Work - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Francis Work b Shapinsay Orkney

phildiggle — 2009-07-16 09:40:45Z

I am looking for more information on Francis Work b about 1842 Shapinsay to James and Ellen Work She married my gg grandfather John Kilgour in Edinburgh in 1871. My great grandfather's name was David Robertson Kilgour. On the 1861 census Francis Work is working for a family of Robertsons as a dairy maid. I wonder if there was a family connection
Thanks for any info Alison McInnes

Re: Work/Works Surname

JRayScott — 2009-07-05 04:39:26Z

Lee -- Your e-mail did not work. I am starting to research the Asa Works family so I can use him as a supplement for the Daughters of the American Revolution. I descend from Miriam Angeline Works who was married to Brigham Young. His first daughter, Elizabeth, married Edmund Lovell Ellsworth.

I would appreciate any help in finding some concrete information tying Miriam to Asa & Abigail. I can also use Abigail’s father, Joseph Marks, as one of my supplements.

Hope to hear from you soon,
Jill
jrayscott(at)cox.net

Re: John Work, Fort Morgan, RD 2, Colorado, picture ca 1945

WAD1111 — 2009-06-13 18:39:14Z

John Work Box 74 Fraser, Co 80442
970-509-9635

Re: Work Family History, Volume 3

WAD1111 — 2009-06-13 18:35:59Z

When the vol. is completed please contact me providing details as to cost etc. Thanks
William A. elo

James WORK m Mary MILLER, Orkney, Scotland.

JamesECraig09 — 2009-06-06 21:08:18Z

I'm just beginning to research certain Orkney families, particularly from or residing in Stronsay.

I've come across the above couple and haven't much to start with. Does anyone have James in their tree?

I need more info to add to my database I'm building here:-

http://stronsaykinfolk.proboards.com./index.cgi

Thanks for any help,

James

Death of Dr. S. M. Work

maryachtrh — 2009-03-26 18:30:42Z

Appears in the Terrell Times-Star, Terrell, Kaufman County, Texas, 6 January 1893 ...

A Prominent Physician Dead

Hot Springs, Arkansas, January 4 - Dr. S.M. Work, one of the oldest and most prominent physicians of this city, is dead. Dr. Work was eminently successful in the practice of his profession, and was favorably known to thousands of people over the country who have visited this resort.

Work families of Washington Co, PA

ker17moh — 2009-01-21 12:47:00Z

I'm looking for information on the Work families of Washington Co, PA. I've read through the history books but can't seem to find anything of what I am looking for.

Patrick Lindsey came from Co Down, IR with his son Samuel.

Samuel Lindsey married Martha Work c. 1815 I believe in Washington Co, PA. Their first 3 children (Robert, John, William) were all born there. They moved to Guernsey Co, OH c 1821 where the rest of their children were born.

Martha Work was born 10 May 1794 and died 02 Jul 1877. In the 1870 census, she does not say that her parents were of foreign birth.

George Work (Rev War), even though he seems to be of the right age, did not have a child named Martha. He was also born in Ireland, so there are two factors that rule him out.

The person I would like to find information on is John Work who lived in Chartiers, Washington, Pennsylvania in 1800. He had 3 daughters under ten years of age so this seems more like a match at this time. John Work lived to be 90-100 per the 1830 census and is still in Chartiers. At this time, I have no further information about him or any of his children.

WORK, McKINNEY

DTharpTX — 2008-12-27 11:46:43Z

Washington J McKINNEY and Mary Barnard CAUDLE were both born in South Carolina and were married in Bibb County, Alabama in 1847. They had seven children: Martha Lucinda, Mary Bethina, William Robert, John H, James, Nancy Ann, and Sarah Ann. By 1855 the family had moved to Anderson County, Texas and lived in the Elkhart and Salmon areas of Anderson County. Some family members later moved to Crockett in Houston County and some to Jacksonville in Cherokee County. The daughters married prominent members of the KERSH, TRIGG, WORK, and ASHLEY families. Granddaughters married into the HUDDLESTON family of Elkhart. I am seeking any and all info available on these lines. Please visit my web site at Tharpgenealogy.com to confirm, correct or continue the info I currently have.

