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Y-DNA Results for Jesse Strang, Loyalist of Bedeque, PEI

arthurowen — 2012-04-02 04:52:39Z

Results of a recent Y-DNA test done on a patrilineal descendant of Jesse Strang has confirmed a previous test results and proved that Jesse Strang is not a patrilineal descendant of the Strang family of Westchester County, New York. Although we may never know, the Y-DNA results indicates that a member of the Tompkins family of Westchester County, New York is likely Jesse’s father. I also strongly believe that Jesse’s mother was Mary Strang, daughter of Daniel Strang and Elizabeth Galpin and brother of Daniel Strang the recruiter, who later married Jacob Silliker.

More details on the Y-DNA test results, our analysis and conclusions can be found at http://ourmaritimeties.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/Jes....

I look forward to any questions or comments concerning these new findings.

Arthur

Re: Strang/Hiller-Knox Co.,Oh

Wade384 — 2012-02-26 20:57:23Z

It has been quite some time since your post but I just became aware of this site. If you still want info on Peter Hiller, I have some.
Wade

Bernard De Streng?

c_Martinus — 2012-01-24 02:25:57Z

I have seen a few trees that contain a Bernard De Streng as the father of Jean/Jehan De Streng (1598-1624) of Orleans, France. I feel like I came across a record that identified Jean's father as Bernard, but I cannot locate it again. Does anyone know the reference for this person or have confirmation of him? The dates I have seen given were 1560-1610.

Strang's in Minnesota

kcgeipel — 2012-01-06 16:54:32Z

Does anyone have any information regarding Paul Strang, husband of Alma Viola Cieber Strang & father of Frank Robert Strang. I think he would have been an immigrant, from Sweden, and ended up in Minnesota. Thanks.

Stockholm STRANG

JohnFlora99 — 2011-12-29 02:30:50Z

Anyone have any information about Stockholm B. STRANG, son of Frank W. and Josephine A. STRANG? I find him in the 1900 census in Yorktown, Westchester County, New York. Does anybody have access to the Strangs of Westchester family histories that would do a lookup for me?

Is Jesse Strang, the PEI Loyalist, the son of Daniel Strang, the spy/recruiter?! -DNA can help answer this question

arthurowen — 2011-11-20 20:44:15Z

This question has been asked and speculated about for years. In his "The Strangs of Westchester" articles (ca 1967), Charles A Strange said "... Daniel is believed by Strangs living on Prince Edward Island, Canada, to have been the father of: Jesse b. abt 1763.". My own thoughts in 2002 (http://genforum.genealogy.com/strang/messages/392.html) was that Daniel is the most likely father, but this is not proven.

Well it is now 2011 and we have not progressed further on this question, but technology has. A simple Y-DNA tests done by one or more male line descendants of Jesse Strang would show, with reasonable probability, whether Jesse Strang was a descendant of the Strang family of Westchester Co, NY, although not who his father was. On the Strong(e)/Strang(e)/Lestrange DNA Project (http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~donegalstr...) at least two descendants of Daniel Streing b. 1671, including one of Daniel Strang b. 1715 (presumed grandfather of Jesse), have had their DNA tested to which we could compare the results of Jesse's descendant.

SO, is there a male line descendant of Jesse Strang willing to have a Y-DNA test done (very simple process) and are there other descendants willing to help defray the cost (ca $125 per test)?

If you are willing to help, please reply "off-list" to me at arthur.owen@rogers.com.

TIA Arthur Owen

Re: Strang Family

arthurowen — 2011-11-16 20:50:08Z

Hi Patti, Judy and Jerry,
Haven't checked this thread for a while and noticed some mention of old photos. I would be interested in obtaining copies of any of these photos that include descendants of Jared Strang for inclusion on their pages on my site. Also would appreciate any new or updated information on all/any of Jared's descendants. His page on my site is http://ourmaritimeties.com/tng/getperson.php?personID=I502&a....
TIA, Arthur (arthur.owen@rogers.com)

Re: Strang genealogy

1_carolmurry — 2011-10-22 23:50:53Z

I looking for my family,, my grandfather was Kenneth William Strang, he had a sister named Bessie, and a brother named Nuwel, their mother was Matilda.

