Atwood - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Atwood's from Massachusetts have Indian blood?

klondiker1s — 2012-05-16 02:25:56Z

Bev,

Would be interested in hearing from you re your grandmother, the village she lived in, and what year are we referring to?

My wife's father repeatedly informed her that there was Indian blood within the Atwood line. She is an Atwood, with physical Indian features and descendant of the Atwood line from Massachusetts. Her grandfather was Henry Atwood. Have a bit of information on Atwood family.

If you desire, contact me at klondiker1s@gmail.com if interested.

Re: Atwood's from Massachusetts have Indian blood?

chozijoy — 2012-05-15 03:36:45Z

I would be interested in communicating with you personally as I have heard this same thing in my family. My Sofia Atwood was born in Indian Hollow (now Huntington) which was an Indian Village at the time. Would love to see the photo you're referencing!!
~Bev

Re: Atwood's from Massachusetts have Indian blood?

klondiker1s — 2012-05-15 02:49:51Z

Itsmeagainaw,

Regarding your message, please contact me at klondiker1s@gmail.com regarding the picture of your grandmother, Inez L. Atwood (b. 27 Mar 1796) and your line down through you.

Your exact subject of your first message is identical to information I received for the Atwood clan. Are you interested to pursue this further?

klondiker1s@gmail.com

Re: Atwood's from Massachusetts have Indian blood?

klondiker1s — 2012-05-15 02:36:02Z

Since there are Atwood's within my family line, I looked into your journey with directions given. What a surprise when I learned there was a Wood on the boat that came from England around 1607. What another surprise when I discovered my family name marrying into the family of the Atwood family in the 1600 and 1700s. What a wonderful surprise!

Re: Atwood's from Massachusetts have Indian blood?

klondiker1s — 2012-05-15 02:30:07Z

Do believe there is a mix of Indian blood within the Atwood family, and it is an Atwood male taking an Indian maiden as wife.

Re: David Farthing Atwood, Sr.

tratwood1 — 2012-04-25 22:20:43Z

I have a listing in my database showing a Johnson Co Tn, but this person could be his brother, as he was born about 1890 (a John Vernie Atwood, son of George D. Atwood) This could be the same line you are looking for, but this is as far back as I have, so could be a tease for you, but is something...

Look at my profile to get my website and review the database.

Ted

David Farthing Atwood, Sr.

1_isaacatwood — 2012-04-18 05:02:27Z

Hello all,

I have been searching and searching for the parents or even siblings of David Farthing Atwood Sr. He was born August 25 (some records say 11) of 1886 in Johnson County, TN - both of his parents were born in North Carolina. He was married to Victoria Reece of North Carolina. Any help would be greatly appreciated

Isaac

Atwood in Winston-Salem, North Carolina around 1886

readermouse — 2012-04-05 19:25:11Z

I am looking and Atwoods that are related to Mollie Atwood born 4 Apr 1886 in Winston-Salem, NC. She married Rufus Lee Clark and had 2 sons, Carl Clark and Fred Eugene Clark. She died 20 Apr 1966 in Gaffney, SC.

I do know that Mollie had a sister Roxie born 19 Oct 1880 in North Carolina and died 20 Jan 1972 in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Roxie was married to __?__ Wilkins.

Thanks

Re: Atwoods from Wisconsin

chriskriek — 2012-04-02 06:46:02Z

The Atwoods lived thev're final years in Fredric, Wisc. Grandfather was editor in chief of the Amery Free Press. Nellie sevived him & passed away in 1970.

Re: William Joseph Atwood

ethelcoody24 — 2012-03-25 14:08:59Z

Oh, and I left out 5th child of William and Elizabeth: George Atwood born about 1862.

William Joseph Atwood

ethelcoody24 — 2012-03-25 14:07:03Z

William J. Atwood served as a Louisiana Confederate Soldier, a private, in Company G, 28th (Gray's) Louisiana Infantry. He enlisted 14 May, 1862, at Monroe, Louisiana.

He married Elizabeth Barron, about 1855. They lived in Morice, Winn Parish, Louisiana on 10 August, 1860 [Census date, for that year].

William and Elizabeth's children:

1-Charles William Atwood born 1858, in Morice, Winn Parish, Louisiana. Married Sarah Pratt Bell.

