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Thomas R. Tharp Sr

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I have been researching my Families for over 4 years and I am looking for two George Tharp in Joplin, Mo 1889 and son George 1912. Thank you for your site. I wish I had one like yours. Please let me know who I should contact. 724-852-6275 Waynesburg, Pa

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Michael McCarter Camm

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Michael McCarter Camm, son of Mary Etta Taylor, daughter of Burchell Taylor and Carrie Fielder.

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La Vera Jones

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I have an ALEXANDER MCCARTER and a LUCY MCDOW that married in Franklin Co., GA. 1830. His father was JAMES MCCARTER in Franklin Co., GA. I have all of Alexander's children. The parents died and the children were sent to other people. My great grandmother was EMLINE P. MCCARTER born 1840 and died 1912 in Buale, Johnson Co., TX. She married JOHN FRANKLIN GAMBRELL 1865 Anderson Co., SC. ~ LA VERA JONES

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Catherine Senter Schowalter

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The Senter Family graveyard that you have a photo of is on what was my Grandfather's property in Mouth of Wilson. He is Samuel Copenhaver Senter. In fact, I am hoping to visit the old farm in November this year. It is no longer in the family. Over 25 years ago, a hydroelectric dam was to come through and the property sold. It was offered back to the family at orig sale price, but we had all dispersed. You asked about the store photo. To my knowledge, the Fields's owned the store in Mouth of Wilson and it is still there. They have two descendants, a woman and her daughter who are friends of mine. I will ask Ms. Fields and my father if they know who the people in the photo are.

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douglas mccarter

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Just ran across this site and thought I would say hi to all the other McCarter's. My grandparents were Boyce Benton McCarter and Lovee May Andrews McCarter in Baton Rouge, LA. Feel free to email.

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TonyCurtis McCarter

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Hey! Everybody, to the best of my knowledge my cousin (John-Henry McCarter) and I are the remaining male McCarters of our lineage. My Great-grandfather (Jim McCarter) was born between 1860-1867. My dad (John McCarter) was born 1902 in Northwest Georgia. Dad was mixed with Irish, Cherokee, and African-American bloodline. This, of course, makes me a very special and rare minority in more ways than already mentioned. Started on my Ancestry Family Tree and looking forward to adding-on to the branches. Halla Back!

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J. David Missavage

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I enjoyed reading your story about my Grandfather(9th great-grandfather) in your story entitled "Stephen Hopkins of the Mayflower." I assume he was yours also. Our family are descendants of his daughter Constance. She married Nicolas Snow and their daughter Elizabeth Snow married Thomas Rogers, the grandson Mayflower passenger Thomas Rogers. Their daughter Hannah married Maziah Harding and so it went on down to myself. There was then Nathan>Nathan> Chauncy>Chancy>Jennie>Lillian>Lucile>then myself and my nine siblings.

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Stacey Nease

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Very interesting. My great grandmother was Nellie Halsey Holt, daughter of Clara Ellen Senter. I enjoyed seeing their pictures as well as learning more about the family history. Thanks!

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Matthew Dean McCarter

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Hello to all McCarters. If anyone is in the lineage of Carl Johnson McCarter or Gerda Mae King McCarter around Madison County, NC or Sevier County, TN, feel free to send me a message.

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April Judy

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My family connects with your with John Greer Jr. of 1685.

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