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Re: DRUM Family

joansilver31 — 2011-10-22 19:33:26Z

please contct me--rsilver429@rogers.com

Re: Mary DRUM m Michael MURRAY - County Cavan

lillianminicozzi — 2011-10-05 05:42:48Z

thank you

Re: Mary DRUM m Michael MURRAY - County Cavan

DStraub143 — 2011-10-04 04:32:22Z

Lillian,

Sorry for not getting back to you, I'll make a note for myself to take a look at those documents.

Donna

Re: Mary DRUM m Michael MURRAY - County Cavan

lillianminicozzi — 2011-09-16 23:02:42Z

have you checked out aunt nellies documents yet ?? lillian

Re: Lillie & Marshall DRUM - Photo Found in Oklahoma

johnsonbred405 — 2011-08-30 00:37:56Z

I doubt you will see this but in the unlikely event that you do....I believe this might be my great great grandparents. Is there any other information you could give me? Do you know where in Oklahoma the picture was found? Maybe a year? Thanks!!

Lillie & Marshall DRUM - Photo Found in Oklahoma

2011-08-30 00:34:25Z

Recently found a b/w photo, possibly a wedding shot of Lillie & Marshall DRUM, photo was stamped Lovington, Illinois. Would like to return this to family, no charge. Please reply to me personally, can't monitor this site for replies. Photo card in good shape.

Margaret A (DRUM) (ROOT) SPENCER, Daughter of Capt. Thomas DRUM

KurtOdenwald — 2011-08-26 05:36:31Z

MARGARET A. SPENCER.
46th Congress 2d Session
House of Representatives
Report No. 859

Mr. Whiteaker, from the Committee on Pensions, submitted the following
REPORT:
[To accompany hill H. R. 428.]

The Committee on Revolutionary Pensions and War of 1812, to whom was referred the bill (H. R. 428) granting a pension to Margaret A. Spencer, widow of Chester Root, captain of the Third Regiment of Artillery, United States Army, war of 1812, having had the same under consideration, respectfully submit the following report:

It is in evidence from information obtained from the office of the Adjutant-General, United States Army, that the said Chester Root was confirmed by the Senate as second lieutenant Third Artillery, April 25,1812: that be was commissioned as such to rank from July 6, 1812, and promoted first lieutenant March 13, 1813, and that he was retained in the reorganization of 1815 as first lieutenant Corps of Artillery, with rank from March 13, 1813; promoted captain March 5, 1819, and disbanded in June, 1821.

As the widow of said officer, which fact is established by competent testimony, she would, under existing laws of the United States, be entitled to a pension. But it is also in evidence that after the death of the said Chester Root, which occurred at Mobile, Ala., in the year 1854, she was again married, to wit, on or about the 3d day of October, 1855, to Richard Spencer, formerly a member of Congress from the State of Maryland.

It is in evidence from the affidavit of the claimant that upon the death of her second husband, Richard Spencer, which occurred in the year 1868, she was left in very dependent circumstances, and is now aged, infirm, childless, and without means of support.

It is also in evidence, from the affidavit of Hon. Patrick Byrns, who was probate judge of Baldwin County, Alabama, from the year 1822 to 1855, that she is the daughter of Capt. Thomas Drum, with whom he states he was personally acquainted, who was massacred by the Indians, at Fort Mims, in the "Creek Indian war," while serving in the line of his duty as an officer of volunteers United States Army. Also that the said Thomas Drum was possessed of considerable wealth in horses, sheep, and cattle, valued at several thousands of dollars, which, together with all of the buildings of his farm, were destroyed during the said Indian war, and for which his heirs have received no compensation.

While on general principles the committee are opposed to legislation of this character, as tending to unduly enlarge and increase the pension list, yet, in view of the foregoing facts, of the long service of her first husband, the loss of her father in the Indian war while in the military service of the United States, and the destruction of his entire fortune in said war, for which no remuneration has ever been granted by the government to his heirs, and, also, in view of her age, infirmity, and destitute condition, the committee are of the opinion that she is entitled to relief, and therefore return the bill to the House, and recommend the passage of the same with an amendment.

