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Frances Gaston elopes with Henry Crawford, Mobile, AL 1912

charbmoore1 — 2012-05-03 10:28:41Z

From the Mobile, Alabama Newspaper:

Thursday, May 2, 1912

• "Miss Frances Gaston, pretty daughter of Editor E.B. Gaston of the Fairhope Courier, came to Mobile Tuesday morning to visit friends for a few days. Tuesday evening she telephoned her father that she was going to Pensacola to spend a few days with her best friend, Mr. Henry Crawford.

"Yesterday afternoon, Mr. Gaston learned that a marriage license had been issued from the probate court here to a Mr. Crawford and a Miss Gaston. Last night Mr. Gaston sent a message to Mr. and Mrs. Crawford at Pensacola.

" 'Congratulations' was all it said. ...

"Mr. Crawford is a clerk aboard the river steamer John Quill and comes of a prominent family. Miss Gaston was one of the most popular young ladies of Fairhope."

note- Fairhope is in Baldwin County, AL
Not my line, just sharing.

Good luck on your quest.

bgaston1 — 2012-04-14 21:43:19Z

Re: Hugh Gaston

Songbird218 — 2012-04-14 21:07:53Z

Thank You for help and offer ofinfo on your web site.
I have figured out that Hugh is the one who is my ancester and Alexander and Elizabeth Wardlaw are my grandparents. Their son George is the next down. He was killed in the Civil War. Alexander alsoserved in CW but was not killed
Hugh
Alexander
George W.
Lucinda
Alice
Raymond
Carolyn
I can flesh this out but I am doing this hurridly and would like to review all your info before I do so..

Can we be sure!

bgaston1 — 2012-04-11 18:28:47Z

1 Samuel Gaston b: 1794 PA ?
+ ______
2 Hugh Gaston b: 1820 PA d: Jun 1861 - Oakland County, MI Vital Records, 1800-1917
+ Hannah Stockman (Stockton) b: 1824 PA
3 Minerva B. Gaston b: 1859, MI d: 27 Oct 1925, MI - http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/message/an/surnames.gaston...
+ George A. Elsey b: Dec 1849 d: 17 Apr 1933, MI (Had issues: 4)

Oakland County, Michigan Vital Records, 1800-1917 - http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?rank=0&gsfn=h...
Gaston, Minerva Name: Gaston, Minerva
Birth Date: 1859
Birth Place: Addison, MI
Father: Hugh Gaston
Mother: Hannah
Residence: Addison, MI
Death Date: Jun 1861

Something to check in to. Perhaps Minerva is not the correct child of Hugh or the MI records are incorrect.

Hope you have access to that link.

Bill Gaston
Austin, TX

Re: GASTON IN NY

kido14221 — 2012-03-11 05:55:23Z

My maiden name is Hancock. Notes from my mother-Marjorie Gannon Hancock as follows; Gaston,Lawrence DOB unknown-about 1860, wife; Catherine-DOB unknown. Moved from Long Island to Peekskill where Lawrence Gaston was employed at Fleishmann's Yeast Co.for many years until his death. Had 2 daughters; Myrtle(younger) married Wm. Van Orden and had no children. Elizabeth(older) married Benjamin Hancock about 1913 and lived all their life in Peekskill. NY. They produced 2 children: Marie-born Dec 1913 Deceased-Married name Barta, and Dain Simpkin (my father) born 11/15/1915 died 6/2/1989 Dallas, TX. As a child I remember my aunt Marie and who we call as children "Aunt Myrtle" visiting us in Dallas,TX. Hope this helps!!!

James Gaston & Mary Moseley

TinaDenzik99 — 2012-02-18 01:56:09Z

My great grandmother's name was Ruth Gaston 1890-1991. She was born in Nebraska. According to her soc sec application, her parents names were James Gaston and Mary Moseley. Supposedly, they were divorced sometime around 1900. As of this moment, I have not been able to find either one of the parents. I have a photo!...but not data. I've tried looking in the 1900 and 1910 census, and I cannot even locate Ruth.
Any help or suggestions would be appreciated!

