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From: Gerald Daniel <>
Subject: Re: Charles and Johanna
Date: Mon, 22 Nov 1999 11:08:36 -0500


Gayle,

I appreciate your response. I did not have the info regarding Johanna's
parents being from PA. Do you know if there is documentation for this?
The LDS files are certainly useful but they are only as good as the
researchers that submitted the info. Sometimes, folks s-t-r-e-t-c-h
things to make them fit.

Joyce Stewart must be the one you refer to. Joyce has a lot of info
into several large binders. One day, maybe she will be transform the
info into a GEDCOM format.

There is also a KIRK-L list server but I have not subscribed in some
time. I've been so bogged down with remodeling our house, Scottish Clan
and church activities that I have devoted little time of late to
genealogy. I will have about two weeks of during Christmas so I hope to
travel and do some genealogy work.

I'll keep your email address on file for future reference. Happy
hunting!

Gerald Daniel

Gayle Wilson wrote:

> Hi Gerald,
> I am new at genealogy but am from this line. My newly-found
> cousins Louie in Alabama and Joyce in North Carolina have
> been very helpful to me. It is too bad that no one has come
> upon a family Bible or some other source to verify Charles'
> parents as Rev. James Stewart and Elizabeth Campbell. I am
> from this line on BOTH sides of the family. I am descended
> from John (George and Rebecca's son) and his wife Anne,
> Reuben (son of Charles Jr. and Elizabeth Clemments) and
> Elizabeth McConnell's son. I hope that isn't too confusing!
>
> On the Stewart archives list, I found the name Elizabeth
> Rhoads as the wife of William Kirk (Johanna's parents). Did
> you already have that information? I don't know if it would
> be helpful or not, but the LDS familysearch web site did
> give several generations of the Kirk family. It indicated
> that William and Elizabeth were both born in Pennsylvania
> (1700 for William, 1691 for Elizabeth).
>
> Gayle Stewart Wilson
> (originally from Alabama)

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