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Re: Thomas Horseman

KLParrish79 — 2012-05-05 22:25:54Z

I'm curious about the Thomas "Parrish" Horseman family line. My stepmother created a family tree and even though the years seem to be slightly different, I'm curious if the Horseman family know anything beyond the marriage of Thomas and Easter Anna Redden. For instance, do the know the names of the children that came from the union of Thomas' second marriage. Also is there anymore information previous to Thomas Horseman. For my family tree, Thomas is listed as the first Parrish in the fourth generation slot with the name Horseman listed in the fifth generation slot and the rest of that part of the tree is blank. If I'm related to him like I think I am, that would mean I'm his great, great-granddaughter.

Re: Horseman in northern Alberta, Canada

GHambler — 2011-10-25 18:58:02Z

My husband is descended through Mabel Gladu(e) (m. George Hambler(n)). Her parents were Pat Gladu(e) and Eva Horseman. The information I have is from verbal stories told to me by my father-in-law.

Charles Horseman and Grimes Families

momgra — 2011-08-15 01:54:02Z

Many years ago , when I first started genealogy research, I downloaded a gedcom about the Charles Horseman family. Charles was brought to this country by his father Joseph.
This was in the early 1720s. I believe it was from a Bob Cameron. Many things have happened since and I have lost all the information I had. My husband was seriously ill for many years and I am starting over with my research. I would be forever grateful if someone could help me replace this valuable information. Thanks so much in advance. The Horseman family eventually married into the Grimes Family in Ohio.
Momgra

Re: Charles Horseman and Grimes Families

momgra — 2011-08-06 02:10:38Z

I am sorry but do not recoganize anyone in your family tree.My Charles Horseman was born in England in 1719 and it was a great granddaughter who married into the Grimes family in the 1800s. Thomas Grimes and Charity Jane Married in Ohio.

Re: Charles Horseman and Grimes Families

auntbonbon2004 — 2011-08-01 03:09:21Z

Do you know the names of the Horseman and Grimes that married in Ohio or any dates? My mother is a Horseman and My Father was a Grimes and that is the only marriage between the two families that I have found in my research. They were married in Indiana. My mother's brother is a Charles Horseman also. My family line starts with a William Horseman DOB 1717-1720 I have lot's of information about that family line down my direct line to me. I may be able to fill in some blanks.

HORSEMAN - MILLS family - USA and Canada

ChekWriter — 2011-05-27 01:13:34Z

Am curious to know if these two families are related some how. Found their names on the other gene web site, wwww.genealogy.com MILLS message boards.

Alice HORSEMAN married David JAMES MILLS 11 14 1844 do not have any place names for them.

Says Alice B: 9 25 1820 D: 12 5 1872
No parents listed.

David JAMES MILLS B: 3 16 1816 says Moncton Westmoreland, NB Canada.

The other couple:

Julia A HORSEMAN married Bushrod MILLS 12 21 1839 No Place name given.

Julia B: ca 1820 VA

Bushrod B: ca 1815 says Fairfax Co VA.
at least says he owned land there.

would love to know if there are any present day male MILLS of these two lines who might consider joining the MILLS DNA Project, to help clarify lineage.

Believe at one time, I checked a Canadian census, and David replied to the taker, that he was of Dutch orgins. And that was his ethnicity too.

A son listed for him, as Amasa MILLER MILLS, who is in the nearby area, and he replied that he was English orgins.

The two were not of the same religious affiliation either.

Not that the religion has a lot to do with it. Many families split not only for politics, against the colonists to break away from King and Country, but also because of
religious differences.
Am also very curious if any of David' family returned to the United States of America, later on after the conflicts had been settled.

Where that may be.

Thank you

Patricia
cw

Re: Leo F. HORSEMAN, KS

DonnaElmer1 — 2011-04-01 14:30:46Z

Leo Horseman was my father. I had a brother, Leo F. Horseman, Jr. My paternal grandmother was Julia Gertrude Knackstedt. Leo Horseman married my mother, Corinna Faye Woodard in 1922. Her parents were Lucy Jane Tinsley and Melville Monroe Woodard.

