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Name: Joan E Mickelsen <gramkrakers2000@yahoo.com> Date: 2009-09-08 Comments:
Hi, Found this site looking for James H Thompson's wife, & mother of daughter, Sarah Ellen, that married Henry Nash Fuller..my line. Has been a dead end.
Nice site.
Name: Carolyn Hansen-gotelli <cahgotelli@aol.com> Date: 2009-06-17 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? would have to look again How did you locate this site? son's name in google Was the site presentation acceptable? it's great Comments:
One correction in my family. My granddaughter is listed as Sara Cook, it should be Sara Elizabeth Hansen. She is the daughter of Patricia Jayne Hansen and James Cook. Her parents were not married and she has never used her father's name. Thanks. Carolyn
Name: Dan Hale <dhale199@comcast.net> Date: 2009-05-20 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? not found on tree How did you locate this site? referred by someone Was the site presentation acceptable? Well done Comments:
I am looking for a Daniel McGillivray born 1759 on the Isle of Skye who immigrated to the United States to North Carolina. Possibly a brother to your John born in 1758. Thanks, Dan
Name: mark jones <jonesma3@verizon.net> Date: 2009-01-21 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? joseph imburgio How did you locate this site? rootsweb Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
How are you related to joseph imburgio?
Name: Jenny Griffin <griffins_hop_alot@hotmail.com> Date: 2009-01-05 How did you locate this site? rootsweb Comments:
I am not related. I did a walk throught transcripton of Bridgeton Twp. Cemetery, Newaygo Co. MI. and found Hilda McGilvra Debois(b. 1887 d. 1969) and Virgil Debois (b. 1878 d. 1947) buried there. Also is Virgil's father Harvey and brother Francis(d. age 17 1891). The death date for Harvey unreadible, Coral,Co. B 11th Mich. Inf. If Caroline Black Debois is buried there it would be unmarked grave.
Name: Rebecca McGilvra <beckymcgilvra@embarqmail.com> Date: 2008-04-02 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? virgil himschoot/john danof How did you locate this site? Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
Just saying Hi. There is a Rebecca McGilvra on google, not me though.
Name: Roger Gerard <rgerard@attglobal.net> Date: 2008-03-08 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? No How did you locate this site? Surfing Was the site presentation acceptable? Interesting Comments:
Douglas,
I will send you what information I have on my McGillvray ancestor who served as a Highlander in the British Army during the Seven Year's War and the American Revolution and then was granted land on Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia upon his retirement.
Name: Patty St Louis, Mo. <sudzi6648@yahoo.com> Date: 2008-01-18 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Juanita Mullins How did you locate this site? Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
Much thanks for the information on Juel's children.
Name: nedra mcgilvray ware <FANGIO1933@AOL.COM> Date: 2008-01-14 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? MARTIN L.MCGILVRAY How did you locate this site? RESEARCHING Was the site presentation acceptable? YES Comments:
I'M TRYING TO FIND OUT WHERE MARTIN L MCGILVRAY BORN 1802 IN SCOTLAND WHO WAS HIS FAMILY HE WAS MARRIED TO SARA BLUE
THEN SARAH GILLIS?HIS SON MARTIN LUTHER WAS BORN IN ALA 1850 WAS MY GRANDFATHER.SEEMS MOST MCGILVRAYS HAD LOTS OF KIDS AND WIFES.
Name: nedra mcgilvray ware <FANGIO1933@AOL.COM> Date: 2008-01-14 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? MARTIN L.MCGILVRAY How did you locate this site? RESEARCHING Was the site presentation acceptable? YES Comments:
I'M TRYING TO FIND OUT WHERE MARTIN L MCGILVRAY BORN 1802 IN SCOTLAND WHO WAS HIS FAMILY HE WAS MARRIED TO SARA BLUE
THEN SARAH GILLIS?HIS SON MARTIN LUTHER WAS BORN IN ALA 1850 WAS MY GRANDFATHER.SEEMS MOST MCGILVRAYS HAD LOTS OF KIDS AND WIFES.
Name: MICKEY MCGILVRA <mmcgil147@hotmail.com> Date: 2007-12-23 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? WILLIAM, MATTIE & IO How did you locate this site? Was the site presentation acceptable? very much so. Comments:
MABEL JARVIS WAS MY GRANDMOTHER. RALPH DEAN MCGILVRA IS MY DAD. HE TELLS ME THAT YOU ARE HIS COUSIN.
Name: Vikki hart <vikkhart@yahoo.com> Date: 2007-11-17 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? greenbriar cornstuble How did you locate this site? search engine Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
I am related to henry cornstuble son of stephen cornstuble and lurica burton. Your site is beautifully done.
Name: kathy <kathy@scr.net.au> Date: 2007-10-10 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Donald McCaugheny How did you locate this site? Was the site presentation acceptable? sure was Comments:
I hope I can set up something as nice as this one day
Name: Jeanene Shields <jeanene63@msn.com> Date: 2007-08-31 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? William Mc Connaughay How did you locate this site? Rootsweb Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
This is a very nice format. I would like to do something like this in the future.
Name: Desbarats Offermann <debbyoffermann@shaw.ca> Date: 2007-08-05 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Donald McGillivray How did you locate this site? google search Comments:
Donald McGillivray born 1765 in Glenelg, Inverness- burried at St. Columba Cemetary, Glengarry, Ontario
Son William [likely bro. to Donald Sr?] married Catherine McLeod born 1797. The daughter of their son John [born 1825], Mary Catherine born 1873 married Thomas Vickers. These are my great grandparents.
Name: Melonie Jacobs <yvbt@gcmknq.gl> Date: 2007-06-06 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Hugo Casey How did you locate this site? Ronny Gonzalez Was the site presentation acceptable? Jonas Jenkins Comments:
<a href=http://www.nvkx.com/blogs/sandy/27/99.html >here</a> <a href=http://www.nvkx.com/blogs/sandy/61/1.html >here</a> <a href=http://www.nvkx.com/blogs/sandy/30/8.html >here</a> <a href=http://www.nvkx.com/blogs/sandy/26/97.html >here</a> <a href=http://www.nvkx.com/blogs/sandy/89/40.html >here</a> <a href=http://www.nvkx.com/blogs/sandy/34/30.html >here</a> <a href=http://www.nvkx.com/blogs/sandy/57/63.html >here</a> <a href=http://www.nvkx.com/blogs/sandy/19/4.html >here</a> <a href=http://www.nvkx.com/blogs/sandy/46/45.html >here</a> <a href=http://www.nvkx.com/blogs/sandy/63/63.html >here</a>
Name: CHARLES FANNING <cnpfanning@yahoo.com> Date: 2007-05-03 How did you locate this site? HARRIET WAYMAN-SP JOHN P SMITH Was the site presentation acceptable? GREAT! Comments:
I AM THE S/O VIOLET NORMAN FANNING,D/OJOE NORMAN,S/O MARTHA SMITH NORMAN,D/O HARRIET WAYMAN SMITH.DIDN'T KNOW MUCH ABOUT THE AFTON FOLKS UNTIL RECENTLY. THANKS FOR THE INFO.CHARLES
Name: Susan Briones <kampfam4@comcast.net> Date: 2007-04-21 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Frederick W. Hansen How did you locate this site? Ancestry.com Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
I am the great grand daughter of Fritz W. Hanse (b 1859)
My mother was the 10th child of Fritz Hans Hansen (b 1887)
Her name was Marylou.(b 1929) If you need the history for Fritz Hans Hansen I can suply it. I am currently working on a private family site but am trying to get it into one world tree as time premits. Sincerely Susan
Name: jomugujojo magajojo <jomugujo@yahoo.com> Date: 2007-03-08 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? germany How did you locate this site? friend Was the site presentation acceptable? no Comments:
i dey maga good work Doug: Trying to figure out using the computer here at the retirement place. Could not bring up the Who were John and Jenet McGillivray entry by me. Brought up all the others listed. Enjoyed and copied long letter Ralph wrote to his brother Paul Litchfield. I never wrote him of my move to Albuquerque, but all my files, family books, etc. I have given to my niec
Name: Susan House <housesvhouse@aol.com> Date: 2007-02-18 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? James Bane How did you locate this site? Link on Google Was the site presentation acceptable? Yes! Comments:
Great site! I am searching for my Bane ancestors and their Quaker history. Thanks for all of your information. Feel free to contact me.
Name: Sarita Cooper <grndarner@yahoo.com> Date: 2007-01-26 How did you locate this site? googled my name Comments:
Charlotte,
Lost touch with you. Check out my new email addy. Anyone with the McKissick line, please contact me.
Sarita Cooper
Name: Stephen MacGillivray <stephen_bball@hotmail.com> Date: 2007-01-10 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Daniel 1745 i think How did you locate this site? through the MacGillivray's Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
anything to do with history of the MacGillivray's are interesting to me.Love history.My Dad passed away Dec.24th of this year 2006.He was Xavier's brother.Xavier is the person responsible for 30+ plus years of searching for every macGillivray possible.Great job Xavier.
Name: Prudie Harden <harden987@sbcglobal.net> Date: 2007-01-03 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? William McConnaughhay How did you locate this site? by accident Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
I am interested in exchanging information on your McConnaughhay line. I am descended from William and Amariah (Moor) McConnaughhay thru their son William, his son Samuel, Samuel's son William Samuel and W. S.'s daughter Jennie.
Name: Prudie Harden <harden987@sbcglobal.net> Date: 2007-01-03 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? William McConnaughhay How did you locate this site? by accident Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
I am interested in exchanging information on your McConnaughhay line. I am descended from William and Amariah (Moor) McConnaughhay thru their son William, his son Samuel, Samuel's son William Samuel and W. S.'s daughter Jennie.
