Warren - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: LUDWICK, FAUL & WALTERS Families

maudwalters — 2013-05-13 23:17:42Z

I don't know if I can help you. But I found a photo album with the name Maud Walters in it. it says she was in Indiana at the time. My name is De phone number is 702-461-8968

Re: GROVE,HASLETT,BOWMAN,RICE,SHARP,SHANNON,REID

katysmom_11 — 2013-05-08 22:14:52Z

In regasrd to One of the Bowman line, here is a list from The Mennonite Church. You could also reference my family history and see if any of those listed are related to you.

Kathryn Bowman Morris

Ulie Ulius Julius Farmer Buman (1369 - 1425)
Hans Buman (1395 - 1420)
Peter Buman (1420 - 1501)
Uly Widmer Buman (1449 - 1491)
Hans Buman (1470 - 1555)
Gross Hans Buman (1505 - 1555)
Langhans Buman (1539 - 1584)
Leonhart Bauman (1568 - 1646)
Rudolph Baumann (1611 - 1673)
Hans Rudolf John Dandiker Baumann (1636 - 1690)
Wendel Santmann Bauman (1681 - 1735)
Christian Bauman (1700 - 1790)
Jacob (Bauman) Bowman (1722 - 1788)
Jacob Bowman (1743 - 1821)
George E. Bowman (1774 - 1821)
Perry Bowman (1805 - 1870)
Stephen Columbus Bowman (1846 - )

Re: Hepzibah Andrus Jewett

ronyanbu — 2013-04-28 19:04:12Z

Hepzibah's father was Samuel Jewett and her mother was Hephzibah Andrus.

Re: Gerow family

laurashine21 — 2013-04-25 01:05:41Z

Hello My name is laura sage shine my father name is william henery sage his father name was also william and hie mother name was laura raymond from bullitt county william father name was john a sage from jefferson county his father was samule sage from mitchigan i have a lot mor if we are some how related me let me know i have ben trying too find some of my fathe or grand partans family you can email me at laurashine21@yahoo.com thank you

Re: BROOKMIRE Family of Warren Co, PA and Chautauqua Co, NY

raynor_karen — 2013-04-18 23:49:59Z

I am sorry to read this. Thank you for letting me know.

Re: BROOKMIRE Family of Warren Co, PA and Chautauqua Co, NY

gayle946 — 2013-04-18 14:27:58Z

Dr. Dixon has died

Elizabeth Jewett Merritt

ronyanbu — 2013-04-09 18:47:53Z

My great2 grandfather, Jeremiah Wright Merritt, was the son of Thomas Merritt and his first wife, Polly Jane Wright. I understand that you are related to Sarah Merritt (1840 - 1903) and Gates Manross Hunter, Sarah being the daughter of Thomas Merritt's second wife, Elizabeth Jewett (born March 25, 1817 in Mass., and died November 12, 1851 in New York).

Elizabeth Jewett was the daughter of Samuel Jewett (born 1780 in Mass) and Hepzibah Andrus (born 1781 in Mass.) Samuel Jewett and Hepzibah Andrus were married September 4, 1802 in Deerfield, Warren County, Penn. and had eight children. According to Merritt legendary data, Samuel Jewett was supposedly lost in the woods in Warren County and never found, other rumors were that he was murdered, who knows. In any event, his wife Hepzibah was listed as age 69 in the 1850 Deerfield, Warren County Census. She is buried in the Swift Cemetery, Hanover, NY, as is her son, Enoch Jewett. There is quite a bit of inter-marriage of Jewett family members to Merritt males of Chautuaqua County, NY.

I am quite interested in information you may have on Lovisa Manross, Robert Hunter, and descendants of the three daughters of Charles C. Merritt and his spouse, Esther L. Hunter (sister of Gates Manross Hunter).

Sincerely,
Ron Merritt

Hepzibah Andrus Jewett

domerdoc — 2013-04-08 17:01:00Z

I just saw the message below. Hepzibah Andrus Jewett is an ancestor of mine but I cannot find anything about her family--just her birth and marriage dates. If anyone knows her parents' names, could you pass them along??

Many thanks...

Re: Kelsey and Salsgiver

CindyLowe000 — 2013-04-07 15:20:18Z

The Forest Republican Wednesday January 9, 1907 Married – Kelsey-Salsgiver –At the home of the bride’s parents in Tionesta, Dec. 31, 1906, by Rev. W. O. Callhoun, James Kelsey, of President, Pa., and Miss Susan Salsgiver.