Mary Horsman

SueHorsman — 2010-07-06 14:21:58Z

I'm afraid that I only have Horsman baptisms from 1654 so cant help with Mary.
but Hebden is registered with the guild one one name studies
www.one-name.org John may be able to help you

Sue Horsman

Re: CHRISTOPHER HORSMAN

stellarmjb — 2010-07-04 08:20:36Z

Hi,

I have a Mary Horsman born 1645 in Kirkby Malzeard, married William Hebden in 1668. They had Catherine, Mary, Elizabeth, Jane, Ellen, Leonard, Margaret and Christopher.

Would you have any information on her family?

Thanks
Marie

Re: Horseman

DHorseman3470 — 2010-06-09 11:49:39Z

Don't be surprised if it takes a while to get a response (like 5 years or so); I've found that genealogy is a hobby that is hot when the "mood strikes", and that I have to work on it when the other person is researching. Definitely not convenient - but it has loosened up some brick walls for me. I just hang stuff out here and hope someone will run across it.
Anyway, to order Military records go to the website:
http://www.archives.gov/veterans/ and download Form SF-180. You'll be ordering forms from St. Louis. They are older records and some were destroyed in a fire - so what you might get is an open question. According to the site - the fees are payable based on what they find.
Because he's long deceased and you are a grandchild, I'm sure you'll get all records that are available. All you can do is ask and wait on their response.

Drew

Re: Horseman

jenfields222 — 2010-06-09 01:23:13Z

Hi Drew,

Yes, I did view that record and it is definitely my grandfather, as Irene Vansant is my great grandmother (his deceased wife's mother on my mother's side). So, no relation to him, except by marriage. I appreciate you taking the time to look him up. I did email the person you named who has him in their tree but no reply as of yet. I also feel his military records would be a great source of concrete information but wasn't sure what information I am privy to. Is it really just a matter of paying a fee? Who do I contact to request his WWI records?

Re: Horseman

DHorseman3470 — 2010-06-08 19:19:17Z

Hi Again:
I've found that my family stories have a grain of truth to them, but the stories sometimes change when compared to the actual facts. (It could be a G-G-grandfather was killed in England or was an orphan)
As for spelling: I wouldn't put too much stock in the differences - just be open minded to them (census takers & gov't workers are notorious mis-spellers - some things never change). Anyway - in the 1790 VA census - there's a Horsemanden also - he probably isn't related, but you never know. "True" spelling is a relative thing: while your immediate family might be "Horseman", another relative used "Horsman" (and THAT happened in my family). Same family - different spelling - each is correct in their own contexts. It just makes it difficult to tie it all together - especially if you don't have wills/birth certificates, etc. to help. And the one thing I keep in mind is that even if my tree is perfect - I'm never sure that G-G-Grandma wasn't playing with the mailman. It happened.

Don't know if you have this or not: but this is from Maryland Military Men - 1917-1918:
Name: Roy M Horsman
Race: white
Address: Bivalve, Wicomico Co.
Birth Place: Bivalve, Md.
Birth Date: 23 Sep 1888
Comment: Ind 5/29/18 pvt; wag 3/1/19, 154 Dep Brig; Hq Tr 79 Div 6/20/18; Patient at Hosp 10/21/18; Hq Tr 79 Div 11/19/18; 4251 Brest Casual Co 8/22/19; 1162 Hoboken Casual Co 9/12/19, Hon disch 9/19/19, Overseas 7/8/18 to 9/11/19, Avocourt Sector; Meuse-Argonne; Troyon Sector
Maryland in the World War 1917-1919; Military and Naval Service Records, Volumes I & II
Serbian
Order of St. Sava

Also, there is someone with your grandfather in their tree: their Ancestry handle is "bizybee005". You might want to check that - it could give you some leads.

So here's where I'd go, if this was my brick wall. If you KNOW that the draft card from 1942 is your grandfather, I'd do two things: request his WWI military records - that should give you a mess of information. It'll cost you some but it's worth it usually. Second - Irene Van Stant is a tie in somehow - you might want to research her. Also, his draft card clearly states he was born in Bivalve - so heading down to Salisbury might help you a lot.

