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Deceased on february 20 Report an error. Report an error This form allows you to report an error or to submit additional information about this family tree: Norton P. OTIS Send. Otis Stephen - Chandler Lucy - Houghton Nahum - Howe Lovisa - Mather Timothy - Church Hannah - Greenwood Cemetery, Jonesport. Web: Norton records in the Genealogy Bank.

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John Norton of Middleton Repr. The desc. Find used Norton books on ABEbooks. Petitions for Naturalization. Web: DeadFred photos that match Norton. Web: FamilyOldPhotos. Find Norton photos on eBay. Searching for Janice Norton. Searching for Doug Norton. Over the years, I have sharpened my skills as a researcher to become a genealogical detective—solving family mysteries, and uncovering the fantastic and tragic stories of my ancestors.

I live in Southern Illinois with my wife and son. I teach language arts and social studies in junior high school. My favorite assignment is the family history essay I guide all my students to write. Like Like. Hey Dann, Went looking for you and Google found, of course. We have corresponded a few times over the years about the Beghtol families. A recent trip to Breckenridge Co, Ky turned up a letter written by Peter Beghtol that I have not seen mentioned anywhere else.

It may contain a revelation. May I send you a copy and ask your opinion? Being one of those cousins who has an incorrect family tree as far as my McAtee line is concerned, I welcome your research and your information. DNA is great for connecting the dots, but like you, I prefer to have solid proof.

In the beginning, I did a lot of copy and paste but I learned my lesson a long time ago and am still undoing that damage. Sometimes I think it would be easier to just start over, but with 30 years of research, no way!! Always nice to find a stickler for details!