1910 Census Forest Co. Pennsylvania Tionesta
James Kelsey M 41 Pennsylvania
Susan F 21 Pennsylvania

Ohio Co. Marriages
Name: Gustav Austin Harff
Marriage Date: 01 Jun 1927
Event Place: Hamilton County, Ohio
Age: 44
Birthplace: Cin., Ohio
Estimated Birth Year: 1883
Father: Bernard G. Harff
Mother: Amelia Kaufer
Spouse: Susanna Salsgiver
Spouse's Age: 38
Spouse's Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Spouse's Estimated Birth Year: 1889
Spouse's Father: Martin Salsgiver
Spouse's Mother: Sophia Knapp
Reference Number: Vol. 367 No. 143
Film Number: 384196
Digital Folder Number: 4016593
Image Number: 401

Re: BROOKMIRE Family of Warren Co, PA and Chautauqua Co, NY

mooreabbott — 2013-03-30 02:38:07Z

I have information to add. I sent message to listed email address but it was returned. Karen

Re: ABBOTT,COOPER

mooreabbott — 2013-03-30 00:14:13Z

If you are still looking, you may want to view my tree on Ancestry: Moore Abbott. You may find some leads there. Karen

Re: ABBOTT,COOPER

mooreabbott — 2013-03-30 00:12:46Z

I saw this old post. If you have not found the information you are seeking, perhaps you could look on Ancestry at my tree: Moore Abbott. It is a public one and your ancestor is listed. Karen

Philander Brown (1 Oct 1815 to 2 Oct 1895)

kindelg — 2013-03-28 11:43:17Z

I am looking for additional information on this family. Philander Brown is the brother of my g-g-g-grandfather.

I would really love to have information from an obituary that might give additional information on his parents and siblings.

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Family Group Sheet for Philander Brown

Husband: Philander Brown
Birth: 01 Oct 1815 in Renneselaer Co., New York, USA; Dearth certificate says 90 years 1 day old when died 2 Oct 1895, Lyman

Brown's obit says 1815. Censuses have his birth year from 1812-1817.
Death: 02 Oct 1895 in Youngsville, Warren Co., Pennsylvania
Burial: Aft. 02 Oct 1895 in York Hill Cemetery, Brokenstraw twsp, Warren, PA

Father: Unknown Brown
Mother: Unknown

Wife: Fanny York (Not sure where I got this, but he was buried in the York Hill Cemetery where a lot of York family was buried)
Birth: Abt. 1825 in Pennsylvania, USA
Father: Unknown York
Mother: Unknown

Children:
Name: Allice A. Brown
Birth: Abt. 1848 in Pennsylvania, USA
Death: 1929
Marriage:Spouse: Floyd or Roy Akins

Name: Silva Brown
Birth: 1852 in Warren County, Pennsylvania

Name: Martha A. Brown
Birth: 1863 in Warren County, Pennsylvania
Spouse: Edward T. Coney

Notes on Philander Brown

Philander Brown Death Certificate:
Age: 90 years 1 Day (I believe it should be 80 years 1 day)
Married
Birth: VanRensellar Co., New York
Date of Death: 2 Oct 1895
Cause of Death: Natural Causes
Length of Last Illness: One Year
Place of Internment: York Hill, PA
Record of Deaths Docket No. 1 at Page 6 on 18 Dec 1895
Clerk of the Orphans' Court, Warren Co., Pennsylvania

Note: This date of birth is before the one listed in Lyman Avery Brown's obituary noting that his brother died on the same day

he did and puts Philander about 3 years younger than Lyman.

Extracted from brother Lyman Avery Browns Obit:
A curious incident in connection with the death of Mr. Brown was the fact that his younger brother, Philander Brown, aged 80 years, died at his home in Youngsville, Warren county, but a few hours previous to the death of his brother in this city and his funeral will occur at the same hour in which his brother will be laid to rest.

