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Dear List : Does anyone have any of this group/family in their line?
Dr.William Wallace Campbell was my 2nd grt.grandpa and William Lovely(L)
Campbell is my greatgrandpa. It's William W's dad (John M.that is my brick
wall at this time.). I'd LOVE to find out who is parents/grandparents were.
I figured they came from Scotland originally but I have NO names =
(.......any leads would be greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
Barbara
History of Indian Territory
Lewis Publishing Company 1901
page 860-861
WILLIAM WALLACE CAMPBELL, M.D.
Dr. William Wallace Campbell, who is engaged in the practice of medicine in
the town of Campbell, was born in the Saline district of the Cherokee nation
on the 8th of March, 1836, his parents being John M. and Eliza H. (Holt)
Campbell. The father was a white man and the mother a Cherokee and they were
natives on Tennessee, emigrating to the Indian Territory in 1833. The
paternal grandfather of our subject was a native of Scotland and the maternal
grandfather, Eliphaz Holt, was a white man. His father died in 1875, while
his mother passed away in 1878. They were the parents of the following named:
Margaret A., who married James Scott and died in Wisconsin; Frances, who
became the wife of George Kiddy and resides near Vian, Indian Territory; Mary
J., who married Thomas Salone and died in Texas; Sarah, who became the wife of
George Mitchell and died in the Sequoyah district of the Cherokee nation;
George, who died in the Illinois district; Lucian, who died in infancy in the
Flint district; Hugh, who was killed during the Civil war by the Cherokee
Indians allied with the Confederate forces; and John, who died in Sequoyah, at
the age of thirty-five years.
Dr. Campbell, whose name introduces this record, attended the common schools
of the nation and was graduated in the Cherokee Male Seminary, at Tahlequah,
about 1858. He subsequently entered the office of Dr. J.P. Evans in
Tahlequah, and later pursued a course of lectures in the medical department of
the University of Nashville, in Tennessee, being graduated in that school with
the class of 1861. He served as assistant surgeon in the Seventeenth South
Carolina regiment, entering the service April 10, 1863, and serving until the
close of the war. He was present at the surrender of General Lee. His people
were refugees in Texas at the time of the trouble between the North and the
South, and here joined his family in that state, but the same year, 1865, they
returned to the Cherokee nation.
>From 1861 until he entered the army Dr. Campbell was engaged in the practice
of his profession, and upon returning to the nation he opened an office at
Webber's Falls, near his present home. Since that time he has engaged in
practice and has enjoyed a large and lucrative business. He was well prepared
for his chosen calling and has kept abreast with the times through the perusal
of medical journals. A man of excellent business ability, he has not confined
his efforts to one line, for, in addition to his professional labors he has
carried on merchandising, farming, and cattle-raising, and still superintends
his farming interests and his town property.
The Doctor married in 1866, Mrs. Mary E. Morgan, a Cherokee, becoming his
wife. She was the widow of Rufus Morgan. Five children have been born to
them, namely: Eliphaz, who was born February 8, 1867, and died March 15, 1887;
Selina Huntington, who was born February 12, 1869, and died January 2, 1882;
William L., who was born April 18.1871; Hugh Walter, born January 24, 1874,
and died October 27, 1899; Nancy Emeline, born June 14, 1877, married December
7, 1895, to Phillip S. Wiem, of Campbell, by whom she has three children- -
Inez, born September 5, 1896; Even Hugh, born September 20, 1898; and Mary,
born in September 1899. Of the above family, William L. Campbell married
Susan Waggoner and they became the parents of two children, one of whom died
in infancy, the other being Hurbert, born in December, 1896.
The Doctor's first wife died September 28, 1888, a the age of fifty-six years,
her birth having occurred October 17, 1832. he was again married September
12, 1891, his second union being with Mary E. Stegall, widow of Seldon A.
Stegall, who died in January, 1883. She is a daughter of William D. and
Martha W. (Junkins) Box, the former a native of Missouri and the latter of
Virginia. Mrs. Campbell was first married to James Shanks, by whom she had
five children, four of whom are living. She afterward married John Cottner
and they had five children, three of whom are living, namely: Elizabeth Emma,
a graduate of the Presbyterian Mission of Tahlequah, and is now a successful
teacher; James and Edward, who are attending school at Tahlequah.
