Graham - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Allen David Graham

1mairead — 2012-05-23 11:11:07Z

If I understand, the son is not buried with or near the parents. Cemetery records might show the names and area of residence of children, or give indication of a church which might have more records. Knowing a religion can help narrow down a church. Church records sometimes indicate a transfer of membership to another area church and may give information about an occupation. A research librarian might be able to tell you what records would be available to give direction~ examples newspaper articles about town people seem to have been much more informative about facts (not fiction) than what we have in current times.
Searching means starting from what you have and trying to go forward from clues. If there are any family members you can contact, ask what memories they have. If you get an "Oh, I remember that she..." write it down,then go back and try to attach it to events of the times, or other memories that might come. Maybe you can find a wedding announcement that tells the home town of the bride and work from that information. You may have to work from a hub (the cemetery records) then spread to developing towns close by.
Don't forget to check with the Clan Graham of America genealogist who is a wonderful resource person for USA Grahams. Check with their Clan website which will also tell the library that is the repository for Graham records. If I remember correctly, it is something like the Odem Library in Moultrie GA.am records.

Sorry I cannot help more, my area is N. Ireland and Scotland.
Best regards,
Mairead

Descendents of William Graham of Cambridge NY, and Reynoldsburg OH

wildcattom — 2012-05-22 21:28:25Z

All of William Graham's descendents, that I could discover, are now within an Ancestry family tree for your inspection, with sources and linkages to Find-A-Grave.

I regret that I cannot answer queries of do lookups. Normal Ancestry searches will uncover matches in this data, or you can examine the tree itself.

To find the tree, click on my name next to the photo above and then click on "view profile". My profile will have a list of public trees - select the tree "Descendents of William Graham of Cambridge NY". You will be able to search within the tree. Cheers!

-- Tom

Re: Allen David Graham

brucepfaff1 — 2012-05-22 20:50:06Z

Thomas and Mary were the parents of Allen D Graham. I know where their graves are located but I am looking for where Allen and Elizabeth might or are buried.
Also are there any members that are from my line of Graham ? I would love some more information on my line. I have a book my father and Aunts wrote years ago. Will share stories and information.

Re: Allen David Graham

1mairead — 2012-05-21 09:16:43Z

Just a thought: If you found the graves, does the cemetery have any records? If not try to find a research librarian or historical society in the town where the graves are and ask if they can help you.

Best regards,
Mairead

Re: Graham ,I have a book that traces the line all the way toScottland.Names and all.

erlandick — 2012-05-21 09:08:50Z

Tracie,

Hi, I have been searching high and low for information on my Grahams, who I believe went from Scotland, to Ireland then to the US. My gr. gr. grandfather was Robert Emmett Graham who I have been told was born in Ireland, but a generation or 2 previously, the family moved from Scotland due to a marriage. I know that Robert Emmett brought his wife and 6(?) kids to New York in 1850 (through England), where they had 2 more kids, one of which was my gr. grandfather, Robert Patrick Graham. I can't seem to get any farther back than that. Could you please help?? Thanks for your time,

Tammy Graham

Allen David Graham

brucepfaff1 — 2012-05-20 21:40:45Z

Allen David Graham was my 3rd great grandfather. Born in 1800 in KY died in 1865. Married Elizabeth Shepherd in Jennings County. Father was Thomas and mother was Mary Pally Rose Graham. I found graves for Thomas and Mary but do not know where Allen David died. Also am am looking for Elizabeth. She lived until 1886.
Would love to hear from other researchers from the Thomas Graham line.
First Thomas was born 1736 wife was Jane Watson
Thanks for the help!
Heather Graham Pfaff

looking for more graham information

amyldavis80 — 2012-05-19 00:19:19Z

I have Thomas S. Graham b. Sept. 1859 in Ohio married Elizabeth b. Penn.

They had a son named Charles S. Graham b. July 1891 in Ohio
Charles had 2 known sisters, Lavadie E. b. Jan 1890 in Ohio and Maud B. b. Apr. 1895 in Mississippi

Was informed that one of Charles's sisters married an Indian of the Blackfoot tribe. This is a story from my Grandmother.

Charles married Bertha from Illinois and moved to Indiana
They had the following: Mary, Edna, Ruth, William, Esther, James, and John.

