Penn Street Library Guestbook

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Name: Pat Williams <ewa_Williams1242@damailbox.com>

Date: 2009-04-16

Comments:
Cool site

Name: Leona Gay Meese <lmeese@nltc.net>

Date: 2003-07-11

Comments:
I am searching for my ancestry on my dad's, Emmett Leon Meese)line. I have information back to his Great Great Grand
Father- John Austin Meese born 1836 (Ohio),married to Lavinia Marian Burger Nov. 22, 1857 and died Feb. 9, 1914.
In Indianapolis, Indian Library had a Henry Meese who married a Polly and their fist child was John Austin Meese, born 1836. I found a Henry N. Meece born in 1813, wife Polly Waddle born 1812. His father John Meece. Also I find
a Henry Meece with a wife Polly Baker
I keep getting a closed door. Henry had his children in
Pulaski, Kentucky. I have found some Meese's(Meece) connecting with the Indians. Have you any information like this?

Name: Ronnie <grmira@yahoo.com>

Date: 2002-04-04

Comments:
Thank you all for stopping by the Penn Street Library. Hope you found something good and that you will check back for new projects. ~Ronnie


Name:	Pat Williams <ewa_Williams1242@damailbox.com>
Date:	2009-04-16
Comments:	Cool site


Name:	Leona Gay Meese <lmeese@nltc.net>
Date:	2003-07-11
Comments:	I am searching for my ancestry on my dad's, Emmett Leon Meese)line. I have information back to his Great Great Grand Father- John Austin Meese born 1836 (Ohio),married to Lavinia Marian Burger Nov. 22, 1857 and died Feb. 9, 1914. In Indianapolis, Indian Library had a Henry Meese who married a Polly and their fist child was John Austin Meese, born 1836. I found a Henry N. Meece born in 1813, wife Polly Waddle born 1812. His father John Meece. Also I find a Henry Meece with a wife Polly Baker I keep getting a closed door. Henry had his children in Pulaski, Kentucky. I have found some Meese's(Meece) connecting with the Indians. Have you any information like this?


Name:	Ronnie <grmira@yahoo.com>
Date:	2002-04-04
Comments:	Thank you all for stopping by the Penn Street Library. Hope you found something good and that you will check back for new projects. ~Ronnie