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John Poston Manard

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1. [S69] Letter from unknown author (unknown author address) to unknown recipient; unknown repository (unknown repository address.)

Javier Esqueda Estrada¹

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1. [S57] unknown author, Information furnished by Guadalupe Estrada, Jonas Esqueda's mother (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)

Henry W. Neville¹

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1. [S56] unknown author, The Neville's - a 5-page typed record, author unknown, although a Lois Rogers is mentioned in such a manner that she might be the author.
   Sources of Data: 1. South Carolina Historical magazines; 2.. Schirmer's Diary, South Carolina Historiical Society; 3. Charleston Directories, Charleston Library Society; 4. Data given by Custodian of Records of old Trinity Methodist Church, Charleston; 5. Data from Bethel Methodist Church, Charleston; 6. Letters; 7. Obituaries.
   
   Note: Records in old Trinity Church, with a few exceptions, destroyed by fire, 1861. This may account for no record being found of Joshua Neville. Tombs of two Neville women, 1833, found in Bethel Church Yard, but relation to Joshua Neville not determined. No tomb found of Purvis or Baker in Washington Street Methodist Church Yard, Columbia, South Carolina. (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), I. Henry W. Neville. Son of Joshua Neville and ____. Cabinet maker; in partnership with his father at 260 King st., 1822.....
2. [S56] unknown author, The Neville's - a 5-page typed record, author unknown, although a Lois Rogers is mentioned in such a manner that she might be the author.
   Sources of Data: 1. South Carolina Historical magazines; 2.. Schirmer's Diary, South Carolina Historiical Society; 3. Charleston Directories, Charleston Library Society; 4. Data given by Custodian of Records of old Trinity Methodist Church, Charleston; 5. Data from Bethel Methodist Church, Charleston; 6. Letters; 7. Obituaries.
   
   Note: Records in old Trinity Church, with a few exceptions, destroyed by fire, 1861. This may account for no record being found of Joshua Neville. Tombs of two Neville women, 1833, found in Bethel Church Yard, but relation to Joshua Neville not determined. No tomb found of Purvis or Baker in Washington Street Methodist Church Yard, Columbia, South Carolina., Cabinet maker; in partnership with his father at 260 King Street, 1822.
3. [S56] unknown author, The Neville's - a 5-page typed record, author unknown, although a Lois Rogers is mentioned in such a manner that she might be the author.
   Sources of Data: 1. South Carolina Historical magazines; 2.. Schirmer's Diary, South Carolina Historiical Society; 3. Charleston Directories, Charleston Library Society; 4. Data given by Custodian of Records of old Trinity Methodist Church, Charleston; 5. Data from Bethel Methodist Church, Charleston; 6. Letters; 7. Obituaries.
   
   Note: Records in old Trinity Church, with a few exceptions, destroyed by fire, 1861. This may account for no record being found of Joshua Neville. Tombs of two Neville women, 1833, found in Bethel Church Yard, but relation to Joshua Neville not determined. No tomb found of Purvis or Baker in Washington Street Methodist Church Yard, Columbia, South Carolina., Cabinet maker at 64 Wentworth Street, 1831.

James Barnes¹

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1. [S56] unknown author, The Neville's - a 5-page typed record, author unknown, although a Lois Rogers is mentioned in such a manner that she might be the author.
   Sources of Data: 1. South Carolina Historical magazines; 2.. Schirmer's Diary, South Carolina Historiical Society; 3. Charleston Directories, Charleston Library Society; 4. Data given by Custodian of Records of old Trinity Methodist Church, Charleston; 5. Data from Bethel Methodist Church, Charleston; 6. Letters; 7. Obituaries.
   
   Note: Records in old Trinity Church, with a few exceptions, destroyed by fire, 1861. This may account for no record being found of Joshua Neville. Tombs of two Neville women, 1833, found in Bethel Church Yard, but relation to Joshua Neville not determined. No tomb found of Purvis or Baker in Washington Street Methodist Church Yard, Columbia, South Carolina. (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), Married James Barnes.
2. [S56] unknown author, The Neville's - a 5-page typed record, author unknown, although a Lois Rogers is mentioned in such a manner that she might be the author.
   Sources of Data: 1. South Carolina Historical magazines; 2.. Schirmer's Diary, South Carolina Historiical Society; 3. Charleston Directories, Charleston Library Society; 4. Data given by Custodian of Records of old Trinity Methodist Church, Charleston; 5. Data from Bethel Methodist Church, Charleston; 6. Letters; 7. Obituaries.
   
