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Dau Church History Library
The Dau Church History Library is collecting material on each past and present church in the City of Detroit: its written history, anniversary or celebration booklets, photos of the interior and exterior of the church facilities, videos where possible, information of clergy or the parish, verbal histories, and any small historical artifacts. We do not have the resources to do geneology research.
The Library is limited mainly to past and present parishes of the City of Detroit only for the sake of drawing some type of geographical boundary to the historic collection.
In addition, the Dau Church History Library contains:
An Annual Church History Seminar is held at Historic Trinity presenting lectures and information pertaining to some phase of church history.
The Dau Church History Library does not contain the genealogical collection of church records listing births, weddings, and deaths. We will provide the proper referral source where possible. However, some day it is anticipated the library will develop CD computer discs on individual parish histories.
The Library is named after a son of the congregation, the Rev. Dr. W.H.T. Dau. Dr. Dau was a professor at Concordia Seminary in St. Louis, Missouri, and an Assistant Pastor at Old Trinity Lutheran Church in St. Louis, Missouri. He was a major contributing translator and editor of the"Concordia Triglotta" - the Symbolical Books of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in German, Latin, and English. Dr. Dau in 1925 became the first Lutheran President of Valparaiso University in Valparaiso, Indiana.
Dr. Gilbert T. Otte, the sixth Pastor of Historic Trinity Lutheran Church from 1927-1981, began the Dau Church History Library from a scattered collection of books and booklets on Lutheran history in Michigan.
In 1982, with the help of a grant from the McGregor and Gannett Foundations, the library was rebuilt and equipped, and The Rev. Dr. David Eberhard developed the concept of formally collecting the history on all past and present churches in the City of Detroit. The Library is funded by Historic Trinity, Inc. and tax deductible contributions from corporations and individuals.
The Dau Church History Library works in close cooperation with the Burton Historical Library of Detroit the Bentley Historical Library of the University of Michigan, and the Concordia Historical Institute in St. Louis, Missouri.
Besides cash donations, the Dau Library is in need of additional equipment, volunteers to catalogue and prepare materials, church anniversary booklets or church historical materials, artifacts from churches, photos of events or groups at churches, Bibles of all translations, and photo and video equipment.
For information call (313) 567-3100 or Fax (313) 567-3209 or email Historic Trinity
Other Libraries at Historic Trinity
The DAU CHURCH HISTORY LIBRARY of Historic Trinity is an emerging collection of histories, photos, maps, videos, artifacts, and oral histories of the churches of all denominations in the City of Detroit. The Dau Church History Library is housed on the third floor of Otte Hall of Historic Trinity, located in downtown Detroit at 1345 Gratiot Ave.
This reference and research library is open from 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM Monday through Friday, or by special appointment by calling (313) 567-3100. The Dau Church History Library is open to anyone who wishes to research or review the historical data. No materials may be removed or borrowed from the library.
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Name: Joseph Redding <email@example.com> Date: 2015-08-27 Comments:
I would like to discuss Woodall family corrections. Thank You. I do appreciate all the hard work put into this project. -- J Dwayne Redding
Name: Therese <email@example.com> Date: 2012-04-13 Comments:
Miss you Mary !
Name: Bill Liles <email@example.com> Date: 2012-03-19 Comments:
Great site. I am looking for males in the male line of decendents of Lucious Pope Liles who was a brother to my GG Grandfather John James Liles as I am the administrator of the Liles/Liles DNA project at Family Tree DNA and would like them to test to compare with my dna sequence. If you know of any, please forward my contact information to them. Thanks. Also, I have information further back than you have on your site for Liles should you need it.
Name: darlene collum carter <email@example.com> Date: 2012-02-20 Comments:
please call me or email me k? 770-547-9326 I have been worried bout you, your phone no good?
Name: Jan Morgan <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2011-11-03 Comments:
Mary, I need to reach you. have changes in family tree.
Hoytt's death Maggie (Margaret)'s remarriage and birth of new baby
Name: Cheryl Woodall <email@example.com> Date: 2011-11-02 Comments:
My Great Grandfather is George Washington Woodall, married to Martha Sloan. My Great Uncle is Charles Douglas Woodall, founder of the Calif Cotton Mill Workers union.. I am the granddaughter of Robert Louis Woodall Sr. (son of Charles, and the daughter of Robert Louis Woodall Jr. Son of Robert Woodall Sr. I am researching my roots, I enjoyed and learned about my ancestors thru your site. thank you
Name: Jim Bryan <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2011-08-31 Comments:
Name: wanda J. carter <email@example.com> Date: 2011-06-16 Comments:
I am really impressed at all of the information that you have put together. You have Eleanor Agnes Steele Weaver on your information and she is my grandmother. My daddy was Noble H. Weaver and he was the baby of the Weaver family before she married Monroe Endsley and they had a son named Pat Endsley. Hubert Tabor married my mother's sister Alice Larkin Tabo, who is now deceased, she is the mother of James Tabor that you all met at the Memorial Service at Hickory Grove Cemetery, Petty, Texas
Name: Tera Collum Roberts <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2011-06-10 Comments:
I enjoyed looking at your site. My family is Carl E, Carl J., Trannie, Willis, Phillip, Vincent, Uriah and William. I am looking forward to finding out more about William.
Name: Susan Wood <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2011-04-08 Comments:
just looking for Wood and Woodall relatives from Habersham County, GA. Love the work u have done. Quite impresssive.
Name: Beverly Morgan <email@example.com> Date: 2011-02-11 Comments:
WOW! I am researching my family history and I came across this and it has ME in it!!!! Please contact me. There are some errors and missing information that I would like to give you. I am Beverly Morgan, daughter of Virgil McSwain Morgan #126. My brother is Greg (you have his name spelled incorrectly). Please get in contact with me!!
Beverly Morgan
Name: Bobby H Collum <email@example.com> Date: 2010-05-05 Comments:
Hi,I am a descendant of Uriah Maxwell,Loderick Pope Sr,Robert
lee, Major loderick Pope Collum. This website has been
a treasure trove in finding my family roots. "Thanks" for
all the hard work in producing this site. My grand kids
were astounded that such records are on the internet.
Name: Terry Woodall Ramsbotham <email@example.com> Date: 2010-04-28 Comments:
I just found your sit and was so excited. I am the daughter of John Harris Woodall and Millicent Rose Westbrook. I knew that my father married after he and my mother divorced and could remember her name was Flora Holliday but that is all. Do you have any other facts besides their marrage year. Would love to have what I have gathered with you. Thanks for any help, Terry W. Ramsbotham
Name: Jerry Collum Smith <email@example.com> Date: 2010-03-14 Comments:
I noticed there hasn't been much activity on this account in a while, but I have been trying to correct an error in the listing of my father. He didn't die living in Lake Panasoffkee, FL and he was never married to a woman named Marjorie. I think someone mixed up my father, James A. Lee Collum, (born) 1/1/1920 with another James Collum. Having looked through the descendant list, the name is pretty common. I would love to give the correct information about my mother and all my father's decendants if someone would contact me at email@example.com.
Thanks, Jerry Collum Smith
Name: Mary Robertson <email@example.com> Date: 2010-02-22 Comments:
Karin Collum...I tried to contact you but your email bounced back to me. Could you please send those corrections that you said I had? Thank you Mary
Name: james branch <email@example.com> Date: 2010-02-16 Comments:
my mother was maggie branch anderson and julie branum daughter you did a super job
Name: dee smith <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2009-12-31 Comments:
This is a very nice site
Name: James Endsley <email@example.com> Date: 2009-12-10 Comments:
I noticed you have some information regarding my family....Marshall Endsley was my GGGGrandfather.
Name: Mary Fowler <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2009-11-06 Comments:
I'm interested in your Overbys and Masons
Name: Gavin Woodall <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2009-10-30 Comments:
Hopefully this will aid in my search. Thanks for taking the time to piece it together. Of course after reading it, I'm as much or more confused about what I THOUGHT I knew.