Book: Index to the Reports of Committees of the House of Representatives for the First and Second Sessions of the Forty-Sixth Congress (Google eBook); James Aarons; Page 1- 2

Re: DRUMs of Catawba / Lincoln Counties, North Carolina

drum_r — 2011-08-15 03:52:07Z

Is Cyrus the son of Philip Drum? If so I am seeking info on his brothers Thomas b1810 & Hiram about 1821. If you have any info please send to drum_r@msn.com

I am Bob Drum from Silas Newton from Hiram Silas from Hiram Duncan who I think was son of Thomas.

Thanks

Re: Drums of Catawba/Lincoln Counties North Carolina.

DanDrum — 2011-08-03 22:45:34Z

To "Share":
Pull up the tree you want to share
Mouse over "Tree Pages" (next to tree name)
Slide down to "Share Your Tree" - click on it
Click on "Username"
Enter my user name DanDrum

Re: Drums of Catawba/Lincoln Counties North Carolina.

drum_r — 2011-08-03 22:31:22Z

Thanks Dan I will take a look. I also have "Drum Family Tree" I do not know how to invite you to the tree, but it is public so I assume you can get to it.

I have been tracking mostly from my group of Drums which originated with Johann Drum & his son Philip Drum both from NC. Philip I believe may be the father of your Cyrus. If that is true there is some information in my tree you may want to look at. I believe Cyrus had among others brothers named Thomas and Hiram, may have had different mothers. Take a look. If you uncover any information about Thomas or Hiram I would be interested. Thanks again!

Re: Drums of Catawba/Lincoln Counties North Carolina.

threed3d — 2011-08-03 13:07:16Z

Thanks, cousin Dan. I can't wait to see what you have! Deb

Re: Drums of Catawba/Lincoln Counties North Carolina.

DanDrum — 2011-08-02 22:17:45Z

I am sending you an invite to my tree - Drum Roots.
Hope you find something useful.

Re: Drums of Catawba/Lincoln Counties North Carolina.

threed3d — 2011-08-02 14:19:49Z

Dear Dan,

I have just invited you to my family tree "Drum-Moser". You may find some of the information useful. I haven't fully researched it all so check it yourself to insure accuracy. When I first joined Ancestry I was like a drunken sailor, clicking on anything and everything as if it were all true. Made a mistake on Nancy Davis Drum and ended up with pirates and a greek slave girl, all wrong! So be careful.... If you have any information on Nancy Davis Drum (wife of Cyrus) I'd love to know about her family. To share your family with me you just go to your family tree "Drum Roots" then click on tree pages. It will have a drop down menu and select share your tree, then select username (threed3d) and invite me. Deb

Re: Drums of Catawba/Lincoln Counties North Carolina.

DanDrum — 2011-08-02 13:48:29Z

I am also a direct descendant of Cyrus Drum.
I am fairly new to genealogy and ancestry.com but I have been building a family tree lately and I have acquired a good bit of info. I'm not exactly sure how to share it with you, but the name of my family tree is "Drum Roots".

Re: DRUM Family of Ireland

giggle661 — 2011-08-02 10:32:02Z

hello Donna my mothers surname is Drum, originally Moira Drum.I wondered if we're related?

Re: DRUM Family

joansilver31 — 2011-07-30 22:27:41Z

i am interested in constantine martin--believe he is the brother of bryan martin.

Re: Drums of Catawba/Lincoln Counties North Carolina.

threed3d — 2011-07-12 17:03:17Z

Hi James,

I was looking for more information on Cyrus Drum and his wife Nancy (Davis)and found your response to another inquiry. I am a descendant of their son, Adolphus Drum> Charles Edward Drum Sr> C.E.(Charlie)Drum, Jr> Deborah Drum Davidson (me). I would appreciate any information that you have especially on Nancy Davis (wife of Cyrus). Her parents, etc. I remember a Vera Lackey who I beleive was a Sharpe from years ago at family reunions.

Sincerely,
Deborah Drum Davidson

Re: Clarence Franklin DRUM

maidenflash — 2011-06-03 23:53:27Z

He also had a son named jerry and several daughters.

Obituary - Betty Lou (DRUM) MITCHELL (1928 - 2011)

JeanKayMorse38 — 2011-05-19 05:14:48Z

Obit: Corning Leader, Corning, NY; May 17, 2011 @ 11:40 PM
Avoca — Betty Lou Mitchell, age 82, passed away peacefully Saturday, May 7, 2011 at her home with her family at her bedside.

