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- Joachin de Ortega y Prieto b. - Genealogy. com
Joachin de Ortega y Prieto b 2 Aug 1755 at Tordesillas, near Valladolid, Spain By EDSEL WELLS July 19, 2002 at 01:53:03 "Joachin de Ortega y Prieto: the Spanish Ancestry of a Gateway Pioneer in Colonial Louisiana" by Winston De Ville, F A S G pub "La Voix des Prairies", No 10 "La Voix des Prairies" is the quarterly newsletter of The Evangeline Genealogical and Historical Society, P O
- Re: WHO WHERE THE GILLESPIE RI - Genealogy. com
THE GILLESPIE LONG RIFLES THE GILLESPIE LONG RIFLE TAMED THE FRONTIER AND HELPED TO WRITE THE AMERICAN HISTORY! They were pioneer gunsmiths and they had a gunshop right here under Forge Mountain in the hills of Henderson County in North Carolina Their long rifles tamed the wilderness and talked independence down on King’s Mountain Many a mountain man who gambled his life on his gun trigger
- Early Warwick family informati - Genealogy. com
The following year John Lewis' frontier settlement was removed from the jurisdiction of Orange and the new eminence Augusta County was formed Elizabeth was the daughter of Alexander DUNLAP and his wife Janet Ann McFARLAND (sometimes referred to as "Jenot" or "Jeani")
- Col. Alexander Lowry (Frontier - Genealogy. com
Looking for additional information on Col Alexander Lowry an Indian trader before the Revolutionary War in Western PA He may have been married to an Indian woman Looking for information on his wife and children
- Re: Book-MD Catholics on the F - Genealogy. com
David, I am not sure where you buy the book today, "Maryland Catholics on the Frontier" by Timothy J O'Rourke I have had mine since 1980 My mother purchased it straight from the author when he sent an order request to see if he had enough takers for a second printing since he was having so many requests for the book My brother ordered one after that but I can not get in touch with him at this
- Barsheba Bathsheba Watts - mo - Genealogy. com
From the book, "John Stuart and the Southern Colonial Frontier", by John Richard Alden, we find that in 1757, John Watts was a supervisor of parties of Cherokees and Catawabas coming into Virginia, along with Richard Smith and Thomas Rutherford, all of whom were given the titles of "Conductors and Guides"
- Re: Byars of VA - Genealogy. com
I am quoting the appraisement of Col Byars from the historical article of E C Worthington, entitled “A Frontier Home ” Col William Byars, born November 18th 1776, was the youngest son of Captain John Byars, and Elizabeth Thomason, of Louisa County, Virginia, where the old Byars homeplace was located on the head-waters of Contrary Creek
- James Welch and the Eastern Ch - Genealogy. com
James Welch :packhorseman frontier soldier James Welch (b c 1720 Ireland d aft 1796?) came with his father John (d 1768), his mother Anne (Nancy), and his younger brother John to Savannah, Georgia in 1735 36 Edward Jackson came to Savannah along with James and George Jackson at the same time
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