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Name: John B Cameron
Residence: Madison, Florida
Slave gender: Female
Slave race or color: Black
Slave age: 25 years
Slave estimated birth year: 1825
Film number: 442885
Image number: 00387
Reference number: 41
Collection: 1850 United States Census (Slave Schedule)
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Name: John B Cameron
Residence: Madison, Florida
Slave gender: Female
Slave race or color: Black
Slave age: 3 years
Slave estimated birth year: 1847
Film number: 442885
Image number: 00387
Reference number: 42
Collection: 1850 United States Census (Slave Schedule)
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Name: John B Cameron
Residence: Madison, Florida
Slave gender: Female
Slave race or color: Black
Slave age: 2 years
Slave estimated birth year: 1848
Film number: 442885
Image number: 00387
Reference number: 1
Collection: 1850 United States Census (Slave Schedule)
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In a message dated 3/17/2009 4:47:45 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, Jeansroots
writes:
I am looking for information regarding the family of "Hill" Daniel Cameron
who
was an original elder of Barbacue Church. His children, that I know of, were
Daniel b. 1740-45; Kenneth; "Hill" Allen b. 1759 m. Isabella Campbell ; John
b. 1740-45 m. Jane Dobbins; Alexander m. Nancy McArthur; Catherine m. John
"Taylor" Cameron. I am paticularly interested in finding the children of
Daniel and John, both of whom were on the Cumberland Co. census of 1790 and
1810.
Alexander was my ggg grandfather.
His two sons and he and Nancy showed up on the 1850 Madison CO FL census
record.
I need Alexander's other children and family and etc.
Thanks,
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Surnames: Cameron, Camron, Reed
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I am tracing my tree and have come to an impasse at the marriage of
Wesley Reed to Sarah Cameron in Van Buren County, Tennessee, USA in
1845.
Wesley Reed stats: b. 1825 d. 1891 in Hardin County, Illinois, USA
m. to Sarah Cameron (aka Camron) in 1845
Sarah Cameron (Camron): b. 16 Aug 1833 (unknown location) guessing
Southeastern USA d. 19 Apr 1909 in Hardin County, Illinois, USA m.
to Wesley Reed in 1845 in Van Buren County, Tennessee, USA
ANY info on parentage of either person, etc. would be HUGELY appreciated.
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April 6 1844, not 1884
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Surnames: Cameron, Ellwood, Crone
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According to what i`ve found I think you are missing some children of
Ewen and Bridget. From what I`ve found they had 12 children. One of
these was Mary Eliza Cameron who was born in April 6 1884 in Sombra
Ontario and died Feb 19th 1928 in Alberta. She married James Ellwood
and had 9 children:
Ellen Nellie Ellwood was born in 1865 and died in 1922
Ida Ellwood was born in 1867 and died in 1867
Edwin Ellwood was born 1868 and died 1868
James Cameron Ellwood was born 1868 and died in 1943
Joseph Ellwood was born in 1872 and died in 1956 Elizabeth Ellwood
was born in 1875 and died in 1953
Arthur Manfred Ellwood was born in 1877 and died in 1957 Mary
"Minnie" Ellwood was born in 1881 and died in 1955
*Mary had 4 children: Mary Elizabeth, Ralph Duane, Frances Ellen
and Doris with her husband, John Scott Crone.
Archibald R. Ellwood was born in 1883 and died in 1954. Doris is my
grandmother and is the only child of Mary and John Scott Crone still
alive
Archibald R Ellwood was born in 1883 and died in 1954
*Archibald had two sons die in WWII, one, a flyer, was killed over
Belgium and the other died at Ortona
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6/19/1913 letter from Samuel Riegel Lebanon Co.,PA
Mary Williams Cameron died 1911/wife of Henry Nelson Cameron
Mrs. Sarah (Cameron) Young Niles,Michigan Lebanon PA June 10 1913
My dear Cousin
It was a great pleasure to me several days ago to receive your
welcome letter. The letter you refer to that I wrote to your father
was not answered. Cousin Olivia kept me well informed at the time and
I knew of the great loss you sustained by the death of your mother.
And realizing the issues the had to be met during the accident,
sickness and death of a beloved parent, and the new cares that had to
be met of an aged father. You all had my sincere sympathy on account
of my past experience. It was truly gratifying to me to read in your
letter of the distribution your father made of his property and of
the nice feeling pervading among the children.
