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Howdy All,

Welcome to our guestbook!  Please leave us your comments as
to how you liked our site, and what things we can do to make
it better and more useful to you.  

Dean and I have spent many hours over the last few years to
try and put together a website dedicated to Richmond 
genealogy that is interesting, informative, and helpful.  We
still have a lot more projects to finish (is genealogy ever
really done?), but we feel that we've made a good start. Let
us know what you think!

Cheers,

Todd Richmond

 I find your website very interesting. My mother's 
maiden name is Richmond. She was born in 1931 to Delphia 
Caloma Bragg and Rufus Blane Richmond b. 5/3/1890 in Summers 
Co. WV. Blane was the son of Rachel Elizabeth Meadows and 
John Alex Richmond b. 10/1855 in Greenbrier Co. VA/WV. John 
Alex was the son of Nancy Bragg and John Thomas Richmond. 
This is as far as I have been able to trace my Richmond 
heritage at this time. 

Keep up the nice work.

Patty

 Hallo ich bin Selber Ahnenforscher und habe 
zufällig ihre Seite hier gesehen. Glückwunsch, sehr gut 
gemacht.  Falls Sie noch Informationen über die Vorfahren 
von Philipp Butterer Freudenmacher benötigen, so kann ich 
ihnen helfen.  Den Philipp ist ein Nachfahre des Nikolaus 
Butterer der 1852 von Deutschland nach Amerika ging. Seine 
Ahnentafel reicht bis ins 15. Jahrhundert. Er stammt aus dem 
Land BAden und Ort Obergrombach heute ein Stastteil von 
Bruchsal Wenn sie Interesse haben, so würde ich ihnen gerne 
die Daten zuschicken

 What is the nationality?  John was born in Tangeir, Indiana
as well as 3 brothers, no sisters.  Are any relatives on this site?

 A very enjoyable site. I am of the southern branch that was 
in McNarry, Co., TN and then went to Dade and Lawrence Co., MO 
about 1825. John Sherman Simms Richmond was my g-g-g-grandfather 
and his son, John Bailey Richmod was my g-g-grandfather.  My 
g-grandfather was John B. Richmond, who married his cousin Mary 
Elizabeth Richmond, resulting in one son Charlie Richmond, born 
in 1875, my grandfather, who married Florence Kelty in California 
about 1907. I would enjoy hearing from anyone any of this rings 
a bell with. Alan S. Richmond

 What an interesting site!  Although they aren't on this site, 
I have traced my Richmond ancestors back to William Richmond b. 
1762 in Exeter, Rhode Island and married to Rachel Matteson. 
Their son, Jerub Richmond, married Susanna Walker and they had 
a son, Nathaniel Richmond, b. 1824 in Switzerland Co., Indiana.  
Nathaniel married Sarah Ann Lewis and they had a son, Edward 
James Richmond, born in Iowa, who was my great grandfather.  The 
family moved to Missouri, near Liberal and Edward married Dora 
May Jack.  Edward was an inventor and was killed in Kansas City 
in 1906 during a bank robbery, while doing business concerning a 
patent on a bailer. His daughter, Golden Nellie Richmond married 
John Harrison Newby and they were my grandparents. Golden lived 
to the age of 104, dying in 1995.

 I have some genealogy pages that traces my family to a Roaldus 
Musard De Richmond. My maiden name was Richmond and my roots were 
from Missouri. Is there anyone connected to the Anthony Richmond 
that left Madison County, NY area around 1875 and settled in Macon 
County Missouri. That is my Richmond home base. My grandfather was 
Herman Gale Richmond.  Would be interesting to correspond with anyone 
with Richmond Missouri roots. Just found this site and is quite 
interesting. 

 thanks, for a great site

 thanks, for a great site

 Very interesting site I am of the Draycott decent and live in 
France I would welcome any information on the early Richmonds especially 
with any "Doran or Doran-Webb" connections.
Many thanks Francis deRichmond-Webb

 Very informative site which brings together new research with 
many things I have seen on the web over the years.  

I believe that the J.B. Richmond book is available on microfilm at the 
Colorado Historical Society (My father had it copied so that his children 
could each have one).  

