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From: "Rick J" <>
Subject: Re: Surnames searches
Date: Thu, 07 Aug 2003 22:47:02 GMT
References: <melYa.57630$It4.32222@rwcrnsc51.ops.asp.att.net> <J2DEbVAIDsM$EwGs@varneys.demon.co.uk> <JiAYa.91353$o%2.40929@sccrnsc02>


"Free Genealogy" <1@a.com> wrote in message
news:JiAYa.91353$o%...
> Well, the name has been Taulman since at least the later part of the
1800's.
> The name was one of the first 300 surnames to come to USA from
Holland.
> They ended up in Ohio and Indiana. I have only been able to trace them
to
> 1900 when Kirk Taulman shows in the 1900 Census Jennings Co Vernon
> Twnshp/City Indiana - living with wife, Gertie and sons, William
Taylor
> (3yrs old) and Albert (1 yrs old).
>

Interestingly the name doesn't appear at all in 1881 Census, but
Ancestry.com say they have 25 occurrences in just the portion of the
1891 so far indexed.



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