Betty Lou was born December 16, 1928 in Cohocton, a daughter of Leon & Anna (Sick) Drum.

She was former beautician/hairdresser for several years, a farm wife/bookkeeper for 50 years and employed at Avoca Agway for 15+ years, Wallace Post Office for several years.

In addition to her parents Betty Lou is also predeceased by a sister, Laurel Mattice and a brother, Eldon Drum.

She was a member of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Cohocton & the Red Hat Society. She enjoyed cooking, the local historical society, reading, bird watching and an avid fan of Facebook and Gmail, but most of all she loved spending time with her family, especially her grandchildren and great grandchildren. Betty Lou was a very inspirational and spiritual person who loved life, and will be missed by those who knew her and loved her.

She is survived by her husband of Charles W. “Bill”; sons, Douglas (Gail) Mitchell of Addison, Donald (Karen) Mitchell of Rockwell, NC and Jeffry (Denise) Mitchell of Avoca; her daughter, Lugene Mitchell-Hamilton (Mike) of Avoca; brother, Roland (Sara) Drum of Cohocton; grandchildren, Patrick (Kristy) Mitchell, Erin (Chuck) Tomb, Karl (Lydia) Mitchell, Beth (Michael) Swanson, Graham Mitchell & Lindsey Snyder; eight great grandchildren; many nieces, nephews & cousins.

A memorial service will be held 11 am, Saturday, May 21, at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, Cohocton, with a reception to follow.

Contributions may be made to Avoca Historical Society, Avoca Free Library, Arthritis Foundation or Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation.

Those who wish to light a memory candle for Betty Lou may do so at www.bairdfuneralhomes.com

Mapleview Cem, Cohocton, NY
DRUM, Leon spouse Anna Sick born 1895 , Died 1972 (father)
Drum, Anna (Sick) spouse Leon Drum 189 - 1977 (mother)
DRUM, Eldon J. , Spouse of Elsie Allen , Born 8 Jun 1927 , Died 14 Jan 2007 s/o Leon & Anna Drum (brother)
MATTICE, Laurel D. , Spouse of Theodore , Born 3-May-1921 , Died 17-Oct-2004 d/o Leon & Anna Sick Drum (sister)

Christine or Christiana DRUM

BrandiRose1 — 2011-04-25 00:43:34Z

I am searching for a Christine or Christiana Drum born about 1821 in Pennsylvania. She married Andrew J. Bird the 25 Aug 1849 in Kenton, Hardin Co. Ohio. They had four children, Martha b: ?, John D. b: 1853, Rhoda E. b: 1854 and Amalida b: 1858. The first three were born in Ohio, Amalida was born in Richland Center, Richland Co. Wisconsin. Christine/Christiana died 4 April 1873 in Richland Center and is buried in the Indian Creek Cemetery in Richland Co. Wisconsin If anyone can give me information on her parentage and/or ancestry it would be most appreciated. Andrew and Christine/Christiana would be my GG Grandparents.

Re: DRUM Family of Ireland

PatriciaDevine43 — 2011-03-23 19:25:40Z

I found Gormley and Reilly names on Family Search (LDS website) as possible mothers for Mary Drumm. Other than that I know of no connections. There are many Reillys in Fermanagh which is not too far from Leitrim. Good luck with your search.

Re: DRUM Family of Ireland

kathleenboyle18 — 2011-03-23 19:24:10Z

Hi Patricia. I was wondering if you know what the connection is of Gormley Reilly...or if you have any information about them.. my connections are Thomas Gormley who Married Maragert Reilly Carrigallen. Co.Leitrim...they are my great grandparents.. qny information would be greatly appreiciated.. thanks. K

DRUM Thomas - Vietnam Wall section 13W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-03-23 19:21:42Z

DRUM Thomas - Vietnam Wall section 13W

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 219,952 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: My Mom's Name Was DRUM

srodman125 — 2010-11-28 21:59:02Z

Sorry, I can't help you with any earlier Drums. As I said, Elnora was my mother's caretaker when she was a child in Ashley, PA. Elnora was the landlady to my mother's grandparents and lived next door to them on Hartford St. Being a spinster lady, she agreed to board my mother there while my grandmother, who was divorced, moved to upstate NY to find work. My great grandparents house became overcrowded when my grandmother's sister became widowed at the age of 31 with 5 children, so my mother was "jettisoned" out to the landlady. However, my mother was familiar with all of Miss Drum's family.