Since March 11, I have Uncle Joseph McConnell at home. He was twelve
weeks in the hospital. His first thought, when leaving the hospital,
was to take rooms at the nearest hotel to the Homestead, but on
inquiry, I found all the rooms taken and they could only take him as
a border. That was not satisfactory. I secured a private boarding
place across the street from the "Homestead," and I suggested
starting the fires and making the house comfortable, and to stay with
Uncle at night as long as necessary. I have been doing this to the
present and uncle is well cared for. He has a slight indisposition
for a few days, but is doing nicely at present. His great trouble is
weakness. We were fortunate in securing a good boarding place. Uncle
enjoys his meals and rests well, sleeps well at night.
I am heartily glad you referred to the matter of genealogy to me,
because there are not as many who are informed, besides while Uncle
Joseph is still living, I can consult with him. I am sorry not to
have something real nice for you daughter to help her being eligible
to the societies referred to (DAR). Our ancestors were of the
peaceful but nevertheless bestcitizens. Uncle Tommy Cameron was an
honorably discharged soldier of the Civil War, and on special
occasions wore badges and credentials enough for the whole
"Friend-Schaft."
I will now answer your Grandmother Cameron's maiden name. Uncle
Joseph Cameron's wifes maiden name Bories/Burris?. Polly
Bories(Burris?). Uncle Tommy Cameron spoke of a brother of your
Grandmother, Joseph Bories(Burris?). My Grandmother McConnel's
father's name was Lewis "Ludwig" Cameron. His wifes' family name was
Wolf. There are immediate relatives living at the Wolf homestead and
own the place. I visit there. Grandmother McConnel, Polly May, the
eldest, Catherine (Aunty Vogel) were the two daughters of the first
marriage. John, the eldest son and Joseph, Your Grandfather were the
children of the first marriage. Uncle John Cameron mentioned, may
have drifted into the war of the Revolution. It was he of whom I
wrote to your father that one day while your grandfather, Joseph
Cameron, was out along the Juaniata he was addressed by a voice from
the opposite of the river, and looking in the direction of the voice
saw a man. Uncle Joseph Cameron was addressed "Brother Joe, is th!
at you?" Answered "Yes is that you brother John?" Uncle Joseph
Cameron hurriedly made his way to his boat, and crossed the river to
meet his brother. And in his own language met on one. If the earth
had opened and swallowed him, he would not more effectually been out
of sight. You of course know when Uncle Joseph Cameron went west as a
pioneer in his own equipment, all of the family but your father who
had preceded the rest, were overtaken by sickness(Cholera) and had
three funerals in five days. Uncle Joe's wife, daughter Catherine
(Mrs. Rush) and her husband. The latter, Cousin Mae Williams
Grandparents. While my Grandparents were still living in the country,
your Grandmother Cameron with your father, Cousin Henry Nelson
Cameron, visited by grandparents at their home. My mother (86 years),
your father, and Uncle Tommy Cameron were near the same age. Family
name of the second wife Gossert, Aunt Betsy (who died with us) the
eldest Sarah, married to a man named Long. Lydia m!
arried to Meffert. Third wife Maria Walter. Simon Cameron the eldest o
f this marriage. Noah, Louisa (married to Foesig), and Tommy Cameron.
My birth date was Sept. 4, 1845. May following Great Grandfather
Ludwig Cameron visited my Grandparents at Lebanon and I have the
honor of being carried out of the house first time bare headed by
him. Grandmother McConnel always spoke of your father by using his
full name Henry Nelson Cameron. My Grandparents were in touch with
Uncle Joseph Cameron (Your Grandfather) and were informed of their
preparations to go west and received letters when they were overtaken
by sickness and death. Before starting for the west, Great
Grandfather Ludwig Cameron with his family and Uncle Joseph Cameron
(your grandfather) lived near together, near East Salem. Uncle Noah
Cameron was already married. So was Uncle Simon Cameron. Uncle Tommy
Cameron was living home most of the time with his parents.