Thank you,
David Tharp
Dallas, Texas

McSherry of Pennsylvania

SharonHindererBrickner — 2008-12-26 21:59:16Z

I am looking for my husband's grand mother Mary Margarie McSherry and her siblings. Mrs. Mary Saylor (of MD), Mrs Irene Grove (PA) and Wilbur ?. I think her father is Frank McSherry and mother Mary Krise.
Any help is appreciated.
my email is brickner@lasvegas.net
Sharon Hinderer Brickner

Memorial card for J. Myrtle Work, daughter of Moses T. Work and Tabitha L (Van Horn) Work, Indiana Co. PA

jcw6181 — 2008-12-02 05:40:46Z

The following is a remembrance card for Jennie Myrtle Work (1862 - Dec 24, 1882), daughter of Moses T. and Tabitha L.(Van Horn)Work. We found this among the belongings of Samuel McCreey Work who was J. Myrtle Works' first cousin.

The front side of the card has printed in decorative letters;

AN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF J. MYRTLE WORK
Youngest daughter of M.T. and T.L. Work, departed this life Christmas night, 1882, aged 19 years and 23 days.

The back side has printed:
Almost suddenly the summons came to her, so bright, so full of hope for years to come. Tuesday evening preceding she met with a company of young people to practice Christmas songs for our festival and make ready the presents to decorate the Christmas tree. The organ pealed its loudest, sweetest sounds as her fingers ran over the keys, and all went "merry as a marriage bell." Christmas came, but the organist lay dying. No response came as her name was called out, and the gifts lay untouched on the organ that would never again vibrate at her touch. At midnight the Bridegroom came and she entered into the "marriage supper of the lamb." The sombre tone, the hushed music on that festival night told of the deep grief felt by her friends. The draped and silent organ, with its vase of white flowers, emblems of her life, today speak of the kind remembrance in which she is held and teaches a lesson of the shortness of life in tones tender, touching and irresistible.

"Oh,we dream not of love's might
'Till death has robed with soft and solemn light,
The image we enshrine.
There is a world, aye let us seek it, where no blight
Falls on the beautiful rose of youth, and there
We shall be with her soon."

Feel free to respond if you have any questions.
J. Work

Re: Work family history vol. 1

gaudio151 — 2008-11-07 00:47:00Z

Please contact me for additional information on William and Azuba Ann Work. Pam email address is gaudio @ shaw.ca
Thanks

Re: Work family history vol. 1

DorothyStadler — 2008-11-06 19:51:07Z

"Our" William Work (who married an Azuba Ann) was the father of Adeline Work. Adeline married John Henry Hellwig 12-25-1871 in Iowa. Does this information coincide with yours?
Thanks in advance.

WORK family from VT to other states

_Tootsie — 2008-08-18 03:04:12Z

Please note: I am not researching this surname. Just passing along information.

Source: Gazetteer of Orange County, VT, 1762-1888, by Hamilton Childs; section on the town of Williamstown, pg 533

Elias Work came to this town from Pomfret,Vt., in 1815. He married Sarah Tuffts, and had born to him six children, all of whom are living, as follows:
Thomas K., in Middletown, Conn.
John M. in Boyd, Iowa
Mary J. in this town
Danforth T. in Sheffield, Ill.
Laura (Mrs Edward Dennis) in Evanston, W.T.
Lyman, who married Mary A. Jeffords, and has five children: Sarah C (Mrs J.M. Seaver); Hattie L. (Mrs Edmond Poor); Alma E; and Lizzie A, all residents of this town, and Julia (Mrs Kimball Blanchard) of Barre, Vt

Re: Work from Indiana Co. PA

sophtuck_1 — 2008-07-28 01:07:33Z

There is a book titled the Work Family History at the Indiana County Historical Society that traces the family of
William Work born in 1760 up to his decendents in the 1980's. If the people you want to find were from Indiana County, PA originally they will probably be in that book. It is very accurate. That family started really documenting there line in 1894 when a book was published in Marion Center for a family reunion. My husband's Grandma, Emma Gertrude Work Ashbaugh, was 8 year old at the time and had a copy. Good Luck!