Name: Frances Summers Traver <pinkyfs5112aol.com> Date: 2009-09-03 Comments:
Hi Mary, just sitting here looking over all the relatives of Thomas. I don't know whether you could add my marriage onto the site or not. If you can let me know and I will give you the information you would need. Wanda was glad she got the site. She still doesn't know how she happened to get it, but was glad she did.
Love You,
Name: Frances Summers Traver <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2009-08-19 Comments:
Hi Mary, Some how my daughter got this site on her email. She asked me if I had sent it to her. Some how I lost the one you had sent to me. The next time I have to go to Hartwell and I go on the by pass in Anderson, I will call you and maybe we can meet and have lunch together. Email me your phone number. I didn't know you were a nurse. My daughter is a nurse also. She works on the Oncology floor at Greenville Memorial Hospital. Hope to get together soon.
Name: Betty Barrow (Kimbrell family) <email@example.com> Date: 2009-06-26 Comments:
Good Job on the Collums.
Name: Patsy Black <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2009-06-07 Comments:
I am Betty's sister we are related on Kimbrell side. Our mother Dora Kimbrell Bishop was one of William Kimbrell and Roseatta Broom Kimbrell
Name: Mary <email@example.com> Date: 2009-05-14 Comments:
Perry, I sent you some census records that should help you in your search. I did not find a connection to my Woodall's.
Name: perry woodall <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2009-04-21 Comments:
Hi. I just visited your site by searching my own name and found it very interesting. Couldn't find my family in there though. Wondered if you could have some info on finding my roots. I heard my grandfather came from somewhere in North Carolina and was related to a former governor of the state. Apparently the Woodall family had large land holdings there too. Then my grandfather migrated to Breaux Bridge, La. as a trapper and fisherman. He eventually came to Amite County and settled near Liberty,Ms. From there my father, now deceased Willie Clifton Woodall, and I Perry Woodall live here near Magnolia. My grandfather's name was Benjamin Crawford Woodall and he was married to Margaret Honea. There are mechanics and blacksmiths in my family. It seems our Woodall family roots are all country folk as is the case here today. Also my family is white caucasian since I don't know who I'm writing to I thought I would mention that if I'm barking up the wrong tree. Let me know if you can have some insight or steer me in the right direction. I have plenty of time now to research. Thanks very much. PLW.
Name: Robin Eric Woodall <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2009-04-16 Comments:
Hi I'm Robin Woodall, this is a really nice web sight. Just trying to learn a little more about my family history. Found my dad and brothers on here. I have some updates on my children and my brother Keith.
Name: Amy Anderson McCallister <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2009-04-03 Comments:
I would love to talk with you! I just came accross your website while doing a google search for one of my ggggrandfathers (not sure at this moment witch great he is) Joseph Taylor Woodall.
After looking a several pages on your website and just hitting the tip of the ice burge I'm afraid I have seen that we may be kin in several different ways. I find one of the pictures you have very interesing as two of the children in the picture are named after two of my grandfathers Littleton Meeks and James Anderson.
Please email me at email@example.com I would love to see what kind of tangles we can untangle...lol
Looking forward to hearing from you,
Amy Anderson McCallister
Name: Jim <email@example.com> Date: 2009-04-01 Comments:
Hey, Cuz. The Collum update looks great! Thanks for all your hard work.
Name: Myra Lindsey <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2009-03-15 Comments:
I found your website because I was interested in Deforrest Allgood Owens, found here: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~morganandrelatedfamilies/families/coffer.htm
He was "Paw Paw Owens" to our family, and I thought his name was Foster, although I remember vaguely that Foster was a nickname.
When I was born in June 1954, our family rented an apartment in his large Victorian home in Cave Spring, Georgia. By that time, he was married to "Granny Owens," whose name was Cora. I do not know her maiden name. Our family lived in that apartment until 1958, I believe, but we stayed in close touch with Paw Paw and Granny until they passed away, Paw Paw in 1959, and Granny in 1965. I think they are both buried in Oak Knoll Cemetery in Rome, Georgia.
I did not realize Paw Paw was married once before, but I remember Jim (James Scott) Owens and Bill (William Hunt) and Mozelle Owens, in particular. I attended school with Wanda Faye, Bobby Gene and Janice Lucille, Jim's children.
Paw Paw and Granny had children together, as well. I remember Joe and Betty, and I think they had a son named David. Joe married Alice (I don't know her maiden name), and the last I heard, they live in Rome, Georgia. Betty married Bill Loadholtz and the last I was in touch, (in the early 70's) they lived in Jacksonville, Florida.
I carry warm, fond memories of Paw Paw and Granny. A number of years ago, I took a tour of the old Victorian home we shared with them.
This is probably an area you're not really exploring, but I am positive these people are members of Deforrest Allgood Owens' family.
Myra Patterson Lindsey
Woodbridge, Virginia
Name: Daisy Collum Lowery <email@example.com> Date: 2009-03-11 Comments:
I have not had time to go through your website but will do so soon. Recouping from surgery last week and have another scheduled within the next two weeks. I am 82 years old and been working at Genealogy for the past 35 years. It is an illusive but fascinating "bug" that never lets you go.
Once bitten you are hooked.
As Always---Daisy
Name: Bonnie Collom <email@example.com> Date: 2009-03-02 Comments:
Hi. I'm sure we are related back-a-way's somewhere. It seems the two different spellings branched off in the Southern States (?) at some point in time....Nice to "see" you. Any communication is welcomed. Sincerely, Bonnie
Name: David Collum <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2009-02-26 Comments:
Jim Bryan contacted me and gave me your website. I had no idea of the size of our family. It's good to know there are so many. I'm going to give my immediate family your website as well. Thank you so much from David Harold, Kimberly Deeann, Sarah Louise Collum-Duncanville, TX.
Name: Patricia Collum Adams <email@example.com> Date: 2009-02-10 Comments:
Jim Bryan gave me your website. Great Work!!!! I was hoping that by looking over The Collum's a few of the names might help me. I will be getting more information to Jim. I hope that you both will be able to help me. Keep Up The Great Work!!!!
God Bless
Patricia Collum Adams
Dadeville, Alabama Tallapoosa County
Name: Betty Sherlyn Key <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2009-01-23 Comments:
I am a decendant for Amanda Woodall. Thanks for all your help in this family tree.
Name: Bret Montgomery Woodall <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2009-01-02 Comments:
thank you for this information. it fills an empty place in my soul. I am the son fo leo porter woodall jr. @ matttie sue roane woodall. if you would like any more info please contact me
Name: Ann Miller <email@example.com> Date: 2008-11-23 Comments:
Awesome website! I am Jim's friend, and have thoroughly enjoyed perusing your family Photo Albums :)
Name: Meli, wife of a Collum <email@example.com> Date: 2008-11-20 Comments:
I have posted a query for info on the Ona Pinckney Collum line and have a new email address. I would love to hear from other Collums and Caseys of this line.
Name: Karon Collum Robertson <email@example.com> Date: 2008-03-18 Comments:
Hi, your website is great. I am the daughter of James William Collum. Since he passed away when I was very young, I don't know alot about my family. I am really pleased to find this info on the internet...Thanks!!!!!!!!
Name: Felicia Woodall <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2008-02-27 Comments:
I married into the Woodall family in 1999. From what I understand the children have a limited knowledge of their history. We live in the upstate of south carolina, close to Pendleton. I enjoyed reading the history you have here, thank you, Felicia Woodall
Name: Nedia {Helton} Bryant <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2008-02-09 Comments:
My mother was a Carr Her parents were Frank James & Allie Elizabeth Carr {Stricklin}
Name: Shirley Kragel <email@example.com> Date: 2008-01-29 Comments:
hi Mary, Great web site and thanks for all the info on the Lee family.The info was the first that I could find with what small amount of info that I had.Thanks again Cuz. SHIRLEY
Name: Lisa Geoghegan <email@example.com> Date: 2007-12-05 Comments:
Looking to connect with Lillian Cruce Cravens and I see that she signed your guestbook. She has information on the Peters family that I'm interested in.