Oil City Derrick, Friday morning, October 4, 1895

Re: warren State Hospital cemetery Records

LaShubert66 — 2013-03-27 20:09:22Z

Hi, I am currently trying to receive information on that cemetery myself, I am trying to update my Veterans registry books here in my Veterans Affairs office and I too am having a hard time retrieving them records. I am in the process of trying to go the route of the Right To Know Law to gain access to the record of all of the 996 people buried there. If there is anything I can help you with, feel free to contact me on this site and I will see what I can do for you...The State Hospital is actually the caretakers of the burial grounds

Obit. Lookup Please on a Anna Astrid (Samuelsdotter) Johnson

Niclo52 — 2013-03-21 23:31:01Z

Obit Lookup Please on a Anna Astrid (Samuelsdotter) Johnson who died on June 7, 2004 in Warren, Warren Pennsylvania.
Looking for a the names for her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren.
If any one can locate her Obit please send it to me.
email address in lrnick@netacc.net
Thanks for the help

Re: DAVIS - Gilmore Davis

sirchr1 — 2013-03-14 02:00:44Z

I have a G.L. Davis serving as postmaster of Irvineton, PA. in 1867.

Re: Starrett

sirchr1 — 2013-03-14 01:51:38Z

Cyrus Starrett served as Postmaster at Jackson Run post office being appointed 1-6-1876 until the post office closed 5-23-1878. It is believed this was near Miller Hill Road and Jackson Run Road but I would welcome any information or hints that would pinpoint the location better.

William Livermore

sirchr1 — 2013-03-14 01:28:37Z

Interested in information about a William Livermore postmaster around 1860 - especially exactly where he lived.

Re: ABBOTT,COOPER

phreekniq2009 — 2013-03-12 05:38:17Z

I am Amanda Abbott. My Dad Is John L Abbott, and my Grandfather is Jesse E Abbott. Jesse Was born in Kentucky. I would love to know more about the abbotts.

Esther Church Jones

mnhawki — 2013-03-11 04:46:16Z

I'm looking for death and burial info on Esther Church Jones. She was married to a Samuel Jones and was living with her Son John C. Jones in 1850 in Deerfield Twshp. Maybe she was buried at one of these cemeteries, Davey Hill, Deerfield, Newmaker or Tidioute.

Re: CLARK

ginnyeakin — 2013-03-10 14:01:14Z

did you check that cemetery on findagrave in Warren county?
or, the pagenweb.org for warren county?

Re: CLARK

kjmedinaoh — 2013-03-09 22:53:39Z

Hello - I am also researching Leah C. (nee Boyer) Clark. I understand
she is buried in Cherry Grove Cemetery, but I have not been able to
prove this. Willing to share info...

Re: McGee/Magee/Dyer Warren Co., PA

ginnyeakin — 2013-03-07 00:12:21Z

Somewhere lys the answer. I have 2 friends who've beat breast cancer, so my prayers go to you and your courage.
My one grgr grandfather's mother was an Alice McGee, they came from Ireland to Toronto in 1832, I have no idea if she came on to PA or buried in Toronto.
I was raised in Venango County, still live there......my dad was from Warren and he moved back the last 15 yrs til he recently passed.
Somewhere a marriage should be recorded......if you've found a marriage with 2nd wife, maybe find first wife's death?
I'll have to think more. My dad moved to Mayville for 2 yrs.
ginny

Re: McGee/Magee/Dyer Warren Co., PA

lolli1944 — 2013-03-06 14:09:26Z

Thanks, I'd not heard that. I'll check it out. Thanks again.

Re: McGee/Magee/Dyer Warren Co., PA

diannawalternorris — 2013-03-06 12:57:21Z

Just a thought....ha e you looked under MacKay? I was told the names were often changed and the McGee was one of the names MacKay was changed to. I don't know this for certain but you might want to take a look.