I have stayed at Cove house in Ashton Keynes, visited Richmond Castle, 
and usually spend time each summer in Little Compton, RI where there is 
row of old Richmond headstones in the church yard (there also a private 
Richmond grave site nearby on a side road that is hard to find).  It is 
also my understanding that efforts have been made to restore John Richmond's 
stone in Tauton (I remember my father contributing toward the cause several 
years ago).

Finally, I am a lonely proponent of the belief that Little Compton, RI's 
name has some Richmond influence given that there is a hamlet named Little 
Compton (where the Richmond family had property) near Ashton Keynes that 
"looks and feels" like the town Rhode Island.

Thank you for all your hard work.  I will tell others in my family about it.  

 Hi Dean and Todd
For His own reasons our Lord has seen fit to gift me with un-imaginable 
blessings: among which I consider being a descendant of the Richmond family 
one of the grandest.
John Richmond and Elizabeth Nicholas are my 9th Great Grandparents.

Near the beginning of this very week I was contemplating asking one of my 
third, Anderson, cousins for the loan of the ‘Richmond Genealogy’ book which 
has been handed down through several Curtiss generations. My purpose was to 
peruse the contents and consider the magnitude of copying it so that it could 
be available on-line.

Then yesterday, Saturday 2/22/2003, I happened across your website. I can’t 
describe my amazement. Except to contribute it to another blessing.

Could you enlighten me as to how far, what branches, you intend to pursue 
your works?

I will gladly make any contributions that are in my own data files that might 
make your efforts more complete.

I have a large file of Olin’s: (originating in Wales in the 1700s).
A not so large, 111 Curtiss names, many still Living.
Then I have a very large Royalty file going beyond Roaldus Musard.
Then I have a file that traces our Biblical roots to Adam and Eve, Joseph 
and Mary.

All in all I have some 3000 + files.

Please allow me to offer my files for what ever benefit they may have.

Please allow me to thank you and those associated with you in this great 
challenge. I congratulate your dedication and enthusiasm. 

Best regards.
Cousin L. ‘Mark’ Curtiss Sr.
curtcabn@frugal.com

 I have a small bowl made by Royal Winton (Grimwades)of 
England, identified on the bottom as the "Richmond Castle". 
The picture inside the bowl shows a majestic castle 
overlooking an arched bridge and a few houses lining the
riverbank. The scene is in white and several shades of blue
and signed by the artist, P. Lloyd. I inherited the dish
from my grandfather Lloyd Johnston and believe he saved it
all these years because of a family connection either to the 
artist or the Richmonds. 
Does anyone know of a link between the Johnston family and
the Richmond Castle??? Thanks for any info!

 I have a small bowl made by Royal Winton (Grimwades)of 
England, identified on the bottom as the "Richmond Castle". 
The picture inside the bowl shows a majestic castle 
overlooking an arched bridge and a few houses lining the
riverbank. The scene is in white and several shades of blue
and signed by the artist, P. Lloyd. I inherited the dish
from my grandfather Lloyd Johnston and believe he saved it
all these years because of a family connection either to the 
artist or the Richmonds. 
Does anyone know of a link between the Johnston family and
the Richmond Castle??? Thanks for any info!

 Thank you folks for a very helpful project. More power to you! I am a 
bit confused however. I clicked on Hannah Plympton in the name index and 
she was NOT my Hannah Plympton b.7-27-1750, Sudbury, Mass.to Thomas and 
Ruth Thompson Plympton of Sudbury. This Hannah Plympton married a distant 
cousin, Levi Holden b. 1-12-1754, also of Sudbury. Their daughter Mary (Polly) 
Holden married a Ward6 Richmond (Job5, Henry4, Lt.Joseph3, John2, John1, 
and Henry). This Ward Richmond is a mystery man to us. We know that he was 
born in Middleboro, Mass. One family source says that he was a music teacher 
and bookbinder. The years from his birth until he married March 13, 1803, at 
Old First Pres. Church, Newark, NJ, are a blank. Does anyone have a broader 
field of information on this man? Emeline Holden Richmond, their daughter, 
my gg grandmother, left Newark, NJ Aug. 14, 1826 with Presbyterian missionary 
Rev. James Holmes and his wife Sarah Von Wagenon Holmes, crossed eight states 
to reach the Tockshish Chickasaw Indian Mission 2 miles from the Indian town 
of Pontotoc. She taught Indian children until the Indians were forced west.
I'd like to add my line to your Richmond lines. Thought that someone might 
have wondered what had happened to this Richmond child.  Keep on plugging! 
What you all are doing is exciting!