Hal Truman Work, age 62, born ,in Erie County, PA, " son of , Truman Work and Lillian Lynn Scott

KENNELLYMARKA — 2008-07-24 04:17:14Z

Work, H. Truman,

H. Truman Work
Hal Truman Work, age 62,
a resident of Erie passed away Monday July 21, 2008 at Abington Crest Nursing Center. He was born October 16, 1945 in Erie the son of the late J. Truman Work and Lillian Lynn Scott of Ft. Myers, Fla.
Truman had worked as a draftsman for AMSCO,
and later traveled the world
as a troubleshooter
in repairing and installing their equipment.
Truman is survived by a daughter, Amy Harle and her husband Fred of Jamesville, N.Y.
and their children Olivia and Ava.
He is the brother of Cindy Work,
Randy Work and his wife Brenda,
and Kevin Work,
all of Erie
along with Nicole Work of Edinboro
and Larry Stokes and his wife Linda of Ft. Myers, Fla.
There was no visitation. Private burial will be held in Laurel Hill Cemetery. Arrangements by the John J. Quinn Funeral Home, West 9th & Liberty St.

John J. Quinn Funeral Home,"

ULIS EUGENE (RICK) PHILLIPS, b. 1929, OKLAHOMA

dottyp4 — 2008-05-29 16:11:32Z

I am trying to find any information about Ulis Eugene Phillips, Call Rick. He was born in 1929 in Garvin County, Oklahoma. His parents are Tom Phillips and Gertrude Work, and I understand that Gertrude Work is living in a nursing home in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma now.
Gertrude married Benjamin Watkins after Tom Phillips died, and they had two daughters, Wanda and Joan Watkins. If anyone can help me it will be greatly appreciated. Thank you much.

Henry Leroy Work

Cat71682 — 2008-05-25 23:44:44Z

Hello,
I am in need of help finding information on Henry Leroy Work. I have very little to go on besides the fact that he was stationed in England during WWII. I believe he was from New York, but am not completely sure. I would appreciate any help!! Thank you!!!

matching work with orr

CathyLynn59 — 2008-05-23 14:56:49Z

Thelma Orr married Oakley Works. Much less the other intertwinings of the two families.

Re: OBIT, ALBERT B. AND CARRIE WORK, OKLAHOMA CITY, OK

LTSAPD — 2008-05-18 04:56:42Z

I have info on Albert Work and Carrie Fraley (including photos) especially on Carrie Fraley's parents Joe and Ida Fraley. If you would like to exchange info on them you can e-mail me directly at cprovence@cox.net My grandmother Lollie and Carrie were sisters.

Re: Work

vongail — 2008-03-17 17:57:28Z

There is no record of a Martha Work who married a Lindsey/Lindsay in either of my books. As to availability of either the first WORK FAMILY HISTORY (1969) or Volume II (1994) you can find details concerning them on Amazon.com.

Re: Work

ker17moh — 2008-03-17 07:17:39Z

Do you still have this book?

I'm looking for the parentage of Martha Work (b. 1794 PA d. 1877 OH) who married Samuel Lindsey about 1814.

Both Lindsey and Work family were in Washington Co, PA at this time.

OR where may I find this book?

Jim Work photos

ImaPickel2 — 2008-02-19 00:47:11Z

I have two photos - one of Jim Work and his children Beth, Ormand and Virginia standing next to the corn harvest, and another of Jim Work and Charley Sargent haying. Both pictures taken est. 1900 in Marion Co. WV

Willing to scan and send copies to anyone researching these individuals.

