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Re: looking for Ginger family

bginger121 — 2012-04-28 02:42:02Z

My Ginger family came from Germany im1857 to Illionis first then to Iowa in the 1870's they pretty stayed in Iowa and farmed thru the 1940,s one did go to California in the 1930's and was killed in WWII , hope this help,Bill Ginger

Re: GINGER Family Buckinghamshire Eng

allan_ross1 — 2012-04-10 12:43:26Z

I'm a decendent of John Ginger b1700 through Stanbridge Ginger b1739 through Stanbridge Ginger b1760 through John Henry ginger b1798 through John Henry Ginger b1834. I would be happy to share info. please email me
allan.ross@aurecongroup.com

Re: GINGER JOHN HENRY Great Stanmore Lnd.

allan_ross1 — 2012-04-10 09:36:06Z

Hi Selina,

The research I have is John Henry Ginger from Eaton Bray born 6-6-1798 married or partner was Olivia Alsinia (Alisma) Lyne. They had 8 children, John Henry (my relative) B1834, then Sarah, Eliza, Olivia, Thos (Thomas), Charlotte, George, and Mary. John Henry (junior) was born in London or great stanmore, he married an Annie Lucus 1864 in Melbourne and died in East Brunswick Australia 1911.

I,M THE GREAT GREAT GREAT GRANDSON OF SAMUEL FOUNTAINE GINGER

RGINGER60 — 2011-08-29 18:19:21Z

My name is Ron Ginger ,I currently live in Christiansburg VA
I am looking for the owner of the pic of
Samuel Fountaine Ginger,,,Civil War pic with his gun and hand anyone with info please call me 1 540 315 0918 or email at rginger60@yahoo.com
h

Re: looking for Ginger family

ngingern1 — 2010-12-15 16:38:44Z

Not as yet - I have some Gingers who went from the UK to Salt Lake City....a few years ago I did receive a tree from a guy who had some of these areas listed and they covered the American Civil War - I'll see if I can find it and send it along...ngingern@gmail.com

Re: looking for Ginger family

dginger09 — 2010-12-15 15:40:53Z

Thank you for your reply. I am looking for family of German/Irish ancestry with ties to Oklahoma, California, Oregon and Illinois... Does this ring a bell at all?

Re: GINGER Family Buckinghamshire Eng

ngingern1 — 2010-12-15 14:00:09Z

Hi - I have details on this line - do you want to share details ? If you do I'm on ngingern@gmail.com

Re: Ginger in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire

ngingern1 — 2010-12-15 13:55:31Z

Penny,
I have Gingers in the same area - would you like to share details here? Contact me if you do - ngingern@gmail.com

Re: looking for Ginger family

ngingern1 — 2010-12-15 13:53:11Z

Hi,
I have Gingers going back to c 1500....if you are interested in sharing details let me know - ngingern@gmail.com

Re: Ludwick Ginger

jharris2k — 2010-06-27 05:37:30Z

Quoting from a private note: Lodowick's children from the" History of Rockbridge Co., Virginia" In there it says Ludowick married Anne ____ and d 1812. Children: Henry, Samuel, others(they do not say who the others were).
Samuel m. Lydia Alison, 1817 and Samuel married (again) Ann Croddy in 1838.

Henry m. Patsy Alison in 1817."

Based on this, the Henry, son of Lodowick, is NOT the Henry Sr from Fayette Co IL, whose travels are spelled out in his Rev War pension application, who had 15 children starting in about 1789.

John

Henry Ginger Sr, Fayette Co IL Rev War pension application 1832

jharris2k — 2010-06-27 05:07:34Z

Henry Ginger's Declaration for a Pension

State of Illinois, Fayette County. On this nineteenth day of October, eighteen hundred and thirty-two before the Hon. Theophilus W. Smith, Judge of the Circuit Court for the County of Fayette aforesaid, personally appeared in open Court, Henry Ginger, a resident of the County of Fayette, State of Illinois, aged seventy-five years on the fourth day of April next, who being first duly sworn according to law, doth on his oath make this following declaration in order to obtain the benefit Of the Act of Congress passed June 7, 1832.