Good Luck
Dianna Walter Norris

Re: McGee/Magee/Dyer Warren Co., PA

lolli1944 — 2013-03-05 06:05:08Z

Well Ginny, I have checked the papers, but they didn’t do “research” at that time and there weren’t may online. So, I joined the Warren and Venango county genealogy clubs/societies a few years ago. I was born and raised in Plumer in Venango Co. Most of my McGees were in Brokenstraw Twsp in Warren Co. My aunt worked in the Clarion co Court house for years and did some research in all 3 counties, Warren, Forest and Clarion. She is a direct line from Christa too. Anyway, we’ve not been able to find a marriage.
I do know about NY, in fact my parents AND my grandparents, Fred and AnnaBelle Irwin Mcgee eloped to Mayville, NY. There isn’t any record there either, but then at that time there weren’t a lot of records in NY. I have found reference to her being the parents to my granddad and his siblings, but not of any marriage. I’ve also not found her death record. She died after my granddad was born which was 1893 or94, no one is even sure of that. We know Henry married Pricilla York sometime in 1894, so she died before that. Pricilla pretty much raised my granddad. So we think Christa died in or just after childbirth. Of course all my great aunts and uncles are gone now, so no one to ask!
She had an aunt named Christa also. She was the daughter of another Dyer. So, many times, I’ve gotten misinformation because if is of Christ Dyer DeFore, not my Christa. My Christa is buried in the Dyer plot in Youngsville.
I’m just beginning to revisit some church records. I’ve not worked on my genealogy for a while. I’m recovering from breast cancer, so I kind of put it on a back burner for a few months. Now, I have spare time and there are so many records now available on-line I thought I’d get back at it.
Thanks for any search you can do. I will pay you time, gas, copies, what ever if you find anything it would be great. It’s mostly marriage proof between Henry and Christa that I need most. I have lots of other info. I’d like to keep in touch. My email is lolli1944@yahoo.com.
Catch ya later, pat

Re: McGee/Magee/Dyer Warren Co., PA

lolli1944 — 2013-03-05 06:04:25Z

Re: McGee/Magee/Dyer Warren Co., PA

ginnyeakin — 2013-03-05 02:08:20Z

I assume the Warren Library ran a newspaper search for Christina Dyer??? If not let me know. I have access.
Sometimes just a small 1 line was in the papers.

What census years did you find Henry and Chrstina in and where at? Do you know if they resided in Tidioute area?
If they ran away to get married, they'da gone to NY, many did in that area.
I would try to find the Methodist church(s) in Tidioute and write to them or call them to see if they had records. Catholics have records at their churches.
Dyer may have been spelled as Dwyer as you may well know. Warren papers weren't very good spellers......they didn't ask how to spell this or that which many just didn't in that timeframe.
My Dad and hsi parents were born/raised in Warren so I know it pretty well and have researched it alot. Tidioute is outside of Warren. I had family I researched there also. Amazed me, they were catholic and they opted to go be buried in the catholic cemetery in Warren and not in the section at Tidioute.
Were the Dyer's from Warren County also? There is also Forest County which borders Warren, the county seat there is Tionesta.
Ginny

Re: McGee/Magee/Dyer Warren Co., PA

lolli1944 — 2013-03-05 01:34:20Z

Yes, I have checked all of those. I've been working on this since 1982. I got as far as Henry McGee and Christ Dyer and have lots on them and Christa's parents. I just cannot verify Henry's parents or their marriage. They were my great grandparents. I've been to the Warren Library. Much of what I do have started with census. My mom and her brothers remembered some info. Any thing you can find would be great. I thank you. I believe they were Methodist, at least my grandparents both were. And we have no Catholics that I know of. I have been to Tidioute Library and the cemetery. There are many McGee/Magees in the cemetery there. I believe they are Henry's ancestors, just have no proof of marriage of him to Christa! They may have been married in NY. That is the next step for me to go I think. Thanks again.
Pat

Re: McGee/Magee/Dyer Warren Co., PA

lolli1944 — 2013-03-05 01:33:13Z

Yes, I have checked all of those. I've been working on this since 1982. I got as far as Henry McGee and Christ Dyer and have lots on them and Christa's parents. I just cannot verify Henry's parents. They were my great grandparents. I've been to the Warren Library. Much of what I do have started with census. My mom and her brothers remembered some info. Any thing you can find would be great. I thank you. I believe they were Methodist, at least my grandparents both were. And we have no Catholics that I know of. I have been to Tidioute Library and the cemetery. There are many McGee/Magees in the cemetery there. I believe they are Henry's ancestors, just have no proof of marriage of him to Christa! They may have been married in NY. That is the next step for me to go I think. Thanks again.
Pat

Re: McGee/Magee/Dyer Warren Co., PA

ginnyeakin — 2013-03-04 23:40:40Z

have you checked any census records? And have you checked on www.familysearch.org for any records??? And, have you contacted the Warren County Courthouse for their marriage records??
If they were catholic, good chance you can get that info from the St. Elizabeth church in Tidioute, Warren, PA OR the St. Joseph's church in Warren, PA.
You could run a search of the churches in Tidioute, Warren, PA and write to any of them if you think they were married there. (or call)
I can try to see what I find for you.
Also the Warren Library has a genealogy section.
Ginny

Warren, PA armory

christynicole79 — 2013-03-04 02:12:07Z

I am looking for any information on the old armory building at 330 hickory street, warren, pa.
Pictures, news articles, regiments stationed there. Family stories etc
I would really appreciation just about any information you have to share.
Thanks in advance.