Tina

Re: Margaret J. Gaston Emery

skrillexavicii — 2012-01-02 04:42:14Z

Thanks for the link Bill! Your site says Margaret J. Gaston married Nathan James Emery (which was the information I was looking for). I found a few other sources and pieces of information that lead me to believe Nathan James Emery married Margaret Gaston. Such as, one of their children is named Lyle Gaston Emery..........I am almost 100% sure now Nathan James Emery married Margaret J Gaston :p

This would be a lot easier if the censuses before 1840 gave the names of everyone in a household rather than giving the name of only the head of the home.

Hope you are enjoying the New Year and thanks for the help!

Margaret J. Gaston Emery

bgaston1 — 2011-12-31 14:59:16Z

I'll probably confuse the situation but who knows, you may help sort some of the mess out.

Please visit my web site and search on Emery until you come to the appropriate section. Maybe you have something to clarify the mess concerning James Gaston and Mary Walker.

http://home.mindspring.com/~bgaston2

Hope you have a Happy New Year.

Bill Gaston
Austin, TX

Stuck on a few people, help greatly appreciated!

skrillexavicii — 2011-12-31 04:34:48Z

OK, so here is a good puzzler! A relative of mine started a tree a while ago.
(link below)

http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/4013755/family?cfpid=-1661804...

I wanted to add on to the Emery side of the family. My relative who made the tree knows her great-grandmother was named Margaret Emery (as shown) who's husband was named James S Keefer (as shown). Margaret Emery had a father named Nathan James Emery (as shown), but know one in the family is able to remember Nathan's wife's name. After some research I found that Nathan's wife's name to "supposedly" Margaret J Gaston (Emery). I went on with my research and found Margaret J Gaston's parents: Robert and Ann Gaston. I then continued to fill out the Gaston family until the 16th century! I found the Gaston family to be easily traced because apparently they were quite wealthy in Scotland/Ireland. Anyways, I had some conflicting data involving Margaret J Gaston (Emery). On some family trees on this site it lists her as the wife of Nathan James Smith and also the daughter of Robert and Ann Gaston. But on an official looking site tracing the Gaston family, it shows Robert and Ann having only one child (named James). Apparently, on this site people list Robert and Ann Gaston as having nine (including James and Margaret). All the birth dates, names, and places of birth/residence match up fairly well with one another, it's just some claim Robert and Ann Gaston only had one child.

(Links below to show you what I'm talking about)

http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/25616964/family?cfpid=1929647...

The link above is of a tree that shows Maggie (James S Keefer's wife) as being the child of Nathan James Emery and Margaret J Gaston. It also shows Margaret J Gaston as the child of Robert and Ann Gaston.

http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/645913/family?cfpid=-60877722...

Same with the link above....

http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/2663267/family?cfpid=-1240362...

Now this tree above shows James as the only child of Robert and Ann Gaston. I would be tempted to say there could be two Robert and Ann Gaston couples from this part of PA, but all the ancestors seem to match up with one another.

http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?rank=1&new=1&...

Above, this shows Nathan James Emery (N.J.) as the husband of Margaret J Emery. It doesn't show Margaret (Maggie) Emery as their child, but she should be their because Wallace is her brother.

I know this is kind of two questions and not very organized, but any help is better than none. Thank you for your time!

Mary Gaston

gastcra — 2011-12-30 15:37:37Z

Someone who, according to a genetic test, is my 3rd cousin, says he has an ancestor named Mary Gaston:

"I have a Mary Gaston (1832-1873), who married my 1st cousin 3 times removed, John X. Harmony 1828-1856. They are both buried in Knoxville, IL."

Does anyone have any information on this Mary Gaston?

Craig

Re: Rachael Gaston

NormanRoots — 2011-12-27 21:44:17Z

Note, this board accepts attachments. When writing a new message, look just above the "Post" button. There you'll find a link to "Attach a file". I've attached a photo to this message as an example.

Sharing info in the public domain is what helps everyone, not just a single individual.

Thanks,

Ken Norman
Gaston List Administrator

Re: Rachael Gaston

robb19631 — 2011-12-27 21:21:05Z

Private e-mail would be better, I think, since I can scan and send copies of docs and pictures, etc. mine is debandrobb@hotmail.com I look forward to hearing from you.