Grandfather Ludwig Cameron was a shoemaker by trade and a useful man
in the Community.He had given much attention to tree culture!
and raising fruit.Skilled in Grafting. when Uncle Adam McConnel and
Uncle Joseph McConnel (brothers) were on a visit at Thompsontown,
they were shown by Father Evans a worthy resident of Thompsontown,
grafted in Mr. Evans orchard and posts and fencing set by Great
Grandfather Ludwig Cameron. Mr. Evans spoke in highest praise of
Great Grandfather Cameron as a friend and neighbor and a useful
citizen. When Uncle Noah Cameron died, the two uncles (McConnel) were
at the funeral. It was said of Uncle Noah Cameron that he was worth
more in the community than some others that might be named by the
dozen. All of Uncle Noah Cameron's family are well to do, and are in
possession of the homestead. Two of the sons within the last year
have gone to Florida and bought land with the purpose of making their
home there. One of Uncle Tommy Cameron's daughters (Mrs. Sarah
Walker) lives at Post Falls, Idaho. They have a farm of 160 acres,
and have set an orchard of over 700 choice fruit trees!
. I had a letter from Cousin Sarah last fall stating they had 800 choi
ce apples in boxes ready to be shipped. Cousin Emma Poffenbeger, a
sister of Mrs. Walker and her husband are looking forward to making a
trip to Post Falls,Idaho. And when they accomplish it, expect to stop
at Niles, Mich. Great grandfather Cameron was a deeply religious man.
The last time he visited Lebanon, when I was an infant, Uncle Joseph
McConnel know of this visit, and when he left Lebanon, Uncle Jacob
McConnel, Uncle Adam McConnel and Uncle Joe took G. Grandfather
Cameron to Highspire with Grandfather McConnel's horse and carriage
to visit Uncle and Aunty Vogel.
When Great Grandfather Cameron visited Lebanon last time, Great
Grandmother McConnel was still living. She was a very intelligent
woman, and at that time considered an educated lady. It is said that
she and father Cameron spent much time in social intercourse talking
over the future and religious matters,, and their parting was never
forgotten. My Grandmother McConnel persuaded her father while on this
visit to attend catechetical lecture in our church, conducted by our
Pastor, Rev. Henry Wagner, he was deeply impressed and remarked of
Pastor Wagner when he came home "Er is ein guten Lehrer" I can not
tell you what a comfort it is to me to receive your letter. Trusting
it will be of help to you and your daughter, if there is anything I
have not mentioned call my attention to it and any information I can
give, you shall have cheerfully. My youngest daughter, Rhoda, is very
much interested in knowing of the past and means to profit by it,
while Uncle Joseph McConnel and I are !
still here to give her information. She is a teacher at Cornwall,
and enjoying her vacation and a much needed rest. It would be a great
comfort to me to have your daughter write to Rhoda with the hope that
they will become correspondents.
Please remember us kindly to the relatives at Niles,MI and South
Bend,IN. I expect to hear from some of you coming East this summer.
Great Grandfather Cameron is buried at East Salem near where they
lived before your Grandfather Joseph Cameron went west. His first
wife is buried at Kimmerlings Church little more than three miles
from Lebanon. Father Cameron's parents came into the U.S. by way of
Canada. In their travels, his mother carried him Indian fashion on
her back. Later his father returned to Canada. The mother with her
little boy drifted into Lancaster Co. Pa where they lived on a farm
with a kind family, when the poor little boy, our Great Grandfather,
was forsaken by his mother, who also returned to Canada. The family
with whom they were living kept the little boy, and in time he made
his way into Lebanon Co.
He learned the shoemaker trade at Stumpstown, now Fredericksburg, by
Jacob Buchananyer. He prospered at his trade and married into a
respected family near Kimmerlings Church by the name of Wolf. His
first wife died when the children were young, so small that their
father lifted them to see their mother in the coffin.Some of our
immeditate relatives still live at Kimmerlings's Church and are
highly respected and prosperous people.
Hoping to hear from you soon,trusting this message will find you
enjoying good health.All of us join in love to you all.
Your Cousin,
Samuel Riegel
928 Walnut St.
Lebanon,PA
After writing this letter,my youngest daughter expressed so much
interest in it,that I gave it to her to make extracts from it.She
wishes me to give her all the information and help her formulate it
into a family tree.In a local history some years ago there is a brief
sketch of Samuel Riegel,tracing briefly genealogy on the paternal and
maternal side of the Palatinate in "The Fatherland".When daughter
Rhoda has a little more leisure I will ask her to make you a copy and
send it to you.I was looking for a card sent to me by cousin Sarah
Walker of Post Falls,Idaho giving the picture of a squaw,carrying a
babe on her back.She was employed by the Government of Washington as
a guide to surveyors in surveying a Gov't Route across the
mountains.And they have erected a bronze statue in her memory,in
Idaho.In bringing Uncle home from the hospital,this card has been
misplaced.