2-John Wesley Atwood born 1860 in Morice, Winn Parish, Louisiana. Married 1) Fannie P. Crews 10 March, 1889 Rapides Parish, Louisiana. 2)Martha Bell 17 November, 1894 Rapides Parish, Louisiana.

3-Allen Dewitt Atwood born 1865 in Atlanta, Winn Parish, Louisiana and died 12 July, 1897, in Rapides Parish, Louisiana. Charles Atwood was an under tutor at the probate He married Elizabeth Aletha Bell on 11 April, 1889, in Rapides Parish. She was born February, 1871 at Liberty, Bollinger County, Mississippi. [Re:1900 Census for Rapides Parish.] and died 19 January, 1918 in Rapides Parish.

Allen's Widow, Elizabeth and four children, were living with her brother in law, in 1900. She is listed as his sister, but she is actually his double sister-in-law. Their children were: 1-Della Eugena Atwood born July, 1890. 2-Minnie Leola Atwood born December, 1891. 3-William Albert Atwood born October, 1894. 4-Olive (Ollie) Henrietta Atwood born February, 1897.

Elizabeth Althea Bell Atwood married 2)Charles Stalter between 1900 and 1910. In 1910, they lived in Pineville, Rapides Parish, Louisiana. Ollie Atwood, her daughter age 13, was still at home. Children in household were Mary age 7, Martha age 4 and Francis A. son 8 months. All Stalters, which I assume were Charles and Elizabeth's children. This record states that she has birthed 8 children/ 7 are living.

4-Henry J. Atwood born October, 1867. Married Sarah Laurette Lee 24 May, 1893 Rapides Parish.

Children:
1-Albert Atwood March, 1894.
2-Julius Atwood March, 1895.
3-Julius Atwood November, 1895.
4-William Lee "Willie" Atwood November, 1897.
5-Eddy/Eddie Atwood born about 1901.
6-Elmer J. Atwood born 1903 and died 23 December, 1921 Shreveport, Caddo Parish, Louisiana. [Re: Louisiana Death Certificates]

William married 2) Martha Ann unknown about 1868. In 1870, there lived with them a girl Nora Williams, age 9, who may have been Martha's daughter from a previous marriage.

In 1880, a daughter: L. O. Atwood age 7 months lived with William and Martha. I have no further data, for this girl, at this time.

I thought someone might be able to use some or all of this info.

Ethel

Re: Atwoods of Louisiana [Correction]

ethelcoody24 — 2012-03-22 20:29:14Z

On reading through my previous post, I realize I made a mistake, on the 1880 Census, for William Atwood, it is W. J., not W. D. Sorry about that. Ethel Coody

Re: Atwoods of Louisiana

ethelcoody24 — 2012-03-22 19:42:21Z

Hi all,

William Joseph Atwood was born about 1832, probably in Mississippi. The 1860 Census for St Morice, Winn Parish, states that the was born in Virginia. However, the two censuses [1870 and 1880] states that he was born in Mississippi. In the 1880 record, it states that his parents were also born in Mississippi. I haven't been successful in locating him, in 1850.

He married 1)Elizabeth Barron about 1857. She was born about 1838, in Pike County, MS. She is the mother of Charles William Atwood. She died between 1860-1870 and William married 2)Martha Ann born about 1842, in Louisiana.

In 1860, the family lived in St. Morice, Winn Parish, Louisiana and William was a farmer; in 1870, they lived in Atlanta, Winn Parish and Joseph was a minister and in 1880, they live in Natchitoches and W. D. was a preacher. I have accumulated quite a bit of info on this family and am willing to share. You may email me at ethel71360@yahoo.com

If anyone has any information on William's parents, that they care to share, I would appreciate it.

Re: Atwoods of Louisiana

jsp251 — 2012-03-22 03:14:27Z

Email i sent didnT go thru. I will try later. But we had oyr 2nd family reunion last Saturday. It was great and confusing. For some reasons i have trouble wmailing from here. Thank you Terri Linzay

Re: Atwoods of Louisiana

bpotts — 2012-03-20 01:20:29Z

Thank you Roberta for your kind words....

I'm currently working on Atwoods from AL, MS, LA and TX.

