Elliott - see Vandemark

Ervin - contact Helen Cameron,  Fri Aug 7 1998

Fournier - Seeking any information on Frank Joseph Fournier, born in Caro, July 14, 1884.  He had the following brothers:  Louis, Henry, Albert, and Charlie (Charles).  Have no other information and don't have any details on his father or when the family arrived in the U. S. from Canada.  Any possible information would be appreciated.  Don Fournier, Saturday, October 23, 1998

Gerhard/Gerhart - see O'Connor/Van Guilder.

Graves - see Hart/Hartt

Grumbley - I am searching for more information on the Grumbley family they came from Connecticut. Samuel Harvey Grumbley b 1802 married Polly Dowd b.1820 they had a large family, their one daughter Lillian married George Hubbard Warren, but she died in 1802 at only 38. However her parents Samuel and Polly lived on in Tuscola Co. and he died in 1868. Polly remarried to a Edward G. Brown. I know nothing about him.  Val Warren, Sun., Oct. 6, 1998.

Haley - contact Helen Cameron,  Fri Aug 7 1998

Haley - see Vandemark

Hardtt - See King

Hart/Hartt - Job HARTT, sometime spelled HART (born in US abt 1891 lived in Caradoctownship, Ontario in 1850's. His wife, Sarah Wessells, was born in the US or Canada. His children, Rebecca, b.1819 (m. Nagle), Anna, b.1820 m. Mr. Slee and later Mr. Neeves), b.1822, Jonathon, Nicholas, b.1824 (m. London), Allen b.1826, John b.1828, Elizabeth b.1830 (m. Martin), Harriet, b.1832 (m.Graves), Sarah b.1834 (m. Hetley), Isaac b.1836, Enoch, b.1838 (m.Jeffrey), William, b.1840, Edward J.,b.1840 (m. Jeffery). Some of Job's children settled in Tuscola county after the Civil War, then spread to other places in Michigan. They are also found in Lapeer and Sanilac. Some, especially descendants of Enoch, moved to Florida in the early years of this century. Some of Enoch's and Nicholas' descendants are in contact with each other and we are trying to locate others. If you wish to share data, please contact me. Sue Hartt , Fri Aug 8 1998

Hartwick - contact Helen Cameron,  Fri Aug 7 1998

Hetley - see Hart/Hartt

Hill - see Elliott and Vandemark

Hodges - see Callan

Holland - see Joslin

Horton - looking for info. on Horton of Arbela.  Michael R. Madden, Sun, Oct. 6, 1998

Hudson - contact Helen Cameron,  Fri Aug 7 1998

Huffman - see Richards

Hutchins - see Anderson

Kappen - I have information on William Frederick KAPPEN and Mary Ellen nee Schweitzer and their twelve children who lived in Tuscola County from 1908 to 1928. Their children were Gertrude Mary, Olive Rebecca, Charles William, Lillybelle "Lillian" Lavina, Robert Edgar, Clemens Norvel, George Elmer, Vera Christine, Iva Christina, Otto "Ted" Walter, Joseph Clarence, and Lester Royal. All but Lester were born in Huron County.  Carol Morrison,  Fri Aug 8 1998

Kelly - Seeking information on my grandfather and great-grandparents, who lived in Akron during the 1880's.  They moved there from Ontario.  My grandfather, William Kelly, was born in Akron.  His parents were Moses and Martha (Broderick) Kelly.  Ted Kessler Sat., Oct. 23, 1998

