R/RFHA Newsletter, September 2000 P.30
BITS & PIECES
Does anyone know or have come
across in their research a veteran of the Black Hawk Indian War from Illinois
(1830-32) Assistant Quartermaster MARSHALL ROLLINS/ It was mentioned before on
P. 18 in the March issue, 1990- Just a thought.
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A recent subscriber, JAMES ROLLINS of Iowa believes he may be a descendant of STEPHEN WELLES RAWLINGS and wife Keturah Knott, both born in Scotland Co., Mo. Their children were: WILLIAM R., JOSEPH PROCTOR, ANNIE BELL, MARIAN, MINNIE and maybe more. The family originally came from Kentucky. Please write him at 5129 Greystone Drive,
Bettendorf, IA 52722-7504.
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Further to List of WW One
Deaths
Brooklyn, NY
WILLIAM MICHAEL ROLLINS 267 Atkins
Ave., Brooklyn Seaman U.S.N. Died March 5, 1918
LATHAN C.J. ROLLINS 43 Fleet
Place, Brooklyn Pvt., Co. 1, 369th Infantry Killed in action Oct.2, 1918.
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Are any of our subscribers descendants
of children on the "Orphan Trains" of the late 1800's and early
1900's? If you are, or know of any RAWLIN(G)s or ROLLIN(G)S or ROLLENS or
RAULINS etc., let us know- The Editor has been wanting to do an article on that
effort- It would be great to be able to tell the story or stories of one of
ours.
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Correction
On P.27 of the June newsletter Art
Rollins of Tennessee pointed out on the 2nd line from the bottom that LAURA
ROLLANS mother was Frances "Fanny" (Westphal) ROLLANS. He is related
in descendancy.
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Another of our subscribers has a completed book detailing the history of the descendants of ELIAS ASBERRY ROLLINS and his wife Delila Barcroft which is now available for purchase. Two years of research went into this work about a ROLLINS family in the Southwest- Purchase price is $45 for book, postage and handling.
ROLLINS FAMILY HISTORY 1839-2000
by LaVerta Rollins Burhans
Russell Rollins
217 Modoc Trail
Lake Kiowa, TX 76240
(940) 668-1732
Email: russanddat@cooke.net (couldn’t validate
09/25/2004)
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A note from Charter Members Ron
& Bernice Cole of Scottsdale, Arizona not only celebrated their 58th
Anniversary July 7th, but that was after he got 4 new bypass arteries and one
aortic valve on June 3rd. He's feeling great now...his chest decorations are
fading...and he learned how important friends and family are at times of great
stress-
As the Australians say "Good
on you, mate!" We're very happy for you.