Dailey - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Looking for Isaac Newton DAILEY

Karen_DaPra — 2012-05-20 17:57:03Z

I got notification of your e-mail to me but I somehow cannot get it to reply to you. Please write me at ddapra@comcast.net to compare notes on Dailey - Brewster.
Thanks,
Karen

DAILEY Francis E - Vietnam Wall section 8E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-11 14:21:26Z

DAILEY Francis E - Vietnam Wall section 8E

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 227,290 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.

DAILEY George F - Vietnam Wall section 7E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-07 19:03:46Z

DAILEY George F - Vietnam Wall section 7E

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 227,290 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.

James S. Dailey Deceased December 30, 1944- Kentucky

ancestors1943 — 2012-04-30 00:24:24Z

Hi,
I am looking for descendants of a James S. Dailey, who died during World War II, December 30, 1944. I believe he may have been from Garrard County Kentucky.
I have something that I picked up at an auction last night in Flemingsburg Kentucky that I believe may be of value to his descendants.
Please contact me at Nancye1962@gmail.com or at Nancye1962@yahoo.com if you are a descendant, or you might know how to get a hold of a family member of this man. I am not related, but am interested in returning this item to it's rightful owners, which should be the descendants of James S. Dailey. Thank you.
Nancy Bishop

Re: Dailey's in Ohio

LillianW74 — 2012-04-16 14:29:29Z

I have a Peter Dailey who m. Henrietta Amelia Smith in Buffalo, Erie, NY on 13 Apr 1859.
He may have been born Ireland, she perhaps England?
She had a sister named Mary Smith.
Any help appreciated! A real brickwall for my line!

priscilla merilda daily price

musicalsamcam — 2012-04-07 21:19:16Z

I am searching for the memoirs, article or "book" written by Priscilla Merilda Dailey Price (Harris) sister of my ancestor Nancy Jane Daily Price. The name of the article is "ADVICE OF A PIONEER MOTHER". Any help locating this work would be greatly aooreciated. I have researched the Kansas Historical Society and the Douglas Kansas Genelogical Society and the Lawrence, KS library with no luck. Thank you, Sarah

Re: Jesse Dailey, born 1760, Loudon, Virginia

RMoretzDailey — 2012-04-07 03:36:20Z

I don't get into rootsweb too often but found your query. Let's do this via email. Jesse was my 4th G-Grandfather and the records I have show only 2 children neither was an Owen. I believe there may be more than one Jesse Dailey. Sorry!
Dick Dailey
rdailey88@gmail.com

Patrick D. Dailey, 59,son of Raymond H. Dailey of Erie, and the late Ruth (Johnson) Dailey.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2012-03-27 13:44:44Z

Patrick D. Dailey, 59, of Latrobe, Pa.,
passed away on Sunday, March 18, 2012
in Excela Health Westmoreland Hospital, Greensburg, Pa. Born October 24, 1952 in Erie, Pa., Patrick was a son of Raymond H. Dailey of Erie, and the late Ruth (Johnson) Dailey. Patrick was a member of Horner Lutheran Church in Somerset. He had been a physical therapist assistant at Laurel Highlands Health Center. He enjoyed camping, his Jeeps, and loved his huskies. Besides his parents, Patrick is preceded in death by two aunts, Eleanor O'Brien and Isabel Mox. He is survived by a sister, Karen Levis and husband, Donald of Edinboro, an aunt, Patsy Monacella of Erie, an uncle, Ronald Dailey of Erie; a niece and nephew, Kimberly Tissue and husband, John of King of Prussia, and Scott Levis and wife, Stephanie of Erie; Great-Nieces and Great-Nephews, Kylie and Adian Levis, and Emily and Evan Tissue; Special friends, Richard Gnesda of Latrobe, Dave Hruska of West Mifflin, Cindi Weimann of New Alexandria and his adopted family, the Gnesda's. Also survived by numerous cousins. There will be no public visitations. Services and interment are private. Arrangements handled by the John J. Lopatich Funeral Home, Inc., 601 Weldon Street, Latrobe, PA 15650.
( Erie Times-News on March 21, 2012 )

Horner Lutheran Church ."

