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Molly Carson
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- Ryderwood, WA
- United States
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Wakefield Surname
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Washington State Ancestry
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Quaker Ancestors
140 members
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Pilgrim Era Discussion
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Briggs Surname
14 members
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Molly Carson received a gift from Claude P Perry II
Molly Carson replied to Sharon Gillis's discussion 'My Mayflower Links' in the group Pilgrim Era Discussion
Hello CeCe.
Well it looks like we have common ancestors...Who does your line go down with from here?
Would enjoy hearing back.
Gratefully,
Molly Carson
Wakefield Surname
Research your Wakefield families. Post your questions or findings in the group forum. Includes known variants.See More
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Molly Carson commented on Debbie Anne Jackson's group 'Washington State Ancestry'
Hello. I live in S.W. Washington: main names; Carson, Bond, Barnes, Briggs, Husband. I will check those websites listed below also,. TNX
Washington State Ancestry
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EVELYN DAVIS COURTNEY left a comment for Molly Carson
The oldest Bond I have in my database is Seth Bond, b. abt 1760 in NC, d. bef 1820 in Jones Co., GA. He had a son named Samuel. My ancestor was Seth's younger brother, Chappel Bond, b. abt 1775 in NC and died after 1860 in AL (he was in the…
Molly Carson left a comment for EVELYN DAVIS COURTNEY
Hello Evelyn.. Gee I wish I had better news for you regarding your GGrandfather John H. Wakefield but all my Wakefields are from Maine (back in the 1700's) and this line comes from England and the best hint I can give you is that my John…
EVELYN DAVIS COURTNEY left a comment for Molly Carson
I sure hope that you can help me with my Wakefields. John H. Wakefield, my great grandfather, was b. 1827 in TN. In census records, it indicates that his father was born in England/Ireland. Do not know. I did find this: "Nathaniel, Robert, and…
Molly Carson commented on Paula Hinkel's group 'Quaker Ancestors'
My GGGGGrrandfather was Herman Husband b.1724 and was a member of the Cane Creek Society of Friends. Because of his association with "The Regulator's" he was accused of being one of the instigators of the "Battle of…
Quaker Ancestors
Quaker records can provide a wealth of information about our ancestors. Do you have Quaker ancestors? Let's trade information and resources.Photo Paula Hinkel, (c) 2005. Taken in Horsham, Pennsylvania.See More
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Molly Carson left a comment for EVELYN DAVIS COURTNEY
Hello Evelyn. I am new to GW and excited to possibly find some 'living' relatives. This is not too common with us genealogists...! Saw that you have Wakefields in your line ~ me too. Samuel Wakefield b.1737 m. Ruth Burbank b.1786 and my…
Set up MY PAGE.. This color is a bit too light...will look for a way to change it. Looking forward to finding more of my ancestors.
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- What surnames are you interested in researching?
- Barnes, Briggs, Husband, Sefton, Orwell, Schmitt, Hopkins, Howland, Tilley, Warren, Carson, Bond
- What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?
- Germany, England,
- What is your level of genealogy knowledge?
- Intermediate Family History Researcher
- For what reason did you start genealogy research?
- To find out if my mother's great grandmother Clara Barnes is any relation to my father's great grandmother Olive Mary Barnes.. and more about Clara Barnes father, Milbourne (Milbern) C. Barnes b. 1817-1819 Va.....If these two Barnes lines do meet this would explain why I am the way I am...??^&*()_?@#$%^& ( ;~} Smile! Gotta laugh at times when one is researching family!!
- Do you have a genealogy website or blog?
- http://thecarsonstravels.blogspot.com
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- At 10:41pm on November 28, 2010, Claude P Perry II gave Molly Carson a gift…
- At 1:03pm on March 4, 2010,
EVELYN DAVIS COURTNEY said…
- The oldest Bond I have in my database is Seth Bond, b. abt 1760 in NC, d. bef 1820 in Jones Co., GA. He had a son named Samuel. My ancestor was Seth's younger brother, Chappel Bond, b. abt 1775 in NC and died after 1860 in AL (he was in the census of 1820 in Pulaski, GA, 1830 in Lee Co. GA (was also a Justice in Inferior Court there), 1860 census of Quitman Co., GA. Chappel had a son named John M. P. (mother unknown). John was b. in GA abt 1812. He married Elcy Unknown. They were in the census of 1860 in Quitman Co., GA and in 1880 were in Dale Co., AL. John and Elcy had 5 children (that I know of). Anzada A A (m. G W Edmundson-11 children), Elcy Lougenia, California (my ancestor), John S (m. Eliza-11 children) and Amanda. All were born in GA between 1842 and about 1853. California married Elias Davis in AL; by 1910, they were in Milam Co., TX. They 6 children. My ancestor was their second son, John Aaron who married Lee Ann Brunson before 1899 in TX. They had 12 children and my father was the 3rd of 4 sons. Hope you can add to this line.
- At 6:02pm on February 28, 2010,
EVELYN DAVIS COURTNEY said…
- I sure hope that you can help me with my Wakefields. John H. Wakefield, my great grandfather, was b. 1827 in TN. In census records, it indicates that his father was born in England/Ireland. Do not know. I did find this: "Nathaniel, Robert, and Francis (w/child) from Ballisneloe, Ireland that left Limerick, Ireland on the ship Victory and arrived New Bedford, MA on 11 Jun 1817. Robert and Francis are found later in census records from TN." I have nothing that would tie my John to this family although the time and place are right.
- At 2:08pm on February 22, 2010,
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