After all this delay,for which I ask your pardon,I will mail this
letter,with the hope of hearing from ou soon.I am in error when I say
Uncle Jacob,Adam and Joseph McConnel took Gr. Grandfather Cameron to
Highspire.That was another occasion.Grandfather and Grandmother
McConnel and Uncle Joseph McConnel have the honor on this last visit.
Would be pleased to have your daughter write of the information she
has been able to gather.
True copy of letter written by Samuel Riegel to
Sarah Cameron Young on 6/19/1913
letter notarized on 6/21/1954
by Maude Young Umholtz R.R 4 box 74,Niles,Michigan
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Author: nicenonya2
Surnames: Cameron, Douglas, Wolf, Gossert, Walter, McConnell, Wutts,
Riegel, Hutman, King, Vogel, Burris, Rush, Gabel, Williams, Palmer,
Parmer, Hatfield, Kizer, Ward, Eastwood, Young, Umholtz
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1 Lewis* Cameron
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Birth: bef 1770, Glasgow?, Lanark?, Scotland
Death: abt 1846, East Salem, PA
Burial: Kimmerling's church cem?
Occ: Shoemaker,Tree culture and raising fruit,skilled in grafting
Father: Lewis? Cameron (~1755-)
Mother: Jean Eupan Douglas?
three marriages,Skilled tree grafter.His parents came to the US from
Canada,and somehow went back to Canada and left Ludwig behind in
Lancaster,PA!Lewis emigrated from Scotland as a mere boy.1820 Lewis
(or Ludwig?) appears in McAllisertown /Greenwood,Mifflin
Co.,PA.1820-30,show Lewis in the 1830 census age 60-70
Spouse: Ms.*(Susan?) Wolf
Birth: bef 1780
Death: abt 1815?, PA
Marr: bef 1794
Children: Apollonia "Polly" May"Maria" (1794-1876)
John W (~1800->1880)
Catherine
Joseph* (1795-1864)
Other Spouses Betsy Gossert, Maria Walter
1.1 Apollonia "Polly" May"Maria" Cameron
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Birth: 1794
Death: 14 Jun 1876, Lebanon,PA
find a Mary, John H & William M. McConnell in Greenwood in 1840
Spouse: Jacob McConnell
Birth: 17 Jan 1790, Lebanon,PA
Death: 24 Nov 1868, Lebanon Co., PA
Father: John McConnell
Mother: Catherina Snebeli Wutts
Children: Jacob (1815-)
Sarah (1817-)
Johannes (1818-)
Lydia (1821-)
Catharine (1821-)
Adam (1821-)
Mary "Polly" (1825-)
Joseph (1833-)
Henry (1838-)
1.1.1 Jacob McConnell
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Birth: 1815
1.1.2 Sarah McConnell
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Birth: 1817
1.1.3 Johannes McConnell
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Birth: 1818
1.1.4 Lydia McConnell
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Birth: 1821
1.1.5 Catharine McConnell
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Birth: 1821
1.1.6 Adam McConnell
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Birth: 1821
1.1.7 Mary "Polly" McConnell
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Birth: 17 Jun 1825, Palmyra,Lebanon,Pennsylvania
Spouse: Abraham Riegel
Birth: 1820, Lebanon,PA
Father: Adam Riegel
Children: Samuel (1845->1910)
1.1.8 Joseph McConnell
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Birth: 1833
1.1.9 Henry McConnell
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Birth: 1838
1.2 John W Cameron
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Birth: abt 1800, PA
Death: aft 1880, Wheeling Twp., Belmont, Ohio
Occ: farmer
Educ: Speculation!
line is speculation so far.
find at John in Belmont,Ohio born 1800 PA with wife Jane of PA
with:Boyd,Else,Sarah,Samuel,Robert
parents both from Scotland
on the world tree shows a John born 1798 married to Catharine Hutman
in Harrisburg,PA
Spouse: Sarah Jane? (Cameron)
Children: Boyd? (1840-)
Elsie J.? (1847-)
Samuel? (1852-)
Sarah M.? (1850-)
Robert?