Name: jayne angela perkins <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2007-12-05 Comments:
hi to all
Name: Johnnie Sue Hopper <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2007-11-25 Comments:
My grandfather was alonzo gunter son of james monroe gunter. I have info from james gunter on if you need it, you have a lot of info I didn't thanks
Johnnie Sue
Name: Johnnie Sue Hopper <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2007-11-25 Comments:
My grandfather was alonzo gunter son of james monroe gunter. I have info from james gunter on if you need it, you have a lot of info I didn't thanks
Johnnie Sue
Name: james lynn branch <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2007-10-28 Comments:
i am maggie branum branch son anderson and julie branum grandson
Name: HOLLEY COLLUM GROVE <email@example.com> Date: 2007-10-14 Comments:
Name: Tabitha Perkins <email@example.com> Date: 2007-09-14 Comments:
Thank you so very much. This has been a treasure to read and know where our ancetors are, and came from. I would be more then happy to send you the remaining things from Bob & I. You should be commended for this. All the time and research that goes into this can be very time consuming.
Name: Catherine Virginia Collum <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2007-09-12 Comments:
What a great site. Have really enjoyed reading it and finding I have so much family I never knew about. Thanks!
Name: priscilla <email@example.com> Date: 2007-08-18 Comments:
hi, my gggrand father was joshua gunter and louisa quattlebaum. i have found louisas grave but i cant find joshuas. my ggreat gran was joab gunter sometimes called jacob, and mary hallman. my grand mother was lula gunter.i have enjoyed visiting, thanks, priscilla
Name: Jim Bryan <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2007-08-17 Comments:
A note for the Pittman Family:
My cousin, David Lowell Pittman, died Aug 15th in Roswell New Mexico.
Roswell Daily Record
David Lowell Pittman
Memorial services for David Lowell Pittman, 45, of Roswell will be held at 1:00 p.m. Saturday, August 18, 2007, at Anderson-Bethany Funeral Home with Jerry Alm, minister and friend, officiating. David passed away Wednesday, August 15, 2007.
David was born on June 30, 1962, to Ike Pittman and Ann Marie Carney Pittman in Albuquerque. He moved to Roswell ten years ago form Tucson, Arizona. David recently became a Bible student and was studying with the Jehovah's Witness. He liked to cook, especially gourmet cooking, reading, kickboxing, spending time with his dog, Sluggo, and spending time with his friends. He was a beloved son who will be missed greatly.
David is survived by his parents, Ike and Ann Pittman of Roswell; his companion and friend, Sluggo; and numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends.
David was preceded in death by his brother, Scott Michael Pittman.
Please share you thoughts and memories of David with his family in the online register book at andersonbethany.com
Services are under the direction of Anderson-Bethany Funeral Home and Crematory.
[Ike is Bobby Lowell Pittman, son of Clinton Lowell Pittman]
Thanks again, Mary, for maintaing this site for all our families to keep in touch.
Name: Eunice Harrington <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2007-08-14 Comments:
You have done a terrific job with this. I would like to talk with you.
Name: Carl Collum <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2007-07-28 Comments:
Good info and thanks
Name: marg <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2007-07-16 Comments:
hi i live in australia, looking for family, last name barron, and pearson. by for now
Name: Edward Comer <email@example.com> Date: 2007-07-08 Comments:
I am researching the Batsons of Western North Carolina. There are common ancestors with your research.
Name: Jim Bryan <email@example.com> Date: 2007-07-05 Comments:
Thanks, Mary, for maintaing this site for so many families to share notes. My great aunt died last Tuesday and I wanted to share with the Collum family:
Lois Vivian Collum Pruett died Tuesday, July 3, 2007 in San Antonio, Texas.
She was born April 3, 1914 in Snyder, Texas, the 6th child of Robert William Collum and Ida Ann Jones. Shortly after her birth the family filed a homestead near Lovington in Lea County, New Mexico, where she grew up. Always a bright and feisty child, she thrived on the Collum Ranch, working hard and attending school. She graduated from Lovington High in 1930 at age 16.
On April 24, 1932 she married Benjamin Jess Pruett in Eddy County, New Mexico. He preceded her in death on April 19, 1980.
She is survived by too many loving family members to mention, but the most important are her daughter, Deborah Dale Pruett Young, son-in-law James Young, and granddaughter Kimberlee Marshall.
Graveside services will be held Friday, July 6th at West End Cemetery in Stephenville, Texas where she will be laid to rest beside her beloved Jess.
Name: Marvin J. Woodall <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2007-05-08 Comments:
Thank you for the information re: The Woodalls. See my separate email for more information.
Name: Jim Bryan <email@example.com> Date: 2007-04-13 Comments:
Hi Ya, Cuz. Just checking to see if your Guestbook is working, and to offer one of my favorite quotes for you to include:
"There is no history; only biography." Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803-1882)
Keep up the great work you're doing for our families.
Name: Shirley Kragel <email@example.com> Date: 2007-04-06 Comments:
Mary, Thank you so much for sharing these photos with me. I always wondered where Billie and I got our high forheads and now I know it's a Collum thing. It was nice talking to you today let's keep in touch. Love your cuz Shirley
Name: Sue Jean (Brooks) Jones <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2007-04-05 Comments:
What a wonderful job you have done.
Name: Heather Russell Abston <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2007-03-30 Comments:
Hello. My name is Heather (Russell) Abston, and I am a descendant of Maybelle Mercer (spouse of Seth Atchley). My grandfather is Huley Othel Russell. You have him listed as Huley Russell Atchley. Actually this is incorrect. After Seth died, Maybelle remarried and had 2 children by Joseph Russell. My grandfather is one of these children. Please contact me so we can share information. I have lots of info on Seth and Maybelle's descendants. I also would like to find more info on Maybelle and have been stuck for quite some time. Perhaps you could provide some insight. My e-mail is email@example.com. Thank you
Name: Jim Bryan <email@example.com> Date: 2007-01-22 Comments:
So sorry to hear of the death of your brother. I never had the chance to meet or talk with him, but you have always spoken so lovingly about him. He was my cousin, and I grieve with you for his loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you and the rest of the family. Love to you all.
Name: jim bryan <email@example.com> Date: 2007-01-13 Comments:
Hi Ya, Cuz! So happy to see you got the Collum photos back up in your albums. Keep up the great work. Much Love!
Name: Kelly Collum <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2006-12-06 Comments:
I am a descendant of Littleberry Collum of the Tallapoosa and Elmore County Alabama Collums.
Name: Bobbi (Phelps) Towery <email@example.com> Date: 2006-11-22 Comments:
Just wanted to let you know that you have a great website here. I found a lot of useful information to connect to my family tree; especially the Woodalls. Thanks for your time and effort in posting all of this! I would like to share with you some info on Anderson Woodall, son of James Sampson Woodall Jr. and Ellender DeBoe. He was my 3rd Great Grandfather and my grandmother had written down before she died that he was married to Jemira (Maury) Ann Hill. According to the 1900 census, he was b. Oct. 1826 and his wife Jemira was b. Nov. 1830. The Oscar H. was my great Grandfather and Anderson's Grandson. You may already have this info somewhere but if not, I thought you might want to add it. I had never heard of Anderson being married to anyone other than Maury Hill so I was a little surprised to see him being married to someone else. Anyway, thanks again for the great descendant story!
Name: Kathy (McPherson) Goodwin <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2006-08-12 Comments:
I am the great granddaughter of William Alexander McPherson and Cora (Jones)McPherson and I found your site tonight.
