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Looking for Jacob Hollinger

lizacorbin — 2013-03-17 22:39:47Z

I am looking for my gg grandfather Jacob Hollinger, father of Fritz Hollinger, who lived in or around Lautzkirchen, Germany in the mid to late 1800s. My g grandfather Fritz immigrated to the US in the early 1900's and we lost all contact.

Re: 1750's Adam Hollinger of Hollinger's Island, Mobile, Alabama

Orlop55 — 2013-02-12 18:23:25Z

I own property on Hollingers island al and often wonder who mr Hollingers was and what was his story?? Any help is appreciated

Re: Hollinger/Snavely-PA

timmo6271949 — 2012-12-16 00:56:12Z

I don't have direct info, but Sarah Mae was married to my great uncle Theodore Hughes. Theo had many siblings and boatloads of cousins. Most lived in or near Newberry Township in northern York County, PA. You can view my tree under my name, Timothy Alan Smith. Its public.

Looking for parents of Thomas Hollinger (1799-1866)

PhilipGRuth1 — 2012-09-26 21:09:23Z

I am researching the ancestry of a Lancaster County resident whose 3rd great grandfather was Thomas Hollinger (1799-1866), married to Anna (or Anna Nancy) Horst. I located their family Bible, and have solid data in the accompanying family register for that couple and their children (as well as a few Kern grandchildren). The parents of Thomas and Anna are not mentioned in the register, unfortunately. I've been able to find dependable sources indicating that Anna was a daughter of Jacob Horst (1776-1863) and Maria Weber (1775-1836). I've found some genealogical postings online that identify Thomas' parents as Daniel Hollinger and Eva Katherine Kozer. Some sources indicate that this Daniel was born on July 29, 1753. Others indicate he was born on June 29, 1754. Some sources indicate that Daniel died in "Whiteoak, Pennsylvania in 1816." Others indicate he "was born on April 9, 1734 married in Lancaster County, PA on 1780 and died September 23, 1800 and who served in the Ware of the Revolution. Daniel Hollinger assisted in establishing American Independence, while acting in the capacity of Captain Christian Hollinger Co 9th Battalion Commander by Col. Huber 1778."

I've taken a long hard look at the Daniel Hollingers who lived in the Warwick Township, Lancaster County, vicinity in the second half of the eighteenth century, and none of them seem to fit as a father of Thomas Hollinger. I could find no wills, estate records, or Orphans' Court records for any such Daniel Hollinger who might have died in Lancaster County during the period 1800-1850 (including 1816). There was a Daniel Hollinger who died in Warwick Township in 1821 or 1822 (inventory and other estate records dated spring of 1822), but that Daniel had reportedly been born on 12 Jan 1764, and was the husband of Catherine Stauffer.

I think I might have gotten a bead on Thomas' father when I found in the 1800 Septennial Census for Earl Township, Lancaster County the side-by-side listing of Jacob Horst and Daniel Hollinger. It was reported in the Hollinger Bible that Thomas was born on December 23, 1799 in Lancaster County, and that his wife Anna was born on January 7, 1803 in Lancaster County. In the first geographical reference that I have found for Thomas, he was working as a blacksmith and living on a small parcel of land in Caernarvon Township, Lancaster County, in 1827, two years after his marriage to Anna. Her folks appear to have been Mennonites from the Conestoga valley of east-central Lancaster County. I suspect that the Jacob Horst and Daniel Hollinger reference in the 1800 septennial census could be evidence that the Horst and Hollinger families were neighbors in Earl Township (which then included present-day Earl, West Earl, and East Earl Townships) around the time that Thomas and his future wife were born.

While Jacob Horst was enumerated in Earl Township in the 1800 federal census, Daniel Hollinger was not. Nor did I find either man in the 1810 census. A Daniel Hollinger was enumerated again in Earl Township in 1820. And I have found no references to an Eva Katherine Kozer living in Lancaster County in the late eighteenth century and early nineteeth century.

Can anyone point me toward evidence of Thomas Hollinger's parentage? Any help you can give me in sorting this out would be MUCH appreciated!

Thanks.

Re: Jacob Hollinger 1781-1857

marlanahampton89 — 2012-09-20 23:50:53Z

Do you know if Ruth had a daughter named Mildred? She went by Joy. She married a Hampton and had 4 boys.

