Vermilion - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Slavery in Abbeville

HildredBLewis — 2013-05-20 21:34:54Z

How can I get the information that you have? Interested in Briggs, Campbell, Lenore, Huntsberry, Hardy. Please let me know how or where I can retrieve the info. Thanks!

Re: All families related to MONTAUT/MONTEAU

MichaelMonteau — 2013-05-03 11:29:25Z

My dad berry Monteau son of emmitt Monteaux and viola manry was from high island. New to sight seems very interesting.

Re: Briggs

hermanjlyons1 — 2013-04-11 01:17:20Z

Briggs Family.

I wanted to let everyone know that Briggs United Methodist Church will be celebrating 125 years on May 19th at 3PM. I was just a child when we celebrated 100 and didn't quite realize the impact this church has had on our community and family. Now that I've researched my roots I am as proud as ever to say that Briggs UMC is our church, built by our ancestors.

Re: William Frank and Odile Montagne Bailey

nolanwb — 2013-04-03 22:42:39Z

Sorry to hear about your mom. I believe she and I corresponded years back about the Bailey family tree. Keep in touch.... Nolan

Re: Virginia Dronet

kf5qjc — 2013-03-28 21:34:01Z

Hello Virginia,
I don't know if we are related are not. I've always been told anyone with the Drounette, Drounett, Dronet, Dronett, or any other dirivative is related somehow.
I have a family tree going back to Antionne Drounette, who came from Noir Mountier, France back around 1814. It's quite interesting. Would love to learn more about our family.

Re: Briggs Family in Vermillion

danthony930 — 2013-03-27 03:02:32Z

That is a name which I have not came across yet. My family was around Abbeville, Vermillion Parish during that time. All of which are deceased at the present time. Check the Washington family tree or others connected to the briggs family.

Re: William Frank and Odile Montagne Bailey

whitewoman815 — 2013-03-18 21:14:27Z

Hello,
My name is Patricia Borne-White and I am Carol's daughter. My mother passed away May 16, 2008 from the results of leukemia. Her ashes were placed in her son's grave in Kaplan, Louisiana. Her sister, Sandra Sue now lives in Denver, CO. If you would like to contact me for any other information, my e-mail address is whitewoman@aol.com.

Thank you,
Patty

Re: Dronet in Prairie Gregg born 1875 died after 1910

texoilcracker — 2013-03-11 10:05:43Z

There is a Mr. and Mrs. Hulin Dronet listed on the plot map for Bancker Cemetery, located on Live Oak Road next to the Vermilion Bayou This is an old cemetery.

Karl Hilton

JERDEN FAMILY MEMBERS/VERMILLION PARISH 1930

grownfolkbiz2 — 2013-02-27 18:41:24Z

In 1930 These Jerden (actual spelling) were listed as residing in (LA Vermillion Co/Parish Police Jury wd3 Dist10 these families listed as negro. Douglas William head 50 mar laborer. Douglas Mary, wife 48 mar laundress (not sure of name of Hicks) living next door is probably my Jordan family but written as Jerden. Do anybody remember or is kin to the following:Ages are as then 1930. Eddy Jerden 34, Ruth Jerden wife,34, Luell Jerden son 14, Ruth Jerden, daughter 13, Margie dau.10, Willia M Jerden dau 5, & Leo Jerden son 4. I suspect that this Jerden family and this Douglas family were some kin or kin by marriage, etc.If any one is familiar with or is a relative of either of these families please contact grownfolkbiz2@aol.com

Re: Briggs Family

tinabradleyparker8 — 2013-02-24 01:09:02Z

Reason Briggs is my great-grandfather and he was married to ellen briggs and they had my grandmother viola briggs sawyer.

Re: Briggs

Jaybooda — 2013-02-19 07:14:09Z

I often wondered what happened to Mome's sisters, now I have finally located the one she use to talk to me about when I was about 9 years old. She called her Phemie, she had a picture of herself and I think Phemie, that hung up on her wall in Voth, Texas, right pass Parkdale Mall in Beaumont, Texas. My mother told me about a lady she went to Charlton Pollard with Name Moss, that use to visit her grandmother Emma Prejean Petry. Yes I found them also in the census,vermillion parish. I don't think he was a Prejean, I think he was a Trahan, Mother's name was Clemence Trahan,and father's name was Joseph Lessin Trahan. He died in the confederate war. He had a friend that went to war with him,went back home and married Clemence Trahan,Emma Prejean Petry, showed me pictures of her father and mother and brother Demas Prejean.I found him in the house with his mother and Olidon Prejean(his father's friend that WENT to war with him. Another sister name was Elvira Prejean. DID YOUR GRANDMOTHER HAVE BLUE EYES LIKE EMMA?HIS MOTHER WAS A TRAHAN BEFORE SHE MARRIED HIS FATHER ITH THE TRAHAN NAME. (I THINK THEY WERE COUSINS)

