for Francis, of which there are several in the census. I don't have a lot of details that far back, and am trying to see if I can work both ways. Frank MacNeil married Unknown Children: Frank E. Macneil (perhaps others, no known siblings) Frank E. MacNeil married Gertrude L. Spence and had children: Elisabeth, Jane, Robert Eileen, Elaine, Ethel, Richard and Dana. Any help would be appreciated. .

MCEACHREN, MCEWEN, MCISAAC posted by Catherine Figuary-Zwicker on Friday, April 21, 2000

Looking for information on Simon McEachren, born in St. George's Newfoundland. Brother to Nancy McEachren. Parents were Cathrine Ann McIsaac and McEachren (McEwen also listed???) from Cape Breton. Catherine and her husband had moved to Newfoundland in the mid 1850s. Any information would be very much appreciated. .

BISSITT posted by Lee Brooks on Friday, April 21, 2000

I am looking for any information on my G-Grandfather, George Henry Bissitt, born 3/17/1849, L'Ardoise, Nova Scotia (Richmond), Canada. .

GEORGE, MORRIS, RUSSELL posted by Morris on Friday, April 21, 2000

Dear Ann, i was wondering if there is somewhere that i can find some history on the Morris family from Sydney Mines,CB.If you are able to supply with some information where i could look,it would be greatly appreciated,Thanks in advance,Fred, .

MCGILLIVARY posted by Louis Daley on Saturday, April 22, 2000

I am attempting to find the Nova Scotia birth of a Donald McGillivary, He shows up in the 1881 Census of Prince Edward Island at age 60 born in Nova Scotia. Could you give me a possible lead on this man or his possible place of birth in Nova Scotia? I thank you in advance. Lou .

KAVANAGH, RIDANT, SAMPSON posted by Joseph R. Rydant on Sunday, April 23, 2000

Looking for birth record for Mary Georgina RYDANT, or RIDANT, Supposedly at Grandique Ferry on May 2, 1907. I'll be intereseted to know who is listed as the parents of this child? It may be Ellen Jane RIDANT/RYDANT or Elizabeth RYDANT/RIDANT for the mother, and Louis Ridant/Rydant or an unknown name, as the father. .

MACRAE posted by Edward G. Salloom, Jr. on Sunday, April 23, 2000

I am looking for any information on a Cassie MacRae who used to own land in Massachusetts in the 1940's and who was apparently a widow by that date. Thank You! .

KELLEY, KELLY posted by Helen on Sunday, April 23, 2000

looking for info on Josephine Kelly/Kelley born 1900 in Glace Bay. Moved to United States (date unknown to the city of Everett, Massachusetts. Married J. Foley, had 5 sons, 1 daughter. Died 1951 on Mother's Day at the age of 51. .

CANN posted by John Ingram on Monday, April 24, 2000

My grandfather was John Joseph Cann..born in North Sydney,Cape Breton,Nova Scotia..Dec 1,1876..he worked with the InterColonial Railway as Baggage Master...he married Lucy Janes of Burgeo Nfld(born 1877) on Sept 28 1908 in Burgeo. My grandfather died Jan 18,1967. His father was Isaac Cannborn Jan 6 1848 in Ingonish,Victoria County,Cape Breton..He operated a Hotel in North Sydney. He died Aug 23 1905 in North Sydney...he was married to Sarah A. Moore born April 7 1847 in North Sydney and she died Nov 12 1907. I don't know her parents but I would like to know? Isaac's father was George Cann who was born in 1819 Born ?(I woulf like to Know where born and died?) he married a women named martha(I don't know her last name)born in 1825(where I don't know)Can anyone help me fill in the missing pieces????? .

DONOVAN posted by Dianne Sibley on Tuesday, April 25, 2000

James married Sarah Hudson in 1877. She was born ca 1854. Looking for her parentage and birthplace and any descendants. Suspect she is my great-grandfather's sister. .

DONOVAN posted by Dianne Sibley on Tuesday, April 25, 2000

John married Sarah Hudson in 1877. She was born ca 1854. Looking for her parentage and birthplace and any descendants. Suspect she is my great-grandfather's sister. .

MACNEIL, MCNEIL posted by Tony McNeil on Tuesday, April 25, 2000

Searching for information on Hector "Post" MCNEIL and his wife Margaret.... They were living in Sydney Forks in July 1844. They moved to Glace Bay in or after 1852. Hector carried the mail between Sydney and the Gut of Canso between 1832 and 1852. They had at least three children Peter, Jim and John Hector. John Hector b 26 July 1844 m.Margaret "Post" McDonald Jul 16, 1876 in Little Bras d' Or. They were living in Glace Bay at the time. They had seven children. I have info on some of these children than I am willing to share. Tony McNeil .

