Comments on: Civil War Ancestors

By: Jim Sanders

Jim Sanders — Wed, 13 Mar 2013 14:24:26 +0000

Hi Tom,

My Patrick was married to Sarah. They lived in upstate New York, after the civil war. They later moved to Connecticut.

Regards, Jim

By: Tom Kushner

Tom Kushner — Wed, 13 Mar 2013 01:21:44 +0000

sorry for the late response, what was your Patrick’s wife’s name? I have him living in Williamsburg Brooklyn after Civil War.

By: Debra Newton-Carter

Debra Newton-Carter — Tue, 30 Oct 2012 15:15:54 +0000

Hello Jim! I told you I would stop by, and I’ve enjoyed reading what I’ve seen so far! Your website is impressive. How long have you been working at it?

When you visited my site, I wonder if you saw my journal post: Brainstorming for Back Story. http://thebizzybeesfamilyhistoryjournal.blogspot.com/2012/10/brainstorming-for-back-story.html

I’m working on reconstructing the USCT 14th Heavy Artillery, Co. B so that I can get a better picture of the activities of the Regiment as it pertained to the Company. I will then do Co. G, as that is where Isaac Carter transferred. I also plan on ordering the Civil War Pension Files of all those who filed for a pension, especially for those who hailed from Craven County, North Carolina.

I can see that I will be visiting your site again! Thanks for stopping by In Black and White: Cross-Cultural Genealogy!

By: Jim Sanders

Jim Sanders — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 04:19:33 +0000

Hi there. We should compare notes. There are not too many Frahers that I’m aware of. My Patrick Fraher never lived near Brooklyn as far as I can tell. I first found him in upstate New York and then they eventually settle in New Britain, CT. Do you have any pictures of your Patrick Fraher? In the blog I posted today (about genealogy message boards), there’s a picture of my Patrick Fraher with his wife. Regards, Jim