Re: Rachael Gaston

Barb171138 — 2011-12-27 16:25:35Z

Wow! Thank you. You are a Godsend. Yes, I would appreciate any and all information you will be willing to share. This is my line: One of John and Rachael's son was Herbert. Herbert married Emma Fasse. One of their children was Clifford McCoy (my grandfather). Clifford married Frances Pientka. One of their children was DelMar McCoy my dad. Clifford and Frances lived in California until they were older and moved to Nevada. During the time they lived in CA, they raised their family. I with my family was raised in CA until we also moved to Nevada in mid 70's. About 10 years ago I actually moved back to PA with my husband and the younger children. I did not realized my family came from PA until I started researching a few years ago. As you know they came from more of the southwestern area. We live in the very northeastern area. This is all very exciting for me since I had hit a brick wall regarding John McCoy. Again, I appreciate you help. Any and all information I have (which I fear does not equal yours) I am happy to share. Have a great day and I look forward to hearing from you. If you wish, I will give you my private e-mail address - you might already have it.

Re: Rachael Gaston

robb19631 — 2011-12-27 14:57:25Z

I have a lot of information on John and his family. I wish I had my notes and documents with me, but they are at home (I'm currently at work). Without having the specific dates, etc. I can tell you that James and Jane Gaston (Rachel's parents) moved to Kansas (Johnson County) with John and Rachel. They bought some land from the indians, through the indian agent, and started farming. There was a law suit with the school district as to the ownership of part of the land, and the indians also sued claiming that the agent sold the land without thier permission. I'm not sure how most of that turned out. Johnson County had a bad fire and alot of thier records were destroyed. John and Rachel (not sure about James and Jane Gaston) moved to Clay Center, Kansas. John and Rachel were devorced, and John went with his daughter and her husband out west. On the way to California, John became ill and was left in a hospital in Greely Colorado, where he passed away. Like I said, I have a lot more info, death certificates,etc. If you would like. I even have a picture of Rachel Gaston McCoy. What part of the country do you live in, and how do you decend from John and Rachel?

Re: Rachael Gaston

Barb171138 — 2011-12-26 16:17:35Z

Robb,
My gggrandmother is also Rachel Gaston! Her and John's son Herbert was my ggandfather. This is all so fascinating! Do you have any information on Rachel's husband John McCoy? Do you know why Rachel and John moved from PA? Do you know if they separated? Do you know anything more that may be of interest? Thank you for your time, Barbara

GASTON Billie Nell SHEPHERD 1932 2000 praying hands

t42LittleElm_DentonCoTX — 2011-12-23 12:32:03Z

GASTON Billie Nell SHEPHERD 1932 2000 praying hands

DavidStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Little Elm Cemetery, Denton Co., Texas. Feel free to use the picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 223,668 cemetery photos free for your personal use at http://teafor2.com
If you have more info, please reply here rather than emailing me because this is not my family.

GASTON Jarrell Boyd 1929 1991 cpl US Army Korea

t42LittleElm_DentonCoTX — 2011-12-23 12:31:43Z

GASTON Jarrell Boyd 1929 1991 cpl US Army Korea

DavidStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Little Elm Cemetery, Denton Co., Texas. Feel free to use the picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 223,668 cemetery photos free for your personal use at http://teafor2.com
If you have more info, please reply here rather than emailing me because this is not my family.

Gwendolyn Maxine Gaston (1907-2003) Stout Family Bible

buck1143 — 2011-12-22 14:21:06Z

I am a 2nd cousin once removed of Gwen. She had been in the possession of a family bible that belonged to James Stout (1796-1854) our mutual ancestor. To my knowledge, she had no immediate living relatives. I am looking for anyone who might know of a contact of Gwen's that could possibly provide information on what happened to the bible. I am interested in viewing the actual bible or pictures of it. I am the gr-gr-gr grandson of James Stout.

Re: Gaston connection for Beth

gastcra — 2011-11-26 00:47:16Z

I am not sure what this message was in response to, but there is now DNA evidence that Louis XVI, direct descendant of Gaston d'Orléans, does not match our Gaston DNA pattern. See the following link http://planetgaston.pagesperso-orange.fr/en/HIST_Huguenots.h....