He Kenneth (my grand father) married Caroline Scharf. They lived in Montana and had 3 children, Angeline, Janet , Richard David, and Julie Ann. Any information/links would be helpful

Thank you
Carol l. Murray

Re: Pvt Gabriel Strang

viola_kramarski — 2011-09-22 22:02:02Z

http://ourmaritimeties.com

Pvt Gabriel Strang

GSandDS — 2011-09-11 13:38:43Z

Civil War soldier, Pvt Gabriel Strang, killed at High Bridge, VA, 6 Apr 1865. Born 1828, enlisted Sept 1861, at age 33, his residence listed as New Salem, MA. Three additional Strangs also enlisted in Sept 1861, Jesse, from
New Salem, John and Cyrus D. from Medfield, MA. Cyrus and wife, Maria Smith buried Medfield, MA., Jesse died 1881, Worcester, MA, John died 1863, buried Medfield, MA. Gabriel buried Poplar Grove National Battlefield Cemetery, Petersburg, VA. Cyrus D. Strang listed on his GAR form that his most intimate comrades in service were - John A. Strang, Jesse Strang, and Gabriel Strang. What is the origin of these four soldiers?

Re: Ancestry in Scotland

sholst11 — 2011-08-28 19:43:03Z

Hi, I also have the same book as you by E. Ruth Strang Jack.I'm on pages 58and 59 and my family history is on pages 163-166. Are you in the book? If so, on what pages.Hoping to hear from you.

Sandra L. Bartlett Holst

John LeStrange of Armstrong County, PA born ~1824

roenick428 — 2011-07-24 13:13:10Z

Any information would be helpful. He is believed to have decended from those holding title "Lord High Admiral of the Wash", but has not yet been confirmed. He married Mary Breen.

Re: STRANGS IN PHILADELPHIA

Susanvan4173 — 2011-05-25 17:57:29Z

I sure do need any help I can get. It is a famous brick wall for me.
How did this guy get the name Strang that he used when his birth name was McAlpin?? Really a mystery.
I would love to see your Strang information.Thanks
Sue van Vonno

Re: STRANGS IN PHILADELPHIA

marenlauder_1 — 2011-05-12 23:35:06Z

I would love to know what information you have. My grandmother was Esther Strang -born and raised on Christian Street. Daughter of Samuel Tudor Strang and Esther Abigail Howard. I have some information, too. Maybe we can compare notes.

Re: STRANGS IN PHILADELPHIA

fweikel1 — 2011-04-02 21:39:21Z

My Father's stepfather was Henry H. Strang. He was the youngest brother of Isaac Strang. Their fathers name was Samuel M. Strang born in Pennsylvania in 1842. Your ggrandfather also had another child named Lillian born about 1903. I have more information if you'd like.

David William Strang, 50,Pittsburgh, the son of Donald William Strang and Connie Elder Strang

KENNELLYMARKA — 2011-02-16 02:44:16Z

David W. Strang
David William Strang, 50, of McMurray, died suddenly and unexpectedly at his friend's hunting camp in Geneva, Pa., Sunday, Feb. 13, 2011. He was born May 17, 1960, in Pittsburgh, the son of Donald William Strang and Connie Elder Strang who survive. He attended the Baldwin-Whitehall School District and made many lifelong friends there. A 1978 graduate of Baldwin High School, David was an outstanding athlete who lettered in wrestling and football. David played football while a student at Grove City College and was a member of the Epsilon Pi fraternity. While at college he became known as the "King of Games" due to his great love of card games, at which he excelled. He graduated from Grove City in 1982 and maintained friendship with his fellow students and brothers for the rest of his life. David had a great love of the outdoors and spent as much time as possible hunting and fishing throughout the state and the country. He was a founding member of the Cross Creek Bird Dog Association and was always happy to bring guests on hunting trips with him. He always had his faithful Labrador retriever at his side while hunting pheasants and waterfowl. His best friends were his son, Douglas, and his father. The three spent many, many hours fishing and hunting and enjoying each other's company. David worked as an account executive for the same company for 27 years. When he started working in sales in 1983, the company was named MCC Powers. As the company's workforce sustained long-lasting success, it grew and was purchased by larger companies, until finally it was purchased by Siemens Corporation. Through the years and while the company changed names, David remained a solid sales producer who was loved by his colleagues and his clients as well. Everyone who met him liked him. His family was the center of his life, and nothing made him happier than watching his children grow. In 1984, he met Marilyn Hughes of Dormont and married her in 1989. They had two children who were the light of his life: Douglas and Bonnie, both at home. He passed his love of the outdoors and card games on to his children, and his happiest hours were spent with them. In addition to his wife, children and parents, he is survived by a sister, Linda (Terry) Bove, of Bethel Park; and several nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements by BEINHAUERS, 724-941-3211. Friends welcome from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday at 2828 Washington Road, McMurray, 15317. Services will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday at the funeral home. Entombment in Woodruff Memorial Park. Please add or view tributes at www.beinhauer.com.
Pennsylvania - Pittsburgh .