Any help on this information is greatly appreciated. All my sources are from the census.

Laetitia Graham m. Robert Bickham 1769 in Pennsylvania

mrmuffy — 2012-05-18 04:10:36Z

Does anyone have any information about this couple?

Laetitia Graham is listed as having married Robert Bickham in Lancaster Co. Pa 10 Apr 1769, in St. James First Reformed Congregation.

There is a chance that they are the parents of Hugh Bickham, b. 1770, reportedly in Pennsylvania. This is a huge brick wall in the Bickham genealogy, so if you have any information on Laetitia and Robert, I would be most grateful for your help!

Re: Grahams of Washington Co NY & Reynoldsburg OH

grahamehiggins — 2012-05-17 13:56:30Z

I am also researching the Grahams of Washington Co Ny , they resided in Granville NY ,Cambridge NY .

Re: Border Grahams

Rosedoyle62 — 2012-05-17 03:54:18Z

Mine were in Northern Ireland, Londonderry, until 1700, then Christopher went to the Colonies...

Re: John Graham

dgraham21 — 2012-05-16 21:22:10Z

n sure why they dont show in the 1940 census, maybe its not all complete yet, good luck with your search

Re: John Graham

amyldavis80 — 2012-05-16 21:10:51Z

Thanks for this, I already have a copy of this census and I believe this is the John Graham I was searching for but I want to confirm it. All I have is this and my uncles birth cert.

Re: Andrew Graham

DeliaRasmussen47 — 2012-05-16 19:47:54Z

Hi Shirley

Hope you have a great time at the highland festival! Still can't prove that the Andrew Graham I was looking at ever came to the U.S. His brother, David, did but I am not sure of the rest of the 9 surviving brothers. A possible Andrew born in Kirklinton in the right year on the 1841 census in England.

Delia

Re: John Graham

dgraham21 — 2012-05-16 15:03:03Z

i see a john graham in the 1930 census, see attached copy, but do not see this familly in the 1940 census att all

Re: Andrew Graham

18188 — 2012-05-15 22:24:57Z

Hi Delia, I'm still researching Andrew. I wish I knew what part of NC he came from. I have photos of all the tombstones at Gainy Cemetery in Cairo Ga. and Laurence Calvin Graham in Reno where he is buried. Laurence had a brother and a sister and a descendant from his brother has had his DNA done and we're waiting for a match. His name is Sam Graham who lives north of Atlanta. I just looked at the date that I wrote the last post so I hope you are still there. I am attending the highland festival in Maryville,tn this weekend and will be with many Grahams. A genealogist I hired 5 or 6 years ago couldn't get anywhere with Andrew either so prayerfully we will eventually get there. Shirley

Re: Andrew Graham, John Graham William Brighton Graham, Laurence Calvin Graham, Maud Maurice Graham

1mairead — 2012-05-15 19:34:34Z

I just thought of two more possible sources for beginning
searching for Grahams. If an ancestor has some sort of court
or other legal record, there is more likely to be a record.
Wicomick Maryland was a port where ships with indentured servants and "villans" were brought. I know they have records. Another port of shipment is Jamestown Virginia.
There are records of men and women leaving Scotland, most
likely it could be Glasgow. The Muncaster papers are another
source of court document. These papers were discovered in
a forgotten munician storage room in Muncaster Castle. Thos
documents are available. In fact, Unicorn Ltd ~Scot Press ( there retirement location is in either Alabama or Georgia. They go to a limited number of Scottish games. You can find them in Google.
Regards,
Mairead

Re: Graham ,I have a book that traces the line all the way toScottland.Names and all.

jodi_madelen — 2012-05-15 17:52:04Z

Here is what I hope you can help me with...
John Graham-scotland
son Robert B Graham married moberly, died in Kentucky
His son William Clinton married Margaret Purdy in Indiana,
Son William O Graham married Willie Crawford, died in Blodgett Missouri
Son William O Graham of Blodgett Missouri
Son Joseph C Graham married Rosa James of Blodgett Missouri
Son-my father William O Graham 1906(Blodgett, Missouri married Williene Reed (Cape Girardeau, Missouri)
Then Me..Joanna Lee Graham (Cape Girardeau, Missouri)

Re: Andrew Graham, John Graham William Brighton Graham, Laurence Calvin Graham, Maud Maurice Graham