Name: Eileen McGillivray <eileen mcgillivray@yahoo.co.uk> Date: 2006-12-11 How did you locate this site? By sheer Chance Was the site presentation acceptable? Very..will be looking for more>> Comments:
I was very touched by the ammount of work and time you have dedicated to your family History.. My husband John McGillivray was born in Edinburgh, but I believe The MCGIllivray lands are around Inverness. WE hope to get back to our Family History work soon. I was fortunate enough to visit salt Lake in 1977 and my husband and I hope to be back there next year... Anyway it was wonderful reading your page,
Best Wishes . Eileen from Portpatrick in Scotland..
Name: Theresa Kinglsey <GKings1981@aol.com> Date: 2006-11-10 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Wililam McConnaughhay How did you locate this site? by accident Was the site presentation acceptable? It's okay Comments:
I would like to add that the post made Lovena Norton on 26 Jan 2003, is not 100% correct. #1. The information she has posted regarding the death of Greenbrier Cornstubble. According to his military records, they make no mention of his death occurring at a Confederate prison camp. The record only states that Cornstubble died near Nashville, TN from Typhoid. He could have been anywhere, on the battlefield, or at a makeshift hospital. So his death place is highly debateable. Also Ms. Norton refers to my ancestor Mary McConnaughhay having an affair with Greenbrier Cornstubble, I will not argue about that as it is possible, but to infer that her three children may have been his -- That's somewhat debateable. We have no idea where those children, one of which was my ancestor William Frank McConnaughhay, came from. They could have been anyone's children. What's important here is that Mary, not Polly, as all records name her as Mary McConnaughhay was their mother and by all accounts carried the McConnaughhay surname.
Name: William Michael McGilvra <dirtybillwmm@hotmail.com> Date: 2006-11-08 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Alexander McGillivray How did you locate this site? Googled "McGilvra" Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
Very interesting
Name: Sandra (Cornstubble) Mullan <skm4491@yahoo.com> Date: 2006-10-20 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Greenbrier Cornstubble How did you locate this site? Google search Was the site presentation acceptable? Yes Comments:
I put in Greenbrier Cornstubble to see what come up and a lot of information come up. I was very thrilled to what I found. Here's a small sample of my family.
Father: Robert Estel Cornstubble born 1909
Grandfather: Henry Cornstubble,born 1860
Great Grandparent's: Greenbrier Cornstubble and Polly McConnaughhay. I have brothers here in Illinois. Would love to hear from you! I was taken back a bit to learn that Greenbrier died in a confederate prison.
Sincerely,
Sandy Mullan
Name: Bob Brunelle <libertylanebob@comcast.net> Date: 2006-08-27 How did you locate this site? Ancestry.com Was the site presentation acceptable? Yes Comments:
I would like for you to contact me via e-mail if you could. I'm doing research on your family and the Van Kirk side of the family as I used to be married to one of your cousins.
Thank You
Name: Andy MacGillivray <andy.xavier@hotmail.com> Date: 2006-07-01 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? n/a How did you locate this site? n/a Was the site presentation acceptable? n/a Comments:
My granfather Xavier MacGillivray had spent 15 yrs doing a family history, and managed to get every macgillivray in canada since the first one that came in 1756 i believe, he landed in cape breton way back when.
Name: Dan Hyde <danhyde53@msn.com> Date: 2006-06-19 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? none How did you locate this site? browsing rootsweb Was the site presentation acceptable? fantastic! Comments:
THIS IS A GREAT SITE! I HOPE TO GET MY LINES ON SUCH A SITE, WHEN TIME PERMITS. MY MACGILLIVRAY'S WERE ALSO FROM SKYE, THE PARISH OF SLEAT. MY MARTIN MACGILLIVRAY CAME TO NORTH CAROLINA IN 1789. DO YOU KNOW OF A ROSTER FOR THE HIGHLANDER REGIMENT? WE HAVE SPECULATED THAT SOME OF OUR MAC'S FOUGHT FOR THE BRITISH IN THE REVOLUTION, BUT NOTHING SO FAR.
TAKE CARE, CUZZ!!
DAN HYDE
Name: PJ Chisholm <longpoint@2xtreme.net> Date: 2006-06-08 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Not yet How did you locate this site? Googled "McGilvra" Was the site presentation acceptable? Absolutely Comments:
Thank you sooooo much for your website. Very well done. Hoping your Nova Scotia connection could lead elsewhere for me. P Chisholm
Name: Hope Grover Coulombe <rcoulombe@clinic.net> Date: 2006-04-25 How did you locate this site? looking for Jenny Dickinson Comments:
Hi great site,
Jenny Dickinson's father was Orlando b Wiscasset, Maine ,his mother was Dorothy Grover b. Woolwich ,Maine
I am doing the Grover family
Take care
hope
Name: Arlene McComas <arlene@frogbody.com> Date: 2006-04-07 How did you locate this site? Rootsweb Was the site presentation acceptable? fabulous Comments:
I just want you to know, once again, how wonderful this site is. I so appreciate the work you have done and gathered together. THANK YOU!
Name: Mary Lou McKibben <mckibbenml@yahoo.com> Date: 2006-03-07 Comments:
Doug: Trying to figure out using the computer here at the retirement place. Could not bring up the Who were John and Jenet McGillivray entry by me. Brought up all the others listed. Enjoyed and copied long letter Ralph wrote to his brother Paul Litchfield. I never wrote him of my move to Albuquerque, but all my files, family books, etc. I have given to my niece Janet Goodfellow Scott.
Name: Keith Olsen <Keitho@nhba.com> Date: 2006-01-14 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? James Bane How did you locate this site? Roots web Was the site presentation acceptable? Very nice Comments:
Very nice presentation. I am researching again after a few years. Have you investigated the older Scottish roots through the Bane family? James Bane comes directly from a line that includes Dunbars (shared grandmother with George Washington in Janet Dunbar), MalcolmII, and Duncan of Scotland, and then all the way back to Conn of the Hundred Battles 110 AD. Interesting family.
Name: Darin James McGilvra <s.mcgilvra@verizon.net> Date: 2005-10-24 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Ruth McGilvra How did you locate this site? Searched for McGilvra on Yahoo Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
This is really cool. My family needs updating. My grandmother, Louisa McGilvra, died in Jan. or Feb. of 1997 or 1998. I don't remember the exact date. My sister, Lisa Webb, has two children, and I have two children. My brother, Don McGilvra, is now divorced from his wife, Judy. I don't have time right now to give you all the details, but I'll let my dad, Ron McGilvra, know about this. He'll love this.
Name: Gene Edson <EdsonEGA@aol.com> Date: 2005-10-21 How did you locate this site? Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
Still looking for missing link of of your ggggrandfather Caleb Edson.
Thanks for the pictures. Gene
Name: Donna J. Frank <auendjf@yahoo.com> Date: 2005-10-21 Comments:
Thanks for keeping us updated. Best to you and yours.
Name: dennis misquez <raider94509@aol.com> Date: 2005-10-14 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? not sure How did you locate this site? browsing Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
my last name is misquez and i was looking for any possible relatives
Name: Michelle (Simkins) Hughes <m.hughes@mchsi.com> Date: 2005-10-02 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Sarah Sim(p)kins Wade How did you locate this site? Sim(p)kins search Was the site presentation acceptable? excellent!. Certainly appreciate your hard work Comments:
I am a descendant of Sarah Simkins who was married to Gabriel Benjamin Wade (4/18/1875). I believe Sar was born in Illinois 2/14/1853 to Simeon and Mary Headlee Simkins. I believe Sarah died in Kansas 5/8/1925. Bur. Formosa Ks/ Caldwell cem? If you have any Sarah Simkins connections, please let me know.
Name: tom mcgilvra <muddbigg4x4s@hotmail.com> Date: 2005-09-11 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? don't know How did you locate this site? friend Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
good job
Name: Jan Auen Misquez <janmisquez@yahoo.com> Date: 2005-08-22 Comments:
Hello, I am an ancestor and wanted to change my emial address it is janmisquez@yahoo.com
Name: Ken Busse <kbusse@ameritech.net> Date: 2005-08-14 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Nickolaus Christian Klausing How did you locate this site? Ask Jeeves Was the site presentation acceptable? Yes Comments:
QUESTION:
I was searching info on Boergerhoff, and came across your site. Earliest ancestor found was
Nickolaus Christian Klausing
Born: 24 FEB 1701/02- Marklohe, Hannover, Germany
Marr: -
Died: 2 APR 1771 - Marklohe, Hannover, Germany
Father: Dietrich Klausing
Mother: Hille Boergerhoff
Who had a son:
Heinrich Christian Boergerhoff
Born: 20 JAN 1743/44- Marklohe, Hannover, Germany
Marr: 21 DEC 1777 - Hille Margarethe Dorothee Beneking
Marklohe, Hannover, Germany
Died: 12 MAR 1815 - Marklohe, Hannover, Germany
Who's Father was: Nickolaus Christian Klausing
Who's Mother was: Gese Marie Bult
QUESTION: Heinrich Christian Boergerhoff took the last name of his father's mother's name. Any idea why that may have been done?
Name: Donna Egbert <doegbert@aol.com> Date: 2005-06-14 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? James Bane How did you locate this site? Ancestry.com Was the site presentation acceptable? Yes Comments:
I am descendant of the line Hugh McGlone/Rachel Bane. Rachel Bane was the daughter of Mordecai Bane and Mary Teague. I am trying to find proof of ancestry earlier than 1701 to join the Colonial Dames Society.
