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I'd respectfully as for your permission to use the info and photos regarding the loss of Lawrence G. Cook's crew. I am the grandson of a former B-24 bombardier who served with his same bomb group - Seventh Bombardment Group of the Tenth Air Force - in the US Army Air Corps during WW2. I have assembled a data base of men of that Group, and a website to honor them. I commend you for the amount and accuracy of the details that you've assembled regarding the downing of Reese's ship. Please visit my site, www.dainthecbi.com to determine whether or not my endeavor is worthy of your assistance. Contact me at your convenience. Email - coolmex5@gmail.com Thank You. Regards, Michael Hernandez
ReplyDeletehello, my gfather union soldier served with your gfather and uncles from pinckneyville, il and mine was also killed in action at ft donelson tn. could you provide your email to discuss this bit of family history? thanks
ReplyDeleteHi, I found this website by searching Temperance Burns. I am always amazed how connections happen with research on the internet. I am a descendant of William Burns of Williamson County, IL, and looking for any/all info related to that family. Generally wondering who you have as Temperance's parents as well as any related information you have on the family. I too love this research. I am originally from Southern Illinois, and I now live in MO, just west of St. Louis. My email is kerichar.66@gmail.com Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteMay I have permission to use the photo of Hugh Francis Gaffney who is my grand and great grandchildren's gg & ggg grand father. I'd be grateful if you would allow me to add any further images of Hugh Francis Gaffney's families that will be added to my Legacy Family Tree -Wendy's MAIN FDB1 2021
ReplyDeleteHi Wendy, Yes, of course! Those photos weren't originally mine, they were shared by Gaffney family descendants. Please feel free to use them as you please. Thanks for your message.
DeleteHi Erin, thanks for putting such an extraordinary amount of work into this family history. My late mother was a local historian so I know both the allure and rigor of this sort of endeavor. I found your blog because I own and live at 29 Park Street in Buffalo which was owned by Elizabeth Dickson and figures in William Dickson Young's memoir. I'm wondering if there more excerpts about that the house than you included from that memoir and or any from the Memoirs of Elizabeth Dickson Young herself. If any of hers related to the house are posted I didn't find them, but I'd love to know more about her move to Park Street. On an 1872 Map the house is shown as belonging to "E. Dickson", which must be here, but it seems surprising that a woman would have been listed as the owner at that time.
ReplyDeleteAnyway, any information about the house would be greatly appreciated. (I'm not sure if my name will appear as a link to my email, but it's just my name with a . between W and Morgan and Morgan and Smith @ gmail.com. Thank you in advance.