Drew

Re: Horseman

jenfields222 — 2010-06-04 00:17:46Z

Hi Drew,

Yes, I agree that keeping this public is a better option, as I'd love some feedback as well. I spoke to my uncle (Roy M. Horseman's son) who believes that my grandfather (Roy M. Horseman) was an orphan. The story still holds that he had a brother somewhere in New York and that his parents were killed in an accident somewhere in Europe (they believe in England, but aren't very sure about it as my grandfather passed away in 1947). He was a WWI veteran and is buried in Annapolis. I was always told that he was of German descent, but with him being an orphan, who knows. We found a draft registration record from 1942 and we are sure it's him as he names a known relative as a person of contact, but the name is spelled "Horsemann", so now we are wondering if that's the true spelling. As if that's not confusing enough, my uncle recalls an incident in his childhood when my grandfather signed something and spelled it "Horstmann", but when he questioned my grandmother, she dismissed it and said the correct spelling is "Horseman". I'm pretty much at a total loss at this point because my mother, aunts and uncles were so young when he passed and my grandmother (Roy's wife) died in 1971, so there really is no one in my family who has any more concrete information.

Re: Horseman

DHorseman3470 — 2010-06-03 19:11:46Z

Hi again.
Never hurts to put these things in the forum - we're talking family connections of 200+ years ago - and somebody new might stumble upon it and tear down a lot of brick walls. You never know.
Well, my thoughts that the families are related comes down to logic more than anything. The names are still spelled the same - and have been since that time; and the Chesapeake was a major port of entry in the 1700's and Loudon County/Fairfax and Salisbury aren't that far apart. It wasn't unusual to see families move around due to the price of farms. My understanding is that there are several good genealogy libraries around Salisbury - I live pretty close (2 hours or so), but I haven't had a chance to research that side of the family. There have been a lot of Horsemans from that area and I run into one once in a while - just can't say for sure how closely we're related.

Drew

Re: Horseman

jenfields222 — 2010-06-02 23:07:13Z

Thank you, Drew. Your info about the birth records and where to locate them was very helpful. What have you found that makes you think the families are tied? You may email me privately if you don't wish to disclose certain things on this forum.

Re: Horseman

DHorseman3470 — 2010-06-02 17:10:53Z

Maryland didn't officially start issuing birth certificates until 1898 - however there may be birth records (or listings) out there. You should find them in the Maryland State Archives in Annapolis. You ARE authorized to obtain a copy of any birth certificate over 100 years old.
Second, if there are any street directories - they would probably be at the Wicomico County Historical Society in Salisbury.
As for the 1900 census - keep in mind that you might have two men by the same name and you found the incorrect one. There are lots of ways to misspell Horseman, so if the puzzle piece doesn't fit - keep searching.
On another note: there is a large contingent of Horsemans around Salisbury, Maryland. My family came across the pond and ended up in Loudon County, VA (the original William Horseman's land is part of Dulles Airport outside of DC). I believe that the two families tie in somehow - but I haven't found the evidence yet.

Hope this helps.

Drew Horseman (in Delaware)

Re: Horseman

jenfields222 — 2010-06-02 16:38:15Z

Birth certificates were issued, but I am not authorized to obtain a copy. You have to be a parent or someone who is actually named on the birth record as authorized. I am not sure what you mean by searching street directories?

Re: Horseman

SueHorsman — 2010-06-02 07:40:10Z

Not finding him on the 1900 census is a set back. Not being from the USA I dont know if Birth Certificates were issued in Maryland at the time of his birth, or what information is on marriage certificates. Do they contain parents names ? Haveyou tried street directories for Bivalve around the time of his birth ?

Sue

Re: Horseman

jenfields222 — 2010-06-01 00:12:49Z

According to military records, he was born in Bivalve, Maryland. I can't seem to locate him on the 1900 census, but think I found him on the 1910 census. He was married to who I believe was his first wife at the time (not my grandmother). Her name is Amelia and it shows just the two of them on the census. His occupation is stated as sailor, which follows logic to a certain degree, since he lived on a houseboat and was a fisherman according to my relatives. The census states that his parents were from Maryland also.

Re: Horseman

SueHorsman — 2010-05-31 17:57:08Z

Was your grandfather born in the USA ? and have you found him on the 1900 census ?

Sue

Re: Horseman

jenfields222 — 2010-05-31 15:53:15Z

No idea whatsoever. My Grandfather was born in 1888 and lived in Maryland all of his life, but he died long before I was born and we don't have much information about him. The death of his parents while in England is just what we've all been told. His death certificate does not name his parents.

Re: Horseman

SueHorsman — 2010-05-31 05:13:34Z

Have you any idea of dates ? Was your grandfather an adult or a child when it happened ? Any clues would be useful.