   Note: Records in old Trinity Church, with a few exceptions, destroyed by fire, 1861. This may account for no record being found of Joshua Neville. Tombs of two Neville women, 1833, found in Bethel Church Yard, but relation to Joshua Neville not determined. No tomb found of Purvis or Baker in Washington Street Methodist Church Yard, Columbia, South Carolina., Married James Barnes. Born in Charleston, so assume they were married there.

Jane Malvina Sharpe¹

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1. [S56] unknown author, The Neville's - a 5-page typed record, author unknown, although a Lois Rogers is mentioned in such a manner that she might be the author.
   Sources of Data: 1. South Carolina Historical magazines; 2.. Schirmer's Diary, South Carolina Historiical Society; 3. Charleston Directories, Charleston Library Society; 4. Data given by Custodian of Records of old Trinity Methodist Church, Charleston; 5. Data from Bethel Methodist Church, Charleston; 6. Letters; 7. Obituaries.
   
   Note: Records in old Trinity Church, with a few exceptions, destroyed by fire, 1861. This may account for no record being found of Joshua Neville. Tombs of two Neville women, 1833, found in Bethel Church Yard, but relation to Joshua Neville not determined. No tomb found of Purvis or Baker in Washington Street Methodist Church Yard, Columbia, South Carolina. (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), Married Jane Malvina Sharpe.
2. [S56] unknown author, The Neville's - a 5-page typed record, author unknown, although a Lois Rogers is mentioned in such a manner that she might be the author.
   Sources of Data: 1. South Carolina Historical magazines; 2.. Schirmer's Diary, South Carolina Historiical Society; 3. Charleston Directories, Charleston Library Society; 4. Data given by Custodian of Records of old Trinity Methodist Church, Charleston; 5. Data from Bethel Methodist Church, Charleston; 6. Letters; 7. Obituaries.
   
   Note: Records in old Trinity Church, with a few exceptions, destroyed by fire, 1861. This may account for no record being found of Joshua Neville. Tombs of two Neville women, 1833, found in Bethel Church Yard, but relation to Joshua Neville not determined. No tomb found of Purvis or Baker in Washington Street Methodist Church Yard, Columbia, South Carolina., Married Jane Malvina Sharpe November 16, 1859, by Rev. Mr. McKibben, Newberry South Carolina.

Kitty Neville¹

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1. [S56] unknown author, The Neville's - a 5-page typed record, author unknown, although a Lois Rogers is mentioned in such a manner that she might be the author.
   Sources of Data: 1. South Carolina Historical magazines; 2.. Schirmer's Diary, South Carolina Historiical Society; 3. Charleston Directories, Charleston Library Society; 4. Data given by Custodian of Records of old Trinity Methodist Church, Charleston; 5. Data from Bethel Methodist Church, Charleston; 6. Letters; 7. Obituaries.
   
   Note: Records in old Trinity Church, with a few exceptions, destroyed by fire, 1861. This may account for no record being found of Joshua Neville. Tombs of two Neville women, 1833, found in Bethel Church Yard, but relation to Joshua Neville not determined. No tomb found of Purvis or Baker in Washington Street Methodist Church Yard, Columbia, South Carolina. (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), II. Kitty Neville. Daughter of Joshua Neville and ___. No record. Tradition is that she married a Mr. Goldsmith.
2. [S56] unknown author, The Neville's - a 5-page typed record, author unknown, although a Lois Rogers is mentioned in such a manner that she might be the author.
   Sources of Data: 1. South Carolina Historical magazines; 2.. Schirmer's Diary, South Carolina Historiical Society; 3. Charleston Directories, Charleston Library Society; 4. Data given by Custodian of Records of old Trinity Methodist Church, Charleston; 5. Data from Bethel Methodist Church, Charleston; 6. Letters; 7. Obituaries.
   
   Note: Records in old Trinity Church, with a few exceptions, destroyed by fire, 1861. This may account for no record being found of Joshua Neville. Tombs of two Neville women, 1833, found in Bethel Church Yard, but relation to Joshua Neville not determined. No tomb found of Purvis or Baker in Washington Street Methodist Church Yard, Columbia, South Carolina., Tradition is that she married a Mr. Goldsmith.

