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| Name: David Caperton | MY URL: My Page: |
| My Email: Email Me | Location: San Diego County |
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My direct lineage:
John and Polly,William,John,Andrew Woods,James Alexander,Isaac Cell,Harvey,Jerry.
| Name: David Caperton | MY URL: My Page: |
| My Email: Email Me | Location: |
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just surfed in. always good to read about our family. thanks
| Name: Shawnda Cope | MY URL: My Page: |
| My Email: Email Me | Location: Allen , Michigan |
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hey i was just on here trying to look up some family background n i came to this site so i thaught i sign the guest book any way , talk to you later
| Name: Charles Shelton | MY URL: My Page: |
| My Email: Email Me | Location: Midlothian, va |
| Surname Searching For: Shelton, Clark |
Comments:
Most of my research is from Lunenburg County and Charlotte County , Virginia.
The Clark's and Shelton's seem to marry
into each other several times.
| Name: Jane Caperton Johnson | MY URL: My Page: |
| My Email: Email Me | Location: Austin, TX |
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My Caperton line is from James, the youngest son of John and Mary Thompson Caperton. James > Samuel > William S. > William F. > Charles A. > Charles G. > ME.
| Name: Mildred Brady Venitucci | MY URL: My Page: |
| My Email: Email Me | Location: Kingwood, TX |
| Surname Searching For: MURTISHAW, SLATTERY, BRIDGES |
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Google brought me to your guestbook, but not to your website. Please send me a link. Mildred
| Name: Jennifer Neas | MY URL: My Page: |
| My Email: Email Me | Location: Tenn |
| Surname Searching For: Pulliam |
Comments:
My great grandfather was a Pulliam,
Hugh Pulliam. He had a brother
named Roy and they both lived in Fall
Branch, Tenn. all of their lives. We
know their fathers name was
Marcenia (McClellan??) Pulliam and
that he had a sister named Marthia
Pulliam who was born in 1870 and
died in 1912. We also know that they
had other brothers and sisters that
possibly moved to MIssouri in the
late 1800s early 1900s. They still
reside there and until a few years
ago continued to write my great
grandmother (Hazel "Mimi" Curtis
Pulliam). If anyone has any
information or questions please feel
free to email me. This is very
important to me and my family to find
out about our ancestors. Thank you
so much for your help
| Name: George A. Ripsom | MY URL: My Page: |
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I've hit upon your site in my search for USS CAPERTON (DD650) information.
We of the ship's crew (WW II and following) have an extensive roster and have even included as courtesy members several of the family, including former Governor Caperton.
It was a surprise to read in the intro that USS CAPERTON was a "battle ship"
though she certainly was a "battling ship"!
Named for ADM Caperton and cristened by his daughter, Margaret, she was well fought and lucky through all her days, having earned ELEVEN battle stars in two wars before becoming obsolete and being expended as a target in about 1983.
We never tire of speaking of her or our times aboard.