Dr. Campbell is a member of the Masonic fraternity and of the Independent
Order of Odd Fellows. The greater part of his life has been passed in the
district where he has made his home and he is a well-informed man, who, in the
successful practice of his profession, is meeting with a good financial
return.
======================================================
page 862
WILLIAM L. CAMPBELL
William L. Campbell, who is residing in the Illinois district of the Indian
Territory, at Campbell Post Office, was born at the place which is still his
home April 18, 1871, and is a son of Dr. W.W. and Mary E. (Holt) Campbell. He
pursued his education in the schools of the nation, and, after arriving at
years of maturity, he was married on the 8th of September, 1895, to Miss Susan
Waggoner, of Campbell, a daughter of Lafayette and Ellen J. Waggoner. Two
children were born unto them, but the younger, born in 1898, died in infancy.
The other son is Hurbert, who was born December 27, 1896. Mr. Campbell
devotes his time and attention to looking after his agricultural interests and
his land is under a good state of cultivation.
Why do I keep getting blank digest mails? Anyone else? Anyone using
hotmail that gets the full message?
--Susan
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Hi Fellow Campbells!!
I am brand new to the list, having joined just moments ago. I have been
researching my family for many years and became most stymied when I got into
the Campbell branch.
I am searching for a link beyond Alexander Campbell (my gg-grandfather) of
Virginia who married an Elizabeth Davis of Tennessee, and who settled in Bath
County, KY about 1820 until the 1840's. At that time he moved his family to
Brown County, Ohio. I have not been able to determine his parents or her
parents. Is he or she in your linkages? I do have information that he was
born in 1785 or 1786, that Elizabeth was born in 1799-1800, and that their
first son, (my g-grandfather) was born in Bath County KY in 1828. Thanks!
---David Campbell
Hi, Folks,
Looking for info on James Campbell born in Ireland in 1813 & family.
The 1850 U. S. Census of Fair Haven, Rutland County, VT shows his wife as
Eliza born in Ireland in 1816. The children, were as follows:
Catherine, b. 1836 m. 1838 Timothy Gleason
Mary, b. 1837
Eliza, b. 1839
Lucy, b. 1841
Margaret, b. 1843
Julia, b. 1845
John b. 1846
Thomas, b. 1847
Sarah, b. 1848
All children born in VT except Catherine born in New Brunswick, Canada.
Thank you!
John Dillon
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Hopefully Someone will know something about my line I will start with my
Grandfather's father dates of birth and such are unknown to me but he died
in the 1940's sometime
John Campbell Lived in Arkansas think around Jonesboro or Little Rock
son's
Gordon Campbell born August 1 1914 died Dec 1987 or somewhere in there
Oliver Perry Campbell DOB unknown died in 1979 or 80
I do not know much about Oliver as I only found out about him when he died
Gordon's children are as follows
James Oliver Campbell 1934 to 1990 My father
Patrick Campbell born in 1936 still alive
Charlie Mac Campbell 1939 still alive
James children are
James Oliver Campbell Jr. b August 27 1957 its me
Diana Kay Campbell born November 8 1958
Kenneth Robert Campbell born September 30 1960
Elizabeth Ann Campbell born February 28 1964
Charlie kids as follows
Charlie M Jr.
Kathy
Joseph
Karen
sorry it is so vague but it is a start for me
With Thanks
James O Campbell Jr..
I have not posted to the list in several months and hope someone new
will recognize my line. I am looking for information on James
McDonald Campbell married to I think Samanthia James Campbell. They
resided in the Fort Smith, AR and Heavener, OK area. They had
children by the names of Pleasant, Alonzo, William, Augustus and
Nancy. Pleasant was born in 1864. This is the only dates I have. If
anyone has any information I would love to hear from you. I am very
willing to share the info. I have. Thanks! Cathy
Researching my ggrandfather Donald Campbell (b1844) m to Ann MacDonald
(b1849).
On the 1881 Census they were living in Middle Cape, Cape Breton Co, NS
beside the Bras d'Or Lake with their children as follows: Michael (b1873),
Johnathon (b1875), Mary (b1878), Peter (b1880), Sarah (1881), Maggie Ann
(b1887), James (1888), Michael J. (b1891).
Some of these children were born in the Red Islands district of Richmond
Co., NS.
