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Re: Relatives of history's notorious Dalton Gang

kennethaas25 — 2012-05-18 23:55:15Z

No truth. The real "Dalton gang" and their siblings lived and died as Daltons. I have all their names. I doubt they ever saw Arkansas.

Re: Correction of Correction - Wow

rayray55125 — 2012-05-18 03:58:01Z

Our ancestor, George Henry Dalton was born in 1846 and passed in 1921. we are trying to find his parents, as he often says he was born in Virginia. We have no record of him from birth until 1871 when he married Mahalia Elizabeth Green in Texas. Family history says he went to sea with an older brother when he was only 9 years old. But from 1846 to 1871 nothing, except stories say he was in Missouri and Illinois but have never found him.

Re: Dalton Family

kennethaas25 — 2012-05-09 04:36:20Z

cOME ON , PEOPLE, THIS ENTIRE BOARD IS ABOUT THE DALTON FAMILY. I HAD TO WADE THROUGH 74 MESSAGES TO GET TO THE MOST RECENT )YOURS). BE A BIT MORE SPECIFIC AND START YOUT OWN THREAD.

NOW YOU CAN WADE THROUGH 75 MESSAGES 1

Re: Dalton Family

LDOLTON1 — 2012-05-09 02:44:53Z

I have a little information on almost thirty Gerald Dalton's and the number of Gerald Dalton's in America since the beginning is likely over a hundred. (That's assuming he is from America.) Which one would you like information on? You need to give: (1) some rough dates; (2) a geographic location; (3) the names of some other relatives; (4) other information you have. If all you have is a name, then you're not likely to get any help in response to your inquiry.

Re: Dalton Family

gyoung — 2012-05-08 21:18:15Z

need some dates on gerald dalton. need the state where he was born and where and when he died.

Gene

Re: George Henry dalton

rayray55125 — 2012-04-29 23:00:04Z

just posted a reply. hope you can see it.

Re: George Henry dalton

rayray55125 — 2012-04-29 22:56:54Z

GH Dalton was my great grandfather. He was born in Virginia in 1846, married Mahalia Elizabeth Green in 1871, Died in 1921, so he could not have been with anyone past that date, we have him in census from 1880 on. He lived and died near his kids, etc so from 1871 when he married we have it. He went to sea with an older brother at the age of 9, we dont know the name of any siblings or his parents. Only the father of Mahalia said he was from Canada. Any documented information from birth until 1871 is what we are looking for, perhaps seamanship records. or something.We have pictures and documentation from 1871 on. The going to sea story has been passed down in the family but not documented. He was in Illinois, and Missouri at some time according to family stories from birth till 1871, but we cant find him.

Re: George Henry dalton

kennethaas25 — 2012-04-29 20:51:19Z

I havw gathered quite a bit of data on your George Henry.
His parents were born in Ala but I cannot find their names George was born Feb 1847 and married 1872, died 1921. Lived with a son Grover in 1930 in Mills Co. Mahala Elizabeth Green lived in Falls County, Tx in 1879 and Mills County, Tx in 1930, age 76. One census has her parents born in Canada ? I find a couple in 1850 Alabama with a son George age 5, Close.

- Ken

Re: Bea Elizabeth DALTON

tom_cloud — 2012-04-29 03:03:40Z

You must do what you think is right, I am apologizing for disseminating false information, that's what I think is the right thing to do.

My error was in trusting some people who told me she married and had children, supposed descendants of the Dalton gang family. I believed them without checking for myself. I can't say there never was a child born to this family by that name -- the evidence is quite clear, however, that, if there was, she was never recorded with them on any census and the purported newspaper accounts of her were doctored as was the death certificate and Bible records showing that James and Adeline were Bea (Dalton) Phillips' parents. I would be open to any proof to the contrary and, if you don't mind sharing, I would like to see the evidence that she was born to that family and died young. (According to the census accounts of the family, she would have been the 4th child were she born 1856.)

Re: Bea Elizabeth DALTON

kennethaas25 — 2012-04-28 19:10:56Z

I have a full list of the "Dalton gang" children and it contains a Bea Elizabeth. Accordng to my notes, she was born in 1856 (3rd child) and died as a baby.

Am I too "guilty" ?