More are added daily :D

You can go directly to my database at:

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=atwood

Terri.... I'll contact you

Brad

Re: Atwoods of Louisiana

LindaMorcom — 2012-03-19 19:09:12Z

Hi, I am not Linda. She is a friend kindly letting me do some research on Ancestry. My deceased husband was descendant of Harman Atwood, 1 of 3 known brothers emigrating from England to the Boston area shortly before 1642 or so. I do not find the Atwoods you are discussing in my database, but it could be a branch I haven't researched. Have any of you traced your ancestors back to England? Try this website. Bradley Potts has a massive database on any Atwoods with quite accurate data. http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi
I live in Slidell, LA where I am a group leader for a local genealogy group. I found it very interesting that there were Atwoods living in this area.
Roberta R. Stepan (robertastepan@hotmail.com)

Re: Atwoods in Louisiana

jsp251 — 2012-03-19 05:44:11Z

My email would not go thru. Very interested in my family. My email is
terrilinzay@gmail.com
Thank you,i keep hitting walls. Terri

Re: Atwoods in Louisiana

dag031550 — 2012-03-18 22:19:20Z

Contact me at dag031550@aol.com. I have much information on Sarah Pratt Bell and her ancestors.

Re: Atwoods in Louisiana

jsp251 — 2012-03-18 08:24:41Z

I too am descended from Charles W Atwood. Trying to find i.fo on Sarah Pratt Bell. My ggrandmother Martha Elizabeth Atwood DeWitt was Sarah Pratt Bell Atwood's daughter. Looking for any info. Thanks, Terri

Re: Atwoods in Louisiana

jsp251 — 2012-03-18 07:48:29Z

I am a desendant of Charles W Atwood. My grandmother was Martha Elizabeth Atwood DeWitt. Any info would be appreciated. Terri Linzay

Re: William Atwood (1817-1903) "Atwood Family History" (1900) and Diary

karenlavalley1 — 2012-03-13 21:16:41Z

I would love to have a copy of this aswell. I'm completely stuck when it comes to my Atwood family history at this point!

Re: William Atwood (1817-1903) "Atwood Family History" (1900) and Diary

PheribaFell — 2012-03-12 22:41:55Z

Is it possible you have any documentation for:
*William ATWOOD, b 1736, Cranston, VT; m. Johanna SAUNDERS 1737 – 1826

11 children:
Oliver Atwood 1759 – 1845
Jeremiah Atwood 1760 –
James Atwood 1762 – 1848
Lydia Atwood 1763 –
William Atwood 1764 –
Anthony Atwood 1769 –
Rufus Atwood 1773 –
Freelove Atwood 1776 –
Esek Atwood 1785 – 1863
Ezekiel Atwood 1785 –
*Johanna ATWOOD 1786 – 1834

Re: Daniel M Atwood

lintylee — 2012-02-27 00:33:59Z

Hope this helps

1900NY
Name: John Atwood
Age: 22 Birth Date: Apr 1878
Birthplace: New York
Home in 1900: Catlin, Chemung, New York
Race: White Gender: Male
Relation to Head of House: Son
Marital Status: Single
Father's Name: Silas Atwood Father's Birthplace: New York
Mother's name: Milissa Atwood Mother's Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Household Members:
Name Age
Silas Atwood 51
Milissa Atwood 44
John Atwood 22
Jessie Atwood 18
Carrie M Atwood 11
Clarence Atwood 6

1910PA
Name: Daniel M Atwood
Age in 1910: 8 Birth Year: 1902
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Home in 1910: Clymer, Tioga, Pennsylvania
Race: White Gender: Male
Relation to Head of House: Son
Marital Status: Single
Father's Name: John M Atwood Father's Birthplace: New York
Mother's name: Carrie J Atwood Mother's Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Household Members:
Name Age
John M Atwood 31
Carrie J Atwood 24
Daniel M Atwood 8
Ethel L Atwood 5
Floyd W Atwood 2

1920NY
Name: John Atwood
Age: 45 Birth Year: abt 1875
Birthplace: New York
Home in 1920: Campbell, Steuben, New York
Race: White Gender: Male
Relation to Head of House: Head
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name: Carrie Atwood
Father's Birthplace: New York Mother's Birthplace: New York
Home Owned: Rent Able to Read: Yes Able to Write: Yes
Household Members:
Name Age
John Atwood 45
Carrie Atwood 38
Daniel Atwood 18
Ethel Atwood 15
Hessa Atwood 9
Dorothy Atwood 7
Helen Atwood 2

