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Re: Mortimore,Mortimer--What's in a name?
Posted by: Jerry Allen	Date: December 08, 1999 at 13:20:01
In Reply to: Re: Mortimore,Mortimer--What's in a name? by Eva Goeken	of 200

Richard's descendant, Richard Mortimer III moved to Charleston, SC around 1725. From Charleston the family made its way directly to western TN as far as I can tell. I am sorry to say that among Richard's direct descendants there is not a single William.

Followups:

Re: Mortimore,Mortimer--What's in a name? Eva Goeken 12/09/99
- Re: Mortimore,Mortimer--What's in a name? Ross A. Mortimore 12/09/99
  - Re: Mortimore,Mortimer--What's in a name? Jeremy P Mortimore 1/28/00
    - Re: Mortimore,Mortimer--What's in a name? Ross A. Mortimore 1/29/00
      - Re: Mortimore,Mortimer--What's in a name? Jeremy P Mortimore 1/30/00
        
        Re: Mortimore,Mortimer--What's in a name? Trevor Mortimore 4/16/00
        
        Re: Mortimore,Mortimer--What's in a name? Ross Mortimore 4/28/00
        
        Re: Mortimore,Mortimer--What's in a name? Linda Sue Mortimer Wisniewski 5/01/00

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