Re: Horseman

jenfields222 — 2010-05-30 22:31:31Z

I am also a Horseman from Maryland. I have been told that my grandfather's (Roy Horseman) parents were killed in an automobile accident somewhere in England.

Re: thoma horseman

VV1966 — 2010-04-20 22:34:13Z

Thomas Parrish Horseman Was Born In 1856. Married Annie Reddon. Also Married Elva Lee Jones.

Re: thoma horseman

VV1966 — 2010-04-20 22:27:40Z

I Have A Pretty decent Horseman Family History. Send me the info you need and I'll Look It Up. The Horseman family is connected to my on my Mother's side.

Re: Timothy Horseman

DHorseman3470 — 2010-03-02 20:49:19Z

Are you able to go back any farther in your Horseman line?
I can trace my family from William Horseman in Loudon County, Virginia in the mid-1700's and then my line moved to Bath County, Kentucky. I know there is a branch on the Eastern Shore, but I don't know how they tie in. William is a common brick wall amoung the Horseman researchers so I've been looking for a link to the Eastern Shore Horsemans. Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you,
Drew Horseman
Bear, Delaware

Re: Timothy Horseman

audreyk19701 — 2010-03-02 15:24:35Z

George Horseman:
I'm not sure if this helps you any but this is what I have from my father.

My father: George carroll Horseman jan 27, 1942
my grandfather: Robert Vaughn Horseman july 10, 1911
my great-grandfather: Ernest Horseman (don't know middle name or DOB)
My grandfather's sister: Gertrude (dk middle name or dob) and their maternal cousins were "Couch"

My part of the Horseman family was raised on the Eastern Shore of Maryland and I'm just beginning to search. I was told by my father that years ago he had a man contact him with the last name "Webster" who was doing his geneology for his mother's side "Horseman" and one of the ancestoral Horseman's, out of 4 brothers migrated from Europe and was known as a pirate. Great legend but I'm not sure if it's true.

Re: Mayme Horseman

emp1re1 — 2009-12-17 23:09:49Z

Mayme was my grandmother's sister. My grandmother was Nancy Viola Fisher. Their parents were Walter Tipton Horseman and Ora Barber Horseman. There were several brothers and sisters...

Re: Horseman/Barber

emp1re1 — 2009-12-16 22:53:14Z

Nancy Viola Fisher was my grandmother. Marvin Rex Fisher was my grandfather. My mother is Harriet Lorraine Fisher Tyndall Merket.

Re: William T. Horseman

IanRichards71 — 2009-10-30 15:11:40Z

Hi,
I'm investigating any Horseman families from Hull, for a friend. Did you ever find much about William T Horseman and his ancestry?
Best wishes
Ian Richards
Cornwall UK

ianmrichards@hotmail.co.uk

Re: Thomas & Jane Horseman 1680, Somerset County, Maryland

littleworth — 2009-09-07 14:29:00Z

Don't know if I am attached or not. I go back to a Luke Horwseman. b. Somerset County 1776. His father was Henry Horseman, no date and I believe that his father was Henry. My great grandfather was Charles Oliver Horseman. I have spent the past 20 years trying to prove that his obit was correct in saying that he was a Confederate soldier. The 1890 Special Census of Soldiers Sailors Marines and Widows lists him as a Confederate. I'll be glad to collaborate. Jay

Timothy Horseman

josephbrice — 2009-04-14 12:20:18Z

The Prattens website (www.prattens.co.uk) details the following:

1767: Leonard Horseman of Hutton Conyer will mentions son Leonard Horseman, son Thomas Horseman, son John Horseman, son Timothy Horseman, dau Elizabeth, dau Ann, dau Frances, wife Elizabeth Horseman, brother George Horseman.

Does anyone have anything on any of these people (in particular Timothy).