Re: the name strang in the netherlands

stranghw — 2011-02-13 17:56:08Z

Hallo Stuart,

Sorry for the late response. Eight years, woh. I did not even knew that I was a member of this board anymore.

I've looked in the archives of Rotterdam. Cornelis Strong and his wife didn't had any children. I canonly found your information. In the 18 century there were living many scotsman and englishman in Rotterdam. Rotterdam was called little London. They were merchants or soldiers.

When I found some new information about Cornelis and his wife I let you know.

Greetings

Harry Strang

PS you can found information of the archives of Rotterdam on the following site: www.gemeentearchief.rotterdam.nl

Go to stamboomonderzoek.

Re: the name strang in the netherlands

stranghw — 2011-02-13 17:44:28Z

Hallo Bernie,

I have done some research. One of your ancestors Johanna Maria Frederica Strang is the grandmother of Karel Dirk Strang (your grandfather) She was the sister of one of mine ancestors Willem Strang. They lived in the 19 century. They were born in Rijswijk. When you are interested in the family history, you can call me 070-3990125.(pm 18.00 - 19.00) Mij father and grandfather were brickleggars.

It's true,our surname was Strong. In 1770 Robert Strong
became a member of the Scottish Church at Rotterdam. He was a staymaker, and came from London. He was baptized in the Saint Martin in the Fields (1731) In the year 1760 he married Elizabeth Rutter in Chelsea.

greetings

Harry Strang

Re: the name strang in the netherlands

bernardus59 — 2011-02-13 14:23:28Z

I dont know if we are family, all that I know is that my father was born in the Hague in 1916. His name was Karel Dirk, His father was Karel Dirk and he has a son Karel Dirk who lives in Holland. The rest of the Strang family immigrated to Australia in the mid 1950s. My name is Bernardus but I am known as Bernie I am in Holland at the moment visiting family.All the native dutch used to always ask where do the stangs come from as it is no a dutch surname My wife met another strang here in Holland who said that all the strangs here in Holland are related and that the original name was strong cheers Bernie

Sylvannus "Slyvaneus Strang & Lydia Brealsey

PaulWalworth42 — 2011-02-01 18:25:39Z

Looking for information on the parents and ancestors of Sylvannus Strang born 1802/3 in New York. Married 17 June 1830 to;
Lydia Brealsey born 11 March 1810 in Lyons, Wayne, New York and died 23 April 1885 Probably in Michiganas two of their sons were born in Rollin, Lenawee, Michigan.

Ch;
1. Hannah D Strang born 28 June 1829 in Clyde New York and died 10 September 1901 in Lesile Michigan. Married 20 December 1849 in Wheatland Michigan to;
Melvin Farmer born 1830/1 in Canada and died in Hillsdale County Michigan. She may have married a Walworth of whom I have no information except that is the last name given to Hannah D on her death certificate.
2. Solomon Strang no information
3. Daniel Harrison Strang born 25 August 1843 in Rolin Michigan and married 29 October 1863 in Somerset Michigan to;
Emma Ann Ash born 1846 in Rollin Lenawee, Michigan
They had chilren; all born in Somerset Michigan
1. Wellington Strang born 1864/5
2. Minor Daniel Strang born 23 Auy 1838 married 11 Apr 1889 in Clinton Michigan a Hettie A. Sutfin ? of Michigan
3. Maria Nora Strang born 1872/3
4. Lena Celia Strang born March 1880

