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GeneJ replied to Christina Linda Wilson's discussion Absalom Frazier in the group Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and Found"Hi Christina:
Thank you for the additional information. It's good to know both (a) we don't have Catherine, yet, in an 1850 census, and (b) her mother and her mother's husband were at Randolph County, Indiana, in the census of 1860.…"
Christina Linda Wilson replied to Christina Linda Wilson's discussion Absalom Frazier in the group Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and Found"I have the cemetary info for Absalom, but no actual death certificate. It was amongst some of the first documents I tried to get when I started some 30 years ago.
As to Catherine Dill. I find her mother with her 3rd husband (William Anderson) in…"
GeneJ replied to Christina Linda Wilson's discussion Absalom Frazier in the group Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and Found"Hi Christina:
Thank you again.
Please see my just earlier posting about the birth and death records at the Iowa county level. Let me try my Catherine Dill question another way.
You wrote, "Catherine Dill 17 Nov 1853 in Randolph Co, Indiana.…"
GeneJ replied to Christina Linda Wilson's discussion Absalom Frazier in the group Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and Found"HI Christina:
I have multiple lines that settled at Iowa. By 1900, many of the familes were dispursed throughout the state.
You wrote, "There are no death certificates for those who died before about 1900." Prior to the time Iowa kept…"
Christina Linda Wilson replied to Christina Linda Wilson's discussion Absalom Frazier in the group Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and Found"I forgot to add, that I did look through the deed records for Randolph and Washington counties, with no luck. I didn't know about the other locations when I was in Salt Lake City some years ago."
Christina Linda Wilson replied to Christina Linda Wilson's discussion Absalom Frazier in the group Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and Found"Absalom and Catherine are my 2great grandparents.
There "may" be a connection to the Fraziers in Morning Sun, Louisa County, Iowa. I can't prove anything either way. There may also be a connection to the Quaker family of Francis…"
GeneJ replied to Christina Linda Wilson's discussion Absalom Frazier in the group Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and Found"Hi Christina Linda Wilson from Shingle Springs, California:
Brick walls can be so heavy!
Thank you for letting us know about the Civil War record search. Are you a descendant or otherwise related to this Absolom Frazier and or his wife,…"
Christina Linda Wilson replied to Christina Linda Wilson's discussion Absalom Frazier in the group Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and Found"I happen to know this is not my Absalom. This one is still in Kentucky in 1880, I have never found him in the Civil War records--and I've even searched the National Archives.
There were (supposedly) 9 children. I haven't found them…"
Kate Steere replied to Christina Linda Wilson's discussion Absalom Frazier in the group Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and Found"Welcome, Christina-
On first cursory search, I see an Absalom in 1850 in Ohio, KY, could this be your Absalom, parents(assumption) Alexander and Rosanna. I'm attaching the census.
Did your Absalom serve in teh Civil War, the distance between…"
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Absalom Frazier
I'm looking for the parents of Absalom Frazier born about 1830 possibly in Ohio. He died 3 Jul 1893 in Washington, Washington Co, Iowa. He married Catherine Dill 17 Nov 1853 in Randolph Co, Indiana. Her dates are: 23 Jul 1835 (Preble Co, Ohio)-29 Mar 1916 (Washington, Washington Co, Iowa).The children I have so far found are:Leander brn about 1856 (Randolph Co, Indiana) died bef 1900 (in Iowa?)Isalona brn abt 1860 (Randolph Co) died bef 1870Florence brn abt 1864 (Randolph Co) died 18 Nov 1896…See More
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Welcome to GenealogyWise and to the group, Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and Found. --GJ
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