Boyle - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: My direct BOYLE line

BillDillon392 — 2012-05-17 23:17:29Z

My grandfather's mostly resided in MI. I'm not sure why he went to OH. Maybe something to do with WW I. That doesn't help you but I don't think our lines are related.

Re: Mary Ann Boyle, 1836-1860? Scotland, PA, OH

nutmeg611 — 2012-05-17 21:19:07Z

I am looking for Columbiana Ohio Boyles. Specifically, Alex Boyle who worked on the Baltimore/Ohio Railways. He had a Son Charles born 1856 in Gallia Ohio. Hs Mother was Martha Fea. Both from Ireland.

Re: My direct BOYLE line

LindaGHoller — 2012-05-17 16:50:00Z

Hi Bill, I am also researching the Boyle family but I have very little to go on. It was the middle name Carlton that caught my eye. I am researching James Carlton Boyle, born about May 1831 in Ireland (probably Donegal). I know his father was Connell Boyle. James was a tailor by trade and came to the US in 1848. By 1850 he was in Ashtabula County, Ohio, where he lived until his death in 1904. He had one son named Hugh Haney Boyle. Do any of these names show up in your Boyle line?

Re: Boyle Family of New Jersey

pauli936 — 2012-05-15 14:27:33Z

There were Boyles in County Cork, Ireland, but I haven't prove any connection as yet to Solomon Boyle who was bn in Ireland

Re: Boyle Family of New Jersey

pauli936 — 2012-05-15 14:25:43Z

I also would like a picture of the Solomon Boyle home. I am willing to share any info I have...

Re: Boyle Family of New Jersey

pauli936 — 2012-05-15 14:23:30Z

I recently came across data that I haven't proven as yet. However, it gives a daughter of Solomon Boyle and Susannah M. Pelltreau as Madalin/Magdalan Lucretia Boyle (also known as Lynche). Magdalan married John Cooper. This is from family records and genealogies of the first settlers of Passaic Valley, but I have no proof as yet. My line would be be from John Cooper and Magdalan's daughter, Lucretia who married William Annin. The Annin family is from Bernardsville, NJ area and William Annin bn Scotland is my 5th g-grandfather - of which I have proof. However, this is the first time I have found info on his wife, Lucretia's parentage. I am looking for a copy of Solomon Boyle's will in which Magdalan is mentioned as receiving 50 pounds. If you have a copy of the will, please contact me off-site as dpsears@artelco.com Thanks. Pauli

Re: James Boyle

mokey5 — 2012-05-11 12:45:05Z

Thank you, I really appreciate the attachment.

Boyle, Eaton, Dougherty. Proudlove, Hunter

mStewart8839 — 2012-05-08 17:06:04Z

John Eaton, son of George & Mary Eaton b. 1813 Derry Ireland married Margaret Boyle born 1816, Antrim in Dublin 1833. They lived in Scotland where some of their children were born and were living near Toronto in 1839 and John was a blacksmith.
By 1851 they were farming in Peel Township on W 1/2.Lot 12 and Patrick Boyle was on the E 1/2.12, Concession 7.
Three of John 's siblings Margaret 1819-1904 married Charles Dougherty and they had one child before coming to Canada.
Marie 1824-1913 married J. Benner in Galt, ON in 1847 and they moved to the US. Sarah 1834-1914 Married (1)J H Proudlove in 1863 and (2) Samuel Hunter 1877.

Re: James Boyle

Wcoury3 — 2012-05-08 16:35:09Z

Think I found them in the 1900 Census:

1900 United States Federal Census about James Boyle
Name: James Boyle
Age: 45
Birth Date: Jun 1854
Birthplace: Ireland
Home in 1900: Detroit Ward 12, Wayne, Michigan
[Wayne]
Race: White
Gender: Male
Immigration Year: 1870
Relation to Head of House: Head
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name: Elizabeth Boyle
Marriage Year: 1873
Years Married: 27
Father's Birthplace: Ireland
Mother's Birthplace: Ireland
Occupation: View on Image
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members:
Name Age
James Boyle 45
Elizabeth Boyle 45
Cecilia Boyle 20
Thomas Boyle 20
Arthur Boyle 15

david boyle

jamaui — 2012-05-05 23:12:53Z

Hi, My grandmas fathers' name was David Boyle from Perth Scotland...he married Maggie Lovitt also from Scotland. He had a brother named John Boyle. His first wifes name was Maud Forrest. Both John and David lived in Washington state, USA. Does anyone have any other info. on these people?
Thanks for your help.

