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There are currently 161 messages.

Message Number: 161 - Sunday, November 2, 2008

Name:

Janice McCarter Young

Comments:
I am trying to find out about Elias McCarter, my great grandfather, and his ancestors, he resided in York County, South Carolina.

Name:

ula Raley

Comments:
I was searching the Abraham Elder sites and find the McCarter family site, which I must say, is very well done and has a wealth of information. What I found amazing was the name of a Mary McClure, married to Drury Senter. Her grandfather, Nathaniel McClure's brother,John McClure, would be our families line. I was also very interested in the connection she has with the Stephen Hopkins,the Mayflower passenger. We would love to hear from anyone with information on these families and we would be happy to share our information. We have family in the PA area of the Elder family and we are very familiar with the area the McClure's were living in north GA.

Name:

Jack Bryan

Comments:
Dear Cousin, You're descended from Constance and I from Gyles. That makes us cousins! Thank you for the great article on Stephen Hopkins! Have a fantastic day!!

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Barbara Hutchon

Comments:
I am a descendant of the Senter family. My grandmother was Nannie Senter. Her mother was Cynthia. I don't know her father's name. They were from North Carolina. My grandmother married Charles Plummer Cox from Morristown, Tennessee. Nannie was born in 1899 and died 1939. If anyone knows of her please let me know!

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Henry (Hank) Charles Farrar

Comments:
I am from Utica, Illinois. Now living in Clemmon, NC. Today I am heading down to Lillington, NC to visit a place I discovered online called Farrar & Farrar Dairy. My father Henry Franklin Farrar (son of John Farrar) told me his family originally came from Farrar, Missouri. They were in the Dairy Business in both Missouri and Illinois. I would be interested to know if your Farrar family name might have a link to mine since I see John Frederick and James Franklin were born in Missouri. I enjoyed your website. Thanks

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Cousin Nancy

Comments:
Your site just keeps getting more and more amazing. What a treasure. Nancy

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Kim Hangsleben

Comments:
Hi I was looking for Stephen Hopkins info and your website was amazing. My sister-in-law Judy Grimmer(Peterson)is a descendant of Mr. Hopkins on her mother's side. We are all enjoying researching and reading information of this Pilgrim. Her mother is still alive at 93 and shares much of her grandmother and great grandmother stories all the time.

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Boyd Bissell

Comments:
I am a Grandson descendant of Stephen Hopkins and 4 other passengers. Great web site.

Name:

Georgia Hanna

Comments:
Your biography on Stephen Hopkins is wonderful. Very well written and a good read too! Thanks for posting it. Stephen Hopkins is my 10th great grandfather through his son Giles.

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Barbara Lee-Whitlock

Comments:
Earlier I signed the guestbook, stating my line as being through Zachariah Lee b: 1812 to Tarlton Lee-Elizabeth Farrar and on back to John and Betty Lee, etc. That is an error. I spoke with a true descendant of Tarlton's daughter Matilda. She married Alfred Baskett and the Baskett family has a family bible in which Matilda lists the siblings as Matilda, John, Elizabeth, Mary, Lewis and Nancy. She insists there were only 2 sons, even tho census records indicate more. Recent Y-DNA test results show there is no connection between Zachariah Lee b:1812 in VA, and John Lee in Goochland, VA, father of Tarlton Lee b: 1771.

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