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MACK Harold Jr - Vietnam Wall section 7E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-09 11:22:00Z

MACK Harold Jr - Vietnam Wall section 7E

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MACK George J - Vietnam Wall section 7E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-07 22:06:52Z

MACK George J - Vietnam Wall section 7E

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MACK Daniel J - Vietnam Wall section 6E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-04 19:20:38Z

MACK Daniel J - Vietnam Wall section 6E

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MACK Robert L - Vietnam Wall section 6E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-03 11:57:47Z

MACK Robert L - Vietnam Wall section 6E

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MACK Robert L - Vietnam Wall section 5E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-04-29 01:10:30Z

MACK Robert L - 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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Re: Brenner postings to LDS

Derickrowe — 2012-04-21 05:51:04Z

I'm a great great grandson of Alexander Brenner of Blackwell, Oklahoma. My mother would love to get to know some of our extended family.

MACK OBITS FROM NIAGARA COUNTY, NY: NEED TO SEND OR DISPOSE OF

Encanto59 — 2012-04-09 19:15:00Z

In 2010 and earlier, I scanned/posted on this message board several obits of Macks from Niagara County and now that I am moving to a smaller apt. I must dispose of them; but before I toss into “circular file” I would like to offer them to anyone who might be interested. Hopefully, all to one person (less postage and more importantly, less time for me right now since I still have a lot of downsizing/packing to do)
To review: the obits are for: Willard (1918 – 2003); Jacob, age 80, obit dated 10/30/1854; Cornelius J. (1908 – 1983); May “Merrimac” Mack, d/o Mary Keough and Cornelius Mack (1884 – 1981); Agnes Lardner Mack (ca 1877 – 1965); Leonard A. ( - March 1995); Emma I. (Budde) Mack, (1907 – 1980); John L. (1903 – 1981); Harvey R. (ca 1910 – 1976).
I have not been able to connect any of these to the branches of my Macks who moved from Tompkins County to Niagara county and I no longer need/wish to keep these. I obtained these copies many years ago from the Niagara County Gen. Society; I was told that many obits they once had in this file folder had “disappeared”, so no telling how many are remaining by this time.

Re: Looking for fathers family Newell (Gene) Mack

rnmack02 — 2012-04-09 18:52:38Z

My dad, Newell, was Ora's brother. I remember visiting Vanceburg as a child and some time spent with Gene. My email addy is rnmack02@yahoo.com

Daniel Mack of Milton, NY ( - 1798) and wife? Esther

Encanto59 — 2012-04-04 23:45:22Z

I find it is important to keep posting queries on brick walls, so doing this one again; it has been awhile.

I have some information found on a Daniel Mack when I was researching in Onondaga County, ca 1991. I finally figured out, some time ago, it cannot be MY Daniel Mack who founded (ca 1800) Macktown in Tompkins County, son of immigrant John Mack and Isabella Brown; but I still have the information on this unknown Daniel Mack and perhaps by now someone knows of him and can tell me where he belongs and in what Mack tree : John Mack family of Lyme Ct; or my John Mack is of Londonderry, NH).

From Tree Talks 1964: "Mack, Daniel, of Milton, deceased. bond $300 filed April 26, 1798, by Esther Mack and Cottrel, signed Cottrell Coy, admin. and John Huggins and Roswell Franklin (p 25 of Letters of Admin. Book 1 in the Surrogate's Office, Syracuse.)"

This lead me to the Surrogate's office when I was researching in NY and I copied the one page of the file - doesn't tell me anything. Does anyone know of this Daniel Mack who might have a wife named Esther and connected to a Cottrel Coy? I would love to do something with this piece of paper - except toss it out; hopefully someone can claim this Daniel Mack? I am moving soon and must de-clutter all of the unnecessary paperwork collected while researching.

Re: Flu

Encanto59 — 2012-04-04 23:28:59Z

I will do so; am not actively researching Corthell but never know who will "knock on my door"; especially those researching Mack.

