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What surnames are you interested in researching?: Evans, Clark, Dugan, Faleris, Walker, Maness, Bardin, Campbell, Huckabee, Inge, Faleri, Skopis, Sgoupakou, Cordell, Baker, Beasley, Weatherall, Thompson, Black, Williams, Pierce,

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For what reason did you start genealogy research?: Initially, I started because of a project given to me by an instructor several years ago. Then in 2007 a cousin on my moms sided contacted my sister and I and she and I met in Oct 2007 along with my mom. I had not seen my mom in 33 yrs. I became interested in my family on her side and my hobby grew into an obsession so my family calls it

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Puriatan Leader and Gov of Mass, John Winthorp 1588-1649

Last night while research one of my branche's discovered someone of importance in my tree. Now, he is not a close realitive, but still. Below is a story that I found about him on Ancestory.com

The Puritan leader and governor of Massachusetts, John Winthrop, was born in Edwardston, Suffolk, on the 12th of January (old style) 1588, the son of Adam Winthrop of Groton Manor, and Anne (Browne) Winthrop. In December 1602 he matriculated at Trinity College, Cambridge, but he did… Continue

Posted on September 11, 2009 at 5:38am

No time to Hunt

Hey All,

Well school is back in session and have been really swamped the last two weeks. Hoping to go graveyard hunting this weekend and work on a story that someone sent me for Graveyard Rabbits of Wichita County Texas. Long weekend coming up, so hoping to get a lot accomplished.

Posted on September 3, 2009 at 8:42pm

Breaking Down Walls

I have had so much luck within the past week finding lost realitives that I had hit brick walls on through help from friends on Genealogy Wise. This is such a great place to hangout... Thanks everyone for your help and expertise.

Posted on August 17, 2009 at 9:49pm

Ancestory.com Update

WOW! I'm so out of touch..... I have been so covered with work and school and all my other stuff, that I have not had time to work on my family tree. I signed on to Ancestory Tree tonight and updated my account and WOW! It's really nice how they have it updated and it to me is so much easier to use. I like the new look....

Posted on August 13, 2009 at 6:27pm

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At 12:49pm on March 26, 2011, Sherry Hightower gave Robin R. Cordell-Inge a gift…: Red Ribbon
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At 4:10am on December 12, 2009, Willie D. Alexander said…: I did a little research in Jack Co,Tx. in 1900 and Estell Walker b.Aug 1883- is living with Will&Mollie Combs b. Mar 1872. He is listed as a brother-in-law,so Molly is his sister.I found her on a death record for a child(William W. Combs) and she is listed as Mary Walker and he as William Combs. If we could find her death record it might tell who the parents are,since his doesn't. Mollie and Estell both list their Dad as being born in Tenn and Mother in Alabama.-willie

At 1:19am on August 19, 2009, GeneJ said…: My bad. If I've done this correctly, on the civil war index card (database, "Civil War Pension Index: General Index to Pension Files, 1861-1934") the name is given as "Joseph Dougan"; widow is "Nancy E. Dougan," guardian is "N. E. Goodman." Service listed as A1 Ind. Cav.

At 2:21pm on August 18, 2009, GeneJ said…: Thank you again for supporting the group, Most Wanted, Ancestors Lost and Found.
I looked over your Dugan challenge, and wondered if you are seeking his parents, or some clarification about his service record?

As to the latter ... I'd favor the sworn widows pension all day long. The database, American Civil War Soldiers has information that is consistent with your records. I didn't see him on a pension card until I realized the surname spelling difference. Appears there are two dates for applications. 1865 and 1873.

At 2:01pm on August 18, 2009, Mindy Adamson-Wahl said…: Hi Robin, Thanks for adding me as your friend. I look forward to learning from everyone else. I am glad that I found a friend with similar likes. I'll be seeing you around. Mindy

At 9:13am on August 18, 2009, Dawn Evans Stringer said…: Hi Robin my Evans came from Morrow county, Ohio and Greene county and Montgomery county, PA, They were also in Marshall county, WV for a short time. I haven't found a connection to TX or TN. They seem to have stayed in PA and I believe that is where they came when they came from Wales

At 11:11am on August 17, 2009, GeneJ said…: Hi Robin:
Thanks again for converting your comment to a discussion.
One of us should now delete your comment ( August 10, 2009 at 9:06pm) from the wall on Most Wanted, so that we don't have a duplicate going.
When you get home tonight, let me know if you want me to do the deletion.
Thanks again for supporting Most Wanted. --GJ

At 5:47pm on August 16, 2009, GeneJ said…: Hi Robin ...
Thank you! I see that you, too, have seen the 1900 census with possible sister, Mollie. And wow ... I'm so glad you have the death certificate ... makes all the difference. After you have a chance to look at the 1880 census I posted, I'll comment a little more.
Thanks again --GJ

At 1:47pm on August 16, 2009, GeneJ said…: Hi Robin:
Thank you for supporting the group, Most Wanted!

You wrote, “Trying to locate parents of Finest Estell Walker, born 1 August 1880 somewhere in Tennesse. Married Carrie Calline Hamilton in Jack Co., TX on 21 Oct 1900. and died on 22 April 1964 in Wichita Falls, Wichita Co, TX. Finest and Carrie had the following Children: Odas, Otis, Ira, Arry, Eva, Doc Harvey, Flossie and two unknown babies... I can't locate his parents anywhere and I can't go foward with this tree at all.... Worked on it for past year almost....”

You might have more success if your challenge was posted as a Most Wanted threaded discussion topic (click HERE), rather than on the comment wall. Aside from the benefit of threading responses, Most Wanted discussion topics can be broadcast via RSS feed, so they have a better chance of reaching members who opt out of e-mail notification.

I see that Kate has responded to your personal page, as below. I’m sure she’ll also thread her response to you discussion topic if you opt to make the switch.

I found Finest's WW1 draft registration on Ancestry.com. It has his birthdate as August 1, 1883.
I also found Carrie and Estell T(could be F) in Clay County, Texas in 1910. Estell's parents were from Alabama.
If you'd like to add a discussion on Most Wanted, with the information/records you currently have, that would be great!...

I’m working on your posting now. Texas has good base of record groups; I’m confident we can identify some clues that should help you break down that brick wall.

Will wait to respond in the hope you’ll convert to a discussion topic. Thank you again for supporting Most Wanted. --GJ

At 4:24am on August 15, 2009, Co Ordinator said…: Robin thank you for the offer to be your friend here on Gen Wise and feel privileged for the invitation

Wayne