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Subject: [GM-L] David Ash
Date: Tue, 14 Oct 2003 15:23:30 EDT

Hi, Avis,
You wrote:
> Please can you find out anything more about this ancester? Thanks Avis
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~
I'm sorry, but that was all that Pope's book had.
Have you tried to find him in the 1860 census? It might be well worth a
visit to your local Mormon Church's Family History Library. They have the
census records on film. (Call first to check on the days & hours they are open.)
This is free. They just charge a small fee for copying material.
Have you sent in requests for records to the counties where you think he
may have died? Do you know his wife's name and dates? You may be able to
find information on her, also, this way. If she outlived him, she may have been
living with one of their children in her later years. If you could find David
Ash in the 1850 census you might be able to find the names of his siblings &
trace them. Sometimes you just need to keep digging around before you hit
gold!
Good luck!

Jan Weber

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> >> In a message dated 10/13/03 1:51:55 PM Pacific Daylight Time, <A HREF="mailto:">
>> </A> writes:
>>
>> >>> Hi,
>> >>>
>>> Hi..my ancester died in Wisconsin In Dane co or Green Co- Apr19 1865 He
>>> was
>>> born in Mass or N.Y. Nov16 1792 Any information about him or other Ash
>>> family appreciated.I have been unable to get a death certificate for him
>>> or
>>> a marriage certificate Thanks
>>
>

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