1.2.1 Boyd? Cameron
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Birth: 1840, Ohio
1.2.2 Elsie J.? Cameron
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Birth: 1847, Ohio
1.2.3 Samuel? Cameron
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Birth: 1852
1.2.4 Sarah M.? Cameron
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Birth: 1850, Ohio
Spouse: Fletcher King
Children: Effie J. (1879-)
1.2.5 Robert? Cameron
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1.3 Catherine Cameron
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Spouse: Vogel
1.4 Joseph* Cameron
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Birth: 28 Feb 1795, Mifflin Co., PA now Juniata Co. as of 1831
Death: 31 Jan 1864, Clay Twp., Saint Joseph Co., Indiana
Burial: Smith Cemetery, Milton Twp., Cass Co., MI
Occ: Carpenter
Find Joseph Cameron family next to Peter Burris in Greenwood
Twp.,Mifflin Co.,PA in 1830,then in 1840 Greenwood is in Juniata Co
census.The 1850 Greenwood census shows John Cameron as head of
household with Mary,Henry,Mary,Susan next to the Rush family.He had a
brother name John,but the census list John as head of household??Was
his middle name John?But he has a brother named John!Very strange!
In 1854,when Susan Cameron was 12 years old,Joseph (Mary,Catherine
and her husband John Rush and their two girls & Mary Ann started the
long trip to Galena, IL expecting to locate permanently.On the day of
their arrival on the banks of the Mississippi,Mary"Polly" died of
Cholera,Catherine and Mr.Rush died a few days later.Joseph proceeded
30 miles east on to Stephenson Co.,IL then in the Fall of 1854 came
to join his son Henry in Bertrand Twp.,Berrien Co.,MI.Joseph was a
Carpenter.
1850 census shows them living in Greenwood,Juniata Co.,PA.near the Rush family
Marker in Milton Twp says 68 years 11 months.
Juniata county was created in 1831,see also Mifflin Co.,PA
1900 census for Henry N. Cameron shows his father born in
Scotland??!!Does not compute!
Spouse: Mary Ann* "Polly" Burris
Birth: 2 Oct 1804, Juniata Co., PA
Death: 1854, Ohio/Miss River/Galena, IL- of Cholera
Father: Peter/Philip* Burris (~1760-1841)
Mother: Catharine * Gabel (~1770->1830)
Marr: abt 1822, Juniata Co., PA
Children: Henry Nelson* (1824-1911)
Catherine (1828-1854)
Mary Ann (1836-1898)
Susan (1842-1928)
1.4.1 Hon. Henry Nelson* Cameron
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Birth: 11 Oct 1824, Greenwood, Mifflin Co., Pennslyvania
Death: 2 Nov 1911, Howard Twp., Cass Co., MI
Burial: Silverbrook Cemetery, Niles, MI
Occ: Carpenter,Farmer,Justice of the peace,road commissioner,320
acres in Howard twp-1896
Reli: Medodist Episcopal
PA PA PA
Schooled in Junitia Co,PA,came to Niles area 1853 as a carpenter,next
year rented a farm from David Rough in Bertrand Twp.,Berrien
Co.,MI,Met and married Mary Williams.After 4 years and $2,300 in cash
later family moved out to Charles City,Chickasaw Co., Iowa for 2
years investing in Land.Then came back to Bertrand Twp.,Berrien
Co.,MI in 1860 census.then 60 acres/Howard Twp.,Cass Co.,MI 160
acres section 17..Land in Cass co HO 8-17.Died of Cereberal
Hemorage.His father Joseph came to Niles after the deaths in Illinois
from Cholera,then removed to Niles & Howard Twp and 320 acres which
part became the Michigan Central RR Terminals.