Any info/help would be greatly appreciated.
Arlene
Surrey, BC
boarlene(a)dowco.com
Zac was born abt. 1795 in Washington County Tenn. He married Margaret
(Peggie) Lowe. Their known children were John, James L., Wyatt Franklin,
Nancy. James was born in 1832 in Campbell County Tenn. James moved
sometime to Illinois and married Miranda Wright and they moved to Sumner
County, Ks.
Sandra (Slaton) Jackson
srrgj(a)prodigy.net
Hi, Folks,
I found this message from Ruth in my inbox, and I'm *way* behind on
email. I've not checked to see if Ruth is a subscriber or not.
Please reply to Ruth at mac(a)lcc.net
Chris
Christine Gaunt, cgaunt(a)umich.edu or gaunt(a)genealogy.org
Campbell-L and BTRVETC-L listowner
Co-compiler of Genealogy Resources on the Internet
http://www-personal.umich.edu/~cgaunt/gen_int1.html
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Date: Mon, 07 Dec 1998 22:39:07 -0800
From: "Ruth A. McVey" <mac(a)lcc.net>
To: cgaunt(a)umich.edu
Subject: CAMPBELL'S
Hi Chris,
The Campbell's are my husbands maternal side and we don't have a clue
where they came from. We have names, dates and some marriages.
CAMPBELL, GEORGE b. 05/23/1832 d. 06/10/1888
m. R. T. PRICE 12/17/1856 b/. 10/19/1835 d?
1. CHARLOTTE E. b. 08/01/1857 d. 08/19/1857
2. M. T. E. b. 03/19/1859 d?
3. SINDARILLER M. b. 01/18/1861 d. 08/15/1862
4. RAFORA L. b. 03/30/1866 d. 04/19/1895
5. GEORGE PRICE b. 09/03/1868 d. 03/10/1962 Madison Co., TX
m. 1st. NANCY ELIZABETH HOLT 07/05/1888 b? d. 11/02/1896
a. JOHN WILLIAM
b. ELIZABETH
c. GEORGE
m. 2nd. M. T. HUDDLESTON (marriage annulled)
m. 3rd. DORA ELIZABETH (Collier) PENROD
A. BERTHA LOU b. 08/20/1907
m. 1st. CONNIE CLAUDE MCVEY b. 01/15/1905 d. 05/1964 Madison Co., TX
a. MARVIN MONROE MCVEY b. 12/05/1928
m. RUTH ALICE DELL MORGAN 07/21/1950 Harris Co., TX
a. MICHAEL WAYNE MCVEY b. 01/17/1954 Orange Co., TX
b. DONALD RAY MCVEY b. 10/03/1955 Orange Co., TX
c. MELINDA SUE MCVEY b. 11/13/1962 Montgomery Co., TX
d. MARK ALLEN MCVEY b. 09/16/1964 Montgomery Co., TX
b. ALLEN RAY MCVEY b. 09/01/1937 Madison Co., TX
m. BARBARA GENZER
a. DAVE ALLEN MCVEY
b. SHEILA KAY MCVEY
m. 2nd. ROBERT RAINS
B. MONROE PRICE b. 09/20/1909 d. 06/11/1982 Madison Co., TX
m. MARY ELIZABETH BROWN 06/07/1936
a. PHILLIP M. CAMPBELL
b. NELDA CAMPBELL
c. KAY CAMPBELL
C. MARTHA IDA b. 01/14/1911 d. 5/1996 Madison Co., TX
m. CALVIN J. COLE b. 05/03/1904 d. 03/20/1990 Madison Co., TX.
a. JAMES COLE
m. MAUDEEN BATSON
Maybe with this info someone will be able to furnish info on the
CAMPBELL line.
Ruth A. McVey
mac(a)lcc.net
Hi,
I am seeking information about Samuel Campbell and his wife Jessie
Troupe both born somewhere in Scotland.
They had five children Ella, Jessie, Samuel, Colin b. 1890 and David b.
1894. The three youngest born in Brooklyn, NY and the others in
Scotland.
Colin is my great grandfather and am trying to locate any information
on the others and/or info on parents, Sam and Jessie.
I'd appreciate any help!