George Henry dalton

rayray55125 — 2012-04-28 03:35:20Z

Born in Virginia in 1846
Went to sea at age 9 with an older brother
Married mahalia Elizabeth green in Texas in 1871
We do not know his parents or siblings. He settled in Mills County Texas and held several offices as commissioner and at least 2 terms as the county judge.
He passed in 1921
We are looking for his parents and siblings and what happened between the age of 9 and 1871 when we find him getting married.

Bea Elizabeth DALTON

tom_cloud — 2012-04-26 19:10:22Z

After listing Bea Elizabeth DALTON as a child of James Lewis DALTON and Adeline Lee YOUNGER for a number of years in my online site, I was informed by another Dalton researcher that she did not belong in that family. After doing further research, I must concur and I have noted this in the data at http://mykindred.com/ ... I apologize for participating in disseminating erroneous information. I don't know if this lady ever existed or if she was a DALTON, but she does not belong to this family.

hello

SamJammm_x — 2012-04-24 17:56:09Z

Hey my name is samantha and I have been searching my family history one man who would help me has taken a stroke so if yous could would yous help me please thank you :) x

Bea Elizabeth Dalton

MarkPannill — 2012-04-23 23:36:17Z

You do realize Bea Elizabeth Dalton never existed, in this context. She was fabricated from the imagination of one William “Bill” Phillips of Wynnewood, Oklahoma in a vain attempt to demonstrate how he was related to the outlaw Dalton gang members.

Talk to you later,

Mark S. Pannill
Mark@Pannill.com

William Calvin Dalton

SJS81967 — 2012-04-18 23:06:26Z

Hi. I am looking for information on Willam Calvin Dalton who married Mary Etta Riner. Her daughter, Ruby, took Willam's last name when they married and three more children were born, Louise, Oma, and William,who was born and died in 1909 and is buried in Griffithville, Arkansas. I found this Dalton family in the 1940 census living in Duncan, Arkansas near Holly Grove. One of their children,Louise, is listed as still living in the household with the married name of Johnson. Her child also lives in the household.
I am trying to find out when William, Sr.,died and where he is buried. I suspect that he was originally married in 1891 Georgia to Notie Monroe Chadwick and was the father of Eber Dolton, my great grandfather. He left this family and went back to his home state of Kentucky and then to Arkansas, where he married Mary Etta Riner in 1906. I would love to be able to prove or disprove the connection between this William Calvin Dalton and Eber Dolton. (It is said that the spelling of the last name changed from Dalton to Dolton with Eber because he did not like to be associated with his ancestors, the Dalton Gang.)
Eber's mother,Notie, is listed as being widowed on the 1900 census which would mean that Eber's father died and could not have later married Ms. Riner. But some family members told me that he did not die,that he did later marry Ms. Riner,and that he started a new family with her in Arkansas. If any of you have any information to help solve this mystery, I would love to hear from you. Thank you, Suzanne

Re: William the original settler

sjs867 — 2012-04-12 00:38:31Z

Hi, was this book published? If so, can you tell me the title and author's name so that I can look for a copy to purchase? Thank you, Suzanne

Re: William the original settler

tedandkime — 2012-04-12 00:19:12Z

My Family are Uhlig and I know many things are lost and I do't even know about but I keep finding these post My Great Grandma Thelma (Blakely)Uhlig delt with many antique dealers in Dayton,Ohio leaving her property filled in1986 with treasures . being so old she came saleing her home with possessions .... I long for some but for your post I am at a loss and still intrested so.... Tell me more maybe I am related ? whos branch are you refering to ? Leona would have pitched out photos or given them to the wrong family member whom didn't keep them for the next generation that lost out on there inheritance and given to another ....
let me know do u sale old antiques could I purchase anything or see a website ?
kimE

Re: Dalton / White / Robertson family tree help

sjs867 — 2012-04-08 17:48:18Z

Hi, I just found her email address on the main site page. I sent her an email, thank you for helping! Suzanne

Re: Dalton / White / Robertson family tree help

sjs867 — 2012-04-08 17:39:41Z

Hi, I can't log in or anything so I cannot contact them through the website.Is there an email address that I can use to contact them without going through the webpage to do it? Thanks, Suzanne

Re: Dalton / White / Robertson family tree help

pamlynam54 — 2012-04-08 17:30:44Z

Suzanne

If you go onto the DGS web site and contact the US secretary directly, I am sure she will be able to help you! I can't seem to do anything this end.