Re: Dailey's from Western Kentucky

rachealdean24 — 2012-03-22 16:54:17Z

Awesome! And that's highly possible..though I don't remember half of the people I've met that I'm related to, and some of them I haven't seen but once or twice. That was a long time ago too! And I would love to have some more info, it's been kind of hard getting the Dailey's researched..seem to have just landed in Western Kentucky!! :)

Re: Dailey's from Western Kentucky

rachealdean24 — 2012-03-22 16:50:33Z

I remember reading about this in an article they did on Gramma Dailey (what we called her) for her 100th birthday. I believe it said that Bill was struck by lightning while working on their farm, and then Eva died shortly after childbirth. I'm her g-g daughter through Imogene, and my dad is Cary. I don't remember much about Gramma Dailey, she died when I was five I think.

Re: Dailey's from Western Kentucky

1mamaw54 — 2012-03-22 04:02:05Z

I can give you information. Just email me at pagejenny@hotmail.com

Re: Dailey's from Western Kentucky

1mamaw54 — 2012-03-22 04:01:04Z

I am Jenny Page,(Dailey,Hall,Hultz,Alderson) a granddaughter of Annie and Albert Dailey. I believe that I met you at grandma's birthday party years ago. I would love to know more about her first husband. Pleae email me at pagejenny@hotmail.com

DAILEY Gerald L - Vietnam Wall section 4E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-03-07 11:59:17Z

DAILEY Gerald L - Vietnam Wall section 4E

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 225,469 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.

Re: Mary Dailey and Leonard Keating (1850's?)>Kelleys Island Ohio

PeggyALeyden — 2012-02-26 03:26:25Z

akirk331:

Since you posted about the surname "Lynch" I believe you'd get more replies if you posted on the Lynch Message Board. However, I believe there is a Lynch connection.

If you are still there, kindly email me at southernusa30019 @ yahoo. com (no spaces) so we can compare notes. When I click your email link they send me to their membership page.

Thanks so much.

Peggy

Re: Mary Dailey and Leonard Keating (1850's?)>Kelleys Island Ohio

PeggyALeyden — 2012-02-26 01:56:37Z

Hi Deb:

I believe we are 3rd cousins once removed. Please email me at southernusa30019 @ yahoo. com (no spaces). Did I see another post by you regarding Myrl Keating? I seldom post on ancestry.

Hope we can compare notes.

Peggy

Re: Mary Dailey and Leonard Keating (1850's?)>Kelleys Island Ohio

PeggyALeyden — 2012-02-20 02:30:54Z

I'm sure we're related if you are related to a Lynch on Kelleys Island. But I don't have much on the Lynch side right now. Please keep in touch. Find me on facebook-- without the middle initial. I live in Atlanta.
Peggy

Re: Dailey of Nipmuc descent

marycatherinegrobis — 2012-01-26 20:25:18Z

In response to the Amos and Hannah BROWN family of Ashford, CT. The possiblity of a Nipmuc Indian connection is fascinating.
I am descended from a Patty (or Martha) BROWN born 1 March 1795, probably Ashford, CT and married Palmer CARPENTER January 1818, Ashford, Connecticut. She was the daughter of an Amos BROWN, but no mother is given

Could this be a connection?

I have access to the Genealogy Center, Fort Wayne, Allen County, Indiana and would be willing to follow any ideas that you might have and share the results.

Mary Catherine French Grobis
2723 O'Day Road
Fort Wayne, IN 46818-9729

260-625-3722

marycatherinegrobis@teknology.net

William Dailey and Nancy Catherine Robertson

vickid777 — 2012-01-26 18:14:47Z

My grandmother's name was Nellie Palestine Dailey Meyers and she is buried in High Island, TX cemetery. She was married to Robert L. Meyers. I do not know much about the Meyers family as they all died at such a young age. I believe she gave birth to at least eight children.

Re: John Daley

marcbrite — 2012-01-12 09:56:33Z

what were the names of my grand mothers sisters. or my grandfathers siblings. legend has it we are related to mayor daley of chicago

Re: John Daley

marcbrite — 2012-01-12 09:53:19Z

i can be found on f a c e b o o k

Re: Mary Dailey and Leonard Keating (1850's?)>Kelleys Island Ohio

pantleg — 2011-12-27 18:47:38Z

My father was Willard Keating; we used to go to Kelleys
Island all the time when I was young. I know they said the
Beatys were related to us. I had the understanding that
lots of the people who lived on the Island were related to
us. I can be reached at pantleg1@yahoo if you want to ask me any questions.

