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help with my family tree

eva_may63 — 2012-05-23 06:00:36Z

Hello steven my name is Eva cooper my father is george lee waldron his parent was Jack waldron Jack married Eva hollie cornell her parent were Ira Asa cornell Leona Lee Goff. Leona parent were John Henry goff married Fannie Tidwell John henry Goff parent was Isham goff his mother was Serena Mcbride . the dates of birth and death on Isham Goff do not match what i have, and I do not have a death date or place of death on Serena Mcbride Goff. I have a DOB of 1809 and born in South Carolina for Isham, and Died in 1870 in Arkansas, I have a birth date of 1-21-1831 in Knoxville County TN and nothing on the death of Serena, other than she was supposedly on the trail of tears. can you help with any information on Serena and or verify the dates of birth and death of Isham. Thanks in advance for your help, here is my e-mail address, eva.may63@yahoo.com, and my address is 32194 Peck road, Poteau, Ok. 74953

Thanks again Eva.

Re: Goff Family Web site

A_Myhre — 2012-05-19 23:16:14Z

Go to the Giles County TN Genweb site and use the search engine for "Henry Walker." That will bring up two files. The first one contains the information on the children of Yerby and Gracy's children with census records, etc. The file is 64 pages and the information is near the end of it. The researcher was very through. She is now dead.

Re: Goff Family Web site

mbpwez — 2012-05-19 22:57:46Z

I just found your posting re the parents of Gracy Goff being John and Susan (Walker) Goff. I would very much appreciate any info you have on Gracy who married Yerby Adkisson, of Maury Co. Yerby was the brother of my ancestor, William Adkisson. However, the Adkisson's all named their sons, Yerby, William, John or Abb (Absolum), so I am trying to match up wives and their families as a way of keeping them straight!

Doris

Re: WV Goff Search (Preston County, etc.)

carolynanne12 — 2012-05-16 12:31:48Z

Hi, I don't have a membership yet, so this is a free trail. My mother is a Goff she is 84 and her mother was Archie Hill who married Arthur Wallace Goff who was born in Genoa, WV you may contact me carolynanne12@yahoo.com

WV Goff Search (Preston County, etc.)

aliceanddan — 2012-05-10 07:37:55Z

We are (perhaps) interested in doing a DNA study. We are researching the Preston County, (VA) WV Goffs. We are unable at this time to find parentage for George W. Goff born on/around 1834 and died around 1908. Marriages to Carolyn Sypolt, Savannah McDermitt and Rebecca Wilt. Any help you can provide will be most appreciated.

Re: Gough family of St. Mary's Co., MD/Four Goff Bros. of W. Va.

aliceanddan — 2012-05-10 07:30:16Z

Re: Goff, Ebenezer

springhill49635 — 2012-05-06 16:03:46Z

Ebenezer Goff is my gr gr grandfather. Your description of his gold-rush days is well done. He is the son of John Goff and Martha Foster and settled in Michigan ca 1842 on land purchased by his father just west of Marcellus in Cass County. He married first Clarissa Cady and they had two children, Martha Amelia and William Henry (my gr grandfather). Clarissa died in 1847 and is buried in the Goff family cemetery at Goff's Lakes. Ebenezer married second Amelia Christie and they had four children.

Ebenezer died in 1871 and is buried beside his father John Goff, his son William, and his grandson John B. Goff (my grandfather) in the Little Fish Lake Cemetery at Wakelee, Michigan. These Goffs are descendants of the John Goffe (1649-1716) who emigrated from England to Boston between 1662 and 1673, and married Hannah Sumner. I am in the 11th generation from this John Goffe. Signed, John W. Goff

Re: Salatheil Goff family

1laos — 2012-05-03 00:51:13Z

Does this book begin in the USA or with the Goffs from England? I am a decendant from John Goff (b1757) & Mary Steward Goff from Yaxham, Norfolk, England. Thanks.

Re: Salatheil Goff family

marmarmiller1 — 2012-05-02 16:34:33Z

I came across this old posting. I didn't know if you were still a member but I am also a descendant of Salathiel Goff through his son, John Goff. I am also a descendant of Salathiel's brother, John Goff and the Parson Family.
This is through my Great Grandparents, Ira Parsons & Almeda Miller from West Virginia.
Anything you have that you could pass on to me would be very much appreciated. Our family's bible and papers were thrown out by a non family member years ago.
Thank you.