BOYLE Francis B - Vietnam Wall section 6E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-03 11:22:59Z

BOYLE Francis B - Vietnam Wall section 6E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 227,289 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

BOYLE David J - Vietnam Wall section 5E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-04-28 12:35:12Z

BOYLE David J - Vietnam Wall section 5E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 227,289 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Edward Boyle m. Mary Wilson poss. Antrim Ireland

Wcoury3 — 2012-04-27 22:35:30Z

Looking for information on Edward Boyle m. Mary Wilson. Both would have been born late 1700s. One known son Robert born between 1809-1812. Robert moved to Stevenston, Ayrshire Scotland with his family and according to the Scottish Census Robert, his spouse Mary Andrew and several of his children were born in Antrim. I can find no trace of any of them on the Ireland lookup pages.

Re: TRYING TO FIND THE SEVEN SON'S AND THREE DAUGHTER'S OF CHARLES BOYLE , B 1718 IRELAND

SuDrees — 2012-04-12 18:31:08Z

Hi - have just come across your post hope this is the right email address. Have Mills and Jamison in tree with other Boyles and wondered if there was a connection somewhere?
Hoping to hear from you ,
Sue

Re: My Boyle line (poss from Aran Island, Donegal)

BillDillon392 — 2012-04-11 22:16:51Z

I'm not sure what you mean. Which BOYLE are you referring to?

James Carlton Boyle

LindaGHoller — 2012-04-09 19:38:09Z

Trying to find any information on James C. Boyle, born about 1831 in Ireland. James was in Ashtabula County, Ohio, by 1850. He married Emily Augusta Sperry on Oct. 28, 1862. They had one son Hugh Boyle who died in 1905 in Ashtabula. According to the 1900 census James emigrated in 1848. I am trying to locate his place of origin in Ireland.
I have seen reference to his parents as Connell Boyle and
Briddy McScome(?) but have had no luck tracing James back to Ireland.

Re: Mary Emily Boyle(Gregg)

declanhouston72 — 2012-04-07 06:05:56Z

Hi Scott I sent an email reply to you,maybe it didn't reach you.If so let me know and I can email you via rootsweb.My email address is declanhouston@btinternet.com,thanks,Declan.

Re: Mary Emily Boyle(Gregg)

scaime0691 — 2012-04-06 04:01:59Z

im his great great grandson. My grandpa gave me books on him when i asked about family stuff. i have all the manuscrips for the books written, a deed to a big cemetary in brooklynn and alot of other stuff. I have joe boyles will and it shows how much money he gave away and all this stuff its so damn cool. scott from long island, ny im trying to email people but it won't work. so if you know anything get in touch with at scaime0691@msn.com

Re: My Boyle line (poss from Aran Island, Donegal)

scaime0691 — 2012-04-06 03:51:16Z

why was he burried in middlesex england then?

Re: Joseph Whiteside Boyle 1867-1923- Klondike Joe, mining tycoon, First World War and National Hero in Romania, Cananda' Indiana Jones.

scaime0691 — 2012-04-06 03:47:19Z

Im the greatgreatgreat grandson of him, I have all the manuscrips and original copies of all his books and letters and stuff like that. my grandpa one day just gave it to me and was when i asked about fam history and said you'll be impressed. guess he was a pretty cool dude. cheers from longisland, ny. whats he got going on up there still?

Re: Joseph Whiteside Boyle 1867-1923- Klondike Joe, mining tycoon, First World War and National Hero in Romania, Cananda' Indiana Jones.

scaime0691 — 2012-04-06 03:45:30Z

My Boyle line (poss from Aran Island, Donegal)

BillDillon392 — 2012-03-22 21:49:28Z

Conel Boyle is possibly from Aran Island, Donegal, Ireland
then
William Boyle (1828-1899)
then
William W. Boyle (1867-1939)
then
William Carlton Boyle (1898-1975)

These Boyles, other than Conel, are from Michigan, mostly Beaver Island.