Samuel Hollinger, 1795-1846 & Hetty Schultz, 1807-1858

AnneWBrown — 2012-09-18 13:08:53Z

Samuel & Hetty Hollinger were buried in Latimore Township, north of York Springs, Adams Co., PA. The bases to their headstones are still in place and her footstone is extant. Sometime between 1934 and 1995 their headstones were removed, probably by a well-meaning soul who had read the memorial stone in Gettysburg's Evergreen Cemetery which describes their burial in an "old, neglected burial ground near Bushey School House." That cemetery, the Lobach Cemetery on Bushey School Road, is being restored. It would be nice to have the Hollinger stones back where they belong. Does anyone know their whereabouts?

Thank you for any help - Anne Brown www.lobachcemetery.org

Re: 1750's Adam Hollinger of Hollinger's Island, Mobile, Alabama

dnette05 — 2012-07-13 02:57:35Z

Reading this post makes me wonder, (please dont take this the wrong way) was he a plantation owner. My family is Hollinger from Mobile, Alabama, yet we were slaves.

Hollinger's from Maryland-Pennsylvania

alchemaniacal — 2012-05-15 23:07:27Z

Trying to find the name of a Hollinger/Hollenger born in PA who married Mary J. Corns/Carnes (b.1854 in Baltimore). Their children were Lottie Hollinger (b.1876 Baltimore); Susan Hollinger (b.1878 Baltimore); Elias Hollinger (b.1881 PA); and Hattie Hollinger (b.1883 PA). I have been unable to uncover the fathers name in any Census records.

I appears they were between MD-PA as the first two children were born in MD and the second two children born in PA. The mother Mary J. appears to have returned to Baltimore a widow with the children before the 1900 Census where they lived on First Avenue.

Re: John Wesley Hollinger

BonnieJacobsen10 — 2012-05-13 19:02:10Z

Just found your post. I have John
Wesley and susanna, same dates as you have.
The descent is through their son Louis Love Hollinger, b: 13 Sept 1857 in Ohio, d: 21 Aug 1924. m:in 1886, Florence Sarah, or Sarah Florence
Thompson. From there to their son Mertroe.
Don't have too much, just started working on this line, but will share if you are interested.
Bonnie

Hollinger in Georgia/Alabama

elsvorwerk — 2012-02-19 15:43:40Z

We've just discovered that we're looking for a Hollinger. We just learned that Bill's "Wood" ancestor Green Mark Wood (probably born in 1814 in Georgia), thought to have been the son of Major Green and Polly Hall Wood, may have actually been a Hollinger. The will of his "grandmother" Elizabeth Eason Morton Wood (around 1834 in Montgomery Co AL stated that "Green Mark Hollinger is to be treated as a grandson." We realize that this may be tough to impossible to trace, since there is probably a good chance that his mother was a Hollinger and that he may be a natural son of Green Wood. Anyone think they have any connections? Elsa Bill in Allegany County, Maryland

Can you give us some hints about how to search your Hollinger data base
for some clues about this. Were any of your Hollingers around Georgia or
Alabama at that time?

Look forward to hearing from you --

Elsa Bill in Allegany County, Maryland

Re: Samuel Hollinger b.1802

LuAnnScott52 — 2012-01-09 15:03:35Z

Your Samuel Hollinger is different from mine, but thanks for replying! Mine married Lucy A. Farrington, and died in Darke Co. Ohio.

Re: Samuel Hollinger b.1802

momeee2011 — 2012-01-09 14:20:46Z

Hi LuAnn Scott.

My great great grandfather was Samuel Hollinger, b. August 2, 1820 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, d. May 13, 1886 in Oxford (Furnas), Nebraska. Married Elizabeth Baer on Dec 7, 1854 in Ohio. Samuel's father's name is John Hollinger.

That's all I know. If you have any info on Hollinger or Baer families, please let me know.

Thanks, and hope this helped you.
Alice

Samuel Hollinger b.1802

LuAnnScott52 — 2012-01-06 01:57:12Z

I am trying to connect Samuel Hollinger born in I think Lancaster PA-1802 he married Lusiana A. Farrington (Lucy) -
-hunting for his parents, or his birth information.
There are several Hollingers who could be his parents, but I have yet to make the concrete connection with his parents.

