Sheets - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Sheets/Cunninghams

bettymbjohnson — 2012-05-10 01:07:15Z

tina:
I am sorry I didn't get back to you, My mother in law and I were very much planning to come to west virginia to look up family history. Unfortunely and with deep sadness, we had lost mom in 2001. Then my husband and I moved to georgia about 5 months afterward, and I haven't done anything in the way of family history since. I am starting up again, because I really want my grandchildren to know who they are part of. I guess I can start with the name Oscar Blake Sheets, and somewhere when I dig up what I have will be the name Plants. If you are still interested, I can sent the names of moms children and dates.
I am so sorry again for not keeping on this, but as usual life shows up and throws us off course some times. Hope to hear from you soon.
Betty Johnson

Re: Raymond Sheets

Sheeter12 — 2012-05-07 21:39:58Z

I know he had brothers, they grew up in Denison Ohio.

Re: Raymond Sheets

mimiXdawn — 2012-05-07 18:37:24Z

"Did Raymond have any brothers? My grandfather was Floyd Sheets and I think that he had a brother named Raymond. I know that he had several brothers"

My father's name is Raymond, and his grandfather was Floyd. They're from WV

Re: Nancy Sheets (b: 1855 in Ohio) marr. Lafayette Williams 2/6/1872 in IL

flstsci — 2012-04-30 01:21:51Z

Hi Gloria, thank you for your reply to my query. I see that someone else sent a reply to your post before I had a chance to do so. I assume from your post that your friend at work is related to my family? I'd like to get in touch w/your friend to share the family history w/her. She's welcome to contact me directly at my personal mailing address. Would you please ask her for me? I'd really appreciate the opportunity to share family information w/your friend & to know more about my family too, as I know very little about this part of my family. My wife & I started researching my family history together about six years ago. Thank you for your help, John

Re: Nancy Sheets (b: 1855 in Ohio) marr. Lafayette Williams 2/6/1872 in IL

Connie Sheets — 2012-04-28 18:25:24Z

Not my family, but the marriage is on the free Illinois Marriage Index through the Illinois State Archives; apparently occurred in DeWitt Co.

Put in Williams, L as the groom and it will come up...spelled Lafayett in the index. The index will give you the book and page number so you can obtain the original.

Re: Nancy Sheets (b: 1855 in Ohio) marr. Lafayette Williams 2/6/1872 in IL

glorialouden63 — 2012-04-27 22:58:54Z

Hi, Am wondering where you found Lafayette Williams marriage record. I haven't found it anywhere. Am doing family tree search for a friend at work as she has no computer. Thank you. Gloria

Re: Henry Sheets, Earl Albert Sheets

tlaster68 — 2012-04-21 00:55:46Z

wow.. I dont know if after all these years if anyone would check these message boards but.. Richard Dean was my father.. his brother Harold is the only relative of his I remember and last I knew he was living in California... I would love to find out the names of Henry Sheets parents.

Re: Sheets, Ervin, Haskins

1_zelda36 — 2012-04-18 02:40:04Z

I hope you got my message. I don't know who you are. I am Daisy Lou Ervin.

Re: Sheets, Ervin, Haskins

1_zelda36 — 2012-04-18 02:38:34Z

My grand;mother was Daisy Ervin, my uncle was Rboert. My dad was James Wasson Ervin. They were all from Buchanan, West Virginia. I have a family tree history on the Sheets, Ervins and some on Haskins. Who are you?

Re: Sheets: Parents of John B. from Wash Pa Son of William and Julia abt 1835

Murchadh400 — 2012-04-10 21:44:49Z

I am a descendant of Julia Ann the daughter (or Julian as it appears in the census), and I have newspaper articles, including obituaries, regarding her and Sarah Margaret (Sarah M. in the 1850 census).

I would love to trade information with any of the other Sheets out there, especially if anyone has any further information on William and Julia Ann.

Robert L. Sheets and Nora "Emma" Huskins

Twisted_Branches — 2012-02-26 09:24:28Z

Robert L. Sheets and his wife, Nora "Emma" are my G.Grandparents, they were from Washington Co.Tn, and died in Delta Co Tx in some sort of accident in 1910. I seen an old post on this site, from around 2000, from a lady who said she was the Granddaughter, and that her father was Charles F. Sheets and that her father raised the siblings. I am looking for any information about his sister Carrie Mae Sheets, my grandmother, any info of were she lived after being orphaned.
Also any info on the accident that killed Bob and Nora would also be great.