Name: Oliver C McGilvra <n7hfl@tenforward.com> Date: 2005-05-19 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? John Jay McGilvra How did you locate this site? Internet search on last name. Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
This is a great site,I'am glad I found it.
Name: dana scanio <babyinbound@comcast.com> Date: 2005-03-17 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? salvatore paulo scanio How did you locate this site? surfing Was the site presentation acceptable? very well presented Comments:
it seems i have some irish in me!that explanes the reddish blonde hair!we are related somewhere along the line it seems:my name is dana suzanne scanio, i was born in 1967 in ohmaha nb.my mothers name is barbara susan davis my fathers name is joseph john george scanio as was his father and his before him...perhaps we can exchange info soon. ihave some info on my moms family(from back east)i also have a brother and a sister.my dad had a few wives and additional children over the years.i know a little about my grandfather,but perhaps you know more than i do and wont want to talk to me...you know... the branch of the family tree that was pruned...a polite way to put it i guess...but should we all be held to answer for the mistakes of our fathers? (literly) i didnt even realy know him untill i was 13 yrs old... and havent talked to him in at least 12 years. anyway i'll not bother you again....contact me if you would like to, i look forward to knowing someone in my family :) dana
Name: Jennifer Martino <gjfkd@Hkj.com> Date: 2005-02-02 Comments:
t h a n k s
jenn martino
Name: Mary Ann Miller <marymil@sonet.net> Date: 2005-02-01 How did you locate this site? Accidently Was the site presentation acceptable? Yes Comments:
While doing research in Cook Co IL I came across the family name of an old school chum. Back in the 40's and early 50's I went to school with JoAnn Scanio and her sister Tootsie. My family moved away to Florida in 1952. Lost contact with JoAnn - haven't seen her in over 50 years. Was a treat to see the pictures of her with her parents and siblings.
Name: Lianna C. Wyeth <lcwyeth@ucdavis.edu> Date: 2004-11-09 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Not Found on This Tree How did you locate this site? Search for MacGillivray Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
Hi, I am a MacGillivray from out of the Michigan area.
What I know is that my grand mother's father was James Hale MacGillivray, the first man to put the Paul Bunyan tales to print. He was originally from Canada (or it was his father who was). His father's father was the individual who came over from Scottland as I recall. James was the family name that seems to have been passed down through the family. I believe that my great-grandfather's father or grandfather was the mayor of a town just north of the border in Canada (just north of the Michigan area). James Hale MacGillivray was also know for his artwork, doing many sketches for the Audobon Society and there was an article about him in National Geogrphic in his older years when he raised to Bald Eagles. The article is called The Eagles of Oscoda. That is the town in Michigan that the MacGillivray family hales from generally speaking. We even have the family name on one of the pews in the church there, and the family home is a historical landmark.
Your site if very nice by the way. I appreciated viewing it.
Name: Mary Esther McGilvra <mary@mcgilvradesign.com> Date: 2004-08-05 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? George Buell McGilvra How did you locate this site? Lolita Cunningham call me up looking for information Was the site presentation acceptable? Yes Comments:
I truely enjoyed this. Filled in a lot of gaps.
Name: Judy Stone <jwjds63@aol.com> Date: 2004-08-01 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? ? How did you locate this site? Rootsweb World Connect, Surname search Was the site presentation acceptable? Yes Comments:
I am searching for more information on my great grandmother's family. She was Marie Alwine Klausing, born November 24/25, 1860 in Missouri. Her parents were: Friederich Christian (or Christian Friederich) Klausing and Catherina Kamphoefner, both of whom were living in St. Charles Co. (near St. Louis) MO in the 1860's and 70's. He was a farmer and died before 1880. On the 1880 census, Marie Alwine was listed as a 19yr. old "daughter" living in the household of a H. Vahle because Catherina Kamphoefner Klausing had remarried. Marie Alwine's parents belonged to a German Evangelical church and lived in an area of Germans who came from the Hannover area. I can't find Friederich Christian Klausing's parents. Thank for the info you provide.
Name: MUGU WAYMAN <w_mugu@yahoo.com> Date: 2004-07-21 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? WAYMAN How did you locate this site? A FRIED Was the site presentation acceptable? YES Comments:
LOOKING FOR EGE N'DI IGBO/WAYMAN FAMILY MEMBERS.
Name: Anne Anderson <anderson_family_4@yahoo.com> Date: 2004-07-05 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? none How did you locate this site? surfing Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
Your info is great, thanks for letting me surf in.
My 3x gr grandfather was Alexander MacGillivray b. 15 Sep 1804 Inverness. Came to US thru Nova Scotia to Trempealeau Co., Wis. He & wife, Catherine Rankin ran McGilvray Ferry on the Black River. Trying to find his parents.
Name: Michelle Simkins Hughes <m.hughes@mchsi.com> Date: 2004-06-05 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? wade -simkins How did you locate this site? rootsweb Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
Thank You for allowing me to visit your family ancestry page. I am researching the sim(p)kins family history and scrapbooking as well.. Sarah who married Gabriel Wade was a daughter of my G G grandfather Simeon Simpkins.
Very nice pages! Thanks again
Michelle Hughes
Name: ROSE HANNES <HANDEE42@YAHOO.COM> Date: 2004-02-23 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Grandmother/Grandfather DeAngelis How did you locate this site? Surfing Was the site presentation acceptable? Very Beautiful Comments:
Found the site a year or so ago. Didn't take the time to sign your guest book. I apologize.
Love/Cousin Rosie
Name: G. Parisani <babbasone@hotmail.com> Date: 2004-02-18 How did you locate this site? ancestry.com Was the site presentation acceptable? very good Comments:
Dear,
Congratulation for this tree! I'm an italian researchear and I live and work near Montemonaco. If you need research for Lupi family ancestors contact me.
Thank you
Guglielmo Parisani
Name: Shane Garb <shanga40@hotmail.com> Date: 2004-02-17 Comments:
The information on Shane Garb And Karen Willard can be updated. Sadly to say, we are not together anymore. Thanks for all the hard work. I really appreciated the information on my family history.
Name: Gene Edson <EdsonEGA@aol.com> Date: 2004-02-12 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Caleb Edson How did you locate this site? email: mcgilvra@earthlink.net Was the site presentation acceptable? Little hard to follow Comments:
We have 107 descendants, 8 generations, for Caleb Edson but have hit a brick wall as to his ancestors.
Caleb's great granddaughter Emily Jane Amanda Edson m. Dorr Solon McGilvra. Thanks to you and others we have 29 descendants that are Edson descendants.
The EDSON Lines are our commentment.
Name: Ki and Ian <not telling> Date: 2004-01-13 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? tarzan How did you locate this site? google search for dead people Was the site presentation acceptable? it was rather slow and somewhat pastel Comments:
There are major sections of this genealogy missing and/or probably highly inaccurate. We highly suggest that you check your sources first hand wherever possible. Arrange a trip forthwith to the Isle of Skye or risk further prosecution.
Name: Blaine Standiford <Ao9bid@wmconnect.com> Date: 2003-12-07 How did you locate this site? Rootsweb Was the site presentation acceptable? OK Comments:
Was Checking what you had on John & Rache Standiford
Name: Troy Follak <t_follak@hotmail.com> Date: 2003-10-22 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Dorothy Follak How did you locate this site? Wall Street Journal Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
Thanks for the information. How can I find out more about Dorothy Follak?
Name: Himschoot Brigitte <brigittehimschoot@hotmail.com> Date: 2003-09-17 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Himschoot Virgil How did you locate this site? Geneanet Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
It was difficult to find how I open the site.
Name: Robyn King <arking79@aol.com> Date: 2003-09-12 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Mary Jane Moore Bentley How did you locate this site? search mode Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
I have the family history of Mary Jane Moore Bentley. I have been looking for her descendants, not including her children, as I have the full list of them.
I'm glad that I found this site, thanks for the hard work!
Name: cossy ksander <ksander@interaccess.com> Date: 2003-08-31 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? adolf meyer How did you locate this site? Was the site presentation acceptable? lovely Comments:
thanks for the info on adolf's wife
Name: Michelle Mosby <army_ant@hotmail.com> Date: 2003-08-14 Comments:
Nancy A. (Burton) McConnaughhay was born 6/6/1850 and died 9/29/1934. Her gravestone can be viewed at:
http://www.rootsweb.com/%7Eiljeffe2/mcconahay/MVC-596S.JPG
She died in Jefferson County Illinois. Was married to John Wesley McConnaughhay. His gravestone can be viewed at:
http://www.rootsweb.com/%7Eiljeffe2/mcconahay/MVC-595S.JPG
Name: Dennis Scaccia <dscaccia@bellsouth.net> Date: 2003-08-11 Comments:
Here is the correct scaccia family tree from Salvatore Scaccia. I do not have all the date and names of spouses but here goes . . .
Salvatore Scaccia was in the group you listed as brother to Cosmo Scaccia etc.
Salvatore Scaccia married to ???
they had three children, Joseph, Vera, and "nini" ( you have her full name correct)
Salvatore's wife died giving birth to Nini.
Joseph Scaccia was born in 1906 - died 1986, and married Maime "Nell" Ferrara born 1910 - died 1998. (Mamie had a sister Mary Ferarra who married Frank Sarno). Joseph and Maime had two children, Joseph Scaccia Jr 1927-living, and Samuel Joseph Scaccia b1934 - died 1936.
Joe Scaccia Jr Married Gladys Viola Miller b.1941-Living. They had three children, Dennis Joseph Scaccia (me) b. 1960, Gina Lynne Scaccia b. 1962, and Christopher Lee Scaccia b. 1971.
