List of corrections for "Short, an early Virginia family" compiled by Josephine Short Lynch, 1970
- Lynch, Josephine Short, 1907- (Main Author)
- McCulloch, Claire (Added Author)
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Corrections and additions are for the Short, Myrick, and other related families, mostly of Virginia and Missouri.
James Green Short was born in 1837 in Menard County, Illinois. He migrated to California in 1850 with his father, James Short, and his brother, John S. Short. He and his wife, Elizabeth Armstrong, had nine children. He died at Ukiah, California, in 1895. Descendants lived in California, Colorado, and elsewhere.
Includes: The family history of James Green Short / compiled by Claire McCulloch and Phyllis Short Austin.
Includes the O'Ferrall and other related families.
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