Re: Here's what I have so far...

bubba0302 — 2008-02-04 02:07:37Z

Thanks for responding
I live in Ohio, but on some of the Lancaster, Pa websites, there are individuals who are retired clerks for genealogists who can search for you (for a price). I have asked and paid several people to conduct courthouse document searches and very satisfied with their results. It helps if you provide specific information to eliminate alot of wasteful time. Drop an e-mail to the courthouse on which searcher does the best work and the most trustworthy, then possibly setting up a "job contract" with this person.
Hope that helps
John W. McSherry

Re: Here's what I have so far...

cvalverde125 — 2008-02-02 11:43:10Z

Just saw your message; I don't check these boards but once a year or so. I would love to visit the Lancaster County Courthouse, but I live in New Zealand, so it would be kind of difficult. ;-)

Death of E. E. Work at Hunton, Oklahoma at the age of 103

maryachtrh — 2008-01-25 20:33:39Z

Appears in "The Wapanucka Press" 17 December 1903, Wapanucka, Johnston County, Indian Territory, now Oklahoma

E. E. Work, a prominent cattle man, died here a few days ago. At the time of his death he was 103 years of age and had been able to rope and brand a big steer up to only three years ago, and his eyesight was good to the end.

Re: Work-Orkney Islands-Canada-US

AlbertGiven83 — 2008-01-13 15:58:16Z

thank you for answering! hello, my name is albert given and i reside in new smyrna beach, florida. i was born and raised in long island city, new york city. my grandfather was john "james" work. he was married to mary (nee) kirwan/kerwin or karwen from ireland. they lived on "pearson" street in long island city, new york city. they had 9 children that i know of. john, james, robert, harold (teddy), ralph, martha, veronica (missy), katherine (katie) and my mother, myrtle mary. John Pearson Work was a yardmaster for the long island railroad, new york. i am new at this, and not computer savy. i tried to phone you in brooklyn but you are not listed. if possible, i would like your email address or if you prefer, we can correspon on the message board. my email address is mgiven@cfl.rr.com regards, cousin al given

Re: Work-Orkney Islands-Canada-US

rwlehnert — 2008-01-12 21:43:44Z

I would be glad to exchange any information with you. Would your grand father have been James Work. I am also in contact with another relative of ours in Tulsa Ok. My Grand Mother was Olive Ede Work the women in Tulsa is related to Margaret Work another sister of James Work.Please email me. Bob Lehnert

Re: Work-Orkney Islands-Canada-US

AlbertGiven83 — 2008-01-12 20:15:13Z

John Pearson Work was my great grandfather. My mother's name was Myrtle Mary Work. She was born in 1915 in New York City, New York and lived on Pearson Street in Long Island City, Queens County, New York. Would you like to correspond? mgiven@cfl.rr.com

Rosella A. Work, age 76, daughter of Cyril and Anna Simindinger,

Irishlovey_1 — 2007-11-21 04:59:07Z

Work, Rosella A. preceded in death by her first husband Harry Oliver Houle,
/ her second husband Rodney Harold Work,