That he was born in Middletown Township, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania April 4, 1758, as he believes but has no record of his age, that he enlisted for three years at the City of Philadelphia, as near as he can recollect, in the fall of 1776 in Capt. Walter Denny's Company in the Seventh Pennsylvania Regiment, commanded by Col. Butler as he thinks, and in a short time was marched to join the troops under Gen. Washington at a point on the Delaware, where Washington crossed the troops the night before the Battle of Trenton -- that he crossed with the troops and was in that battle -- that his memory is so defective that he cannot recollect where he was employed until the Battle of Brandywine, in which battle he was, which was fought in warm weather -- he was with Washington's troops, and after which he cannot say which way he went, but thinks that, the winter after he staid at the Valley Forge. In the year 1778 he thinks he was all the time in the State of Pennsylvania, but cannot remember what service he was employed in. The next year the most he can remember was a battle between two regiments of American troops, and some British and Hessions near the town of Doylestown, Pennsylvania, in which battle the Americans were successful, but this deponent with about eight others, being ordered to attack a particular point occupied by the enemy, was cut off by the Cavalry and with forty-four others was taken prisoner, and was carried to the City of New York and was imprisoned in a church for three months and three weeks, when - that upon an exchange of prisoners he was released, and returned to his home in Cumberland County aforesaid -- his time of enlistment being then about out. In the Battle of Doylestown Capt. Denny was killed. That he received a discharge at Carlisle, Penn., which some years since he left with a brother-in-law, but who is now dead, and he knows not what became of it.

After the war, as near as he can recollect, he lived in Cumberland County between fifteen and twenty years, afterwards removed to North Carolina, where he remained ten or twelve years, when he removed to East Tennessee and from thence to West Tennessee, in which state he lived somewhere about fifteen years - and from there to the State of Illinois in this, county, where he has resided for this ____ years.

That the Rev. Francis Brown and William Nichols, his neighbors, have known him for some time, and will testify as to his character for veracity, and their belief of his service as a Soldier of the revolution. That he knows of no person by whom he can prove any of his service aforesaid, neither has he any document by which he can establish them or strengthen his statement.

He hereby relinquishes every claim whatever to a pension or annuity except the present and declares that his name is not on any pension roll of the agency of any state. Sworn to & subscribed the _________________ his _________________ day and year aforesaid
Wyatt Berry, CLC Henry x Ginger
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We Francis Brown, a clergyman residing in the County of Fayette and William Nichols residing in the same hereby certify that we are well acquainted with Henry Ginger, who has subscribed and sworn to the above declaration - that we believe him to be seventy four years of age, that he is reputed and believed in the neighborhood where he resides to have been a soldier of the Revolution, and that we concur in that opinion.
Signed by above.

Henry Ginger received a pension of $80.00 per annum, certificate issued 11 April, 1833, pension retroactive to 4th March, 1931. Recorded Book C, Volume 8, page 57 in Fayette Co. The pension was increased by a second act in 1838.

Note: There is no personal information on the declaration. Soldiers did not have to give any personal information, but widows did, and often they tore sheets out of the family Bible to provide the marriage, dates of children, etc.

Source: Fayette Facts, Vol X-1, Mar 1981, pp 95-96

Re: Ludwick Ginger

Brillo72 — 2010-06-26 16:29:20Z

My great grandmother is the daughter of David Jerome Ginger, Jr. and his father is David Jerome Ginger. Both of these men were farmers and Stone mason. David Sr. moved to from eastern Tennessee.

Re: Ludwick Ginger

jharris2k — 2010-06-26 03:46:29Z

Hi,

Not to be a naysayer, but I have read all the posts on both Rootsweb and GenForum on Gingers, and found nothing positive linking Ludwick to Henry Sr.

Sadly some people seem so desperate for ancestors they just fill in the blanks.

If there is a link, where and what is it :)

John

Re: Ludwick Ginger

mollysgrams — 2010-06-25 22:36:06Z

Good to hear from you, too!

From which of Lodowick's children is Martha Emma Ginger descended? It looks like Lodowick was born in Pennsylvania. Do you know if this is true, or where his family is from, maybe Germany?

Re: Ludwick Ginger

mollysgrams — 2010-06-25 22:30:22Z

Good to hear from you!

Here is the trascript of Daniel Diehl's( also spelled Doyle, etc.) will from 1811. This lists his heirs (sons and daughters) showing his daughter Ann Diehl as the wife of Lodowick Ginger.

Oct 18, 1811, Book H, page 62 of Deeds, Grantor, Rockbridge Co, Va. I guess wills were placed in the Deed books also.