McGee/Magee/Dyer Warren Co., PA

lolli1944 — 2013-03-03 03:34:43Z

Still searching for information on Henry McGee/Magee b21 Apr 1859 in Tidioute, Warren Co, PA d 29 Oct 1936 in Pawhauska, Osage Co., OK and is buried in Youngsville, PA. He was a son of John Magee b1834 and Margaret Magee b 1836. They were cousins born in Warren Co., PA. John’s parents were William Magee b 1803 in Mifflin Co., PA and Keziah Thompson b 1813 in Deerfield Twsp, Warren Co, PA. Margaret’s parents were James Magee b1786 and Susan Grandin b? William and James were brothers and sons of James Magee and Margaret McCrackin. I’ve been unable to verify the marriage of Henry to Christina Myria Dyer. Any information about Henry would be so appreciated.

Re: BONNELL USA - Ireland

slb17anc — 2013-02-24 01:33:48Z

csappier:

I read the document and it seems that
James Bonnell actually married (Jane Conyngham),
William Conolly's Wife's SISTER, or his Sister-in-Law,
not his Daughter.

... but he was still hanging out with the big wigs !!

(William Conolly's wife was Katherine Conyngham)

Re: MCGEE/MAGEE; DYER; YORK

ginnyeakin — 2013-02-24 01:28:10Z

If anyone specifically, I can try to search for newspapers, online if I didn't already?

Re: MCGEE/MAGEE; DYER; YORK

cmlund1968 — 2013-02-20 22:53:21Z

Thank you, I will try the Library and the Historical Society. I jump around so much on my tree it's hard to keep up with everything. I did try the courthouse, their records don't go back that far so will find the time to contact the historical society.

Re: MCGEE/MAGEE; DYER; YORK

cmlund1968 — 2013-02-20 22:46:51Z

Hi, I am looking for information on Elizabeth Magee, b. abt 1825, and her husband William Spencer, b. 1823 in Rhode Island. She left Pennsylvania w/William in 1855. They were married in 1845, Deerfield. What I'm really trying to find is William's parents. They moved to Deerfield and then may have moved on, I don't know for sure. I thought if I could dig up some info on Elizabeth maybe William's name would come up as well. This has been my 'thorn in my side' branch for a good while, haha.

Stiles & Ellis

kalperry1 — 2013-02-19 16:57:53Z

There was a Dry Goods store in Tidioute, PA called "Stiles & Ellis". Charles W. Ellis was associated with it. He lived in Tidioute for a short time. His 1st wife died in 1865 and is buried in Tidioute. He remarried and moved to Saginaw, Michigan. If anyone knows something about this Ellis family or the Dry Goods store, I would like to communiate with you.

Re: "Early" Bell's

dsrodriguez — 2013-02-18 00:19:49Z

do you know if this Bell family had any relation to Phineas Bell b. abt 1741 in NJ fought in Continental Army at Battle of Brandy Wine. Served time in Sugar Hill Prison. Married Sarah Rockwell 1791 in Cambridge and later moved to Oneida county, NY

Re: CARLSON,PETERSON

Pooziej — 2013-02-11 16:46:17Z

I may have some information for you. Please email me - rjohnson83@stny.rr.com

Donna Johnson

Death Record Lookup

randlsgal1 — 2013-02-07 20:38:18Z

I am looking for information on the births & deaths of Arnold and Arthur Anderson in Sugar Grove, Warren County. Arnold was born 1888 and died 1889, while Arthur was born and died in 1887. I believe their parents were Alexander and Nellie Anderson. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Cemetery look up

Mgrantham49 — 2013-02-06 20:47:12Z

An ancestor of mine died in 1924, Polly Waldo, she was buried in one of the cemeteries that was flooded to make way for the Kinzua Dam. She was buried with her second husband, Orange Hammond. I am not sure if her remains were one of those that was moved, or if her remains were flooded over.
Does anyone have any information? I know that Polly Waldo died in 1924, she was living in Bradford, Warren County when she died. Her second husbands headstone is on Find A Grave, he is listed under the Riverview-Corydon Cemetery. She was buried with Orange, while her third husband, Joseph A Waldo, is buried with his first wife, Eunice C Johnson Waldo, Eunice and Polly were sisters.

