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Private Message added 2009-08-13 |
| Date | 2009-08-10 |
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| Message | My daddy J. P. Parrish was born in Quitman in 1905. My grandfather Richard Milton Parrish was born in Quitman in 1878. My greatgrandfather John Perkins Parrish was born in VA and moved to Wood County. My great-greatgrandfather John Milton Parrish was born in VA and moved to Wood County. I am looking for any information on John Milton Parrish and my grandmother Mary Ann Ziegler Parrish. |
| Date | 2009-08-03 |
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| Message | Enjoyed browsing the Wood County Site. Exceptionally well done. Thanks. Husband's family granted land in Red River District per 1840's His grt-grand father Francis G. Goodman b. 1828 in Tennessee settle in Titus County. Married in Red River County. Divorced Mary Frances Dalby Goodman 1872. Trying to locate him after this time. Family members,George Bishop Goodman, wife Elizabeth "betsy" Flippin, Uncle Jesse, wife Isabelle all after 1860 said to be buried in "Lost Goodman" Cemetery near Titus and Morris county boundry. Any clues would help. Thanks. |
| Date | 2009-07-18 |
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| Message | Hello, We are researching Bobby's grandfather,Andrew Jackson Ingram,who lived in Wood County. He married Amanda Browning in 1871. They had 11 of their children in Wood county and then moved to Henderson Co where they had their last one. They are buried in Henderson Co in Davis cemetery. Amanda was born in Jackson Co, Al. |
Private Message added 2009-07-13 |
| Date | 2009-06-25 |
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| Message | Hello, my husband is a direct descendant from the apel family, William M Apel came from Germany and he and his wife settled in Wood County in the 1800's. If anyone has any info on William please send me an email. Thanks! |
| Date | 2009-06-22 |
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| Message | Just visiting (for now). |
| Date | 2009-06-15 |
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| Message | Checking on Coats in the East Texas area. |
| Date | 2009-05-12 |
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| Message | Both my greatgrandfathers lived in wood county and were conscripted into stones regiment 2nd partisan calvery in march 1863. Their names were Archibald Faulconer who died either on the march to arkansas or in arkansas about sept 1864, & Dr. charles harrper. Dr. harper survived. Archibald wrote 3 letters to his wife virginia which mentions where they were and some of the men that were with them.I can trace many of the battles from microfish at cornel university because of the letters.This regiment was continuously involved in fighting from march 1863 until the battles at mansfield, louisiana. I will try to submit the letters and some correspondence pertaining to the fighting this unit was involved in. They were a brave and fierce fighting regiment, serving under General Thomas Greens division. batteling battleships that were on the mississipi and atchafaliea rivers. |
Private Message added 2009-05-06 |
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