 It's amazing to see so many people with your surname. As I scrolled 
down the lists I found many of the names(first names) that have been used 
in the Richmond family.-Such as -William,Jhon,ect.. I also saw a few familiar 
women names.
Thanks for a great site. It's nice to learn about your heritage.

 It was quite interesting to come across this site & I am originally 
from the Cook Islands.  My linkage is through Charles Maiuu Richmond who 
was married to my great grandmother Ritia Kiritai & they had 10 children 
in which they have passed on & my grandmother is the only one left. To cut 
is short, our family main in NZ are in the process of holding a FAMILY REUNION 
which is a common practice for us, & to do that we are trying to get all family 
names, dob, death, marriages compiled & believe me it is not an easy process 
but exciting, seeing that this will be the first time for our family here to 
do that. With the uncles, aunties, great grand cousins, great great grandchildren 
there are about 1,000 of us here in NZ, Cook Islands & Australia.  I read Kathy 
Oborn's article it was quite interesting & there's more to come.  I would love 
to hear from Charles Maiuu Richmond's brothers & sisters great grandchildren, 
11 of them & I feel that we have a lot to talk about.  Once again thanks Kathy 
for the article & also to Todd & partner for setting up this website.  In our 
language (Cook Islands - meitaki maata)

Who knows some of our family members in the States, France or elsewhere are 
planning to travel to the Cook Islands, just let me know.  It is one of the 
best destination you could ever come across & you won't be disappointed.

Kia Orana e Kia Manuia                                 

  

Title: Robert's Quest: The Richmond Saga 1821
 
ISBN: 0-595-27309-2
 Submission ID: 48181
 
Current Status: Title listed and ready for advance order at iUniverse.com*
 PSA: Ron Amack
 

 Great job, so much work has been put into this site, and it is so appreciated.

 I am about to become a grandmother, and my daughter is interested in family 
names.  I dragged out the information which qualified my mother and me for Colonial
Dames (John Richmond) and started reading a very poor photocopy of pages from "The
Richmond Family 1594-1896 and Pre-American Ancestors" by Joshua Bailey Richmond, 
1897.  Aha - I thought - perhaps I can find better information on the internet.  
Jackpot!!  Thank you so much.  I feel that a future trip overseas will be to 
England to see this part of my heritage abut which I had no previous knowledge.

 HI,  I just love your site.  It has a lot of interesting things which I did 
not know.  I am just starting to look into the family history and this site helps a
lot.  I saw a site for a Richmond Saga Book listed by Tim Richmond at iuniverse.com 
and went to their book web site.  He had two listed and I have ordered both.  The 
second one is about Alan Rufus de Richmond and William the Conqueror.  The author 
e-mailed me and said that all the early family connections are listed at the end 
of the book, if so it will be worth the price.  Thanks again for the site.
Jessica Richmond Hall

 Thanks for the research.  It will be very helpful and save the rest of us 
months of work.  You guys are the best. 

What about those books by Tim Richmond at iuniverse.com, are they for real.  A 
Richmond Saga .... if true I am interested.  I see that he also contributed to 
your information on this format.

 found a book which tells the story of the first Richmond and his ties to the 
Royal family of England.  Just release this month (June 03).  It is very interesting.
I learned a lot of history and read a good novel at the same time. It is at 
iuniverse.com and is called Empire - The Richmond Saga 1066

 Just learned some exciting information yesterday, re Adam Richmond.  I 
utilized the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) Look Up services.  They 
found that Adam Richmond, though a Quaker, is considered a Patriot.  I'm going to 
start the process of applying for DAR membership -- but first must make all my 
lineage connections.  So, if you are related to Adam, see below (Rank:CS is Civil 
Service):

Source:  DAR

A search of our Patriot Index provided the information found below.