Goff and Varnum Family Connection

JBredenfoerder — 2012-04-16 22:29:15Z

I have been researching Varnum Goff who is the son of the Rev. Abner Goff(1782-1857) and Patty Hudson(1782-1870). Abner is the son of Daniel Goff(1754-1816) and Lucy ? (1754-1820). My 4th great grandfather Christopher Goff (1779-1830) is also a son of Daniel Goff (my 5th great grandfather). I am trying to determine Lucy's surname and think that it is very likely to be Varnum. The Varnum family is very well documented in Colonial America and descended from a common ancestor. I believe the family began in Mass and moved to parts of Rhode Island and New York. I wonder if you anyone has heard of any link of the Goffs to the Varnums through Lucy the wife of Daniel Goff. I just posted information about the Varnum family to our tree on ancestry.com: http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/7332421/person/-342775087/med...

Best regards,
Jack Bredenfoerder
Cincinnati, Ohio

GOFF Ronald J 1938 1987

t42Restland — 2012-04-13 21:50:41Z

GOFF Ronald J 1938 1987

DaveStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Restland Cemetery, Dallas Co, Texas . Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 226,865 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Dallas), cemetery(Restland user submitted) and Surname.
If you know more about this person please reply here, instead of contacting me because this is most likely "not my family".

Looking for more information regarding Silvester Goff

ffogbank — 2012-04-13 14:29:19Z

Believe he was born circa 1770 in Massachusetts (possibly Rehoboth or Attleboro) and had a son, Albert Goff born in Rehoboth in 1812. Have nothing on his wife or parents or death date.

Any help would be appreciated

Re: Descendant's of Anthony Goff/Goffe & Sarah Polly/Polley

andrew07 — 2012-04-01 16:25:49Z

Hello my surname is Gough. Last year I submitted a DNA sample for analysis and I had a reply tom say that there is now a link between the Goff(e)/Gough lines, that had been missing for over 300 years. The link is would you believe to Anthony Goff(e) as above. I would very much appreciate any replys from anyone connected to this gentleman. My email address is: andrew.vera06@gmail.com

Re: Hugh William Catherine Goff Cavan

marionadfife — 2012-03-17 20:47:14Z

Gough Patrick 22027 Private 6th Bn. Royal Dublin Fusiliers died 09/08/1915 aged 18 born Belturbet County Cavan
Enlisted in Lisnaskea County Fermanagh. Son of Kate Gough, of Barnhill, Lisnaskea, Co. Fermanagh, and the late William Gough. Religion Roman Catholic.
His name on memorial in Turkey for Gallipoli dead.

Re: Hugh William Catherine Goff Cavan

marionadfife — 2012-03-17 17:50:32Z

Hello
I am related to the Goffs of Belturbit.

My grandmother was Ellen Goff sometimes spelled Gough.
her date of birth was 4 March 1899. She was born at Creagharan Cavan and registered at Belturbit. She married James Greene on 23rd November 1920 in St Mary's Maryhill Glasgow. Her father was deceased but her mother Catherine McCusker was alive in 1920.

Her brother Bernard Gough b 9.2.1894 married Kate ....? and moved to Lisknaskea. He died 13.5.1962. My g mother visited them in the 50s.

Her sister Mary Anne went to Glasgow and died young in May 1918. Don't know whether she was married or not. She was buried at Glasgow as Mary Anne Gough, my g mother was there at the time.

I have photo of Catherine with 6 girl children and 2 boys. Bernard the oldest not present. Photo not named.

James Greene originally Roscommon and Sligo. met g mother in Glasgow.

Re: Goff or Roden pictures?

Wandadavis — 2012-03-16 01:14:21Z

My g.g. grandfather was Elijah GOFF(1822 LA--1888 TX) he was a brother to Jesse GOFF(1821 AR--aft 1860) I do not know who the pictures are, but would love to have the picture of Mary Elizabeth (GOFF) RODEN. I have a tree in progress on Ancestry.com. GOFF and ALLIED FAMILIES. Any thing you can add would be appreciated.
Wanda Davis -- wbdavis@ktc.com -- Kerrville, TX

Goff or Roden pictures?