Regards.
Joe

Re: Mary L. Horseman

marionhendricks — 2007-10-02 23:49:03Z

Patrick Horsman was my Great Great Grandfather. Him and Nellie Vincent had William Robert Hosman. Note the name change. I have a little more info
Marion (Hosman) Hendricks

Isaiah Horseman

kimberley8 — 2007-09-05 00:22:10Z

I am looking for anyone who might have this family. A wonderful lady named Mary found them in the 1850 Census for Clermont, Ohio for me and now I need to find out where they went. Paulina is my g-g-grandmother. Sarah's maiden name may have been BANKS.
Isaiah 41 Ohio
Sarah 31 Tenn.
William B. J. 9 Ohio
David J. 7 Ohio
Paulina 3 Ohio
John B. 1 Ohio

William T. Horseman

byualumni2000 — 2007-08-13 20:36:08Z

I am looking for more information on William T. Horseman from England estimated year of birth 1852. He married Helena Greensides 1873 both were from England (Hull perhaps) but migrated to Utah. They divorced and I have no idea what happens to him after that. I also know nothing about his parents etc. They had three children together Erasmus Laura and Ethelbert. Erasmus died young and Laura and Ethelbert took on the name Young.

Re: William Horseman b. 1717 - 1720 Fairfax Co., Va.

enidtaylor — 2007-08-01 10:16:16Z

Would anyone have informaton on a William Horseman who married an Elizabeth Taylor in ohio. Thanks

Hubert Horseman & Priscilla Perrins of Sask.

familyjanes1 — 2007-06-05 02:41:21Z

Looking for info on these ancestors of mine.
Priscilla (1891-?), daughter of Daniel and Ellen NEWELL emmigrated to Canada from Darlaston, Staffs England and Hubert(1891-?), son of Jim (of Richard) and Sarah ? from Whimpstone, England.
Fingers crossed in Nfld.
Brenda Janes

Horseman headstone in Lancaster (Fairfield County) Ohio

PaulLittrell — 2007-06-04 21:32:47Z

On Memorial Day '07, I spotted my family name on a large headstone in Forest Rose Cemetery, Lancaster OH -- Jane Littrell. The stone said HORSEMAN. I'm sorry I have little infomation on it, but wondered if anyone on this board might have information. It is possible (because of the other Littrells there) that this is Jane Littrell (b. 1842) and daughter of John H. Littrell (1810-1850) and Elizabeth Fox (1818-1893).

Re: Marmaduke Horseman ENG imm. to NJ 1677

dominic_wells — 2007-01-24 23:01:16Z

I read your posting on Marmaduci Horseman (or Horsman). born 1570 in York England.

We are decended from his son George Horseman born 1596 and christened in Ripon Yorkshire, brother of Marmaduke II Horseman. Our branch of the family stayed in Yorkshire (Fewston) until 1850 then moved to London.

You appear to have more information about Marmaduci Horseman than I have. Most of my information comes from IGI.

Re: My Horseman lineage

auntbonbon2004 — 2007-01-06 19:11:31Z

After a quick look, I only have the following children for William Horseman b1717-1720: Esias b1775, Abraham b1762, Jeremiah b1755 and the second William b1745-1749. His children are listed as Mimi b?, Signey b?, James b1765-1784, Esias b 1775, William b1776, Linny b1778, Stephen b 1780?, Joseph b1780. As you can see they overlap and have several children named the same, so I really haven't got any information that is usable. I am trying to sort out who is who. I do not list a Zachariah in either list. Maybe one of the above names will give you something to go on. Sorry I couldn't be more help. If you find out anything useful, please let me know. Thanks

Re: My Horseman lineage

classof97 — 2007-01-05 00:49:55Z

I'm interested in William's children (either one), since I have a Zachariah Horseman b in Loudon County, VA approx 1776 that's a brick wall. It's likely he's the son of one of William's brothers but I've never seen the list of siblings. Does anyone have that information?
Many thanks,
Michele

Re: My Horseman lineage

bhorseman1 — 2006-12-30 14:52:42Z

Hi Drew
I can trace my line back to the original William 3 different ways. The direct way through my father's line goes William, William Sr., Joseph W., Whaley Jackson, James Thomas, Lennie, Holman, Jeffrey Lenn ( my father). The second way back is through Lennie's wife Sarah. Lennie and Sarah were first cousins. Lennie's father James Thomas and Sarah's father Fielder were brothers. If I understood your post correctly they were also brothers of your GGGgrandfather Joseph. The 3rd way I go back is through an adoption (thank goodness). Your GGgrandfather James had a brother named Charles. Charles married Ann Warren and they adopted (or raised) Eulah Barnes. Eulah later married my GGgrandfather Lennie. We have been unable to find out anything about Eulah's family or why she was adopted.