" Between John Walker of the country of Rockbridge, Virginia who acts by power of attorney from Charles Walker and Katharine Walker, his wife, daughter of Daniel Doyl deceased and Elijah Walker and Mary Walker, his wife, daughter of said Daniel Doyhl all of Righland County Ohio and Solowick (Lodwick) Ginger and Ann Ginger his wife and Peter Beets and his wife Peggy Beets and George Doyhl and Susannah Doyhl all of Rockbridge Co, Va for and in consideration of the sum of 30 dollars to each legatee current money to them in (full) paid by the said Samuel Doyhl they have granted, bargained and by these present they do grant bargain and sell unto the said Samuel Doyhl and to his heirs for all our coequal and shares of the real estate of the said Daniel Doyhl of Rockbridge County, Vs who died intestate together with all the there unto belonging or in any wise appertaining to the only proper use and behalf of him the said Samuel Doyhl and of his heirs and assigns forever and the said John Walker and Solowick Ginger and Ann Ginger and Peter Beets and George Dayhl and Susannah Doyhl and their heirs all and singular the premesis hereby granted bargained and sold unto the said Samuel Doyhl and his heirs and assigns againsy them the said John Walker and Solowick Ginger and Peter Beets and Peggy Beets and George Doyhl and Susannah Doyhl and their heirs and all and every other person or persons whatsoever shall and will warrent and forever defend by these present in witness thereof they have hereunto set their hands and seals this day and year first above written.
Witness Signed
Wm Crysby John Walker

David Daugherty Solowick Ginger

Robert Short Ann Ginger

Adam Short Peter Beats

Henry Miller Peggy Beats
George Dial

Susannah Dial

Henry Ginger JR descendants

jharris2k — 2010-06-25 15:50:36Z

My line is his daughter: Elizabeth Ann Ginger

1. Henry Ginger Jr was born in 1802 in Stokes Co, NC. He died in 1902 in Fayette Co, IL.
Listed as 85, widower, with son William in 1880 FCI Census NC PA PA, Bowling Green Twp, p 27, 17 Jun 1880, 247/249.

Henry married Nancy Tettrick daughter of Jacob Tettrick. Nancy was born in 1804 in KY. She died in 1878/1880 in Fayette Co, IL.
They had the following children:

+ 2 F i. Elizabeth Ann Ginger was born on 4 Nov 1822. She died about 1910.
+ 3 M ii. William Henry Ginger was born in 1826.
+ 4 F iii. Caroline Ginger was born in 1828.
+ 5 F iv. Margaret A. Ginger was born in 1835.
6 F v. Miranda Ginger was born in 1837 in IL.
Miranda married (1) Josiah Pennington on 16 Jan 1851 in Fayette Co, IL.
Miranda married (2) James Sullivan on 6 Oct 1853 in Fayette Co, IL.
No Sullivan's in 1850, James not in 1860 FCI census.
+ 7 M vi. Lewis Ginger was born in 1839.
8 M vii. Joseph C. Ginger was born1 on 27 Apr 1841 in IL.
Joseph married Margaret Jane Steward .
9 M viii. Jacob Ginger was born in 1847 in IL.
Jacob married Lillie E. Lynn .

Second Generation
2. Elizabeth Ann Ginger (Henry) was born2 on 4 Nov 1822 in VA. She died about 1910.
Elizabeth married (1) George Jonathan Moutrey son of Theophilus S. Moutray and Sarah "Sally" Biggs on 28 Apr 1844 in Fayette Co, IL. George was born3 on 5 Sep 1825 in KY. He died on 16 Aug 1856 in Shelby Co, IL.

They had the following children:
10 F i. Emeline M Moutrey was born4 on 26 Aug 1845.
Emeline married Newit Moore on 14 Mar 1883 in Fayette Co, IL.
11 M ii. Cyrus A. Moutrey was born5 on 22 Feb 1847.
12 F iii. Margaret Caroline Moutry was born6 on 15 Feb 1848 in Shelby Co, IL.
+ 13 M iv. Leonidas Moutrie was born on 18 Dec 1849.
+ 14 M v. Theophilus Calvin "Cal" Moutrey was born on 4 Dec 1851. He died on 7 Apr 1910.
15 M vi. Henry Ewing Moutrey was born7 on 14 Mar 1854.