Re: Richard & Marinna DAILEY - Mississippi / Indiana / West Virginia - African-American

carolwarren94 — 2011-12-11 23:15:35Z

To: bchoney@mindspring.com,
If you are still researching, PLEASE contact me.
Believe these folks are kin to my WEEDEN,WHILDEN,
WEELDON/BROWN family line.
Sincerely,
carol wheeldin warren.

Re: Owen Dailey b. abt 1847

tese1944 — 2011-11-29 17:10:15Z

Hi John, I have sent you a couple of emails (with the one you provided). I'm in hopes that you have received them, although if not, please check your 'spam' folder, as sometimes messages end up there instead of the 'in' box.
As I mentioned in my email - I had addressed the message to 'Phil', as he sent me an Ancestry message right about the same time you did & I got my brainy 'wires' crossed )-:
Let me know if you have received my email(s) so we can continue to communicate that way. Looking forward to hearing from you
Thanks ~ Tese

Re: Owen Dailey b. abt 1847

tese1944 — 2011-11-29 01:08:47Z

Hi Phil,
Thank you SO much for trying to copy the Cummiskey info. Any of the Dailey info is also part of the connection, as the two surnames married.
I just sent you an email, so you should have a direct contact for me now. Let me know if my email arrives to you.
Looking forward to your copies from your Bible. I have a family Bible from about 1835 that was in a fire in about 1890 - so a lot of fire & water damage. It is MOST fragile, but for posterity I have taken the risk of making it a permanent record before there is any more deterioration & destruction.
Tese

Re: Owen Dailey b. abt 1847

daileyjc — 2011-11-29 00:21:45Z

Tese, good to hear from you. I'll try to get you a copy of the Commiskey info. I don't know if I'll be able to scan the bible, it is in somewhat fragile
condition. I'll see what i can do. My email is: daileyj@comcast.net

Re: Owen Dailey b. abt 1847

tese1944 — 2011-11-28 01:22:05Z

Hi Phil,
I am 99% sure that my gg grandmother was/is the sister of Mary (Cummiskey) Lynch). I would love photos of the headstones at Catawissa of the Owen & Dailey families - if possible. (Of course - these photos won't prove any connections, but might be helpful when our connections if made..
My main focus is on Margaret (Lynch) Dailey's family. Like I mentioned above - Margaret's Mom - Mary (Cummiskey) Lynch is probably my Susan Cummiskey's sister, but so far can't make a 100% connection.
Hope we can find the 'needle in the haystack' connection for our families :-)
Tese
ps (my email is tese@gorszwick.com Please feel free to make direct contact & go from there.)

Re: Owen Dailey b. abt 1847

phaselbauer — 2011-11-27 03:33:26Z

Hi
My name is Phil Haselbauer. My wife is a great-granddaughter of Owen Dailey and Margaret Lynch. Owen and Margaret's son James Patrick returned to Missouri to work on the 1904 World's Fair in St. Louis. He maried and settled in Eureka, MO not far from Catawissa, where Owen's father, Peter, and Margaret's parents are burried. I would very much appreciate receiving a copy the picture you took of Owen's gravestone. My email is phaselbauer@sbcglobal.net. I have pictures of many of the family graves at St. Patricks of Armagh (Old Rock Church)Cemetery including Peter Dailey and Owen and Margaret's first daughter Alice who died at age six before they left Missouri for California. I would be glad to share these pictures with anyone that has an interest.

Phil Haselbauer

Re: Owen Dailey b. abt 1847

tese1944 — 2011-11-25 06:09:27Z

Hi John,
Hope you and your family had a wonderful Thanksgiving. We were corresponding almost a year ago regarding my Cummiskey connection to the Dailey family. You mentioned Owen & Margaret Dailey's family bible with names & dates, then a 7-page family history. Would you be able to take digital photos of those pages & send them to me? I'd really appreciate that.
I am going to Salt Lake City again Feb 2012 & would love to have some more tidbits to check out. Is there anything you'd like for me to look up while I'm there for you?
Look forward to your reply.
Tese in Carlsbad

Re: Rev. David Gray Dailey

Dixie_Herr — 2011-11-19 22:50:55Z

I have two David (Dailey's Daily's) in my records. One is a half brother to my great grandfather Abram. He was married to Eva L. Cramer. The second is the son of Abram and he was married to Aliva B Birkhimer. It is possible the one you speak of is also related being from that area of WV, but I have not come across him yet.

