User talk:Vanbookie

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Kirlin - Booth [26 May 2010]

Hello George,

I found my way to the Kirlin family as I researched "cousin" Matilda "Tille" Booth. I found she became the second wife of Henry Kirlin (1829-1918) and tried to find descendants. Many years ago I corresponded with a couple of Kirlin family members, but I haven't worked on the related families in several years. I have a picture of "Tillie" and copies of a couple of letters she wrote to my family. She mentioned her mother but not by name and I have never found the mother's name. If you turn up new information I certainly am interested. --Susan Irish 12:28, 25 May 2010 (EDT)

Susan,

I'll have to check at home to see how much info I have on Matilda Booth's family. I have most of the lines traced for all of Henry Flannery's 8 kids, including those with Matilda Booth. Also have photos of Henry, wife Matilda, and all the kids as young adults sitting on the porch of the farmhouse in about 1893. Then later in the 1920s, and 1940s as the daughters married and had the next generation of children. Contact me at gbk@vnf.com and I can send you photos and more info.

George--Vanbookie 10:31, 26 May 2010 (EDT)

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