Thomas C. Neville¹

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1. [S56] unknown author, The Neville's - a 5-page typed record, author unknown, although a Lois Rogers is mentioned in such a manner that she might be the author.
   Sources of Data: 1. South Carolina Historical magazines; 2.. Schirmer's Diary, South Carolina Historiical Society; 3. Charleston Directories, Charleston Library Society; 4. Data given by Custodian of Records of old Trinity Methodist Church, Charleston; 5. Data from Bethel Methodist Church, Charleston; 6. Letters; 7. Obituaries.
   
   Note: Records in old Trinity Church, with a few exceptions, destroyed by fire, 1861. This may account for no record being found of Joshua Neville. Tombs of two Neville women, 1833, found in Bethel Church Yard, but relation to Joshua Neville not determined. No tomb found of Purvis or Baker in Washington Street Methodist Church Yard, Columbia, South Carolina. (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), V. Thomas C. Neville. Son of Joshua Neville and Estherr Ann Cox.
2. [S56] unknown author, The Neville's - a 5-page typed record, author unknown, although a Lois Rogers is mentioned in such a manner that she might be the author.
   Sources of Data: 1. South Carolina Historical magazines; 2.. Schirmer's Diary, South Carolina Historiical Society; 3. Charleston Directories, Charleston Library Society; 4. Data given by Custodian of Records of old Trinity Methodist Church, Charleston; 5. Data from Bethel Methodist Church, Charleston; 6. Letters; 7. Obituaries.
   
   Note: Records in old Trinity Church, with a few exceptions, destroyed by fire, 1861. This may account for no record being found of Joshua Neville. Tombs of two Neville women, 1833, found in Bethel Church Yard, but relation to Joshua Neville not determined. No tomb found of Purvis or Baker in Washington Street Methodist Church Yard, Columbia, South Carolina., Printer; record of office at 111 East Bay Street, 1855.
3. [S56] unknown author, The Neville's - a 5-page typed record, author unknown, although a Lois Rogers is mentioned in such a manner that she might be the author.
   Sources of Data: 1. South Carolina Historical magazines; 2.. Schirmer's Diary, South Carolina Historiical Society; 3. Charleston Directories, Charleston Library Society; 4. Data given by Custodian of Records of old Trinity Methodist Church, Charleston; 5. Data from Bethel Methodist Church, Charleston; 6. Letters; 7. Obituaries.
   
   Note: Records in old Trinity Church, with a few exceptions, destroyed by fire, 1861. This may account for no record being found of Joshua Neville. Tombs of two Neville women, 1833, found in Bethel Church Yard, but relation to Joshua Neville not determined. No tomb found of Purvis or Baker in Washington Street Methodist Church Yard, Columbia, South Carolina., "and residence at 99 East Bay Street, Charleston, 1855."
4. [S56] unknown author, The Neville's - a 5-page typed record, author unknown, although a Lois Rogers is mentioned in such a manner that she might be the author.
   Sources of Data: 1. South Carolina Historical magazines; 2.. Schirmer's Diary, South Carolina Historiical Society; 3. Charleston Directories, Charleston Library Society; 4. Data given by Custodian of Records of old Trinity Methodist Church, Charleston; 5. Data from Bethel Methodist Church, Charleston; 6. Letters; 7. Obituaries.
   
   Note: Records in old Trinity Church, with a few exceptions, destroyed by fire, 1861. This may account for no record being found of Joshua Neville. Tombs of two Neville women, 1833, found in Bethel Church Yard, but relation to Joshua Neville not determined. No tomb found of Purvis or Baker in Washington Street Methodist Church Yard, Columbia, South Carolina., Susan Crumley, married February 18, 1855 by Dr. Lynch.

Susan Crumley¹

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1. [S56] unknown author, The Neville's - a 5-page typed record, author unknown, although a Lois Rogers is mentioned in such a manner that she might be the author.
   Sources of Data: 1. South Carolina Historical magazines; 2.. Schirmer's Diary, South Carolina Historiical Society; 3. Charleston Directories, Charleston Library Society; 4. Data given by Custodian of Records of old Trinity Methodist Church, Charleston; 5. Data from Bethel Methodist Church, Charleston; 6. Letters; 7. Obituaries.
   