RICHMOND,   Adam 
Birth:  RI  24 Mar 1737
Service:  RI
Rank:  CS
Death:    17 Nov 1817
Patriot Pensioned:   No     Widow Pensioned:   No 
Children Pensioned:   No     Heirs Pensioned:   No 
Spouse:   Mary Hall
Spouse:   Amy Hazard 

 2905 N. Alhambra Dr #2
Roswell, NM 88201-6681

I am Genealogist for the Thomas Rogers Society.

Am presently involved with searching the Richmond
line on behalf of  Mrs. Ruth Trojan of Middletown,
RI.  Need info on Isaac married Lucinda Previce
who had son Silas married Elizabeth J. Haskins
who had daughter Emma married John Holmes Nichols 
who had daughter Sadie Nichols married George H. 
Barton who had daughter Irene Barton married Lester
O'Connell who had daughter Ruth O'Connell born
7 June 1921 married Henry B. Trojan. I have no 
data for Isaac through Irene Barton. The line
does go back from Isaac to Samuel to Thomas
born ca 1731 to Samuel 1695-d bef 1767 married
Sarah to Samuel 1668-1736 married Mehitable
Andrews to Abigail Rogers marrie John Richmond
and thus to Thomas Rogers of the Mayflower.

Can anyone help me tie dates and places down
for Isaac through Irene Barton ?

Thanks, great site. Is the Dean Richmond the 
same Dean R. Richmond who just queried the
TRS for membership help ?
 

 An absolutely incredible site! Thank you.  In my old age I am delving into
genealogy for my grandchildren.  Happily others have done early leg-work & I'm 
mostly checking & copying.  My records say 1.  John Richmond, 2. Edward Richmond, 
wife, Abigail Davis, 3. Edward Richmond, wife, Sarah____? 4. Edward Richmond, 
wife Rebecca Thurston. 5.Sarah Richmond & Cabel Carr, III.  Something is wrong.  
Can you please straightened this for me.          Margaret

 The Richmond Saga Book Series is available at     	
Books-A-Million.Com
Barnes & Noble
Ingram Books
Iuniverse.com


Empire : The Richmond Saga 1066 is the story of Alan Rufus de Richmond & William   
the Conqueror and their relationship through a common Grandmother.
ISBN:0-595-27841-8

Robert’s Quest : The Richmond Saga 1821 is the story of Robert Richmond from 
Amite County Mississippi and later Hebert Louisiana.
ISBN:0-595-27309

Andrew’s Way: The Richmond Saga 1821 is a companion book to Robert’s Quest and is 
about Andrew Richmond who was Robert’s Uncle and his adventures in New Orleans and
along the Natchez Trace.


Harm to Others : The Richmond Saga 1859 is about William Harmon Richmond and his 
struggles in the Civil War as a part of the 13th Louisiana Partisan Rangers, a 
Confederate Cavalry unit which fought mostly in Northeast Louisiana from Vicksburg 
to the Red River Campaign.
ISBN:0-595-28336-5
Hardback ISBN:0-595-74851-1

Jesse’s War : The Richmond Saga 1862 is about Jesse Wilson Richmond who joined the
2nd Louisiana Artillery and served at Fort G.P.T. Beauregard at Harrisonburg and 
along the Red River during the time of the major Confederate victory there.
ISBN:0-595-28819-7
Hardback ISBN: 0-595-65878-4

 hi i am a richmond descendant through several lines and i am in the midst
of trying to start a richmond family gemealogy society
please contact me

thanks
joe edwards

 I am a Richmond descendant. My GG-grandfather was Morgan Richmond of 
Jackson and Rockcastle Counties in KY. He was supposedly a statesman of some sort 
in KY. I do not know his parents' names. Could someone on here know him? If so, 
please email me.

 Great web site! Im a decendant of the Scottish Richmonds and have been 
researching my family history for more than 20 years.  You guys have done an 
outstanding job on your web site. I ran into your site doing a google search on 
some research that I was doing and sure am happy that I did!  I have been able 
to trace my Scottish family to about 1570 but as most of us are aware there 
appears to be a 200 to 250 year gap in directly tracing the Scottish branch back 
to Richmond in Yorkshire.  Lindseys and crawfords were probably Richmonds and 
Ayrshire is our home turf. Would be happy to share information cousins.

 Very good idea. I look forward to searching and checking for updates.
We have traced back to Scaffold Cane, outside of Berea KY; Rockcastle County and 
beyond; still connecting the branches.

