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jennifer mclaughlin replied to jennifer mclaughlin's discussion John Lindsey, who's your daddy? in the group Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and Found
"Hi Jai...would love to see what you have! My Lindseys traveled around OK quite a bit...we could quite possibly share ancestors!   Thanks,   Jennifer   jennleighlind@aim.com"
Jul 8, 2011
Jai Gabi replied to jennifer mclaughlin's discussion John Lindsey, who's your daddy? in the group Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and Found
"Hi Jennifer, I'm pretty sure I'm related to your Lindseys.  My great grandfather was Fountain Monroe Lindsey, b. 1893, Garvin Co., OK.  His father was Elija Millard Lindsey, b.1857 Montevallo, Shelby Co.,…"
Jun 3, 2011
jennifer mclaughlin replied to jennifer mclaughlin's discussion Help with photo...19th or 20th Century? in the group Lost Faces: Ancestor Photos & Albums
"Thanks everyone...makes much more sense!"
Apr 30, 2010
Laressa Northrup replied to jennifer mclaughlin's discussion Help with photo...19th or 20th Century? in the group Lost Faces: Ancestor Photos & Albums
"The hairstyles are more like 1907-1914 hair styles. prior to that women's hair was mostly swept back straight rather than parted."
Apr 30, 2010
Shae replied to jennifer mclaughlin's discussion Help with photo...19th or 20th Century? in the group Lost Faces: Ancestor Photos & Albums
"This looks to me, style of clothing-wise, to be around 1900-1910ish. The women's skirts are shorter than before the turn of the century, and the men's collars look more like early 1900's to me."
Apr 30, 2010
jennifer mclaughlin added a discussion to the group Lost Faces: Ancestor Photos & Albums
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Help with photo...19th or 20th Century?

I think the following family photo has been mislabeled...the gentleman in back listed as "John" died in 1869. Seems to me this photo is late 19th/early 20th. Can anyone help with a more accurate date? Thanks, Jennifer     See More
Apr 30, 2010
jennifer mclaughlin replied to jennifer mclaughlin's discussion Another puzzler for GeneJ! JOHN F. BACON in the group Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and Found
"A few more quick notes... I contacted the three families listing Ralph L. Bacon in their family trees...here's hoping for a response! I searched for other Bacons in the St. Mary's register, and the only other baptism listed is for a…"
Oct 30, 2009
jennifer mclaughlin replied to jennifer mclaughlin's discussion Another puzzler for GeneJ! JOHN F. BACON in the group Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and Found
"Hi Gene, I cannot find Civil War pension OR service records for Ralph Bacon. I'm attaching below the only document I've found. It lists him as a painter, as do the 1870 and 1880 Census. Also an 1880 Census for his parents, Charles and…"
Oct 30, 2009
jennifer mclaughlin replied to jennifer mclaughlin's discussion Another puzzler for GeneJ! JOHN F. BACON in the group Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and Found
"Hi Gene, I was confusing my notes...yes, Mary McFarland is the wife of Ralph L. in the christening record, not Alice Ophelia. As to Ralph being married more then once...that would make sense, given the information we have. His obit does not use…"
Oct 29, 2009
jennifer mclaughlin replied to jennifer mclaughlin's discussion Another puzzler for GeneJ! JOHN F. BACON in the group Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and Found
"Updating to add obituary for Ralph L. Bacon. Sadly, it merely says he leaves behind three children, and does NOT list their names..."
Oct 29, 2009
jennifer mclaughlin replied to jennifer mclaughlin's discussion Another puzzler for GeneJ! JOHN F. BACON in the group Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and Found
"WOW...thanks, Gene! Let me try to answer everything: Yes, I have John Bacon's homestead file. It did not reveal any biographical details, but a wonderful woman in Roger Mills Co, OK actually found the location for me. There is nothing left…"
Oct 29, 2009
jennifer mclaughlin replied to jennifer mclaughlin's discussion Another puzzler for GeneJ! JOHN F. BACON in the group Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and Found
"Hi Gene, Just realized I misspoke (mistyped?) in my original post. The uncle Ralph Bacon lists in his WWI app is GEORGE Bacon, not Ralph Bacon. And as for the Baptismal record, listing John Fernando Bacon and his father, Ralph, it would seem to…"
Oct 28, 2009
jennifer mclaughlin replied to jennifer mclaughlin's discussion John Lindsey, who's your daddy? in the group Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and Found
"Hi, Gene...sorry for my extended absence, just now getting back to my research. I will post a seperate thread on John Lindsey's children, but here is the information you requested re: witness statements. (Most documents spell his name…"
Oct 28, 2009
jennifer mclaughlin replied to jennifer mclaughlin's discussion John Lindsey, who's your daddy? in the group Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and Found
"Hi Gene! John Lindsey contracted smallpox during his Civil War service. Apaprently, after the war, he was never really able to work again due to the lingering effects. His widow and other witnesses say that he became ill at Memphis en route to…"
Sep 26, 2009
jennifer mclaughlin replied to jennifer mclaughlin's discussion Another puzzler for GeneJ! JOHN F. BACON in the group Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and Found
"I love that site! My ggrandfather, Zack, worked the ranch as well. It makes sense that John Bacon was a jockey...just wish my "cousin" who has the photo would email me back!!!"
Jul 30, 2009
Kate Steere replied to jennifer mclaughlin's discussion Another puzzler for GeneJ! JOHN F. BACON in the group Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and Found
"Hi Jennifer, I also found a website for Morris Ranch which included some photos: http://oak.cats.ohiou.edu/~gulino/ghosttown/morris_ranch_tx.htm"
Jul 30, 2009

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What surnames are you interested in researching?
Lindsey, Hitt, Bacon, Nutt, Ingram
What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?
Alabama, Tennessee, Texas, Oklahoma
What is your level of genealogy knowledge?
Intermediate Family History Researcher

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