Rosella A. Work Rosella A. Work, age 76, of Goodrich Street Ripley, died Friday November 16, 2007 at Hamot Medical Center after an extended illness. Rosella was born February 13, 1931 in Johnstown, Pa. The adopted daughter of Cyril and Anna Simindinger, was a Ripley resident all of her life. Rosella was a devoted catholic and head of the St Thomas More/St James prayer chain for Ripley and Westfield churches. She was a homemaker and owned and operated Grandmas Home Cooking on Shortman Road in Ripley for several years with her mother. She was a loving mother and grandmother who spent her whole life devoted to her family. She is survived by two daughters Rosella and Daniel Keith of North East, and Renee and James Cunningham of Westfield, three sons Larry and Lisa Houle of Sharon, Pa., Randy and Carla Houle of Sherman, and Harry Houle Jr of Ripley, as well as 23 grandchildren Michelle Hughes, Danielle Triana, Jason Keith, Heather Albert, Shawn Catalano, Terri Goodspeed, Jamie Cunningham, Christopher Galloway, Samantha, Shane, Cameron, Justin, Ryan, Stephanie, Jennifer, Brandi, Randy Jr, Natalie, Mason, Jeremy, Matthew, Katlyn, and Nicholas Houle, and 20 great grandchildren. Besides her parents she was preceded in death by her first husband Harry Oliver Houle, her second husband Rodney Harold Work, and her grandson James M. Cunningham. Friends may call at the Mathews Funeral Home 104 West Main Street on Monday from 5-8 p.m. where a prayer service will be held at 7:30 p.m. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated on Tuesday at 11 a.m. at St Thomas More RC Church with the Rev. Joe Walters Celebrant. Interment will be held privately in the Quincy Cemetery. Memorial contributions are suggested to St Thomas More East Main Street Ripley, NY 14775 or to St James Major Elm Street Westfield, NY 14787.

Death: Edward W. Work - Lowell Sun - Lowell MA - November 4, 1957

canesfan10 — 2007-10-29 23:28:35Z

While at the library copying obits for someone, I managed to get a copy of the following obit. I am not related to this person, but wanted to post it in case it is helpful to someone else.

Lowell Sun
Lowell MA
November 4, 1957

Edward W. Work

Edward W. Work, a former resident of Lowell but for the past 12 years having made his home in Boston, died unexpectedly yesterday afternoon at his residence, 50 Temple street, in that city. He was born in Peterborough, N.H., the son of the late Manly and Rosa (Chase) Work. Prior to his death, Mr. Work had been associated with the Boston Herald Traveler corporation for 10 years as a linotype operator in the composing room. He is survived by a daughter, Miss Dorothy Work of North Chelmsford.

Ireaniaus Prine Darst

Debbie53x — 2007-10-05 20:54:27Z

Anyone have Ireaniaus Prine Darst(Ohio) married to Permelia Ann Work? (born Indiana) pieone@hotmail.com

Re: Work Family History, Volume 3

CraigLyster — 2007-10-05 17:29:18Z

Looking for inforation on Austin Work b 1949 Manitobia Married Margret G. Moved to Saakatchewan About 1900 . The other names in this tree would be Mary Work m. Robert Wildey. Dau. Mertle Wildey m. Leonard C Punter.

OBIT, ALBERT B. AND CARRIE WORK, OKLAHOMA CITY, OK

dottyp4 — 2007-09-21 21:16:49Z

I am trying to find an obit for Albert B. Work, d. Aug. 1977, and wife Carrie Fraley Work, d. Oct. 1984. Both died in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Thank you.

Re: Work Family History, Volume 3

bevernie_1 — 2007-09-10 17:17:04Z

Looking for information on Frank B Work Family. My grandmother was Ora Work born about 1890, Her father was Frank Work born about 1851 in Ohio. My grand mother had two sisters Pansy and Bea. Family was living in cotton Hill,Dunklin MO in 1920.

Bev

GERTRUDE WORK, AND ULYSSES PHILLIPS, OKLAHOMA

dottyp4 — 2007-08-18 13:47:49Z

I am trying to find Gertrude Work. She was the daughter of Albert Work and Carrie Fraley. She was borned 1913 in Oklahoma. She married Tom Phillips March 10. 1929 in Garvin County, Oklahoma. They had a son named Ulis, proably, Ulysses, in 1929 in Garvin County, Oklahoma. Tom Phillips died Aug. 6, 1930. Gertrude proably married again. I know that Ulis was alive when his grandmother died in 1953, because he went to California when she died. I can't find him after that. If anyone can help me find him I would really appreciate it. Thank you. Dorotha

Donna M. Work, age 75, daughter of Frances Coy of Saxton, Pa. and the late David Coy.

