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Unwanted Certificates & Artefacts / The Carliles of Chickahominy Valley
« on: Saturday 01 March 14 22:20 GMT (UK)  »
 Book:

 This is a book about the life of James Melvin Carlile and his wife Margaret Augusta Carson written from stories told by their grandson Mortimer Lee Turnbull.

 The book contains the following pictures
 James Melvin Carlile in civil war uniform age 20, 1862
 Margaret Augusta (Carson) age 20, 1862
 Carlile family bible 1864
 James sword 1863
 Carlile home in Chickahominy valley 1881
 James 44, Herbert 2, Margaret 44 1886
  (and many more)
 
 Also contained in the book are documents and records from 1861 to 1919
 Marriage Certificate
 Civil war discharge 1 & 2
 Postmaster Carlile appointment document
 Cemetery warranty deed
 Headstone documents
 
 This book also contains a listing of genealogy where family members were born, died and are buried. There are well over a hundred names on this list.
 Some of the last names are:
 Carlile
 Carson
 Peck
 Denning
 Mcgarvie
 Turnbull
 Porter
 Mogarvin
 Sarff
 Hill
 Blaylock
 Lahti
 Bertha
 Cook
 Moore
 Brown
 Enos
 Carter
 Killian
 Farris
 Stinnett
 Thom
 Wigle
 EPPES
 Ericson
 Manning
 Tallmadge
 Hubbard
 Cox
 Kupetz
 Hoyt
 Jeffers
 Keeler
 Sorensen
Jacques
 Ball
 Peters
 Wadley
 Blanton
 Snellstrom
 Trout
 Stone
 Matsler
 (And many more.)
 
Some of the place names mentioned are Minnesota and Nebraska, the Oregon trail and Wisconsin.
 This book is a great resource for family members and I would love to reunite it with a person who can appreciate it for what it's worth.  It was written by Mort & Isabel Turnbull.
 I picked it up for 25 cents at a garage sale and would like to send it, (free of charge), to someone who is either a family member or a researcher.
 If you would like this book or would like see if your family may be in it please let me know and I would be happy to look.

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Unwanted Certificates & Artefacts / Re: Jonty Wilson book
« on: Saturday 07 January 12 19:05 GMT (UK)  »
Hi Candace,
 
 I am putting the book in the mail today. I am very excited to have been able to help someone with their research and I am very happy to have found the book by fate last spring. I had completely forgotten about this message so please accept as a gift from me to you via fate... someone out there wanted you to have the book.  :D

I am happy it's going to someone who will love it.
janie.

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Unwanted Certificates & Artefacts / Re: Jonty Wilson book
« on: Monday 02 January 12 21:23 GMT (UK)  »
Hello Candace,

 Yes I still have the book waiting for a relative to claim.  I am so happy as it is packed with information and names! It's such a little find.  Are you a member of Bookmooch.com? If not pm me your address and I will get it in the mail to you... If you are a member pm me your page link so I can reserve this book for you!
 He was an intresting man!

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Unwanted Certificates & Artefacts / Jonty Wilson book(Complete please close!)
« on: Sunday 24 April 11 22:22 BST (UK)  »
At a garage sale I found a little book called "A Cumbrian Blacksmith, Jonty Wilson, of Kirkby Lonsdale" The book is 64 pages long and contains the life of Mr. Wilson along with several pictures. The book goes into detail of Wilson's life as a blacksmith in Kirkby along with his military and BBC career.  The book was written in 1978 in Great Britian.
 I only paid a few cents for it so it is not worth anything at all. I would really like someone from Jonty Wilson's family to have the book as it is a genealogists find.
 If Jonty is a part of your family tree I would like to gift this book to you. please contact me and I will ship it off free of charge.

Janie in Alaska.

I just wanted to add a few more facts about this book.
His Parents were: Robert and Jane Wilson. They had 9 children total.

Other Names Mentioner:
Billy Hadwin a hotel coachman,Paddy Riley a lime-burner,Christopher Wilson of Abot Hall (no relation to Jonty), Jont's bride Lizzie Harrison,

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US Lookup Requests / Bagley Lowe 1797
« on: Sunday 17 April 11 19:40 BST (UK)  »
Hello,

 I am hoping to have help with a small family wall.
 My Gr Grandfather Bagley Lowe was born in 1797 in Pasquotank County North Carolina. I have all the census listing him from 1820-1870. Bagley died in 1872 and left behind a will which I do not have a copy of.

 Bagley was married to Priscilla unknown.  I have been unable to locate her last name.

 I am trying to get some kind of proof that Bagley's father was Barnaby Low of Pasquotank North Carolina.  I need a peice of paper that connects the two.

 Can anyone assist in finding Bagley's father/wifes name please?

 Thank you for any help.
janie

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Antrim Completed Look up Requests / Re: Question about occupation?
« on: Saturday 16 April 11 18:54 BST (UK)  »
Oh Thank you! That was a big help. They included a lot of information that will be very helpful in our research! :D



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Antrim Completed Look up Requests / Question about occupation?
« on: Sunday 10 April 11 16:19 BST (UK)  »
Hello,

 I recently learned that the matthews family is from Ireland. In America it lists their occupation as blacksmith.

 There is a refrence to a Robert Matthews "Iron worker" on a census. I am wondering if blacksmith and iron worker are about the same? Or if there was some other work for Iron worker's?

 Can anyone fill me in on what an Ireland Iron Worker did in the 1800's?

 Thanks so much for your help.
janie

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United States of America / Re: Searching for Matthews
« on: Thursday 07 April 11 21:37 BST (UK)  »
I did check out that site however they only list 22 graves for Alaska total, which is why a friend and I are working on our town here.

 A quick update to info given... my entire clan here is very excited, my uncle Bud turns 87 tomorrow and never knew his grandfather/mother... he has searched for year. We are going to frame and send it to him for his birthday!

 Thank you so much for the info!!!!

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United States of America / Re: Searching for Matthews
« on: Thursday 07 April 11 17:24 BST (UK)  »
Thank you both so much for your help. I found the 1900 census and also the birth certificate.

 It appears his parents were born in mutipul places. Or he didn't know where they were born!

 I plan to visit the Sitka cemetery and get a picture of his grave and the grave of his daughter. thank you.

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