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Deborah Wheeler

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07/22/2008

Charlotte (Eads) Rains

Charlotte (Eads) Raines born app. 1833 in Indiana. Married Isaac Rains January 3, 1850. Moved to Iowa where she died January 16, 1920 in Mahaska County Iowa. She is buried at the Forest Cemetery in Oskaloosa (Mahaska County) Iowa

Date & Place: 1910 in Marion or Mahaska, Iowa USA

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Francesl. Beaton

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07/28/2008

I am interested in this photo of Charlotte (eads)
who married Isaac Rains. Did they have a son name Thomas b. 1799 in South Carolina? I would
appreciate a response. You can contact me at [contact link]. Thanks. Frances

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Brenda Taylor-Silva

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02/12/2014

My Rains family also started in South Carolina. My great great Grandfather was born there and moved to Tennessee then Ohio County, KY. Write me at [contact link]. Thanks Brenda Taylor-Silva

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Deborah Wheeler

I am researching Wheeler, Burger, Messer, Patton, Barnes, Stokes, Starnes, Phipps, Whitney, Robinson, Housor, Weiesnbach, Raines, Tuttle, Baker, Thompson, Cawthon, Lacefield, Valdivia, Rea and Kibat. These are just among a few.

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Brenda Taylor-Silva

My Taylor family comes from Butler County, KY. I am also researching the Beck family from Butler and Ohio Counties, KY. I would like also to reasearch the White family of Butler County, KY. These are my father, George Thurston Taylor's families. He was born in Morgantown, KY in 1922. I currently reside in Tacoma, WA. There are other families on my mother's side that I am also researching. They are listed below. Brenda Taylor-Silva

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Francesl. Beaton

I would like to know if the Jasper Wheeler Photo you have posted on Ancient Faces is any relation to Abner C. Boyd. Thank you. Frances

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