He moved to Darke Co. Ohio in about 1837 and lived his life there.
Thanks-LuAnn Scott

Re: hannah Hollinger

mpeterson7307 — 2012-01-03 04:53:03Z

My gr.gr. grandfather was a Major and Reve of Arthur Village where he was a tanner. Daughter Katherine or Kate who was a nurse in Battle Creek, MI. John F. was Born about 1843 in Ireland or Canada, conflicting reports, probably Canada. Brother James Alexander, born about 1841 in Ireland. Had daughters Hannah Victoria (1894) and Kate Ann May (1888). John F. married Catherine Victoria Hollinger, his first cousin, born May 1843 in Canada. Her Father George and mother Ann Patterson/Pattison spelled both ways, I think a relative to James. E-mail me at mpeter4253@aol.com and we can share info.

Re: hannah Hollinger

jepeterson7 — 2012-01-02 18:47:49Z

Do you happen to have any dates for the Hollingers that you have mentioned? The Hannah Hollinger that was married to James H. Patterson was born around 1831. Her birthplace on the 1871 census for Canada is shown as Ireland. She had a brother John (may have been a major) who had a daughter Katie. She also had another brother who had a daughter Hannah and a daughter Victoria. I also don't know if they are German or Irish as one of the family trees that I came across in my family shows the Hollingers as German descent. Any other info you may have would be appreciated. Thanks

Re: hannah Hollinger

mpeterson7307 — 2011-12-29 02:01:35Z

I am also descended from the Erin Hollingers. There were two brothers, John Franklin and James Alexander and James had a daughter, Hannah V., which is the other person mentioned. I have no information about her, just the census records. The two brothers, though, had 3 sisters, but the names in their father's will are Rachel, Sarah Ann and Eliza Jane. I have no information on Eliza Jane and I have wondered if she is the Hannah you refer to. My ancestor, John Franklin Hollinger, married Catherine Victoria Hollinger, his first cousin, from Pickering, the daughter of George Hollinger and Ann Patterson. His sister married Catherine Victoria's brother George. So the Hollinger/Patterson marriage seemed like it could be relatives of George and Ann and in the same family (George came first and settled in Pickering in the early 1830's--his 3 brothers came in the 40's and settled in Wellington County). But I don't know if it is--I can't find any Eliza Jane in the 1860's or after in Wellington and the will reads as though she is alive. The only other female Hollinger I found was Hannah and the marriage to a Patterson seems to fit the pattern. Your info is consistent with the two brothers.

Re: hannah Hollinger

jepeterson7 — 2011-11-08 21:27:29Z

I am in Ontario, Canada. I have also obtained census and birth records from ancestry. I am hoping to track her parents and siblings if possible. From information my Great Aunt provided, she had two brothers, one of which had a daughter Hannah. I don't know if that puts the age any closer.

Thanks
Joanne

Re: hannah Hollinger

japaints2 — 2011-11-08 14:33:41Z

Hi, my Hannah is younger, although I have seen records for yours on ancestry Canada. Are you Canada or U.S. I am finding out that many of the Ontario Hollingers were related, and that they often married within the family. Can I find records for you? Judy

Re: hannah Hollinger

jepeterson7 — 2011-11-07 21:50:46Z

I am also looking for Hannah Hollinger, born around 1831. She married a James Harvey Patterson from Erin, Ontario. She would be my GG grandmother. The information that I have is that she had a brother John who had a daughter Katie and another brother that had daughters Hannah and Victoria. I don't know if this would be any relation as that is all the information that I have.

hannah Hollinger

japaints2 — 2011-10-20 12:22:37Z

I'm trying to find out what happened to Hannah Hollinger, daughter of James Alexander Hollinger of Wellington county Ont., Canada

Leo Hollinger

DibeIvygirl — 2011-10-19 23:22:21Z

I'm looking for information on a Leo Hollinger, at one point married to Verna Ruth Higginbotham. I have no other information on Leo, but some dates for Verna are
B. 4 March 1918
D. June 1959

She had a daughter Theresa Marie Higginbotham (Leo may or may not have been her father, maybe adopted. No information regarding that)

Captian Christian Hollinger

kimwinona — 2011-10-16 21:34:34Z

I'm a direct descendant of Christian Hollinger through his son Daniel and Daniel's wife Nancy Ann Schockey. I am looking for any biographical information of this Hollinger line. Thank you.

