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From: poberbeck <>
Subject: [OHCUYAHO-L] A great success story!
Date: Sat, 26 Feb 2000 20:28:14 -0600

Hi,

I had to share my successful search for Thomas Russell with the list. I
located a cousin last week who has found a great deal of information
about Thomas. Besides being a shoemaker in Euclid from the mid 1830's to
1878, he also made dollhouses, back in the 1860's. Two of the houses are
in the Historical Society in Cleveland.
What is really neat is what he put inside! In a closet, he put his
picture, date/place of birth and date of arrival! I am still waiting for
all the pictures from my cousin, but his family database is outstanding.
Another researcher has located an 1858 letter from Thomas Russell and
his obituary. The great information I have received is tremendous!

There is only one brickwall in this great family tree. The son of Thomas
Russell --- Thomas Russell Jr has dissappeared. His location and
ancestors have eluded other researchers.

I hope my luck holds out, anybody know where Thomas Russell Jr. lived
and died after 1850?
--
Peggy Oberbeck
Get Paid to Surf the Web!
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