me2miller — 2012-03-15 12:56:47Z

These photos are 8”x 10” tin type and belonged to Lottie Roxie Barrett (1890 TX-1964 TX) whose husband was Edgar “Eck” Miller (1891 TX-1947 TX). Lottie’s parents were Madison Monroe “Matt” Barrett (1857 TN-1939 TX)/Martha Ann Roden (1861 TX-1938 TX). We have pictures of the Miller and Barrett ancestors and do not believe these are Miller or Barrett relatives.
Martha Ann’s parents were: Martin P. Roden (ca 1839 AL-ca 1880 TX)/Mary Elizabeth Goff (1841 LA-ca 1895 TX). We have a picture of Mary Elizabeth Goff Roden so we know this lady is not Mary Elizabeth.
Martha Ann’s grandparents were: Jesse Goff (1821 AR-after 1860)/Ann Eliza Wade (1823 LA-ca 1860 TX) and William M. Roden (ca 1818 TN-after 1880 TX)/Esther W. Calvert (ca 1819 AL-after 1880 TX).
We know that there are various spellings for the Roden name but this is the spelling that Lottie used. The pictured couple must have been important to Lottie since she managed to keep them among her few possessions. Any help to identify this couple will truly be appreciated.

Re: William E. and Mary GOFF

dianekaygg — 2012-03-15 02:39:21Z

Brandon -
Well, I can find nothing that disproves William Ennis and George Washington GOFF being brothers. I have William's middle name as Ennis from his daughter Ruth's death certificate, and the information came from Ruth's husband, who would have known. I know nothing else about William except that he consistently gave North Carolina as his birthplace, and in Washington County, Georgia, the North Carolinians came from Pitt/Edgecombe County. William lived until 1891. I do not currently have an obituary in my files.

I live up in the Chicago area, and am deeply interested in any further information you locate. Please keep me posted. I find that there is very little info in the Georgia area about the 1790s to 1850s, and thus am a bit stymied about learning more about William. I have hoped that his middle name might be a clue to some of his ancestors, but that is only a guess.

Re: William E. and Mary GOFF

DianeGelder — 2012-03-12 20:48:04Z

Brandon -

This does sound correct. I'm not certain, but I will see what else is in my files and email again.

My correct email address these days is dianekaygelder@gmail.com. I've tried to correct it in Ancestry, but it's a bit confusing.

Thanks for contacting me.

Re: William E. and Mary GOFF

durmite1002 — 2012-03-10 03:12:52Z

Hello Diane, I have a William Ennis Goff b. abt 1810 in NC. The info I have was very close to what I have read here. His brother George Washington Goff is my direct decendent. He was born in Edgecombe Co., NC, which I think William was as well. I have a record of his father (John) and grandfather (Henry), but not sure is totally correct. The record I got shows both born in Pitt Co., NC. But I would be interested to see the 1880 censes to see discrepancies. Any other info you have on William please contact me. I am having a hard time finding info and I am a hour away from Edgecombe Co. If this is indeed the same William we are looking for I am planning on going to his hometown area soon to search for clues. Hope this helps.

Brandon Goff

GOFF Robert L.

Lace_Lynch — 2012-02-28 17:13:12Z

NEWARK: A funeral service for Robert Lee Goff, 76, of Newark, will be held at 12:00 p.m. Friday at Brucker and Kishler and Kishler Funeral Home, with Rev. Craig Lewis and Pastor Tom Myers officiating.
Burial will follow in Wilson Cemetery, Newark, Ohio.

Mr. Goff passed away February 26, 2012, at his residence.

He was born June 30, 1935, in Marion, Ohio, to the late Bert and Mary (Clark) Goff.

Mr. Goff was Principal at North Elementary School and Cherry Valley School.
He retired from position of public school Principal in 1986 after 15 years and also retired from the Juvenile Court System in 1991.
He was a member of OEA and a lifetime member of the OEA Builder. He loved to ride motorcycles, playing golf, and enjoyed to travel and included in many travels were two cruises. He was of Methodist faith.

He is survived by his loving wife of 58 years, Marlene Faye (Howard) Goff, whom he married on July 2, 1953; son, Austin J. (Barbara) Goff of St. Albans, WV; daughters, Sheryl Dianne Wolford of Hoboken, GA, Charlotte Henderson of Whitehall, OHIO, and Lisa (Michael) Hall of Bellbrook, OH; son-in-law, Matt Williams of Westerville, OH; nine grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren.

In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his daughter, Amy Williams; brother, James A. Goff and two sisters, Betty and Carolyn.

Friends may call from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Friday, one hour prior to the service at the funeral home, 985, N. 21st St. Newark.

In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Hospice of Central Ohio, P.O. Box 430, Newark, Ohio 43058-0430.

