Post by Diane Merkel on Mar 26, 2005 12:35:33 GMT -6
I received the following query from a website visitor. Please reply to this message if you can offer any help.
I am researching my family's history, and I have a relative named Summer DEES, born September 17, 1875 from Hamilton County. He married a woman named Martha Ada, whose maiden name I don't know, but who was born September 13, 1880. They had at least one daughter, Lora DEES, born September 17, 1883, who married Lonnie Weaver ROBERTS, and they had a daughter, Lora ROBERTS, on December 26, 1921 in Day (Lafayette), Florida. She married Roy Andrew JOHNSON, about whom I know nothing more than he was born around 1916, and died around 1951. Their child was my father, Roy Andrew JOHNSON, from Perry (Taylor), Florida. I was wondering if you could help me find out more about Summer DEES -- his birth/death dates, marriage date, any siblings, his parents, etc. -- so I can branch out my family's tree a bit more. I'd like to find out if the DEES had any children that could have living relatives and be my long lost cousins. Thanks in advance for your help.
I am researching my family's history, and I have a relative named Summer DEES, born September 17, 1875 from Hamilton County. He married a woman named Martha Ada, whose maiden name I don't know, but who was born September 13, 1880. They had at least one daughter, Lora DEES, born September 17, 1883, who married Lonnie Weaver ROBERTS, and they had a daughter, Lora ROBERTS, on December 26, 1921 in Day (Lafayette), Florida. She married Roy Andrew JOHNSON, about whom I know nothing more than he was born around 1916, and died around 1951. Their child was my father, Roy Andrew JOHNSON, from Perry (Taylor), Florida. I was wondering if you could help me find out more about Summer DEES -- his birth/death dates, marriage date, any siblings, his parents, etc. -- so I can branch out my family's tree a bit more. I'd like to find out if the DEES had any children that could have living relatives and be my long lost cousins. Thanks in advance for your help.