 Great Site and so much information.  I'am the son of Leon Francis
Richmond, son of John Richmond, son of Laban Richmond. My Fathers
family was born and raised in Summers county, WV. It's been
very hard to trace back to our point of entry to the US. 
From what i've seen, our family landed in Mass. I have just
begun to do research and it's going to be a hard search to 
connect My Fathers family to any Richmonds from England.
I hope to post what I find here, and maybe someone can help
clear the path... Thanks.. Jerry W. Richmond

 I have recently been told by my grandmother that I am a decendant of John
Richmond. My gradmothers name is Alice Ruth Richmond Sanders. Originally from the 
southern part of the United States. She offered proof of my lineage in the form of 
a paper that had been sent to her with information Of John Richmond and how He was
one of the founders of Taunton and how he went back to Taunton to die. As well as 
a case brought before a constable regarding accusations of Slander and man was 
suing for slander. I would like to find out more about my lineage and would love to
hear from anyone that can possibly verify my belonging to this line of Richmonds.

 Dear Kaukura Teokotai..

Please email me regarding your Cook Island/Tahiti genealogy.  I think you might 
have the wrong Richmond ancestor.

Thanks..

Kathy Oborn
obornkm@aol.com

 

   Stayed at the Manor house 2 cove House Ashton Keynes Wilshire, and visited 
Richmond Castle in 1993, my nearest Richmond Ancestor was my great grandmother 
Mary Edna Richmond daughter of Wilbur Richmond.

Willis G  Wilson
1143 O Ave NW
Cedar Rapids, IA 52405-1510

e-mail wwstorm@cedar-rapids.com

 Great site. My grandfather was one of the Taunton, Mass RICHMOND'S, 
Alfred Baylies Richmond.  I certainly will return.

 Great site, Dean! Beautifully done. You may remember me from our conversations 
a few years back. I dropped out of genealogy for awhile but am now back on track. 
Still trying to track down our Samuel, of Dryden, NY. I believe he was from Little 
Egg Harbor, NJ, but can't prove it. Have been looking for his parents for about 10 
years now. Drop a line when you find the time. Vaun

 Great job!! very interesting site. Got anything on the Richmonds that 
went to Argentina from Scotland?

 
I am looking for the parents of John Richmond born in Chester Co. Pa. in 1736.
I am entering the Little Compton information into my computer in the hopes 
that a connection can be made.  Any help would be appreciated.
Family sites are wonderful and I appreciate your work!!

 
I am the great-grand daughter of Electa Richmond who herself was a 5th 
great-granddaughter of John Richmond.  I a very glad that i have found 
this site.  I am just a novice at this and could use some help.

 
I'm told my family is from Mo. I had a Great Uncle who was the Chief of 
police in Macon. And that Richmond, Mo. was started by my family.  My 
grandfather was Charlie Richmond and he married opal Pinky (don't know 
last name) and my father was Charles Van Richmond. I'm told I'm French, 
Indian and Creole. But don't know for sure.  Would really love to trace 
line lineage to know where I came from and what my nationality really is 
because I have dark hair dark eyes and medium skin complection. so if 
anyone could help I'd love it. Thank Kathey (Katia) Richmond Of Cedar 
Rapids, Ia.      

 I was happy to find you site. I have Nathaniel Broadwell and Peck in my line. 
Laurie Ichters 

 I need to know how you can prove that Gideon Richmond had a son named Hiram

 My GG-Grandmother was Martha Jane RICHMOND (b. 18-SEP-1866, d. 08-SEP-1936). 
Her father was Nathaniel and her grandparents were Valentine RICHMOND 
(b. 1802, d. AUG-1850) and Rachel FERGUSON (b. 1806, d. 23-JUL-1879). 
I think Martha's mother was named Elizabeth, who was the widow of a 
man named RAY, killed during the Civil War. I would love to trace her 
story back or swap any information!

 This is a very interesting site you have greated. I was married to Victor 
Taurai Frogier.  Whose mother was Ruita Richmond of the Tuamatu 
Islands.  All I know is that what the family has told me, that she was of 
royal disend...

I would like to know how I can find out more about the Richmond family, 
for information I can give my 4 children.