Dennis Scaccia Multiple marriages, has a son Benjamin Joseph Scaccia b 1995 from a marriage to Amy Elizabeth Harris (now ex-wife). Dennis is now married to Kimberly Anne Sanford, b. 1980.
Gina Lynne Scaccia briefly married to Thomas Abbate, and had a son Shawn Thomas Abbate b. 1984.
Christopher Lee Scaccia married Kimberly Anne Taylor b. 1973 and has two Children - James Scaccia b. 1993( kimberly's child from a previous marriage), and they had a daughter together, Kristi Lynne Scaccia, b. 1996.
I hope this helps a little. The next time I talk to my Dad, he will give me all of the particulars of the "pre" Salvatore Scaccia years.
Name: Jane Usry <geraldjanie3@yahoo.com> Date: 2003-07-19 How did you locate this site? desire sawyer yahoo search Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
I am a Benjamin Nye-Katherine Tupper decendant,and have seen some of your work on Ancestry.com. I thought Ohio would honor early settlers during the Bicentennial. The festivities seem mostly commercial. Our very elderly parents love th history found on the internet, but it is difficult to do actual site searches. I want to see the Enenezer Nye journals at the Ohio Historical Society. What a story about his being shot through the hat at Bunker Hill. Thanks for the good work, Jane
Name: Catherine MacGillivray <CATHMACG@YAHOO.CO.UK> Date: 2003-06-03 How did you locate this site? browsing the web Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
I am a MacGillivray from the Isle of Mull, Scotland, where my family has been for hundreds of years. I am interested in making contact with clan members who were cleared to or chose to settle in the Americas. We have a plaque to the clan here on our croft which many people stop to view. Have you been to Scotland to trace your ancestors? I would be interested to hear. Catherine
Name: Kelly L. Smith <kce@cfaith.com> Date: 2003-04-21 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? John MacGillivray How did you locate this site? Key word search Was the site presentation acceptable? Excellent Comments:
Fifteen minutes and I'm back to the site already! It seems like this is more of a "forum" than a guest book, so I think I'll join in on the fun. Just wanted to make a quick notation that my Great Grandmother was Carrie Adella McGilvra Roland - and my Grandmother was Rosetta Roland Smith. I do have a few copies of newspaper clippings, marriage records, and death certificates going back (not quite to) John MacGillivray if anyone is interested.
Thanks Doug and God Bless Everyone!
Kelly
Name: Kelly L. Smith <kce@cfaith.com> Date: 2003-04-21 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? John MacGillivray How did you locate this site? Key word search Was the site presentation acceptable? Excellent Comments:
Thank you for this wonderful website and I'm looking forward to making plenty of visits in the future.
God Bless You,
Kelly
Name: Leslie Green <jesssam@charter.net> Date: 2003-04-16 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? James Lynn Elder How did you locate this site? ancestry.com Was the site presentation acceptable? very nice Comments:
Glad to find another Elder descendant. Would love to exchange info. James Elder was the brother of my ancestor. Their father was John Elder. He came to Iowa from Venango county, PA. Would love to hear from you!
Leslie
Name: Rachael Wayman <rmwcorgi@msm.com> Date: 2003-03-28 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? All the Waymans How did you locate this site? Ancestry.com Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
Hi Douglas: I'm the grandd of Wylie Spencer Wayman and Mabel Iverson. Have been working on Sarah m. to Thomas. I think that she may have been a Spencer or a Linthicum. Can you help out? Rachael
Name: Lolita Hogg McGilvra Cunningham <Lolitac@attbi.com> Date: 2003-03-27 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? John McGillivray How did you locate this site? Mike McGilvra (Nephew) Was the site presentation acceptable? Yes Comments:
I have my children's fathers line back to Egbert Albert McGilvra of Baraboo, Wisconsin. If this family tree is correct, and I have to assume it is because of the research done, photos presented, etc., then I believe my first husband Robert Donald McGilvra son of George Egbert McGilvra and grandson of Egbert Albert McGilvra does indeed lead back through this family tree to John McGillivray.
Name: ANTHONY G. AUEN <auen@attbi.com> Date: 2003-03-05 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? ALEXANDER McGILLIVRAY How did you locate this site? THROUGH MY GREAT GRANDMOTHER ESTELLA EMMA McGILVRA Was the site presentation acceptable? YES, THE BEST I'VE SEEN! Comments:
I'M VERY PLEASED TO FIND MY FAMILY HISTORY HERE. THIS HAS BEEN THE MOST COMPLETE SITE ON THIS PART OF MY FAMILY HISTORY ON RECORD. I AM TOTALLY IN SHOCK MY GRANDMOTHER (EMMA ERNESTINE PEACOCK)MOTHER HAS SUCH A HISTORY. GREAT GRANDMOTHER ESTELLA EMMA MCGILVRA FAMILY HAS PLAYED A KEY ROLE IN BUILDING THIS COUNTRY.
Name: kent <khilons@yahoo.co.nz> Date: 2003-02-28 Comments:
I have lupus and would like to know more about my family.
My mothers name was Donnie Raymer. I dont know what my fathers mothers name was or his dads.I do know he had sisters named Velma,Zelma,Stella,and Thelma also had brothers named Marcus and John. Please help me my son died of lupus at 22 and now his 3 year old son has it. I never got to know any of my fathers family. Lets start now!!!
Name: kent <khilons@yahoo.co.nz> Date: 2003-02-28 Comments:
I have lupus and would like to know more about my family.
My mothers name was Donnie Raymer. I dont know what my fathers mothers name was or his dads.I do know he had sisters named Velma,Zelma,Stella,and Thelma also had brothers named Marcus and John. Please help me my son died of lupus at 22 and now his 3 year old son has it. I never got to know any of my fathers family. Lets start now!!!
Name: Peter Malinosky <petermal@uslink.net> Date: 2003-02-07 Comments:
This is my new email.
Thanks,
Peter Malinosky
Name: sean dinno <bigsc732@hotmail.com> Date: 2003-01-30 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? john mcgilvra How did you locate this site? Was the site presentation acceptable? it was alright Comments:
i am the great grandson of claire dinno(mcgilvra). i have been searching for my family history and ran across this site. if it is possible, i would like to get to know more about the mcgilvra clan
Name: lovena norton <lovenaearpnorton@aol.com> Date: 2003-01-26 Comments:
Greenbrier Cornstuble's 1st wife was Elizabeth Leffler.died from Typhiod fever, in Confedrate Prison.
Greenbrier b. 1827, d. 7-2-1864 Nashville, TN. I belive he was in a Conderate Prison when he died. He was married twice #1 Elizabeth Leffler, 1848 - 1849. Wife number #2 Mary McConnaughhay 9-6-1860. It was assumed that Greenbrier was having some affair Mary. She bore 3 children out of marriage. At the same time he was married to Elizabeth who died at 20 in March 1860. Greenbrier Mary married 9-6-1860 after waiting 6 months for the mourning period to be over.
Sincerely,
Lovena Norton
Name: katherine suzanne coyle <amythestfrost@yahoo.com> Date: 2003-01-26 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? ralph vincent coyle How did you locate this site? yahoo search engine Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
So does this mean we are a part of this scottish ancestory?
Name: Mary Lou McKibben <mckibbenml@yahoo.com> Date: 2003-01-24 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? John McGillivray How did you locate this site? Douglas McGilvra Was the site presentation acceptable? mostly Comments:
Yes except for the fact that absolute proof has not been found about John coming from Riggs on the Isle of Skye. There was a John McGillivray found there, but no proof yet he is ours. Would others like to contribute to a search for records of his being in the 76th McDonald Highlanders?
Name: Connie Wayman-Graziano <conniegraz1@yahoo.com> Date: 2003-01-22 Comments:
Just browsing! I am researching my GGgrandfather, John Henry Wayman b. 1789 Maryland. My main focus is trying to find his parents. We believe his fathers name was also John Wayman. There are many "Johns" on this website, but no details as to families. I'm still searching!
Thanks!
Name: Ruth Krems <jeteryankeelover@yahoo.com> Date: 2003-01-05 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Walter Krems How did you locate this site? William Krems Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
If the Krems family members are doing research would you forward my e-mail address to them?
Name: Kenneth Bowling <kenbowling@hotmail.com> Date: 2002-12-25 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Edmund Bowling How did you locate this site? Was the site presentation acceptable? Yes Comments:
I can give you dates of birth, death of some of the children of Edmund Bowling & Mary Bryant, if you like. I am a descendant of William Cannon Bowling.
Name: Ann Duty <aduty@cell1amarillo.net> Date: 2002-12-04 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Carlstrom How did you locate this site? Search Engine Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
After accidentally locating this wonderful and well put together family site, I was extremely impressed with the work involved in putting it all together. After viewing the immediate family name of Carlstrom, I was in awe from viewing many of the different branches of the family tree that was placed all together to become one big family tree. Job well done. Keep up the good work. Thank you very much for sharing this data with us.
Name: Sheryl Haynes <mccauls1@nationwide.com> Date: 2002-11-10 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? calway haynes How did you locate this site? looking up g-greatfather Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
any info on haynes family would be greatful
Name: Peter Malinosky <petermal@surfbest.net> Date: 2002-11-05 Comments:
This is my new email address.
Thanks
Name: Sheryl Ann Haynes <mccauls1@nationwide.com> Date: 2002-10-28 Comments:
very nice job!