Anyone looking at the same line?

Re: County Monaghan Boyle

Alecboyle1 — 2012-03-21 21:28:56Z

I Have just started doing my family tree and have Great Great grandparents from county Monaghan John Boyle 1806

James Boyle

mokey5 — 2012-03-21 19:43:09Z

Does anyone have info on James Boyle b. abt.1855? He married Elizabeth also born abt 1855. They were probably born in Detroit, Mi or Ireland. There children were Elizabeth, Ceclia, Thomas, and Arthur. They may have had other children, I don't know.

Family of Paddy Boyle and Hannah Ferry Boyle, Loughanure

irishnorwegian — 2012-03-13 06:07:20Z

I'm looking for family of Paddy and Hannah of Loughanure, Co. Donegal. Paddy born 1866, DOD 02 Apr 1929 and Hannah died 30 Aug 1960. They had 11 children: Biddy, Hannah, Kitty, Maggie, Mary, Annie, Tony, Ned, Ownie, Dinnie, Peter. I want to find the cemetery where Paddy is buried to see when I visit Ireland. Paddy was my grandmother's (Kitty Boyle) brother.

Re: descendants of Robert Hendry Boyle

bradleyrbjb — 2012-03-11 06:19:34Z

Anne, yes, this is absolutely my 'Boyles'.
Thank you, it has shed a little more light for me, haven't heard of Elizabeth Skiffington before.
Hope your research is going well.

Re: descendants of Robert Hendry Boyle

bradleyrbjb — 2012-03-11 06:16:47Z

I would like to hear from you regarding the Boyles. Do you have a connection also to Mungo Boyle?

Re: descendants of Robert Hendry Boyle

bradleyrbjb — 2012-03-11 06:15:14Z

Catherine Henry/Hendry and William Boyle ? If they were then I think I may be able to give you some contact e-mails.
Yes, I do believe this is correct. Sorry for the very long delay in replying but ....
Mungo Boyle was my Great Grandfather. I will have to really get into my family history again, have been moving around and not had time to continue with my research.
Any leads would be most welcome.

Re: County Monaghan Boyle

gailbryans — 2012-02-22 09:49:50Z

Iam from the Boyle side of the family Do you have any Johnstons Boyles on your side All came from Clones County Monaghan Also do you have any photos I have a few that we found in my Grt uncle Alfred,s house after he died no idea who they are they were taken in the 1800s If there is a connection I could email them and maybe you might know
My dad remembers someone saying that a member of the family had become a minster think he said they went to Canada will have to ask him again

mary emily boyle(gregg or gregor)

declanhouston72 — 2012-02-20 11:34:54Z

Mary Emily Boyle arrived in New York in Jan 1921.Her children John Gregory,Ena Mary and Ida Helen Francis arrived with her.Her youngest son Francis died aged six one month or so prior to their departure from Ireland.Mary was born in Dunfanaghy in County Donegal in 1872.She married Edward Boyle in Derry in 1905.Edward died in 1916.A court case ensued between Mary and her husbands family concerning the religion of the children as Mary was a Protestant and her husband a Catholic.Mary lived in Brooklyn New York as far as 1930 as she appears in the 1930 census,after this I don't know where she lived.She had a brother Robert who also lived in New york.I would like to get in contact with anyone connected to any of the people mentioned above as I am a relative from Ireland.

Re: County Monaghan Boyle

judithkimber2 — 2012-02-16 20:57:20Z

This is heading off the Boyle track a bit, but Alexander Bryans and Catherine Boyle were almost certainly my great- great- grandparents. Their son William, born 1868, was a Methodist minister who stayed and worked in Ireland. My granny Nora was his oldest daughter. We're researching this at the moment, but we believe that Alexander and Catherine had another Methodist minister son, Alexander, who emigrated to either Canada or the US. We have all the details of the whole family from William Bryans to the present day.