 A great site !
http://www.justgenes.com

 well since i founnd this site i think its a very good one i ee your interested 
in the richmond castle heirs of it are .Is the Ruthvens king of 
england and scotland ireland and norway ,see in 1635 william guellum ruthven 
was on the issurnce ship from england and live in virgina isle of wight co 
and the ruthvens when landed in virgina changing there from ruthven to ruffin 
to go undercover from the kings the ruffins were more royale then king james 
i'm we inherited all of duke of atholl estates and duke of richmonds lennox 
and gordan is ruthven property.............long live tutors

 My maternal grandfather was James Wallace Richmond--Born 
8 December,1876, Table Bluff, CA.  Father--Sanford Richmond
Mother--Nancy Larimore.

 This week has been an amazing adventure.  I was scrolling Confederate 
Soldiers in Louisianna. I noticed a name Richmond with an e-mail contact. 
Mysteriously, it entered my mind to e-mail this person, because a name 
Richmond was in my Family tree and I had never found a clue.  I said, 
you you have a Sallie Richmond?  The e-mail came back, YES! And her 
mother and Father and grand-mother's etc:  I SHOOK! I could not believe 
after year's of many of us looking and looking, I found my grand mother's 
Family!  My  GreatGrand Father was Thomas Jamar married Sarah Richmond.  
I understand we are descendents of Robert Richmond.  Today, in amazement 
again, I find this board, never before seen.  Good Luck to all and contact 
me if you need my info.          Vicki

 Nice page, especially with the Richmond book online.  My mother was a Richmond from Bear Lake, Michigan (John Richmond - John Richmond - Edward Richmond - Nathaniel Richmond - Gideon Richmond - Elijah Richmond - Elisha Richmond - Tyler W. Richmond - Don W. Richmond - Carl Richmond) and since my grandma Richmond just died (she was the geneologist of the family) we ended up going through much of the geneology work, and it interested me, and eventually got to this page, and it was nice to find one of the books that we encountered at grandma's house online (well, most of it, anyway... 

 Dear Cousins,
     What a wonderful site was discovered by my Richmond cousin in Cal.!  We are trying to find out when our Scottish ancestors Hugh Richmond of Stevenston  and his wife Susan McMurran of Irvine left Scotland for Cumberland County, Nova Scotia.  We are also wondering where they landed and where they lived before settling in Springhill.  Can any of you help?  (Hugh is listed in the 186l NS Census for Cumberland County.)

 I have enjoyed your site tremendously.  I have some relatives who are Richmond and have looked into your site for some genealogical help for them.  I noted that in the comments section there was mention of some books about the Richmonds of the south and order one.  I found it very interesting though I am not sure whether it is a true story or not.  There was however a section in the back which contained Genealogical records which were very helpful.  The author was Tim Richmond and I see that he has several more available which I think I will order.

Again thanks for all your hard work and the information that you have made available. It is a heaven send for the family.

 i dee hereooooooo.

 Great site (except sometimes it takes a LONG time for the crest to unfold).  I have hit a wall searching for the families of Benoni Richmond (WI 1850-70), Seymour Richmond (Meriden CT 1820).  Other names - Eugene, Lyman, Charles, Chester, Layfayette/Fayette, Mehitabel, .  Can anyone help?

 I find that the background colour (grey) to your site is a strain on my eyesight.

I haven't done enough research of my surname to be of help to you.  I need to get a marriage certificate of my grandparents before I can make progress.

My family and parents and grandparents are all around Newcastle upon Tyne area. 

 It is a great site maybe someone on here will be able to help me with my family.I only know back has far as my great great grandfather Wriston Richmond born 1878 from raleigh county ,WV Thanks

 Never talked to anyone about being connected to thomas De Richmond    Birth year CA 1340, died abt 1410. Hello.
dont know what to say to you. England is not my research area and never tried before, as Most of my relatives came to america in 1600s. if we are connected sorry I M new to the Richmond line sorry. Im Maurice Dean Lincoln Jr. and have so many Noble lines I dont know how or what I want to ask. not a noble searcher or dont know if I want to search out this tree further as IM a normal american who has mostly done limited looking.

 was very excited to go thru the listings at garfield cemetary in potsdam. some of my family rests there and there needs to be a couple of corrections. can you contact me?thank you. sm

 Having left researcher contact info which is now several years out of date, I wonder how one updates old address and research interest info.  Any hints?