Re: Flu

corthell — 2012-04-04 23:20:16Z

HI, Any connections found between Mac and Corthell are a help! I thank you! Please if you hear any more please tell me! You can e-mail me direct at mcampbel3@comcast.net---M.Campbell

Re: Flu

Encanto59 — 2012-04-04 20:44:51Z

Interesting that I found this old query; I just finished working on info I have had from a Kathy Hughes, 2000 who said she was grand dau. of Corthell Stanley Mack. I cannot not reach her via e-mail but here is some of what I now have on my database, not knowing if these are connected to my Macks of New Hampshire or not.

"Web-site of burials in Pine Grove Cemetery, Ludlowville, Lansing Twp., Tompkins, NY

Block A, Lot 13:Mack, Edwina C.,purchased September 16, 1911
George H. Mack; 1840 - 1933;
Burial Book: Grave dug May 1, 1933; from Ovid, NY
Edwina C. Corthell, his wife; 1848 - 1925:
Burial Book: Grave dug October 14, 1925; from Ovid, NY."

Re: Flu

Encanto59 — 2012-04-04 20:38:28Z

MACK of Toronto, Ontario

argyllgal — 2012-03-17 21:06:21Z

Hello,

I'm trying to find lost cousins for a female friend of my son. She would love to know why she's a redhead and has heard it comes from this lost side.

I don't know a lot, but maybe someone has some further hints for me! Her grandmother was G. MACK (still living, so won't use first name) born 1947, Toronto to John Edward MACK and Marcia Elizabeth TEMPLETON. I understand that John Edward MACK's mother was Dutch, possibly Jewish, with the unusual surname of VON KOVENHOVEN. Somewhere in there is the name CARPENTER too, but supposedly it was French and originally CHARPENTIER/CARPENTIER at one time.

Not much to go on, but I told her I'd try. I've got hits with less before! Thank you.

Mary

John Mack

tm730 — 2012-03-06 20:23:00Z

Looking for father and mother of John Mack born 12/23/1809 in South Carolina. Married Emmeline Coleman.

mack family

karenhenderson75 — 2012-02-27 20:15:03Z

my great grandfathers name is jeremiah agustis mack. he was born aboutb1872 died 1914 in tennessee. his parents are james k mack, & sarah l kettle. she also went by lou. there either from georgia or arkansas. he married eliza mayes. they had 7 children. 2died. one of my great grandparents are cherokee indian. james parents names are i think are john mack & nancy sweeger or sweeney. i have more info but i need to organize it. thanks karen herbert. any info is appreciated

Cheney Smith

yvettebwalker — 2012-02-16 05:43:29Z

My family's oral history always includes a "Cheney" -- a woman housekeeper, possibly former slave, living in Butler County, (Rochester) Kentucky.

The Oral history says that she dressed Ann Todd (sister of Abraham Lincoln's wife, Mary) for her wedding.

I have found some narrative information but I'm looking for hard data, records, etc.

Thank you!

"Mama" Mack

yvettebwalker — 2012-02-16 05:40:44Z

Looking for information about a "Mama" Mack, first name possibly Mary. Negro. Married to Lewis Smith and mother of Thompson Smith. Lived in Kentucky.

I can't find any credible sources on her. I find a Negro Mack with these family members in Missouri, but I don't think that is her.

She would be my great, great grandmother.

Re: Flu

corthell — 2012-02-13 18:11:41Z

HI ,Years since I posted to you and you to me about a fellow named Corthell Mack. Have you found any thing? You had the flu last time and nothing heard from you since.Hope you are well? -email me if you can (mcampbel3@comcast.net)
INtersted in why first name is my maiden name of Corthell.
Margery Corthell Campbell

Re: Robert Mack -Chicago 1922-1962

LouiseRegnier — 2012-02-05 15:00:43Z

Thank you for the info. I checked in all the cemetery of Illinois on Find A Grave but could not find him.

Re: Robert Mack -Chicago 1922-1962

lookingforall — 2012-02-05 10:42:09Z

He died 10 May 1962, Chicago, IL from a cerebral hemorrhage, from a congenital aneurism.