Re: Fannia Ellen (Fannie) Sheets aka Fannie Mae Huggins

jjwhite99 — 2012-02-09 04:47:28Z

You have the correct email address. Thanks for your reply. Jean

Fannia Ellen (Fannie) Sheets aka Fannie Mae Huggins

idahonetto — 2012-02-08 22:36:47Z

Hi Jean, thanks much for your Annie/Fannie Sheets reply. Unfortunately, you clearly know more than I. While I have been an Ancestry member for about 1-1/2 years, I just started my husband's tree and have much work to do.

I have added your fact that James signed up to serve in the Civil War at Menard County, IL. and that he died in a battle at Peach Tree Creek in Georgia in 1864. That is a great lead!

I'll continue to snoop around and let you know if I find any additional information.

Also, I tried to reply to you directly but the message failed. Is it jjwhite@aol.com?

Thanks again,
Linda

Re: Fannia Ellen (Fannie) Sheets aka Fannie Mae Huggins

jjwhite99 — 2012-02-08 21:57:55Z

All I have found were her parents were James N Sheets and Sarah Elizabeth Reed. James signed up to serve in the Civil War at Menard County, IL. He died in a battle at Peach Tree Creek in Georgia in 1864. I can't find her mother after that. Have you been able to find anything regarding Annie and Fannie's parents? Thanks for contacting me. You may contact me direct at jjwhiteataoldotcom. Substitute for the at and dot.

Re: Fannia Ellen (Fannie) Sheets aka Fannie Mae Huggins

idahonetto — 2012-02-05 00:46:00Z

Greeting, ran across your post today searching for my husband's 2nd great grandmother, Anna E. "Annie" Sheets- Muhlhausen.

Were you able to find any additional data on Fannie's or Annie's parents?

Thanks so much, Linda

Re: William & Angeline Sheets

heathermcanally — 2012-01-17 01:05:19Z

I do know Angeline married Maloy Wesley Thomas.....that may help in researching a date of death. Feel free to look at my tree.

Re: Estella (Stella) Sheets

reoutzen — 2012-01-14 23:12:02Z

Thanks for all the info. It will be interesting to see if I can go far enough backward to discover if my Sheets ancestor is German as well. I apppreciate the help!

Re: Estella (Stella) Sheets

sheatsp — 2012-01-14 04:15:33Z

Connie, thanks for replying to this. Just want to say that besides Germany, Switzerland is a possible origin for the Schutz/Schuetz/Sheets surname. I've even seen some from Russia, but I don't think that is very common.

Paul Sheats
Administrator
Sheets DNA Project

Re: Estella (Stella) Sheets

Connie Sheets — 2012-01-14 03:03:20Z

Sheets is a more common surname than most people realize. There is no one "line" - see the Sheets Surname DNA project at http://www.worldfamilies.net/surnames/sheets/ for details about the various family groups that have been confirmed through DNA. Most families carrying the name seem to have Germanic origins, often derived from names similar to Schutz (with an umlaut). It seems to have been an occupational name, similar to "rifleman," which helps explain its frequency. I've always found it interesting that there were several men carrying the surname in early America who were gunsmiths (although my earliest ancestor was a hatter).

There are multiple ways to spell the name. Some say there are some English families, perhaps more likely spelled Sheats and meaning "living on a knob or hill," but I'm not aware of any that have definitively traced their family to England (doesn't mean there aren't/weren't some families there; just that I don't know about them since I'm mostly interested in the Pennsylvania German lines).

Re: Estella (Stella) Sheets

reoutzen — 2012-01-13 19:36:29Z

Connie,
Thank you for the suggestions! Do you know the origin of the Sheets line (from what country they traveled to America)? I have a sister traveling to the British Isles in April, and am working to find any ancestors who emigrated from England, Ireland or Scotland.

Re: Estella (Stella) Sheets

Connie Sheets — 2012-01-13 18:53:06Z

The Wyandotte Co. marriage records, 1859-1918, have been microfilmed by the LDS Family History Library. You should be able to order the microfilm for a small fee to view at a local Family History Center. Assuming she is the mother of the oldest child (age 5 in 1880 census), they likely married about 1873-1874.