Pam

Re: Dalton / White / Robertson family tree help

sjs867 — 2012-04-07 16:24:05Z

Thank you! I hope they fix the page soon, I really hope to get an answer to the brick wall question that I posted on the site. Suzanne

Re: Dalton / White / Robertson family tree help

pamlynam54 — 2012-04-07 12:03:46Z

Hi Suzanne,

Have posted a query to the web master of the DGS site, just have to wait and see what they say!

Pam

Re: Dalton / White / Robertson family tree help

sjs867 — 2012-04-05 11:56:45Z

Pam, It is the forum page that will not let me attempt a login. It just says to whoever is visiting that page that they are banned forever, even before you try to login. Thanks again, Suzanne

Re: Dalton / White / Robertson family tree help

sjs867 — 2012-04-05 11:45:39Z

Hi, Pam, I registered a few weeks ago on the US Dalton Genealogical Society site. I posted a question and the second time I tried to login to check for responses, it said that I am banned forever. Can you help? Thank you, Suzanne

Re: Dalton / White / Robertson family tree help

pamlynam54 — 2012-04-05 08:55:10Z

Dear Scott

I am the UK secretary of the Dalton Genealogical Society and I urge you to look at our web site and if I can help you any further please contact me.

Pam

Re: Dalton / White / Robertson family tree help

mi2early — 2012-04-04 12:41:44Z

Scott, you'll have much better results if you post separate messages on the Essex (DALTON and WHITE) and Ayrshire boards (ROBERTSON). Be sure to include first names and dates for your ancestors. Provide a summary of the information you have and be specific about what information you're seeking.

Good luck!

Dalton / White / Robertson family tree help

robertsonskzf1 — 2012-04-03 22:07:42Z

Hi Ancestry Searchers

I would like any help with my tree. (on public). With anyone researching Dalton, White and Robertson surnames that cross with my tree.

Love to chat by email with anyone that have links with Dalton in Essex, Whites essex to Dorset and Robertson in Ayrshire region.

Cheers
Scott

Anna/ Annie/Grace Dalton in NYC 1900

jsf3540 — 2012-04-02 18:05:51Z

What I know: Carlina Reitz, b 1829 Germany. Came to ny 1832. Had a daughter named Anna. Anna eventually became Anna/ Annie Dalton. She had a daughter named Grace and all 3 lived together in New York. What I dont know : Who was Anna married to and who was the father of Grace. Checked the NYC birth records and they have no record of Grace's birth in 1894 so I cant find her father.

James Samuel Dalton (1895-1937?)

cherylodette — 2012-03-29 20:06:31Z

I wrote a query some years ago about this same subject, but thought I'd give it another try. Maybe some fresh eyes could find something I can't. Please excuse the length of this inquiry as I'm going to attempt to list what I know so no one wastes their time duplicating my efforts.

I'm working on the line that includes my great grandfather, James Samuel DALTON. Per the 1920 and 1930 censuses, he was born in 1895. Per a World War I Draft Registration Card that I believe is his, his exact date of birth is March 16, 1895.

The location of his birth is reported as different places, depending on what document you look at. The 1920 census (where he is showing up as Samul J DALTON) states he was born in Missouri and his parents were born in the United States. The 1930 census (where he is showing up as James S DALTON) states he was born in Virginia, and his mom and dad were both born in Kentucky. The WWI Draft Registration states he was born in Nashville, Tennessee. I know for certain that the 1920 and 1930 censuses are for "my" James. I'm not positive about the WWI Draft Registration.

Let me explain. I have an original marriage license for James and his wife. She was Mary Louise ORNDOFF (born 11/30/1891 in Kansas). She first married someone with the last name of GRABEAL around 1911. I haven't been able to figure out the first name of who she married, or what happened to end the marriage. At any rate, the marriage license shows James S. DALTON marrying Louisa GRABEAL. She must have been using her middle name, which is a very common practice (even to this day) in my family line. James signed the certificate, and the signature looks very very similar to the signature on the WWI document. Which makes me think it's him. I've asked others if they belive the signatures are from the same person, and everyone has said yes. Of course this proves nothing for certain.