1mairead — 2012-05-15 15:45:56Z

Please let me know how the DNA works out. I am not able to find the Graham cousin who is the only one left with the necessary DNA.
As mentioned in prior email, Alexandria Virginia was settled by Scottish merchants and at that time covered much more that the current Fairfax County. It was huge. Many Scots braved the elements, etc and made settlements. Hopefully, the names you have are lasting records of earlier family members. Treck of new settlers in VA seems to have gone west and south west. Grahams can be traced in that direction. I am not certain about the Carolinas. Newcomers may have followed the rivers.
Here are two web sites that I hope will give you a new and productive start: http://www.vahistorical.org/research/genealogy.htm
http://www.n2genealogy.com/virginia/va-county-orange.html

I do wish you success, I am still in N. Ireland research and the burning of the only copies of government records. Luckily, I do know occupations and religious preference. Some records from early on are still available in some sort of form.
By the way,there were Collins and McKeldins in Louisville area

Regards,
Mairead

Re: Andrew Graham, John Graham William Brighton Graham, Laurence Calvin Graham, Maud Maurice Graham

1mairead — 2012-05-15 15:15:44Z

Nellie is wonderful! I certainly would be tempted to ask the pastor why he felt he had the right to throw out church records. What was he thinking!
There were Grahams in Virginia in very early years of the
commonwealth history. There is a library in central Virginia that had good genealogical records. Years ago, I found them while doing another search. It seems to me the Historical society had something to do with the research librarian. I will try to remember and will do a bit of checking to see if
I can find it again. Budget cuts have not been kind to libraries.

Have a wonderful time at the festival!
Regards,
Margaret

Re: Andrew Graham, John Graham William Brighton Graham, Laurence Calvin Graham, Maud Maurice Graham

18188 — 2012-05-15 13:39:56Z

Thank you for your reply. I do belong to Clan Graham and have exhausted every avenue. We don't know where Andrew came from in NC and I had a genealogist try to track him down to no avail. I'm just not giving up because there are new things everyday and one never knows. I'm trying now to go to a Rachel Collins to whom he was married but have found no marriage license for them. I have pictures of all their tombstones in Gainy cemetery and Reno. A pastor that took over a church there threw out all the records. I have many copies of court house records but nothing to give me a hint as to where he migrated from in NC. My mother was a Collins so I don't know if there is a connection there but still trying. Thank you for your reply, hopefully something will turn up soon. I'm attending the highland festival in Maryville, tn this weekend and will see Nellie who is the genealogist for Clan Graham. A cousin has had his dna done and hopefully that will lead us somewhere.

Re: Andrew Graham, John Graham William Brighton Graham, Laurence Calvin Graham, Maud Maurice Graham

18188 — 2012-05-15 13:28:54Z

Re: Andrew Graham, John Graham William Brighton Graham, Laurence Calvin Graham, Maud Maurice Graham

1mairead — 2012-05-15 11:41:13Z

What research have you done other than to find Burke County records have burned down?
Hopefully you can find history of the trek from the place in North Carolina and in and around Cairo Georgia. You might try to find reference librarian or historian for the area and get history. There were a lot of early Scots in Virginia. Sometimes records incorporated into written journals of the area. Have you checked with any churches?

Odem Library in Moultrie GA has Graham records and may have some records from another Graham. Are yo a member of the Clan Graham Society of the US? They have a genealogist who may be able to help you in a positive direction.

It is possible your Graham ancestors did not come directly from Scotland to what is now the United States. Reading history of the times may give more clues to records which actually give documents you would need for positive proof.

Regards.
Mairead

Re: Graham ,I have a book that traces the line all the way toScottland.Names and all.

grahamehiggns — 2012-05-14 15:03:57Z

Is this book available for purchase??? I am 82 and trying to trace my family. I know they were from Scotland because the story of the clan splitting into 2 with some of them adding an E to the name, has been known to my family. My nephew had the whole history and when he passed away in 2003 that document has been lost. Thank you Wanda

Re: Graham ,I have a book that traces the line all the way toScottland.Names and all.

JessJB — 2012-05-14 14:50:13Z

Hi Wanda

My Scottish family lived on the border with England near Lockerbie. This web page gives details of the family:

http://195.153.34.9/catalogue/person.aspx?code=NA22458&s...;

Get back to me if you want to know more details.

