ADCOCK : BRUSH : HAMPTON : Genealogy Query


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Date Posted:

15-Jan-2004

Surname(s):

ADCOCK : BRUSH : HAMPTON

Query Text:

Looking for family of Harry James Hampton, born in Birmingham, England, in 1860, to Henry and Charlotte Hampton. Harry married a Native American woman (and I am most anxious to know her name, what tribe she belonged to, and where she was from). Their children were William Henry (who married Dollie Adcock), Ed (Edward?)(whose wife was Irene?), and Gene (Eugene?)(whose wife was Bess?). Harry James died 9-20-28 in San Francisco, CA. I'll be checking my email every day in hopes of finding out more about the family lineage! Thank you.

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United Kingdom > England > Warwickshire County

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