Demille - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Desperately seeking Michelle Demille

bbernhard11 — 2012-04-15 01:53:10Z

If we are talking anout the same Michelle Demille, she has moved to New York, married and gained the last name Grossi, and became an English teacher. I am one of her students so PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE DO NOT TELL HER YOUR SOURCE IF YOU LOCATE HER!!! PLEASE!

Re: The stone house in Shonesburg, Utah

janewhalen1 — 2012-04-04 14:47:07Z

Yes, your package arrived.

I am working on a book about the history of Rockville and it should be done in the fall. I do have a draft chapter on shonesburg I could send if you give me your email address.

Do you want a copy of the book or the chapter?
Jane

Re: The stone house in Shonesburg, Utah

wmorgandavis158 — 2012-04-02 21:08:31Z

Jane, I assume you got all the papers I sent you, right? How about sending me a copy of your history you are writing, I would greatly appreciate it.

Morgan

Re: The stone house in Shonesburg, Utah

janewhalen1 — 2012-03-13 22:02:51Z

I am not related to any family. I am writing a history of Rockville for the Town of Rockville and I am including a chapter on Shonesberg. Your documentation will be kept at the Rockville town office. Thank You for taking the time to answer my questions. It is exciting to learn something new about our local history.
Jane

Re: The stone house in Shonesburg, Utah

wmorgandavis158 — 2012-03-13 20:46:51Z

I mailed them this morning. Look for them and let me know if you received them.

Re: The stone house in Shonesburg, Utah

wmorgandavis158 — 2012-03-13 13:34:32Z

Jane,

It is way past mid-night but I have found most of the documentation. I will mail it to you today.
And Jane, how are we related, if we are? Mr grandmother was Mary Delilah Millett, whose father was Alma Millett, whose father was Alma Millett, whose father was Artimus Millett.

Morgan

Re: The stone house in Shonesburg, Utah

wmorgandavis158 — 2012-03-13 13:19:01Z

An enlightenment: The house was built by Alma Millett with the help of his father Artimus Millett on Alma's land which was "The North east quarter of the northeast quarter of section nine and the north half of the North west quarter and the south east quarter, of the Northwest quarter of Section ten in the township forty two south of range ten west of Salt Lake Meridian in Utah Territory," See Homeland Certificate No. 1896. This is an exact quote from Book D Pages 399 & 400, recorded in Kane County.

I quote from the book "Artimus Millett - The Temple Builder," "Before Alma left to heed the call (Brigham Young called him to go to Escalante), he gave his large stone house to the Oliver De Milles, a family who had married many times into the Millett and Beal families, causing it to be know as the "DeMille House" from that time on."

Re: The stone house in Shonesburg, Utah

wmorgandavis158 — 2012-03-12 20:03:02Z

Jane

Give me some time and I can get that for you. My wife and I recently returned from a mission and I'll have to relocate it but yes I can get it for you. No I don't know about the house in Rockville.

Morgan

Re: The stone house in Shonesburg, Utah

janewhalen1 — 2012-03-12 17:40:02Z

Morgan,
Do you have a copy of the documents that show Millet was the owner? Could you mail them to me Jane Whalen PO 182 Hurricane, Utah 84737.

Do you know anything about Oliver Demille building a house in Rockville in 1862? In later years it was Vilo Demille's home.

Jane

Re: The stone house in Shonesburg, Utah

wmorgandavis158 — 2012-03-11 20:59:59Z

I suggest to all who are really interested that you get copies of the original land deeds given to the settlers in Shonesburg. You will find that the "Big Rock House" was built on the parcel of land deeded to Artimus Millett. The DeMiles had a parcel adjacent to that. Again compare it to the
original. Compare the Manti Council Houae built by Artimus with his stone house in Shonesburg. They are very, VERY similar. This cod go on and on but I suggest you search and research the original documentation. When the Milletts left and moved to Arizona the daughter, who had just married a DeMille moved into the house. Of course since that time it was know as the DeMille house BUT it was built by Artimus Millett.

Thanks and enjoy your history search.
wmd

Re: The stone house in Shonesburg, Utah

vila11 — 2012-03-09 19:01:07Z

Hi,
I grew up for the beginning of my life in Rockville, Utah. My ancestors are the Terrys, the Milletts & the Demilles. I'm very aware of the heritage of masonry work that's handed down through Artemas Millett, my 3rd great-grandfather. I'm into genealogy quite heavily.