I have the marriage date as 26 Dec 1942, but not sure if that is the date of the marriage or the license

I have no other information on his wife, so I am assuming she is still alive.

Hope this helps.

Re: Robert Mack -Chicago 1922-1962

LouiseRegnier — 2012-02-05 01:55:55Z

Would you know the date Robert died ? Did they always lived in Illinois and the date of their marriage ? Thank you.

Re: Robert Mack -Chicago 1922-1962

lookingforall — 2012-02-04 21:13:20Z

yes, that is correct, Thank you

Re: Robert Mack -Chicago 1922-1962

laregnier — 2012-02-04 19:48:03Z

Possibly married Genevieve Regnier born 1923 in Illinois, daughter of Edward and Mathilda Chartier Sharkey ?

Re: Pete Eva Mack, NJ

twheels34 — 2012-02-04 14:19:00Z

Eleanor Mack Tarasuk was my grandmother. I can share some information and the family tree - if you're interested let me know!

Alice M. (Galbraith) Mack, 90,Born,in Fairfield Township, daughter of late John M. and Grace M. (Robinson) Galbraith.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2012-02-04 03:38:32Z

Alice M. Mack
New Florence

Alice M. (Galbraith) Mack, 90, of New Florence, died Wednesday, Jan. 18, 2012, at Presbyterian Home, Johnstown. Born March 21, 1921, in Fairfield Township, she was the daughter of late John M. and Grace M. (Robinson) Galbraith. She was married to William A. Mulvihill, of Robindale, from 1942 until his untimely death in 1967. In 1970, she married James D. Mack, of New Florence, who survives. She will fondly be remembered for her 20 years at Dr. Mike Sahlaney's office assistant in New Florence. She is also survived by son, William J. Mulvihill, of New Florence; and sister, Jane Clawson, of Ligonier. Future inurnment at Grandview Cemetery. Arrangements entrusted to KENNETH A. STUART FUNERAL HOME, New Florence.
(Pennsylvania - Pittsburgh )

Madge F. Mack, age 86, born in Titusville, Pa. daughter of the late Fred and Ida Conover Fuller.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2012-02-03 04:38:19Z

Madge F. Mack, age 86, formerly of Erie,PA,
passed away Tuesday, January 31, 2012, at the Marlton Virtua Hospital in Cherry Hill, N.J. She was born in Titusville, Pa. on November 8, 1925, a daughter of the late Fred and Ida Conover Fuller. She was a graduate of Academy High School. Madge was a self-employed partner in the Shaklee Nutrition business for many years. In addition to her parents, she is preceded in death by her husband, Elisha H. Mack, III and a son, Glenn W. Mack. Survivors include three sons: David R. Mack, Sr., Bruce E. Mack, and Stephen R. Mack; two daughters: Barbara A. Schuler and Carolyn E. Mack; 14 grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the Burton Westlake Funeral Home, 3801 West 26th St. (at Powell Ave.), on Friday from 4 to 8 p.m. and on Saturday from 10 a.m. until the time of service at 11 a.m. Burial will follow at Laurel Hill Cemetery.
(in the Erie Times-News on February 2, 2012 )

Rothwell Family in New York

BeatonClayton — 2012-01-04 17:40:28Z

In trying to complete a family tree for a friend, I am having trouble completing her father's side of the family. I am looking for the parents and any other information on Anthony Rothwell (1953-1985). He had a child with Janey Taubman which became Janey Alonzo (1949-1992) in 1979. They lived near Canarsie/Rockaway in Brooklyn, New York. Any help is greatly appreciated.