WWI Draft Index
Name: John M Atwood
County: Chemung
State: New York
Birth Date: 10 Apr 1878
Race: White
FHL Roll Number: 1712295
(record indicates wife's name is Carrie)

SSN Index
Name: Daniel Atwood
SSN: 114-03-9598
Last Residence: 14830 Corning, Steuben, New York, United States of America
Born: 25 Feb 1900
Died: Jun 1972
State (Year) SSN issued: New York (Before 1951)

findagrave.com
Daniel M Atwood
Burial: Hope Cemetery Annex, Corning, Steuben Co., New York, USA
Martha B Atwood
Birth: 1916 Death: 1972
Burial: Hope Cemetery Annex, Corning, Steuben Co.,New York, USA

Re: Daniel M Atwood

karenlavalley1 — 2012-02-23 00:06:27Z

I've been researching all day and I finally found out a little about Daniel M Atwood.

He was born Febuary 25, 1900. Died June 27, 1972 in a flood in Corning, New York along with then wife Martha Estella Atwood (no relation).

His parents were John Atwood (1876-1927) and Carrie Draper (1886-1956).

I may have found Carrie's family buried in the same cemetery.
DRAPER, Deloris , Born 1942 , Died 1942
DRAPER, Edwin , Born 1856 , Died 1931
DRAPER, Fannie H. , Born 1868 , Died 1938

Daniel M Atwood

karenlavalley1 — 2012-02-22 18:58:07Z

We're interested in any information about the Atwood family, specifically any information about a "Daniel M Atwood". We know little about him, besides that he lived in Albany, NY for quite some time and may have been born in Pennsylvania. He was married previously with children before marrying Fannie Smith. Their marriage produced my grandfather Edson Claire in 1932, and a daughter, Shirley. Fannie left with the children and that is where our information ends on the Atwood's. Any information would be very welcomed!

ATWOOD Mary L. Bess - Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2012-02-07 13:41:00Z

CLEVELAND, OH – Funeral services will be at the F.D. Mason Memorial Funeral Home Inc. on Thursday, Feb. 9, 2012 at noon for Mary L. Atwood.

Mary Louise Atwood, 65, the daughter of the late Prince and Mary Clinkscale Bess, was born June 25, 1946, in Youngstown, Ohio.

Mary stepped out of time into eternity on Friday, Feb. 3, 2012, at the Menorah Park Center.

Mary met and later married her husband, John Henry Atwood in Youngstown. She was the “mother of their only daughter, Jenean Atwood Baynes.

Mary worked in sales and accounting for May Co./Kaufmann’s Department Store for over 20 years.
In her later years, she was also a volunteer at the Intergenerational School, where she helped children learn to read.

Left behind to cherish her memory, until they meet again are her husband, John Henry Atwood; her daughter, Jenean Atwood Baynes and son-in-law, Garry Baynes of Los Angeles; one brother, Hussie Bess of Missouri; a host of nieces, nephews and countless other loving relatives, friends.

Mary was preceded in death by her sisters, Freddie Mae Henry and Norma Jean Bess Gregory; and brothers Ronald and Varner Bess. Friends may call from 11 a.m. to noon on Thursday at the funeral home.

Mahoning
Cuyahoga

Re: Mary Ellen Atwood

astanley76 — 2012-02-06 20:42:47Z

Lewis H Cogley is my great great grandfather,

Re: Atwood's of Ohio

tratwood1 — 2012-01-22 18:23:18Z

Just view my profile, is listed in my 'Favorite Sites' list. I also have a lot of my branch is in the Ross co area, edging towards the Gallia co area. One of my records specifically states,"moved to edge of Ross co".

Re: Atwood's of Ohio

GBadgley8915 — 2012-01-21 23:54:47Z

What is your website? P

Re: Atwood's of Ohio

tratwood1 — 2012-01-21 23:20:39Z

I have quite a bit of information on this specific line of Atwoods at my website. I also have lots of information on most Atwoods in the southern half of Ohio and further back into the other states. This is also part of my direct line, which is based out of Licking and Fairfield and Franklin Counties. Drop me a line or visit the site; tons of information there...