1870 in Howar Twp.,Cass Co.,MI
1910 living in Niles city 3rd ward dist 81,Berrien Co.,MI
11/2/1911 pg 1 Niles Daily Sun
death record states Cerebral Hemorrhage
Spouse: Mary Anne* Williams
Birth: 1 Apr 1838, Edwardsburg, Cass Co., MI
Death: 28 Jan 1911, Howard Twp., Cass Co., MI
Father: William Henry* Williams (~1806-1887)
Mother: Nancy Ann* Palmer /Parmer (~1801-1880)
Marr: 11 Apr 1854, Berrien Co.,MI
Children: William Joseph (1855-1938)
Sarah Jane (1856-1927)
Mary Ann* (1858-1943)
Alice Ann (1859-1917)
Edwin S. (1863-1939)
George Burris (1866-1955)
Cora B. (1867-1902)
Carrie M. (1870-1942)
Maude Ester (1871-1894)
Charles A. (1876-1901)
Frank Newman (1879-1967)
Henry Williams (1860-1862)
Simon Peter (1864-1869)
Rosa Zell (1874-1877)
1.4.2 Catherine Cameron
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Birth: 1828, Greenwood, Mifflin Co., Pennslyvania
Death: 1854, Galena,Jo Daviess co., IL
The Effingham county & Rockford,IL area had a Cholera outbreak in the
summer of 1854.
Spouse: John Rush
Birth: 1814, PA
Death: 1854, Galena,Jo Daviess co., IL
Father: Joseph? Rush
Children: Clarra (1849-)
Eleanora Mae (1847-1933)
1.4.3 Mary Ann Cameron
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Birth: 1836, Delaware Twp., Juniata Co., PA
Death: 18 Sep 1898, Clay twp.St.Joseph co., IN?
PA PA PA
9/21/1898 Niles Weekly Mirror pg 5
1/4/1899 Niles Weekly Mirror pg 1
the 1860 census has Mary A. Cameron working as a domestic for Abel
Hatfield in German Twp.,St.Joseph Co.,IN ,age 24 from PA
Spouse: George Kizer
Birth: 12 Oct 1839, Wayne co., Ohio
Death: 1 Jul 1914, South Bend,St.Joseph co.,Indiana
Father: Ebenezer Flanagan Kizer (1815-1879)
Mother: Susannah Ward (1813-1874)
Marr: aft 1860, South Bend, Saint Joseph Co., IN
Children: Arabelle C (1861-1946)
Lula C. (1863-1939)
Effie L. "Effa" (1868-1935)
Minnie Augustus (1868-)
Osborn Nelson (1870-1956)
Arthur Flanagan (1871-1956)
Olive A. (1873-)
Ronald W. (1866-1869)
1.4.4 Susan Cameron
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Birth: 2 Mar 1842, Lebanon Co., PA
Death: 26 Dec 1928, South Bend, Ind.
Burial: City Cemetery, South Bend, IN
Occ: keeping house
PA PA PA
When Susan was 8 family moved to Illinois by boat on the Ohio
River,mother and sister died of Cholera near Galena,IL
1920 Susan lists as born in PA,father unknown Scotch?,mother PA
1900 Listed as a Widow -PA,Scotch?,PA living in Portage,St. Joseph Co.,IN
may have been married in Berrien co.?
Spouse: Leroy"Roy" Eastwood
Birth: 1847, Glen Falls, Warren Co., NY
Death: 1889, Los Angles,CA
Father: Martin J. Eastwood
Mother: Margaret Mary Ann
Marr: 22 Sep 1869, South Bend, St.Joseph Co., IN
Children: Olivia M. "Olive" (1872-)
Lenora C. (~1876-)
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Surnames: Cameron
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Do you know anything about the Alexander Cameron you mention here? I
am looking for an Alexander Cameron born in the late 1700s in
Scotland. His occupation was a weaver. He married, but not sure who
to, but had a son William Cameron.
Thanks for any help you can give.
Grace
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Author: thelighthouse08
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ps. I noticed after I replied above, that you actually wrote that
message almost 6 years ago, you doubtless have all the answers now,
and my advice a little redundant. cheers.
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Author: thelighthouse08
Surnames: Cameron, McLean, Kemp, Clow
Classification: queries
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I am surprised you need help researching my uncle Archibald Cameron
(1804-1874), his family is very well documented online, as is that of
his wife Flora McLean. All you really have to do is search in google
and plenty of information comes up, one of our cousins has even
written up biographies of Archibald and some of his children and
grandchildren online. Though his claim that Archibald was head
gamekeeper to the Duke of Argyll is something certainly disputed by
my side of the family, I grew up among people who actually remembered
these people, their children and grandchildren, so I take issue with
some some of the claims people make online about them. For instance
Zoe Kemp, here on Ancestry, a descendent like me of Samuel Cameron
(1811-1886) continually makes claims about the the parentage of
Samuel's wife Mary Clow which are patently incorrect. My
great-grandfather Cameron knew Mary Clow's parents names without
having to look-up any documents, and among our family papers are the
death certificates of Mary Clow herself and two of her brothers, all
of which prove my great-grandfather right and Zoe Kemp wrong, so
while you will find plenty of information online,it is not all
correct, and you should always check it.