Finally, based on all of the aforementioned info, I believe I have found his death certificate. It is for a James DALTON, born March 16, 1895, died May 19, 1937 at the age of 42. The story in the family is that he died when his daughter (and my grandmother) Virginia Eunice DALTON was about 13 years old. Virginia was 15 in 1937. The wife on the death certificate is listed as Mary. It states he lived in the Chicago area for 12 years, which fits with everything. It says his father is Daniel DALTON (born Kentucky) and mother is Virginia WILLIAMS (birthplace unknown). The fact that the mother is named Virginia fits with everything, as my grandmother was named Virginia Eunice DALTON. Eunice is the name of Mary's mother, so it's not a stretch to infer that my grandma was given the first name of James's mother (another common practice in the family). The birth place of James is listed in this document as Hillbill, West Virginia. There is no such place as Hillbill, West Virginia. The informant is listed as "hospital records."

The WWI Draft Registration Card from June 5, 1917, states he was living in Pleasant Valley, Scott County, Iowa, working as a farm laborer for Arthur Schlosser. The 1920 census has him and his wife (they technically weren't married in January when the census was enumerated) as living at 1811 Montgall Avenue in Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri. The marriage license, from February 20, 1920, shows them living at 1636 Washington Avenue in Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri. The 1930 census shows them as living at 517 Aberdeen, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. And finally the death certificate shows his residence as 1421 W. Monroe Street in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.

I should mention that they didn't move from Kansas City to Chicago until sometime after October 9, 1922, as their daughter, Virginia, was born in Kansas City, Missouri.

I should also mention that there was a Frank Dalton listed on the 1930 census as living with James and his family, and it showed his relationship as being James's brother. His birth date was around 1891, he was single, and listed his occupation as police officer. I thought maybe I could find out more about this line through Frank, but have hit a dead end with him also.

I'm trying to confirm anything in this jumble of information I have, and also to see if I can go any further back in the line.

Thanks to anyone who made it through to the end of this, and for any help you can provide me.

Cheryl Gore Odette

Robert J. Dalton, Jefferson Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania.

rnbillrnbill — 2012-03-26 18:43:36Z

His father was the John Dalton subject of another post today.

On the 1880 census, he is found in Jefferson Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. He is a miner, 32 years old, or born in 1848, in Ireland - as were both of his parents. He has been unemployed for 7 months in that census year. The other family members are his wife, "Winnyfred" (Winifred), age 26, or born in 1854, in Wales -- as were both of her parents. The children are John, 9, born in Wales, James, 7, born in Pennsylvania, Peter, 6, born in Pennsylvania, Mary, 5, born in Pennsylvania, Susan, 3, born in Pennsylvania, and Robert, 1, born in Pennsylvania. Missing from this family are Peter and Mary who were born in Wales, ca 1851 and 1860 respectively.

On the 1900 census (Cleveland, OH) it states that she has had 10 children and only 5 are listed on that census.

In later records Peter and Susan vanish after the 1880 census. Death, marriage, moved?

Robert (F.) apparently married but I can't fine a wife.

Who were the other 5 children that apparently died pre. 1900?

Could anyone suggest sources (they were Catholic so where might I get parish records?)or have any information on this?

John Dalton, Fayette County, PA

rnbillrnbill — 2012-03-26 18:21:00Z

On the 1880 census for Upper Tyrone Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, there is a family of a John Dalton, his wife Susan, and a son Peter. John is listed as being 60 (1820), born in Ireland and a laborer. His wife is listed as 61 (1819), born in Ireland. Peter is listed as 30 (1850), born in Ireland. Peter is listed as a "RuEnginer".

From another source Peter is Peter M., b. Nov. 1850, Duncormick?, County Wexford,Ireland. Birth records in Wales show that there was a son John, b. 22 Aug. 1860 in Wales. Another son was Robert J. b. Jan. 1847, Dublin, Ireland.

Robert J. is found on the 1880 census in another county in PA. Where is John? He just vanishes.

John Sr. and Susannah/Susan don't show up on the 1900 census so did they die or move?

Can anyone provide information or sources in the county? They are Catholic so how about a parish to contact for records?

Re: DALTON - BALLYNONEEN, COUNTY KERRY

wfwoods — 2012-03-25 15:47:42Z

Thanks. If I find anything specific I will post it.

Re: Tolbert Percy Dalton, aka Jack

quimby — 2012-03-12 18:15:14Z

Newly released Pennsylvania death indices show a Tolbert Dalton died at Pittsburgh, PA, 17 Feb 1950, death certificate number 17615.

This death certificate shows Tolbert Dalton, age 64, single, white male, residence 402 Penn Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA, died (basically of heart disease) at Allegheny General Hospital, Pittsburgh, 3:45am, 17 Feb 1950. Date of Birth, Occupation, and Father’s Name are all shown as “unknown.” Employment status shown as “unemployed.” A Social Security Number was listed. Burial was 23 Feb 1950 at Hollywood Cemetery (now Hollywood Memorial Park), Pittsburgh, PA.

