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Monthly Archives: November 2015
Searching for Cotchetts in Charleston, South Carolina
It has been a productive day on my latest commission. I spent today at the Charleston County Public Library trying to find information on the family of George Cotchett for a new client, and as I said, it was a … Continue reading
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How can census records help in research? A case study: the obituary of Lorraine Loveless of Centerville, Tennessee
Sometimes the smallest bit of information can lead to the discovery of a family lineage. Using a recent obituary and available online census records, I was able to trace a family back with certainty to 1850, and using posts to … Continue reading
Posted in Genealogical Records, Methodology
Tagged Hickman, Lovelace List, Loveless, obituary, Tennessee
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The Last Will and Testament of John Walker of Rutherford County, North Carolina, 1820
Yesterday I posted a marriage bond from Rutherford County, North Carolina, for William Dycus and Usely Walker. Today I am posting the will of the father of Usely/Urcilla/Ursula Walker, John Walker, who wrote his will on the 7 January 1820. … Continue reading
Rutherford County, North Carolina marriage bond, 1803
Below is an image of the Rutherford County marriage bond, dated 12 April 1803, for William Dicus [Dycus] and Usely [Urcilla] Walker. Click on the image to magnify it. William and Urcilla are the my 4th great-grandparents. Here is my line … Continue reading
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Greg was the perfect genealogy consultant. He carefully considered the research questions and proposed an efficient plan to answer them…