The family request that all guestbook condolences be signed at www.brucker-kishlerfuneralhome.com and click obituaries/guestbook entry

Re: Goff, Ebenezer

carltnm — 2012-02-16 19:45:54Z

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Collection of Gold Rush Letters and Covers From California. Ebenezer C. Goff Papers, 1853-1898. 35 letters (25 from California, 1853-1855 and 1860, and 3 relating to gold mining in Colorado, 1859 and 20 envelopes. Ebenezer Goff was one of those unfortunate stiffs who sold their all to move to the gold fields of California, only to rue their actions. In 1853, Goff left his children, his debts, and his farm in Michigan to travel to the northern mines near Crescent City and Yreka California. About his decision to leave for the west, Goff wrote: I suppose my friends there blame me for staying in this country so long but they do not know my circumstances or my feelings so well as you do; misfortune had followed my steps so closely for several years before I came here that I was compelled to see my property sold to the highest bidder and my family beggared or to leave them for a time to flee to a foreign land to try to improve my fortune, so I chose the latter... Like many would-be miners, Goff tried his luck at several enterprises in several locations as far north as the Klamath River, never meeting any notorious degree of success: My ill success, he wrote, is to be attributed to two bad projects; North Yuba fluming and keeping boarding house; otherwise I have been making something all the time. At another point, he swore that the Chines about here have Cleaned out every nook and Corner making it impossible for him to find any gold worth mentioning. Goff vowed never to enter into speculation and never to follow any rumors, but in the end, he resisted neither, entering into an unnamed speculative venture involving mule packing that bound him even longer to the unprofitable life in the golden state. Although he left his family behind, Goff continued to worry about them. He had taken care of them by having them put out to various positions, but earning nothing in the west, he worried that they were coming under ill influences while he had no money to support them and no money to return home himself. His fortune was summed up when he chose to go north to the mines on the Klamath: being sure that I could make large wages and hoping fortune might favor me with a 'rich claim' and 'large nuggets', only to find the Northern mines cannot compare with the Southern or Middle in extent or richness. Instead of riches, he first found unemployment before forming a partnership with two men and earning, he reports, about $150 in gold dust, with the prospect of a meager return in the coming year. He insisted, however, that he would not return until he had earned enough money to pay his debts (while hoping his brother could get the debts discounted Goff's fortunes did begin to look up in 1855, and he was back in Michigan, farming (grudgingly, complainingly by 1857. By 1859, though, he had hit the road again, moving the Colorado to try the gold mines there near Cherry Creek. He didn't do so without reservations, which he expresses abundantly : I fear that there will not be sufficient supplies sent up this Spring, to meet the demand to prevent actual suffering, as those who are returning tell such horrible stories that all or nearly all supply waggons turn back. Among the many good letters are two from October 1855 describing Indian depridations near the Klamath River: all the men on this section of the river at one time collected together and staid two days we now carry our arms with us to our work, It is thought by many that we stand in constant danger of being attacked by them as they have all fled to the mountains and cannot be found. Perhaps the best letter, though, is one from Goff's old California partner in 1860, catching him up to date on events in the northern mines: One article that is in grate demand that is wimmin. I think twood bee allmost impossible to glut the market the demand is so grate. I expect that Shap and me will have to come back & get us a womenn without we can get a cupple sent on by express, if you know of a cupple that is rather good looking not to big wee will say, wate about 140 a piece or their aboutes hight between five and seven feet of a very cind and gentle disposision and knot to paticular in the looks of the chaps that they get because we cant brag so much on the looks but twoo loviner Creatures a person woodent see in a days travell so if you know of a cople that will answer the descripsion send them along and we will pay all damages. The Goff Papers also include a number of items of philatelic/postal historic value, all on envelopes, none dated, but all from mid-1850s. Foremost among these are two scarce ms. cancels from Little Prairie Ronde, Michigan (black L.P. Ronde, Mich with month and day a strong circular black cancel Crescent City Cal. (Jan 11, n.y., but 1855, on a pre-stamped envelope plus six circular cancels with concentric circ. Marks of varying quality from Crescent City; four circ. black Nevada City Cal cancels (no stamps, one strike exceptionally strong, a second very strong a manuscript Yreka Cal. Jan 18 (no date, but with ms. way marking 10 and a handsome example of the imperforate green ten cent Washington stamp (X in the corners A rich and very informative set of letters from one of the legion of California gold miners who never struck it rich, unusually literate and tinged with sadness and regret.

Re: Sylvie Bell Goff

vodka_von — 2012-02-06 15:26:15Z

Sylvia goff was my great grandmother her daughter sylvia pearle brown is my grandmother. we live in oregon. I know she lived here too. I remember visiting her in a nursing home when I was very little.