Or you might try contacting the Trowbridge Research Library - Google for the details.

Estella (Stella) Sheets

reoutzen — 2012-01-11 17:54:24Z

Does anyone have information on Estella (Stella) Sheets, wife of Monroe R. Sheets? They married in Wyandotte Co., Kansas. I do not know her maiden name, but would like to find it. She was born in Virginia around 1858. Their daughter was Laura Anna Sheets, born in Wyandotte Co., Kansas

Re: Barbara Ann SHEETS born Indiana approximately 1853

KathyRickSmith1974 — 2012-01-09 04:42:23Z

Barbara Ann is the mother of my Aunt's mother-in-law. I gave up researching this line for my aunt several years ago when I kept hitting a brick wall. I just started working on this family again last week and discovered her first name was Barbara.

THANK YOU for the death index lookup! Her daughter Lu was living in Martin county and remained there until her death. I live fairly close and you've given me an excellent clue to continue the search!

I agree with your assessment on Ancestry family trees since I have discovered many inconsistencies when compared to my own research/documentation. They have been helpful though since I have been able to rule out some and that narrows down the possibilities.

Thanks again!
Kathy

Re: Barbara Ann SHEETS born Indiana approximately 1853

Connie Sheets — 2012-01-08 22:33:34Z

Also, the "Minnesota Death Index, 1908-2002" at Ancestry shows a Barbra Ann Roberts as dying in Martin Co., MN on 12 Aug 1935, Certificate #8315.

Re: Barbara Ann SHEETS born Indiana approximately 1853

Connie Sheets — 2012-01-08 15:21:47Z

The information you have provided is more or less consistent with Barbara Sheets, b. 1849, daughter of Daniel Sheets (1810-1884) and Adaline Wilson. According to at least one online tree at Ancestry, she died in 1935 in Martin Co., MN.

Ancestry Public Trees are notoriously in error, although they can provide clues. Unfortunately, I don't have time right now to wade into this deeper, but I will tell you that some of those trees say that this Daniel Sheets is the son of my ancestors, Andrew Sheets and Lydia Sigafoos while others say he is the son of John Sheets and Mary Peterson.

While I can't provide proof yet, I can pretty much assure you that while my Andrew and Lydia (Sigafoos) Sheets did have a son named Daniel, he was *not* this Daniel.

Barbara Ann SHEETS born Indiana approximately 1853

KathyRickSmith1974 — 2012-01-08 03:02:11Z

I am searching for information regarding Barbara Ann SHEETS.

1880 United States Census – Centerville, Appanoose, Iowa
English, William, b Iowa, 27, father and mother born Indiana, Laborer
English, Annie, b Indiana, 26, father b Pennsylvania, mother b Kentucky, Keeping House
English, Lulu, daughter, b Iowa, age 6
English, Nathan, son, b Iowa, age 2

Iowa Births and Christenings 1830-1950
Eva Agnes English, birth 1 Jan 1887, birthplace Ottumwa, Wapello, Iowa, Father Wm H. English born Iowa age 36, Mother Barbara Ann Sheets English born Indiana age 37

Per 1900 US Census she had remarried. Her husband was JT Rupe a farmer with four children at home. They had been married six years, living in Keokuk twp, Wapello co, Iowa. Her daughter Eva was living with them.

I haven't been able to locate Barbara Ann in the 1910 census, but in 1920 she was living with her daughter, Lula Williams in Bowman, North Dakota.

Per family lore Barbara Ann married again after JT RUPE and her last husband's surname was ROBERTS.

I don't know where she died or where she's buried and I don't know what name she was using when she died.

Any information on Barbara Ann SHEETS would be greatly appreciated!

Re: Jarshura Jane Dunn Sheets OH>KS

david_dunn — 2011-12-09 06:50:08Z

Sherri, I believed I talked to you on the phone. This is just to complete the posting for others. Jerusha Jane Dunn is my G-Grandfather David Harvey Dunn's older sister. She was born in Washington County, Ohio in 1843 to Samuel Dunn and Lucy M (Ellis) Dunn. Samuel moved his family to Atchison Co. Kansas from Wesley Twp Washington County, Ohio in 1853. They spent two years enroute stopping Iowa where they are recorded on the 1855 Iowa State Census along with Calvin Sheets. They apparently moved together to Atchison County and Jerusha then married Calvin Sheets.