Name: Kenneth D. Kurtz <kdkurtz2001@yahoo.com> Date: 2002-10-23 Comments:
Very interesting
Name: guyman <guyman@mugu.com> Date: 2002-09-27 Comments:
guymen keep off
Name: Ginny Dean (Virginia Dinno) <ginny.dean@lineone.net> Date: 2002-09-18 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? n/a How did you locate this site? David Dinno entry on ancestor.com Was the site presentation acceptable? Very Good Comments:
Hello
I'm Amin Dinno's daughter(David's brother in the UK). Having a play on the internet and found the entries for David, wife and family. Simply saying hello and wishing you well in tracing your scottish ancestry.
Name: Chris de Veth <chrisdeveth@village.uunet.be> Date: 2002-09-12 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Virgil HIMSCHOOT How did you locate this site? Google -> HIMSCHOOT Was the site presentation acceptable? yes!!! Comments:
If you had more info on Virgil's ancestors, that would be very much appreciated ! Thanks,
Chris de Veth
Belgium
Name: Gareld R. McEathron <gareldmce@aol.com> Date: 2002-09-09 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? John McEachron (Abt 1740) How did you locate this site? Was the site presentation acceptable? Excellent Comments:
I was searching for the McEachron branch of my family and it appears that you have info on your Katharine McGilvra's grandchildren that I do not have. This is not the first time I have looked at your site. It is exceptionally well done.
Name: Oscar M. Nye Jr. <nyegrouch@cableone.net> Date: 2002-08-17 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? sven nye How did you locate this site? ancestory research Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
I have been looking for documentations, stories, pictures, etc to add to my files. I am descended from Benjamin Nye and Katherine Tupper. Do you have any information that you could share?
Name: Bonie Loeffler <Bonnieloeffler@aol.com> Date: 2002-07-23 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Charolette May McGilvar How did you locate this site? Ansestry .com Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
Henry Klipstein was the brother of my Grandmother, Emma Louise Klippstein Keiser
Name: Zoe Grimes <kgrimes@viafamily.net> Date: 2002-07-17 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Edward Skidmore How did you locate this site? Ancestry.com Was the site presentation acceptable? very excellent Comments:
Would love to hear from you! If you ever get any dates for Ruth Toulson or the Skidmores, Linthicum clan you will be my hero!
Name: Roland Friestad <cardinal.eng@grics.net> Date: 2002-06-30 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Franklin Edward Roland & Carrie Adella McGilvra How did you locate this site? Dumb Luck Comments:
Frank Roland and his wife Carrie McGilvrey (That's the way I learned to spell it) were my great grandfather and grandmother
Their daughter Mary Delphene Roland married Edward Friestad who was my grandfather - I have further information on that branch of the family if you would like to have it
My interest in genealogy is recent but growing
Please contact me if you would like further communication
Roland Friestad
2211 155th Street
Cameron, IL 61423
Phone - 309-342-7474
cardinal.eng@grics.net
This is my office address, phone number and e-mail which are probably the best address to use to contact me
Name: Leanne Stone <rlnstone@bwsys.net> Date: 2002-06-14 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Elisha Nash How did you locate this site? Ancestry.com World connect Was the site presentation acceptable? Haven't looked yet. But I'm sure it is. Comments:
Hi Doug,
It seems some of our ancestors "hung out" together in the early 1800s. Samuel and Vashti (Pier) Nash were my ggggg grandparents. I have a picture of their gravestone and info from the "Peter's Papers". Also got to look at the original estate record for Samuel Nash. His daughter Lydia (Lidia) was my gggg grandmother. When she died, her husband Isaac Barker gave his 2 young girls away to family members to raise. One daughter (my ggg grandmother Calista Barker) was placed in the home of her aunt and uncle on the Barker side, Nathan P. and Rhoda (Barker) Nye in Ohio. The other was placed with her aunt and uncle on the Nash side, Nathan and Laura (Nash) Robins.
I have a copy of the Ebenezer Nye files that were marked "miscellaneous" and had some family data in them.
Any interest?
LA
Name: chris de veth <chrisdeveth@village.uunet.be> Date: 2002-06-06 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Virgil Himschoot How did you locate this site? via Ancestry.com and Google Was the site presentation acceptable? yes ! Comments:
I only found this name although there are many other Himschoot's in Florida !
Bye, CdV
Name: Bruce Vaughan <vaughanfamily@verizon.net> Date: 2002-06-04 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Melzer Nye How did you locate this site? World Family Tree search Was the site presentation acceptable? very acceptable presentation, thank you. Comments:
CORRECTION: My previous post to this Guestbook incorrectly referenced your McGilvra Family Gedcom in place of an Ellice Bainter & James Otis of Ohio Ancestry World Tree Project.
Name: Bruce James Vaughan <vaughanfamily@verizon.net> Date: 2002-06-04 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Melzer Nye How did you locate this site? World Family Tree search Was the site presentation acceptable? Very acceptable presentation, thank you. Comments:
Bruce Vaughan is a decendant of Melzer Nye and Phoebe Sprague.
Please note the following surname alteration for Melzer Nye in a McGilva Family Gedcom source that I discovered while researching my husband's family line, as follows:
http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=bainter&id=I81&ti=5537 website placing Melzer Nye as George Nye.
http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=bainter&id=I41&ti=5537 website for Phoebe Sprague
Feel free to email me if you would like more information on Bruce's family tree.
Judy Vaughan (Mrs. Bruce Vaughan)
judyb.vaughan@verizon.net
Name: john Carlini <johndiby@quixnet.net> Date: 2002-04-24 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? carlini How did you locate this site? looking for carlini connection Was the site presentation acceptable? very nice job! Comments:
my father was born in ascoli piceno, castignano, Italy on 6 june 1896 and I am looking for connections from that area. his father and mother were angelo carlini and maria castorani
Name: john Carline <johndiby@quixnet.net> Date: 2002-04-24 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? carlini How did you locate this site? search for carlini, ascoli piceno italy aly Was the site presentation acceptable? very Comments:
my father was born in ascoli piceno, castignano. looking for connections
Name: jane usry <geraldjanie3@yahoo.com> Date: 2002-04-22 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? some nye How did you locate this site? google search Was the site presentation acceptable? very nice Comments:
i have a broken wrist so capitals are hard. i have learned at last to hunt and peck. my father is nye maguet scofield. your site makes the connection to benj. nye and katherine tupper. we live in cincinnati now so will make a trip to try to find the sprague cemetary near middleport ohio on the river in meigs co. the county was named for the commander of the unit ebeneezer fought with in revolution,i think. you do know about the nye assoc. in sandwich MA-theirs is a good web site and they maintain the house. my dad wants to join for only 10 $anyone can join. thanks, jane
Name: BARBARA J> (SCANIO) MC GILVRA <goofy1126@juno.com> Date: 2002-04-19 Comments:
......Change Uncle Art's name
Name: Christopher D Mcgilvra <mcgilvrac@aol.com> Date: 2002-03-05 How did you locate this site? Irish web sight ??? Was the site presentation acceptable? its great Comments:
I'm the Great Grandson of George Arthur Mcgilvra from Iowa
Name: Marcel G. Montreuil <mgmontreuil@hotmail.com> Date: 2002-03-03 How did you locate this site? freepages-help-d report Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
Very nice site. I like the way the background doesn't move.
Name: Davina McGilvra <d.mcgilvra@attbi.com> Date: 2002-02-27 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? not yet sure How did you locate this site? through my tree Was the site presentation acceptable? Yes Comments:
This is an incredible amount of information!!!
Name: Aloma Lawrence <doublell31@peaknet.net> Date: 2002-02-21 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Arthur Braddy How did you locate this site? looking for some information on Braddy,s Was the site presentation acceptable? Yes Comments:
Am looking for information on my mother and her parents she lived with Aruther and his brother,s and mom in the 1920 censues in Jefferson Co. farrington Twp. Her parents had to of passed between 1917 to the 1920's Last known to be in Ar. or Mo.
Name: Sandi Lee Craig <ewfarm@airmail.net> Date: 2002-02-18 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Royal C. Grant How did you locate this site? RootsWeb Was the site presentation acceptable? Yes Comments:
I have GRANT information directly back for ROYAL C. GRANT back to 1650 when PETER GRANT was taken prisoner by Cromwell after the Battle of Dunbar and ultimately sent to Boston, sold for 10 pounds as an indentured servant, then moved to Maine. 3 generations, 27 people moved from Maine to Ohio in 1816. Please contact me. I am looking for Royal C.'s exact death date, information on patents he held for inventions - and updates on several of his children. I am in contact with a ggg grandson-in-law. The direct relative dying just last year. Thanks! Sandi
Name: Sandi Lee Craig <ewfarm@airmail.net> Date: 2002-02-18 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Royal C. Grant How did you locate this site? RootsWeb Was the site presentation acceptable? Yes Comments:
I have GRANT information directly back for ROYAL C. GRANT back to 1650 when PETER GRANT was taken prisoner by Cromwell after the Battle of Dunbar and ultimately sent to Boston, sold for 10 pounds as an indentured servant, then moved to Maine. 3 generations, 27 people moved from Maine to Ohio in 1816. Please contact me. I am looking for Royal C.'s exact death date, information on patents he held for inventions - and updates on several of his children. I am in contact with a ggg grandson-in-law. The direct relative dying just last year. Thanks! Sandi
Name: Donna Leal (Jauron) <lealdonna@hotmail.com> Date: 2002-02-16 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Ray and Mary Jauron How did you locate this site? searching for Jaurons Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
Sight was interesting. Do you know much abour Mary McGilvra, she was my grandmother. I would love to know where she is originally from. She died when I was 7, she had hodgkins disease for 11 years!
