Go to OPTIONS - Customize - Data Format and see if somehow the boxes were checked. Be sure the first 3 have the "Don't change what I enter" checked - might work... Keith
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Though we spell it differently - we probably are the same surname. Census takers recorded my ancestors as any of these and even Kane once. My McKains are from western Lancaster and Allegheny Counties in Pennsylvania and several parts of Iowa and Ohio. About 3/4 of what I know can be seen at: http://home.comcast.net/~geosci64/ I am certainly willing to share and exchange information.Keith See More
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I am searching for the burial location for Theodore Read (Reed/Reid) (1875-1918) and sons Peter (1910-1918) and Floyd (1908-1918). Last evidence for Theodore was a WW I Draft registration dated 12 Sept 1918 showing him living on Boyden Avenue in…
Keith it says your on but I am still learning the site. ULRICH and other MEYER names I have mine relate to FOLK MOYER MYERS FOULK STROCK
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At 10:27am on October 15, 2009, David Musson said…
Thank you Keith - your instruction produced a list of those alive in 1911!
David
sorry-
I saw two for William, Edward is there too, but he was in a different company- he was in the Marines, sorry about that-
Here's the link on Ancestry-
http://search.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=View&r=an&dbid=1195&iid=MIUSA1879_113701-00750&fn=Edward&ln=Ivey&st=r&ssrc=&pid=166047
hi again-
I see that there is tombstone for an Edward Ivey in South Easton PA, he died in 1866, and one for William Ivey who died in 1881, also in South Easton PA, according to Ancestry.com. They both served in the Civil War for PA, they served in the same company in the Civil War. I would assume there is a relationship, probably brothers.
I saw your post on the Pennsylvania group. I'm wondering what information you have on William Ivey. Doing a quick search I see a William Ivey age 22 in Easton in 1860, he's a miner, married(?) to Elizabeth with children Mary, John and William?
Also see a William Ivey who served for PA in the Civil War on the Pension Index, widow was Elizabeth L Ivey, it appears he died in 1887?
I haven't checked on Edward, yet, just want to be sure I'm chasing the right family?