James Mack (1822-1888) & Rebecca J. Clark (D. 1885) of Cincinnati, Oh

hedgeturner — 2011-12-30 21:09:04Z

I am looking to share information with anyone researching James Mack (B. Dec 1, 1822 in Pa. or Oh), who married Rebecca J. Clark (D. March 27, 1885). They lived in Cincinnati, Hamilton Co, Ohio and had numerous children including Henry Mack (B. abt 1854, D. Apr 25, 1929), Mary A. Mack Worley (B. abt 1855, D. Feb 1, 1936), Rebecca Jennetta Mack (B. abt 1857), Kate Mack (B. 1860), Ella Mack (B. abt 1863), James Mack Jr. (B. abt 1864), William Mack (B. Mar 21, 1869, D. Apr 16, 1943) and John Mack (B. abt 1870). Both, Rebecca J. Clark Mack, who died on March 27, 1885, and James, who died on Oct 20, 1888, were buried at Spring Grove Cemetery in Cincinnati.

Re: alonzo l and laura reynolds mack

midnight53 — 2011-12-14 16:05:40Z

naomiro1415
I am also trying to find info on Alonzo Mack and Laura Reynolds Mack No info on New York from where they came from
and then settled in Wi. I do know Alonzo lived out the rest
of his life in Wi.With his 3 children Alice Rosetta, Ida Belle
(my gr grandma) and Rufus. Alonzo's obit says he lived in
Sheridan Wi.He died from heart disease at 76 yrs old.
Died Oct 23 1893.It also said in his obit that his wife died
several years ago in Sheridan Wi. I do not know alot about
her. Any info you have would be greatly appreciated.
I will let you know of any new info.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year

Midnight 53

Re: alonzo l and laura reynolds mack

midnight53 — 2011-12-14 15:39:08Z

Eva Bell Engel Wollangk is my grandpa's sister. My grandpa was
Allen Engel. My gr grandpa was August Reinhardt Engel married
to Ida Belle Mack.Ida Belle Mack parents were Alonzo Mack
and Sarah Reynolds they married somewhere in New York. I have
been researching Alonzo and Sarah quite awhile but can,t
seem to find out where they came from in New York or any
other siblings or parents of either one. But not giving up.
Eva Belle would of been my Great Aunt.My grandpa Allen Engel
married my grandma Myrtle Klaske married june 14 1922 they
had 12 children. ELLEN,Shirley{my mother}Delores,Charles,
Richard,Robert,Gary,Barbara,Gayle,Diane,Verna,Kathy.If you
have any info please let me know.
I will let you know of any new info still searching.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year..

Midnight 53

Re: alonzo l and laura reynolds mack

naomiro1415 — 2011-12-14 03:02:14Z

I am also a descendant of Ida Belle Mack/August Reinhard Engel. Have extensive information on the siblings of Ida and children of this union. All info from Alonzo and Laura forward. I am trying to expand this line. Have no parents for either.
Alice Rosetta is the oldest daughter and married a Seeber.

Mak> Makk> Mack

jamesmack12 — 2011-12-01 22:15:51Z

Looking for Hungarian lineage of the Makk Family. Who's surname was changed to Mack when they arrived in the U.S.
@ 1900. And any who might be related to them.

Mack Family, Hayti Missouri

madamecreole — 2011-11-23 03:59:55Z

Just wondering if anyone has information on the Mack family that were and still reside in Hayti, Missouri.

Re: Enid MACK/Neville POOLEY, Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland, UK

aricandec — 2011-11-21 12:07:27Z

Are you still there?? Enid Adolph Mack was named for my great-aunt Enid M Cook. Isabella Mack worked with the Cook family in Washington, Co.Durham, as companion and French tutor, and then later with my grandmother's family in Cumberland. Always known as 'Madame Mack' and treated with enormous respect!
Her uncle, George Mack, married into my husband's family, and also died young leaving no family.
Enid (4th)

Re: The Irish Mack Connection

themackfamily_1 — 2011-11-18 17:43:04Z

My ancestor John Mack is from County Meath due west of Dublin.

I need to access my Family Tree on my backup. I can send you the top level to see if any of the names on my list hits with your side ..

Ronnie Mack

Re: The Irish Mack Connection

PattieHagedorn1 — 2011-11-18 16:31:51Z

No, sorry that is all I know. My other side of the family (McGinty/O'Donnell) came from Donegal and I was just there in September.