Re: Early Sheetz Family - Philadelphia PA & Shenandoah Co., VA

Connie Sheets — 2011-11-19 23:38:58Z

Maryann,

I've not done "real" research in PA that early, but I briefly checked the FHL Card Catalog, and it appears there are deeds back to the late 1600s. You should be able to order the microfilm for a small fee and use it at a local Family History Center, plus there are numerous published abstracts of early Bucks records, including deeds. Use the old FHL catalog and search by place at:

http://www.familysearch.org/eng/Library/FHLC/frameset_fhlc.a...

In addition, the Pennsylvania State Archives has images of several of their early land warrant registers and surveys online. A good place to start if you find you're dealing with original grants rather than resale deeds is:

http://www.phmc.state.pa.us/bah/dam/rg/rg17.htm#Surveys

Be sure to also click on the Land Records link/tab in the upper right hand corner for additional information.

Re: Early Sheetz Family - Philadelphia PA & Shenandoah Co., VA

mar112253 — 2011-11-14 23:23:45Z

Connie
I found John Emerick Nunnemacker's will on the Buck's county site (it changed since you posted the link--but I found it. thank you)

It look like John's wife Judith inherited the land prior to their marriage. It also looks like the will was executed in Buck's Co, but John lived in Rock Hill which was Huntingdon Co. If the land went to Judith prior to the marriage then it would have been pre 1735+-. Do you know what land or land grant records are available for that era for Buck's Co? I am assuming that Judith was an only child or at the very least had no brothers for the land to pass to her. Her father was most likely one of the first settlers, had land granted to him and he died widowed, with no sons. From that record, we could get Judith's maiden name and her father's name. I am in MA and don't know what records are available. You've done quite a bit of Sheetz research and I'd like your thoughts.
Thank you
Maryann Flaherty

Re: JOHN B. SIGAFOOS

KLFRANCIS2 — 2011-11-04 02:08:36Z

Dear Connie,

I am Karin Lee (SIGAFOOS FRANCIS and I recently wrote to you about JOHN SIGAFOOS and SOLOMON SIGAFOOS. I am looking for the wife and children of SOLOMON SIGAFOOS. You siad his wife was SARAH DODD and so far I haven't been able to find her or the names of their children. Can you help? I am also looking for the wife and children of GEORGE SIGAFOOS, SOLOMON'S parents.

You can e-mail me at cmrfran9@gmail.com
You asked me to send my address so you could send me info. If you will send me your direct email address again I will do that. I don't think I can put it in hre.

Thanks,

Karin Lee Francis

JOHN B. SIGAFOOS

KLFRANCIS2 — 2011-11-04 02:07:11Z

I AM LOOKING FOR THE PARENTS OF JOHN B.SIGAFOOS WHO WAS BORN 6 JULY 1825 IN OHIO, M. ELIZABETH DeHAVEN 9 SEPT 1851 IN OHIO AND DIED 29 JAN 1928 IN OHIO.
ELIZABETH DeHAVEN WAS BORN 4 JAN 1831 IN OHIO AND DIED 19 DEC 1888 IN IOWA. I HAVE REACHED A DEAD END WITH BOTH OF THESE PEOPLE AND NEED TO FIND THEIR PARENTS AND SO ON. ANY HELP WOUD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED.

THANKS,

KARIN LEE FRANCIS
P.S. YOU CAN EMAIL ME AT cmrfran9@gmail.com

Re: Jacob Sheets

steph7201 — 2011-10-17 23:45:44Z

Hi Beth, thanks for the reply. Yes I have Ollie and Elizabeth death information. It was on Ollie's death certificate that I found out about Jacob being his father.

Re: Jacob Sheets

steph7201 — 2011-10-17 23:44:09Z

Hi Connie, thanks for your notes. I found Jacob listed on Ollie's death certificate and it was my great grandmother Elizabeth who was the informant listed. My grandmother has dementia and hasn't been any help at all with any of my research.

Could it be a Jacob that is older then Caroline, thus them not marrying and we are missing the connection? I am a rookie at this research and not sure where to go next to figure all of this out.

Re: Jacob Sheets

Connie Sheets — 2011-10-15 20:45:58Z

I misspoke when I said there were two Jacob Sheets in the 1880 North Carolina census of the right age to be the person you are looking for. There is no one of an appropriate age with that name, at least as currently indexed by Ancestry. There are people named Jacob Sheets in NC, but they seem too old or too young, although they can't be absolutely ruled out on that basis.

