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| Date | 2010-12-13 |
| Location |  |
| Which Family Line? | quigley |
| Message | i have been trying to find some information about my grand mother. i remember her saying her people came from the dalles, or. her name was grace quigley and she was born about 1899. at some point she came to california and married my grand father clarence olivas. i also remember some talk about two brothers who lived in san francisco in the 1920's or 30's. thanks, john |
Private Message added 2010-12-11 |
| Date | 2010-08-22 |
| Location | |
| Which Family Line? | Crouse |
| Was my information helpful? | Yes, very excellent information |
| If you would like a response, please e-mail me, I | [email protected] |
| Message | I have much information on the Dr. Jehu Crouse Jr. of El Paso ( b. Sept 22 1869 )line of descendants which you have been looking for but have not found. I have been following your hartsook page for awhile and since 1/2010 found a lot of new info on my great-grandfather above and his family, other then my grandmother. Thanks for all your excellent research. I was very happy to see the picture of Dr. Jehu Sr. from Ossian Ind b.1817, on your site. i will try to contact you thru other means to see if you are interested in the information I have. Thanks again, Patrick Foltz |
Private Message added 2010-07-27 |
| Date | 2010-07-15 |
| Which Family Line? | Noland |
| Message | RE: Noland Burials: Pleasent C. Noland(1830-1901) is buried here, as well as a daughter, and Pleasent's Mother, Mary Noland (Died fall of 1853) Mary was the wife of Smallwood V. Noland, of Independence, Jackson Co. MO. Cemetery is gated, so inquire of the house at the foot of the hill as to access. The stones of the Nolands are large, and Mary's dates to ( of course) 1854. Look for a LARGE pine tree near the hedge boundary at the top of the hill, The Nolands rest under that pine. LOCATION CRESWELL ASSOCIATION; Camas Swale Road 1ΒΌ miles west of Creswell, .6 miles south on Howe Lane Cresswell, Oregon. Easy access via I-5 |
| Date | 2010-07-15 |
| Location | |
| Which Family Line? | Noland |
| Was my information helpful? | Yup |
| If you would like a response, please e-mail me, I | Yes please! |
| Message | I share an interest in the Noland line, and related lines. Especially the "Lost" Wagon Train of 1853, of which Pleasent Noland was a key figure. Best Regards, P.M. |
| Date | 2010-02-13 |
| Which Family Line? | Ball,Highland |
| Was my information helpful? | very |
| If you would like a response, please e-mail me, I | [email protected] |
| Message | hi,do you have anymore information on margaret highland,i can't find anything on her thank you [email protected] |
| Date | 2010-01-21 |
| Location | |
| Which Family Line? | Owens, Robert |
| Was my information helpful? | Very informative for me. |
| Message | I'm always looking for information regarding Robert, hard to come by. Robert is the father of Margaret Ellen Owens, who is my gg-grandmother. She married my gg-grandfather, Horace Jackson Minor. There is a lot of history I would like too know about. Barbara Hartsook has been a tremendous help and I appreciate her expertise also. Knowing about Thomas and his history is almost equal to finding information about Robert. It was a history of tragic events. Ron Minor |
Private Message added 2009-12-13 |
| Date | 2009-11-03 |
| Which Family Line? | Arrell |
| Message | I am very curious as to why the Arrell name is not listed. To my understanding, the Arrells, Frank and Lora, were hops farmers in Independence Oregon and most of the family lines still lives there today. Does anyone have any information on the Arrell family? |
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