Re: My Mom's Name Was DRUM

bcreamer58 — 2010-11-28 21:57:11Z

Sorry, can't help you with Drumheller but it appears we are related in some way. My grt grndfthr was Milton Drum bro to your Richard. I'm hoping you can help me with the earlier Drums especially the 1st Drum, Philip immigrated in 1738 on the Glasgow, was born 1702. I'm interested in finding out where in Germany he was from. His son, Jacob, born 1730 in Germany probably immigrated with him and was killed by Indians 1774, wf Catherine Strauss being kidnapped & never heard from again. Jacob's son was George 1762-1831, Philip 1787-1858, then to my Milton & your Richard.
Please email me at bcreamer58@verizon.net if you have any info that would be helpful to me.

DRUM / VAN VALKENBURG / REYNOLDS Families - Otsego Co., NY

ptownpest — 2010-11-22 05:09:33Z

Seeking assistance to identify family connections to the DRUM,VAN VALKENBURG and REYNOLDS families of Otsego County, NY.

My 3rd great grandparents: Henry VanVALKENBURGG and Mahala (Mahalia or Mahaley) DRUM were identified on the 1860 Federal census for Worchester, Otsego Cty, NY with nine children and they were both noted on death certificate of son, Joseph VanValkenburg.

Children included: Cyrus, Eva, John, Cornelia, Anthony, Daniel, Charles, Hannah (my 2nd Great grandmother - b. abt 1856 in Cooperstown), Susan and George.

Mahala may have died bet 1860 & 1862 (after giving birth) because on the 1870 census, Henry had remarried to Cynthia "Unknown" & a "new" son named Joseph was noted on the census and was listed as living with them & being 8 yrs.old.

Henry b. abt 1820 in Worchester; Mahala b. abt 1822 in Sanford, NY. She died bet. June 1860 & June 1870. Unknown death info for Henry.

2nd Great grandmother, Hannah VanValkenburg (abt 1856-1938) married Alvah J. REYNOLDS bet 1878-1880 in Otsego Cty. Alvah s/o Alvah and Caroline ?? Reynolds. He was born Sept 1856 in Milford, NY & died in Middlefield in Jan 1950. Both are buried in Middlefield, Otsego County, NY.

Hoping someone can make a connection to these family lines and help me locate marriage & death dates and places of burial. I would appreciate any and all leads or guidance.

Thanks! Kem

DRUM Family

momgeek — 2010-11-21 06:38:28Z

I am looking for information on Catherine Drum who married Bryan Martin in Ireland. His parents were Patrick Martin and Margaret Plunkett. I did a google search on these two people and a website came up with photos, videos and records for them uploaded to Picasa by a THELAZYT618. I Believe this is the same family I'm researching and cannot find a contact email for this person. I'd love to contact them. If you have any idea who this might be, please email me.

Pat

Mae DRUM m Harry KIMBALL, widowed in 1920

snowman6134 — 2010-11-04 01:05:37Z

I'm looking for information about May Drum who married Harry Kimball in abt. 1904-5. She had a daughter, Elizabeth Nestling b. 1904. Together they had a daughter, Pearl Kimball born abt.1907. In 1910 Mae is living with Harry in Clay, AR. in 1920 she is back in Northumberland washing clothes for work with both children, Harry is still in Arkansas and died in late 1920. Elizabeth Nestling is born in PA and Pearl was born in Ohio according to both census records and family rumor is that Pearl married a Zimmerman and moved towards Harrisburg. The Kimball/Kimble family was originally from Northumberland County via Hunterdon NJ. with Harry changing the spelling from Kimble to Kimball. His first marriage was to Laura Wilson in Hamilton Co, Indiana. He has a wanderlust and moved around a great deal. The family story is after he was living with his son in Arkansas for a bit he traveled back up to Pennsylvania, met and married May (Mae) and brought her and step daughter and daughter back down to Arkansas. Mae didn't stay long headed back north. I assume that May was from the Northumberland area. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Ida Rebecca DRUM

earlesgirl — 2010-09-22 04:01:56Z

Great! I look forward to hearing from you.
Nannette

Re: Ida Rebecca DRUM

MarthaBelle41 — 2010-09-22 04:01:29Z

I'll send you a PM.

