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I’m looking for birth parents record for my ggg grandfather Alvin H. Davis, b. in Union, Tioga Co. (now Broome Co.), New York on 1 May 1797, d. 4 Nov. 1836 in Bedford, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio. I have complete info from his life in Ohio including that of his wife Lavinia Seeley and their children. I found Ephraim Davis b. 11 Oct 1772 in Falmouth, Mass., d. abt 1822 in Union, Broome Co., NY. who may be Alvin’s father. Ephraim also had a brother Rowland (or Roland?) and they appear together in the 1800 Census. I can’t find Ephraim marriage record or his first wife’s name.
Thanks you for making these records available. I have found my grandparents marriage records. I would be interested in knowing if records for Convents are available. Kimberley South Africa in the late 1800’s when diamonds were discovered. My grandmother often said she grew up in a convent. Her name was Betsy Jane Banks also known as Betty Jane Banks or Betsy Banks.
family search has helped me with records on most of my family but having trouble with finding anything in Sicily , Palermo , Termini Imerese area of grandparents