Andrew Graham, John Graham William Brighton Graham, Laurence Calvin Graham, Maud Maurice Graham

18188 — 2012-05-14 14:08:56Z

All we have on Andrew is that he was from NC and is buried c. 1790 with his wife in Cairo, Ga and the Gainey Cemetery.John is also buried there. William Brighton Graham and his wife are buried at Gainey and somehow he was responsible for having them buried at Gainy Cemetery. Laurenc Calvin Graham (teacher, dentist & senator) is buried in Reno, Ga. I am trying to find out where in Scotland they are from. I have a 2nd cousin 2x removed that has had his DNA done and we're trying to find a complete match. The court records in Burke County Ga was burned down 3 times so no records. ANy help would be appreciated.

Re: Graham ,I have a book that traces the line all the way toScottland.Names and all.

grahamehiggins — 2012-05-14 13:07:02Z

Is there any where I can purchase this book??? I am 82 now and searching for my heritage. I know my family came from Scotland because I have been told about the split in the Graham clan, just can't trace it past a certain point. Thank you for replying to my request... Wanda

Re: Graham ,I have a book that traces the line all the way toScottland.Names and all.

1mairead — 2012-05-14 05:03:51Z

Which clans "splitting" and what book? What is the "e"
mentioned in your message?
Mairead

Re: Graham ,I have a book that traces the line all the way toScottland.Names and all.

kasch111 — 2012-05-14 03:26:32Z

Hi,

Are you selling copies of your book? I'd love to get one.

Claire Graham Morelli

Re: GRAHAMS of Scotland and North Carolina

erlandick — 2012-05-13 17:01:18Z

I am desperately searching for info on my Graham line, hope you can help... my grgr grandfather was Robert E. Graham who brought his wife and 6 children from Ireland to New York in 1850 (through England). They had 2 more children (born in New York), one of which was my gr grandfather, Robert Patrick. I know our dates dont match, but i understand that 2 or 3 generations prior to coming to the US, the family moved to Ireland from Scotland. Perhaps part of your Graham clan remained in Ireland rather than moving to the US? Any info. would be much appreciated, as i seemed to have hit a brick wall. Thanks for your time. Tammy Graham

Re: Graham ,I have a book that traces the line all the way toScottland.Names and all.

grahamehiggins — 2012-05-13 13:40:29Z

I am in the process of tracing my ancestry for the Graham family. I know they were from Scotland because the story of the clans splitting and the families that split because of descention added an E. any info you might be able to add in my search would be greatly appreciated. I have reached a road block. Thank you Wanda

Re: Graham's of Northern Ireland

1mairead — 2012-05-13 03:59:39Z

To clarify what I just sentfor the boys the order is:
year attending, name of student, age of student, town where he lives and the father's work.

The same order for the girls attending the school is below
Mairead
1872 Graham Eliza, 10 P Portnacrane Weaver
1873 Graham Maggie 8 P Portnacrane Weaver
1875 Graham Anna 4 P Kilrea Labourer
1877 Graham Annie 5 P Claragh Farmer
1885 Graham Annie 15 P Gortmacrane Farmer
1886 Graham Tillie 12 P Gortmacrane Farmer
1887 Graham Annie Sarah 14 P Clarah Farmer
1887 Graham Sarah 14 P Gortmacrane Farmer
1888 Graham Lizzie 8 P Lisnagrot Farmer
1888 Graham Letitia 6 P Lisnagrot Farmer
1889 Graham Lizzie 5 P Kilrea Bailiff
1891 Graham Tillie 5 P Lisnagrot Farmer

Re: Graham's of Northern Ireland

1mairead — 2012-05-13 03:50:26Z

1874 Graham George 6 P Kilrea Labourer
1877 Graham William 5 P Clarah Farmer
1884 Graham James 5 P Kilrea Bailiff
1884 Graham Samuel 4 P Kilrea Bailiff
1884 Graham William John 8 P Kilrea Bailiff
1888 Graham Samuel 11 P Lisnagrot Farmer
1889 Graham David 5 P Kilrea bailiff
1890 Graham James 6 P Lisnagrot Farmer
1891 Graham Archibald 13 P Gortmacrane Farmer
1891 Graham Hugh Simms 9 P Gortmacrane Farmer

These are tha boys at the school in Kilrea
Maoread

Re: Graham's of Northern Ireland

1mairead — 2012-05-12 11:15:19Z

Just last night looking through Kilrea COI graveyards found on Google:
Samuel Graham d. 9 May 1817 age 38
Mary Graham d. 7 Sept 1813 age 53
(Hsb John Gray d. 17 Feb 1817 age 62)
I have other information and will have to find it. The name Andrew and the name Thomas have been seen recently in Graham research. Kilrea, Garvagh in Derry are two sources.