Thanks,
Kathy
I have a Campbell descendant with the odd given name of "Polonzo." Could
this have been a stab at Alonzo? The family was literate, so I doubt they
would have made such a major error in naming their child. Has anyone run
across Polonza or Polonzo as a surname or given name in the Campbells?
I'd appreciate any ideas on this.
Maureen
Hi,
I 've been trying to respond to an inquiry from John Campbell dated April
1997 regarding a James Campbell who lived in Westmoreland Co. Pennsylvania
in 1760. Is the e-mail address jcamp161.msmisp.com current? My messages
aren't going through.
CFWEBB
CFWEBB(a)COMPUSERVE.COM
Dear Ontario & Campbell Lists:
I made a mistake when I wrote about Lorenzo last night, and I
apologize to subscribers of both lists.
The discussion on the Campbell list earlier this year was about
Alonzo -- not Lorenzo. I confused the two names when I received
Deb Mann's first post on the Ontario List, and I should not have
weighed in until I checked my own records. (In fact, my primary
database contains five Alonzos and only one Lorenzo.)
But it's been interesting! I received nine messages overnight.
Some went to the entire Ontario list, some to the Campbell list,
and some only to me. Here are some highlights:
(a) Gord Calder reminds us that Lorenzo is the young romantic
character who elopes with Jessica in Shakespeare's Merchant of
Venice.
(b) Kim Campbell says that Lorenzo is a character in the "Jalna
series by Mazo de la Roche [which was] set in southern Ontario
and covered a period from 1850 to 1950 in Canada."
(c) Jack Butler, Mark Reed, and John Campbell are all aware that
as many as 20,000 babies (apparently mostly in the US South) were
named Lorenzo Dow for a famous Methodist preacher. Mark refers
to an article about Dow [1777-1834] at
http://www.acun.com/dentons/Lorenzo%20Dow.htm. John refers to
another article at
http://www.ancestry.com/columns/myra/Shaking_Family_Tree06-12-97.htm.
(d) Deb Mann has three Lorenzos in a family named Defields, one
of whom (born in 1853) had a twin named Alphonso.
(e) Jane Hemlin reports a line of Lorenzos in a family with the
Irish name of McCrea, the first of whom (born in 1855) was called
"Ren."
(f) Wendy in Arizona adds "how about Alonzo? I've found this in
a family line loaded with James, William, John, etc. Seems out
of place as well... Any insight appreciated."
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12700 Virginia Manor Road, Beltsville, MD 20705-1228, USA
Tel.301-210-1113 Fax.301-210-1020 MailTo:GeoVis@erols.com
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I am re-posting my query from November in the hope that someone may find a
common ancestor among those listed below. I'm looking for the ancestors of
JAMES CAMPBELL, b. ~1771; m. to MARY BOND in 1791; d. 1828. Additional
confirmation that he is father of (Rev.) ROBERT BOND CAMPBELL would also be
appreciated.
If you have info on ANY of the names below, I'd love to hear from you.
Thanks,
Hugh G. Vincent
hughv(a)ibm.net
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Generation No. 1
1. JAMES CAMPBELL was born Abt. 1771 in New York, New York?, and
died 1828 in Pulaski Couny, Kentucky?. He married MARY BOND 1791 in
Abbeville District, South Carolina, daughter of ROBERT BOND and MARY ?.
(I think James' father was James Campbell, married to SARAH MAN, but I have
little
solid info.)
Children of JAMES CAMPBELL and MARY BOND are:
2. i. ROBERT BOND CAMPBELL, b. December 06, 1796, Abbeville District, South
Carolina; d. May 31, 1870, Canton, Mississippi.
ii. HESTER CAMPBELL, b. 1802, Pulaski Couny, Kentucky.
Generation No. 2
2. ROBERT BOND CAMPBELL was born December 06, 1796 in
Abbeville District, South Carolina, and died May 31, 1870 in Canton,
Mississippi.
He was a Presbyterian Minister in Waxhaw, Lancaster district, SC.
and held numerous offices within the church.
He married MARY ADA PATTERSON December 23, 1823 in Marlboro
County, SC, daughter of JOSIAH PATTERSON and ABIGAIL BLAIR.