These are about all the Strang's on my tree but am trying to see where the Walworth line connects with this family as I am always trying to find and tie, if possible all Walworth's and Walsworth's in America as many may not come for the same ancestral tree but many do marry into the line later in many cases and for me that makes them part of my family tree.
I want to thank anyone for any future assistant in this endeavor.
Paul Walworth

Re: Strang Family

GSandDS — 2011-01-16 11:19:33Z

Hi Judy,
Yes, we are related but it's a "stretch" - my gg-grandfather, Jacob Strang, m. to Lydia Rix, was a brother of Nathaniel who m. Elizabeth Schurman. Elizabeth died young and the the children were parceled out among relatives and Nathaniel went to MA where he remarried. Some of the children, including Jared, ended up in CA. I have material on the MA and PEI side of the family if you're interested. All I have on Jared is a brief biography stating he joined his father, Nathaniel, in CA in 1858. There is some question as to whether this Nathaniel was his father or his brother, Nathaniel Nelson Strang. Do you have any information on Jared's early life in CA?
Gail

Re: Strang Family

JBlairBarrett — 2011-01-16 07:04:20Z

Hi Patti,
You probably went to Ventura because that is where my grandparents lived. I actually have a couple of pictures that I believe are of your parents visiting us when I was a baby. There are no other children in the pictures, so I don't know if you were there or not. I am 58 now and I was probably around 2 when the pictures were taken.
Grandma Doc (Julia Hussey Strang), your Dad's grandmother is also in one of the pictures. We called her Grandma Doc, because she was a chiropractor. She was divorced from Steven. My email address is: RVRoxanne@aol.com if you would like to contact me.
Judy

Re: Strang Family

JBlairBarrett — 2011-01-16 06:41:33Z

Hi Gail.
I believe that Jared's wife was actually named Eleanor Mickie. I think that Mickle was a typo error, but I cound be wrong. Stephen Strang was my great-grandfather through my grandmother Maude Strang Blasdell and my mother Ellen Blasdell Blair. My name is Judith Blair Barrett.
I think I have a couple of pictures of Donald Urban Strang from when he came to visit us when I was a baby.
My mother is still alive...she is 96.
Judy

Re: Strang Family

sunyspt — 2011-01-16 05:01:48Z

Hi Gail,

Stephen Strang's parents were Jared Strang and Eleanor Mickle. I am the great granddaughter of Stephen Strang through his son Cecil Urban Strang, and his son Donald Urban Strang. I am Patricia A. Strang.

Patti

Re: Strang Family

sunyspt — 2011-01-16 04:59:24Z

Hi!
I believe we are relatives, my grandmother is Lillian Beatrice Brooks Strang, and my father is Donald Urban Strang.

I met Ellen with my grandmother years ago... I more remember hearing about it than actually meeting. I know we went to Ojai to meet relatives once or twice but was so young I barely remember.

Patti

Re: STRANG

viola_kramarski — 2010-12-28 19:03:10Z

Would you like to share the documents you have on the Strang---my husbands name is Francis Kramarski his mother was Liliane Strang-------->, Strang, Daniel's great great great great great great great great grandson is Kramarski, Francis

Re: Strang Family

sunyspt — 2010-11-29 04:40:47Z

Hi Judith~
My grandmother was Lillian B. Strang, I remember her talking about an Ellen Blair. She married Cecil Strang, son of Stephen Strang. I am the daughter of Donald U. Strang.

Patricia A. Heim
sunyspt@hotmail.com

Re: grandmother..

jodhia — 2010-11-11 20:05:19Z

I have loads of info on this family as i live 10 minutes from Minmi!

graves can be seen here

http://austcemindex.com/cemetery-inscriptions.php?id=169

and birth and death certificates can be obtained here

http://www.bdm.nsw.gov.au/cgi-bin/IndexSearch?form=IndexingS...