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 hi my name is tokoa
i just want to ask do you know the kaukura family

 awesome site, keep up the good work, google is my best friend for finding this fantastic site, this site is truly fantastic and higly recommended to all.

 This gives so much info and I got an A+ on my project!!!


       THANKS

 Good Service

 I find this a very interesting site and wonder if anyone has information on the Richmond of Montgarswood, Ayrshire \, Scotland? That is where my ancestars are from- I am a descendant of Henry Richmond from Montgarswood. I would appreciate hearing from anyone with some info. Thanks

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 Hello my name is Anna Richmond,
 My father is Todd Richmond and My grandfather is Jack Richmond. When my grandfather was young his father left. And with him he took all of are family history and after 2 yrs of searching I found who we where. Linking us all the way back to the 1500's and the Richmond palace and the scottish royal family. All I knew was we were ScottIrish.
 If you have any more information please contact me through e-mail.

Thank you, 
Anna Elizabeth Richmond

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 Hi! I'm looking for more info about the parents of Hannah Plympton, b 1644/45 in Massachusetts.  She is also in my family line, but from a different child, according to our records.  The child is Hannah Sutliffe, b. 19 Dec 1665.  Rumor has it that this line goes back to Druid kings and even Julius Caesar.....so, I'm curious.  Thanks for a fun site.

 My maiden name was Doran-Webb, I see you are looking for family history. Who are you? You sound like my brother, is your name not Francis Doran-Webb?

 A post left by a Kathey Richmond (post number 41) is a cousin of mine. See what I get for not checking out this site more frequently, rather then wait a couple of years! I tried contacting her but guess her e-mail address has changed. The Chief of Police of Macon, MO was my Uncle Alphus Richmond, her grandfather was his brother, and my father Wade Richmond was also a brother. Their father was Herman Gale Richmond. Small world. So hopefully she reads this site again and contacts me. Great place, I need to frequent it a little more often. 

 Very nice site.  I really enjoyed it.

 I have really enjoyed watching the gradual evolution of your site over the years.  It is a remarkable labor of love.  Thanks!

I'm especially impressed with your efforts to scan in Joshua Bailey's book.

For those who are not fortunate enough to have an original copy of Joshua Bailey Richmond's genealogy, take a look at www.higginsonbooks.com.  They offer a high quality hardbound copy which, although photocopied, is perfectly legible and a pleasure to use.  It's currently listed at $95.  My copy was considerably less expensive, so buy before they increase their rates again!  They also carry several other books on the Richmond family, and thousands of other genealogies.

Hope this is helpful to someone.  

John Richmond

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 This is the best website for a specific name that I have ever seen. My thanks go out to everyone who is participating. 

 you suck i need help to find pictures of the unmarried women of america during the revoltionary war

 I'm hoping to find ancestors of Charles Richmond, b. Feb 1825 in Geneseo, NY.  His wife Margaret was born at sea of Scottish parents.

Charles was my ggg grandfather.

 looking for info on my family.  
father was Robert Eldene Richmond born 1946
Grandfather was Robert Elden Richmond (Dene)
Great grandfather was Clare Gardner Richmond

have no info after that.  i would just like to stay in touch with someone to see if we can make any connections.

 I assume folks are aware of the Richmond Library in Batavia NY.  It has a lot of information on Richmonds particulary the Dean Richmond line. The Richmond Memorial Library was a gift to the Batavia School District by Mary E. Richmond in 1889, as a memorial to her youngest son, Dean Richmond, Jr.  The web site is  http

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 Im in Florida Palm Bay and im a this address and I found a photo album supposedly Carr families but it is. The albums have over 75 Richmond families in them I thought at first it was  one family  but i realized that all not living that this women lives here her mentality broke into all the homes and 75 different families 3 pictures of each of them and she tossed their albums in the garbage at the addresses she did this to us my family found our names in the phone book and called information no one she knows at all the surname is kermit richmond all his addresses in teh phone book I dont know what to do about it a lot of families missing. 