James HOLLINGER b. 1879 ontario

ldodds21 — 2011-07-15 22:51:40Z

i am looking for any information for James robert HOLLINGER b. 20 Oct 1879 in Toronto and married 1913 to Ida BATES b. 20 Sep 1883. they had one daughter Mary HOLLINGER b. ??
Any info on this family is appreciated

HOLLINGER Gregg N - Vietnam Wall section 2W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-07-14 16:43:22Z

HOLLINGER Gregg N - Vietnam Wall section 2W

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Re: Palatine Irish and German Hollinger, Ontario

Myshorts — 2011-02-25 21:22:43Z

Hello,
I am a researcher. I am at this time working on the Hollinger families. Your James his father is a Hollinger from Ireland and His mother is a Hollinger from Germany or of Dutch decent. The records are in the Ontario collection.
If you have not joined Ancestry your public library or the Family History Library (the LDS Church and they gladly share with the public with no strings attached)to look up and document your findings free on Ancestry. You may drop me a post anytime.

Re: Hollinger Family Histories: Will send to interested party

lynn12976 — 2010-11-27 16:00:43Z

Hi,

I was just curious, if you had any information on your fathers side? I was able to connect with a second cousin on here. She's been trying to help her grandmother find her siblings. My great aunt gave all over her children up for adoption. So we have been trying to fit those last few puzzle pieces to connect each other. If you do have any other info on your fathers side, I could try and help. My grandfather was adopted and I have been trying to solve the mysteries on his side. He past away in 1975, so I am determined more than ever to find my grandfathers biological family... lynn12976@gmail.com

Sincerely,

Linda Marie Schmalle (Thompson, my married name)

Re: Hollinger Family Histories: Will send to interested party

lynn12976 — 2010-11-27 15:42:15Z

Hi my name is Linda and the Hollinger's are on my paternal side. I was wondering if you could give a couple more names to see if they might match up with my Hollinger's? I am more than happy to provide any information that might help you... Thanks so much... lynn12976@gmail.com

My Hollinger line is as follows below:

Linda Schmalle (Self)1976
William F. Schmalle (Father)1947
Verna Louise Hollinger (Grandmother)1915
William Collinwood Hollinger (Great Grandfather)1880
Michael Hollinger (Great Great Grandfather)1844
Heinrich Henry Hollinger (3rd Great Grandfather)1817
Bardhol Hollinger (4th Great Grandfather)1794

Linda Marie Thompson

Re: Hollinger Family Histories: Will send to interested party

ohgina222 — 2010-11-26 18:01:47Z

Good Morning,
My Name is Gina Marie Hollinger.. I am daughter to a Jimmy/James Hollinger.. He had 2 siblings. Joan and Jerry Hollinger. I don't know to much about them. I know my Grandmothers maiden name was Owens. Minnie or Elsie Owens I think. I have been looking for my family history all my life. I have found my cousins from my Aunt Joan. Sandy, Doug and Sue Cain. That is all I know if you have any tips or information I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you so much for your time

Gina Marie Hollinger (Orozco, my married name)

Re: Mabel Hollinger-looking for any sibling links

lynn12976 — 2010-09-18 22:51:17Z

I gotta say, the only Lillian Hollinger I know of, is my great grandfathers sister (my great great aunt). She has an estimated birth year of 1888 give or take a couple years. I don't know anything about my great aunt Mabel's family. She is my mission on my dads side of the family. Give me a call anytime 206.719.9236. I'm actually at my mom's this weekend babysitting her dog while they are in California for a wedding.

Thanks,

Linda

Re: Mabel Hollinger-looking for any sibling links

lynn12976 — 2010-09-18 20:57:48Z

No unfortunately, my grandmother died in 1998, great aunt Helma died in 1989 and my great aunt Mary, I don't have a date on her, but I know she's not alive.

Re: Mabel Hollinger-looking for any sibling links

lynn12976 — 2010-09-18 20:42:49Z

1st Photo: Verna Hollinger (my grandmother) and Great Aunt Mary

2nd Photo: Great Aunt Helma

3rd Photo: You might have to zoom in that photo, but that is my aunt Sharon and her family, back in the 80's.

4th Photo: Great Grandmother Hollinger

5th Photo: Peggy Jackson (my great aunt Mary's daughter. She died in February of this year.)