Mary Emily Boyle(Gregg)

declanhouston72 — 2012-02-15 10:20:21Z

Mary Emily Boyle left Ireland in Jan 1921 with her children John,Ida and Ena.Her youngest child Francis died in Dec 1920.Her husband Edward died in 1916.In the United States Census of 1930 the family are living in Brooklyn,New York.Mary may have had a brother called Philip living in New York also.Looking to speak to anyone who knew of these people or any relatives of theirs,thanks.

Looking for junedrake1 or katydidnot120

karynb2007 — 2012-02-10 15:02:26Z

I am trying to contact you about possible information as we are doing the same family tree

Please get back to me asap

John F. Boyle - Schuylkill County, PA

vhollisterjr — 2012-02-10 01:38:24Z

I am looking for any information about John F. Boyle. He was married to Margaret Diver in 1876 in Summit Hill, PA. John and Margaret had four children, Mary (Minnie), Catherine, Sara and George and lived in Coaldale, PA.

He was killed in Lehigh, No. 8 Colliery on November 25, 1885. His death was documented in the State Mine Report. According to the Mine Report he was 34 years old, which puts his birth at approximately 1851.

In 1900 his three surviving children were living separately (one living with his mother, one married and one as a servant). All of the children list their father as born in Pennsylvania, which may or may not be accurate.

Any help finding his parents or where he came from would be appreciated.

Hamilton Boyle 1846

karynb2007 — 2012-02-07 15:29:57Z

So I inquired about John Boyle which is one of Hamilton Boyle and Ann Broughtons Sons. I always seem to get stuck here as no one in my family has info this far back.

If anyone can help.
Hamilton and Ann Broughton had a son named John who married Sarah Bignall.
I know a lot of people are doing this family tree on here but Im unsure if anyone has followed my family as others have branched off to another family member

James Boyle(O'Boyle) in Northeast PA

edkeating20 — 2012-02-04 15:01:54Z

Looking for info on my GGgrandfather James Boyle/O'Boyle. Born in 1854 in County Donegal Ireland. Came to the US in 1869 and settled in Northeast PA (Plymouth). Married Elizabeth Roper born in 1865 in Cashelard in County Donegal Ireland. James died in 1908 and Elizabeth died in 1951. They had 5 children Barbara, Francis, Patrick, Joseph, and William. I'm trying to find info on James from Ireland, exactly where in County Donegal he was from and who his parents were and if he had any siblings. Anyone have any info on this Boyle/O'Boyle line. Thnaks
Ed

Re: John Boyle info PLEASE

kathleennagle1 — 2012-02-03 21:39:31Z

You can reach me at naglekathleen@yahoo.com

Mary Ann(Gregg)Boyle

declanhouston72 — 2012-02-03 21:14:07Z

Looking to speak to anyone descended from Mary Ann Boyle b.orn in Donegal and married to an Edward Boyle from Derry.Edward died young(in his thirties).Mary took her children to New York in Jan 1921.As far as I know her brother(Philip)was already in New York.I have census evidence they lived in Brooklyn.Someone in the family either returned to Derry or contacted Derry searching for family possibly in the 1960's.I am related to Boyles through my maternal grandmother and I have alot of info on the family.I would be delighted to share this knowledge and fill in the blanks for the Boyles I am related to in America.

Re: John Boyle info PLEASE

karynb2007 — 2012-02-03 15:34:37Z

Yes that would be good but how can we send our emails without everyone seeing them?

Re: John Boyle info PLEASE

kathleennagle1 — 2012-02-03 02:17:38Z

Hello Karyn,
My name is Kathleen, and I am a descendent of William, who is a son of
John and Sarah Bignal. William and Henry are brothers. William was born
in 1839 and died in 1936. William and Henry's parents John, born 9/1810
in London and died 3/1895 in Kent. Sarah Bignal was born 1812 and died
in 7/1900 in Kent. I'm not sure if there were any other children. John parents
are Hamilton, born 1764 in Ireland, and Ann Broughton born 1795 in Ireland.
Hamilton died June 1846 in England, and Ann died 6/29/1876 Eng. William
married Jane Newlyn who was born 1/11/1838. Not sure when they married
but William and Jane are my great great grandparents. Among many children
they had a son, Edward John Boyle Sr. born 2/10/1872 but died at 24 yrs old
on 12/25/1896. He was married to Amy Sainsbury, who was expecting my
grandfather at the time of his death, so he never new his son. My grandfather
Edward John Boyle,jr. was born 7/11/1897 who was the father of Dorothy Mary
born 9/4/1924. Dorothy Mary is my mother. My mother came to America
after the war, married and currently living in New Hampshire. I hope I was
able to help you, and it is wonderful to be able to find another relative. I would
love to hear from you, and would like to communicate through e-mail if that is possible.