Craig Gaston

Re: Gaston connection for Beth

gastcra — 2011-11-26 00:47:12Z

Re: Gaston connection for Beth

1mairead — 2011-11-25 13:43:19Z

If the Gaston myths were fact, there would be clear lines to Catherine de Medici and back to Italy. Caution should be the leading word to information found. There is a lot of incorrect or inaccurate information regarding Huguenot connections. There is claim to a Gaston connection through an early Count of FOIX; another person with first name Gaston (and not royal family) who wrote a "how to hunt book" for those of royal status); supposedly a royal thread went from England, to Scotland then to N. Ireland or New Jersey.
Phillipe 18th did live in England with his wife who was a member of Spanish Royal family, but they did not go to Scotland. There was a duc d'Orleans who had the name Gaston, but that title is reserved for brother of the King and Gaston did not keep the title.

There are serious incorrect time elements and marriage connections in some of the supposed data. Check time of Huguenots and lifetime of Catherine de Medici. Wikipedia may be a quick source of accurate dates in history.

If documentation is produced somewhere, number would like to see it.

Regards,
Mairead

Re: obit for Harland V. Gaston, born 1900, died 1964 Kansas

jrbenson9 — 2011-11-20 22:29:05Z

The information I have is that Raymond Gaston was born May 1898 in Kansas and died at the age of 20 17 Oct 1918, probably in Kansas.

Re: obit for Harland V. Gaston, born 1900, died 1964 Kansas

CherylWhite9962 — 2011-11-19 12:30:06Z

I don't have any more info on him. There were a lot of Kansas folks who moved to the coast (and back!) during this time, so he may have. From the obit, it seems he had relatives in that area.

Re: Hugh Gaston

Joyce_Reece — 2011-11-15 19:18:21Z

The thread pertained to the lineage of Justice John. His son Joseph is the one I wrote about in "He is your line".

Re: Hugh Gaston

Joyce_Reece — 2011-11-15 19:18:20Z

The thread pertained to the lineage of Justice John. His son Joseph is the one I wrote about in "He is your line".

Hugh Gaston

bgaston1 — 2011-11-15 16:58:41Z

And I assume the one b: 12 Mar 1751, SC d: 13 Jun 1836, AL and married Martha McClure b: Dec 1754 d: 21 Dec 1836. I don't know since you gave no clues.

I see from the placement of the threads on the subject: Nora Burcham, that your question about Hugh is placed on your thread previously dated 12 Nov 2011 4:35PM, so it is possible no one specifically received a question from you. I get e-mailings when someone posts a thread to something I write.

On the thread answered by Joyce_Reece, I question the last sentence pertaining to Joseph: "He is your ancestor" - this reply to your thread dated: 12 Nov 2011 4:35PM.

If your ancestors were Alexander and Elizabeth Wardlaw, I don't see a connection to that particular Joseph Gaston, son of Justice John and Esther Waugh.

Joseph Gaston b: 22 Feb 1762, SC d: 10 Oct 1836, SC (A Captain and Major; wounded in the Seige of Atlanta) who married
20 Apr 1790, Jane Brown b: 10 Apr 1768 d: 27 Jun 1858 -- they had eight children as far as I've been able to determine and none named Alexander:

John Brown Gaston, Sr. Dr. b: 22 Jan 1791, SC d: 24 Jan 1864
Narcissa Gaston b: 17 Nov 1792, SC d: 22 Aug 1871, SC
Elizabeth Gaston b: 20 Sep 1794, SC d: 7 Jun 1845, SC
Esther Gaston b: 4 Dec 1796, SC d: 25 May 1856
Margaret Gaston b: 29 Apr 1797, SC d: 1 Oct 1802, SC
Jane Gaston b: 17 Aug 1800, SC d: 4 Oct 1880, SC (Twice married)
James A. Hall Gaston b: 17 Oct 1801, SC d: 26 Jul 1859, SC
Robert Gaston b: 1 Jan 1808, SC d: 27 Jun 1810, SC

You're welcome to look and use whatever you want from my website information: http://home.mindspring.com/~bgaston2

Re: Nora Burcham

Songbird218 — 2011-11-14 17:59:17Z

I apologize for taking up time and space. I have been surprised no one has contacted me. I have replied, in my excitement, to my own query on the Gastons. I posted it a long time ago and when I came across it I got very excited and immediately replied.
I am embarrassed and very red faced! It was posted under an old E-mail address.

Re: Nora Burcham

Songbird218 — 2011-11-14 17:52:20Z

I have since found out Hugh Gaston was the son who went to Alabama. But thank you for replying. Do you have any info on Hugh?