Re: Rev. David Gray Dailey

crthegreat1 — 2011-11-14 23:48:02Z

I find a David Dailey in the Wetzel Co. West Vir. area who married Lucinda Watson in Wetzel Co. on Aug.9 1892. Could this be the David Dailey you show on your post.
Thank You
Skip

Re: Rev. David Gray Dailey

Dixie_Herr — 2011-11-14 23:01:25Z

I'll try. What can I help you with.

Re: Rev. David Gray Dailey

crthegreat1 — 2011-11-14 16:52:55Z

Dixie ; I would like to know more about David Dailey....I am doing research for a friend and we could use your help.
Thank You
Skip Morgan
skipmorgan@hughes.net

Re: Moses Dailey and his native name

blakeway_adam_m — 2011-10-03 19:46:57Z

According to my research, the name "Dali" in Pequot means "everywhere"

It's the locative particle in the terms:

yudali : here
nidali : there

Gerald Edward Dailey, age 94, of Erie,pa,son of the late John E. and Mary Scheloske Dailey.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2011-10-03 02:59:11Z

Gerald Edward Dailey, age 94, of Erie,
passed away on September 22, 2011 at St. Mary's East. He was born in Erie on January 19, 1917, the son of the late John E. and Mary Scheloske Dailey. Jerry was a graduate of Strong Vincent High School. He served in World War II with the 78th Division and was in the Battle of the Bulge. He received the Purple Heart, Combat Infantry Badge, and the Bronze Star. Gerald was president of the I.D. McQuistion Insurance Agency, Vice President of Robinson Conner, Inc., and past president of the Independent Insurance Agents of Erie County. He was a founding member and past president of the Erie Zoological Society, also a founding member and usher at St. Jude the Apostle Church. Jerry was a past member of Lake Shore Country Club and the Aviation Club, and was a member of the Erie Maennerchor and of American Legion Post #773. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife of 65 years, Mary Joan Feisler Dailey; his daughter, Marcia Mills; his brother, John Dailey; and sister, Mary Margaret Martin. Survivors include his daughter Gail and her husband, William Cahill of Erie and New York City; his son, Douglas Dailey and his wife, Barbara of Erie. He is survived by four granddaughters; Janel and Jerad Barnett, Melissa and Gavin Spencer of Xenia, Ohio; Emily Dailey and Stefanie Dailey of San Diego, Calif.; his son-in-law, Robert Mills of Beavercreek, Ohio; and six great-grandchildren: Allison, Evan, Carly, Owen, Mason and Camden; many nieces and nephews, and his best friend, John Kowalski. Friends are invited to call on Monday at St. Jude the Apostle Church (in the chapel), 2801 West 6th Street from 9:15 a.m. until the Mass of Christian Burial at 10 a.m. with Parochial Vicar Matthew Strickenberger presiding. Burial in Laurel Hill Cemetery. Arrangements entrusted to Burton Funeral Home and Crematory, Inc., 602 West 10th Street. Memorials may be made to Disabled American Veterans, P.O. Box 14301, Cincinnati, OH 45250-0301.
(in the Erie Times-News on September 25, 2011 )

St. Jude the Apostle Church ."

Re: Daniel Dailey

LynnOwens53 — 2011-09-16 20:22:40Z

Annie, Did I reply to you on this? If I didn't, shame on me, but I don't remember seeing this question. Anyway, there is a John R. Dailey who is the son of Daniel Daily but Wiley Dailey is not of the same family. Wiley may have been related to a John R., but it isn't our family. If you think your John R. is my John R., let me know, and I will share. But I can't help you with Wiley.

DAILEY Marianne Barker

Lace_Lynch — 2011-09-14 14:52:26Z

HAMPTON, VA. – Marianne Barker Dailey passed away Wednesday, Sept. 7, 2011, after a long and brave battle with pancreatic cancer.

Marianne was born in Cleveland, Ohio and raised in Youngstown, Ohio.
She was the only child of William Thomas and Irene Garwood Barker, two school teachers, who raised their daughter to be a woman of faith and steadfast loyalty, with a heart of gold.

From a very young age, Marianne was outgoing, vivacious and always on the move.
She participated in many activities and found a love for synchronized swimming.