Elizabeth married (2) William W. Bryson on 21 Jan 1857 in Shelby Co, IL.
They had the following children:
16 F vii. Susanna Bryson was born8 on 14 Jul 1858.

3. William Henry Ginger (Henry) was born in 1826.
1850 Fayette Co IL Census, Western Div, p 713, 19 Nov 1850, 297/304
1870 FCI census, p 117, 10 Aug 1870, P.O. Cold Spring, 155/155.
William married Harriett Burrus daughter of Dickerson Burrus and Harriet Frailey on 30 Mar 1848 in Fayette Co, IL. Harriett was born in 1828 in KY.

They had the following children:
+ 17 M i. Cyrus Dickerson Ginger was born in 1849.
18 M ii. Charles H. Ginger was born in 1857 in Fayette Co, IL.
Charles married Margaret E. Beck daughter of Amos Beck and Mary Frailey on 19 Aug 1880 in Vandalia, Fayette Co IL. Margaret was born in 1859 in Fayette Co, IL.
19 F iii. Mary E.(Molly) Ginger was born in 1863 in Fayette Co, IL.
Mary married Douglas Frailey on 11 Sep 1881 in Fayette Co, IL. Douglas was born in 1857 in Shelby Co IL.
20 M iv. David H. Ginger was born in 1863 in Fayette Co, IL.
21 F v. Ann Ginger was born in 1864 in Fayette Co, IL.
22 F vi. Cynthia E. Ginger was born in 1867 in Fayette Co, IL.

4. Caroline Ginger (Henry) was born in 1828 in IL.
Caroline married John Tolly Frailey in 1855 in Shelby Co, IL.
1860 FCI census, Bowling Green Twp, p212, 15 Aug 1860, 1424/1439
Not in 1870 FCI census.

John and Caroline had the following children:
23 F i. Harriet A. Frailey was born in 1856 in Fayette Co, IL.
24 F ii. Nancy J. Frailey was born in 1858 in Fayette Co, IL.

5. Margaret A. Ginger (Henry) was born in 1835 in IL.
Margaret married (1) Andrew Jackson Holdman on 5 Mar 1853 in Fayette Co, IL.
Not in 1860 FCI census.

Margaret married (2) Andrew Jackson Holdman .
Not in 1860 FCI census.

Andrew and Margaret had the following children:
25 M i. Richard Holman was born in 1866 in Sangamon Co, IL.
Richard married Unknown on 11 Jun 1896 in Fayette Co, IL.

7. Lewis Ginger (Henry) was born in 1839 in IL.
Lewis married Mary Boaz on 6 May 1861.
Mary’s last name on son Jacob's marriage doc, FCI 24 May 1896

Lewis and Mary had the following children:
26 F i. Nancy A. Ginger was born in 1865 in Fayette Co, IL.
27 M ii. David H. Ginger was born in 1869 in Shelby Co IL.
David married Serena Beck daughter of James Beck and Sarah Lone. Serena was born in 1873 in Shelby Co IL.
28 M iii. Jacob Ginger was born in 1871 in Fayette Co, IL.
Jacob married Lillie Emeline Lynn daughter of Elonzo Lynn and Phebe Burrus on 24 May 1896 in Fayette Co, IL.

Third Generation
13. Leonidas Moutrie (Elizabeth Ann Ginger, Henry) was born9 on 18 Dec 1849 in Shelby Co, IL.
MouLtry, Leonidas md. Goodwin, Millie A, 23 Jul 1868, Shelby Co IL
1880 - Scott Co, IL census, Exeter Twp, # 53.

Leonidas married (1) Sarah J. --- . Sarah was born in 1852 in OH.

They had the following children:
29 F i. Ida M. Moutrie was born in 1873 in IL.
30 F ii. Emma Moutrie was born in 1874 in IL.
31 M iii. William Moutrie was born in 1879 in IL.

Leonidas married (2) Millie A Goodwin on 23 Jul 1868 in Shelby Co IL.

14. Theophilus Calvin "Cal" Moutrey (Elizabeth Ann Ginger, Henry) was born on 4 Dec 1851 in KY. He died on 7 Apr 1910 in Naylor,Ripley Co, MO. He was buried in Naylor Cemetery.
Theophilus married Elizabeth (Eliza) Jane Sickles daughter of William Henry Sickles and Amelia
Elizabeth was born on 6 Feb 1851 in Hancock Co, OH. She died on 2 Jun 1923 in Naylor, Ripley Co, MO.