Re: Briggs

Jaybooda — 2013-01-13 05:23:14Z

There are some Briggs here in Beaumont, Texas, that may be offspring of Julia Briggs sister Emily. Joseph Reaux was Corinne Reaux father, he was white, her mother was black. It is written by one of Erastus grandson's, that Julia was brought by Louis Petry by boat to Louisiana from Virginia. I don't know if that's true. Emma Prejean's father's name was Demas Prejean. It was found in the Louisian census.

JORDAN, FAMILY MEMBERS

grownfolkbiz2 — 2012-12-21 23:24:26Z

The 1900 census Abbeville,Vermillion Parish, showed these Jordan family members, Abraham Jordan,b.1846 he and parents born Alabama. Mary Jordan,b.May1850 b,Louisiana. Ellen Wilson,65,b.Oct.1834,sister of Abraham, & William Douglas,b.1896 listed as nephew. Back then they name may have been Jerden (spelling)If anyone is familiar with these family names,or is a living relative, etc. please contact grownfolkbiz2@aol.com

Re: Briggs Family

danthony930 — 2012-11-04 03:13:52Z

Hello, cousin Troy. I am also a descendant of Lofty T Briggs. He was my 3x great grandfather and his son William Anderson Briggs is my 2x great grandfather. William Brigg's son Thomas E Briggs is my great grandfather. His daughter Olivia Briggs is my grandmother. I see that Cousin James Samuels has contacted you. I have been trying to find more information on the Briggs family and the Huntsberry Family. I can be contacted at danthony930@yahoo.com.

Re: lepine

ctchar2229 — 2012-10-25 13:48:49Z

A few days ago, a Johnny Driesen from Belgium posted a reply to one of my posts. He gave the information that Emile Lepine was born in Paris and was the son of Jules Lepine [bn Paris] and Rosalie Band. He is listed on that Antwerp Police immigration document that I wrote about earlier [year of 1870]. Johnny will search the "Antwerp population" [I suppose that is a census]. The charge would be 15 euros. If you are interested, I can give you his e-mail address.

I will look in the Paris records to see what I can find.

Cheryl

Douglas, Jordan, & Mary Hicks, families

grownfolkbiz2 — 2012-09-28 22:31:58Z

Looking for any relatives of an african american woman named Beula,age 25, marriage name was Beula Douglas, Spouse's name was apparently William Douglas,age 24, According to the "1920" census, they lived in Abbeville, Vermilion parish, Louisiana. William was a farmer.And served in WWI! There was a son, 3 years at the time, named "Joseph."Also in this household was Gabriel Jordan,age 67, and his wife Mary, age 55.no relationship mentioned.If you are familiar with any Douglas, Jordan, Jorden, african american folk for any area in and around Vermilion parish,especially Joseph! please contact this writer at grownfolkbiz2@aol.com ASAP.

Re: Juge Family Research

PamelaTapper — 2012-09-13 10:47:56Z

Hello djnova5334, I am the great-grandchild of Mino Judge. Mino's brother was Joseph Vincent Judge, my great grand uncle, born 29 Jul 1893 in Ville Platte, Louisiana. Although I don't know when Joseph Vincent Judge died, I am certain it was before 1958. I hope this information is helpful to you.

DOUGLAS & JORDAN RELATIVES

grownfolkbiz2 — 2012-09-05 16:11:59Z

I am seeking information that leads to relatives or people with knowledge of the following (African American) people that were living in Vermilion parish in 1920.The 1920 Census. William (bn 1896) & Beula Douglas (bn 1895) There was a son Joseph Douglas (bn 1817)Willaim Douglas also seved in the US Army during WWI! There was also Mary & Gabrael Jordan living with them, I believe they were related. It's possible that Joseph Douglas may have had children. If you are familiar or related to this William Douglas family, please email me at grownfolkbiz@aol.com or respond to this post.