Re: Mabel Hollinger-looking for any sibling links

lynn12976 — 2010-09-18 20:35:29Z

Your grandmother definitely looks like my grandmother who is the middle person in the photo I attached earlier and she looks like my aunt. I just saw my aunt on labor day weekend, too bad I didn't get a photo. I am going to send you an older photo of my grandmother and both great aunts Helma and Mary.

my number is 206.719.9236.

P.S. My maiden name is Schmalle. Thompson is my married name. I don't know a Wayne Thompson.

Thanks,

Linda

Re: Mabel Hollinger-looking for any sibling links

hridinger31 — 2010-09-18 19:40:06Z

Do you know a Wayne Thompson? If i keep my grandma here long enough we'll figure this out. Wayne Thompson was the one that told my Grandmother Peggy Parks (dehelie) that my grandmother got married. Now we're trying to make the connection with the Wayne Thompson as well! lol

Re: Mabel Hollinger-looking for any sibling links

hridinger31 — 2010-09-18 19:16:04Z

Ok here is some more information. Right before my grandma's adopted mother died she told her about a living aunt that she had in a nursing home in Fresno California. Her name was Lillan Hollinger. She has a picture of her and Lillan. She went to Fresno to visit her and she has since passed away. She passed I think about 5 years ago. Do you know Lillan? Lillian was 101 years old when she died. I'm thinking that maybe Lillan is your missing aunt? Could that be possible? My grandmother was told that Mable had 7 children that were all given up for adoption. Did you know any of Mabel children?

Wow lots of information!

Heather

Re: Mabel Hollinger-looking for any sibling links

hridinger31 — 2010-09-18 18:47:37Z

Are any of the ladies in the picture still alive? I just showed my grandmother the picture and she started crying. I will try to get together some more pictures early this week!

I would love to chat with you over the phone. Please feel free to call me at 937-304-8295 (cell phone)

I'm so excited!

All the stories are lining up and this is so awesome!

Heather

Re: Mabel Hollinger-looking for any sibling links

hridinger31 — 2010-09-18 18:22:16Z

Oh my Linda . . . My grandmother looks so much like the lady in the middle it gave me cold chills when i saw the picture. But I've attached a recent picture of my grandmother, me, and my husband! You will see the what I'm talking about when you open it. I'm having my mom bring her down today to show her and I'm going to see if she'll get some younger picture together for me and so I can get them scanned in the computer at work! I'm so excited!

Re: Mabel Hollinger-looking for any sibling links

lynn12976 — 2010-09-18 04:21:30Z

my email is lynn12976@gmail.com. Would you by chance have any young photos of your grandmother. I would love to send you some photos of my grandmother and great aunts? I know that I found that my great grandparents were in Yakima for the 1930 census. I know that my aunt looks so much like my grandmother and one of my dad's first cousin's looks so much like my great Mary.

I am looked in the Seattle area.

P.S. I attached a photo of my great aunt Helma, grandmother Verna and great aunt Mary.

Thanks so much.

Linda

Re: Mabel Hollinger-looking for any sibling links

hridinger31 — 2010-09-15 17:52:16Z

Hey Linda!

We have very little information due to the fact the adoption wasn't legal. About 10 years ago we finally got a copy of her birth certificate which said she was born in Yakama WA and this is where we found out that her mothers name was Mabel Hollinger. It has her father listed as William O'Connor. Does any of this look familiar? All that my Grandmother knew was that she was the youngest of several other children. The lady who took her said maybe 5 or 6 other children. My grandmother, Sally, is 72 years old so were not even sure if her brothers/sisters would even be alive at this point since she was the youngest.

Looking forward to hearing from you!

Heather

Re: Mabel Hollinger-looking for any sibling links

lynn12976 — 2010-09-11 03:51:49Z

Do you by chance have any other information on your grandmothers mother Mabel Hollinger? I am doing research on my great aunt Mabel Hollinger (estimated birth date of 1909-1910), who was born in Montana. She was apart of 4 sisters. My Mabel Hollinger's father and mother is William Collinwood Hollinger and Elvira "Vera" Cox. Sisters are Mary b. 1912, Verna b. 1915 (my grandmother) and Helma b. 1921. I have a feeling that my great aunt might of died before 1962. I have my great grandfathers Veteran's paperwork and where it asks the person to list their living children, he doesn't have her listed. Just my two other great aunts and my grandmother Verna Hollinger Schmalle.