Children of ROBERT CAMPBELL and MARY PATTERSON are:
3. i. JOSIAH ABIGAIL PATTERSON (J.A.P.) CAMPBELL, b. March 02, 1830,
Lancaster
District, South Carolina; d. January 10, 1917, Jackson, Hinds County,
Mississippi.
ii. SARAH ABIGAIL CAMPBELL, b. October 17, 1824, Abbeville, South Carolina;
d. February 1828.
iii. EDWARD YOUNG CAMPBELL, b. March 08, 1826, Lancaster, South Carolina; d.
November 10, 1831.
iv. ROBERT BOND CAMPBELL, b. January 08, 1828, Lancaster, South Carolina; d.
May 1863, Vicksburg, Mississippi.
v. JAMES ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, b. May 08, 1832, Beaver Creek, Kershaw
District, South Carolina; d. February 04, 1864, Johnson's Island.
vi. MARY LOUISA CAMPBELL, b. November 21, 1834; m. ? SCARBOROUGH.
vii. CHARLES HENRY BAXTER CAMPBELL, b. December 21, 1836, Beaver Creek,
Kershaw District, South Carolina; d. March 07, 1905, Koskiusko, Miss.; m.
SUSAN EMMALINE NASH, February 06, 1861, Koskiusko, Miss..
viii. JANE ELIZABETH CAMPBELL, b. March 16, 1839, Camden, Madison County,
South Carolina; m. ? GRAFTON.
Generation No. 3
3. JOSIAH ABIGAIL PATTERSON (J.A.P.) CAMPBELL was born March 02, 1830
in Lancaster District, South Carolina, and died January
10, 1917 in Jackson, Hinds County, Mississippi.
He was a very prominent southern jurist and statesman: A signatory of the
Constitution of the Conferderate States of America; Chief Justice
of the Supreme Court for the state of Mississippi after the Civil War.
He married EUGENIA ELIZABETH NASH May 13, 1850 in
Kosciusko, Mississippi, daughter of WILLIAM NASH and
NANCY DOTSON.
Children of JOSIAH CAMPBELL and EUGENIA NASH are:
4. i. ROBERT BOND CAMPBELL, b. September 20, 1853, Mississippi; d. January
12, 1929, Greenville, Mississippi.
ii. JOSIAH ABIGAIL PATTERSON CAMPBELL , JR., b. February 13, 1858,
Kosciusko, Attala County, Mississippi; d. January 12, 1905, Jackson, Hinds
County, Mississippi; m. PATTIE COOPER, April 07, 1879, Jackson, Hinds
County, Mississippi.
Generation No. 4
4. ROBERT BOND CAMPBELL was born September 20, 1853 in Mississippi, and died
January 12,
1929 in Greenville, Mississippi.
He was a judge in Mississippi.
He married LUCY DANCY May 01, 1876 in
Canton, Mississippi, daughter of WILLIAM DANCY and MARGARET DINKINS.
Children of ROBERT CAMPBELL and LUCY DANCY are:
5. i. EDWIN PATTERSON CAMPBELL, b. October 09, 1881, Jackson, Mississippi;
d. October 14, 1934, Greenville, Mississippi.
ii. EUGENIA CAMPBELL, b. Bef. 1881; d. Aft. October 15, 1945; m. JAMES M.
CASHIN.
Generation No. 5
5. EDWIN PATTERSON CAMPBELL was born October 09, 1881 in Jackson,
Mississippi, and died October 14, 1934 in Greenville, Mississippi. He
married (1) MARY RAY Bef. December 31, 1911. He married (2) LILLIAN RUSSELL
PUTNAM 1914, daughter of JAMES PUTNAM and LUCY CASTLEMAN. He married (3)
FRANCES PAULINE LOLLAR January 22, 1930 in Greenville, Mississippi.
Children of EDWIN CAMPBELL and LILLIAN PUTNAM are:
i. EDWIN ELIZABETH CAMPBELL, b. July 23, 1921, Greenville, Mississippi; d.
April 15, 1952, Memphis, Tennessee; m. THEODORE VINCENT, December 27, 1939,
Greenville, Mississippi.
ii. ROBERT BOND CAMPBELL, b. April 12, 1926, Greenville, Mississippi; d. May
31, 1987, Canoga Park, California; m. (1) ELINOR BECK, Greenville,
Mississippi; m. (2) (private), December 31, 1973.