Re: Ida Rebecca DRUM

earlesgirl — 2010-09-22 04:00:00Z

Hi Dona,
Thank you for your reply.
As you probably know Martha Bell Barr is the daughter of Julia Ann Lynn (my connection) and Benjamin Ross Barr.
I was hoping to get a copy of a few pages from the Bible to use as my source.
I saw a couple trees a while back that posted their info came from a family Bible but I can't remember whose tree I saw it one-so that is why I posted the message.
You were going to share with me your info/pix/sources but so far your haven't. I was hoping to see your files for the LYNN family for sources, pictures etc.
Do you have my direct email address?
Nannette

Re: Ida Rebecca DRUM

MarthaBelle41 — 2010-09-22 03:57:14Z

Hey Nannette,

Is there something in particular you are looking for about Martha and Hiram (my g-g-grandparents)? I think I already told you everything that was in my Drum family bible. I wasn't aware that there was anyone else out there that posted info from another Drum bible. What have you found?

Dona Snyder

Re: William DRUM (1865 Michigan)

slysierra1 — 2010-09-22 03:48:22Z

Nope, sure didn't! Only 100 years earlier please.

Re: William DRUM (1965 Michigan)

karinmmoseley — 2010-09-22 03:46:56Z

did you really mean 1965?

William DRUM (1965 Michigan)

slysierra1 — 2010-09-22 03:44:36Z

I'm looking for kin of William Drum, born 1965 in michigan. I know he married Arletta (Nettie) Dunsmire and they had a daughter named Dorothy (my great grandmother). What I'm not sure of is his family of origin.

Re: My Mom's Name Was DRUM

bcreamer58 — 2010-09-03 15:36:40Z

Talk about not knowing if board is still active, it's only 6 yrs later !!! Can't help you with Drumheller but seems we are descended from the same Drum, Jacob ! I'm descended through Milton Drum, bro to your Richard. My line follows from Jacob to Milton to Ray to my mother, Esther. My interest would be in the earlier people ie Jacob's father Philip 1787 - 1858 buried St. Johns, Drums
George 1762 - 1831 buried St. Johns, Drums
Jacob 1830 in Germany, killed by Indians abt 1774 M Catharine Strauss, kidnapped by Indians
Philip 1702 Germany immigrated (assume with Jacob) 1738 Glasgow--out of Rotterdam via Cowes arrvg Phila 9 Sept 1738
Would appreciate any info you may have especially where in Germany Philip was from. please email me at bcreamer@verizon.net. Thanks

Re: DRUM: Nancy, Hiram, Silas, and Merril - Siblings

JOCOX55 — 2010-08-31 18:58:50Z

Sorry, but I have no info on the DRUM family other than how it ties to my KING line.

JO

Re: DRUM Family of Ireland

drum_r — 2010-08-29 06:42:57Z

read your email 4/14/2006. My name is Robert M Drum from Silas N Drum from Hiram Silas Drum from Hiram Duncan Drum. All from west Texas, I understand Hiram Duncan Drum was born in either NC or Georgia and ran away to Texas when he was about 14 with a brother about 12 name Rich. The information I have about Hiram Duncan Drum is that he was born in 1836 and died in 1914. I have read that he had 3 wives Mary Watson, Nancie Fox, Gilly Cowley my grand father Hiram Silas was from his third marriage. Are we talking about the same Hiram Duncan Drum? If so I would appreciate any information you could send me. We have been looking off and on for years to get the little information we have.

Thank for anything you can share!!!

Bob Drum

Re: DRUM: Nancy, Hiram, Silas, and Merril - Siblings

drum_r — 2010-08-25 22:56:50Z

I am the youngest son of Silas, I know Silas had a sister who we knew as Nannie Mae (Nannie would most likely be Nancy) yes she was married to a Marshall, and had a daughter named Ruth, Sorry I dont have any information about the King or Marshall side, I will ask my older siblings, if information is available I will let you know. I am looking for Drum information prior to Hiram S.Drum, if you have any Drum information please let me know. Thanks

Death of Col. William DRUM - 1892

maryachtrh — 2010-07-26 03:46:30Z

Taken from the Langston City Herald, Oklahoma, 23 July 1892

Col. Drum Dead

St. Paul, Minnesota, July 7 - Lieut. Col. William Drum, Twelfth Infantry, died suddenly at Fort Yates, North Dakota.