Both of these individuals are buried in the New Bethel Cemetary in Terrell County, GA. We recently had a McPherson family reunion and none !!! (over 70 people attended) of us knew anything about our roots beyond William Alexander. The information you have here is invaluable and amazing, and I would love to correspond with you.
Thank you! Kathy
Name: Susan Brownley Hannah <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2006-07-19 Comments:
I found your site at rootsweb, and have been trying to find info on your #167.] Salatheil Woodall 7th gen/ and his second wife that I found on the census in 1900, San Marcos Twp, Hays County, Texas.. Lucy T. Brownley is
in her father's bible at the VSL death: Lucy T. Woodall Sept 26, 1902. When I scrolled 1900 for her I found her as second wife of S. Woodall,and recently came across this Salatheil in the same area, son was living
with them in 1900. It fit,- her sister was SarahAlice Duval Brownley who m Roger Atkinson and moved to Texas-she died in Dewitt County. Lucy is the sister of my great grandfather. She was born in "Eastern View"
, Newtown, King & Queen County, Virginia and after her father Joseph Temple Brownley died her mother Mary Catherine Howerton Brownley opened up a
school, which Lucy taught at and they recently added this small log
structure to the museum of King & Queen County, Virginia Historical Society.
Most people at the historical society thought she died c. 1900, a spinster.
Then I came across her father's bible with her death date & last name of
Woodall, I have had a very difficult time tracing her ancestry since King &
Queen was a burned county from the civil war. Hoped her new " Family"
might have info on her...
Thanks, I enjoyed your site, and it gave me a good idea of her husband's
line.. when I emailed you at : chrkee44@bellsouth. net it failed.
Susan Brownley Hannah
Name: Brian S. Collum <email@example.com> Date: 2006-06-23 Comments:
Nice Site. My name is Brian S. Collum 1/2 filipino 1/2 white. If you think you may be related, then feel free to drop me an email. email@example.com (best copy and paste)
Name: Jon Scott Appling <email@example.com> Date: 2006-05-31 Comments:
My grandmother is Gertrude Irene "Midge" (Collum) Pittman b. 2-2-03.
Name: Jean Gilliam <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2006-05-15 Comments:
Mary, I just finished looking through the family trees of our Collum and Woodall's. Also the photos. I don't guess I ever saw a photo of Uncle Soda Collum. I enjoyed looking through the old photos. Do you want some more on Tom and Betty Collum and their families. Let me know.
Name: jim bryan <email@example.com> Date: 2006-04-04 Comments:
Hi Ya, Cuz!!
I don't know if you're having trouble with your guestbook, but thought I'd send this "test" to see if you get it. Much Love and RESPECT for all you are doing.
Name: jim bryan <email@example.com> Date: 2006-01-19 Comments:
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal, Lubbock Texas, Jan 16, 2006
Services for Glen Collum, 80, of Brownfield will be 2 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2006 at First Christian Church with Mike Click officiating.
Interment will follow at Terry County Memorial Cemetery under the direction of Brownfield Funeral Home.
Glen died Sat, Jan. 14, 2006 Glen was born in Feb. 20, 1925 in Lovington, NM to the late Bob and Ida Collum. He graduated from Pasadena High School. He married Dixie McKiney June 22, 1948 in Brownfield. He owned Collum TV servicing televisions for over 42 years in the Brownfield area. He served in the as a Sergeant in 242nd Army Air Force during WWII. He is preceded in death by a daughter Carol, 3 brothers and 2 sisters.
He is survived by wife, Dixie; son, Gary Collum and wife Lisa of Rockwall, TX; grandson, Billy Collum of Point, TX; granddaughter, Blair Collum of Rockwall, TX; and one sister, Lois Pruett of San Antonio.
Name: jim bryan <email@example.com> Date: 2006-01-19 Comments:
Thanks so much for keeping all the family connected.
Name: Sheron Charleston Lumpkin <email@example.com> Date: 2006-01-16 Comments:
I appreciate all the hard work you have put in to your search.
Name: Daisy Murray <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2005-11-13 Comments:
Just wanted to let you know that you have a mistake in your database; Ples M. Collum did not die in California. He died in Centralia, Illinois. Email me if you need more info.
Name: John Orecchio <email@example.com> Date: 2005-11-10 Comments:
Hello. My name is John Orecchio. My mother was Sara Frances Haskins, daughter of William Thomas Haskins and Willie Louise Harrison. They were from Georgia. I found a submission made by you on a "family search" website, and was wondering if you have any more information on the family. Any help you can provide would be appreciated.
Name: jim bryan <email@example.com> Date: 2005-10-23 Comments:
Great Work! I'm delighted to see your latest updates. Keep it up, Cuz!!!
Name: Betty Mitchell <email@example.com> Date: 2005-10-21 Comments:
You have done a wonderful job with your information. Still looking for our link. Keep up the good work.
Name: Michael Collum <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2005-09-24 Comments:
Your information on the Collum family was most helpfull. I am decended from (29)Robert Thompson and his son Thompson Miller Collum. If you would like more "cousins" on your tree let me know and I will send you info on a few dozen more. Again thanks for all the great info. Michael Collum/Columbia SC.
Name: Gerald K (Jerry) Schulze <email@example.com> Date: 2005-09-04 Comments:
My children are descendants of Lewis Avery Wofford daughter, Zella Mae Wofford, who married me, Gerald K Schulze. We have 3 children and 6 grandchildren. If you are interested, I can send you a gedcom on that portion of your history. In return I'd like the ancestry of Zella Mae Wofford.
Jerry Schulze
Name: Carolyn Branum Davis <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2005-08-21 Comments:
I like your website. I found a lot I didn't know about the Perkins. I am a great granddaughter of Lewis Branum and Margaret Perkins. I have information about Martha Matilda Elrod Branum back to the 1600s if you are interested in it. I only have the Branum's back to James Michael Branum who she married. Are you a Perkins? Hope to hear from you. Carolyn Davis
Name: Betty Jump <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2005-08-21 Comments:
I am related to a number of your families, but I can't add or correct any information without a way to reach you!
Name: Carl Woodall <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2005-08-19 Comments:
I don't think I've ever seen more Woodall information on one sight before. I'm the grandson of Seymour Woodall, who you have as Semer, but that's ok because you have the only sight that I've ever seen him listed on. There are a lot of Woodall's in and around Lincoln Co., WV and I would say that most, if not all of them are in your line. I can give you what info I have if you would like.
Name: Jill Jones <email@example.com> Date: 2005-07-11 Comments:
Wonderful site!
I am descended from Liberty Woodall and Joicy (Dover) Dixson. Liberty died 13 may 1864 fighting in the Civil War. His daughter Rebecca Married Marshall Parker, One of their sons, Daniel Francis Parker married Emma Lee GREY(last name not positive, she died when my grandpa was about a year old). One of thier children, Raymond Francis Parker,married Lola Pence. Their daughter is my mother.
If you would like more names and dates let me know.
Name: Bettie Lou Adams <email@example.com> Date: 2005-05-22 Comments:
What a lovely and informative sight. Bless you for all the good work you do. Bettie
Name: jim <email@example.com> Date: 2005-05-06 Comments:
LOVE YOU, Cousin...I can never repay you for all your help in search of my family.
Name: Dianne Garrard <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2005-04-29 Comments:
You did a very good job.
Name: Peggy Turley Collum <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2005-04-12 Comments:
Hi Mary,
I haven't worked on my line is quite sometime. This is a very nice page.
Name: Tammy Wells Grube <email@example.com> Date: 2005-04-04 Comments:
Would like to obtain your names and locations of your Gillen family.
Name: Marie Kosasih <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2005-03-15 Comments:
I am trying to from information on a Finney or Finnie Marsengill who had a son named David Marsengill who married Alice Chastain. Any information would be helpful.
