Pam Russell's Page

Pam ... you do not owe anyone an apology! We are all getting used to GenealogyWise, including that most of us are revisiting broken links we haven't looked at in some time. With time, we'll all get the hang of it.

I have sent you a friend request; hope you will accept that request.

I may have more information for you; have held held off posting thinking you might be able to post Henri's death certificate. I hope that you do. Among other details from the death certificate, known the date, month and year (DD MMM YYYY) that both Henri and her hubby died could make the diffference. If you are having a hard time posting the death certificate or in a pinch for time, perhaps reply to me with Henri's DD MMM YYYY death, okay?

Hope you'll accept my friend request. --GJ

I learned some death and cemtery information about the Henri's larger family at Arkansas; based on that clue, I spoke to a funeral home director there.
So hope you are able to post Henri's Arkansas death certificate.
I'm hoping that information will help us better figure out how she was listed in the Arkansas Death Index.
Also, I don't know if I mentioned it before, but I haven't been able to identify Henri's husband in the Arkansas Death Index either. ---GJ

I located what might be a sensative news item about a dau. of Mabel (Miller) (Mapp) Lott that was not really genealogically significant to your challenge. It's probably genealogically significant for you, however. The item calls out a murder-suicide in which Mabel's 19 yr old dau. Daisy was killed by hubby from whom the dau. had separated. The article says Daisy had lived at Blythville, "until two years ago when she joined her mother and step father, Mr. and Mrs. Alfa Lott after they had left his city a short time before." News item was on the front page of the Blytheville (Arkansas) Courier, ed. of Friday, July 7, 1939, col. 7. It mentions Daisy's four surviving sisters including Mrs. Earl Moody of Gosnell; Misses Rosella Naomi and Mary Ruth Mapps, of Chowchilla, and Mrs. Irene ?Caulke of Sheeps Ranch. Reports "burial will be made in Madera, California.
I pulled the item from www.newpaperarchive.com --GJ

P.S. I just read your earlier comment to me .... you really asked me "where" to upload the death certificate.
(1) REPLY to your main challenge (It's much easier, you'll have better outcome), by using the "Reply to this" box right below your main challenge posting.
(2) Type in the box ... ala, "I'm attaching Henri's death certificate ....."
(3) Click on the link imm. below that box, "Upload files" .... a series of browse boxes will open. Click the first one
(4) It will open your personal pc explorer etc window ... navigate to the file and select same, click select/open, whatever the command is on your personal pc window.
(5) Click the GenWise green "add reply" button below and to the right of the browse buttons.
That should do it. Let me know if you have a problem. --GJ

Pam:
If you accept my friend request, I'll send you my email address and you can attach Henri's death certificate to a reply email to me. I'll convert to PDF and then one or the other of us can post it with your challenge.

Hi Pam:
Thank you for supporting Most Wanted. I read through your Henrietta Caroline Malinda Wells challenge and see that you have her death certificate. Is it digitized? Would you be comfortable replying to your own challenge and uploading the image of her death certificate. I can help convert it to a pdf if you'd like. Just comment back to me personally and attach the image. Either alone or with other records, I think it could/hope it will help us find more records about her.
Thanks again for supporting Most Wanted.--GJ

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