Christina Kaiser sent us another batch of information, but because the folks are living, we can’t list it all here. Just the same, her family area  is coming right along! If you are a website member as well as a Macomber, you can see more looking at: Robert Deforest Macomber and his children and grandchildren!

James Edward Martin sent us a well done photo of Elbridge G. Souleâ??s gravestone. He has done extensive work on the family tree.

John Macomber sent us some grave photos of Melissa Boddy and her children, and with his research, we are able to expand on the information we have on this family.

1. Robert Boddyâ??s parents and grandparents
2. Robert Boddyâ??s children
3. Robert Boddy family in 1850 census
4. Robert Boddy family immigration manifest, 1949
5. Robert Boddy family in 1841 census
6. Christian Hollow Cemetery, Stephenson County, Illinois (no 1214)
7. Robert Boddy gravestone & cemetery
8. Mary Boddy family in 1860 census
9. William Boddy family in 1870 census
10. Mary Boddy family in 1870 census
11. Edward Boddy family in 1870 census
12. Elliott Grove Cemetery, Chariton County, Missouri (no 1215)
13. Mary Boddy cemetery & gravestone
14. William Boddy cemetery
15. Calvary Cemetery, Palo Alto County, Iowa (no 1216)
16. John Boddy family 1880 census
17. John Boddy birth index
18. John Boddy military service
19. John Boddy land grant
20. Melissa Boddy civil war pension
21. Melissa Boddy family in 1900 census
22. Marshall Boddy wife and her parents
23. Jean Boddy photo
24. Marshall Boddy photo
25. Jean & Marshall Boddy photo
26. Marshall Boddy family in 1910 census
27. Marshall Boddy family in 1915 census
28. Marshall Boddy wwi draft card
29. Marshall Boddy family in 1920 census
30. Marshall Boddy family in 1930 census
31. Marshall Boddy family in 1940 directory
32. Various newspaper clippings mentioning Marshall Boddy
33. Eva May Boddy and family in 1910 census
34. Eva M Boddy in 1895 census and all family members too.
35. Eva M Boddy and family in 1910 census
36. Eva M Boddy and mother in 1920 census
37. Eva M Boddy and mother in 1930 census
38. Eva M Boddy obituary
39. Eva M Boddy in 1936 newspaper
40. Estie Terissa Ware obit
41. Eva M Boddy sorority news
42. John Ralph Boddy funeral notice
43. John Ralph Boddy obit
44. Rebecca Louise Boddy weds Randall Andrew Taylor announcement
45. Marshall C. Boddy graduation announcement
46. Marshall C. Boddy boy scout mention
47. Marshall V. Boddy funeral notice
48. Earnest McKercher & Eva Boddy mention
49. Melissa Boddy obit
50. several Eva Boddy mentions
51. Marshall V. Boddy death notice: could not place niece Mrs. James Brannon of Pasadena, Texas
52. Melissa Boddy 80th birthday party
53. Marshall C. Boddy as miniature groom
54. Marshall V. Boddy obit
55. Marshall C. Boddy accident
56. Marshall C. Boddy girl birth announcement
57. George McKercher death notice
58. John Ralph Boddy marriage to Frances Anderson
59. Several other odd records
60. Need to continue later.

Pending

1. Estie Terissa Boddy (i8901) family
2. Pearl M. Boddy (i8903) family
3. John Ralph Boddy (i8904) family

Family genealogist John Macomber sent us a couple photos and a link to his work on Find A Grave. Here is what we got done from him.

1. Melissa Boddy cemetery info
2. Melissa Boddy death info
3. Eva May Boddy, birth & death & cemetery
4. Eva May Boddy photo
5. Pearl Boddy husbandâ??s name
6. Pearl McKercherâ??s birth and death dates, cemetery
7. John Boddy cemetery info, and dates
8. John Boddy ashes photo

A photo was added of the married couple, Jeremy, Mishal, Daniel, Eileen, Cesar, and Abigail.

We started a new section on our Macomber family directory page, called the Historic Places section. We had two emails that told us about Macomber houses and needed to figure out a way to add links until we can get our own profile on these places. It is something I ought to do on the other families too!

1. Ruth Macomber Gageâ??s date of death fixed, thanks to email from Kevin Kesby. Thanks Kevin!
2. Cemetery for William and Ruth Gage
3. Cemetery and data for Hiram and Roba Gage
4. 1830 census for William Gage family
5. 1840 census for William Gage family
6. 1850 census for William Gage family
7. 1860 census for William Gage family
8. William and Ursala Macomber house of Marshfield Massachusetts mentioned by Kevin Kesby.
9. Alonzo Macomber Stone House in Duanesburg, New York mentioned by Howard Ohlhous

Howdy all! There was a fatality in the process of moving to a new website. Something went wrong and we had to remove all the images and their links from the new setup, since they were duplicated! So now we have to go through each of the over 1700 files and tell them what category they belong to, what album they go to, and where their thumbnails are, and whether or not they are the default image for each person.

In short, this is going to take many hours of work to restore, so they will be appearing as we have time to sift through the huge pile. I do hope for this reason alone that we will not have to move again very soon. This job is huge and follows many hours of trying to move things. So in the meanwhile, please be patient! You can certainly point things out and those items will be handled with a priority over the general list.

So what does this mean? It means work on other aspects of the family tree has to take a back seat till this project is restored. I will be so glad when I can sit back and know that there is a family line that is completely done and current and only needs to be looked at to add current events or recovered photos and information.

John Simpson sent us the photo of the headstone of John Riddle! We are very grateful for this addition!

There is much more to do in this family, and we hope to return to active work on it in the future!

Other than the behind the scenes work on this family, there is no direct research being done by us. But we did get a kind email from a family member noting that Lloyd Plowman is still living. So his record has been turned off to public access.

Laurie Collins wrote to tell us about a website that had good information on the Adams Macomber family tree and to point out our data did not have his family at all! So we collected some uncredited and so generic family information and compiled it, cleaned it up, and merged it into our data. This gives us a foundation upon which to work, and the process added 69 names to our data and 37 families. It also added several locations and merged with eight current ones, fixing their unverified work. We also added another cemetery from the new data!