They had the following children:
32 F i. Lillian Adele Moutrey was born on 26 Aug 1874 in Cowden, Shelby Co, IL. She died in 1959.
Lillian married Charles H. Nodine son of Nathaniel Nodine N. and Florabell M. Vaughn on 22 Dec 1889 in Fayette Co, IL. Charles was born on 11 Feb 1865. He died on 26 Feb 1927.
33 F ii. Harriett Moutrey was born on 2 Dec 1876 in Cowden,Shelby Co,IL. She died as a infant.
34 F iii. Georgia Belle Moutrey was born on 1 Feb 1879 in Cowden,Shelby Co, IL. She died on 7 Feb 1963 in Naylor, Ripley Co, MO.
Georgia married Michael Spencer "Mike" Harris son of William Henry Harris and Lydia Matilda Owens on 20 Dec 1898. Michael was born on 20 Sep 1873 in Fayette Co,IL. He died on 11 Jan 1965 in Naylor,Ripley Co,MO. He was buried in Naylor Cem.
35 F iv. Vesta Buela Moutrey was born on 24 Jan 1881 in Cowden, Shelby Co, IL. She died on 11 Apr 1965 in Collinsville, Madison Co, IL. She was buried in Kensey Cem, Butler Co,MO.
Vesta's whole name was "Vesta Beulah Alfreda Rosetta Dale California
Moutrey". She used to delight her grandchildren by quickly reciting all
of her names. She told us each of the midwifes present at her birth
provided one of the names.

Vesta married Thomas William Harris son of William Henry Harris and Lydia Matilda Owens on 1 Feb 1899 in Bloomfield, Stoddard Co, MO. Thomas was born on 20 Sep 1873 in Fayette Co, IL. He died on 5 Jun 1942 in Naylor, Ripley Co, MO.
36 M v. Sidney Arthur Moutrie was born on 13 Apr 1883 in Cowden,Shelby Co,IL. He died on 6 Mar 1958 in Naylor,Ripley Co,MO.
Sidney's mother didn't like the spelling of the "Moutrey" name so she made him
change the spelling to "Moutrie" since he was the only son.

Sidney married Eva Lena Welborn on 7 Nov 1906 in Malden,New Madrid Co,MO. Eva was born on 16 May 1887 in Stoddard Co,MO. She died on 27 Feb 1971 in Naylor,Ripley Co,MO. She was buried in Naylor Masonic Cem..

37 F vi. Jessie Moutrey was born on 21 Oct 1885 in Cowden,Shelby Co,IL. She died as a infant.
38 F vii. Jennie Harriett Moutrey was born on 19 Aug 1888 in Cowden,Shelby, IL. She died on 12 Aug 1974 in Novato, CA. She was buried in Naylor Cemetery, Naylor, MO.
Jennie married William J. Pritchett son of Allen Monroe Pritchett and Emma or Mary Elizabeth Morris on 20 Sep 1907 in Ripley Co, MO. William was born on 25 Oct 1876 in Charleston, MO. He died on 31 Jan 1942 in Naylor, MO. He was buried in Naylor Cemetery.
39 F viii. Myrtle Moutrey was born on 6 Sep 1891 in Cowden,Shelby Co, IL.
Myrtle married Lonnie W. Scott on 19 Oct 1910. Lonnie was born on 29 Dec 1886 in Michigan Town, IN. He died on 25 Sep 1963 in Naylor, MO.

17. Cyrus Dickerson Ginger (William Henry, Henry) was born in 1849 in Fayette Co, IL.
Cyrus married Harriet C. Beck on 3 Dec 1872 in Fayette Co, IL. Harriet was born in 1855 in IL.

They had the following children:
40 F i. Mary Alice Ginger was born in 1874 in Fayette Co, IL.
Mary married John H. Nowlin son of James A. Nowlin and Sarah Jane Myers on 1 Feb 1894 in Fayette Co, IL. John was born in 1868 in Fayette Co, IL.
41 F ii. Lucinda E.. Ginger was born in 1876 in Fayette Co, IL.
42 F iii. Alta Jane Ginger was born in 1879 in Fayette Co, IL.
Alta married Frank Burrus son of John Burrus and Ruth Myers on 19 Dec 1895 in Fayette Co, IL. Frank was born in 1873 in Shelby Co IL.