I found another entry in Joseph Millett, Jr's journal, about Joseph Millett, Jr. helping Oliver to build the stone house, Page 41 – October 1883,
“Aunt Harriet Millett and son Artemus arrived on the 16th from Arizona on a visit. I let them with her Daughter Hally and husband Oliver DeMill Jr. move into my house. And Orpha and my self remained at her Fathers & worked the most the time for him on New house. Making hoisting machine for raising rock on to the building and cutting rock and laying rock on house. Until the 14th of Dec. then I worked some for my self on my lot and making basket out of ash splints for my self and Father in law.”

I guess that won't prove it to you either. I'm sure that the heritage of rock cutting and etc. was handed down somewhat to Joseph Millett, Jr. although he states he had never done it before. Possibly his father helped in technique.

A little 'history' that's passed down I have a quote from, also, "The first thing Oliver did when he got to Shonesburg was to build two log houses. They were made of cottonwood logs. One had a dirt floor and roof, and the other had a rock floor and bark roof. In later years he and Joseph Millet built a three story rock house. They made fences out of cotton logs, they were so big they had to use horses to put them up, and move them around. Emily's family and Fidelia lived together in the big rock house. The top floor was used for school, dancing ect."

I noticed through Joseph Millett Jr's journal that Alma was in Arizona during this time period and in Mexico by 1885.

Using purely logic, question: Why would Oliver build a new large house, for which Joseph had to build a 'hoisting machine' for - if he supposedly had bought the house from Alma?

I've made numeras contacts with the people in Rockville to help me validate the date of the rock house and who made it.

Thank you,
vila11

Re: The stone house in Shonesburg, Utah

wmorgandavis158 — 2012-03-08 21:23:05Z

That doesn't say anything. Check the original trusts given to the settlers. DeMills had land adjacent to Milletts. The stone house was built by the Millets who were stone masons. They built a very similar building, the Manti County House. The Millets were stone masons; they knew how to build with stone. Your reference was to 1883. The Millets had long left Shonesberg and had gone to Arizona. When they left, their newly married daughter and her husband, a DeMille lived in the house. Of course the DeMills now had the house and it now was the DeMile house. BUT it was built originally by the Milletts. Ms DeMille, her self in "Shonesburg: The Town Nobody Knowa" says "The care taken in setting the cut stone into place, the decorative molding along the eaves of the house, and the stone work of the chimney show the skill of the Millett family. Theirs was an artestic endeavor as well as a practical task of building a sturdy home." My grandmother Mary Delilah Millett Davis was born in Shonesburg
You may want to read the book, Artimus Millett, the Temple Builder.You can get a copy from Stephanie Reber at 836 S. 770 East, in St. George, Utah. Phone #435-628-3009. Cell 435-632-2335

Re: The stone house in Shonesburg, Utah

vila11 — 2012-03-08 03:36:05Z

I was searching for Oliver Demille online and found this thread. I have long known from family information handed down that Oliver Demille built the stone house in Shonesburg.
Not too long ago I obtained a copy of the journal of Joseph Millett, Jr. from the L.D.S. Historical Department. In it he states:
Page 35 – 1883 , 3rd of April.
“[3rd of April[ When we quit work, [ Joseph and his wife, Orpha – at a ranch, she cooking for the hands, he milked cows, put up fences, etc.], & returned to Shoensburg. Oliver DeMill my father in law went with me to St George to draw my money for our labor at Canaan. Returned again to Shoenesburg on the 8th of May and commenced work for Oliver DeMill on the 9th May. on stone house, cutting & laying rock, my first introduction to this kind of labor labor at Shoensburg. May & June for Oliver DeMill."

I think this says it all.
Thank you

Re: The stone house in Shonesburg, Utah

wmorgandavis158 — 2012-02-03 22:15:39Z

In the "DeMille Family History and Geneology" compiled by Issa M.R. Teeples Stapley in 1933, Oliver DeMille II, who married Harriet S. Millet, says, "The first school house in Shonesburg was made of cottonwood logs. It had a board floor and roof. All the dwelling houses were made of logs, too, except Alma Millet's. He built a big rock house." (page 159).
This well known among the Millets. You can also see reference to this in "Artimus Millett,The Temple Builder."
On page 173 of said book you can see a picture of the Millett house in Shonesburg next to a picture of a the Manti Council House building. You can see the similariities.