Irishlovey_1 — 2007-08-02 02:23:56Z

Donna M. Work
Donna M. Work Donna M. Work, age 75, of Wesleyville, died Tuesday, July 31, 2007, at Hamot Medical Center. She was born in Robertsdale, Pa. on September 25, 1931, daughter of Frances Coy of Saxton, Pa. and the late David Coy. Donna was head custodian for Iroquois School District prior to her retirement in 1992. She was a member of Wesley United Methodist Church and enjoyed spending time with her grandchildren. Besides her mother, Donna is survived by five children, David Work (Sheila), Karen West (Pete), Wileen Ion (Dean), Cathy Work and Randy Work (Denise), all of Erie; three sisters Jean Risbon (John) and Peggy Coy of Saxton, Pa. and Delores Rourke of Robertsdale, Pa.; one brother, Jimmy Coy (Linda) of Robertsdale, Pa.; 17 grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren; many nieces and nephews. Friends may call at Dusckas Funeral Home, Inc., East, 2607 Buffalo Road, on Thursday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. and are invited to attend a Funeral Service there on Friday at 10:00 a.m. conducted by Rev. Terry Snyder. Interment will be at Wintergreen Gorge Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Heart Association, 823 Filmore Ave., Erie, PA 16505.

Re: Charles Raymond Work/Thelma Irene Hess/son Donnie Work

cybpmp2 — 2007-01-16 19:07:51Z

Michael, My name is Bill Miller. I am interested in the English/Work genealogy. My English line, as you are familiar with, is my ggg grandfather David Moore English. David's brother was Stephen Chrisman English married to Sarah Ann Work. I know that some English's went to Chowchilla Ca. and I think it was Harvey William English son of Jonathan and Jane Moore English. I have ftm 2006 and would appreciate anything that you could send me regarding the English's Decendency, But at the present time I am interested in the decendants of Jonathan and Jane Moore English. I had emailed you with a request of swapping info about 5 years ago and while waiting on your response, my computer crashed. I also went through a divorce soon after, and have since remarried and have a nice computer and am now constantly backing up my files. Any help you can give me would be much appreciated. My line is me Bill Miller 1966,
Cecil Brice Miller 1947,
Bernice Evelyn English 1906-1973,
Harvey Warren English 1879-1909,
John W. English 1848-1910,
David Moore English 1819-1852,
Jonathan English 1796-1832,
Stephen English & Rebecca Chrisman,
Charles English & Anne Richardson, and then
(John English b.1685 and Mary which to me is speculation)

Re: Charles Raymond Work/Thelma Irene Hess/son Donnie Work

cybpmp2 — 2007-01-16 19:01:40Z

Re: Thomas (Smiley) WorkHawley Ann Parker

mmakin491 — 2007-01-13 06:03:07Z

Please contact me directly regarding the Parker-Work(s) family.

Hawley Parker Work(s) step-grandmother, Flora Elizabeth Bentley Dye Parker, was a sister to one of my great-grandfathers.

Thank you,
Michelle
makin491@valornet.com

Glen R Work

Ccriscuolo00 — 2007-01-09 13:11:19Z

Does anyone have information on my great grandfather? He was a mining supervisor back in the FDR days. Elanore Roosevelt and him were friends and she stayed with him for a while.

Re: Henry Work m. Ann McCay

billie190 — 2006-12-23 16:13:36Z

Hi Karen, I'm researching Ann McCoy/McCay, who is an older sister of my great-great grandfather. Ann married a Henry Work (both were from Turbot Twp, Northumberland County) and appears in the 1830 census next door to her mother, Margaret McCoy. From what I can gather, Henry, Ann and their children moved to Stephenson County, Illinois, probably around 1849. Does any of this sound familiar? I have a lot more info, and would be happy to share! - Billie Smith Culler

Re: Work Family History, Volume 3

jeanturrentine — 2006-12-01 03:26:21Z

I, too, am a Work descendant and have been in touch with von gail hamilton. We are the ones who stayed put in Franklin County Pa. I'm just working on names and dates of these folk and would be glad to send you this information when I finish. What is your proposed deadline? I would like to buy a copy of vol 1; do you know of a source that costs less than the $166 I have seen?