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Author: renamay
Surnames: Cameron
Classification: queries
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Kathy,
Archibald was born in 1812 in N.C. We don't know where in N.C. so I
don't know how to get a birth certificate for him. We have been
researching him since the 50s and have his descendants all the way
from Choctaw Co Ms. I don't know the county he was born in. I have
gotten other birth certificates for other ancestors but I went to
the County to get them. Thanks, Rena
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Author: ccameronphd
Surnames: Cameron
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I would get the birth certificate of your ARCHIBALD and it will have
the names of his parents....than working backwards continue to obtain
birth certificates.
Cathy
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Author: catcameron
Surnames: Cameron
Classification: queries
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Our Donald Cameron b. 1791 Mull, Argyll, Scotland was the son of JOHN
b. 1769 Mull. Our Donald had a son Angus b. 1837 and therefore,
according to tradition is either named after the Grandfather or an
Uncle. SO our John may be the brother of your Angus....
I have the entire family history if you would want to see it. Email
me at catcameron(a)comcast.net
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Author: Obits101
Surnames: Cameron, Groves, Corey, Price, Howell, Johnston, Alexander,
Reed, Clark, Parker, Stevens, Carlos, Gray, Spitskofsky, Tucker, Todd
Classification: death
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...from the archives in Oklahoma City, OK:
The Daily Oklahoman
Monday
06-17-1912
p.3/8
TORNADO LEAVES DEATH IN TRACKS
Twenty-six Known to Have Lost Lives in Missouri Storm Saturday
DAMAGE IS ENORMOUS
Wires Are Down and No Late Reports From the Stricken District
Kansas City, June 16 -
....
The dead are:
Between Merwin and Adrian:
Henry Cameron and three children.
Gibson Groves
Fred Groves
Frank Corey
Mrs Frank Corey
Mrs Price
Mrs Howell
Mrs Johnston
Mrs Corey and baby
Mrs Alexander and three children
Mrs George Reed
An unididentified Greek
At Montgomery, Mo:
Mrs Elsworth Clark
Creighton, Case County:
Mrs Lee Parker
----- Stevens (no 1st name listed)
At Leeton:
Dan Carlos and wife
At Kansas City:
Hern Gray
Max Spitskofsky died Sunday in a hospital.
The Daily Oklahoman
Tuesday
06-18-1912
p.2/12
ADDITIONAL DEATH
Kansas City, Mo., June 17 -
One more victim was added to the death list of the
tornado that passed over central west Missouri late
Saturday, when Mrs Henry Cameron of Merwin, Mo.,
died of her injuries, Monday. Mrs William Tucker and
Mrs Piney Todd of Merwin are believed to have been
fatally hurt.
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Author: catcameron
Surnames: Cameron, Henderson, McMasters
Classification: queries
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I have the CAMERON family tree done.
John Cameron b. 1769 Mull, Argyll, Scotland
Donald Cameron b. 1791 Mull, Argyll, Scotland
John Cameron b. 12 Apr 1826 Helipoll, Tiree, Scotland
Duncan Cameron b. 24 Dec 1851 Ormsaibeg, Kilchavan
Alexander Henderson Cameron b. 13 Oct 1876 Lanarkshire,
Scotland immigrated to USA through NYC 7 Nov.1909....
All of the above had MANY brothers and sisters.
Happy hunting ---Cathy Cameron
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Author: catcameron
Surnames: Cameron, Bulman
Classification: queries
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Dee,
Found a William Cameron b. 7 Jul 1754 married to Mary Bulman b. 1754
who had a son John b. 1769 Mull, Argyll --and I believe this John was
a twin --maybe it was your William.
Our family is John Cameron b. 1769 Mull
Donald Cameron b. 1791 Mull (his brother Alexander Cameron b. 1797
Strontian, Argyll--thought this was your relative???)
John Cameron b. 12 Apr 1826
Family tree done till 1769 with John above...
Cathy
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