Re: Dugas, LeBlanc, Dominguez, Boudreaux, Dubois, Broussard, Thibodeax, Nunez ux, Nunez, Fremin, Lormond

ansonneleblanc — 2012-07-12 06:40:48Z

I am a descendant of Jean Dugas and Artemise Lormand Dugas. I am early along in the search for ancestors and would be interested in connecting with other family members searching our family tree. I will anticipate hearing something back soon. I'll keep researching in the meantime.

Re: Dugas, LeBlanc, Dominguez, Boudreaux, Dubois, Broussard, Thibodeaux, Nunez, Fremin, Lormond

ansonneleblanc — 2012-07-12 06:32:35Z

Re: Dugas, LeBlanc, Dominguez, Boudreaux, Dubois, Broussard, Thibodeaux, Nunez, Fremin, Lormond

ansonneleblanc — 2012-07-12 06:29:12Z

Re: BELAIRE-Vermilion

williamssusan20 — 2012-07-04 02:48:04Z

My grandfather's name was Jean Paul LaBelle. He died in 1952. He gave very little information about his family, except to say he was estranged from them. He did memtion a sister named Marguarite (sp?) and a brother named William Johnson, who came to see him (found him?) in Danville, Virginia. They spoke on a street corner for only a moment and parted.

He was an artist. He worked with oils and was very talented. He also did wing walking on airplanes. He spoke other languages and was highly educated. He named his youngest boy William Johnson LaBelle after his brother. He named his youngest daughter Phoebe Omlie LaBelle for the female pilot by the same name.

To this day, we know nothing more about him.
Susan Williams (email: williamssusan20@yahoo.com)

Re: Dugas, LeBlanc, Dominguez, Boudreaux, Dubois, Broussard, Thibodeaux, Nunez, Fremin, Lormond

BoonieDD — 2012-07-01 20:47:43Z

Arthemise Dugas and Sims Fremin are my great grandparents. Grandparents are Roosevelt Fremin and Flavie Comeaux.

DOUGLAS RELATIVES

grownfolkbiz2 — 2012-05-30 01:49:24Z

I am seeking any information on this african american Douglas family that lived in Vermilion parish during the late 1800s and early 1900s or later. If you know of this family or anyone that was married into this family, or is a relative. Or any Douglas family members originally from Abbeville, Louisiana, and are residing there, or known other cities, towns, etc. There was a boy of interest named Joseph Douglas, who was three years old in 1920. His mother's name was Beula! Please email me at grownfolkbiz2@aol.com

Re: Briggs Family

JamesSamuels89 — 2012-05-21 18:24:19Z

Troy, would like to correspond with you via email about the Briggs family descendants of Lofty T. Briggs Sr. My email address is smok25@hotmail.com. Please contact me via that mode. I have information to share on Lofty. Regards, Jim samuels

Re: Briggs Family

annamhayes — 2012-05-21 15:27:36Z

1880 Census of Vermilion Parish, Louisiana
Ward 7, p. 89/17A

Lofty T. Briggs 58 B m Farmer b. LA, f.b. KY, m.b. KY
Lethe Briggs 53 Mu f wife b. LA, f.b. MD, m.b. MD
Lofty T. Briggs 23 Mu m son Labor b. LA, f.b. LA, m.b. LA
Cyrus F. Briggs 22 Mu m son Labor b. LA, f.b. LA, m.b. LA
Sylville Brown 88 Mu f mother b. KY, f.b. KY, m.b. KY
Betsy Hegiton 77 B f boarder b. MD, f.b. MD, m.b. MD
Edward B. Briggs26 Mu m son farming LA LA LA
Lethe Briggs 22 Mu f d-i-l LA LA LA
Henry H. Briggs 1 Mu m grandson LA LA LA

Briggs Family

TBriggs78 — 2012-05-21 05:49:37Z

Hi my name is Troy Briggs born in Abbeville, La.Father is Enery Briggs Jr.(T-man) His father was Enery Briggs Sr. and His Father was Lofty Briggs sr. I grew up working in mouton cove on the farm my dad was rice farmer. And my Grandmother maiden name was Alma Huntsberry. Went home 2 weeks ago spoke to my cousin Darryl Briggs and found out good information that im still researching about how succesful Lofty Brigss Sr. was. Spoke to my uncle Calvin Briggs who lives in California who was raised in Mouton Cove says he have good information on Lofty Briggs Sr. Im going visit him In Late June.I think Lofty Briggs Sr. wife name was Sarah Wilcox from Kentucky anyone have any additional information please let me know. Thanks God Bless Troy Briggs