I hope this helps.

Morgan Davis

Re: The stone house in Shonesburg, Utah

janewhalen1 — 2012-02-03 17:47:23Z

I am writing a history of the building in Shonesburg and would like to get your documentation on the rock house.

Re: The stone house in Shonesburg, Utah

aldodd — 2011-12-01 19:12:54Z

Now with reference to the actual stone house.
It appears to still be standing.
I went to http://maps.google.com/ and entered the location as
Shonesburg, Utah.
The spelling is different and is given as -
Shunesburg, Utah.
If you switch to the "Satellite View" you will be able to navigate from the "A" marker to view the actual house from above.
The Demill house is about 1 mile east of the Majestic View Lodge on Highway #9 called - Zion Park Blvd.

I have attached a captured image of the house which is at the end of a dirt road which must be approached from the north-west.

Enjoy
Al Dodd

Re: The stone house in Shonesburg, Utah

aldodd — 2011-12-01 18:46:57Z

Many thanks to wmorgandavis158 for posting information about the Stone House in Shonesburg. Years ago I visited with Oliver Demill Jr. at his summer home in Salmon Arm, British Columbia, Canada and enjoyed his tales of his childhood while living there.

Now as to the book -
De Mille Family History and Genealogy
by Issa M. R. Teeples-Stapley published in 1953
in paperback
I checked on Amazon.com for availability.
Their comments were - Limited Availability.

I did see this book in Salt Lake City Research Center when I visited there years ago.

Does anyone have a copy of this book which I may borrow for a week?

Regards
Al Dodd
aldodd@telus.net

Henry DeMill & Charity Smith of New Brunswick, Canada

bart513 — 2011-11-07 04:51:39Z

Henry b 21 Nov 1793 NB m Charity b 11 Aug 1793 NB. 10 children incl my Francis Charity DeMille b 2 Oct 1816 m Joseph Edmund Smith 1st cousin of Charity in NB 4 Jul 1839. These SMITHs were descended from UEL as I believe was Henry whose father I think was John Thomas Henry DeMill of Stamford, CT.

We have John Thomas as possibly the John DeMill who enlisted in the (Loyalist/Tory) First Independent Company of Rangers of NY city under the command of Capt. Christopher Benson and who arrived in Canada in the spring fleet of 1784, as did many Loyalists.

I have his DeMill ancestry back to Anthony DeMill and Elizabeth Van der Liphorst (with no documentation)? I have not researched this.

LRAYVICK@cox.net

Re: DeMille ancestors

ecglsb — 2011-09-03 01:43:05Z

I have been searching for several years for the ancestry of the mother of my brother-in-law, George L. Zimmerman. I located Mae DeMille as Mae Talliaferro, a housekeeper for an older gentleman, in the 1920 Census in Binghamton, Broome County, NY. In 1930 she is listed with her second husband, George Zimmerman, and their children in Oneonta, Otsego County, NY. Mae left all but one of her children and married her third husband, Wallace Francis.
I was able to finally find her birth and death dates when I called a cemetery in Stanford, CT. She was born May 7, 1901 and died December 12, 1945. Her children were told that her father was Albert DeMille and her mother was Kathryn Farrington. I have not been able to locate them in any Censuses.

Re: The stone house in Shonesburg, Utah

kirklewisaz — 2011-08-17 21:28:14Z

Hello My name is Kirk Lewis. I am a decendent of Oliver Demille. You mention in your comment a book "DeMille Family History and Geneology". Do you know if this book is available ?

Kirk Lewis
kirklewisaz@gmail.com

Re: JESSE DEMILLE OF UTAH

kirklewisaz — 2011-08-17 21:03:56Z

Hello Tammy My name is Kirk Lewis. I am the son of Melita Demille Lewis, Melita was Melba's sister. I have some info. Please contact me at kirklewisaz@gmail.com

Re: DeMille ancestors

josiejoeowen1 — 2011-03-29 22:05:12Z

Hello cousin Cathy. This is where I started my search for family.

Isaac Demille and Lois Palmer

sparky4444 — 2010-08-29 21:12:19Z

Looking for any info on these two and their respective families.

Isaac was apparently the first husband of Lois who then married Rinard Fox.