Name: Brenda McDaniel <popbotel@yahoo.com> Date: 2002-02-16 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Hannah Howes How did you locate this site? looking for ancesters of House and Hunters aol Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
Very good presentation of your ancestry. Just looking to see if information I have on my tree is correct with yours. Amazing what you find when you look in to someones tree besides your own. I have found many people who are related back to Hannah House. My connection is thru the coburn side which my grandmother was a howse related to Lewis Laffayette which is her father. his father was Lewis Charles Howse. All on ancestry.com.
Name: Cindy Shideler Wise <cindyawise@attbi.com> Date: 2002-02-14 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Robert Shannon How did you locate this site? through a friend Was the site presentation acceptable? good! Comments:
Hi Douglas
Iamtrying to find the family of Robert O Shannon. He marreid an ancester of mine Mary Shideler. I am tryoing to see if there are family left of theirs. Do you know of any descendants of their son Robert Joyce?
Thanks Cindy
Name: Carolyn Gotelli <cahgotelli@aol.com> Date: 2002-02-09 Comments:
Hi Doug,
The updates are great, especially enjoyed the history article by Mr. Litchfiled. I wish I had known this information when I visited Scotland in 1982 with my sister-in-law Mary Ann Hansen. Leslie McGilvra was her grandmother.
Good work,
Carolyn
Name: Dennis Scaccia <dscaccia@bellsouth.net> Date: 2002-01-31 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Joseph Scaccia How did you locate this site? Search Was the site presentation acceptable? Yes Comments:
I have many corrections for you if you are interested. I also can complete many more Scaccia families for you. This is very interesting and I hope you contact me.
Name: Nikola Lupi <nicklupi@yahoo.com> Date: 2002-01-24 Comments:
Hi!
My name is Nikola Lupi and I live at the island of Hvar, Croatia. (Europe- checks www.hvar.hr ). I am 22 years old and studying management at American College in Dubrovnik (Croatia). I am searching on the Web for my surname family roots. Since yours surname is Lupi, I am interested if you can provide me feedback about your roots. I find out for sure that my ancestors have lived about 300 years at the island Hvar. I am not really sure where they came from. It sounds Italian (on Latin- lupus, lupi.m- meaning wolf). So if you have any information about Lupi family and your personal opinion you want to share with me, please email me.
Thank you for your time and I hope to hear from you soon.
Sincerely,
Nikola Lupi
Name: Ralph V. Litchfield <jrlitch@bendcable.com> Date: 2002-01-05 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? John, and his father Alexander Comments:
I enjoy your work. Keep it up
Name: Ralph V. Litchfield <jrlitch@bendcable.com> Date: 2002-01-05 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? John, and his father Alexander Comments:
I enjoy your work. Keep it up
Name: W Wentz <wlwentz@attbi.com> Date: 2002-01-04 Comments:
I enjoyed finding someone with my name
Name: Tobin MacGillivray Saalfeld <Tobylee1@Juno.com> Date: 2002-01-03 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? John Henry MacGillivray How did you locate this site? msn search Was the site presentation acceptable? fine Comments:
My grandfather JH MacG. from Duluth,Minn. My father Henry Stuart MacG. born 11-14-10 to Sarah Maude O'Donnell MacG. As you can see I am just starting.
Name: Bethanie Afton <Bethanie.Afton@ntlworld.com> Date: 2001-11-12 Comments:
My Grandfather is the son of CA Cooper. I have photographs of the homestead in Delphos and several of the family if you are interested. I also have a newspaper (no date or location) about a family reunion from c. Sept 1923. Get in touch if you're interested. do you have details of Lycurgus's parents? All I know is that his father's name is Perry
Name: P.J. (Phyllis Pinkston) Raymond <pjrjrjr@hotmail.com> Date: 2001-11-04 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? William McConnaughay How did you locate this site? Rootsweb Was the site presentation acceptable? Very nice Comments:
You have it back to my gggrandfather Willaim McConnaughay b.1800. His son was John Mack & his son was John Wesley, who was married to Nancy Ann Burton daughter of John Burton & Louisa Derrickson. My ggrandmother Theodocia McConnaughay(Donoho)was the 4th child of John & Nancy. She was born 1/18/1875, died July 2, 1953. Theodocia was married to John Isaac Donoho. Lived in Jefferson County Illinois. They had
8 children-John,Willard/Alfred & clifford Donoho/Ethel, Bessie, Ida & {Grace Estelle Donoho-Knight My grandmother)My grandmother Grace was married to John Wesley Knight & had 10 children- 1 set of triplets/1 set of twins. 3 boys & 7 girls. My mother was a twin. Herbert, Roy, & Claude Knight. (Maude knight-Pinkston/Tongate My Mother) , Lena, Leta, Cassey Jean, Docia, & Mildred. Don't know if this helps any, but maybe.
Name: Blaine Standiford <Blaine17@worldnet.att.net> Date: 2001-11-04 Comments:
John Standiford Brother James was my GGF. Their father was Skelton Standiford. James was b. 25 Jan. 1800 Harford County Md. James was the oldest.
Name: KENNETH A. JOHNK <KJOHNK@juno.com> Date: 2001-10-22 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? NONE How did you locate this site? SISTER'S NAME-LAVERNE ROWLETT Was the site presentation acceptable? VERY GOOD Comments:
I WAS JUST LOOKING AND ENTERED MY LAST NAME, JOHNK. UP CAME MY SISTER'S NAME, LAVERNE JOHNK ROWLETT. SHE WAS MARRIED TO NORBERT ROWLETT.
QUITE A SURPRISE TO SEE MC GILVRA NAME AT TOP. BELIEVE THAT IS THE MAIDEN NAME OF LADY (CHRISTINE FUCHS) I PLAYED BRIDGE WITH YESTERDAY. SHE HAS ALWAYS SAID HER FAMILY CAME FROM SCOTLAND. BELIEVE THEY SETTLED IN VANCOUVER, BC.
KEN JOHNK
Name: JO ANN CARLSTROM <SINGNANA4U@AOL.COM> Date: 2001-10-18 Was the site presentation acceptable? YES Comments:
I FOUND IT VERY EASY TO GET TO THE PICTURES BY SHARON MARKS. THE PICTURES WERE WONDERFUL.
Name: Gareld R. McEathron <gareldmce@aol.com> Date: 2001-10-11 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? John McEachron How did you locate this site? Google search for McEachron Was the site presentation acceptable? Great! Comments:
You show Katherine McGilvra married to a Cornelius McEachron (the son of John McEachron). I show a son of John named Cornelius for whom I have no spouse. The age of Katherine would make this a probable match. However, John and Cornelius are very common names in our family.
Do you have a reference that would help prove this match?
I have put up a web site for the McEachron and McEathron familys at www.McEathron.com which I have not updated for several months. However, I will do so soon.
You have a very impressive web site!
Gareld R. McEathron
4622 Waycross
Houston, Texas 77035-3724
713-729-8594
gareldmce@aol.com
Name: Joyce Wilcox <jjwilcox@erols.com> Date: 2001-09-06 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? John MacGillivray How did you locate this site? from rootsweb Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
Thanks so much on all the information on the McGilvra line! I was looking up my husband's grandparents which happened to link me in to a line back to John MacGillivray. Just started searches and it was very interesting to find one link that provided so much information.
His grandparents where Jean McGilvra and Hugh Wilcox. I noticed that that additional information concerning them was missing. Hopefully, we will be able to add in the future.
Thank you again.
Name: Scott Thomas Kwiatkowski <sonofmogh@earthlink.net> Date: 2001-08-27 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Scaccia or Scanio How did you locate this site? Link Was the site presentation acceptable? Yes Comments:
Thanks for the insight to the roots of my family tree
Name: Betty Pickett <bmp@gramsie.net> Date: 2001-08-22 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? James Bane 1650 How did you locate this site? You sent an e-mail Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
I noticed Bane, Beeler, Standiford we have in common
Name: Debra Shepherd <angelsmomdeb@aol.com> Date: 2001-08-17 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Albert Weister How did you locate this site? World Connect Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
Website was very useful
Name: issa <issa@hotmail.com> Date: 2001-07-18 Comments:
nice site,keep up the good work.for my guys,i have been here,abeg make una no spoil my work o.thank you
Name: Donna Hooker <Kwaj85fudh@webtv.net> Date: 2001-05-30 Was the site presentation acceptable? Wonderful Comments:
My mother was a McGilvra from Baraboo WI.Will get back to this site when I get home to my information.
Name: Harry Windecker <hwindecker@starpower.net> Date: 2001-05-30 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Amos Farrington How did you locate this site? google search Was the site presentation acceptable? great pictures Comments:
Amos Jr. is brother of John Farrington son of Amos Sr. who moved to New York from Massachusetts. I believe that Frances Farrington is buried in the cemetery adjacent to my granparents farm, as are several Minotts.
I have the Farringtons back to Edmund Farrington, 1588 and beyond. Amos moved to Schuyler, Herkimer, NY. My grandmother was a Farrington.
Name: Carole Bane <rbanefarm@aol.com> Date: 2001-05-28 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? james bane 1650 Comments:
Easy to navigate, and lots of infromation.
Name: Don Bullerman <bullrman@home.com> Date: 2001-05-17 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? William Bullerman GGuncle How did you locate this site? Google serach Was the site presentation acceptable? Yes Comments:
I have info on William Bullerman he was my Great Grandfather's youngest brother
Name: Sherman Craig <sandjcraig@accesswave.ca> Date: 2001-04-23 Comments:
My mother in law was a MacGILLIVRAY. She was raised in Saint Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada. It is possible her first ancestor in NB came from Boston - Angus MacGILLIVRAY.
Name: Dawn H. <tpdh+2@spacestar.net> Date: 2001-04-07 Was the site presentation acceptable? site looks fantastic! Comments:
looking to find holsaple or butterfield from wisconsin, specifically baraboo/sauk county. search lead me to your site , but I coudn't find either!