 Im in Florida Palm Bay and im a this address and I found a photo album supposedly Carr families but it is. The albums have over 75 Richmond families in them I thought at first it was  one family  but i realized that all not living that this women lives here her mentality broke into all the homes and 75 different families 3 pictures of each of them and she tossed their albums in the garbage at the addresses she did this to us my family found our names in the phone book and called information no one she knows at all the surname is kermit richmond all his addresses in teh phone book I dont know what to do about it a lot of families missing. Something sick going on in this album shes making me sick real sick with her album rose carr maiden name probably a fake name with fake identity

The photographs are dated what i can tell is 1951 i DIDNT REALIZE IT all different people she got the albums from kermit Richmonds  homes 13,000 of them inthe united States I  couldnt find myself in the album I found one picture she looks nothinglike my mother either. 

Carr family threw the pictures in the garbage still doing this.

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 From#67 Cresent Close,
Lynnwood Road
Hatfield Pretoria
Gauteng, South Africa.

{INTERNATIONAL HERITAGE TRANSACTION}
{One Hundred & Seventy Two Million Six Hundred And 
Fifty Four Thousand United State Dollars} 
{(RE: TRANSFER OF ($172,654,000.00 USD}
{BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY/YOUR ASSISTANCE IS NEEDED}

Dear Sir/Madam!!

I sincerely ask for forgiveness for I know this may seem like a complete intrusion to your privacy but right about now this is my option of communication. This mail might come to you as a surprise and the temptation to ignore it as unserious could come into your mind; but please consider it a divine wish and accept it with a deep sense of humility. 

I am aware that this is certainly an unconventional approach to starting a relationship. I am  Mr. jacob zuma,the personal account officer to the great late diseased who has an account in one of the top banks here in South Africa. The account was opened in 2001 and he died in 2004 without a written or oral WILL and since 2004 nobody has operated on this account again hence the money is floating and if I do not remit this money out urgently it will be forfeited for nothing and Govt. of South Africa will confiscate the funds for their personal use which I personally don't want such incident to happen being that this is a great opportunity for me. 

My contact is for you to please assist me to transfer the fund ($172,654,000.00 USD) One Hundred & Seventy Two Million Six Hundred And Fifty Four Thousand United State Dollars from a Cooperate Bank here in South Africa to an oversea account. First, I must solicit your strictest confidence in this transaction. This is by virtue of its nature as being utterly confidential. I am sure and have confidence of your ability and reliability to prosecute a transaction of this great magnitude. I solicit your assistance to enable us transfer the said amount into your safe account for onward investment.

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As a matter of fact, I have decided to transfer this fund abroad for investment. Your assistance as a foreigner is necessary because the management of the bank will welcome any foreigner who has correct information to this account which I will give to you immediately, if you are interested to do this business with me. There is no risk in this business. With my position and my personal contact with the manager of the bank, the money can be transferred to any account you can provide with assurance that this money will be intact pending our physical arrival in your country for sharing. We will start the first transfer with Fifty million [$50,000.000]. Upon successful transfer without any disappointment from your side, we shall re-apply for the payment of the remaining balance of $122,654,000.00 Million to your account. I am only contacting you as a foreigner because this money cannot be approved to a local person here, but can only be approved to any foreigner who has the correct information of the account, which I will provide for you. So you should provide me with your correct account details where you will like the fund to be transferred to, or you can set up a new account for the transfer even an empty account is ok. At the conclusion of the transfer you will take 45%, 6% will be for any expenses both parties incurred in the process of this business and the remaining 49% will be for me. As soon as I hear from you and upon your strong assurance that you will not let me down once the fund goes into your account I will then start the processing of the transfer of the fund to your account without further delay. If you are interested, please forward the following information as below: 

{1} Your Name/company's name and full address, 
{2} Bank Name:............ 
{3} Bank Address...
{4} Account No:.........
{5} Swift Code...{if any}
{6} Account Holder's Name: ..........
{7} Your telephone Nos.both Home, Office & Cell/Mobile and fax
Numbers...
{8} Your Occupation
{9} Your Valid ID 

Upon the receipt of the above details, payment will be activated by the feeding of your data into payment system, followed by a signal that will be sent to the paying bank to remit funds into your nominated bank account within 5 official working days of receipt of the above information. Contact me urgently via email privately for further details: {jacob_1zu2006@yahoo.co.uk}

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