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William L Grammar - Korean War Marine Veteran

MarilynHamill — 2010-05-19 23:32:50Z

Looking for the above, a member of Item Company, 3, 1, Marines in Korea in 1953 for a reunion group of his fellow Marines. No dues, just getting together and reminiscing once a year if possible.

If you know of this man, please contact me. Thanks.

GRAMMAR

2005-07-25 02:51:16Z

I have a group of photos handed down from my late grandmother Elizabeth Burch LAMONT that are labeled "Grammar girls". My grandmother was raised near Leesburg, Virginia, and one of the girls identified in the potos as Katharine GRAMMAR was a good friend of hers. The photos were probably taken in the early 1920's. Is anyone interested in these?

GRAMMAR, Roane Co., Tennessee cemetery

2004-10-24 01:42:53Z

Hi,
Cemphotos.com has just added cemetery photos from the Oral Cemetery in Roane County, Tennessee.
The surname GRAMMAR is included in the listing and is at http://www.cemphotos.com/tn/tn-oral/
Another resource is http://www.genealogybuff.com/data.htm#Grammar
Hope this helps.
Bill

Re: Grammar / Milner

Txschlib — 2004-04-22 14:56:26Z

My Sarah Grammar, born 1748; died before 1799 in Loudoun County, Virginia. She was married to Edward Milner, born 1745. They had 14 children. Edward remarried to a Jane Updike in 1799 and moved to Belmont County, Ohio between 1800-1804.

Re: Grammar / Milner

2004-04-22 13:37:26Z

did your sarah grammar milner have a neice born l870c who married an andrew reese near Baltimore? Came to PA. l800. She would have been aggg-grandmother. I'm at a loss with her.

Grammar / Milner

JonMilner46 — 2002-07-27 19:10:58Z

Seeking information on Grammars from Nottinghamshire, England. I recently noticed that 14 Grammars showed up in Parish and Probate Records of Nottinghamshire dating back to the Middle Ages. My ancestor Edward Milner, born about 1745, perhaps in Nottinghamshire, England married Sarah Grammar, born about 1748, possibly in Nottinghamshire, England. Both may have been Quakers or Non-Conformists (Non-Church of England). Edward and Sarah migrated to Loudoun County, Virginia. Sarah Grammar died in Loudoun County, Virginia before 1799.