Marie Kosasih
Name: Jean Crowder-Gonzales <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2005-02-15 Comments:
I am a John Simon Linder researcher. I have traced my family from NC to KY to IN and to IL. I have a direct line and would be happy to share information/documents.
Name: M. Moore, wife of a Collum <email@example.com> Date: 2005-02-12 Comments:
This is a marvelous site! Beautifully done, good documentation and easy to navigate. Thanks so much for all your wonderful work! And also thank you for making it available to us other researchers.
Name: Calvin Roger Christopher <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2005-01-19 Comments:
Very nice web site!
Name: Roberta Campbell Hopper <email@example.com> Date: 2004-08-08 Comments:
Love your site
I'm trying to find out about Della M. Perkins who passed away at a young age She married to Fairman Campbell...she died in 1922 or 1932. She had 4 children she died during childbrith and so did the child...Fariman Campbell is my great uncle.
Name: Rual A. Perkins <email@example.com> Date: 2004-08-08 Comments:
The following website provided me with the necessary information to connect my Hilliard J. Perkins to the Nicholas Perkins that came from England. I was unable to connect your tree with mine. Keep in touch. Rual Perkins
Name: Pearlie Mae <email@example.com> Date: 2004-08-06 Comments:
Mary, I love your web page... You give me the courage to try to get my family history down on paper... Thanks again, Pearlie Mae
Name: Melinda <email@example.com> Date: 2004-08-06 Comments:
Mary...this is wonderful! how exciting...thanks so much for sharing your Collum work....
Name: Barbara Wimble <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2004-07-29 Comments:
Love the site! I'm looking for my Collum descendants. John (Mc)Collum b 1840, living in C. Fermanagh but not from there. There are some Scottish connections so wonder if he was originally from there. Barbara
Name: Max Woodall <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2004-07-14 Comments:
Great Page thank you!
Name: Meli Moore <email@example.com> Date: 2004-06-29 Comments:
Hello, I am looking for Oner Pinckney Collum/Cullom and his wife, Donnie Lee Setser/Setzer. They were in Taylor County, TX in early 1900's...He was a lawman in west Texas and eventually Ft. Worth, TX where he died in the 50's, I think. Did you ever run across his name in your research? Thanks...if you did, may I hear from you. If not, don't trouble yourself. I have enjoyed your website....Meli
Name: lee smith <email@example.com> Date: 2004-05-23 Comments:
congratulations, you found a new cousin. my grand father was james son of milton collum. i thought your web site was great. i'll keep on looking at this site and others on my heritage. bye for now
Name: marilyn maloney <email@example.com> Date: 2004-05-19 Comments:
Hi, Beautiful web page. My husbands great grandmother was Elizabeth (Lizzie) York. She married Mike Maloney. She is buried in Brinkman OK. I have just come across a Mandy York who married a Harrison Lee Fronterhouse Jr. Dose any of these names fit into your family? Marilyn
Name: Ann Woodall Sutherland <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2004-04-07 Comments:
You have a very nice site.
I am a descendant of David Woodall - Buckingham Co., his son Obediah, Sr., Buckingham Co., Va. If you would like additonal information, please write me.
Ann Woodall Sutherland
Dearing, Georgia 30808
Name: paul <email@example.com> Date: 2004-03-18 Comments:
hi,do you have any info on a flaudy and doss collum from counce tenn.? they are my grandparents. thank you
Name: Rhonda Morgan Stewart <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2003-09-24 Comments:
We have several common surnames. MORGAN,John/FREE,Elizabeth GGGrandparents; McPHERSON:David P./Martha Jane MORGAN she was my grandfather's sister.WOODALL,Joseph Berry/BRIDGES,Martha Jane.
Name: Pojoque <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2003-08-15 Comments:
Very nice site. Thanks for sharing the address with me.
Name: Jodi Peacock <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2003-05-22 Comments:
I am searching my Collum family and have hit a brick wall. Maybe you can help. My grandfather, Edward Collum was born in 1914. He married Louella Frances Kinard and they had two children Sara Frances and Carolyn Jean. I believe they were married in Montgomery, AL. They divorced soon after the children were born. I heard he remarried but have no info to back it up. I also think that Edward had a sister named Peggy. My mom thinks they called his father Shorty. I did hear that Edward was in prison for stealing, but where and I when is unsure.
I hope that you can help me find my family.
Thank you,
Name: Lillian Cravens <email@example.com> Date: 2003-05-15 Comments:
I am finally home and am reading the file you sent me. It is great. I see in your C names you have a Cruce listed. I am a direct decendent of the Cruce family, what a small world. I will read all yor file on the Woodall's and then I will send you mine.
Name: Jessica Conner Long (Boulware) <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2003-05-12 Comments:
I was very interested to find your geneology site that included my grandmother's family (Margaret Cully Conner). I can help you correct and update some of the information about my branch of this family tree if you would like. Please let me know how I can help. One thing for now, I am the child of Michael Wesley Long and Dianne Garrison. Michael Cully Long is also the son of Michael Wesley and Dianne. However, Wesley Long is the son of Michael Wesley Long and Pamela Unknown. My father was also married to Glenda Unknown and adopted one child named Angela. I can provide information about the children and marriages of some of the other people of my generation if you would like! I really enjoyed finding your site!
Name: Kay Barritt <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2003-04-15 Comments:
Great website! Am especially interested in your Charles Richard Perkins (b. 1865). My grandfather was also Charles Richard Perkins, a machinist, who went missing from Wilmington, DE, in 1909. He worked for Trump Bros. Machine Co. there around 1900. Although my grandfather was born in England in 1869, I wonder if we share a link somehow?
Name: Dale W. Johnson <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2003-04-05 Comments:
I descend from a Phoebe Head b. April 17, 1799, SC. m. John Johnson b. ca 1785. They lived in Edgefield Co. SC. Phoebe is b. Graniteville, Aiken Co. SC.
Do you have any connection to this Phoebe Head?
Name: Dawn Collum <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2003-02-06 Comments:
Wow!! Boy have you done your homework. Elbert Osteen Collum is brother to my husbands Great-Grandfather Milton Francis aka Benjamin Franklin. Grandfather Gene Cory Collum, Father Gene Troy Collum. My husbands great aunt Wilma (Mathews) told us she thought Ben Franklin had an alias...turns out he did. Ha Ha! This is just an amazing amount of work. Great Job!!
Name: Christina L. Collum/Livingston <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2003-01-20 Comments:
Looking for Collum, Joseph Cleo. (gfather) I am a descendant of his 2nd marriage to Eunice Catherine Schmitz. Said to have had 1st family in Texas. I don't know his heritage at all. He died in Pascagoula, MS, Feb. 1987. dob -12 April 1906..some of his siblings are: Jeannie,Thelma,Acy, and John... I do know that JC Collum was in construction.
Willing to share info. have Family Tree Maker.
Am a Genealogy newbie.
Name: BARBARA <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2003-01-05 Comments:
Name: Leslie Liles Maxwell <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2002-11-30 Comments:
I love your site. I have been researching my family tree and we also have a Lorenzo Dow that moved to Texas and never returned, but his father was not Lucious Liles. His parents were Ephraim L. Liles and Elizabeth Green and Lorenzo was born in Lawrence County, TN. Interesting. Leslie
Name: Tiffany Cruce Taylor <email@example.com> Date: 2002-11-20 Comments:
Hi , I am the Grand-daughter on mrs.evelyn webb who is of the morgan side of the family who was a cruce , and i decided to visit this site because it came to me with an email and i know it means a great deal to her , i also know she has been working on this geneolgy thing for quite some time so i thought i would take a look .