Re: John and Catherine Goff

aida1008 — 2012-02-01 10:00:27Z

Hello,

I'm also looking for information on Catherine Goff/Huggins. I have the exact same information you listed here GPlank75 and then some! For example, I believe Henry M.'s father was a Jim Williamson. This information came from HM's death record (d. Jun 23, 1925 ). If you contact me, I can give you more info.

I'm a descendant of Henry M. Goff (b. 1845). He is my great-great-great-grandfather. Would love to know more of the information you have, especially about Alva G. Goff and his descendants.

Re: African American Goffs

rara020974 — 2012-01-31 00:49:09Z

I checked with a cousin who has confirmed the only name they knew was Bull Goff. We were in Jacksonville, Florida
my grandmother was Elnora Goff (AMOS) and she had a sister Lillie Mae Goff. I know my grandmothers mother name is Alberta Goff and I believe my grandfather is Jordan/Gerdan Goff not sure on the spelling based on how they are pronouncing the name. I get 2 different answers when I ask what part of Georgia my grandmother was born in. I have heard sylvester georgia and augusta georgia. My Aunt is trying to find my grandmothers actual birth certificate so I can be more accurate.

Re: African American Goffs

mpierce516 — 2012-01-30 13:16:37Z

Do you have any dates and a better location in Florida, such as a city or county? Nothing comes up in a broad search of Bull GOFF or Arsis GOFF in Florida. Bull could have been mis-read as Bill and as you can imagine there are lots of Bills. Depending on dates and locations researchers will look in different records.

Stephen Goff missing parents

BrentGoff — 2012-01-30 05:12:23Z

Seeking information on Stephen W. Goff b. July 1, 1775 in Tolland or Granville, MA. Married Rebecca Scovill b. Dec. 23, 1780.
Married in Tolland, MA Nov. 30, 1803.
They had two sons Stephen W., and Marcellus B. Goff.
Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Goff's from Fla.

rara020974 — 2012-01-30 03:44:13Z

Can you advise how I can purchase this book it seems I can find what I am looking for. My side of the Goff Family is in Florida but I know they are from Georgia. I have information that shows my great great great grandmother had 2 kids Julia Goff Reid and Bull Goff who married Mary White Goff. They had 12 children and Julia had 10 children. I have 1st names of all the kids but nothing past that. My grandmother is Elnora Goff Amos and she has a sister Lillie Mae.

Re: African American Goffs

rara020974 — 2012-01-30 02:51:47Z

I am in the process of researching my family history. I have a lot of 1st names and I do know only a hand full of information on my Goff Family. I know some were from Georgia and My side if the Goff's are from Florida. What I do know: I believe my Great, Great, Great GrandMother was Known as Arsis Love Devine Rachel Arvilla Butch. Her children were Bull and Julia Goff. Julia married Reubin Reid and Bull married Mary White. Some of the children from Bull and Mary were Edgar, Jordan, Danzell, John, Jimmie Lee, Miller, Elizabeth, Jannie MAe, Ruby, Eva, Lila and Fannie. I know that they had kids so I get lost with names after that. If anything rings a bell to your family members please reply.

Re: Goff: Berkshire,England 1700 to 1790 and Oxfordshire,England 1790 to 1900.

caratacus431 — 2012-01-10 08:13:07Z

Thanks for the reply. Sorry I missed this.
Unfortunately I have no Goff's that I'm researching from this area.
Thanks again though for your reply Chris.
Steve.

Re: Goff of Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire England

chriswoods45 — 2012-01-09 16:20:30Z

Hi, Again.

I did reply on 9th. November but you didn't come back to me,
Chris

Goff of Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire England

caratacus431 — 2012-01-09 15:40:29Z

I'm still researching the above. If anyone else is then please do let me know.
Thanks.

Re: Cornelius Linzzie Goff ~ Oklahoma

tngoff — 2012-01-03 06:10:02Z

No help with the full obit...but did find this:

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=77...

