Mitchell

I'm stuck with a research point and I'm at the point of not knowing what if anything is my next move. The state of Oklahoma has no death record for this person, the funeral record is only his name and death and cause and location of burial, cemetery records is pretty much the same as the funeral record, no obit was published, all children of this person are dead with only one living long enough to produce heirs who have no clue who his parents are, no will was published he died a pauper for the most part.

My question is at what point should I give up on this man and live with the fact I will never locate his parents or am I missing something or another resource I should be focusing my attention towards.

Does canada have any free databases on deaths and burials in alberta, spec... Barrhead? I know the date of death for one person I'm researching but not his wife, just need to know where this people are buried.

Frederick Orley (oliver) Hawkey

Born: 18 OCT 1854 Fairfield,Butler,Ohio

Died: 28 MAR 1938 Canada have seen it as Medissa is that

Mount. Medissa, Alberta,Canada

Wife

Ida McKee

Oct 1855 Ohio, some list as 1859

Alberta Canada Genweb is no help no volunteers for the Barrhead region of Alberta, And I don't want to have to send for the records if they even exist. I know, I Know nothings free these days ugh!!!!!

Thanks,

Mitchell

I have a question about the things that are on my great uncle headstone, I know that he was awarded these honors from the Korean War: Prisoner of War Medal, the Korean Service Medal, the United Nations Service Medal, the National Defense Service Medal and the Republic of Korea War Service Medal.

the question I have is that on his headstone there is also a PH and I'm wondering if this could mean "Purple Heart"

Uncle Woody was captured in North Korea and was eventually killed as a P.O.W. I'm just interesting in learning more about this

here is a picture of his headstone at the National Cemetery of the Pacific in Hawaii

http://s211.photobucket.com/albums/bb95/MitchellRo...

Please will someone lookup

Name: Dwight Schlosser

Spouse: Sophia

Birth: abt 1902 - location

Residence: 1930 - city, Seminole, Oklahoma

Does he list his birth as kansas, and is his father born in Illinois

he died in 1978 Harris Co,Texas

Thanks,

Mitchell

I need some help figuring out the names on this death certificate, I'm hoping the mothers name will help to unblock my Harrison line, Bert Sampson is buried with his Aunt Callie M. Harrison-Schlosser so I'm fairly sure his mother and Aunt are some way related, just need to figure out the names

just follow the link and look under Bert Sampson who died in 1919 http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/resources/deathcert...

Thanks,

Mitchell

I need to figure out the year of immigration to the states for a david Jones born. c.1831 Wales is in Liberty,Trumbull Co, Ohio by 1870 and 1880 listed with his wife Dinah on the 1880 census on the 1870 census she is listed as Dana born Wales

how do I find the year of immigration there are 12 different David Jones on the census in Trumbull co,Ohio all born in Wales, HELP!

I need the record of Daniel Cies in the U.S. Veterans Gravesites, ca.1775-2006, what cemetery is he buried in

Died: 11 Feb 1902

Marengo,Iowa County,Iowa

Also need his Civil war pension record served with the 28th iowa infantry his name will opften be spelled as Ceis,Cies, or Ziess, Zies .

So if anyone has a Ancestry.com subsrcription please look these up for me ,

Thank you,

Mitchell

Please, Can someone look up Frederick Beachler for me on the 1840 American Census he is in Montgomery Co,Ohio and find his est. Birth year and also Leonard Beachler's Civil war service and if he had a civil war pension and who is named as Spouse for him, I have heritage quest but no 1840 census to look at or I would, thank you Folks

Frederick Beachler

Born: ? Germany

Death 1855 Montgomery,Ohio

Spouse: Annie

Children:

Henry, Jacob, John, Leonard, Michael, George, Lewis and Mary

Leonard was in the One Hundred and Thirty-first Indiana volunteer infantry, and served 100 days during the late war.

This is a Question about Korean War service records, If everyone that is closely related to my great uncle Albert W. smith has passed away will I run into problems getting the Service records,or can I have my mother who is his niece sign for them, We know that Albert was married but don't his wife name and had a son named Rick smith.

Albert Smith was killed in the Korean War when he was captured by the North Koreans and killed in a firing squad.

I have had no luck tracing Albert Smith past a certian date of course because census records stop or should I try and get a death certificate and will that state his wife name and how do I get a death certificate for someone killed in War? Here is all I know about

Albert Woodrow Smith

Born: 30 Oct 1918

Atlanta,Georgia

30 Jun 1951

North Korea

Korean War Honor Roll

Service Number O-2262340

Died while Prisoner of War

Died June 30, 1951 in KoreaFirst Lieutenant

Also know his is Buried in the National Cemetery,Hawaii

I need the World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918

For John V. Gardner the record is in McCurtain Co,Oklahoma

please email me the photo copy.