Rinard and Lois are buried in the Glenwood cemetery in Picton Ontario surrounded by many members of the Gardner kids and spouses from her daughter Araminta and her husband Samuel Gardner who are also buried there.

Re: Araminta Demille and Samuel Gardner - Prince Edward County Ontario Canada

sparky4444 — 2010-08-27 23:01:25Z

I have Samuel and Araminta and a number of their children buried in the Glenwood cemetery in Picton Ontario Canada

Samuel Gardner (1822-1910)
Araminta Fox (1828-1913)

It appears that Araminta's parents are buried in the same family plot.

Rinard Fox and Lois Palmer.
In a marriage announcement I have Rinard Fox marrying Lois Demill....not Palmer

The challenge is that I also have Araminta's maiden name listed as Demill(e)on all of her children's marriage announcements.

It sounds like her Mother may have been married once before and had Araminta?

Any help appreciated

Reid Ferguson
Shanty Bay Ontario

Re: DeMille

dougdemille2 — 2010-07-19 03:14:16Z

I too am trying to find info on my family. My Grandfather came ove r to America around 1910 and the family went back to Belgium a year later and came back to America after WW I. He was very closed mouthed about the family line in Europe so i have little to go on. Any help would be great. His name was Joseph, His brother Ceril. Great granpa's name was remee. any help would be s great.

Douglas DeMille

Re: SHONESBURG, UTAH

wmorgandavis158 — 2010-04-11 17:43:45Z

The house was build by Alma Millet. liver DeMille had land adjacent.

Re: SHONESBURG, UTAH

wmorgandavis158 — 2010-04-11 17:38:06Z

Contrary to what some people believe, the large stone house in Shonesburg, Utan was built by Alma Millet, NOT Oliver DeMille. Demille had land adjacent to Alma Millet's. In the DeMille History published in 1933. Oliver DeMille II himself says, "The first school house in Shonesburg was made of cottonwood logs. It had a board floor and roof. All the dwelling houses were made of logs, too, except Alma Millet's. He built a big rock house." (page 159)

The stone house in Shonesburg, Utah

wmorgandavis158 — 2010-02-16 15:33:13Z

Contrary to what some people think, the large stone house in Shonesburg was built by Alma Millet, NOT Oliver DeMille. I will be more than willing to give anyone the documentation. Oliver DeMille ll who married Harriet S. Millet, says in the book "Demille Family History and Geneology" published in 1933, "The first school house in Shoensburg was made of cottonwood logs. It had a board floor and roof. All the dwelling houses were made of logs, too, except Alma Millet's. He build a big rock house." (page 159).
It if fine to know that the DeMille's lived in the house, BUT IT WAS BUILT BY ALMA MILLET.

Araminta Demille and Samuel Gardner - Prince Edward County Ontario Canada

sparky4444 — 2010-02-05 23:30:26Z

I have Araminta sp? married to Samuel and living in Sophiasburgh Ontario Prince Edward County in the mid 1800's.

Have not been able to locate Araminta's parents/siblings.

Any help/leads appreciated.

Re: A Tidbit

myty92103 — 2009-07-22 05:28:51Z

Hello Michael,
I am just learning about my family tree. I believe we are related. My great grand parents were Roswel and Valeria. Horace's sister Melvina had a daughter named Phyllis. Phyllis had two daughters and one of them is myself, Andrea

Re: Dumoulin/DeMille in St. Jerome

jsoaklawn — 2009-07-04 16:34:47Z

Pat, it's now 8 years later, so not sure if you're still researching, but Elzear (John), my grandfather, was also son of Domathilda Chartrand and Joseph DeMille. They moved to Stephenson, Michigan. My mother and her brothers and sisters lived with them in the Summer for several years.