King - see DeVitt

Lawrence - See Rice

London - see Hart/Hartt

Martin - see Hart/Hartt

Meyers - see Brackenbury

Moulthrop - see Van Luven

Nagles - see Hart/Hartt

Neeves - see Hart/Hartt

O'Connor/Van Guilder - Looking for any information regarding James (W ?) O'CONNOR (born Canada ?) and Hattie VAN GUILDER (born New York ?). I have never found any information regarding this family and only have their names from a coroner's report on the death of my g-uncle, Jeremiah O'CONNOR. It stated that he was born in Cairo/Caro Michigan. His age at death would have placed his birth at about 1885/1886. My G-grandfather, Ira James O'CONNOR is listed on the 1920 Los Angeles, California Federal Census as born in Michigan, as does the information on the police report of his death by a hit and run driver. Both pieces of information given by a wife who does not always tell the truth. On the 1910 Chicago, Cook County, Illinois Federal Census it has his birthplace as Canada about 1882 and that he emigrated to the US in 1885 (from Canada ?). He may have married in Tuscola County about 1905-1907 to Mary GERHARD/GERHART, his first wife. PLEASE, I have spent 15 years looking for any signs of this family and only in the last 6 months moved back in time from 1915 to 1907 that has been documented. Any help at all very welcome. Looking also for other siblings of Jeremiah and Ira James O'Connor. There were believed to have been a set of twins, possibly a Mary and a Leonard and/or Robert. Thanx,  Ley K. O'Connor, Sunday, Oct. 6, 1998.

Pettengill - Looking for information on John and Charlotte PETTENGILL who came to Vassar in the 1850s. Charlotte died there in 1888. Thanks. Joe Cook Joe Cook, Sat., Oct. 23, 1998

Randall - Searching for info. re ancestors of my grandmother, LELA MARIE RANDALL, b. August 15, 1880, possibly in Gagetown. Thank you for any assistance.  Bev Wood, Sun., Oct. 6, 1998.

Romain - Anyone researching the above names? All are from Tuscola County, MI; some Romain's and Petiprin's in St. Clair and Wayne. Thank you. Lorraine Romain Kanary, Sun Sept. 27, 1998.

Warren - I am searching the Warren family that lived at Gilford, Tuscola Co. Myrtle b.1884, Burr maybe called William b.1886, George b.1888, Lillian b.1891, and Pearl b.1899. They lived on a farm in Gilford, then moving to Bay County. The father was George Hubbard Warren, and Mother was Lilliam Grumbley. who later married a Edward G. Brown after Samuel Harvey Grumbley died in 1868. Val Warren, Sunday Oct. 6, 1998.

Westcott - see Hart/Hartt

White - see Callan.

Wilbur - Looking for vital data for family of David and Lucinda (CAGWIN) WILBUR. They were known residents of Akron Twp., Tuscola Co. in 1870 and had probably been living in the county for at least six or seven years previously.  Their only daughter, Ambrosia Wilbur, married while the family resided in Ashtabula Co.,OH and remained there. Sons William C. (with his family), Alanson and Job came west with their parents and enlisted for service in the Civil War in two thumb area regiments. William C. Wilbur served in Co. A, 29th MI Volunteer Infantry for the last year of the war. (He was my husband's great-great grandfather.) I am willing to share this with any interested party. The second son, Alanson Wilbur, Co. D, 23rd MI Volunteer Infantry, born circa 1840, was killed at Campbell's Station, TN on 16 November, 1863; his place of burial is unknown. I believe that he died without wife or issue. Job Wilbur, age 25, occupation laborer, is listed with his parents on page 5R of the 1870 Federal Census for Akron Township, Tuscola Co. By October, 1879, he purchased land in section 33 of Custer Twp., Mason Co., MI. His parents died there within two weeks of each other in 1880 and are probably buried in the Custer Cemetery (graves unmarked, records destroyed in fire). Sometime between the date the 1870 census was taken in Akron, Twp., Tuscola Co. and his parent's deaths in Jan./Feb. 1880 at Custer, Job Wilbur married Alma? and fathered three children. He was a veteran of Co. A, 29th MI Volunteer Infantry, but does not appear on the 1890 Veteran's Census for Michigan. He was also not enumerated in the 1900 Federal Census for Michigan. It is possible that he and his family wound up in Idaho; his widow applied for a pension there on 29 January, 1917. I am trying to fill in some rather conspicuous gaps in my research. I would also like to discover if David Wilbur was related to any of the numerous other Wilbur men who were enumerated in the 1870 Tuscola Co. Census. Linda H. Wilbur, Sun., Oct. 6, 1998.