Name: Amanda Joe <frybreadmkr@hotmail.com> Date: 2001-04-02 Was the site presentation acceptable? very Comments:
I am looking for the mcgilbrys and would like any info on them be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Name: carole Bane <rbanefarm@aol> Date: 2001-03-28 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? James Bane 1650 How did you locate this site? Can't remember got so excited. Was the site presentation acceptable? perfect Comments:
I'm so excited to find this information. We have always know the Banes came from Pa. but have never found so much info. Our line is Jesse 1747 son of Joseph. Thanks.
Name: James Huff Jr. <digitalcurrent@yahoo.com> Date: 2001-03-22 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Great-great grandparents on Scanio side How did you locate this site? blind luck Comments:
Great site, amazing amount of info. I sent you an email with a few corrections/additions, minor stuff. I wish it were possible to see more of the tree at one time, though. Do you have a way to print it out or something?
Name: Lara Wayman <swayman@worldnett.att.net> Date: 2001-02-26 Comments:
oh. woops. you do have a search thingy. sorry
Name: Lara Wayman <swayman@worldnet.att.net> Date: 2001-02-26 How did you locate this site? Yahoo search Comments:
Make a search engine! i am intrested in the Wayman or Scaillon family tree
Name: Kenneth R Bowling <kenbowling@hotmail.com> Date: 2001-01-28 How did you locate this site? Relative stumbled on it Was the site presentation acceptable? Your family groups are not sequencial Comments:
I have information re: Edmund Bowling, Sr. and his ancestors and his descendents on the William Cannon Bowling line. I also have some information on Valentine King Bowling. Are you interested?
Name: Dorothy Fetter <dottiefetter@cs.com> Date: 2001-01-26 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? John MacGillvary How did you locate this site? google.com Was the site presentation acceptable? very nice Comments:
My grandmother Myrtle Louella Fairbanks was married to Daniel Aiken McGilvra son of Ebenezer Aiken. My mother Myrtle Ethel McGilvra married Clayton Dodge. I'm very happy to find this website. My name is Dorothy Dodge Fetter.
Name: Sarita Cooper Snipes <csnipes@dcn.davis.ca.us> Date: 2000-12-23 How did you locate this site? search on rootsweb Was the site presentation acceptable? fantastic!! Comments:
Great site, Doug!!!!!!
Name: Steve Carlstrom <scarlstrom@webtv.net> Date: 2000-12-20 How did you locate this site? e-mail link Was the site presentation acceptable? Yes Comments:
Cool stuff. If you need any info about my family... glad to help. My middle name is "Joseph." My divorce took place on 09/10/1993. Want pictures? Or just old pictures?
Very good work.
Name: Polli Bates <JohnPolliB@webtv.net> Date: 2000-12-20 How did you locate this site? WorldConnect Was the site presentation acceptable? Very! Comments:
I am, at the earliest known, related to Charles Levi Conwell, who was my 4th great-grandpa. He married Katherine Elizabeth RAYL, daughter of Elijah and Catherine COOPER. I also know that Charles L. had a sister, Julia Ann, who married Thomas Rayl, brother to Katherine Elizabeth, and they had a younger brother, Capt. Reason Conwell Jr. All were born in Ohio, and their father might have logically been Reason Sr. Also possible: Prettyman Conwell, who died in Ohio, could have ben their grandfather. I also know that ALL Conwell people in the U.S. are related to Russell H. Conwell, writer of "Acres of Diamonds," and co-founder of Temple University, and also, all Conwells are related to Sir Oliver Cromwell and Charlemagne. I learned this from Kristen Merrell, who descends from Anna CONWELL Merrell, the sister of Russel H. Conwell. She can go right back through her lineage to Cromwell. Right now, I cannot. But, thank you for site! It's great! Polli
Name: Evelyn (Lupi) Jackson <ejackson@acronet.net> Date: 2000-12-12 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Filippo & Giovanola How did you locate this site? cousin call me Was the site presentation acceptable? Yes Comments:
Really enjoyed it
Name: Shelby Lupi <shelbyj@acronet.net> Date: 2000-12-12 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Great-grandfather How did you locate this site? just browsing Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
interested in the Lupi family tree.
Name: Gilda Graham Parker <gildajay@atlantic.net> Date: 2000-12-02 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Hiram Alexander Fuller How did you locate this site? rootsweb Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
I believe Hiram Alexander Fuller was my grandfather. His second marriage was to Bertha. My mother was Alice (she spelled it Alyce). She and my father William H. Graham,Jr. had 4 children, William Henry,III., Phillip Alvarez, Joalyce and myself Gilda Fuller Graham (now Parker) I believe you have already been in contact with my cousins Jan, Mary Claire, and Pat Rowton. This side of the family is very interesting. If you need any more information that I might provide please email me. Thanks.
Name: Carrie <dejas@mailexcite.com> Date: 2000-11-29 Comments:
test 4
Name: Bonnie Loeffler <Bonnieloeffler@aol.com> Date: 2000-11-25 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Henry Klipstein How did you locate this site? Net Detective-looking for Klipstein Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
This helped me with Charlotte McGilvers Klipsteins family line. I Knew her parents names, but did not know she had a brother. This helps bring her into my family more fully. Thanks.
Name: Michael D. McGilvra <mmcgilvr@idcnet.com> Date: 2000-10-27 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? John MacGillivray/Jenet McLoed How did you locate this site? Searched using Altavista Was the site presentation acceptable? Excellant Comments:
I'm still going through your site and its links, I have been to the Allomac site, it is also very good. I have an old copy of a family sketch written by George B. McGilvra of Baraboo, WI. It leads to John MacGillivray but it did not mention where John was born, it did mention the conscription into the British army and Albany, NY. I recently visited the Sauk County Historical Museum in Baraboo, WI. They had some very interesting information, one of George B.'s children kept some very good scrapbooks that have a good acount of that time period of the late 1800's and early 1900's. I will also pass this site on to a McGilvray here in Fort Atkinson, WI that I recently met.
Thanks for the great work on the site and data base.
Mike McGilvra
Name: Gayle Donovan Stanichuk <stanichu@earthlink.net> Date: 2000-09-22 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Hattie Hulsebos How did you locate this site? Jan Hulsebos Lankerd Was the site presentation acceptable? excellent job! Comments:
Hattie Hulsebos, wife of Arthur McGilvra, was a first cousin to my grandfather Ralph Alfred Veltman. Hatties' father Henry Hulsebos and Ralphs' mother Henrietta Hulsebos Veltman were brother and sister. Their parents were Meeuwes Hulsebos and Aaltje Dykema, who were born in the Netherlands and immigrated to the U.S. in 1847, with four children, Henry, Katrina, Aaldert and Alfred, two additional children John and Henrietta were born in Noordeloos, Michigan. I have several genealogy charts naming both the Hulsebos and Veltman Families, from their time of arrivals in the U.S. through current generations.
I would love to hear from any long lost relatives. The decendant charts I have, list Hatties' brother Albert and her two sisters, Dorothy and Alice and all their families, including husbands, wives and children. You can reach me at stanichu@earthlink.net or direct mail at 3864 Lawson Dr., Troy, Michigan 48084
Name: Jan (Hulsebos) Lankerd <LankLinks@aol.com> Date: 2000-09-11 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Hattie Hulsebos How did you locate this site? Looking for Hatties offspring Was the site presentation acceptable? Certainly Comments:
Hattie Hulsebos was a 1st cousin to my grandfather, Albert.
Her father Henry was a brother to my great grandfather, John. I was trying to find 3rd cousins, actually. If you have any info, it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Name: Betty (McGilvra) Moore <bemore36@peoplepc.com> Date: 2000-08-06 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? ? How did you locate this site? Daughter before I had computer Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
Hi Mr. McGilvra, I don't have our past info with me right now, my brother Earl has done some research,I will pass it on as soon as I can get it.I know he has traced our family back to Alabama, Georgia & Florida but seem to loose the trail from there, I wish I had listened more closely when my mother was alive. This site is very informative and presented well. Thank You Betty (McGilvra)Moore daughter of Edmond Alexander & Jessie Jane(Parker)McGilvra(both dec.)
Name: Betty (McGilvra) Moore <bemore36@peoplepc.com> Date: 2000-08-06 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? ? How did you locate this site? Daughter before I had computer Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
Hi Mr. McGilvra, I don't have our past info with me right now, my brother Earl has done some research,I will pass it on as soon as I can get it.I know he has traced our family back to Alabama, Georgia & Florida but seem to loose the trail from there, I wish I had listened more closely when my mother was alive. This site is very informative and presented well. Thank You Betty (McGilvra)Moore daughter of Edmond Alexander & Jessie Jane(Parker)McGilvra(both dec.)
Name: Joseph Mcgilvra <chief_97054@yahoo.com> Date: 2000-07-17 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Nathan Tanner Mcgilvra How did you locate this site? Portland Highlnd games 2000 Was the site presentation acceptable? excelent Comments:
I have his family tree of decendants. Call me 503 397-6853.Time is critical Nathan's oldest son is 87 years old but his mind is very sharp.My address is 65464 Meissner RD. Deer Island Oregon, 97054.thanks. Joe McGilvra
Name: Jenny Craig <jcraig@hypermax.net.au> Date: 2000-07-14 How did you locate this site? DPS Perth Was the site presentation acceptable? Excellent Comments:
Just a wild shot. I'm looking for John Macgillivray (or any of his kin) b.abt 1842 Dingwall, Scotland, he married Frances F and had four children Margaret, James, Finlayson (my g grandfather) and Effie. The family immigrated to South Africa in 1859 and there the trail goes cold. Finlayson married one, Sarah and I can find no more. My searches in Scotland have not found any more so I continue to keep looking, maybe something will turn up.