   Note: Records in old Trinity Church, with a few exceptions, destroyed by fire, 1861. This may account for no record being found of Joshua Neville. Tombs of two Neville women, 1833, found in Bethel Church Yard, but relation to Joshua Neville not determined. No tomb found of Purvis or Baker in Washington Street Methodist Church Yard, Columbia, South Carolina. (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), Susan Crumley, married February 18, 1855 by Dr. Lynch.

Jane A. Neville¹

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1. [S56] unknown author, The Neville's - a 5-page typed record, author unknown, although a Lois Rogers is mentioned in such a manner that she might be the author.
   Sources of Data: 1. South Carolina Historical magazines; 2.. Schirmer's Diary, South Carolina Historiical Society; 3. Charleston Directories, Charleston Library Society; 4. Data given by Custodian of Records of old Trinity Methodist Church, Charleston; 5. Data from Bethel Methodist Church, Charleston; 6. Letters; 7. Obituaries.
   
   Note: Records in old Trinity Church, with a few exceptions, destroyed by fire, 1861. This may account for no record being found of Joshua Neville. Tombs of two Neville women, 1833, found in Bethel Church Yard, but relation to Joshua Neville not determined. No tomb found of Purvis or Baker in Washington Street Methodist Church Yard, Columbia, South Carolina. (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), VI. Jane A. Neville. Daughter of Joshua Neville and Esther Ann Cox. Charleston and Columbia, South Carolina.
2. [S56] unknown author, The Neville's - a 5-page typed record, author unknown, although a Lois Rogers is mentioned in such a manner that she might be the author.
   Sources of Data: 1. South Carolina Historical magazines; 2.. Schirmer's Diary, South Carolina Historiical Society; 3. Charleston Directories, Charleston Library Society; 4. Data given by Custodian of Records of old Trinity Methodist Church, Charleston; 5. Data from Bethel Methodist Church, Charleston; 6. Letters; 7. Obituaries.
   
   Note: Records in old Trinity Church, with a few exceptions, destroyed by fire, 1861. This may account for no record being found of Joshua Neville. Tombs of two Neville women, 1833, found in Bethel Church Yard, but relation to Joshua Neville not determined. No tomb found of Purvis or Baker in Washington Street Methodist Church Yard, Columbia, South Carolina., W. P. Purvis. Married, date not known.
3. [S56] unknown author, The Neville's - a 5-page typed record, author unknown, although a Lois Rogers is mentioned in such a manner that she might be the author.
   Sources of Data: 1. South Carolina Historical magazines; 2.. Schirmer's Diary, South Carolina Historiical Society; 3. Charleston Directories, Charleston Library Society; 4. Data given by Custodian of Records of old Trinity Methodist Church, Charleston; 5. Data from Bethel Methodist Church, Charleston; 6. Letters; 7. Obituaries.
   
   Note: Records in old Trinity Church, with a few exceptions, destroyed by fire, 1861. This may account for no record being found of Joshua Neville. Tombs of two Neville women, 1833, found in Bethel Church Yard, but relation to Joshua Neville not determined. No tomb found of Purvis or Baker in Washington Street Methodist Church Yard, Columbia, South Carolina..

Harriet E. Neville¹

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1. [S56] unknown author, The Neville's - a 5-page typed record, author unknown, although a Lois Rogers is mentioned in such a manner that she might be the author.
   Sources of Data: 1. South Carolina Historical magazines; 2.. Schirmer's Diary, South Carolina Historiical Society; 3. Charleston Directories, Charleston Library Society; 4. Data given by Custodian of Records of old Trinity Methodist Church, Charleston; 5. Data from Bethel Methodist Church, Charleston; 6. Letters; 7. Obituaries.
   
   Note: Records in old Trinity Church, with a few exceptions, destroyed by fire, 1861. This may account for no record being found of Joshua Neville. Tombs of two Neville women, 1833, found in Bethel Church Yard, but relation to Joshua Neville not determined. No tomb found of Purvis or Baker in Washington Street Methodist Church Yard, Columbia, South Carolina. (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), VII. Harriet E. Neville. Daughter of Joshua Neville and Esther Ann Cox. Teacher of private school, Charleston.
   From obituary in possession of Lois Rogers, 1950: - "...Died in Columbia, S. C., after a lingering illness off three years, Harriet E. Neville, daughter of Joshua and Esther Neville of Charleston, S. C., in the 23rd year of her life."
   In a letter from W. P. Purvis, Columbia, December 13, 1839, is an account of Harriet's triumphant death: "She was very happy....prayed beautifully. She was buried near her uncle _____ Baker."
2. [S56] unknown author, The Neville's - a 5-page typed record, author unknown, although a Lois Rogers is mentioned in such a manner that she might be the author.
   Sources of Data: 1. South Carolina Historical magazines; 2.. Schirmer's Diary, South Carolina Historiical Society; 3. Charleston Directories, Charleston Library Society; 4. Data given by Custodian of Records of old Trinity Methodist Church, Charleston; 5. Data from Bethel Methodist Church, Charleston; 6. Letters; 7. Obituaries.
   