Re: Desperately seeking Michelle Demille

samueldarwin — 2009-05-25 05:53:26Z

just met her in NYC.

samueldarwin@yahoo.com

Re: DeMille ancestors

CatherineDeMille — 2009-05-23 02:24:31Z

Hi Robin,
What a nice surprise to hear from you. Yes, I knew most of the info you gave me. I was traveling on business a year ago, and went to Chicago and met George DeMille Jr , our cousin and he is a wealth of info! Then, I went to Boston and had a very nice visit with Aunt Anita and Uncle Bob. Aunt Anita calls me about once a month. She seems to be doing well, she talks about your mom alot. Uncle Bob doesnt seem as well though. I think I sort of remember you coming to visit us when my mom and dad were still together, I was very young. Did your dad play the saxophone? Did you have some silly healing talent, I remember someone placing their hands on my dad's sore leg and said they could heal him? LOL, funny the things you remember when young.
George Jr is planning a reunion in Quebec in Sept with the original Desmueles, not sure if I can go as I have been having some health issues. Would be nice though. How is your mom? Anita says she is having heart probs and wont get surgery?
We should stay in touch, you can email me at caterinawit@aol.com. I often wonder what happen to all my cousins like Claudette and Joanne, and well, I know where the Burt boys are.
Stay in touch!
Cathy DeMille

Re: DeMille ancestors

rlandry145 — 2009-05-22 23:42:31Z

Hello,
You are my first cousin. I am Robin Landry, the daughter of Lorraine (DeMille) Landry, who was the youngest child born to Exilda (Memere) and Joe (Pepere). You are Uncle Ed's daughter...he was the 3rd youngest child, followed by Jeannette, who is now deceased but was 18 months older than my mother, your Aunt Lorraine. My mother, your Aunt Lorraine, is now 74 years old and lives with my husband, Tom, and I in Reno, NV. Our grandmother was pregnant 13 times, but her youngest child, a boy, was stillborn, as I recall her telling me. As I recall, your mother's name is Joan...is that correct? The only remaining living siblings of your father now are my mother, our Aunt Anita, and our Uncle Bob. It is my understanding Uncle Bob is very frail now and struggling with leukemia. Aunt Anita also has some health problems but is living independently with her husband in Massachusettes. Aunt Vivian died some years ago. As did Uncle Leo, Aunt Jean, Uncle George, Auntie Theresa (my favorite aunt), Aunt Ora (who is the most recent sibling to die...about 2 years ago), and Auntie Jeannette (also one of my favorites). It looks like some time since you have posted, hopefully you will check back and see this update.
All the best,
Robin

Re: DeMill/Knight line from Mass, pre 1700''s

bernicecp1 — 2009-04-05 19:49:31Z

I have several generations past Joseph Knights grandparents.If you would like to email me I could send you a ged.com
Bernice Pratt
pratts009@hotmail.com

Re: Demille - Longstreth marriage

jlongstreth45 — 2008-12-21 00:50:05Z

This query has been resolved. Margaret Craig DeMille m. Robert Mayne Longstreth in July 1958.

Demille - Longstreth marriage

jlongstreth45 — 2008-11-03 20:13:57Z

I am trying to learn the name of the Demille that married a Longstreth in the late 1940's. The couple lived in California at least from 1949 - 1964.

Milly Demille photo

carolann810 — 2008-03-28 16:41:19Z

I found this photo in my great grandmother's bible. On the back is written Milly Demill sister of grandpa mills. My great grandmother's mother was Maria Demille born 1825, died 1861 in Ontario Canada. Not sure of connection to the Demills.

Re: Demille Descendant in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia

spurlyngates — 2008-03-12 00:16:35Z

i have the same wall but i find different spelling inwiththe same family my line is in lunenburg ns ella de mille-married james willard gates her father was captian j demelle hope to hear from you

Demille Descendant in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia

aldodd — 2008-03-08 12:43:13Z

Good morning from Alberta, to the Demille Surname List on the Rootsweb.

I have been researching the Demille genealogy for a few years and have an interest in finding others who may be able to assist me with my Brick Wall problem.

I am researching to prove my wife's United Empire Loyalists (UEL) lineage so that we can apply for her UEL Certificate. She is a Demille descendant of Anthony Demill (b-1809)Sophiasburg Twp, PEC, Ontario. I have hit a Brick Wall at trying to determine who his parents are. Can you help?

UEL descendants include, Demille, Cross, Vincent, Bullimore, Bulmer.

We may be attending the Annual UEL Conference being held in St. John, New Brunswick this summer and look forward to meeting other Demille descendants who may be attending as well.

Should you be interested in communicating please reply.

