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Date Posted: 10:04:46 08/02/06 Wed
Author: Paul Clark Landmann
Subject: Re: Peter Seever & Hannah Cookies
In reply to: Shirley L. Beardsley, Koudele 's message, "Re: Peter Seever & Hannah Cookies" on 00:07:29 05/12/06 Fri

>>I am from the Peter Seever and Hannah Cookies Line.
>>If anyone is interested in this line please contact
>>me.
>>
>>csherrylynn@myway.com
>>501-728-3440
>Hi Sherry;
>My mother, Nellie Bly Seevers line goes all the way
>back to to Peter Seever and Hannah Cookus line also.
>Would be interested in any information you might have.
> Willing to share what I have.
>
> Thank you Shirley
Shirley--
I am Paul Clark Landmann and I am attempting to reconstruct my family tree. My mother, Edith Clark Landmann, and her cousin, Phyllis Clark, had most of the details worked out for our Ohio ancestry, but the papers have been lost. Phyllis did most of the work and I helped when I was a graduate student in history at the U. of Wis. at the time, but that was in the early 1960s. I am now a semi-retired writer living a few miles from Lake Superior, 300 miles from a genealogical library.
I remember the names, Peter Seever and Hannah Cookus, from the time when I was involved in the research. I do not know how they fit in. My early Ohio ancestors were Lyman Turrill, Henry Warner, George Clark, Catherine Zellers. I think there was also an Allen and a Hancock, but I am not sure. I would appreciate help.--pcl

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Re: Peter Seever & Hannah Cookies -- Paul Clark Landmann (Some information, need more), 11:14:14 11/30/06 Thu