Re: Ludwick Ginger

Brillo72 — 2010-06-25 15:49:57Z

I am a descendant of this Ginger. My great grandmother was Martha Emma Ginger who lived south of Springfield, MO in a rural area of Nixa, MO.

Re: Ludwick Ginger

jharris2k — 2010-06-23 01:13:18Z

Hi Diane,

If your offer still stands, I'd love to see it.

Thanks, John

looking for Ginger family

dginger09 — 2009-11-09 09:47:39Z

I am looking for information on my father's family. If anyone has info on Gingers on the west coast that would be very helpful.

Thank You!

Hardin County Illinois---Freda Irene Ginger Smith

rogers_7089 — 2009-09-20 21:13:37Z

I am searching for any info on my husband's grandmother Freda Irene Ginger Smith. She was married to Charles Newell Smith. They had five boys. My husband's father was Everett Wendell Smith. They were from the Hardin County Illinois area. My husband thinks she may have some native american history. Any information would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Patty Smith

Hardin County Illinois---Freda Irene Ginger Smith

rogers_7089 — 2009-09-20 21:13:14Z

Re: Ginger in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire

rebeccaginger — 2009-03-16 09:46:59Z

I may be a descendent of this line. I know for definite that George Ginger (born ~ 1838 in Aylesbury) is my great great grandfather

Ludwick Ginger

DianeMoore524 — 2008-09-04 16:55:30Z

I see on this Ginger board that Ludwick Ginger's wife was named Anna Riddle. Is there a marriage record that confirms that or can you tell me why you think Anna Riddle is his wife? The reason I ask is that I have a transcript of Daniel Doyle (Diehl)'s will that lists his children as heirs. One of them is "Solowick Ginger and his wife Ann Ginger ... of Rockbridge Co, VA" This looks like Ann is Ann Doyl (Diehl), daughter of Daniel.

I am a researcher of the Beets family. Margaret Diehl married Peter Beets. Margaret is also listed as an heir of Daniel.
Luwick Ginger is in the 1790 Cumberland Co, PA census living close to George Bitts (Beets). The Beets family also lived in Cumberland Co until 1792 when they left to live in Rockbridge Co, VA. So the families traveled together.

I can type in the full typescript that I have listing all Daniel Doyle (Diehl)'s heirs if you like.

Diane Beets Moore

Re: Ginger in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire

pcgregory199 — 2007-02-15 19:27:32Z

I think I have the same line, but haven't found the missing link yet! My Gingers are from Aston Clinton/Buckland and Walton - all VERY close to Aylesbury.
So far I've got back to JOHN GINGER, who married ELIZABETH SIRED in 1802 in Aston Clinton. Their children were Lot, Joseph, John, Mary and Elizabeth born 1803 - 1817.
In the AC Bapt. register there were 3 entries I couldn't fit to my tree (yet). 1780 Apr 30 Mary d/o Joseph and Elizabeth GINGER. 1775 Jul 2 Elizabeth d/o Joseph and Elizabeth GINGER. 1799 Feb 24 Daniel GINGER s/o John and Esther GINGER. Hope this helps. Also got a few Gingers from the burial register of Aston Clinton -the only Job Ginger mentioned was buried Sept 23 1826 age 31 years, so born c.1795 if you think others might help, please get back to me.

Also, if you check out A2A.org.uk, you might find your Job mentioned - some conection with Hartwell House? Can't remember all the details...

Penny

Re: Ginger in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire

pcgregory199 — 2007-02-15 19:21:37Z

Re: Nancy R. Ginger

2006-08-27 17:00:10Z

looking for Nancy R Ginger
b. Abt 1865 Shelby or Fayette County Illinois
Please reply to
redginger@sybertech.net

Ginger in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire

Tillybeagle — 2006-03-09 05:09:14Z

Does anyone have this line of Ginger's? Job, born 1777, one of many children to Samuel and Elizabeth, married Mary Leeson.

Nancy R. Ginger

2006-01-14 01:40:24Z

Looking for Nancy R. Ginger
b. Abt. 1865 Shelby or Fayette Co. Illinois
please reply to
redginger@syberteck.net

Ginger - David and Henry