Kathleen

Re: John Boyle info PLEASE

karynb2007 — 2012-02-01 13:02:14Z

They came from England and Ireland.
Henry and Helena's son Henry was born 1886 in Kent, England and married Jane Steer they moved to Toronto, Ontario in the early 1900's. These were my great grandparents.
But from 1886 back they came from England and Ireland.

Re: John Boyle info PLEASE

Boyle1928 — 2012-02-01 05:42:47Z

Can you provide location info. to go with the dates and names? That would be helpful. Thanks! :-)

John Boyle info PLEASE

karynb2007 — 2012-01-31 21:14:13Z

I need info from here back if anyone can help please

John Boyle born 1810 died 1885
Married Sarah Bignall in 1832
They had a son Henry Boyle born 1849
Henry married Helena Haynes 1853-1935.

These are my ancestors and I would like to find out any info possible.
Who Johns parents were children and so far as far back as i can get. I get so far and then the trail drops im hoping someone can help

Re: Bernard Boyle/Gertrude Roos Nanticoke/Wilkes-Barre PA

RDBOYLE514 — 2012-01-30 15:23:32Z

More Updated info on the Boyle fam of Nanticoke PA...
Daughter Elizabeth Boyle married John Roach btw 1910 census and 1914 first child was born abt 1915 Anna R. Roach, 2nd child John A Jr, born abt 1918 died 1990 per Morning Call newspaper Allentown Pa. List sons Daniel of Allentown, Timothy of Phila Pa, and daughter Mary Werst of Tenn. Wife was Margaret Gackenbach.
3rd child of John and Elizabeth (Boyle)Roach was Mary F born abt 1918. Neither sister is listed in the obit for John A Roach.

John J and Cathrine (Roach) Boyle's
Daughter Lucy Boyle married an Evans had a son Thomas who died during WWII.
Still looking for links to the rest of this large family!
Son William was in Allentown 1920, 1930 with wife and children. But had passed by abt 1959. several of the family worked for the railroad or the spouse did.

Please if you know any of this family

Re: James Boyle

IrishRoses23 — 2012-01-28 21:46:37Z

I don't know if I'm related to the Molly Maguire James Boyle, but I'm trying to find out. My maternal great grandfather's name is James Boyle (1862-1952) and he lived in Banks Township, Carbon County. He married Bridget Macauley who was born in 1861. Their children were Joseph, James, Sarah, Leo, and Rose. My grandmother was Sarah and she married James Munley. Evidently, Thomas Munley (another Molly Maguire) was my great-great-great uncle. Do any of these names look familiar to you

Re:Boyle of Pa

arlenadams — 2012-01-28 05:52:59Z

actually his name was Joseph, not James. he was an intelligent man who turned to drinking after having to work in the mines. nevertheless, he was an abusive drunk and after many years of suffering, there was a divorce. He moved to ny and died there. the family came from donegal, ireland.

Re: Michael F. Boyle b. "Brambles in County Kilkenny, Ireland & wife Mary Shay (emmigrated from IRE to USA)

wlarezza — 2012-01-26 15:18:48Z

I read your post and am playing a long shot here. I am hoping that perhaps you may have something for me. My wife's great-great-grandmother was Elizabeth "Bessie" Boyle, who came to USE from Ireland (don't know from which county) and settled in NJ. Married a Hermann Heyart in 1877 in NJ. Father's name was Michael Boyle and mother's name was Mary (don't know Mary's maiden name). Bessie was born about 1855 or so. Is it possible this is the same Bessie as your Lizzie? Again, this is a long shot.