Re: Atwood's of Ohio

Cym90 — 2012-01-10 07:43:46Z

My great-grand parents were William Atwood and Martha Helen Compton. I would appreciate any info that you could give me as I have little info about the Atwoods

Re: Edmund De Wyckhurst

sasatwood — 2011-12-19 16:44:23Z

Thank you for the information on the Abbey. I always find it amazing how information, such as this on Edmund, is claimed!
Sheila

Re: Edmund De Wyckhurst

sasatwood — 2011-12-19 16:42:38Z

Thank you for your response. I was just hoping someone had found something new!
Sheila

Re: Edmund De Wyckhurst

Eldarwood — 2011-12-19 15:05:20Z

Since there is no known record of Peter's parentage any claims are just that, claims.

Re: De Wyckhurst --Atte Wode-Atwood Line of Descendancy

Eldarwood — 2011-12-19 01:18:07Z

Hi Bill,

I want to talk with you but not in this forum.
I will send you a message.

Sincerely,
L Wood

Re: Edmund De Wyckhurst

LindaMorcom — 2011-12-18 22:02:09Z

I do not have Edmund as the father of Peter. My notes indicated the following (though not proven by me)that Peter's father may also have been named Peter: From an online family tree: The word 'HOOLEY' (According to The Bourne Society-Local History Records Vol X1 from 1972 'A Coulsdon Lord Mayor and his House' by Una Broadbent) can be traced back at least as far as 1347 when 'Hooley House' was licensed by the king to Geffrey at Wode. However, a house at 'Holegh'-meaning 'the clearing by the hollow'- is first mentioned in 1203. The house together with 36 acres plus 4 acres of wood was leased by the Abbot of Chertsey, lord of the manor of Coulsdon, to one Peter de Wyckhurst. 'Hooley House' (later the 'Ashdown Park Hotel') was demolished in 1971.

The Atte Wode lineage can be traced back to about 1204 when Peter de Wyckhurst (an older form of the name Atte Wode) purchased 'Hooley House' from the Bertan Marten, the Abbot of Chertsey Abbey.

Chertsey Abbey, dedicated to St Peter, was a Benedictine monastery located at Chertsey in the English county of Surrey. It was founded by Saint Erkenwald, later Bishop of London, in 666 A.D and he became the first abbot. In the 9th century it was sacked by the Danes and refounded from Abingdon Abbey by King Edgar of England in 964. Most of north-west Surrey was granted to the abbey by King Frithuwald of Surrey. In the eleventh century the monks engineered the Abbey River as an offshoot of the River Thames to supply power to the abbey's watermill. In late medieval times, the Abbey became famous as the burial place of King Henry VI (whose body was later transferred to St George's Chapel, Windsor). The abbey was dissolved by the commissioners of King Henry VIII in 1537 but the community moved to Bisham.

Re: Edmund De Wyckhurst

sasatwood — 2011-12-15 20:00:52Z

Thank you for your quick reply. I thought this was suspect but you never know. I will post if I find anything from the British records on line.
Thanks,Sheila

Re: Edmund De Wyckhurst

Eldarwood — 2011-12-15 17:13:03Z

There is a lot of bad information online; here on ancestry.com some of that data has made its way on to One World Tree.
As for me, I don't trust any data where no evidence is cited.
As you probably already know the earliest record for Peter de Wyck Hurst is a property deed for the 40 acre purchase from the Abbot of Chertsey.
His ancestry is not yet known. It would be worth checking.

Re: Edmund De Wyckhurst

sasatwood — 2011-12-15 12:16:38Z

Hi Larry,
I found the "reference" to Edmund on several trees on ancestry.com as the father of Peter de Wyckhurst. However, when I looked at the references, the dates were not in the right century. I'm not exploring Archealogia Britannica but not having much luck. Any thoughts?
Sheila

Re: Edmund De Wyckhurst

Eldarwood — 2011-12-15 02:20:54Z

Hi Sheila, Where did you find the reference to Edward being Peter's father?

Larry

Edmund De Wyckhurst

sasatwood — 2011-12-14 14:18:57Z

Hello,
I have worked on the Atwood line for years but just ran across something new - a reference to Edmund de Wyckhurst, father of Peter De Wyckhurst of 1180-1203 (approx.) However, I am not seeing any reference/citation that I can pull up or with the right dates attached. Does anyone have any further information?
Thanks,
Sheila

Re: Francis Atwood, Confederate chaplain (SC hospital)

chaplainsmuseum — 2011-12-09 13:54:39Z

I am also seeking information on Francis Atwood for the purposes of compiling a database of CSA chaplains. Have you found any useful information since your 2006 query?