There must be some truth to the MacNamara story since we are hearing it from your part of the family and my part. I did note on the censes that Thomas Leo Mack said both his parents were from Ireland but on ancestry.com there are multiple sources showing she was not from Ireland.

If I do pull up any other facts, I'll be sure to let you know.

Re: The Irish Mack Connection

themackfamily_1 — 2011-11-16 04:04:40Z

Pattie,

Do you have dates ? Also, I have heard as well that Mack was derived from MacNamera but I have not found any links at all. I have been to Dublin sevral times researching Macks. There are Macks in Ireland . I have contacts myself but no evidence they are related.

Ronnie Mack

Re: The Irish Mack Connection

PattieHagedorn1 — 2011-11-16 01:57:56Z

We were always told that the name was changed from MacNamara to Mack when he came to this country. I can find my grandfather, Thomas Leo, who was born in NYC and I see that his father is John Mack but the records seem to stop. To me that indicates his origins are from another country and I know that it is Ireland.

I didn't indicate anything about Wales. My aunt told me that Thomas had a sister who lived in England married name is Elizabeth Bogans. I have no clue if she stayed there or married and moved there.

Re: The Irish Mack Connection

themackfamily_1 — 2011-11-13 21:17:16Z

Pattie,

Send me more.. dates,wives,siblings,children etc especially on Thomas and John. We may have a connection.
My original John Mack emigrated from Ireland ~ 1858 or so. He was 36 I think. He married a yound lady Mary Reilley and had 10-11 kids ..

Anyway I have data but not on this PC ..

My family tree is predominately central PA ( Cresson, Altoona, Gallitzin etc ). Seward is definitely possible.

Ronnie Mack

Re: The Irish Mack Connection

PattieHagedorn1 — 2011-11-13 20:18:18Z

My grandfather was Thomas Leo Mack and lived in Seward, PA. I have his photo on my family tree. I can't seem to get past his father, John. We think he came from Ireland.

MACK Daisy M. Briggs - Youngstown, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2011-10-15 19:09:06Z

YOUNGSTOWN – Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. on Monday, Oct. 17, 2011, at the F.D. Mason Memorial Funeral Home Inc. for Mrs. Daisy M. Mack, 80, who departed this life Tuesday, Oct. 11, 2011, at Select Specialty Hospital.

Mrs. Mack was born Jan. 9, 1931, in Youngstown, Ohio a daughter of James and Margaret Banks Briggs.

She was a surgical technician and ward clerk at Northside Hospital and a teacher’s aide for the Youngstown City Schools.

Her husband, James “Duke” Mack Sr., whom she married July 15, 1950, died June 16, 1999.

She was a member of the Centenary United Methodist Church, its Nurses Guild, Usher Board, Missionary Society, coordinator of its day camp and a member of the United Methodist Women.

She was also Worthy Matron Chapter 48, past Grand Deputy for State of Ohio and a member of Heroines of Jericho Order of Eastern Star. She served as Precinct Judge for Youngstown Board of Elections.

She leaves her children, James (Anita) Mack Jr. of Gahanna, Ohio, Linda (Frank) Rucker of Warrensville Heights, Ohio, Lori Mack of Bedford Heights, OH and Lisa McKinney of Youngstown, Ohio; two sisters, Lucille (Harold) Hart of St. Louis and Florence Wilson of Youngstown; a brother, Henry Briggs of Canton, Ohio; six grandchildren, James Mack III, Ebony Madison, Kelli Rucker, Victoria Mack and Shane and Ryan McKinney; four great-grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by her parents; a grandson, Robert Mack; two sisters, Juanita Stennis and Willa Mae Minor; a brother, Robert Briggs; and a daughter-in-law, Trudy Mack.

Friends may call from 10 to 11 a.m. on Monday at the funeral home.