Jenny Craig
Name: carol booth <carol@melbpc.org.au> Date: 2000-07-13 How did you locate this site? I saw Mc GILVRA on a prepared list of web sites Was the site presentation acceptable? YES Comments:
My maternal gr grandmother was Isabella Mc GILLIVRAY who married Peter GRANT in Inverness and emigrated to Melbourne Australia in 1852. I follow any leads that might help me find her parents.
I like the set up of your web page.
Name: jo currie <jo.currie@easynet.co.uk> Date: 2000-07-08 How did you locate this site? via Macdonald Was the site presentation acceptable? not very Comments:
Trying to find a way in to tell Macdonalds and McGilvras who are descended from Isle of Mull families about a book I am publishing in October about Mull families including these names. Entitled MULL - the island and the people. Author Jo Currie. It places Mull Macdonalds and McGilvras of 18th & 19th centuries in context. Price is to be about ú25 sterling so perhaps around $40 US. ISBN 1 84158 105 4
Name: Carolyn Gotelli <cahgotelli@aol.com> Date: 2000-05-29 Comments:
Doing research for my children, they are related to the McGilvra family through their grandmother Laura Woolworth.
Name: Sue Cancio <cancios@uswest.net> Date: 2000-05-22 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? none How did you locate this site? Rootsweb guestbook link Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
Just wanted to find out the background on the surname Scanio once I checked out your site! My hubby's is Cancio which everyone thinks is Italian, but is Hispanic. Just a bit of curiosity.
Name: Jamie Wayman Jones <djjones@warpnet.net> Date: 2000-05-10 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Leonard Wayman How did you locate this site? Rootsweb Was the site presentation acceptable? Excellent! Comments:
I'm a descendant of the Wayman's--our line comes from Jesse Wayman born in W. V. in 1827, son of William & Amy Bane Wayman. Thanks for the additional information on our ancestors.
Name: Donna Gist Moore <jndmoore@clds.net> Date: 2000-04-26 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Edith Cromwell How did you locate this site? RootsWeb's WorldConnect Project Comments:
Edith Cromwell did indeed marry Joseph Williams, but she is not the mother of his son. She married first Christopher Gist probably bef. 1679 when they emigrated to Maryland, he died in 1690 and she married Joseph Williams in 1691. Here is a quote from Jean Muir Dorsey's "Christopher Gist of Maryland and Some of His Descendants," page 2: "Joseph Williams died soon after their marriage. His will made Sept. 24, 1692, appointed his wife Edith Williams, executrix and named four children by a former marriage. (Balt. Co. Md. Court Proceedings, Liber F, No. 2, p. 360; Balt. Co. Md. Wills 6, p. 20, Hall of Records, Annapolis.)" Edith Cromwell Gist Williams m. (3) 1692 John Beecher. She wrote her will May 23, 1694 and died before June 19, 1694, when her husband John Beecher petitioned the Court for time to render an account of his wife's estate.
Name: Sally Tingay <Yagnit@modempool.com> Date: 2000-04-14 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Alma Strine How did you locate this site? Just Surfing Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
My Grandmother was Albert Mortimer Mcgilvra's second wife. Even though my Father, Uncle, and Aunt were just step children, I consider Albert as my Grandfatther.
Name: James W. Bryner <jbryner@cin.net> Date: 2000-04-13 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? none How did you locate this site? just looking Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
Was interested in your Bryner.
Name: Verdaine Hooper <vhooper@eritter.net> Date: 2000-04-04 How did you locate this site? Rootswebb Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
Made the connection by trying to find ancestors for my wife's family - McCORMICKs of Wayne County, IL. Came across your listing of the Opal RICHARDS line which ties in with the family. Would like to trade information if I have any that you might want concerning the McCORMICK line of Wayne County.
Name: Lynette Scanio <Lscanio@aol.com> Date: 2000-03-05 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? Salvatore How did you locate this site? It is great, Geru !! Was the site presentation acceptable? of course !! Comments:
Keep up the great work and when you get bored start on my family tree because I do not know how to do it..
Name: LORETTA ALLEN <WTOUTRETT@MIDAMER.NET> Date: 2000-03-05 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? ? How did you locate this site? DOUGLAS L MCGILVRA Was the site presentation acceptable? VERY WELL Comments:
I enjoy going threw this site. i think it great to see where you came from and to wonder where we are all going?
Name: Me <Me@juno.com> Date: 2000-03-04 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? me How did you locate this site? them Was the site presentation acceptable? us Comments:
HI
Name: Ronda "Rotten" Allen <yehawsmile@midamer.net> Date: 2000-01-26 How did you locate this site? email sent to me by Uncle Dougie Was the site presentation acceptable? More than! Comments:
Thankyou Uncle Dougie, This is a lovley site. I found the Photos of My Grandparents and Great Grandparents very moving... Thankyou
Name: Jan Auen Misquez <janmis@prodigy.net> Date: 2000-01-26 How did you locate this site? Donna Frank Is my Aunt Was the site presentation acceptable? Very nice Comments:
I really think this is wonderful for all of us to know where we came from and have a big family. will send you more information and pictures. again thank you very much from all my family, Brandy Nichole Misquez is my daughter. Please send me any information on the Auen's side.
Name: Calogero Vincenzo Scanio <gero.scanio@snsl.co.uk> Date: 2000-01-12 How did you locate this site? Searched on "Scanio" Was the site presentation acceptable? Yes Comments:
My family originated from Naro, Sicliy. We live in London, England. I would be very interested if you know of any other Scanio's that may have come from Naro. Both my parents were born in Naro while I was born in London. Apparently my father had a relative who immigrated to the USA but can't remember much more than that.
Name: Joan E. (Fuller) Mickelsen <joane@nebi.com> Date: 1999-12-30 Comments:
Nice site! Think we probably are of the same Fuller line.
Name: Lynn <Lscanio@aol.com> Date: 1999-12-22 How did you locate this site? Via your E-mail Was the site presentation acceptable? Very nice as always Comments:
You need more pictures but the ones you have in are nice..
Name: Ralph V. Litchfield <jrlitch@teleport.com> Date: 1999-12-21 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? John MacGillivray How did you locate this site? info from Doug Mc Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
Keep up the good work!
Name: LORETTA ALLEN <WTOUTRETT@MIDAMER.NET> Date: 1999-12-21 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? KE SAACH How did you locate this site? DOUGLAS LEONARD MCGILVAR Was the site presentation acceptable? FAB U LOUS Comments:
I ENJOY THIS SITE VERY MUCH. THANK YOU DOUGLAS FOR BRINGING IT TO ALL OF US. YOU CAN TELL YOU PUT A LOT OF WOKE AND TIME INTO IT. THANK YOU AGAIN. LORETTA ALLEN
Name: Dennis P. McGilvra <jmcgilvra@columbia-center.org> Date: 1999-12-19 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? John MacGillivray How did you locate this site? by typing MacGillivray Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
I am 14 and want to be an exchange student to Scotland at the town of Rigg on the Isle of Skye (or close to there) where my 5th great grandfather John MacGillivray lived.
Name: Douglas J. McGilvra <nupoile@yahoo.com> Date: 1999-12-05 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? John of course How did you locate this site? http://mcgilvra.home.mindspring.com/ Was the site presentation acceptable? i suppose Comments:
Since I am maybe the only other Douglas McGilvra, I had to say 'hi'.
Name: Linda <lopealong@mediaone.net> Date: 1999-11-23 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? looked at abigail Maverick How did you locate this site? hehehe.....technology....... Was the site presentation acceptable? very nice Comments:
Hi Unka! Looks super! Remember, Abigail Maverick ties into Rev.John Maverick and wife Mary Gye. They came on the "Mary and John" in 1630. He served as the mimister to the pilgrims at Plymouth Colony from 1630-1635 when he died. Keep that in mind on this year's Thanksgiving! See ya! Lil Cuz
Name: Jo Autrey <jmautrey@email.msn.com> Date: 1999-11-20 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? none How did you locate this site? Freepages Help list Was the site presentation acceptable? Wonderful Comments:
I'm not connected to your site, but am trying to learn to maintain my own site which was set up by a friend at K-D Designs. Now I'm learning and I'm terrified, can't even access the site! I wanted to visit your site and see how you did yours.:)
So far, the background is very nice, but doesn't distract from reading the information you provide. Very pleasing work, good luck! I'll be back for more reviewing your system as how you expand and continue to work with it.
Jo's Front Porch & Genealogy
http://members.tripod.com/~JoMAutrey
Name: LORETTAallen <wtoutrett@midamer.net> Date: 1999-11-20 How did you locate this site? though joann carlstrom Was the site presentation acceptable? yes Comments:
this should prove to be very interesting.
Name: Doug <mcgilvra@mindspring.com> Date: 1999-11-19 Comments:
Check realignment of Guestbook inputs.
Name: Janice Murphy Craft <murffmly@yahoo.com> Date: 1999-11-18 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? none How did you locate this site? rootsweb Was the site presentation acceptable? definitely Comments:
well presented website. I enjoyed looking at it. You did a great job. great background.
Name: Eleanor Scott <EISCOT@AOL.COM> Date: 1999-11-06 Your earliest ancestor found in this tree? John MacGillivary How did you locate this site? Doug's link Was the site presentation acceptable? Good Comments:
Thanks for all the hard hours of putting this family together for us. Our grandparents would be proud.
-- Ellie Scott