Social Security records under the number shown on the death certificate verify Tolbert Percy Dalton's date of birth (3 Jul 1885) and the names of his parents (Martha E. Gooch and Tolbert S. Dalton).

Re: Dalton Family

kennethaas25 — 2012-03-12 03:15:46Z

RESEARCH TIP :
There are some 70 messasges on this thread. It takes a long time to wade through all of these. If one keeps tacking onto this thread, one will not get much help. This entire forum is on the "Dalton Family". Start your own individusl thread if you expect help.

Re: Dalton Gang

clydedahler3 — 2012-03-02 11:42:31Z

my name is clyde dahler, mother, mary dalton,her father george washington dalton his father,william d.dalton his father andwife,william and anna dalton(tidwell) my grandpa told us kids our cousins were the dalton boys but he,or my mother never said how.could you or anyone reading this PLEASE help me make the connection.my right mailing add. is clydedahler2@gmail.com

Re: Dalton family, Fountain, William, Wash

margiesweden — 2012-02-26 04:29:38Z

At first I thought Jane was a dtr, in some notes from my mother wrote like Jane and Frances were sisters, these note are what got me interested in researching my family I never heard these names at all except Edward my grandftr, who I did not know he died in 1908. The notes only ref. to Fountain, William, Wash, Edward, Lonnie and who Frances married. Thanks

Re: Dalton family, Fountain, William, Wash

kennethaas25 — 2012-02-25 19:13:11Z

Robert born 1804.

Re: Dalton family, Fountain, William, Wash

kennethaas25 — 2012-02-25 19:12:27Z

Father was Robert Dalton born 1894 in Va, a stone mson in Davidson County, Tenn. in 1850. Others in 1850 family were Jane 26 (2nd wife ?), Fountain 18, also stone mason, (Geo) Washington 16, Frances Robertson 23, her daughter Fredonia 1, John 5, Lucy, 3, Sarah 1, I sssume children of Robert and Jane.

Re: Laurence Dalton circa 1844-1892

beaugeste01 — 2012-02-23 01:55:49Z

Nice to hear from you.

I am aware of all listed except the 1930 crew.

Re: Laurence Dalton circa 1844-1892

kennethaas25 — 2012-02-22 20:48:19Z

1889 census , St. Louis, Mo -
Laurence Dalton 36 born IrelaN, WORKED IN GAS OFFICE, WIFE MARGARET , CHILDREN : Kate 9, John 6,, Ellen 4, James 1.

Not finding Laurence later, I tried to check sons John and James. I got several possibilities. Do y0u know ? All these S. Louis.
1900 - John 26, James 21, Margaret 15, parents born Ireland.
1920 - John J. 46, born Mo James W. 40,)head), wife Mary 39, son Laurence 9. Pts. of men born Ire.
1930 - John 57, Elizabeth 53, Howard 13. 1910 not found yet.
I am not related.
- Ken

Re: Laurence Dalton circa 1844-1892

beaugeste01 — 2012-02-19 22:22:17Z

ihave moved my email to gmail.
beaugeste01.

Re: Robert Daltons

margiesweden — 2012-02-18 02:16:50Z

Do you know of a Robert, born in Va. but was in Tenn also,children:Fountain, George washington, William, Jane, Frances? George sons Edward (my grandftr) Luna, Alonzo. Found lots about Fountain, up til 1900 in the poor house in Tenn. Also Frances and her dtr. Thanks

Re: Grainger, Tenn

margiesweden — 2012-02-18 02:08:33Z

Just found this request. Did your Robert have Children: Fountain,Geo Washington,William, Jane, Francis?