Name: Albert <email@example.com> Date: 2002-10-11 Comments:
Hi Mary,
Very nice site. Thanks for sharing your research with us all. On the Gunter line, Joshua Gutnter and Keziah, are my gggg-grandparents. Able was Zimri Gunter's father, and Zimri was my g-grandmother's [Allie (Gunter) Blackwell] father. Able is not Joshua's grandchild. Perhaps if you go to Gunter Family web-site [specifically for information and trees for the decendants of Joshua Gunter], it will help you. The information is from many years of Gunter research by L.H. Buff, who authored of the Gunter family story/research book "Gunters Along the Edisto." It's about the descendants of Russel Gunter; the single most important book about the line of "Joshua Gunter" written. Unfortunately, L.H.'s book is now out of print, but you can contact L.H. from the site if you have research issues and updates. It will help you complete your tree, I'm sure.
Hope I have helped you. Best wishes from a very distant cousin.
Albert "Buddy" Blackwell
Las Vegas.
Name: Ruth Martin Johnson <email@example.com> Date: 2002-09-15 Comments:
I am related. I am the daughter of Allen Martin, Granddaughter of Mary and Murdock, and great granddaughter of Willis Martin and Nancy Louisa Morgan. I would love to have more info, if you would like to share. I will be happy to help you any way that I can. Thanks - Ruth
Name: Jean Sherfesee McCluskey <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2002-09-11 Comments:
Hi, I have to ask how you are connected to the SHERFESEE'S. I'm Jean Sherfesee McCluskey. I've got Morgans, Perkins that I'm researching and not sure how you have us connected to your line.
Hope to hear from you soon,
Name: Barbara Keating McKean <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2002-09-07 Comments:
I was interested in your site for several reasons. My grandmother's maiden name was Catherine Delores Perkins. She married James Sanford Keating on Dec 5, 1898 or Dec 5, 1897, at Goldthwaithe, Mills Co., (Mulllins, Tx.) My grandfather's father was James Wooten Keating. I have not had any luck in finding the father of James Wooten Keating. If you have any information on the Keating side, I would love to hear from you. I am lost as far as where his father came from and the trip to America. I was delighted to see your information, and hope to hear from you. Keep up the good work.
Name: D. Glenn Gibson <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2002-08-30 Comments:
I appreciate the depth that your website contains on the family name of Morgans. One of my brick walls is a James Lafayette Morgan that was born in 1855 and died in 1936. He and his last wife (Mary Ellen Leonard Smith) is buried in the Condon Grove Cemetery in Johnston County, Tishomingo, Oklahoma. If you ever run across these names I would be very interested in what anyone has found.
Thanks, email@example.com family of Gibson/Leonard/Smith/Morgan......
Name: Donna RodgersTignor <email@example.com> Date: 2002-08-24 Comments:
Mary, Under your Notes for DAVID WILLIS WOODALLyou state that According to tombstone, David served in the Revolution War. Can you tell me the name of the cemetery where he is buried? Thank you so much for all the documentation you provided. This has really made my day!
Name: Donna Marie Rodgers Tignor <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2002-08-24 Comments:
Thank You so much for this site. I have clues to more grandparents and you've provided lots of interesting notes about some names I already had but didn't know much about them. Thank you!!!!
Name: Calvin V. Robinson <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2002-08-20 Comments:
Really a nice site. Thanks.
Name: Cindy Green Siron <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2002-07-30 Comments:
Hi, I am the great granddaughter of the following Collums. The website is wonderful. I can give you a little information on these two and their children. I do know that Delialah married again to Mr. McCarty. I cannot remember his first name. I am hunting around to see if I can find it. They were great grandma and grandpa McCarty when my family talked about them. They were married a long time. Cindy
JOHN HOMER COLONEY COLLUM181,182, b. April 08, 1875, Pike County, Arkansas183,184; d. August 31, 1930, Wichita Falls, Wichita County, Texas185,186; m. LYDIA DELIALAH HOWELL187, December 23, 1897, Montgomery County, Arkansas188; b. February 05, 1882, Hickory Station, Montgomery County, Arkansas188; d. February 04, 1965, Lawton, Oklahoma.
More About LYDIA DELIALAH HOWELL:
Burial: Charlie, Clay County, Texas.
Name: Melinda Day <email@example.com> Date: 2002-07-03 Comments:
I just love your site. I am sure I am a descendent of Indiana Head. You were able to confirm it. I only knew her father and mother were James and Elviry Head. Do you know anything else about the Heads? Did James, Alexander, or anyother Head fight in any wars? Do you know anyother people related to the Heads in Georgia.
Melinda Day
Name: Sally Champagne <email@example.com> Date: 2002-06-26 Comments:
Just passing thru, but saw in the G's, you are looking for info on Griggs, I am a decendant of the Griggs from New England, mostly Ct.If you would like to know anything contact me. I am leaving on the 29th of June for vacation, will be back on July 20th. Leave an email. Thanks, Sally
Name: Mary M Robertson <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2002-06-12 Comments:
William, I have some information on some Woodall's from Alabama, South Carolina & North Carolina back to Virginia. It is possible that we are connected. They are not tied to my Morgan line, they are tied to my Collum line. Sarah Melissa Woodall was my great grandmother. If I can help you further you search, I will be willing to share what I have.
Name: William E Woodall, Jr <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2002-06-10 Comments:
Do the Woodall's tie into your Morgan clan? My Woodall's are all tied to North Alabama and Tennessee Valley. Hartsell
(sp) Alabama if my childhood memories serve correctly.
Name: Mary M Robertson <email@example.com> Date: 2002-05-24 Comments:
Bruce, your great grandmother was Hispanic, according to the
name you gave me.
Name: bruce norman perkins <email@example.com> Date: 2002-03-17 Comments:
enjoyed your web site.
my great grandfather(jean claude perkins) was disowned for marrying out side his race.
he never talked about his family so I don't known where to start.
Name: Donna Robertson <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2002-02-18 Comments:
I found your website very interesting. According to this information we are related. My grandmother was Lovelia Cox Robertson. She was the daughter of Galen Cox & Lovelia York and the full sister of Hattie Mae Cox Byrd.
You are doing a great job. Thanks for sharing the information.
Name: Donna Robertson <email@example.com> Date: 2002-02-18 Comments:
I found your website very interesting. According to this information we are related. My grandmother was Lovelia Cox Robertson. She was the daughter or Galen Cox & Lovelia York and the full sister of Hattie Mae Cox Byrd.
You are doing a great job. Thanks for sharing the information.
Name: SUSAN SEGER <email@example.com> Date: 2002-02-09 Comments:
I am related to Autry Ladell Liles. I am his daughter. I also have a sister named Sharon. My mothers name is Peggy Jo. I have been trying to find Jasper's side of the family. My dad says he thinks they came from TN. I found alot of people on my grandmothers side that dates all the way back to 1738. I am trying to go back further. I actually found some of my grandmothers people in Alabama and spoke to some of them. It is really cool. I love doing this stuff. Well, I just wanted to drop you a line. Talk to you later.
Susan Liles Seger
Name: Joanna White Bark <email@example.com> Date: 2002-02-07 Comments:
Where does Bartholomew White, his daughter Sarah White who married Tillman Garrett fit into your family tree. Also, the Tankersley line. I have cousins in Van Buren County Arkansas who's mother was a Tankersley.
Bartholomew White is my GGG Grandfather.
Name: Galen Robertson <GALENOMIROB.MSN.COM> Date: 2002-02-03 Comments:
Hi Cuz;
I got your email address from Michael Robertson yesterday
and was pleased to get it.
My Mother was Lovelia York, and her Mother was Lovelia
Virginia Cox. Her Father was Galen Joseph Cox (my namesake).
Mom's Mother died when she was was born in 1998.
I have no information about Wesley York. The truth is I have learned more about Mom's side of the family in the past
couple of days than I ever know. Thanks Mary I appreciate.
I am still in the kindergarten stage of this computer stuff,
about six months and struggling.
