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Lawton/Pickle/Bickle/Mitchell

The Lawton/Pickle/Bickle/Mitchell Page

The first of Scotty’s family pages is now up. This was the family that hooked me on genealogy and writing about family history. I saw a picture that included Cynthia Viola Lawton, Mary Etta Pickle Lawton, and John Pickle, and I had an epiphany. My father-in-law knew his great-grandfather well and had in fact spent the first 12 summers of his life on John Pickle’s farm. I was able to talk to a man that actually knew someone who fought in the Civil War and lost part of his arm at the Battle of the Wilderness.

The newest research in this line actually centers around Mary Mitchell, John Pickle’s mother. The family of Robert Mitchell and Jane Smith of Armstrong Township, Indiana County, Pennsylvania, is proving to be tough to sort out. There are several Mitchell families in the area and the time period is pre-1850 so there is quite a tangle and not as many online records as I’d like.

The other area of work needed is on the family of Margaret Jamison born 1842, whose parents appear to be Archibald Jamison and Hannah Thomas. Margaret Jamison is the mother of Elmon Grant Lawton and wife of Stephen C. Lawton. Stay tuned – this is going to be another tangled line.

January 11, 2010 By Sharon

Johnson/Wilson/Tuttle/Bryant

The Johnson/Wilson/Tuttle/Brown/Bryant Page

The family of Dorothy Josephine Johnson has proven to be a lot of fun to work. Her father was from Sweden and with a little help from the folks in the Family History Library, I was able to move the line back several generations. Dorothy’s maternal line was both fun and frustrating. Her grandfather was from Sweden and his line has proven to be a real challenge – I may need a whole lot more help from the Family History Library with him. Her grandmother, on the other hand, was Ida Jane Tuttle. Ida descends from two of the oldest families in the United States. The lines are well documented and filled with fun stories. There were a few mysteries to be solved along the way, and I was happy to take care of those by providing solid source documents.

January 10, 2010 By Sharon

Burgraff/Kortlever/Stek/Bel

The Burgraff/Kortlever/Stek/Bel Page

The first page is up. The pedigree chart reflects where I am as of today in my research. What it does not show is all the work within the individual families and that will be coming in future posts. I’ll try to let everyone know where I’m at and what I have. Feel free to contact me and ask questions either through the contact me or by clicking on contacts below. As I add information the pedigree chart will be updated.

January 9, 2010 By Sharon

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