DALTON Lon A 1867 1928

t42ForestLawn — 2012-02-15 18:29:23Z

DALTON Lon A 1867 1928

DaveStrtickland photographed this gravestone in the Forest Lawn Cemetery, Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 225,469 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Dallas), cemetery(Forest Lawn) and Surname .
If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Dalton

kennethaas25 — 2012-02-12 21:56:58Z

My reseatch is different. The parents of Audie Delma (Sutton) Peach were Francis C.(Frank) Sutton and his wife Mollie Dalton. both from Marshall County, Ala to Calhiun County, Ms by 1897.They wre there in 1910 and 1920. Audie Delma and George Peach were in Calhoun in 1930, Delma born 1897 in Ms, In 1920 they had children Ollie M. 6, Elburta 5 and Orin C. 1. Delma was "Maudie" in 1900, age 3. Mollie Dalton's mother was Jane Dalton born 1840. I have not found Jane's spouse yet. Jane, a widow, lived with Frank in 1900. Francis was a son of James and Sarah Sutton. Delma had several siblings, older and younger,

- Ken

Re: Dalton

jcgeorge21 — 2012-02-09 16:46:10Z

My great grandma Peach, aka Audie Delma Sutton-Peach, married George Michael Peach and had 8 children. Their daughter, Nellie Bernice Peach-Richardson,is my grandmother. Sadly she passed on October 6, 2011 but she was excited she would see her favorite sister Aunt Teenie, aka Mary Peach-Hyde. Great grandma Peach's mom's name is Molly (Mollie) Dalton and,I was told by my great Aunt, her husband is Phil Sutton. They had four daughters and one son. Phil's parents are David Sutton and a woman named Ravin from New Orleans. We don't know her last name. David Sutton's parents immigrated from Ireland and settled in the Mississippi Valley where they owned a plantation. They had one son, David, and two daughters (don't know names). I don't know their names we only know him by General Sutton. Let me know if this helps. Also, if you have any other information please share it with me. My email address is jgeorge009@comcast.net. Thank you. Carla Guevara-George

Nellie Bernice Richardson

jcgeorge21 — 2012-02-08 18:08:39Z

Nellie Bernice Richardson was born September 4, 1935 and passed away on October 6, 2011 in Humble, Texas. She had five children:
Hiram Michael Richardson,
Martha Jane Fountain,
William Thomas Richardson,
Kathey Gail Guevara,
Steve Allen Richardson.

Ten grandchildren:
Carla Ann Guevara-George,
Sabrina Dynalle Guevara-Bass-Christian-Teeter,
Carl Guevara Jr.,
Laura Kay Guevara-Vice,
Brian Richardson,
Lisa Dixon,
Michelle Richardson,
Leah Richardson,
Devin Richardson,
Katelyn Richardson.

Nellie's parents:
Audie Delma Sutton-Peach,
George Michael Peach,
(had 8 children.

Her Grandparents:
Phil Sutton,
Molly Dalton,
(had 4 daughters and 1 son).

Her Great Grandparents:
David Sutton,
Ravin ? Sutton (from New Orleans),
(had 1 child-Phil Sutton).

Her Great Great Grandparents:
From Ireland,
Settled in Mississippi Valley,
Had 2 daughters and one son named David Sutton.

If anyone has any other information on this family please share. Thank you.

Molly Dalton relative to the Dalton Boys (Gang)

jcgeorge21 — 2012-02-08 17:39:37Z

My grandmother just past and gave me detailed information about some of my history. I discovered my great great grandparents were Phil Sutton and Molly Dalton. Our family was not allowed to discuss the relatives of Great Grandma Molly because of the impact it had on her four daughters marriages. She also had a son whom I do not know the name of yet. If anyone knows anything about Molly Dalton and her family, please share. Thank you...Carla

Re: ROBERT DALTON MARRIED SARAH C CANTRELL

kennethaas25 — 2012-02-02 01:51:24Z

I cannot help with Ireland but I can take Sarah back some more.

The father of William Czntrell, was Christopher, already age over 45 in 1810, supposdly born 1750 in Virginia. He was in Montgomery County, Ky in 1800 and 1810.

William and Malinda were with Robert (separate households) in 1870 Siskiyou County, CA and 1880 Modoc County. They were ages 72 and 62 in 1880.

Re: ROBERT DALTON MARRIED SARAH C CANTRELL

Snazzyauto — 2012-02-01 19:21:42Z

Thank you Bill, for starting this post. I had never gone to this site before. Thank you again for the Headstone picture.
It was a great surprise.
Ken, in all the census Robert Dalton's parents were listed as born in Ireland???
I have Roberts middle name as Jay, from a his daughter, Catherine or Dora's family. Sarah C Cantrell was married to Nelson Beebe before she married Robert. After his death, she married Hamilton Hancox. That is where I am at right now. I have alot of the Cantrell information online and also in a book "The Cantrill-Cantrell Genealogy." Any help with Robert's parents I would greatly appreciate. Thank you, Sue