Re: obit for Harland V. Gaston, born 1900, died 1964 Kansas

Adam_Gaston — 2011-11-13 18:09:54Z

Cheryl-

Do you know if the Raymond Gaston mentioned in this obituary lived in Portland, Oregon?

Raymond "Ray" H Gaston - Portland, Oregon

Adam_Gaston — 2011-11-13 17:58:10Z

I am trying to find out more information about the Gaston family tree in Oregon and Washington. The farthest I've been able to go is back to my great grandfather, Raymond H Gaston. Raymond was born in 1895 (not sure where) and died in 1925 when he fell while building the Burnside Bridge in Portland, OR. He married May I Ehrshmier (sp?) b. 1898, d. 1976, with 3 children, Naomi "Muggy", Verna E, and Norman Ray (my grandfather b. 1922 d. 2007). I would greatly appreciate any information available surrounding Ray Gaston.

Re: Gaston in KS

CandiCand — 2011-11-13 05:05:28Z

Jean Gaston, born 1600 in France was a hugonot and the story is that he was a member of the
Bourbon Family. There is no proof as far as I know. He left France and fled to Ireland where he lived out his life. His sons left Ireland, went to Scotland and then eventually America. Then due to a zillion Alexanders it gets confusing. My GGGG Grandparents were Alexander and Lydia Belcher Gaston. Then George,Alexander C., Ozro and finally, Robert which was the last to carry the Gaston name that had children in my line. We didn't have any first cousins. What is your connection? Also, It was Iowa, not Kansas.

Re: Nora Burcham

gastcra — 2011-11-12 23:53:10Z

Our Gaston DNA project can help settle some questions of this nature. We have discovered a mutation that appears to distinguish descendants of Justice John, and another for descendants of Hugh of Peapack. For other lineages we have some clues but nothing certain yet. We now have 40 members in the project, including Gastons from France and Spain. See this site for more information: http://planetgaston.pagesperso-orange.fr/en/NEW_20080526.htm

Craig Gaston

Re: Nora Burcham

Joyce_Reece — 2011-11-12 23:08:57Z

John Gaston, Jr. the son of Justice John never left South Carolina. He married Jannett Knox and died in Chester Dist 1807. Had four children...James,Elizabeth, William and Esther. James m. Isabella Bigham. Elizabeth m. James Ferguson, Esther and Jannette went on to Jefferson Co. ILL where Jannette is documented there.

John was a veteran of the Revolutionary War. Justice John and Esther lost their sons at Hanging Rock. Joseph was injured...shot in the jaw. He is your ancestor.

Re: Nora Burcham

Songbird218 — 2011-11-12 22:35:43Z

We're bound to be kin. My line is Alexander Gaston.
Alexander and Elizabeth Wardlaw Gaston
George
Lucinda Ann Gaston
Married William Landon Webb
Alice Virginia
Married James Henry Swartz
George Raymond
Married Unez Ridley
Me
This is my line and I have not yet proved whether Hugh or John is Alexanders father.
I know John Gaston, brother to Joseph Gaston and son of Judge Justice Gaston, was the one who came to Wilcox County, Alabama
How are you kin to Alexander's line?

Re: Gaston

Songbird218 — 2011-11-12 22:07:15Z

I am sure my line is from John Gaston, brother of the Joseph you mention in your query. I still need a first generation list of Gastons after they moved to Wilcox Co. Alabama. My line went on several years later from Wilcos Co. To Arkansas ca 1850.Any help at all? Thank uou.
p.s. I thought John Justice Gaston lost four sons in the Rev. war.

Re: Gaston

dionysius511 — 2011-11-11 21:43:07Z

Hi Jayne, realise this is an old post but I am a descendant of a John Gaston born and died Belfast(1896 - 1974) from Belfast Northern Ireland. My grandfather John was married to Charolette Gaston (nee Steele) 1899 -1961), John had a brother James, Robert, sisters Ann Jane, Isa Bellamargot.

Re: Gaston's

judiwoodard — 2011-10-24 17:36:38Z

Sorry for the delay: have been ill.
What I knowof the Sourh Carolina branch of the Gaston clan was that one or two of five brothers went there from Conn. Three stayed in the N.Y. area, and one was father of a Governor of Boston, one stayed a farmer ( Alexander) in New York, which was my branch, and another went to New Jersey. If this if your line, I can send more detail.
I also learned later that a Hammond arrived on the Mayflower, and married into the Gaston family.