Mahoning

Re: mack`s in sc

stirfrye56 — 2011-10-09 05:47:19Z

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Re: Correction, Marion Mack

hickorytor1 — 2011-10-05 04:23:30Z

Electra N. (Nora or Lenora) McHone, b. Apr. 1867, d. 1941 Topton, Macon NC at age 75; bur. Top of the Winding Stair Cemetery in Topton, Cherokee County NC. Electra, found often in records as Lector or Lectra, was 16 and Marion Mack was 18 in the 1880 census, already married. Marion was a farmer.
She m. William Marion McMahan (Mack), b. 5 Oct. 1862 in Bull Creek, Madison Co. NC, d. 7 Jan. 1944 in the State Hospital of cardio renal failure due to arteriosclerosis. There is no burial place as his body was donated to the Bowman Gray School of Medicine. On his death certificate, he was listed as a widower, wife unknown, and both parents unknown. He was a son of Sanders McMahan (b. 1834 in Yancey County NC) and Lucinda Harris (b. Apr. 1841 in NC). He was a descendant of Archibald McMahan, but for some reason shortened his last name to Mack. Most of Marion and “Lector’s” children settled around Cherokee, Macon and McDowell counties.
1. Horace Mack, b. Aug. 1880 Madison County NC, d. 27 Dec. 1935; bur. Top of the Winding Stair Cemetery, Topton, Cherokee Co. NC. He m. Anna B. McMahan, daughter of Samuel Lender and Mary Lou Mason McMahan. He is buried beside his brother Frank.
1. Clarence McMahan (Mack), b. 26 Mar. 1912 in Nantahala, Swain Co. NC.
2. Rev. James Frank McMahan (Mack), b. 30 May 1888, Valleytown, Cherokee Co. NC, d. 19 Sept. 1959 in Topton NC, at age 71 of a cerebral vascular accident due to HCV disesase; bur. at the Winding Stair Cemetery in Topton, Cherokee Co. NC. The cemetery is known by three names: Top of the Winding Stair Cemetery, Union Hill Cemetery and Camp Branch Cemetery. He m. Rosie Louise Eleander Mason, b. 25 Oct. 1888 in Nantahala NC. She died in California. Most of Frank and Rosie’s children settled in California around the San Joaquin Valley area of Fresno or Firebaugh.On his death certificate, he was listed as a section foreman on the railroad. They had seven children.
1. Emmitt McMahan (Mack).
2. Vernon Elmer McMahan (Mack).
3. Anzalee “Andy” McMahan (Mack).
4. Clyde McMahan (Mack).
5. Carl Quinton McMahan (Mack), b. 20 May 1925; m. Ruby Ricker, b. 28 January 1916.
6. Ruby McMahan (Mack).
3. Laurah J. McMahan (Mack), b. Oct. 1889.
4. Florence T. McMahan (Mack), b. 3 Mar. 1892 Burningtown, Macon NC, d. 10 July 1950 of pancreatic cancer. She is buried in Mt. Sinai Cemetery in Burningtown; m. Emmitt Rowland.
5. Lillie D. McMahan (Mack), b. Mar. 1893.
6. Daniel Richmond McMahan (Mack), b. Jan. 1895.
1. Warren G. Mack.
7. Benjamin Mack, b. c.1899.
8. Thomas Carlos McMahan (Mack), b. 25 May 1900, d. 26 June 1978; married 1894 Ollie Mason, b. 30 Aug. 1905, d. 18 Jun. 1996 in Macon County NC. He is buried in the same cemetery as his brothers.
1. Dorothy Hazel Mack, b. 18 Dec. 1923, d. 7 Sept. 1924.
2. Joseph Earl Mack, b. 11 Feb. 1928.
9. Belle McMahan (Mack), b. c, 1903 NC; m. Phil Rice.
10. Norwood Mack, b. c. 1910.
11. Alonzo Stanley McMahan (Mack), b. 17 Jan. 1912, Swain; m. Teresa Mack.
Lectra's father was Merritt Marion McHone, (also found as Merrit B. McHone) son of Joshua and Elizabeth McHone, was born Nov. 1826 in Burke Co. NC, d. 9 June 1928 in Reems Creek Township, Madison Co. NC. age 102. He m1. 3 Dec. 1841 to Sarah Hanna Louisa “Leiza” Hollifield, daughter of Isaac and Sally Hollifield, b. c.1825 NC; d. 1939; m2. Adeline Phillips, b. 1853, on 3 Dec. 1898. He was a laborer and farmer. Merritt purchased many tracts of land, beginning about 1862 and continuing into the 1900s. In the 1870 census records, he had real estate worth $2,000.