The other possibilities that come to mind: (1) he's there, but not indexed properly, (2) he was not enumerated in the 1880 census, (3) he's living in another state in 1880, but then you have to account for how he and Caroline Absher met, (4) he was enumerated with another first name, or (4) the informant for the name of the father of Ollie (Absher) Sheets was wrong.

Re: Jacob Sheets

Connie Sheets — 2011-10-15 19:01:43Z

As you may be aware, Ollie was enumerated in the 1900 census in Wilkes Co., NC as Olly Absher, with his mother Caroline and his grandmother. Caroline's entry states she is single and the mother of one child, one living, suggesting that if Jacob Sheets were Ollie's father they never married. Had Caroline ever been married, she should have been recorded as married, widowed, or divorced, not single.

There are two individuals in North Carolina in the 1880 census of the right age to be the Jacob Sheets you are looking for, although I haven't taken the time to consult a NC map to see which one may be the "best bet" based on geography.

Besides studying the lives of these two men thoroughly, I would suggest consulting Wilkes Co. court records (assuming they exist for the time period; they may or may not be microfilmed). There may have been a court case related to establishing who was responsible for his financial support (similar to child support cases today).

Re: Jacob Sheets

Beth_Goble — 2011-10-14 18:55:23Z

Found where Ollie and Elizabeth buried in Maryland, Harford Co. and found their census records, could not find a marriage. Probably NC or WV. Looks like Jacob died before 1900.

Jacob Sheets

steph7201 — 2011-10-13 23:55:26Z

I asked this a couple of years ago and haven't gotten any further in my research so I am going to try again to see if anyone new to the site can now help.

I am looking for a Jacob Sheets that had a son by the name of Ollie who was born Aug 14, 1885 and died on Sept 10, 1952. Ollie's mother was Caroline Absher (1860 - ?). Have not been able to track a marriage between Jacob and Caroline. Do you have any information on these folks???

Re: sheets of fayette co pa

BMS38 — 2011-09-15 20:53:09Z

My father, Alfred Sheets of Fayette County, married Rena Helmick of Fayette County in 1923. Rena's maternal grand-mother was Sophia Cover. She was the wife of James Collins.

SHEETS Vernon E. 1918-2011 b. Chesterhill, OHIO

Lace_Lynch — 2011-09-14 12:27:37Z

: Vernon E. Sheets, 93, of Zanesville, Ohio passed away at 7:30 p.m. Monday, September 12, 2011, at Highland Oaks Health Center in McConnelsville, Ohio.

He was born August 30, 1918, in Chesterhill, Ohio (Morgan County) a son of the late William F. and Ethel Rowland Sheets.

He was a machine operator for Taylor Woodcraft in Malta,Ohio and attended the Calvary Baptist Church.

He was a World War II Army veteran. He served in Europe and was in three major battles: The Battle of the Bulge, Rhineland, and Central Europe. He was in the 99th Division and in the Second Division at the time of his discharge.

He is survived by his widow, Alive Huffman Sheets, of the home; three sons, Richard (Linda) Sheets, Kevin (Annette) Sheets, all of Malta, and Stanley (Diann) Sheets of Stockport, Ohio; two daughters, Patricia (Garry) McIntire of Beverly, Ohio and Beverly (Steve) Miskovich of Zanesville, Ohio; one step-son, Eugene (Kathy) Huffman of Gallipolis, OH; 17 grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren; one great-great-grandson; two step-grandchildren.

In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by a son, Roger; two brothers, Dean and Wayne; and one sister, Bessie Phillips.

Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Friday, September 16, at Matheney Funeral Home in McConnelsville, Ohio with Pastor Galen Finley officiating.

Burial will be in Malta Cemetery with military services by the Morgan County Veterans Organization. Friends may call Thursday, September 15, from 2-4 p.m. and 6-8 p.m. at the funeral home.

To send a message of condolence to the family, go to www.matheneyfh.com.