I have a lot of old family photos, but they are mostly of Lennie's and James Thomas' clans. I would love to have any old family info you could share.

Thanks and I hope to hear back from you.

Brian Horseman

Re: Horseman related to Bailey's from Slate Valley, Ky

DHorseman3470 — 2006-12-21 23:37:37Z

Hey Isaac,
How have you been?
Been doing a lot of research lately.
I've been finding quite a bit.
Send me an email and we can chat.
Thanks,

Drew

Re: My Horseman lineage

DHorseman3470 — 2006-12-21 23:34:51Z

Hello, Brian.

How do you tie into the tree?

Drew Horseman

Re: My Horseman lineage

DHorseman3470 — 2006-12-21 23:33:38Z

Hello.
I have actually been digging around in your direct family.
If I am correct, your John T. is actually John Tilford and went by Tilford. I have been attempting to contact Beverly Horseman, who is Parker Horseman's daughter. No Success. Maybe we can help each other. My GGGrandfather is James Horseman, Tilford's brother. How can I help?
Drew Horseman

Re: My Horseman lineage

Brian_Horseman — 2006-10-10 18:42:24Z

My line branched off from your line at Joseph and Armon Traylor, and since most of what I have would be for the generations after that, I may not be able to help much.

This is my line. http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?o... Holman was my grandfather.

I am just a novice genealogist and don't have much, but would be glad to share what I have. I would also like to know what you have found out about our common ancestors from Joseph on back.

Thanks,
Brian

My Horseman lineage

2006-09-30 22:12:06Z

I have been researching the Horseman family for several years, but have just in the last year been making headway. I am listing my direct lineage back to William Horseman b 1717-1720. I am trying to fill in some of the gaps. I came across this site by accident and am going crazy with the information here. I would like to have help finding out more information on my family. Anything you can help with is appreciated. I do have some information to exchange, but not a lot. I have dates and childrens names, spouses etc, but the more current I get the more I lose the threads to follow.

William Horseman b 1717-1720 d 1763 m Unknown 4 children
SON
William Horseman b 1745-1749 d 1814 m Helena Lay 8 "
SON
Joseph Horseman b 1780 d 1828 m Hannah Whaley 8 "
SON
Joseph Horseman b 1827 d 1911 m Armon Traylor 7 "
SON
John T. Horseman b1856 d 1941 m Annie Shrout 6 "
then married Luine Bohannon (Rodgers) 2 "
SON with Lunie
Joseph Horseman b 1906 m Nell Robinson 6 "
these are my direct grandparents
Ura Horseman b 1935 m Wilburn Grimes 4 "
these are my parents
I am looking for death dates and burial sites (Counties, States) information like that. I know the family started in VA and migrated to KY and then a lot of them to MO. If any one can help me find websites to fill in the gaps I would REALLY appreciate it. I am on the go quite a lot and can't always answer your e-mails right away, but I will as soon as possible. THANK YOU

Re: Marmaduke Horseman ENG imm. to NJ 1677

cmovahed — 2005-10-21 04:37:11Z

A daughter of Marmaduke (of Freehold) named Abigail was listed as making Second Declaration of Intentions of Marriage on 10/4/1716. Marriage partner was William Bunting (son of John) at Chesterfield, NJ (Burlington Co.) MM. Date of ceremony is in the digest of the Certificate of Marriage, published in the N.J. Archives, Vol. 22: 650-678. Another Horseman female is listed - Mary Horseman - but article doesn't state if she is a daughter of Marmaduke. She made her Second Declaration on 5/7/1724 with James Paxton of Buckingham, PA at the Chesterfield MM.

Re: Horseman related to Bailey's from Slate Valley, Ky

KayRichards82 — 2005-07-28 12:44:28Z

I have a Harve Bailey married to Pearl Horseman. Pearl's father was Fielder Horseman and mother was Nancy Honaker. They had 5 children.Arther, Irvin, Mae, Pearl and Iva. See if this fits anywhere in your line and let me know.

Kay Richards
wife of Larry Richards
son of Dan and Lila Mae Horseman Richards.

Stormyrichards@aol.com

Re: John W Horseman 1852-4

2005-06-21 17:56:28Z

I am interested in info about James Hosman/ Horseman, whe may have married an indian woman and then settled in Daviess Co Mo, Do you know anything about this>