Comments for Ethel Ingalls http://ethelingalls.com/Digest Douglass Family Genealogy Sat, 18 Feb 2012 16:33:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Mary Ann Douglass and Samuel Cramer of Ontario, Canada by Diana Allen http://ethelingalls.com/Digest/genealogy/family-trees/mary-ann-ontario-canada/#comment-160 Diana Allen Sat, 18 Feb 2012 16:33:07 +0000 http://ethelingalls.com/Digest/?page_id=205#comment-160 Mary Ann Douglass was my 3rd great grandmother. One of her Almira's daughters was Lydia Jane Colborn. I have she was born in 1851 in Canada and died in Muscogee in 1936. Just wanted to let you know I am also in Oklahoma if you don't have these details let me know. I read your website with great interest and may emil again later after I absorb the data. Mary Ann Douglass was my 3rd great grandmother. One of her Almira’s daughters was Lydia Jane Colborn. I have she was born in 1851 in Canada and died in Muscogee in 1936. Just wanted to let you know I am also in Oklahoma if you don’t have these details let me know. I read your website with great interest and may emil again later after I absorb the data.

]]> Comment on September 2006 by August 2008 | Ethel Ingalls http://ethelingalls.com/Digest/2006/09/01/september-2006/#comment-154 August 2008 | Ethel Ingalls Thu, 16 Feb 2012 02:47:19 +0000 http://ethelingalls.com/Digest/?p=132#comment-154 [...] Similarly the obituary for Robert L. Bacon from Tacoma, Washington, was not very enlightening either. It did give the names of his children, but not the names of his parents or of the wife he divorced, so I am still not absolutely sure he is the grandson of Nancy Cramer Bacon. The strongest clue might be that he named one son Ralph, which was Nancy’s son’s name. (Sept. 2006 issue) [...] [...] Similarly the obituary for Robert L. Bacon from Tacoma, Washington, was not very enlightening either. It did give the names of his children, but not the names of his parents or of the wife he divorced, so I am still not absolutely sure he is the grandson of Nancy Cramer Bacon. The strongest clue might be that he named one son Ralph, which was Nancy’s son’s name. (Sept. 2006 issue) [...]

]]> Comment on Family Trees by ethelingalls http://ethelingalls.com/Digest/genealogy/family-trees/#comment-153 ethelingalls Thu, 16 Feb 2012 01:11:38 +0000 http://ethelingalls.com/Digest/?page_id=189#comment-153 Hi Donna, Sorry to be so late in replying. Have been on a trip to Florida and tried to find an obituary for James R. Smith, husband of Catherine at the local library in Port Charlotte but there appears there was no obituary here in Florida. Am going to try for a death certificate on my way home, from Jacksonville Health Dept. More later. Ethel Hi Donna,
Sorry to be so late in replying. Have been on a trip to Florida and tried to find an obituary for James R. Smith, husband of Catherine at the local library in Port Charlotte but there appears there was no obituary here in Florida. Am going to try for a death certificate on my way home, from Jacksonville Health Dept. More later. Ethel

]]> Comment on McKeeby, Byron Gordon by Chris Tidwell http://ethelingalls.com/Digest/genealogy/biographical-sketches/byron-mckeeby/#comment-150 Chris Tidwell Tue, 14 Feb 2012 17:23:24 +0000 http://ethelingalls.com/Digest/?page_id=237#comment-150 Byron McKeeby was a task master and great teacher. I was his student for multiple quarters in the old print building in the mid 70's with he and his opposite but also good teacher Bill Loy. I cherish those days due to his encouragement, toughness, and dry, midwestern humor. He was appalled and became enlighted when I used a small amount of ignited gasolene to etch my grease for effect on my stone. It turned out great! Thank you for your article. Chris Tidwell BFA 1975 Byron McKeeby was a task master and great teacher. I was his student for multiple quarters in the old print building in the mid 70′s with he and his opposite but also good teacher Bill Loy. I cherish those days due to his encouragement, toughness, and dry, midwestern humor. He was appalled and became enlighted when I used a small amount of ignited gasolene to etch my grease for effect on my stone. It turned out great!
Thank you for your article.
Chris Tidwell BFA 1975

