5/25/2008 7:28 AM
Kimberly Hill Sales wrote:
I am a decendent of Charlotte Williams, whose parents were Thomas Williams and Jemima Carter. You did so well with your research. I know after they came to Missouri and the Civil War, we lost Charlotte and some people were cofused about her husband, William Hill, that was a common name. But there were a few leads I could go by. I myself have very few living relatives, but its a relief that I came from upstanding decedents like the Rev. Benjamin Williams and family. Reply to this
11/28/2009 6:48 PM
bonnie hill wrote:
Sorry it's been so long since you posted. I'm glad you like the web site. I'm a genealogy teacher at our local vo-tech college and do so love genealogy. Thank you for signing my blog. Bonnie Reply to this
1/12/2009 5:46 AM
Lara Weber wrote:
I just wanted to say hi! My dad is Joe Weber and my grandpa was Roy Weber. I have the same picture of Jesse, Vera and John Weber that you have on your website that my grandpa gave me. I can say that I also inherited being tall! Hope your doing well. Take care! Reply to this
1/20/2009 11:35 PM
Rob Heron wrote:
Hello, Bonnie! You have caught my attention...about John Micheal Weber, coming from Heddesbach and coming to Dutch Mills. Coincedently, My Great Grandfather George Heron(Herron) came from Somewhere in Baden, at about the same time, to the same town, and with the same wagon-making occupation. Its interesting that his mother was supposedly from Heddesbach. My George became the postmaster in dutch mills after the civil war. George was a wagonmaker for half his life and had married Mary Ann White and then later Laura Wright, both from there. So, I would like to see if there may be a connection, it has been suggested that he came with a cousin. Not a whole lot that I know About my Grandfather, other than family remember him saying it took "77 days on a sailship" I bet they knew each other, but how to find out. Well, I'll be back. See ya! Reply to this
9/14/2009 8:26 AMbonnie hill wrote:
Hello Rob My home page has been my downfall the last while. Sorry to have missed your entry. Why don't you send me an email and we'll talk about Heddesbach and Dutch Mills. I may have more information for you. Bonnie at hill.h@att.net Reply to this
6/22/2009 9:28 AM
Joel Denham wrote:
Thoroughly enjoyed the website and reading the Benjamin Williams pages. My g-grandmother was Edna Mae Williams, born 1881 in Fayetteville, Washington County, AR. Daughter of Jesse Christopher and Louella Josephine Williams. Thank you, Joel Reply to this
9/7/2009 1:05 PM
Marjory Palmer wrote:
Bonnie, I am so grateful for the documents.I am a direct desc.of Stephan Hopkins and Constance Hopkins Snow of the Mayflower. I have written to thank you and will send a letter tomorrow. Blessings, Marjory in SC Reply to this
4/7/2010 1:10 PM
Doug Williams wrote:
I just wanted to thank you for putting the Benjamin Williams history on the web for everyone to enjoy. I used to own the book but gave it away to a cousin who has sons who will carry on the name. Benjamin Jr. (McDonald County MO)was my Great Grandfather, Vernie or V.B. my Grandfather, Ralph my Father. I was the last Benjamin Williams descendant to live in McDonald county leaving for the last time in 2000. For 150 years the Williams family had a direct descendant in the county. It is very sad to think that there may never be another. Once again thank you for the fond memories! Doug Reply to this
7/3/2010 6:53 PM
bonnie hill wrote:
Doug, I lived in Anderson, Lanagan and several sites in McDonald County from 74 to 82 when I, too, left. Now in nearby Okla. Visit occasionally. Thanks for signing and telling me about yourself. A cuzzin, Bonnie Reply to this
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