Re: Gaston

BrianHeath89 — 2011-08-18 08:10:40Z

Hi Diane. There is to much to post here. Could you give me an email address and I will forward info when I have copied to word. My email address is bheath@infogen.net.nz. It may take a while to sort it all out. Regards Brian.

Re: Gaston

BrianHeath89 — 2011-08-18 08:06:52Z

Hi There is to much to post here. Could you give me an email address and I will forward info when I have copied to word. My email address is bheath@infogen.net.nz It may take a while to sort it akk out. Regards Brian

Re: Gaston

BrianHeath89 — 2011-08-18 08:01:15Z

Hi Sylvia

There is to much to post here. Could you give me an email address and I will forward info when I have copied it to word.My email bheath@infogen.net.nz It may take a while to sort it all out. Regards Brian

Re: Gaston

Kralik — 2011-08-11 02:36:33Z

Hi Diane,

I don't have these particular names in my database, but I do have:

Hugh GASTON 1687 - 8/1/1777
married
Jennette KIRKPATRICK 1698 - 8/1/1777

They had at least 8 children, one of them being,
Elizabeth GASTON, born abt 1773 Ireland - she married
Thomas KIRKPATRICK

This info given to me by another researcher.
Good luck. If any further, let me know, be happy to check.

Sylvia

Re: Gaston

Kralik — 2011-08-11 02:36:08Z

Re: Gaston

DianeSnyder72 — 2011-08-10 22:41:23Z

Sylvia, interesting that you said most Gastons in US are related. Would make it easier if this is true. My ancestor was Margaret Gaston,b abt 1728. I think her father was a John Gaston b. abt 1654 in Ulster Ireland. Margaret m. Andrew Kirkpatrick and I have found that the Gastons married a lot of Kirkpatricks. If you have any info on this branch, would greatly appreciate it.

Diane Snyder

Re: Gaston

Kralik — 2011-08-10 15:21:51Z

Hello,

May I please have a copy of this?

I think most of the 'stateside' Gaston's are related, and most go back to Jean Gaston.

It would be wonderful to have anything further.

Where do you connect? I will be happy to share my Gaston info.

Thanks.

Sylvia

Re: Gaston

VHelmke — 2011-08-10 14:08:36Z

If it is not inconvenient for you, I would also like a copy of what you have on the Gastons, especially after they were in Scotland and were they in North Ireland, from abt 1660 ? My Robert Simonton, b. abt 1710, prob N. Ireland, married Margaret ?, we think Gaston. The Simonton family moved to then Rowan Co NC, now Iredell Co by 1754. Robert died in Rowan Co NC in 1788, the year before the area became Iredell Co (in the Statesville area). His wife Margaret, went to GA with her oldest living son Adam Simonton. Margaret died in Wilkes/Greene Co GA, 1791. Anxious to learn if Margaret, wife of Robert Simonton was a Gaston. Thanks...

Re: Gaston

BrianHeath89 — 2011-08-10 10:15:04Z

I have info on Gaston's going back to cir1610 a birth of Jean GASTON who fled to Scotland in 1640& settled in Ireland between 1662 & 1668 He was the father of 2 son's. I have part of their descendants down to me. I also have a copy of a newspaper cutting headed "The name and family of GASTON" from the Doncaster Chronicle which give info on the GASTON's in France England & USA.There is no date on the cutting.

Re: Check the info at this link:

DZzmiller — 2011-08-07 13:38:12Z

Thanks,
I am looking for evidence that substantiates that line. I've seen those relationships posted, but have not yet found the evidence.

Check the info at this link:

bgaston1 — 2011-08-06 15:36:47Z

http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:553698...

Elizabeth Gaston (1788 - 1879)

DZzmiller — 2011-07-30 14:20:46Z

Born in NJ
Died in Illinois (headstone)
wife of Nathaniel Kirby
mother of Maria Kirby
often she is shown to have died Feb 1850
What's the evidence that her father is William (1756-1805)?

Levenia Gaston

pattonjcs — 2011-07-20 22:46:08Z

Any info from mississippi area born 1866 grandmother to jane roberson