Thanks,

Mitchell

I've recently had a DNA match on my fathers family and the person knows little on his side of the family Only a Clinton Mitchell born 1840 Ohio married 1867 to Fannie Saunders

and served with the Union in the Civil War my side of the family has No idea which branch this man is from as the 1850 census says nothing about a parent I've tried family search and they have a Clinton mitchell but no parents I need to know how to find the Parents of this Clinton Mitchell please point me towards were to look so I can solve this puzzle.

thanks,

Mitchell

I'm Looking for some help here with finding the Parents of

Thomas Chesterfield

Born: November 1863

He is listed with his wife and children on the 1906 Canada census in Alberta Province sub district 27

And also his crossing over form Canada to the states

listed below

Border Crossings: From Canada to U.S., 1895-1956

Date: 24 Apr 1913

Notes:

Actual text: Thomas D Chesterfield

Arrival Date: 24 Apr 1913

Age: 50

Birth Date: abt 1863

Birthplace: Can On

Birth Country: Can

Gender: Male

Race/Nationality: English

Port of Arrival: Sweet Grass, Montana, USA

His wife was Christine Born: abt. 1873 Canada

children:

1.Gomer Chesterfield: 29 May 1899

Canada

2.Caroline Sarah Chesterfield: 29 May 1898

Canada

3.Mary Chesterfield: 1902 Canada

4.Wimie Chesterfield: 1904 Canada

5.Ruby Chesterfield: 1906 Canada

6.Elsie Chesterfield: 1910 Canada

7.Vilena Chesterfield: 1913 United States/ Canada

any help is most welcomed.

thanks, Mitchell

Can anyone give me a creditable website for free picture program software I've heard names but can't recall them

programs that you download your pictures into. Please help :)

Hello everyone and a happy fourth of July to all be safe and have Fun. I want to see How many Revolutionary War Veteran Descendants are on this forum who served the cause of Freedom be it material support, Combat, medical, etc...

My Revolutionary War Veterans that I'm directly related to are

1.Joel Buffington, Virginia Teamster, Wagoner for General Washington's Army.

2.Peter Schlosser, Sr. Northampton County,Pennsylvania Militia 2nd Battalion, 8th Company.

3. David Garrigues, Captian Joseph Hall's Company,Colonel Ford's Battalion of the Morris County, New Jersey Militia of the Contential Service.

Well those are mine would like to hear of yours :)

Thanks,

Mitchell

My two year old Pug is really scratching alot its been so damp this summer is Oklahoma that I think the extra moisture is causing her more irritation than normal is there any kind of medicine I can buy to ease her suffering before she scratches her sores into infection.

I asked this question the other day but didn't get an answers so I'll try again. My grandfather has a medal from the second world war with a Mw of A on it in between the Mw of A is a Sledge Hammer which sits on top of a Tank and right below the MW is a Oak Leaf on the back of the medal is a Military "coat of arms" or regimental arms sign five stars at top and then MWA in the middle crossed with sledge Hammer and Ax He grandfather served in the 3rd army in North Africa,Siciliy and Italy but was also sent to help the British with their tanks in North Africa He was a Tech-Sargent 3rd Division, 125th Regiment anyone know what this medal stand for or its history.

thanks,

Mitchell

My mother's grandfathers family comes from Mississippi usually I can do my own research but I'm at a total loss on this one my great grandfather William Thomas Smith was born in Hardeman co,Tennessee and married Minnie P. Pirtle that's been easy enough to find and document, his father was Charles H. Smith and he married Huldie Moss and I've got charles death certificate and Charles was born in 1868 either January or November in Mississippi and then I can't get any further. My mother tells me that her mom and her grandmother spoke of the Smith's coming out of Sunflower Co, Mississippi after the Civil War b/c of the sharecropper laws that sprank up I'm okay at genealogy but the Smith surname has got me stumped if anyone would help me with this or give me any tips for researching in Mississippi or tips on the Smith surname research please help me.

thanks,

Mitchell

Looking for the Obit of Ruth Isabel Mitchell

Born: 19 Sep 1872 Iowa

Died: 4 Dec 1951 Palcer,California

Father: Robert

Mother: Elizabeth Webster.

Already checked the Palcer county, boards for obit look ups couldn't find a volunteer for obits. anyway any help greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Mitchell

of Raymond B. Mitchell born c. 1907 Oklahoma

Married Mae or May L. Knowles and they lived in Boone Co,Iowa My mother saw them last in 1979 when they were very elderly I can't locate a SS# for them any the Boone Co,Iowa Gen web has no Volunteers for Obits so please help me anyone. Or if you can find his wifes Obit as well.:)

Thanks,

mitchell

I hoping one of you professional Genealogist can help with this one I'm only an amateur at best.

I have pulled the Marriage records for Lewis Randle and Margaret Mitchell from the courthouse in Troy,Miami,Ohio they were married 29 march 1846 Now we many the whole Mitchell family has no idea were they went as we can't find a birth date for Lewis . We do have a family bible that listed all of g,g,g grandpa's children but it doesn't have a birth for lewis randle Margaret Mitchell was born 23 may 1826 in Miami,Ohio possibly in Newberry. Now all of her fathers children followed him into HoneyCreek,Iowa by 1860 except Margaret and Lewis I have run across a Margaret Randle in Dodge,Wisconsin and we know that one of her sisters husbands died in Dodge,wisconsin but I just don't know tell me what is the best way to figure this out and were I should go to find these records. Or if you can figure it out.any help is greatly appreciated.

Thank you.