Published in the Times Recorder on September 14, 2011

Morgan
Muskingum

Re: Sheets family in Kentucky

sherrysheets62 — 2011-09-13 02:07:25Z

I am looking for the parents of my Grandfather and Grandmother Andrew Monroe and Laura Ann Sheets. My dad was Perry Glen Sheets. If you have any info I'd be very happy to get it.
Thank You,
Sherry DePue (Sheets)

Re: Jacob Sheets

fratliff2 — 2011-09-11 19:15:38Z

Thank you, Paul.
I appreciate your information.
Frances

Re: Jacob Sheets

sheatsp — 2011-09-11 18:19:37Z

Hi Frances,

As far as I know, the ancestors of this Jacob are as yet unknown. There is a website dedicated to this line at:

http://www.thesheetsfamilytree.com/

Good luck in your search.
Paul

Jacob Sheets

fratliff2 — 2011-09-11 01:27:24Z

I am looking for information on Jacob Sheets born 1730-1740 in Germany.He married Mary Veronica Eteris from PA and moved to Augusta Co VA. He had descendents that came to Pocahontas Co. WV. I am looking for info on his ancestors in Germany. I would appreciate any information that anyone has found going back that far.
Frances

Re: Sheets of WV

1_melkins85 — 2011-08-26 20:48:42Z

Beulah Sheets Elkins was my grandmother. She married my grandfather, Alfred Lee Elkins in 1911. He was from Oceana, in Wyoming County, WV. She was from Nicholas County, WV. I'd be happy to help you. What are you wanting to know?

Re: SHEETS/SHEETZ of York Co PA/Berkeley-Jefferson-Frederick Co (W)VA

Downing215 — 2011-08-06 14:05:33Z

Deb:

Please email me at pd215@sbcglobal.net so I may discuss the Berkley Co. Sheets wityh you.

I have mnuch info on Hon. William Harrison Sheets and bro. Major John Sheets;

Paul Downing

VA/WV

dizzysblonde — 2011-08-03 03:14:06Z

My grandmother was Mattie "Zeffie" (Zepharina) Sheets Shinaberry, born May 4, 1882 in WV/VA. She married Warwick Riley Shinaberry on 12/1/1896 in Pocahontas County, WV (VA prior to 1863). I am looking for anyone related to her, particularly parent names, and anyone with information about where my grandparents may be born or where her death certificate may be registered.

Re: mystery man Oscar Sheets

cdkeckritz — 2011-08-02 05:04:46Z

I was too excited after I read this post. Obadiah "Oscar" Sheets (born "no name" Sheetz) to Samuel & Lydia (nee Coffman) Sheetz on 7/27/1858. He married Margaret Smith 1883 in PA. He d. 4/22/1916. His son Thomas Sheets did live in Rosslyn Farms and was the County Treasurer. When he died his wife Lorna (Twichell)Sheets took over his position. My grandmother, Gertrude, was born to Oscar's daugther, Margaret in 1906 (out of wedlock) and was, therefore, named Gertrude Sheets. I believe 2 yrs later Margaret did in fact marry Bert Day and they had 2 children. Gertrude, however, got passed between relatives and ultimately went to live permanently with Tom and Lorna Sheets in Erie. I have lots more. cdingwell@msn.com

Re: mystery man Oscar Sheets

cdkeckritz — 2011-08-02 04:50:14Z

Oscar Sheets is my gggrandfather. His daughter, Margaret (Madge) was my grandmother's mother. Oscar was born in Virginia in 1858. On the birth records he was "no name" and later was named Obadiah and then it also appears as Obed. Last name was Sheetz. You will find him in the Census' under either of those names. His brother was William Sheetz. For whatever reason Oscar ended up spelling his name as Sheets. Seems like that occurred when he moved to Pennsylvania. I have a copy of his obit (PA). I will scan and email to you. It is late so tomorrow I will send you the family sheet with father and mother's name and back a few generations from there.

Re: sheets of fayette co pa

dblari — 2011-07-30 20:30:18Z

The Scrapbook of Avarilla Bell Hess contains the following entry: "Mr. Henry SHEETS got both legs cut off at Fayette City and died the same day, April 12, 1913".
This was my great-grandfather. I think his mom was Isabel Athey (not sure). Anyone with information on him please contact me at dblari@aol.com.
Thanks
Dave Lari
Baltimore, MD

Re: Information on Martin Sheets?

londalesheets — 2011-07-27 11:20:46Z

lauram 1029 i saw that you had a picture of David Sheets 1805 1902. he was my ggg grandfather.email me at londsheets@yahoo.com