Wilhelmina's parents are Robert and Johana

email me any time if you need me to do some local digging

Klara Strang - Arrival on the Ship Pennyslvania from Hamburg 1912

zebrabees — 2010-09-05 02:50:53Z

I am the granddaughter of David Strang who arrived with, I believe, his sister Klara Strang on the ship Pennsylvania from Hamburg, Germany. They were both born in the Austrian-Hungarian Empire. They arrived in NYC in November 1912. David Strang returned to Europe, had 4 daughters (one was my Mother) and was eventually murdered at Auschwitz. However, we believe Klara remained in NYC. On the records taken from Ellis Island, where she was processed back into the USA, she was met by a man named (appears to be) Frank Kohn of NYC, possibly living on the Lower East Side. She was single at the time. I am looking for anyone who believes they are a descendent of (or has knowledge of) Klara Strang, Jewish, born in what used to be, Lemberg, Austria circa 1889. Thank you.

STRANG Edgar Daniel 1849-1922

t42MountOlivet — 2010-08-17 17:24:05Z

STRANG Edgar Daniel 1849-1922

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 216,340 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Francis G Strang

c_Martinus — 2010-06-07 01:47:00Z

My great-grandfather was Francis Horace Strang, son of Francis G and Ann (Nichols) Strang of Winfield, MI. I'm looking for Francis G's father and connections (presumably) to the other Strangs buried in Whitsell Cemetery (James A, George H, and Herbert).

DeFUR Emily STRANG 1920-1939

t42MountOlivet — 2010-05-29 11:08:12Z

DeFUR Emily STRANG 1920-1939

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 214,146 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Strang from New York and Pa.

c_Martinus — 2010-05-26 03:00:52Z

I believe there is a connection. My gr-grandfather was Francis Horace Strang, son of Francis G of Winfield, MI. I have not seen any reliable evidence, but some people have connected Frances G to John Chapman Strang of Newfield, NY. However, our family tradition has suggested that we're Scot/Pennsylvania Dutch--not French as in the Westchester Strangs.

William & Josephine Strang

jeanm147 — 2010-04-14 23:25:55Z

Josephine Darniell, Strang, Hatcher, Love (1869-1935) is my great-grandmother. Her firt husband was William Strang. They were married in Coos County, Oregon in 1885 and had two kids. Willie and Elsie Strang. We believe they were divorced because she was married to Delane Hatcher about 1890.

Re: STRANGS IN PHILADELPHIA

Susanvan4173 — 2010-03-29 00:15:54Z

That is strange. My grandfather was Samuel born 1863 or 64. I do believe he "borrowed" the name from another family member. He was born in Scotland I think. Lot's of mystery with this guy.

Do believe he was born with the name McAlpin.
Sue van Vonno

Re: STRANGS IN PHILADELPHIA

Susanvan4173 — 2010-03-29 00:15:35Z

Re: Strang Family

rvroxanne — 2010-03-26 21:47:02Z

Hi,
My great grandfather was Stephen L Strang, his daughter Maude (Strang) Blasdell (my grandmother), my mother Ellen (Blasdell) Blair (95 & still with us) down to me. Mom remembers Stephen stayed with them when she was a little girl because Maude was dying from TB.
Judith Blair Barrett

Re: Strang Family

rvroxanne — 2010-03-26 21:39:43Z

Hi Jerry,

I think we are related. Stephen Strang, his daughter Maude (Strang) Blasdell, my mother Ellen (Blasdell) Blair.

Thanks,

Judy Blair Barrett

Re: Jared Strang / Eleanor Mickie, Married 11/26/1865, Sierra Valley, Ca

rvroxanne — 2010-03-26 21:30:46Z

Hi.

I can't seem to figure out what happened to Eleanor Mickie. Do you know where she is buried?

Thanks,

Judy

Re: 16-year-old Ripley, NY, teen fatally injured in train accident

bubbles505645 — 2010-03-26 13:43:34Z

since leaving in ripley i knew kenny the kid that is always quite and nice. kept to himself but always was hanging around his friends at the playground. Out to kenny and his family i wish the best and i am looking foward to see kenny strang someday

Re: Strang Family

GSandDS — 2010-03-26 00:08:51Z

Hi Judith,
Yes, I'm continually working with the Strang family; however, I'm not sure how we might be connected. I will need to know the name of your g-grandfather Stephen L. Strang's parents and if possible, where they lived. I have never heard of "Ojai", where is it?

