Benjamin Brown
Benjamin Brown b. 16 Sep 1786. d. 18 Aug 1863, m. Eliz. Brown b. 12 Nov 1790. (questionable phrase may say “first wife”)
Children
Wm b. 25 Aug 1809
Joseph b. Sep 19 1811
John b. Dec 1813
Mary Ann b. 19 Dec 1813, twin of John above
Jesse b. 14 … 1816
Levney b. 11 Mar 1819
Davis b. 9 April [...]
Behan-Walsh Tombstones
A great big thank-you to Nancy Mattox, Find-A-Grave volunteer who photographed the tombstones of Catherine Behan-Walsh and her husband James Walsh; Catherine was the daughter of Andrew and Mary Behan and sister to Michael Behan. Catherine and her husband are buried at Calvary Cemetery in Toledo, Ohio. All research has indicated that Catherine and [...]
Dillon Cemetery
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Transcribed from: Another Job Done by Dianne Peck, page 15.
Sterling Swearingin has headed up an energetic undertaking of cleaning up this old family burial plot. The brush had completely overtaken the spot and it had become a hiding place for baby claves as it was in the center of a large cow pasture. [...]
It doesn’t take a hero to order men into battle. It takes a hero to be one of those men who goes into battle.
Norman Schwarzkopf
Wesley Lambeth: Osage County Home Guard, Civil War
Michael Behen: 47th Indiana Infantry Company B, Civil War
Wyatt Lambeth: WWII
George Meyers, Bob Behen, Jack Reuter: WWII
Robert Anders, WWII
Jack Dillon: France-Cold War Era
William Ross Fitzjerrell was born November 20, 1878. He was the son of Cyrus Fitzjerrell and Eliza Greenwood. I received his death certificate this week and in addition to the name of his parents, his birth and death information; his death certificated listed wife as Bessie Beatty, divorced. Bessie was living with her parents William [...]
I have had a pretty busy month and have not had anytime to devote to genealogy. I sincerely apologize for my slow responses to anyone who has sent me e-mails last month. I am diligently trying to play catch up today. If you don’t hear back from me this week you might want to send [...]
Private Robert Anders
Cathey’s in Cooper County, Missouri
The following is the earliest record I have found of Captain George Cathey living in Cooper County, Missouri. His son John Cathey was also summoned at the same time for contempt; again the charge was for not showing as a juror. There were no additional papers in the file indicating if [...]
