Adam A. Pfeifer was the younger brother of my Great Grandfather Anton A. Pfeifer. His life was tragically cut short in a snowstorm after their car slid into a ditch. This tragedy happened on the anniversary of Anton’s other brother Alexander A. Pfeifer’s wife’s death in another winter storm. Alexander was married to Teresa...
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Tags: Denning, G-Grandparents, Kansas, Karlin, Montgomery, Newspaper, Paul, Pfeifer, Sack
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After my posting on Hugh Tinnin and his connection to Austin and Tinnin Ford Road, I got a lot of response from other Tinnin relations. Since he had a rather large family with 3 wives and a history that spread across many states, he was bound to have a lot of decendents. One of...
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Tags: Arkansas, Indians, Interview, Kirkpatric, Louisiana, Mississippi, Moore, Neal, Rutherford, Stone, Tennessee, Texas, Tinnin, Willoughby
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The story that follows was forwarded to me August of 2000, by Rosanne Cockriel a researcher on the Nees family with whom I had corresponded for some time. It was an excerpt from material written by the grandfather of Catherine Miller’s husband; Catherine had been corresponding with Rosanne. The grandfather’s name was Jackson Colby,...
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Tags: Bingamon, Brandenburg, Cherokee, Cockriel, Colby, Illinois, Indian, Lemons, Miller, Mississippi, Nees
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I think it’s always interesting when I discover a relative that leaves his mark on the landscape. Since I don’t have many “famous” ancestors to speak of (except my one connection to Abraham Lincoln – my relative was his mother’s step-father), it’s always nice to find visible remnants of my relatives. While looking on...
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Tags: Arkansas, Barron, Buchanan, Carr, Carrington, Crawford, GGGG-Grandparents, Ilfrey, Indian, Joyner, Kirkpatrick, Lee, Lincoln, Littlepage, Mississippi, Neal, Roberts, Rutherford, Texas, Tinnin, Willoughby
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