   Note: Records in old Trinity Church, with a few exceptions, destroyed by fire, 1861. This may account for no record being found of Joshua Neville. Tombs of two Neville women, 1833, found in Bethel Church Yard, but relation to Joshua Neville not determined. No tomb found of Purvis or Baker in Washington Street Methodist Church Yard, Columbia, South Carolina., Teacher of private school, Charleston.

Clement B. Neville¹

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1. [S56] unknown author, The Neville's - a 5-page typed record, author unknown, although a Lois Rogers is mentioned in such a manner that she might be the author.
   Sources of Data: 1. South Carolina Historical magazines; 2.. Schirmer's Diary, South Carolina Historiical Society; 3. Charleston Directories, Charleston Library Society; 4. Data given by Custodian of Records of old Trinity Methodist Church, Charleston; 5. Data from Bethel Methodist Church, Charleston; 6. Letters; 7. Obituaries.
   
   Note: Records in old Trinity Church, with a few exceptions, destroyed by fire, 1861. This may account for no record being found of Joshua Neville. Tombs of two Neville women, 1833, found in Bethel Church Yard, but relation to Joshua Neville not determined. No tomb found of Purvis or Baker in Washington Street Methodist Church Yard, Columbia, South Carolina. (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), VIII. Clement B. Neville. Son of Joshua Neville and Esther Ann Cox. Charleston. He died when a young man.

Mary E. Neville¹

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1. [S56] unknown author, The Neville's - a 5-page typed record, author unknown, although a Lois Rogers is mentioned in such a manner that she might be the author.
   Sources of Data: 1. South Carolina Historical magazines; 2.. Schirmer's Diary, South Carolina Historiical Society; 3. Charleston Directories, Charleston Library Society; 4. Data given by Custodian of Records of old Trinity Methodist Church, Charleston; 5. Data from Bethel Methodist Church, Charleston; 6. Letters; 7. Obituaries.
   
   Note: Records in old Trinity Church, with a few exceptions, destroyed by fire, 1861. This may account for no record being found of Joshua Neville. Tombs of two Neville women, 1833, found in Bethel Church Yard, but relation to Joshua Neville not determined. No tomb found of Purvis or Baker in Washington Street Methodist Church Yard, Columbia, South Carolina. (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), IX. Mary E. Neville. Daughter of Joshua Neville and Esther Ann Cox. Charleston. No record except mention of her in the letter of Mrs. W. P. Purvis to Mrs. Patrick Neal Maddux. A book with her name written in her own hand is now in possession of Lois RRogers, 1950. It is A COMPEND OF HISTORY, FROM EARLIEST TIMES - A GENERAL VIEW OF THE PRESENT STATE OF THE WORLD. By Samuel Whelpley.

Roy Gilbert Dorrance Jr.¹

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1. [S8] unknown author, Information entered by Dorothy Johnson concerning events in her life or in family members for which she has full knowledge. (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), My card file with his home address.
2. [S486] Letter from unknown author (unknown author address) to unknown recipient; unknown repository (unknown repository address), Born in Pittsburgh, PA
   
   
   
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   Dorothy Johnson From: Bebe Marchal
   Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2001 8:34 PM
   To: Dorothy Johnson Subject: RE: Birth dates, etc
   First - Did you receive the Fed Ex packet today???? I do hope so !
   