Child of EDWIN CAMPBELL and FRANCES LOLLAR is:
iii. POLLYANNE CAMPBELL, b. 1932, Greenville, Mississippi.
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Please email me at hughv(a)ibm.net if you have useful information to share.
Thanks again,
Hugh G. Vincent
That is my grandmother born 1905, Margaret who married a George
> Ritchie., her brother's and sister's are John, Robert, Andrew, Mary (who
> married a James Ritchie) and Agnes. Her father was a John Campbell who died
> sometime before 1926 and mother was a Margaret Laird married 1901 in
> Bearsden, Glasgow. Don't know if this correspondeds with any of yours.
Hi Stan,
I wish that it did! Although we have some similar names...the dates are
wrong.
I have:
John CAMPBELL (butcher) m. Jane Dick WRIGHT (dates unknown Glasgow,)
Robert CAMPBELL (cloth lapper)b. 1858 m. Annie SMETHURST b. 1862 (silk
warper) 1886 Camlachie Glasgow
George CAMPBELL (Dock Labourer) b.1889 m. Agnes McTAGGART b.1889 1911
Bootle, Liverpool
I have had a particularly difficult time finding Agnes McTAGGART.
Thanks
Susan
Toronto, Canada
Thanks for the info! Haven't time to study it right now, but will save it
until after Christmas. God Bless all of my Campbell kith and kin.
Billie (Campbell)
While videotaping tombstones in the Antioch Baptist Church
Cemetery in Bibb County, AL, I came across these CAMPBELLs. I
don't think they're mine, but someone else might know them.
Alva Campbell May 3, 1822 Nov. 12, 1909
Malena (?) wife of Alva Campbell 18??
Malena's stone was VERY hard to read, so that might not be her
real name, but it's close. Can't figure out the date.
Alice Campbell
Dear Deb, Virginia, Nancy & others interested in "Lorenzo:"
I think you'll find that almost anyone with a sizable database of 19th
century ancestors in the US or Canada will have several Lorenzos. (I
have at least four in my files.)
Deb's question to the Ontario genealogy list (copied below) was raised
about nine months ago on the Campbell list. Several subscribers con-
tributed names and guesses, but none knew exactly why a lot of Anglo-
Saxon families choose to bestow this name. As I recall, no one even
knew why a given individual their own family was given this name.
Probably the best theory was advanced by Diarmid Campbell (editor of the
Jorunal of the Clan Campbell Society of North America). He surmized
that Lorenzo was a character in an English-language novel or poem which
was widely popular in the two countries over a period of several years
and that this in turn inspired a minor fad in using the rather exotic
name for the children of Anglo-Saxon families. If so, no one (so far as
I recall) was able to identify the specific work in which the name
appeared or the extent to which it received its popularity.
If subscribers to either list would send me the names plus birth dates
and places of all Lorenzos in their files, I would be happy to put to-
gether a "Lorenzo database." If we collectively amassed, say, a hun-
dred different Lorenzos, I would expect that we could at least conclude
the time period during which the name was originally popular (as opposed
to its being repeated within individual families), and we might be able
to discern variations in its distribution, either geographically or
within families of different national origins.
Of course, if anyone could find a fictional Lorenzo and identify the
work in which he appeared, that would be a real coup!
Deb Mann wrote 17 Dec 1998:
>
> Hi everyone,
>
> I wondered if someone can solve this puzzle for me. I just found another
> person with the Christian name "Lorenzo" . Who was Lorenzo? It seems to be
> like the "Horatio Nelson" name that is sprinkled about. I know where
> Horatio Nelson comes from but I can't find anything on anyone named Lorenzo.
> Why were regular Anglo-Saxon people naming their children Lorenzo?
>
> Debra R. Mann
> Maxwell, Ontario
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Best Regards, from Edward W. (Ted) LOLLIS
12700 Virginia Manor Road, Beltsville, MD 20705-1228, USA
Tel.301-210-1113 Fax.301-210-1020 MailTo:GeoVis@erols.com
Home page...http://www.GeoVisualBusinessMaps.com/lollis.htm
Re: Lorenzo as a first name.
I may be mistaken, but wasn't Lorenzo a character in the Jalna series
written by Mazo de la Roche?
The Jalna series was set in southern Ontario and covered a period
from 1850 to 1950 in Canada.
anybody?
kim campbell