Dominic Boyle

Molmai — 2012-01-25 04:20:10Z

Looking for Dominic Boyle, my great great grandfather. He was born in Ireland (Eire) abt 1845. (Parents, Thomas & Ann). Married Ann McClean in Bury Lancashire, England. She was born (to Irish parents -Patrick and Nora)in Kidderminster, Worcestershire, England, and according to the 1881 Census, her eldest children, were also born in Kidderminster, although they were all living in Bury by then - the younger ones being born there.

The 1881 UK census is the only official recording of Dominic found so far ( although I do have the copy of their Certificate of Marriage). Dominic was head of house and his listed occupation was Dyer in cotton industry.
It was an extremely poverty stricken period - not only for Ireland but also the majority of the poor of England. The facts handed down the family, (that both I and my mother remember well) was because of this Dominic went to Philadelphia to find work and send money home to the family, about 1887, but never returned home. Ann received a letter, from a friend there sometime later, stating that he had died following a bridge collapse and/or falling off the bridge he was building.

UK 1891 Census confirms her as head of house and a widow. He 'died' therefore between 1887/1891 (April 5th). Presumably because of his death Ann had to very reluctantly send her youngest( 6yrs & 4yrs) children Thomas and Margaret Boyle (my Great Grandma) - back to Ireland to be looked after by relatives on a farm but Margaret had returned by the 1901 census, when she was 14, once she had reached working age and could contribute to the family budget

Have tried looking for Dominic - alternative spelling Dominick, and am pretty sure that I have found him, on his outward journey to the States. Arrival on the Steamship British King, March 8th 1887 (ports/ dates would fit). There are also a couple of strong possibilities from the records available (US City Directory) of addresses, although because ages are not stated difficult to ascertain? I cannot so far find any record of his death.... and because the US federal Census for 1890 - the only year that would be really helpful was destroyed (1921), I am sort of at an end. Yet I would dearly love to find him. Not casting any aspersions on his character - but the times - well he might have found someone else, and possibly decided on a new life? Although extremely unlikely .. especially as a Catholic but not impossible???? So many questions unanswered - feel so close but yet so far. ANY help would be appreciated. Apologies also, if I have posted in the wrong place and for being a .bit long winded. - new to this- Many thanks

Obit of Mrs. John (Katie Fitzmaurice) Boyle 1910

lilmar1942 — 2012-01-23 18:54:51Z

From the Chatsworth Plaindealer
Chatsworth,Livingston,Illinois

MRS. KATIE BOYLE
JUNE 3, 1910

On Tuesday (May 31) morning at eight o'clock, at her late home on Hickory street in this village, occurred the death of Mrs. Katie Boyle following a prolonged illness with lung trouble.
Katie Fitzmaurice was born April 30, 1860, in the old town of Brenton, which long since passed into oblivion, but was formerly situated east of where the present town of Piper City is now located. She is the eldest daughter of the late Michael and Mary Fitzmaurice, who were among the first settlers of Chatsworth. She spent most of her life in this village and was recognized by all as a most beautiful character. Blessed with a mild and gentle nature, a pleasing manner and even disposition, and possessed of a mind of fine intellect, she leaves the world better for her having lived in it.
In February, 1880, she was united in marriage with John Duffy, whose death occurred years ago, one child, a son, James f. Duffy, of this city, having been born to the union. She was again married on June 8, 1895, to John Boyle. Two children, one son and one daughter, John and Mary, were born to the second marriage.
Deceased is survived by the three children above mentioned; her aged mother, Mrs. Mary Fitzmaurice; two brothers, John and Michael, of Chicago; and two sisters, Mary, wife of Dr. T.C. Seright, of this city, and Miss Josephine Fitzmaurice of Chicago.
The funeral services were held on Thursday morning at SS. Peter and Paul's church, Rev. W.J. Burke officiating and the remains were interred in St. Patrick's cemetery.

Re: Boyle of Bedford County, VA circa 1751-1840

ChapterGenie — 2012-01-22 22:19:47Z

I'm related to Robert Boyle. From what I have found, he was married to Jemima Dooley.
He was born 1751 in Virginia and died in 1834 also in Virginia.
I believe he is a distant grandfather. His relative was Victoria Boyle and was married to William Clay Sunderland, who is my gg grandfather.
Please email me at itskarens@gmail.com