Thanks again for your research efforts. Galen
Name: W.R. Sullivan <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2002-01-01 Comments:
I especially enjoyed your photos.
Name: James Allen Perkins <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2001-12-29 Comments:
My dad, Billy Mack Perkins son of EARNEST EMMETTT4, DAVID NATHANIEL3, WILLIAM ANDERSON2, NATHANIEL1), just forwarded this web site to me. I am so impressed with all the work that has gone into this research. It's incredible. I'm so facinated to find out who my ancestors were. I am the oldest son of Billy Mack Perkins who was born in Paris Texas and who is the oldest son of Earnest Emmett Perkins. My dad Billy Mack Perkins wife is noted in your geneology tree Shirley Perkins had 4 kids. Debbie Naro, James Allan Perkins, Johnny Mack Perkins and Jerry Lee Perkins. I'm not sure if you want my familys information or not. But if you do, email me back and I can give you my kids names and my wifes name too. Thank you so much for doing this research and creating this web site. I know it's going to bring so much joy to so many people. Sincerely, James Allan Perkins-16319 92nd Ave. E., Puyallup, WA 98375 firstname.lastname@example.com
Name: Billy Perkins <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2001-12-25 Comments:
Hi Mary,
Thank you for such a wonderful job you have done with your family history. I am glad that you have shared this great informatin with me. I never knew about the Morgans and Perkins and our other relatives you listed until you sent me that info about them. You really deserve a medal for your outstanding work Thank you very much. Billy and
Shirley Perkins
Name: Verna Perier <email@example.com> Date: 2001-12-25 Comments:
Name: J W Perkins <ebicom.net> Date: 2001-12-04 Comments:
Great Job!! Mary, the reward of persistant and tirelessly
Seeking and searching for your Ancestors and Loved ones.
May God bless your continued efforts and desire.
Cousin, J W
Name: Perkins, Pat <Perkins59@Juno. com> Date: 2001-12-01 Comments:
Great job.
Name: Melinda Sposito <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2001-12-01 Comments:
Hi Mary! I'm at my mom's sharing the website with her and enjoying it soooo much! You have done such a great job and it boggles the mind to think of all of the hard work that you have put in! Thanks for helping us to remember those that are no longer with us! Just a couple of notes: Jim and Bob (Robert Eugene) were also Henry and Frances' boys--born in TX. I can send you info on them later on. Also, I think I told you, but Anne Branum Tabor was married to my Grandma Tabor's brother in law--Willie Tabor (Bill). So, Rachel (grandma) and Anne were married to brothers. My grandpa was Albert Thomas Tabor. They were married not long after the Morgan's moved to TX. If you have any ideas on how to look further into the Tabor's I'd appreciate your help. Is there any info where you can look a specific family name that may have a website up? I'd like to look for the Pryors.
Thanks! Many hugs!
Name: Inez Morgan & Therese David <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2001-11-26 Comments:
Great job Mary
With love..Inez & Therese
Name: Jane Benson <email@example.com> Date: 2001-09-21 Comments:
Mary - this is great! You've done a wonderful job & so much information - will let my sister Vivian know the address so she can see it also. I would really like to thank you for all the time you have put into this - it's really nice to be able to find my lost Morgan family, It has meant a lot to my mom to know here twin sister is still alive.
Name: Don & Arlette Puryear <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2001-09-19 Comments:
Good job on your web page, I have tried to do this but haven't made it so far.

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Nairobi (CNSNews.com) - African leaders Friday praised the U.S. ambassador to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and other diplomats for persuading Congolese rebels to accept the deployment of United Nations peacekeepers in the civil war-torn nation, after the rebels had held up their arrival for nearly a week.
A spokesman for the Secretary General of the Organization of African Unity, Ahmed Ahmed Salim, said from the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa, that Salim was "delighted at the action taken by the United States, Britain, Russia and China in convincing the rebels of the necessity to cooperate in the matter."
Other analysts said the intervention of the world's most powerful nations had sent positive signals that the international community was willing to restore peace in the DRC.
"The intervention ... is a clear indication that the U.N. mission in Congo and the Great Lakes region as a whole has the backing of the entire international community," said Dr. Tom Ondachi of the Institute of African Studies at the University of Nairobi.
"It will now be difficult for both the rebels and the government to squander the opportunity."
Early this week, Congolese rebels backed by neighboring Rwanda objected to the deployment of U.N. troops in a key Congolese city, Kisangani, shortly before a Moroccan contingent was due to land there.
Their deployment is part of a peace agreement to end the civil war, which has raged in Africa's third-largest nation since August 1998, and has drawn in Zimbabwe, Angola and Namibia in support of the government, as well as Uganda and Rwanda on the rebels' side.
Adolphe Onusumba, leader of the rebel Congolese Rally for Democracy, demanded that the U.N. publish a report of ceasefire violations by forces loyal to the DRC government before he would allow U.N. troops to enter the city.
Unless the U.N. took firm action against the government for violating the ceasefire agreement, Onusumba warned, the peace process would die.
But the combined persuasive power of the foreign diplomats managed to convince the rebels to back down, and the troops, from Morocco, began arriving in Kisangani on Friday.
Hamadoun Toure, spokesman for the U.N. mission in the capital, Kinshasa, said Onusumba had welcomed the U.N. contingent.
"We want the deployment to go forward," said U.S. ambassador William Lacy Swing earlier. "It is essential that it happens.
"It is a commitment that everyone who is a signatory to the peace deal has made. It is a commitment that the Security Council has made, and we are confident that the process will go forward and the deployment will take place."
The rebels' refusal to let the Moroccans deploy had been the first significant setback to the U.N. mission since the peace process gained new momentum after the January16 assassination of Congolese President Laurent Kabila.
When Kabila's son, Joseph, took over as president, he pledged to do everything possible to end the war and to meet key provisions of a peace agreement signed in July 1999 in Lusaka, Zambia.
The newly arrived Moroccans are part of a 2,500-strong armed force that will protect U.N. bases and equipment, while 500 unarmed observers will monitor the cease-fire agreement.
Onusumba's rebel group claims that government soldiers attacked villages in one province two weeks ago, burned houses, and raped and robbed residents.
Gen. Mountaga Diallo, the Senegalese soldier in charge of the U.N.'s military mission, said U.N. observers had confirmed an attack had taken place on one village, involving the death of a villager and the rape of five women.


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Facebook Classes
Facebook classes offered at
10:00am on
Sat, Sept 21 & 28th
at the Lake City Public Library
Please have a working email address or come in ahead of time to get one set up so that the class can run more smoothly.
Classes are free to the public but computers are limited. Bring a laptop if available.
CLICK HERE for a link to a free PDF about how to manage your Facebook Privacy!


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Australia's life insurance and retirement market stands to reap an estimated $800 million to $1.6 billion in annual profits by 2020, according to a recent report from JPMorgan that details the potential impact of the federal government's announced changes to superannuation.
The government announced on April 5 plans to extend concessional tax treatment to deferred lifetime annuities from July 1, 2014, which will open up the way for deferred lifetime annuities to be sold in Australia and give retirees another option for protecting against the risk of outliving their money.
In the United Kingdom deferred annuities are very popular but locally the main retirement income products are allocated pensions or lifetime annuities, which are classified as pension products and income tax exempt. The changes will see deferred annuities classified as pension products.
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Shares in Challenger have soared 12 per cent since the government's announcement, closing at $4.23 on Wednesday.
"The profit pool will ultimately depend on what the take up of the product will be over time but assuming that 5 per cent of assets are held in DLAs by 2020 results in an annual profit pool of $A800 million, assuming a 2 per cent net profit margin," the JP Morgan report said.
"At 10 per cent market share the profit pool is potentially $A1.6 billion."