BUTTS, HAMILTON, WHITE posted by kathleen stubbert on Tuesday, April 25, 2000

Would lik to know if anyone has info re the listed familes, Would appreciate hearing from you. Thank you in advance kathleen Butts Stubbert .

LAMEY, MACNEIL, MACPHERSON, MCNEIL, MCPHERSON posted by Tony McNeil on Thursday, April 27, 2000

I would like to obtain a history of Cape Breton County and a history of Richmond County if any are available. If anyone out there knows if such histories have been written, would they please let me know where I can obtain a copy of each. TIA and TTFN Tony McNeil .

MCPHEE posted by Jacki McPhee on Thursday, April 27, 2000

Looking for information on John McPhee who married Mary Gillis and bore at least one son, Joseph Neil McPhee (b.Jan 4 1895 d circa 1960). May have moved to the Beverly, MA area at some point. Trying to trace the McPhee migration from Colonsay, Scotland. Thanks! .

CROAK, MACDONALD, MORRISON posted by Mary Bates on Thursday, April 27, 2000

eeking information on the family of John MacDonald, b.?, d.2 Feb. 1925 in East Boston, MA, USA. He was the son of ???MacDonald b. Scotland and Catherine Morrison b. Prince Edward Island. John married Eliza/Elizabeth Croak(e)8 Jan. 1854 at Port Felix. The celebrant was Rev. Richard Drummond. At the time of marriage, John was of Plenn Island River, Cape Breton and Eliza was of Fox Island, Guysborough County, NS. Eliza's father was Patrick Croak and mother was Mary Canavan. Eliza died 14 May 1900 in Gloucester, MA. In the 1871 census of Little River Inhabitants, Richmond County. At that time, Mary Croak, widow, age 83yrs. was living in John's household. At the time of the 1881 census, this family was living in Plaster Cove and at the time of the 1891 census, they were in Port Hawkesbury, Inverness County. Shortly thereafter, the family relocated to Gloucester, MA.Their children were Joseph,no record after 1871 census Mary b. 3 Oct. 1857 Cape Breton, d. 1945 Somerville, MA at the home for the Little Sisters of the Poor Patrick b. abt 1859 Cape Breton, d. 25 Dec. 1928 East Boston, MA. Pat married Sarah MacNeil. Ellen or Nell b. Nov. 1860 Cape Breton, d. 10 Feb. 1914 East Boston, MA. Nell married Charles Morrison of Cape Breton. John b. abt 1863 Cape Breton, d.prob. 28 Jan 1897. Capt. John MacDonald, master of Sch. James G. Blaine were washed overboard from the schooner on Georges Bank. John was a widower and left three children. Thomas, b. 30 Dec. 1864 Cape Breton, d. 28 Jan. 1897 Gloucester, MA. Thomas was a fisherman. Roderick, b. abt. 1867 Cape Breton, d. 16 Sept. 1907 wile visiting his sister Kate in East Boston, MA. Rod married Nell Randall of Portsmouth, NH 1 Mar 1899 in Portsmouth, NH. Rod was a fisherman. Allen, b. abt. 1870 Cape Breton, d. between the 1871-1881 census. Catherine Elizabeth (Kate/Kit),b. 30 Oct. 1872 Cape Breton, d. 21 April 1968 Saugus, MA. Kate married 16 Feb. 1902 in Boston, MA Joseph Clemuel Rogers b.12 Oct. 1872 Melford, Guysborough, Nova Scotia. Joe d. 26 July 1947 Saugus, MA. Joe was a fisherman out of Boston, MA. In 1895, John and Elizabeth relocated to Gloucester, MA. In the 1900 census of Gloucester, John and Elizabeth's household included daughters Mary and Catherine and a grand daughter Elizabeth/Lizzie. Lizzie was one of two daughters of Nell MacDonald and Charles Morrison. Both Charlie and Nell had become ill. So, the MacDonald grandparents took Lizzie to live with them and the Morrisons took Mabel to live with them. The Morrisons remained somewhere on Cape Breton. Mabel Morrison married James Doucette at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church in New Waterford. Their daughter Elizabeth or Betty Jean b. 2 Oct. 1912 New Waterford, d. 8 Dec. 1997 Taunton, MA. When Betty was young, she had come to MA to live with her Aunt Lizzie. While visiting Lizzie and Betty and family in Pittsfield, MA Betty's neice Betty (who would be about 62 yrs.) was with them for summer vacations. John and Elizabeth were my Great Grand parents, Catherine Elizabeth was my maternal grandmother. I have been seeking information on this family for about ten years. Is there anyone out there who can help me? .

DAVIDSON, DEVISON, GRACIE posted by Robbin on Friday, April 28, 2000

I have Boiselle Gracie married to Mary Madiline with the son William b. 1873 would love to fill in the rest. email me please. thank Robbin .

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