Kindest regards

Al & Rene Dodd
Alberta, Canada

Re: DEMILLE, Calista - Ont/Sask Canada

glennmanning1 — 2008-02-23 17:51:51Z

Do you have any info for Calista Jane Demille, DOB June 15 1843 ON Canada, DOD November 24 1908 Moosomin Sask, Spouse Orton Hancock Morden DOB 1836, Child Lucretia Morden (Hind) DOB 1882.
Thanks

Re: DEMILLE

margaretann92 — 2008-01-15 02:19:22Z

DO YOU KNOW IF YOUR JOSEPH KNIGHT HAD A SON NAMED JAMES?
JAMES HAD A DAUGGHTER NAMED RACHEL WHO WAS BORN IN HAMILTON, , OHIO AND MARRIED JOSEPH ADAMSON IF YOU DO AND HAVE DATES PLEASE EMAIL ME AT mom_peterson@comcast.net IT WILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED THANK YOU MARGARET

Re: P. E. DeMILLE - GAR Member, Hillsboro, Ohio

jasche — 2007-02-23 16:49:24Z

P. E. DeMille

I would like to varify the date of death and burial location of this civil war veteran.

Can you help?

P. E. DeMILLE - GAR Member, Hillsboro, Ohio

jasche — 2007-02-12 20:47:32Z

Member of the John M. Barrere GAR Post No. 205 in Hillsboro, Ohio

P. E. DeMILLE
Enlistment Date: 1862
Rank at Enlistment: Private
Company/Regiment: Co. E. 22nd Reg. N. Y. V. I.
Discharge Date: September 1862
Rank at Discharge: Private

Source: General business review of Highland County, Ohio : for the year 1892-3. Newark, Ohio: Historical Pub. Co., 1892, 128 pgs

The complete list may be found: http://www.rootsweb.com/%7Eohcnewma/post_205.html

No relationship to the member. Posting with the idea that this data may help someone at sometime.

Re: DeMill - Children of Peter DeMill and Sophia Mead

aldodd — 2007-01-26 19:32:57Z

Linda,
Just revisited the DeMille Message Board after a few years absence. Want a chuckle? My wife's sister is married to the Rogers + Conner line of the Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada families.
I'll ask her about your Elizabeth DeMille b-1781 query.
Regards
Al Dodd

Re: Anthony DeMill''s Parents

aldodd — 2007-01-26 19:21:13Z

Nancy,
It has been some years since we poked around on Rootsweb Message Boards. Thought that maybe we could send a request for an update on any new information about the two brothers, Anthony & Peter. I have found out, just to add to the confusion, there were two Peter DeMill's, alive at the same time, that lived in or near Northport, Sophiasburg Twp, PEC, Ontario.

Can we renew our search?

btw - New e-mail address is aldodd@telus.net

Kindest regards
Al Dodd

DeMille ancestors

CatherineDeMille — 2006-10-13 17:51:01Z

Hello to all,
I came upon this site quite accidentally but am very interested in finding out who my ancestors and/or if I might be related to any of you!
Here's what I know:
My grnadparents, Joseph and Exilda DeMille came from Canada and moved to Fall River, MASS. They had 13 children.
my father was Edward DeMille
He had a sister Vivian, Jeanette, Jean, ??? brothers were Leo, and? sorry, thats all I remember. Anybody ever heard of these DeMilles?

Desperately seeking Michelle Demille

2006-07-08 06:13:33Z

I know this is probably a long shot but I thought I would try since I am having no luck elsewhere. I am looking for my old friend, Michelle Demille. She would be between 27-31 years old. I haven't seen her for 8 years. It's very important that I find her. Some other random info that might jog someone's recollection: Her mother's name is Irene, her father used to have a martial arts studio in North Seattle, she and I lived together 94-96, she dated "Richard", worked at Marie Callendars. I think she may have family in Hawaii. Her dad was hawaiian, or samoan, or something like that. I'm assuming she is still in WA but she could be married and moved somewhere else for all I know.

If you think you know who she is, please help me get in contact with her.

Thanks,
Jacki

sassygrl25@hotmail.com

Re: demille history

dmackerman — 2005-07-25 19:20:06Z

Just wondered if you ever got any further information on this couple. I am a descendant of Sarah Shuler's brother, Peter Shuler. I'd be happy to share what information I have.

Re: Male Descendants of Anthony Demille and Maria Provoost

2004-04-16 03:30:44Z

Hi,

I have a fair bit of information about the people you requested, as well as some of their descendants and ancestors. I’m posting what I have at the DeMille yahoo Surname Group found at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/DeMilleGenealogy/

Hope that helps! Skates