John Mack

s11payne — 2011-09-13 17:11:47Z

Looking for John Mack, said to be born in Lexington about 1888, He married Josephine Dixon from Bonnieville, Hart, Kentucky and moved to Pitsburgh (on 1920 Census) and had one daughter born Mary Josephine but called Johnnie who moved back to Kentucky when she was 4 .. Thanks

MACK Douglas D - Vietnam Wall section 1E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-09-07 12:01:24Z

MACK Douglas D - Vietnam Wall section 1E

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 222,447 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.

Henry Clay Mack (1844 – 1931) : have pension file to send

Encanto59 — 2011-08-17 16:51:00Z

I am downsizing my genealogical “stuff “ to better fit what will remain into a smaller apt. when I move to another part of the state. have the pension file of Henry Clay Mack to send to some descendant (through their adopted children) or someone connected to this Mack family.
Henry was b. 24 Aug 1844 in Ithaca, Tompkins, NY to (my) John Milton Mack and Susan Maria Almy. He is a brother to my Frances Eunice Mack. Henry married Cynthia Ann Wheelock 11 Sept. 1868 in Marshall County, Iowa. (Possibly Marshalltown). I have not done research to follow the trail of the only two children I found: Russell M. Mack who was adopted and Adeline Mack. There may be “descendants” of Henry and Cynthia through these children who may want to know more about this couple.
Henry had multiple serious injuries as a result of his Civil War Service and had to keep applying for a pension and then for an increase in same as his ability to work to earn a living decreased. This is a big fat file and it could fit into a manila envelope but not sure it would make it through the mail; might consider using one of those flat rate envelopes for 4.95 and I would appreciate being reimbursed for postage no matter what envelope it goes in; I am on a very low fixed income with no changes foreseen. This pension file will not be going with me when I move.

Charles E. Mack (1859 – 1915) and Josie Mc Donald: have photos

Encanto59 — 2011-08-17 16:27:49Z

I have an extra copy of a photo of Charles E. Mack, [s/o John Milton Mack and Susan Maria Almy] and one of his wife, Josie McDonald, that I would like to send to another family member/descendant.

Charles was born 27 June 1859 in Illinois (most likely Winnebago County); he d. 15 May 1915 in Pasadena, Los Angeles, CA. He md. Josie Mc Donald {“Jo} 31 Oct. 1882 in Little Rock, Pulaski, AR. (I have a copy of their marriage license). All I have on Jo is that she was b. abt 1859 in Ireland (census); she d. before 1900 in Marshalltown, Marshall, Iowa. Charles is not my ancestor but is a brother to my Frances Eunice Mack. Charles and Jo had a dau. Mary Alma Mack, [Sept 1884 – 1969] who md. Clarence W. Lurvey.

William B. Mack (ca. 1810 - 15 Dec 1845) & Wife Theresa: Ludlowville

Encanto59 — 2011-08-16 18:50:11Z

I posted this query before, but never any responses as to who this William B. Mack was who is buried in Pine Grove Cemetery in Ludlowville, NY, with his wife Theresa. William B. back died Dec. 15, 1845, age 35; his wife Theresa died Jan 17, 1879 age 61 years. I do not know who William belongs to; I have never been able to connect him to my Macks. I am now downsizing to move to an even smaller apt. and I need to "dispose" of many things, including photos. So I am hoping someone can connect to William and Theresa and ask for these photos to be sent to them. They need to go somewhere, but not with me when I leave here.

Wm& John Mack, Lawrie/Davidson-Monument Pic from Melrose

clddbd — 2011-08-10 07:41:03Z

This is a difficult stone to decipher.
I took this picture when I was at Melrose Abbey, Melrose, Scotland in July 2011. I hope that someone finds it meaningful.

Cheryl

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