O'Quin Zone

thelma epps · Posted: Tue Jun 24, 2008 3:51 pm Post subject: Patrick O'quinn

Lou, I've been out of contact for so long thatI thought I'd check in to see what positive connection you might have made on my 3 rd g-grandpa Alexander Born in 1803 who married Elizabeth Love being the son of Patrick. I know the last I remembered seeing was a lady wrote you that she was told there was book that listed Patrick children. I was curious to find out if that was proven? Was the info I sent to you on the O'Quinn useful to you in your "Hunt' for family connections. Got to run hope to hear from you , Thelma

mel · Beginner Joined: 31 Dec 2009 Posts: 1

Lou, I have not posted here before, but you have probably seen my name on ancestry and genealogy.com and on rootsweb. The Andrew J. that R.D. Murphey is talking about in Webster Co.,WV is my ggg grandfather. Paternal. Dad's mom was an O'quin(n). They have been kind of hard to track down. The best way I found was the census records. I am also related to the Sanson(m)s from that area. Some of them also moved into the Webster area. This is a nice little piece of history. Thanks for putting it up. Mel

loquin · Site Admin Joined: 31 Dec 1969 Posts: 76

Welcome, mel. Glad to see you here.

Andrew was my g-grandfather Rice's older brother.
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