Gail

Re: Strang Family

rvroxanne — 2010-03-25 19:39:13Z

Are you still working on the Strang family? I think we must be related...Stephen L. Strang & Julia Hussey were my great grandparents. Their daughter, Maude, was my grandmother. Her daughter, Ellen, is my mother. I think that you came to visit her in Ojai, but we never met.
Judith Blair Barrett

Re: EDGAR AND EMMA STRANG SAULT STE. MARIE ,MICHIGAN

GSandDS — 2010-02-27 05:19:12Z

While doing some research on Emma L. (Coleman) Strang I discovered she had listed her parents on her Marriage Registration Form to Cyrus Strang as: James B. Coleman and Jane Graves. The parents listed on Emma's Death Certificate are listed as James B. Coleman and Jane McAdam. Emma lived to be 93 yrs, was from Saint John and listed as a spinster, age 54, when she married Cyrus. As for the Nancy Stewart in my family tree, she was a sister to my g-grandfather and her parents were James Stewart Mary Ann Jellison, both from Nelson Parish, Northumberland County, NB.

Re: STRANGS IN PHILADELPHIA

JamesGreenfield — 2010-02-26 09:25:17Z

Robert, you said you had information on this family, can you post it?

Re: EDGAR AND EMMA STRANG SAULT STE. MARIE ,MICHIGAN

waltburrows — 2010-02-24 18:15:01Z

'Your'Emma Coleman Strang sounds like she could be the same as 'mine'. What I have is, briefly:
1) My g-g-gr'parents were Robert Warren Coleman and Sabra (Stewart) Coleman. They had 13 children between ca. 1851-78. None of them were named Emma, and clearly James could not have been one of them either
2) One of their gr.dtrs, Sabra Jackson, my gr. aunt, was born in Pokiok, NB in 1886. I hve her affidavit for a birth not previously recorded. In it, Emma (Coleman) Strang states she is cousin to the child. Of course, cousin does not automatically mean simple first cousin. Perhaps Robert and James were siblings, or cousins as well. All I know about Robert is that he was born in Grand Bay, Kings Co. ca. 1824 to John Coleman, b. Ireland, and mother unknown, any siblings unknown. Scuttlebut is that the Colemans were a large and somewhat rowdy family.
Perhaps Cyrus Strang and Edgar Strang were related? Also I noted in the 1900 US census for Edgar and Emma that Emma's mother was born in Canada. It just struck me as possibly more than coincidence that one of their dtrs. was named Gladys, and that the known (to me, anyway) Coleman line also included a Gladys Jackson and Gladys Coleman.
I also noticed in one of your family trees a Nancy Stewart. Possibly connected to Sabra? She was b. St. John ca. 1831 to Henry Stewart and mother unknown- possibly (and only just possibly) Sabrianne Bairdain.

Re: EDGAR AND EMMA STRANG SAULT STE. MARIE ,MICHIGAN

GSandDS — 2010-02-24 01:14:06Z

I have an Emma Coleman, b. 30 Mar 1851, Saint John, NB, d. 26 Apr 1944, Saint John, NB, m. 22 Jun 1908 (age 54) in Saint John Cyrus Daniel Strang (age 63). Emma was daughter of James B. Coleman, Saint John and Jane McAdam, McAdam, NB. Is this of any help?

Re: EDGAR AND EMMA STRANG SAULT STE. MARIE ,MICHIGAN

waltburrows — 2010-02-24 00:13:30Z

Would Emma have been the same as Emma (Coleman) Strang from New Brunswick, whose grandparents were Robert Warren Coleman and Sabra (Stewart) Coleman? Two of her cousins were Gladys Coleman (b. 1899) and Gladys Jackson (1895-1974).

Re: Strang genealogy

mgreg24 — 2009-10-26 20:55:56Z

I have Strang ancestors from Iowa. Go to my Family Tree and see if anyone connects with your family. Let me know if were related !!

http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/7492144/family/pedigree

cheers,
Michael Gregory

Re: Ancestry in Scotland

best1inthewest — 2009-10-25 06:18:41Z

Just curious if you found out any info on Elizabeth Strang and Abraham Fulford
Abraham is my g grandfather X6
Aside from the Drip Moss censes of 1814 I have not been able to locate any other info

Re: Ancestry in Scotland

SouthernGreens — 2009-09-30 12:56:26Z

Did you locate anything on Elizabeth Strang who married Abraham Fulford? I have a connection to them.