Marianne attended Baldwin Wallace College in Berea, Ohio. She then received her degree in practical nursing from Hanna Mullins School of Nursing in Salem, OH.
Before beginning her nursing career, she moved to Chicago and became a flight attendant for TWA, fulfilling her love of travel.

She married G. Curtis Dailey in June 1964, began her nursing career and moved to Columbus, Ohio. After the birth of their two children, Renee and Curtis, Marianne put that career on hold to raise her family.

Their family lived in San Antonio and Birmingham, Alabama, before moving back to Hampton. This is where Marianne would call home, raise her children and develop wonderful friendships over the next 40 years.

After her children left for college, she returned to her love of nursing. She earned several Nurse of the Year awards at Riverside Hospital, where she worked for the next 20 years. Marianne was known for her kind heart, quick wit, compassionate nature and professional care.

Marianne was a devoted Tarheel fan, as both Renee and Curtis received degrees from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Marianne loved having fun and spending time with her family and friends. She enjoyed being on the water, boating and ski trips, as well as spending time with friends at the James River Country Club and The Hampton Yacht Club.

Marianne enjoyed volunteering in the community, with Animal Rescue, at the SPCA, Planned Parenthood and helping to feed the homeless.
She was very active in the First Presbyterian Church of Hampton and a member of The Junior League.

One of her most treasured roles was that of grandmother to her five grandchildren. There was not a week that went by that she did not see her grandbabies. To them, she was a buddy, teacher and sometimes even a partner in crime - “is there such a thing as too many cookies?”

Marianne is survived by her husband, Dr. G. Curtis Dailey; her daughter, Ms. Renee Dailey and her children, Kol and Lydia; and her son, Dr. Curtis W. Dailey, his wife, Sara and their three children, Charlie, Caroline and Thomas.

In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made Guiding Eyes for the Blind, P.O. Box 709, Yorktown Heights, NY 10598-0709.

Arrangements by the R. Hayden Smith Funeral Home.

http://www.vindy.com/news/tributes/2011/sep/14/marianne-bark...

Cuyahoga
Mahoning

Re: John Dailey of Henry County, Georgia

Halfmoonislander — 2011-09-08 17:15:33Z

I think you must have written to the wrong post. I think the one you might need is the Pam post. She seems to have the information you are referring to. So sorry. Here's hoping it leads to the right people.

Re: John Dailey of Henry County, Georgia

laura_lolly_22 — 2011-09-07 14:44:59Z

I believe that my grandmother Ella Dailey was Gertrude's sister. Ella married Grover H. Bailey and they lived thoughout the state of Georgia (he was a Methodist minister). My mother Eugenia H. Bailey Matthews lived most of her life in Lincolnton, GA and I reside there now. I would love to get some of your information. It sounds as if you have much more info that I have, but I would be glad to share anything with you. The DAR information and diary sound really interesting. Thanks.

Re: John Dailey of Henry County, Georgia

fmcwhorter189 — 2011-09-06 03:47:32Z

John, I have not been doing genealogy but now am retired and hope to pick it up again. I do have some photos that were sent by a cousin in Georgia whom I need to get in contact with again. I see you are in South Carolina. I'm now in North Carolina. I'll be back in touch. Thanks, Frankie Lee Rowan McWhorter.

Re: Dailey burials

ivykeep — 2011-08-08 14:20:30Z

I have James Slaysman born Dec 13 1885. Married Elizabeth Dailey on Sep 14 1910 at St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church in Baltimore Md. Their children are Mary Elizabeth Slaysman born Sep 9 1913 and baptized at St. John church on Sep 21 1913 and Timothy William born Jun 12 1915 and baptized at St. John Church on July 27 1915.

James's parents are Alexander Slaysman Jr. (Mar 1855 - Sep 26 1913) and Mary Ann McCluskey (May 1848 in Ireland - Feb 12 1890). They were married Nov 2 1884 at St. John's Church.

His brother is Michael Joseph Slaysman Sr. (Feb 8 1888 - Feb 2 1936). (This is my husband's living grandmother's father).

Alexander remarried after the death of Mary Ann McCluskey Slaysman. He married Mary Mulligan (born May 1866 in Ireland). Alexander and Mary Mulligan had 2 children: Mary E. Slaysman Swain (born Aug 1894) and Joseph A. Slaysman (Mar 19 1898 - May 1963)

Alexander's parents are Alexander Slaysman Sr. (1798 - Feb 27 1869) and Sarah Wright (May 27 1826 - Aug 17 1899). They had three children. Alexander (above) James B. Slaysman (Jun 18 1857 - Sep 8 1892) and Mary E. Slaysman Swain (oct 1861 - after 1900).

