Biography of Lois Hess
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A place to remember the people who made us who we are.
This is Our Family!
The more I read and research, the more I realize how unique and rich our family heritage is. Our family goes back to the 1600s in America on the Giles, Swan, Christensen and Clark lines. I have a number of journals and documents piled in file cabinets and boxes. As I get time, I'll scan them in and publish them under the appropriate family line--and include stories as I learn them.
I hope you enjoy this blog and have fun learning about your family. Perhaps you can use it for Family Home Evenings. In any case, know that all of your family, here and above, love you very much.
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- (male) Mosgrove
- Agnes Hazle 1802
- Agnes W. Swan 1867
- Alexander Hazle 1773
- Alice Redman 1877
- Amelia Howell 1817
- Ann Mosgrove 1819
- Ann Rutledge 1786
- Ann Vinton 1679
- Belinda Clark 1835
- Benjamin M. Hall
- Bethea Hazle 1769
- Blanche Schooley 1883
- Clara Linehan 1849
- Clarissa Clark 1832
- Daniel S. Swan 1861
- Daniel Salisbury
- Don Albert Swan
- Douglas Hazle 1804
- Douglas Hazle Jr. 1845
- Eleanor Margaret Hazle
- Eliza Howell 1812
- Elizabeth M. White 1836
- Ephraim Harvey Schooley
- Eunice Swan 1744
- Fanny Graham Hazle 1853
- Frank Redman 1869
- Franklin C. Wilson d.1864
- George Howell 1814
- Giles A. Swan 1854
- Hannah Bethel 1795
- Hubert Redman 1872
- Isabelle C. Emerson 1870
- James Chittoch Mosgrove 1789
- James Howell 1824
- James John Albert Swan
- Jannet Ross 1600s
- Jean Gillespie
- Jean Hazle 1743
- Jean Hazle 1767
- Jean Robison
- John A Hazle 1839
- John Hazle 1737
- John Hazle 1764
- John Howell 1819
- Julia A Bantum
- Julia Redman 1879
- Katharine Johnston
- Lizzie M. Swan 1870
- Louisa Clark 1831
- Lucena Boyle
- Lucia Swan
- Lucia Swan 1729
- Margaret Goudie
- Margaret Graham 1765
- Margaret Hazle 1771
- Marian Hazle 1793
- Martha Parcher
- Mary Ellen Gillett
- Mary Emmanette Wilson 1862
- Mary Hazle 1843
- Mary Ida "Minnie" Emerson
- Matilda Hazle 1849
- Mayme Emerson 1873
- Mosgrove "Moss" Emerson 1882
- Nancy J. Markham 1828
- Nancy Jane Swan 1859
- Nannie May Schooley 1890
- Oliver Swan
- Penelope "Nellie" Salisbury
- Polly Salisbury 1800
- Robert F. Hazle 1855
- Robert G. Emerson 1880
- Samuel Emerson 1879
- Sarah Hazle 1807
- Sarah Schooley
- Susie L. Swan 1853
- Thomas Howell 1821
- William H. Emerson 1874
- William Hazle 1740
- William Hazle 1855
- William Henry Harrison Schooley 1844
- William Howell 1792
4 comments:
I loved reading that. Did grandma write those poems at the end? The first one had me in tears for about 10 mins. My heart broke for dad and grandma both (more dad though)
great site mom! Thanks for posting!
Thanks. No, she didn't write the poems. If I remember right, one of them was a newspaper clipping, and the other she kept on a little card. She had them for many years. I remember her showing them to me early, not long after we were married. They meant a lot to her, but I was surprised to see she had included them there.
Mom this is awesome I have been sitting here all evening enjoying family history. I knew some of Grandmas stories but that is so interesting to learn more about. Thanks for all your effort with this, its great and so important makes me realize I need to keep better journals. ugghh!
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