Re: Ida Rebecca DRUM

earlesgirl — 2010-07-26 03:43:39Z

I have a connection to the Drum family thru my Barr family.
I have read in a couple trees that their info came from a Drum family Bible. I'm sure there are several out there-I'm hoping whoever has one will contact me and share some of the info to help me document my info. AND I would love whatever pix might be available:
Hiram A Drum born 05Dec1839 Macoupin Co, Illinois; died 26Nov1904 Macoupin Co, Illinois. Married 06Mar1861 Macoupin Co, Illinois--Martha Belle Barr born 28Oct1841 Macoupin Co, Illinois; died 08May1886 Macoupin Co, Illinois. I have found at least 9 children for them.
Martha is my 1st cousin 3x removed.
Hope to hear from someone soon.
Thanx,
Nannette

Re: Death of Col. William Drum - 1892

karinmmoseley — 2010-04-30 00:34:36Z

anyway you might email me the actual news clipping?

thank you

Karin
karinmmos@yahoo.com

Lana Drum, researching DAVIS and ENOCHS

donbarber3752 — 2010-04-08 23:42:14Z

I am seeking to reconnect with Lana Drum, formerly of 3612 Dogwood St NW, Uniontown, Ohio. Her parents lived (back in 1991) at 914 20th St, Vienna, West Virginia. Lana is a descendant of Isaac DAVIS, son of Jesse DAVIS and Sarah ENOCHS. If you know the present whereabouts of Lana please drop me a quick note to donbarber@donbarber.net.

Thanks, Don

Clarence Franklin DRUM

RESchuerer — 2009-11-10 19:56:35Z

Born: 23 Apr 1899 in Caldwell, Catawba, North Carolina

Died: 23 Jul 1963 in Statesville, Iredell, North Carolina

Buried: 26 Jul 1963 in Oakwood Cemetery, Statesville, Iredell, North Carolina

Married: Dec 1919 to Mary Iona Allgood in Statesville

One son: Thomas Leroy Drum

reschuerer@aol.com

Re: Clarence DRUM

lauriereynolds53 — 2009-11-10 19:54:55Z

I just noticed your message - There is a Clarence Drum in our family born to Margaret Novack Drum (& Ray Drum) in Michigan on 1/1/1913 and died 3/17/1989 in Cadillac, Wexford Cty, Mi. I am looking for more information on his side. My father's mother was his mother's sister. We have more info. on the Novacks that I have dug up this past year. For years my father knew very little about his parents - he was raised by an aunt from age 8 on, his mom died when he was 3.

Re: Clarence DRUM

2009-11-10 19:53:48Z

I had a great uncle named clarence drum who lived in statesville , nc until his death in 1962 or 1963. He would have been about the right age as he was the youngest brother of my grandfather charles gentry drum, who was born about 1880 and lived in maiden, nc until his death in the 60's.

Clarence DRUM

2009-11-10 19:52:08Z

Does anyone have a Clarence Drum in the family born in late 1890's or early 1900's?

Re: My Mom's Name Was DRUM

bcreamer58 — 2009-10-22 00:42:08Z

My grndfthr was a Drum from Luzerne Country, PA. The town your ??? is Drums, PA right outside of Hazleton. The cemetary your talking abuot may be St. Johns Cemetary which is also where most of my Drum ancestors are buried as far back as the 1700's.
Do not have anyone by name of Sue,Diane or Charlene on my tree, so far. May be your Drum is a sibling of one of mine somewhere along the line. What is your moms parents name ?

Re: My Mom's Name Was DRUM

Bbookkeeping — 2009-10-22 00:41:32Z

I believe this is the same one. My Great Grandfather was born in Minnesota. His name was Eban Haven Drum and his father's name was Mohamand. Do you have information on Mohamand's children? Just wanted to see if it is the same person.

Re: My Mom's Name Was DRUM

WM801 — 2009-10-22 00:41:14Z

Hi,
The Mohamand Drum I have information on moved to Goodhue County in Minnesota. If this is the same Mohamand let me know and we can share information.