Re: lepine

ctchar2229 — 2012-05-14 19:14:38Z

Hi,

I found Victor Lepine's death record transcribed on the Internet on the FamilySearch.org website. His parents are listed as Emile Lepine and Josephine Denuit [which you already know]. His place of birth is given as La Louviere, Belgium. I checked it out and found that La Louviere is 4 miles from Familleureux, Belgium. That's good news! It is likely that Alexandre was born there, too. I also found Emile Lepine listed [file #28189] on the Antwerp, Belgium Police Immigration Index 1840-1930. I don't know how you would go about getting that file.

Cheryl

Re: lepine

ctchar2229 — 2012-05-09 16:14:03Z

Thanks for the tip...I had overlooked succession records!

Re: lepine

ctchar2229 — 2012-05-07 02:17:37Z

Hi,

I was just thinking that no matter which church Emile belonged to or was buried from, he had to have gone through a funeral home. The funeral home record would list the cemetery where he was buried. I found that the records from some of the funeral homes in Acadia Parish have been published. The Acadia Parish Library has copies of the books. I don't know what dates are covered, but it might be worth e-mailing the library to find out if Emile is listed in any of the books.

The Gossen Funeral Home is in Rayne and the Geesey-Ferguson Funeral Home is in Crowley.

Cheryl

Re: lepine

ctchar2229 — 2012-05-07 01:35:42Z

Hi,

I presume that you live in Arkansas. Is that correct? I would suggest that you first try getting a copy of Emile's death record [at the LA State Archives] which will show where he died. In 1920, he was in Crowley, but he could have been elsewhere in 1925 when he died. If you don't get any leads from the death certificate, you could contact St. Michael The Archangel Church in Crowley and St. Joseph Church in Rayne. I know that you believe that he was no longer Catholic, but you never know. You may also want to get a copy of his succession. It may mention something about his wife.

I found mention of the marriage of Alexandre and Gustavine in the "Crowley Signal", it appears to be the 1/28/1899 issue. "Marriage at the bride's father in Prairie Hayes at eleven o'clock A.M. Wednesday, Alexandre Lepine of Vermilion Parish and Miss Gustavine Garot of Acadia."

In the Acadia Parish Marriage License list for 1889, I found the following:
J. F. Gerard - groom
Catherine Garrot [sic] - bride
2/2/1889 - date
Savinian Cart - Justice of the Peace
Leon Garot - Security
Delphe Garot, Victor Garot, Leon Garot - Witnesses

Are you familiar with the book, "Daddy's Money: A Memoir of Farm and Family" by Jo McDougall & Hilary Masters? In this book Leon Joseph Garot is mentioned as the son of Belgian immigrants. I believe it was published in Arkansas. If I remember correctly, Joe Garot, Leon's son, was living in Arkansas, the same town as the Lepine family.

It is unfortunate that the French language was not preserved.

Cheryl

Re: lepine

clepine_rn — 2012-05-06 21:01:09Z

Yes, my husbands father is the first generation that does not... my husbands grandparents were the first generation that were really totally fluent in English, but they spoke french at home & learned english in the US school system.
My father-in-law said that a distant cousin gave him the name of what would have been his great grandmother... on the 1900 census, Emile was listed as a widow. The family did enter the port at New Orleans & I'm not sure how long till they entered the Rayne area. Mother & father & the 3 kids were on the ship manifest. I'm assumng there is no burial record of Emile ... I have searched & searched, but I wouldn't know what church to start with ... I was actually surprised Charlotte & Victor were at the catholic cemetery, I actually thought Emile left the Catholic church & joined another Christian/ protestant religion & thats why he was outcast..

Re: lepine

ctchar2229 — 2012-05-06 19:18:44Z

Hi,

Did you see Anna Hayes' post about Emile's succession record? I looked at the Acadia Parish index and found that it was opened on 1/24/1926 less than a month after his death. It is succession #1527. While I was at it, I looked for a succession for Leon Garot and found it. It was opened on 12/10/1912, #881. These documents should provide you with good information. You might learn something about Emile's wife on his succession document.