Leaders in the superannuation and retirement industry, including former Prime Minister
The Australian Financial Review


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Advanced Tactics in Social Media & Digital Marketing Micro Workshop
Tuesday, February 19, 2013 at 9:00 AM - Wednesday, February 20, 2013 at 5:00 PM (EST)
Event Details
Join Kate Frost, for Social Media & Digital Marketing Success – It's easy when you do it right! Micro Workshop and we'll share the best tactics and techniques used by leading dealers. Whether you are a seasoned veteran or just getting started, you'll learn essential elements and proven practices that are working for dealerships across the US.
With Digital Marketing, Social Media, Reputation Management changing so rapidly, our most successful clients recognize the need to stay up-to-the-moment when it comes to motivating shoppers and buyers. Join us for this very important Micro Workshop and you'll learn the advanced tactics and techniques you'll be able to put to work as soon as you're back in the store.
This is a perfect workshop if you are the Digital Marketing Manager / Social Media Manager, Internet Manager, BDC Manager or any Dealership Managers responsible for the "Online Facilities" for your dealership.
This is a "hands-on" workshop so bring your laptop…we will be implementing what we teach on the spot.
- Overall Digital Marketing / Social Media / Reputation Management Blueprint customized to your dealership or dealer group
- Website design and management
- Website conversion strategies and best practices
- Customer experience branding
- Search engine strategies and proven practices
- Nurture marketing techniques
- Search engine maps and listings
- Social Media techniques to brand and sell cars
- Branding techniques for Social Media
- Social media advertising
- Listening techniques, technology and strategies
- Reputation Management and Marketing strategies
- 3rd Party New Leads source selection and management strategies
- Online Classified platform selection and ROI management
- and much more…if you need it, we will teach it!
Kate Frost of the KainAutomotive.com team will be conducting this Fundamentals Tactics Micro Workshop in Lexington, KY February 19 & 20 (Tuesday and Wednesday). Kate Frost has spent the last decade focusing on driving remarkable results leveraging effective digital marketing strategies and will guide you in developing your unique digital marketing blueprint.
The workshop will be limited to 15 attendees so we can ensure you really have the individual focus you need to accelerate your sales performance.
The training will start at 9:00 am both days and conclude at 4:00 pm. We won't exhaust you with needless banter, just proven practices that will help you drive exceptional results. This will allow you to relax and enjoy all the activities in and around downtown Lexington.
Please contact Shannon Frasure at firstname.lastname@example.com & 859-420-3588 cell/text for more details.
The workshop will take place at the KainAutomotive.com Headquarters & Training Center in Lexington, just 2 blocks and short walk from several downtown hotels, including the Downtown Hilton where we can secure a group discount on your rate. If you'd like to shop other hotel options, you might want to try Kayak.com like we do.
Dress code for the event is business casual so you can wear nice jeans / khaki type pants / skirt and a polo or button down.
We will provide morning and afternoon snacks and drinks and you can go to lunch and dinner on your own. We can also give you recommendations of some of our favorite restaurants nearby.
Please don't miss this unique opportunity to enhance your Digital Marketing and Social Media programs with processes and tactics you'll be able to put to work as soon as you're back in the store.
When & Where
KainAutomotive.com Training Center
380 S Mill St
Tuesday, February 19, 2013 at 9:00 AM - Wednesday, February 20, 2013 at 5:00 PM (EST)
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Published: November 15, 2013 at 12:20 AM"gut-wrenching and tear-wringing moments"
Ugh... you're talking about Fantasmic right?
Nothing in World of Color evokes any emotions at all. It's a technological wonder, but the show lacks substance and more importantly a story. If a montage of Disney clips brings tears to your face then I'm at a loss for words.
Clearly, they poured a lot of money into the technology, but forgot to budget anything for a script. Literally, anything would be an improvement in that lagoon and I look forward to seeing what Winter Dreams has to offer.
Even the departed Electrical Parade had far more substance, quality, and relevance than WoC and it was a dated parade.
Published: November 15, 2013 at 10:10 AMWithout being able to see the video, I don't know if the new show is any good, but I do know my family loved the non-holiday version of World of Color when we saw it for the first time a month or so ago. And I agree with Robert about the emotional highs and lows of the show as I commented in my DCA trip report/review earlier this month. My concern with World of Color continues to be the viewing area - it is just too small and disorganized for the masses of people who want to see the show. And if visitors do not get a good view they are not going to have a good experience. So, rather than introducing a new version of the show, I really wish Disney would spend money trying to fix the existing capacity problems instead. It just seems boneheaded to have a viewing area that can only hold 10% of the people who want to see the show!
Anyway, will check back later for the video....
Published: November 17, 2013 at 4:55 PMI am beyond honored to be a part of the honor choir. I just wish I had a clean copy of the video to view. I did not get any compensation for my voice. The least I would like is a way to hear it without going online. They picked 703 singers but I believe only 150 or so for the video. http://worldofcolorhonorchoir.com/honor-choir
Published: November 18, 2013 at 12:54 PMIt's true that WOC is little more than eye candy, but that's ok. Not everything needs a "story." Most so-called stories in theme park attractions are really just a thread holding together a variety of sensory experiences. WOC is big and spectacular, and really doesn't need any kind of narrative.
Published: November 18, 2013 at 11:42 PMJames, the viewing area is a non-issue. It's plenty large enough, better organized than Fantasmic and offers better opportunities to get good spots without arriving as early. Your experience was an exception, not the norm. In fact, I regularly show up for the second show (when offered) without FastPass and get a prime spot right when the show begins. You didn't plan well.
I also don't understand what you found so confusing. There are five sections each with clearly marked entrances- Red, Yellow, Blue, Green (Dining) and VIP. Each section is clearly roped off, so if you don't duck under any ropes then you will stay within your assigned section. You can move basically front to back within the individual sections to stand on the various levels. Each section (except Green and VIP) has viewing levels at the water's edge if you don't mind getting wet. Blue contains the overrated bridge section.
Yes, the show needs a story because if you aren't familiar with many of the movies then it doesn't make any sense. Those scenes only mean something to someone who has seen the movie. Believe it or not, many people haven't seen all of the movies featured in WoC.


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Discover Peter Pan's Origin - The Real Story Behind the Legend of Peter Pan: New Book Reveals Historical Inspiration for the Fairy Tale
Peter: The Untold True Story offers new perspective on Peter Pan, one of the most beloved characters in fiction, known to children all over the world. Author Christopher Mechling believes he has found the historical basis for the legend of Peter Pan, and has crafted a novel to introduce readers to the fascinating character of Peter the Wild Boy.
The legend of Peter Pan has been retold many times, in books, stageplays, comics, movies and television shows, sometimes more faithfully than others. Most recently, ABC has recast the boy hero as a villain in their show Once Upon a Time. Peter: The Untold True Story is not a reimagining of the fairy tale, it is an account of the real-life adventures of Peter the Wild Boy, a feral child from the 18th century.
Christopher Mechling's imaginative dramatization of the life of Peter captures the joy, innocence and fire of a bright, feral child living in the midst of the Age of Enlightenment. The epic story of his life, spanning approximately 70 years, navigates a tumultuous and thoughtful period in English history, rich with characters. Breathing life into 18th century events, Peter: The Untold True Story takes readers on a journey of discovery, from the Enchanted Forest of Hamelin, to the grim House of Corrections at Celle, to the beauty of Herrenhausen Palace, to the banks of the Thames River, to the Royal Palaces in London, and beyond, with a cast including the British Royal Family and many of the brightest minds of the era.
In 1725, Peter the Wild Boy was discovered in the forest of Hamelin, having lived alone in the wild since he was very young. Immediately capturing the public imagination, he was taken to meet George I, Duke of Hanover and King of England. Peter's good nature won the appreciation of King George. As a result, he was brought from Germany to London where he was introduced and became a popular figure in court society, in the midst of an era when science and reason were conquering the unknown, the mysterious and the wild.