Obit search

Mgrantham49 — 2013-02-06 17:56:03Z

I am searching for an obit for Polly Waldo, she died in 1924. She was married to Joseph A Waldo at the time of her death. She was living in Bradford at the time of her death. before she was married to Joseph A Waldo, her names were, Polly Johnson Northrop Hammond, she had children by Mr. Northrop and Mr. Hammomd.

Re: HUFF

midnightsparrow1369 — 2013-02-06 11:50:58Z

I am actually working on the same line right now...I am looking for information on Benjamin's father Anthony Huff. I can't seem to find anything. I know that Benjamin Huff was born in New Jersey, but other than his father's name and aprox. year that he died, I can't find anything else on him.

I do keep finding an Anthony Huff who married an Anna, but if you go off the year he was born and the death date they give, he would have been about 108 years old when he died.

I would be glad to share any information I have...if it would help you

Re: BONNELL USA - Ireland

slb17anc — 2013-02-04 00:57:13Z

csappier:

I found a link on Google...
http://www.ulsterancestry.com/newsletter-content.php?id=90

Can you contact Michael and see IF He'd take a DNA Test ??
I'll provide the funding...

Does he use the Internet ??
If so, please provide my info from above to him,
or email me directly with a mailing address...
or maybe a Phone Number and I'll call him.

Thanks,
Steve

Adoption of Nephew

barndor3337 — 2013-02-01 21:59:41Z

I have a nephew that was born Jan 28, 1956 at the Shadyside hospital to Barbara Joan Bumbaugh and father unknown. He was from Pittsburgh and was Catholic and attended Miami College in Florida.. Child was named Jerome Fulton and had red hair and was 7 lbs 14 inches long. His half sister would like to meet him. We were told that it was a private adoption by a lawyer in that area. It could have been with a family she knew from the Steubenville, Wintersville area. If this sounds familiar to anyone, please write to me... Thanks..

Brown and Blackstock from Clarendon

loundesD — 2013-01-29 02:06:42Z

Looking for information on the surname Brown and Blackstock from Clarendon, Jamaica

DeWitt G. Stilwell, wife and children

marthae101 — 2013-01-26 23:12:36Z

Hello,
By 1870 DeWitt G. Stilwell was living in Cornplanter, Oil City, PA.
He is with wife Susan Stilwell nee Duffy.
I know that they are buried there in Oil City.
I also know that he served in the Civil War from OH.
Is there anyone there than can get some tombstone pictures for me.
I know he was a merchant and that in 1872 he was part of the city council there in Oil City. As usual we find his
name listed as either D. G. Stilwell or J. D. Stilwell.
I am also looking for information on a Susan (Suzie) Elzora
Stilwell. In one paper I found her listed as a daughter of
DeWitt G. Stilwell. There could possibly be an earlier marriage for him?
I sure could use some help here. I know his father was
Cornelius Stilwell b: abt 1808 NY...But we cannot find anything out about him or his wife Caroline Rose Stilwell.
Hoping there could be a sketch of said town or county that
could shed some light and let us get past that brickwall for several years now.
I thank you all. I really appreciate your kindness.
Kind regards,
Martha~

Pine Grove Cemetery

lldriver1 — 2013-01-25 14:28:30Z

I am wandering if anyone local can help me ? I am trying to find contact info, or someone willing to lookup burial records for me at Pine Grove Cemetery in Russell.

I obtained the address and telephone for the cemetery association, but I cannot get a ring tone and some websites say the cemetery is closed. ???

I am looking for the Burials of:
P.S. Cole, died in 1888
Mary Cole died in 1879
Sarah Cole died in 1894
Lucretia C. Cole died 1880
Louisa Cole died in 1886. they are on the same stone, looking for exact death dates, and any other info the burial records may have.

Thanks so much for the advice!!
Lori in Wisconsin

Re: GRAWBARGER,GRAWBERGER,GRAWBADGER

lynhinkle — 2013-01-20 22:50:33Z

Such an unusual surname. I recently learned of my distant connection to Ida Grawbarger, Grawbadger, Graubarger, and would like to establish a connection with other researchers for this line. Ida’s father is Alexander Grawbarger, b. 1833 in NY and d. 1918 in Michigan.