Palatine Irish and German Hollinger, Ontario

japaints2 — 2010-06-15 13:47:27Z

I am researching a group of Hollinger families of irish origin and possibly all related who came to Ontario around the 1840s. My branch lived in Wellington County. At exactly the same time period a group of German Hollingers were settling very close by at Waterloo. I am beginning to think that they may have been related further back and my Hollingers were among the Palatine group who went to Ireland. No documents yet, but would love to talk to anyone with similar info

Hollinger Family Histories: Will send to interested party

Encanto59 — 2010-04-27 22:14:19Z

I have had, for some years, many pages of different Hollinger family histories that I need to clear out of my small apt. Time to de-clutter. I have never been able to connect my Catherine Hollinger to any family, despite years of trying to do so. She was the wife of David Hoffman; born in PA 12 July 1785; died 13 Dec 1850. They lived in Franklin, York, PA.

What I have here: miscellaneous small histories and the well known (only real complete Hollinger history, it seems: "Hollinger,Hullinger,Holinger .."(etc.) by Henry K. Hollinger.

If someone can use these, and will pay for postage, e-mail me and I will gladly send them off. You can contact me off site with your e-mail and snail mail address to keep it private at: obh345 @ mchsi.com

Re: Ameilla Hollinger

sjreeves1 — 2010-04-02 01:10:02Z

Hi,
I am doing research on the Martin and Hughes family. John Douglas was the son of Joseph Clarence Hughes and Elmina Ellen Martin. I'm descended from Elmina's brother George Washington Martin who married Joseph's sister Millie.
Elmina and George's parents were Abraham Lee Martin and Rebecca Byrley Guy. Abraham died in the civil war. Rebecca remarried to Charles McFarland and died around 1890 in Missouri. Abraham's parents were Charles and Ellen Martin from Indiana. There are some interesting stories associated with this family. There was a sword past down the family from the supposed Rev. war soldier Joseph Martin, grandfather of Charles. This sword is now in the possession of a distant cousin. Abraham ran away or was bound out to a man named Nosbourne Thomas at about age 13.

I have found that Charles died in 1853 and was buried in West Union Cemetery in Parke Co. He married about five times. I know a little more, but not much. Rebecca Guy's parents were George T. and Elmina Guy.

I would love to know what you have on these folks, and will be glad to share all that I have. Please e-mail me at jonathan@reeveshome.org.
Thanks,
Jonathan Reeves

NORRIS Antoinette HOLLINGER 1876-1955

t42MountOlivet — 2010-02-28 12:57:02Z

NORRIS Antoinette HOLLINGER 1876-1955

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 212,855 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Hollinger Families

cpholland1 — 2009-10-08 12:26:14Z

Am trying to link if the Jacob Hollinger mentioned is the same one linked to my grandfather, Charles "King" Hollinger from Thunder Bay, Ontario?

Re: Daniel Kline Hollinger 1867-1957

katiewalling17 — 2009-09-24 03:53:28Z

Please get in touch with me if you have not found the information you were looking for because I may have it!!! Thanks Katie
E-mail kmwhitney11@yahoo.com

Re: Alabama Hollingers

ramseycharlote — 2009-09-06 04:42:41Z

i know cedric too he used to be my best friend in charlotte

Maryland Cloppers

muzik1984 — 2009-08-16 17:55:10Z

Jack,
Just wondered if you are related to the Washington Co., MD Cloppers. I am to Robert H. b. abt 1850. First wife was Julia Beeler and 2nd was Emma Sue Rauser from Illinois.

Martin Birchard

EdnaLaughter1 — 2009-05-25 02:28:43Z

Scott, If you would contact me through my E-Mail, I would very much like to communicate with you.
Thanks, hope to hear from you soon.
Edna Laughter
elaughter@comcast.net

Peterson lineage

akmalover11 — 2009-05-11 03:41:46Z

I am looking for information on my great grandparents Jonas Peter Peterson and Hulda Sophia.

Ameilla Hollinger

akmalover11 — 2009-05-11 03:39:01Z

I am looking for any information on Amiella Hollinger. She was my great grandmother. She was married to John Douglas Hughes.