I checked google maps and found that Familleureux, Belgium is about 16 miles from Glabais, Belgium. Both are located south of Brussels...Glabais is closer at 23 miles.

Cheryl

Re: lepine

annamhayes — 2012-05-06 18:22:09Z

Do you have Emile's succession #1527 from the Acadia Parish Courthouse? It may confirm the deceased wife's maiden name plus his date of death.

Re: lepine

ctchar2229 — 2012-05-06 17:35:14Z

Hi,

It is great that you found the passenger list. What were the names listed? Were there the parents and three children? Also, if you have not found a death or burial record for the mother, how do you come up with 1851-1899 as well as the surname of Denuit? I found a Josephine Denuit on the Mormon site. She was born 6-12-1849 in Glabais, Brabant, Belgium. Her parents were Dominique Joseph Denuit [3-25-1813, Glabais] and Marie Therese Decamp [1-14-1811, Glabais]. If Alexandre's mother was Josephine Denuit, then this person is likely her. Her six siblings are listed also.

You mentioned not finding a death record for Josephine. Deaths in LA were not officially recorded until about 1911 [I think]. So, the only record would be a burial record. Did you consider that the family lived elsewhere before going to Rayne. Did they come to the port of New Orleans? If so, she may have died in the city before the family made its way out to other parts. I didn't find her in the NO records, but it may be that she died there but it was not reported.

I found Charlotte's tombstone at "Find A Grave" as well as that of Victor. Now that you know that Emile died in 1925, will you be able to check the burial records at the church? That is an interesting story about him being buried at night!

This is interesting research!

Do the Lepine's speak French?

Cheryl

Re: lepine

clepine_rn — 2012-05-05 23:11:13Z

Thank you... the 1890 census for louisiana apparently burned in a fire... I believe Alexander's mother to be Josephine Denuit (1851 -1899), immigrated to Louisiana with the family (found the ship manifest) but she died before the 1900 census ... I haven't been able to find any info on her at all ... I guess she was from Belgium too but I haven't been successful... maybe the last name is mispelled?? what's really strange is that I can't find her death record or burial site.. I found their daughter Charlott in a family Crypt in Rayne Louisiana.. no death/burial information on the father Emile either.. but according to famly stories, Emile was outcast from the church & had to buried at night.. I think he left the catholic church or something like that. In Charlotte's crypt, there apears to be an unmarked tomb on top, which makes sense except for where is his wife Josephine?? very puzzling... thanks for your help .. I added the tomb pics to Charlotte if you are interested.

Re: lepine

clepine_rn — 2012-05-05 22:38:26Z

Thank you SOOO much!! :)

Re: lepine

clepine_rn — 2012-05-05 22:38:24Z

Thank you SOOO much!! :)

Re: lepine

ctchar2229 — 2012-05-05 21:25:55Z

Hi,

I just made an amazing discovery! I went to the rootsweb site and typed in Emile Lepine. I found Emile Joseph Lepine born 9/11/1850. That is the correct year of birth and I feel sure that this is the correct person. He has three siblings, Victor [bn 1839], Charlotte [bn 1843] and Jean Baptiste Augustin. I feel sure that the Emile who came to LA named his kids after his deceased siblings. Jean Baptiste died in Belgium after Emile died here in 1925.

This Emile Joseph Lepine was born at Familleureux, Hainaut, Wallonnie, Belgium. His parents are Augustin Joseph Lepine and Victoire Linard. There is more info on them and a few more generations on the Linard line.

Go to the site and check it out! There is an e-mail address for the submitter and I'm pretty sure that he is in Belgium!

Hope you find your husband's relatives in Belgium!

Happy hunting!

Cheryl

Re: lepine

ctchar2229 — 2012-05-05 21:03:46Z

Hi,

I found Alexandre Lepine on the 1910 and 1920 census records in Arkansas. The daughter Mart was born ca 1904 in LA and Nellie was born ca 1909 in Arkansas. The family would have moved to Arkansas after 1904 and before 1909. It is strange that I don't find a 1900 census for the family. I would think that Victor and Charlotte were the siblings of Alexandre and therefore, Emile Lepine [bn ca 1850 in Belgium] would have been his father. The two census records that I found in Arkansas both have Belgium as Alexandre's birth country. Did you find a death record for Alexandre in Arkansas? Perhaps you may want to get copies of the death certificates for Victor and Emile Lepine. A town of birth in Belgium may be noted.