Cornelius Linzzie Goff ~ Oklahoma

kylileneehamrick — 2012-01-03 04:11:27Z

Looking for a full obituary on Cornelius Linzzie Goff. He just passed away a few months ago on September 30, 2011. I have searched & searched online & I can not find a full obituary for him online. He lived in or near Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. I have tried searching online funeral home websites in & around Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, with no luck. Thanks

Re: GOFF, John Essex County, NY

serenelou — 2011-12-29 03:07:27Z

I related to the James Goff family and Beattie out of Champlain New York in the early 1800's I would be interested in your info too. Thank You, Dan @ serenelou@hotmail.com

Re: Mary Goff - William Pangborn

serenelou — 2011-12-28 03:48:28Z

I am related to the old Goff family in Champlain N.Y. I have not found any one who knows them. Is there a connection to your Goff family? Here are some in the 1850 Champlain census. James Goff age 70, Mary(62)James(31)Mary(25)Mary(3)Ann E.(2)John Beattie(9)

J. R. GOFF, 2Jan1924-28Apr1998, TX.

rebelskins — 2011-12-24 00:18:44Z

I am trying to help a good friend with research on the GOFF name and the man above is his grandfather, not sure if he was born in Texas or somewhere else, his wife was Ruby Lanier, born 1924 in Texas.

I can find her on the 1930 census but not him, I have found his SS death info and report of 2 births of his children, they all have J.R. Goff, no full names.

Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Rick

Old Photo of Frank & Lucina Goff Habstritt

bfox7412 — 2011-12-10 17:13:03Z

I have an old photo of what appears to be a wedding picture.

On back it says:
Frank & Lucina Goff Habstritt

Please reply to this thread if you are interested in acquiring. Thanks!

Re: Goffs of Cleburne Arkansas

JKMCCOY — 2011-12-01 04:28:22Z

Please send me your email address at geniebug@comcast.net. I tried posting a report, but it runs all the words together and isn't readable.

Re: Goffs of Cleburne Arkansas

sgoff101 — 2011-12-01 02:04:49Z

I would love any information you have on them. I have found some records but I wasn't completely sure about them, so anything to cross reference with would be great!

Re: Goffs of Cleburne Arkansas

JKMCCOY — 2011-11-29 19:36:25Z

Are you still looking for info on parents, grandparents, etc.? I have this line back to gr gr grandparents, if you are still interested.

Re: Goffs of Cleburne Arkansas

baldwinjim — 2011-11-29 17:39:32Z

O G's three children were Wayne Goff, Joyce and Susie Goff, joyce and susie are both decessed joyce in 2011, and susie in 2008, wayne still lives in Judisonia Arkansas, please email me at baldwinjim@ymail.com if you would like more imformation.

Jim Baldwin

stacy

baldwinjim — 2011-11-29 17:28:02Z

the names of O.G. Childern are Dorthy Sue Goff Baldwin, Wayne Goff, and Joyce Goff, I'm Dorthy Sue's Son James T Baldiwn.

Re: Frank Goff

hgary2 — 2011-11-28 13:09:49Z

hello i am katherine ann chiotti i am the darughter of
margaret chiotti who is the darughter of katherine ann goff chiotti and minnie north star and frank goff are my great grand parents my email is kathychiotti@yahoo.com i would like to hear from cousins hgary 2 is my brother

Re: searching for relatives in or from VA

hezekiahkkatt — 2011-11-13 04:27:26Z

Hi Jana-wondered which one of the Dean kids you were. Will e-mail you privately in a day or two.

Re: searching for relatives in or from VA

hezekiahkkatt — 2011-11-13 04:26:25Z

My dad took me to see Alan and Eric not very long after Eric was born. I want to say that was in Oxnard but could be wrong-it was so very long ago. It was the first and only time I saw Eric and the last time I saw Alan-your father. Somewhere I think I have a photo. If I do I will send a copy to you. I think Rose may have corresponded for a bit with Eric's mother but am not sure about that so you might ask her. I thought that Eric's birth date was January 5, 1976.

Re: searching for relatives in or from VA

hezekiahkkatt — 2011-11-13 04:14:53Z

We met at Scott and Tiffany's wedding back in 2009. My daughter Jennifer was with me. Don't be a stranger. My e-mail is hezekiahkkatt@yahoo.com

Re: searching for relatives in or from VA

blue_dragonfly — 2011-11-12 17:44:50Z

Eric lived with my dad and I for a summer when I was about 8 I think. He was born about 1977 in January and his mother's last name was ODonnell I believe. I paid for a name search and got an address in Oakland but the letter I sent was returned. I asked my father for Erics SS# but he wouldn't help, he isn't concerned with finding family.

Re: searching for relatives in or from VA

jkcnseka — 2011-11-12 08:26:33Z

hey juanita this is jana how have you been any way my email is jkcnseka@hotmail.com hope to hear from you

Re: searching for relatives in or from VA

jkcnseka — 2011-11-12 08:22:57Z

in regards your looking for eric as far as i know when sharon left with eric they were going back to wyoming thats where she was from erics name is eric ray goff