Torens.org provides helpful Presbyterian records of that area, although much less than years gone by.

Re: Graham's of Northern Ireland

patgrah30 — 2012-05-11 10:13:11Z

Hi Tammy, I am very sorry but I am not able to help you for my Grahams are John's,James's Thomas's Richard's Andrew's and William's As far as I know.

I think a lot of researchers are finding it very hard to trace the Grahams in Northern Ireland. My Gt,Gt.Father was Andrew Graham from Londonderry who came out to Australia 1840 who died very young so their was not much information passed on. He had a brother John Baily Graham who went to Canada round about 1849.I can not find any other siblingsfor them.
I wish you the best of luck with your research.
Kind regards Pat Graham

Re: Graham's of Northern Ireland

erlandick — 2012-05-11 07:04:45Z

Hi. I am desperately looking for a link to my ancestors who are also Grahams from Northern Ireland, here's what I have learned. My g.g.grandfather was named Robert Emmett and was born in Ireland, and also married there. He and his wife (unable to find her name), and several of their children came to New York in 1850, on a ship from England. I have heard that 2-3 generations prior, the family (at least this part of it) had left their homeland in Scotland to relocate in Ireland. Robert Emmett and his wife had 2 more children born in New York, one of which was Robert Patrick, my g.g. grandfather. I have hit a brick wall at that point. My father says that his dad never spoke of his family much, other than he can remember him joking about the great writer Robert Emmett Graham, who was somehow related to him. Can you help? I really appreciate your time either way. Thanks, Tammy Graham

John Graham 1817

dgraham21 — 2012-05-09 17:40:07Z

Trying to find parents of john graham b 1817 liverpool

Male
Individual Summary: John Graham
Father:
Mother:
Sex:
Individual Report for John Graham
Individual Facts:
Birth: 1817 in Liverpool, Lancashire, England
Residence: 1851 in Great Bolton, Lancashire, England
Residence: 1871 in Hulme, Lancashire, England
Address: 1871 in Hulme, Lancashire, England; 15, newton building,hulme,
lancashire,england per 1871 census
Shared Facts: Ann Cowle
[no facts]
Children: William Graham
Jane Graham
Joseph Graham
Ann Elizabeth Graham
John Graham
Notes:
Person Notes: [no notes]

John Graham

amyldavis80 — 2012-05-08 02:15:33Z

Can someone please tell me what the 1940 census says on John Graham. Born in Indiana on August 13, 1929 and at some point moved to California. His dad may have been named Charles.

Thank you

Re: Clarence Graham in NY, St.Louis MO, Pine Bluff or North Little Rock, AR

lazythump — 2012-05-07 01:55:46Z

Sounds like my Uncle Clarence. His wife was named Sandy as was their daughter who was the same age as my older sister. Also had a son my older brother's age but I can't for the life of me remember his name. Unfortunately, when we went to Arkansas, we mainly visited my mother's family, not my dad's and Clarence was his older brother. Uncle Clarence was a very good person and my few memories are of him being kind.

GRAHAM Samuel H ii - Vietnam Wall section 7E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-06 21:36:33Z

GRAHAM Samuel H ii - Vietnam Wall section 7E

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Re: Clarence Graham in NY, St.Louis MO, Pine Bluff or North Little Rock, AR

ajanosik — 2012-05-06 06:48:50Z

Hello, When I was a small child I lived across the street for Clarence Graham he was born around 1923. He was married to Sandy. My parents and them were very close. From what I remember he was a good man. He made his living being a painter. Houses and such. We lived at 2801 West 29th st. in Pine Bluff, Ark. I believed he moved there around 1950. Don't remember his address but he lived right across the street. They had a daughter my sister's age 1948. A boy 1950 Good luck

Thomas Graham from Ireland

patgrah30 — 2012-05-05 10:12:40Z

My Great,great grandfather was Andrew Graham. Would very much like to hear if anyone knows about his cousin Thomas Graham.