Victor Lepine died 8/28/1949 @76 [Acadia Parish vol. 10, page 391].
Emile Lepine died 12/30/1925 @75 [Acadia Parish vol. 36, page 15176].
These documents may be obtained at the Louisiana State Archives in Baton Rouge for $5.00 each.

On the 1920 census, Emile Lepine is shown as entering the country in 1886.

Leon Garot, Therese Garot and their daughter, Malina, are shown as having entered the country in 1884. The son, Joseph, appears to have come the following year.

I hope this helps with your research.

Cheryl

Re: bourque/ Georgia Ann Leslie & Joe Runnels

tommye16 — 2012-04-27 23:32:37Z

I also am the ggranddaughter of Joe and Georgia Runnels

Tommye Bourque

Re: need parents

qdronet — 2012-04-23 17:01:01Z

Karen,
I have a picture of Antoine and Emelie, if you are interested.
~q.

Re: Juge Family Research

PamelaTapper — 2012-04-11 15:06:09Z

Hello, Are you related to Blanche Odette Judge (Sister Mary Aquinas)?

Dronet in Delcambre, Cemetery? Obit? Still need help finding info

llnickles — 2012-04-06 14:21:51Z

Looking for name of cemetery or obit for:
Venance Dronet died 26 Jan 1935 Vermilion parish.
Mary Dronet died 12 May 1944 Vermilion parish.
They might be buried in Delcambre.
Thanks for any help!

Re: Dronet in Delcambre, Cemetery? Obit?

llnickles — 2012-04-06 14:19:38Z

Did you find Verance in the "God's Acre" cemetery?

Re: Dronet in Delcambre, Cemetery? Obit?

11944 — 2012-04-06 02:04:41Z

God's Acre (Delacambe)
http://www.usgwarchives.org/la/vermilion/photos/tombstones/g...
Good luck in your search

Name: Verance Dronet
Death Date: Jan 1935
Estimated Birth Year: 1860
Age: 75 Years
Parish: Vermillion
Certificate Number: 01200
Volume: 3

Name: Mary D Dronet
Death Date: 12 May 1944
Estimated Birth Year: 1859
Age: 85 Years
Gender: Female
Race: White or Mexican (White)
Parish: Vermillion
Certificate Number: 40690
Volume: 51
Title: Louisiana Statewide Death Indices 1940-1944

Re: All families related to MONTAUT/MONTEAU

MikeMonteau — 2012-04-05 06:28:33Z

My family came from Winnie high island area to. Emmit Monteau was my grandfather and my dad is berry Monteau. What a small world. I'm going to update my profile and do some research.

Re: Charles Harrington

BigC1029 — 2012-03-19 02:08:22Z

Actually this entry from SWLR Father Donald Hebert, states William was from the Mississippi River. (Other enries show his sibs Rebecca from Kentucky, Charles from Mobile, and Elizabeth from Augusta County, SC.)

HARRINGTON, William - of this parish; native of the river [Mississippi] (major son of Charles - inhabitant at la petite anse & Sally HECHLEY [probably ASHLEY]) m. 21 May 1822 Sally FARK - native of this parish (minor daughter of George - inhabitant at Vermillion & Dalila HARTGRAVE [HARGRAVE] alias Algrot Wits: Solomon MORGAN, Emile ROUSSILLON, Horatio DAVID, Louis DUSOUCHET. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.6, #296)

Re: Charles Harrington

Sinii916 — 2012-03-18 22:15:22Z

I am also seeking information on Charles Harrington; my father WC Harrington, Jr. is the great-great-great-great grandson of Charles via is son William.

My family history document has Charles moving to Cow Island, Louisiana circa 1793; his son William (b 1796); his grandson William (Charles?) (b. 1824); his great grandson Henry Clay (b. 1843); g2 grandson William Owen; g3 William Clayton.

I am seeking more reliable information as well. Have you found any source documents?

Re: Charles Harrington

mSchexnayder108 — 2012-03-18 22:14:59Z

I AM LOOKING FOR THE LINK FOR WILLIAM HARRINGTON BEING FROM ALABAMA . I UNDERSTAND THERE TO BE A SKETCH OF HIS SON JOSEPH ALSO .