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Connie Sneed
11:23 AM on January 20, 2010
Thanks for the nice comments. We learn more and more everyday and hope to keep the website updated.
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Rabit Cages
04:06 AM on January 20, 2010
Your site keeps getting better and better! Your older articles are not as good as newer ones you have a lot more creativity and originality now keep it up!
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Dee Cunningham
03:33 PM on January 05, 2010
Great website! John W. Chandler, who was an attorney and judge in La Grange in the 1850's was my ggggrandfather. His daughter, Margret Chandler, married Mat S. Wallace who located in LaGrange after the Civil War. While there he was a photographer, owned a livery stable along with other endeavors. I'm always interested in anyone researching the Chandler, Wallace or Dunkin families.
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Susan Allen Warner
12:01 PM on May 22, 2009
I'm looking for information on Henry A. Allen and Ralph C. Allen who moved to Somerville in 1899. Family history indicates they purchased a sawmill (plantation) in 1904. I'm looking for details. Also, There was a son, Leonard C. who was born in Somerville in 1909 who may have died there before 1920. Any information would be fantastic. I'm planning on being in Somerville about June 19-20, 2009. Thanks
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Shannan Thompson
06:57 PM on April 28, 2009
My grandparents are Garthie and Ida Mae Thompson. My grandmother was a Paige, her father's name was "Bus" Paige and her mother's name was Mary Martin. Im interested in finding my great-grandmothers information some say she was of Native American descent but I want to know for sure. If anyone knows anything please contact me.
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Gene Freudenberg
10:27 AM on March 18, 2009
Great grandfather settled in Fayette County in 1883. I have tracked our family to 1754 in Northern Germany. I have also done the DNA testing to determine our blood line.
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Ivan D. Schultz
10:48 AM on February 21, 2009
I am interested in the following family names in Fayette Co and have quite a bit of info on them if anyone is interested:
Blume, Brandstatter, Anton Schultz (Scholtz), Schlottmann and Frosch.
Blume, Brandstatter, Anton Schultz (Scholtz), Schlottmann and Frosch.
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Theopolis Johnson
02:33 PM on February 05, 2009
My ancesters' surname were East & Simmons. Were African-American lived in Fayette County during the 1800's and were probably slaves during the antebellum period. I am interested in determining whether or not there are any slave census listing owners with those names.
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Patricia Lorraine Thomas
12:54 AM on November 03, 2008
My great grandmother was Ella Shields. Her father was Tom Shield and mother was Sarah Lowe. Tom Shields father was Abram Shields. My granddmother was Rosa Lee Manor who lived in the Fort Worth, Texas area until her death 1988. If any Shields or Lowe's in the area, let me know. African-American Family members
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Frances Hansborough
10:19 PM on September 15, 2008
I live in California but ALL of my family are from Texas. I was born in Texas. My aunt told me of the Fillmore's (my grandmother's family) and indicated they orginated in Fayette. I need help in finding info on them. They are african american, and perhaps, there are slave records to help me. Can anyone give me guidance?
Frances E. Hansborough
Frances E. Hansborough
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