Re: Work Family History, Volume 3

jeanturrentine — 2006-12-01 03:26:21Z

You can reach von gail hamilton at thusneld@fmtc.com
Good luck with your search.

Re: Henry Work and Mary Ann Gipson

GippyHouse — 2006-11-23 13:46:38Z

Hi Randy,
Thanks for the reply. Thomas Gipson, who was Melinda's brother and Mary Ann's father, is my husband's GG Grandfather by his second wife, Almira Birch. I saw some info which indicated Melinda died in 1888 which was well after Henry married Mary Ann, so I was curious about the circumstances. You can contact me directly at: clgipson@verizon.net

Thanks

Re: Henry Work and Mary Ann Gipson

rwalleye1231 — 2006-11-23 02:58:58Z

Hi there,
I am Randy Work which Henry Work was my great great grandfather, Henry was in the Civil War when he and Melinda was married, I am not sure about what year she died, there is no head stone for her in Liberty chapel cemetery. I am would almost think she is buried in the cemetery, that is where alot of the Gipsons and Works are buried.
How are you related to the Gipson side of the family?

Henry Work and Mary Ann Gipson

GippyHouse — 2006-11-15 19:44:02Z

Prior to his marriage to Mary Ann Gipson, Henry Work was married to Melinda Gipson, Mary Ann's aunt. From the info I've found on ancestry, it appears Melinda was still alive when Mary Ann and Henry were married. Does anyone know the story?
Thanks in advance.

Work Family History, Volume 3

alexthedog — 2006-11-01 16:46:25Z

My name is Marla Druzgal. I am a Work descendent, and am currently compiling data for Volume III of the Work Family History. Volumes I and II were written very well, as you probably know, by Von Gail Hamilton. I have received Mrs. Hamilton's consent to continue this wonderful family tree in a 3rd volume, and would love to learn about your families for inclusion.

If you are interested in submitting your own family information for inclusion in Volume 3, or you wish to be included on the mailing list for updates or to be contacted about purchasing the finished volume, please e-mail me:

If you have already submitted information to Mrs. Hamilton, you don't need to re-submit unless anything has changed.

marladruzgal@hotmail.com
Alternate: alexthedog@forcomm.net

I prefer the first, because I can retrieve your e-mails from the road.

Looking forward to hearing from you and recording your story for your descendents. If you want to confirm my lineage or my sincerity, please do so. I am very serious about the ethics and integrity of genealogical research.

Love Marla

Samuel & Vera Work - Seeking information

RobinHughes1951 — 2006-10-15 21:09:14Z

I am trying to find information about Samuel A. Work, who was a Presbyterian minister in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He was married to Vera S. Work, who was a social worker. I believe they were married in 1941, but not sure. I'm estimating Samuel was born in the 1890's and Vera in 1911, or thereabouts. They had a daughter by the name of Esther, who was born in July, 1951. Samuel died in either 1952 or 1953 and Vera died in 1953.

John Wesley WORK's Spouse, Agnes HAYNES

KirkHaynes — 2006-10-03 12:31:22Z

Agnes HAYNES, was a singer who helped train the famous Fisk Jubilee Singers of Fish University (Nashville, TN). Her spouse, John Wesley WORK, was well-known composer there also...this would have likely been in the first 2 decades of the 1900s.

Would like to learn of her ancestry.

work family relatives

rwlehnert — 2006-09-24 14:42:12Z

I am the grandson of olive ede work my grandfather was arthur ashely doughty.My mother is olive elizebeth doughty who married robert lehnert.I have been looking at the family history for a while i have some information ,please get in touch,Robert lehnert