MR. THOMAS GRAHAM. SON TO the Rev. John Graham of Magilligan Glebe, county Londonderry, will hear of his Cousin, Mr. Andrew Graham, who arrived in the ship 'Lord Western,' in October 1840. Address if by letter, Post Office, Newcastle.

Regards Pat Graham

Re: E.O. Graham

b_g_carlson — 2012-05-05 06:12:06Z

He is my great grandfather on my mother's side. I was not aware of Julie, only my great grandmother Mary A. Heimann (I believe my mother said they called her "May". All the records show she is actually "Mary".

I can't find anything about his parents, only his wife and her history and everything forward. Do you have new information?

Brian

Re: Looking for Australia Graham from Tamworth, Australia

patgrah30 — 2012-05-05 04:28:48Z

Hi Dawn.

Thought I could help you so I did a look up for you and found an Australia Graham of Tamworth New South Wales Australia.

Australia Graham married Tamworth a Ernest G.O.Donnersmark Rego., No.4829/1878.

Could only find one child Ernest O Donnersmark Reg., No., 23651/1879 Tamworth.

I couldn't find any deaths for for them and could not find any marriage for their son. So I guess they must of moved.

It does not match your information but I thought it might help.

Regards
Pat Graham.

Re: Looking for Australia Graham from Tamworth, Australia

patgrah30 — 2012-05-05 04:14:25Z

Hi Dawn.

Thought I could help you so I did a look up for you and found an Australia Graham of Tamworth New South Wales Australia.

Australia Graham married Tamworth a Ernest G.O.Donnersmark Rego., No.4829/1878.

Could only find one child Ernest O Donnersmark Reg., No., 23651/1879 Tamworth.

It does not match your information but it might help.

Regards Pat Graham

I couldn't find any deaths for for them and could not find any marriage for their son. So I guess they must of moved.

Graham's of Northern Ireland

patgrah30 — 2012-05-04 12:23:30Z

Help Please.
Does any have any information on this Graham family?

Cornet James Graham, of Mullinahinch, near Clones, whose wife was
Eleanor Lyttle, of Brookborough, by whom he had two sons ; the eldest,
James, a Lieutenant of the Fermanagh Militia, in 1742, who married Anne,
daughter of John Cross, of Dartan, in the county of Armagh, Esq., a defender
of Londonderry, in 1680. His son was James Graham, of Ballymahon, in the
county of Longford, Esq., who married Anne, eldest daughter of Andrew
Hart, of Newtown, in the Callnghs of that county, by whom he was the father
of the late Rev. John Graham, Rector of Magilligan, and of the late Captain
Richard Graham, of the 37th Regiment of Foot, and Mr. Andrew Graham, of
Ballymahon.

Pat Graham.

Re: Robert Graham , Pleasant Township, Ohio

sallyberinger52 — 2012-05-03 22:15:26Z

They lived in Ohio late 1820 and 1830's..Robert and Anna did notleave Ohio...My conflict is that I found 2 Margaret E
Graham's, both born Ohio in 1832..One of them went to Vigo county Indiana and married James V Turner in 1856.
I have no proof that Robert's daughter Margaret ever left Ohio.
The other Margaret lived in Vigo with her family..and it is most likely that this is the Margaret that is my family
but I have to be certain...

GRAHAM Richard F - Vietnam Wall section 6E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-03 13:54:28Z

GRAHAM Richard F - Vietnam Wall section 6E

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 227,289 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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Re: Graham

grahamerSC — 2012-05-01 03:06:40Z

I too am a decendent of the slaves Charles and Nancy, not Mid the slave owner. I do have a fairly extensive Graham family tree if you are interested.

GRAHAM William R - Vietnam Wall section 5E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-04-30 16:37:06Z

GRAHAM William R - Vietnam Wall section 5E

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 227,289 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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GRAHAM Gentry - Vietnam Wall section 5E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-04-29 12:03:11Z

GRAHAM Gentry - Vietnam Wall section 5E

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 227,289 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.