   On to the info:
   The name on my birth certificate is Beatrice Dorrance. Born 12/17/42, Pittsburgh, PA My mother: Beatrice Packard, born 9/5/16 in New York City. Lived in Bronxville, NY My father: Roy Gilbert Dorrance, Jr. born 4/18/16, Pittsburgh, PA. Married Beatrice Packard Feb 28, 1939. Will have to check the date of his death, but it was in Sarasota, FL It was in January - can't believe I can't remember
   -----Original Message ----
   From: Dorothy Johnson [mailto:email address] Sent: Thursday, July 26, 20012:17 PM
   To: Bebe Marchal Subject:: Birth dates, etc
   Looking at the engagement announcements, I got thinking I don't have your side of the family in the data base, and would like to include that for Wes and Lauren.
   I have your birth date and your name as Beatrice Dorrance. Do you have a middle name? Where were you born?
   I have Roy Gilbert Dorrance as your father. Do you have birth/death date and place for him, and also marriage date? You might guess that if you have it. Just the year if you don't have exact date.
   What was your mother's full maiden name and her birth date/place?
   Guess this is all for now.
   I got two emails from Hank today, one giving me more information on the Samuels line, and the other saying he wasn't sure about someone else in the Marchal line. It's so nice to have this contact with the young ones and to see them getting the genealogy bug.
   Dorothy
   7/26/2001.
   
   
3. [S486] Letter, unknown author to unknown recipient, Married Beatrice Packard Feb. 28, 1939
   
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   Dorothy Johnson From: Bebe Marchal
   Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2001 8:34 PM
   To: Dorothy Johnson Subject: RE: Birth dates, etc
   First - Did you receive the Fed Ex packet today???? I do hope so !
   
   On to the info:
   The name on my birth certificate is Beatrice Dorrance. Born 12/17/42, Pittsburgh, PA My mother: Beatrice Packard, born 9/5/16 in New York City. Lived in Bronxville, NY My father: Roy Gilbert Dorrance, Jr. born 4/18/16, Pittsburgh, PA. Married Beatrice Packard Feb 28, 1939. Will have to check the date of his death, but it was in Sarasota, FL It was in January - can't believe I can't remember
   -----Original Message ----
   From: Dorothy Johnson [mailto:email address] Sent: Thursday, July 26, 20012:17 PM
   To: Bebe Marchal Subject:: Birth dates, etc
   Looking at the engagement announcements, I got thinking I don't have your side of the family in the data base, and would like to include that for Wes and Lauren.
   I have your birth date and your name as Beatrice Dorrance. Do you have a middle name? Where were you born?
   I have Roy Gilbert Dorrance as your father. Do you have birth/death date and place for him, and also marriage date? You might guess that if you have it. Just the year if you don't have exact date.
   What was your mother's full maiden name and her birth date/place?
   Guess this is all for now.
   I got two emails from Hank today, one giving me more information on the Samuels line, and the other saying he wasn't sure about someone else in the Marchal line. It's so nice to have this contact with the young ones and to see them getting the genealogy bug.
   Dorothy
   7/26/2001.
   
   
4. [S486] Letter, unknown author to unknown recipient, Died in Sarasota, FL, in January - does not know year
   
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   Dorothy Johnson From: Bebe Marchal
   Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2001 8:34 PM
   To: Dorothy Johnson Subject: RE: Birth dates, etc
   First - Did you receive the Fed Ex packet today???? I do hope so !
   
   On to the info:
   The name on my birth certificate is Beatrice Dorrance. Born 12/17/42, Pittsburgh, PA My mother: Beatrice Packard, born 9/5/16 in New York City. Lived in Bronxville, NY My father: Roy Gilbert Dorrance, Jr. born 4/18/16, Pittsburgh, PA. Married Beatrice Packard Feb 28, 1939. Will have to check the date of his death, but it was in Sarasota, FL It was in January - can't believe I can't remember
   -----Original Message ----
   From: Dorothy Johnson [mailto:email address] Sent: Thursday, July 26, 20012:17 PM
   To: Bebe Marchal Subject:: Birth dates, etc
   Looking at the engagement announcements, I got thinking I don't have your side of the family in the data base, and would like to include that for Wes and Lauren.
   I have your birth date and your name as Beatrice Dorrance. Do you have a middle name? Where were you born?
   I have Roy Gilbert Dorrance as your father. Do you have birth/death date and place for him, and also marriage date? You might guess that if you have it. Just the year if you don't have exact date.
   What was your mother's full maiden name and her birth date/place?
   Guess this is all for now.
   I got two emails from Hank today, one giving me more information on the Samuels line, and the other saying he wasn't sure about someone else in the Marchal line. It's so nice to have this contact with the young ones and to see them getting the genealogy bug.
   Dorothy
   7/26/2001.