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Searching for: +path:coulter +(+date:may +date:2001)
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1. Re: COULTER-D Digest V01 #26 [1]
Sheila, during what time frame and in what area are you looking at? My husband's Pugh and Kronk/Cronk ancestors came in through Philadelphia about 1700-1752. However, his Coulter ancestors seem to have entered through Virginia and worked their way up the coast of Maryland and Delaware before 1719 and into PA, MD, and VA later. His Doty ancestor arrived on the Mayflower. Between 1855 and 1890, immigrants entered through Castle Gardens, off the coast of New York, in addition to many other ports of e
2. Mary E. Coulter [1]
I am looking for information on the family of Mary E. Coulter who was married to my GGgrandfather Marcus Lafayette Hemeter. Her birthdate was August 8, 1859 in Covington County, Mississippi. She died May 31, 1896. Her parents were Benjamin Peter Coulter and Mary Ann Brady. If you have any genealogy information on this family please contact me. Barbara _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
3. coulter [1]
Posted on: COULTER Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/surnames/c/o/COULTER/queries/10045 Surname: coulter, long ------------------------- Looking for info. on Simon Coulter who married Margaret Long c.1850?She was from Huntingdon County,Pa.And they supposedly moved to Osceola Mills Pa.(Clearfield County).Any help would be greatly appreciated.
4. Re: COULTER-D Digest V01 #24 [1]
My Patrick Coulter was b@1830 in Ireland. His parents were James & Julia Coulter from Ireland. Don't know if he had any siblings. He signed up for the Civil War in Illinois, in Phil in 1866 after discharge and Northumberland/Schylkill area until @1883 when he moved to Gloucester City, PA. His children's names included his parents names and in-laws names but no Simon. If I ever find a Simon in my connections, will let you know. judy From: Bob Long To: COULTER-L@rootsweb.com Subject:
5. Mary Coulter [1]
Posted on: COULTER Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/surnames/c/o/COULTER/queries/10046 Surname: BROWN, COULTER ------------------------- Hello Coulter Researchers, I'm wondering if anyone knows of a line of Coulter's in North Carolina that may have a Mary Coulter d. 1922 in childbirth in Red Deer, Alta (son was then sent to Ontario for adoption). Her husband Joseph Brown died Nov 1921 before the baby was born. I am trying to find info on this couple and their parents/siblings for th
6. Port of Entry [1]
My McLaughlins came from Irealand to Baltimore. Other major ports of entry on the east coast would be Philadelphia, New York and Boston. There were other smaller ports along the Carolinas and even New Orleans seems to be a major port though I guess it really isn't east coast. Canada also had ports that were busy.
7. Immigration Port of Entry [1]
Dear fellow genealogists, Can someone tell me what other ports of entry our ancestors used on the East coast? I know ,of course , about Ellis Island. But would they have come through NY to settle in PA? Or was there a port in PA? Boston is a port of entry also, right? Good luck searching to all! Thanks, Sheila
8. PA [1]
Seeking info on James Coulter and Mary Ann (poss. Clendenen) both b. and marr. in Ireland. Immagrated cir. 1864 Child. John Coulter m. Norah Rice lived Pittsburgh d. Belle Vernon Robert Coulter b, 1866 Charles b. cir 1869 James b. cir 1872 Mary Ellen b. 1874 possibly died of measles Maggie b. 1876 Believe all but John b. in Pittsburg. According to 1910 Census James was an invalid living in Charleori, Washington Co. Pa. with wife Mary. Son John and family living close by and then moved to Belle Vernon. Jam
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