-Brandi M.

Re: De Wyckhurst --Atte Wode-Atwood Line of Descendancy

billatt1 — 2011-11-04 10:48:22Z

I have read, with interest, your thread on Attwood lineage and Saunderstead. I have posted one or two threads outling my theory of the Attwood lineage and possible change of name. Rather than me writing again, perhaps you would like to read those threads and return to me with a comment?
I look forward to your comments.
Bill Attwood.

Re: De Wyckhurst --Atte Wode-Atwood Line of Descendancy

billatt1 — 2011-11-04 10:34:37Z

Hi. My name is William (Bill) Attwood. Like most researchers I have come to a halt with De Wyckhurst of Hooley House. I have a theory about why this is so. I wonder if it is possible for the family name to have evolved as follows. Attwood was Atte Wode, was De Wyckhurst, was DuBois. I am thinking that maybe DuBois came from France with William The Conqueror at Hastings. The time frame would more or less fit. One of the DuBois clan may have decided to Anglicise his name and became De Wyckhurst and then Atte Wode. This would also explain why some one who apparently came from nowhere and was able to attain status and land. Perhaps rewarded by his Norman cronies? Please understand that this onlyn my theory and may not be any where close to the truth. It would however explain much.
What are your thoughts?
Regards,
Bill.

de Wyckhurst, DuBois, abt 1130 to 1200. Attwood family research

billatt1 — 2011-10-30 10:03:24Z

For anyone out there researching the Attwood family.
My search seems to come to an end with deWyckhurst at abt 1200. i am wondering about the possibility of a name change. Maybe, just maybe de Wyckhurst is an Anglicised version of DuBois? If this were so it would explain why a seemingly unconnected family popped up out of no where. DuBois would appear to be fairly well connected, it was not long after the Norman invasion and de Wyckhurst pops up out of nowhere with some substance. What would be the chances?
What if the DuBois family had Hooley House (or other holdings) as a gift from the Norman heirachy. When de Wyckhurst inherited Hooley House he decided to Anglicise his name from DuBois to de Wyckhurst? Possible? Probable? I don't know. Maybe some one out 'there' has some information or would like to comment?

Re: Gideon Atwood and daughter juiliaette Dexter graves found

bpotts — 2011-10-14 03:16:46Z

Atwood... I never heard from this woman regarding the photos...
What is your connection to Henry S Atwood... I didn't know he had descendants.
Brad Potts (brad.potts at mindspring.com)

Re: Gideon Atwood and daughter juiliaette Dexter graves found

atwood_gaines — 2011-10-13 18:26:59Z

I would be very glad to receive photos of the Atwood grave sites
as I am the great great grandson of Henry Stiles Atwood and the great great
great grandson of Gideon Atwood.
Many thanks for any help or pics you can provide.
Atwood Gaines

Horace W Atwood b 1820 in Tioga County, NY

bpotts — 2011-10-11 02:36:55Z

Looking for any information on Horace W Atwood, born in February 1820, in Tioga County New York.

He married a Christina ( ) in 1848

In 1860, he and Christina were found in West Creek, Indiana

He was a Private, Company F of the 4th New York Infantry during the Civil War.

From 1870-1900, he and his family were found in Granby, New York

He died on 1 May 1905, and is buried in the Mt Adnah Cemetery in Fulton, NY

He and Christina had 4 children: Charles (1850), Calvin (1852), Carrie (1854), and John (1869)

ANY information would be greatly appreciated

Re: William Atwood (1817-1903) "Atwood Family History" (1900) and Diary

CFEason1 — 2011-10-03 14:37:10Z

OOPS: My e-mail is CFEason@cadwalader.us

Re: William Atwood (1817-1903) "Atwood Family History" (1900) and Diary

CFEason1 — 2011-10-03 14:35:59Z

Wow! I'm very excited to hear you may have an original copy of this manuscript....or at least, a "different" copy.

As I believe I mentioned, I have seen a variety of versions, some with that I'd guess are transcription issues, so I'm desperately interested in tracking down the source. Sounds like your copy might be a big help.

You can reach me more directly at CFEason@cawalader.us I'll look forward to hearing from you.