]]> Comment on January 2012 by IDA SCHROY http://ethelingalls.com/Digest/2012/02/01/january-2012/#comment-144 IDA SCHROY Wed, 08 Feb 2012 14:50:32 +0000 http://ethelingalls.com/Digest/?p=1085#comment-144 I enjoyed this so much ,Ethel. It took me a long time to read because I thought it would take too much time, I enjoyed this so much ,Ethel. It took me a long time to read because I thought it would take too much time,

]]> Comment on Family Trees by Donna L Lane http://ethelingalls.com/Digest/genealogy/family-trees/#comment-134 Donna L Lane Fri, 03 Feb 2012 16:14:52 +0000 http://ethelingalls.com/Digest/?page_id=189#comment-134 Thank you so much for the information you have given. Information you may want to know about about Earl and Carrie Ridgeway's children: Earl Douglas Ridgeway's Daughter Hazel Ridgeway Getman, had 2 daughters. Erma GetmanTeelin and Vera Getman Mowers: I am the daughter of Vera. Vera died in Oct of 2006. Erma died 2008. Vera's children are: twins Daryl and me (Donna) and an older (3 years difference) brother Dennis . My Aunt Erma has 4 children, they all live in Wisconsin, Terry, Lynda,Timothy and Tarcey. I know you emailed me a month a two ago asking for information about Catherine Ridgeway Smith, hope you were able to get in touch with her. Her father is the one that had information on Issac Ridgeway. Apparently he thought that Issac was married to an American Indian. I'm still trying to find out more about Issac. Again thank you so much for all the informtion!! Donna Lane Thank you so much for the information you have given.

Information you may want to know about about Earl and Carrie Ridgeway’s
children:
Earl Douglas Ridgeway’s Daughter Hazel Ridgeway Getman, had 2 daughters. Erma GetmanTeelin and Vera Getman Mowers: I am the daughter of Vera. Vera died in Oct of 2006. Erma died 2008. Vera’s children are: twins Daryl and me (Donna) and an older (3 years difference) brother Dennis .
My Aunt Erma has 4 children, they all live in Wisconsin, Terry, Lynda,Timothy and Tarcey.

I know you emailed me a month a two ago asking for information about Catherine Ridgeway Smith, hope you were able to get in touch with her. Her father is the one that had information on Issac Ridgeway. Apparently he thought that Issac was married to an American Indian.
I’m still trying to find out more about Issac.

Again thank you so much for all the informtion!!
Donna Lane

]]> Comment on We Are The Chosen by Rosemary Oaks-Lee http://ethelingalls.com/Digest/poetry/we-are-the-chosen/#comment-133 Rosemary Oaks-Lee Fri, 03 Feb 2012 01:41:52 +0000 http://ethelingalls.com/Digest/?page_id=159#comment-133 Lovely piece. I am glad you are a scribe for our family! Lovely piece. I am glad you are a scribe for our family!

]]> Comment on September-October 2009 by ethelingalls http://ethelingalls.com/Digest/2009/09/01/september-october-2009/#comment-108 ethelingalls Mon, 02 Jan 2012 14:22:47 +0000 http://ethelingalls.com/Digest/?p=105#comment-108 Mankato, that's very interesting. Agnes Douglass lived in Mankato, MN for a while - the only person on my family tree that lived there that I know of. Mankato, that’s very interesting. Agnes Douglass lived in Mankato, MN for a while – the only person on my family tree that lived there that I know of.

]]> Comment on September-October 2009 by Franklin Lee http://ethelingalls.com/Digest/2009/09/01/september-october-2009/#comment-105 Franklin Lee Fri, 23 Dec 2011 14:26:23 +0000 http://ethelingalls.com/Digest/?p=105#comment-105 They were posted and sent from and to Mankato, MN They were posted and sent from and to Mankato, MN

]]> Comment on September-October 2009 by Franklin Lee http://ethelingalls.com/Digest/2009/09/01/september-october-2009/#comment-104 Franklin Lee Fri, 23 Dec 2011 14:25:47 +0000 http://ethelingalls.com/Digest/?p=105#comment-104 Ethel, i have old letters written by possible family members that were in my A. Edith's research. I will have to look them up again for the names. There were no Douglass but there had to be a connection somewhere which i have not found yet. I will try to give you access to these letters as i find them. Ethel, i have old letters written by possible family members that were in my A. Edith’s research. I will have to look them up again for the names. There were no Douglass but there had to be a connection somewhere which i have not found yet. I will try to give you access to these letters as i find them.

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