Alexander Sr.'s parents are Michael Slaysman (1774-1817) and Mary Harp (about 1771 - Sep 20 1850). Michael and Mary had 3 surviving children -- Alexander Sr., Mary Slaysman (Abt 1800 - Mar 21 1860) and Mahlon Slaysman (Dec 17 1812 - Mar 30 1892)

Re: Dailey burials

ivykeep — 2011-08-08 14:17:06Z

Please note that the name Jacob Slaysman should read "JAMES" Slaysman. Jacobum was the latin version of James, not Jacob and further research has in fact confirmed his name was James and he went by Jim.

Re: Arthur Glen Dailey

codylelly — 2011-07-22 23:54:49Z

my name is mary and my dad was Arthur Glen Dailey jr there were 6 of us 5 girls 1 boy Arthur glen dailey june dailey glenna dailey etheyl dailey april lynndailey n me mary lea dailey my dad Arthur glen dailey jr his mom was ethyl i hope this helps u im sure were are realited.....

Dee W. Dailey in San Angelo, TX 1942

drbrownlee — 2011-07-18 00:03:10Z

Dee is pictured in the 1942 yearbook of the San Angelo (TX) Army Air Field, Bombardier School. I'm not kin but thought his might help someone researching the family.

Daileys in MO

FamilyResearcher5113 — 2011-07-13 22:32:42Z

I'm looking for information on William A. Dailey (b:1843 and d:1883) who married Sarah Minerva Hurston in 1862 in Alexander, IL. He immigrated from Ireland but I'm not sure when or where from.Some of his descendants currently live in Missouri but William and Sarah lived in Alexander, IL. Any information would be appreciated. Thanks!

Re: Mary Dailey and Leonard Keating (1850's?)>Kelleys Island Ohio

hikencampnbabe — 2011-07-09 23:47:07Z

Peggy...James Keating came over from Ireland with his parents(Lenard and Mary Dailey) in 1870. He went to Chicago and met Anna/Annie Casey b. 3/1857 in Wisconsin. Her parents were from Ireland. I think both families were from county Cork...I believe Mary's parents are James Daley and Margaret Hickey (no dates). James and Annie had a child born in Ill. then moved back to Kelly's Island. Any more info on the Casey or Keating family appreciated. Deb

Re: 1905: Walter P. Dailey m. Dorothy C. Cartwright

Shotwell — 2011-07-04 21:19:17Z

I saw that document and it says "Dora S Erdman"
I just started researching this line for my niece. How are you related to this line?
Diane
Family.genealogy@comcast.net

Re: Mary Dailey and Leonard Keating (1850's?)>Kelleys Island Ohio

akirk331 — 2011-06-20 01:02:28Z

My great grandpa Harold Lynch was born on Kelleys Island in 1901. Apparently, his father was named Ezra and most likely came from Ireland. This is pretty much all that I have on them as my research is just beginning.

Re: Mary Dailey and Leonard Keating (1850's?)>Kelleys Island Ohio

akirk331 — 2011-06-20 01:02:12Z

Re: Dailey's from Western Kentucky

gjwalker1_1 — 2011-05-31 13:49:25Z

Hello,

I am Jo Anne Benedict(Morris Hicks Walker) Demag, a granddaughter of Mrs. Albert Dailey but not of her husband, Albert. Annie Hultz Hall Dailey was first married to William Raleigh Hall and they had a daughter, Eva Lois (my mother), nine months before William (Bill)was killed by a lightning strike. After Bill's death, Annie moved in with another widow, and two years later Albert Dailey sent her a formal letter requesting a visit. Albert, a 31-year-old KY coal miner whose wife had died, had two children and was looking for a wife. It's an interesting story. If you would like more info, you may email me at gjdemag@gmail.com

Re: Desperately Seeking Dailey's

ctmitchell338 — 2011-05-20 15:42:33Z

If anyone has information James William Dailey From Ohio,Arkanasa,or Indiana I would appreciate it. We have nothing on his back ground. He married Lena Elizabeth Schroeder and they lived in Colorado. He was b.10/22/1854
Their Children were:Edward,Harry,Katherine Lena,Charles A.,Florence,Fred,&James William.