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Hello,
Looking for a birth record (civil or religious) for Margaret Jane Swartz, b. June 10, 1914 near the Natural Bridge, Virginia, in Rockbridge County, Virginia. It hasn't shown up in the normal collections because Virginia may have started collecting data later, so it may show in a revised collection at ancestry or something. Also, she may have been Presbyterian (like her Grandma Margaret Ochiltree Swartz) or something similar. Many of her siblings show up in revised civil records at ancestry, so maybe it is a spelling issue. Need help!
    Brian

Looking for any info on my cousin Stuart Gatewood Gibboney (1877-1944), who enlisted in the U.S. Army on June 27, 1898 at Washington Barracks, D.C. and then served in the Hospital Corps as a Hospital Steward in Manila, Phillipines, until the expiration of his service on June 26, 1901. His civilian occupation had been 'Pharmacist' and he was from Wytheville, Virginia. It appears he was a Veteran of the Spanish-American War but it also looks like he may have served during the Philippine Insurrection as well.
    Specifically looking for his rank and any other proof of his service.
    Much Obliged,
    Brian

Looking for Newspaper clips for Evaline 'Evie' Haller Gibboney (1858-1937) of Virginia, aka Miss Eva H. Gibbony in 1888 Marriage to John Edward Major, or Evie Major (husband: J E Major) in obit. Anything else newspaper clips would be great too. She was deaf at a young age and also from a wealthy family.
Thanks so much,
   Brian 

Hello,
Looking for WWII Info on four of my Swartz Granduncles who fought in WWII (beyond what is at FS sources or ACPL Genealogy). Perhaps there is something new in fold 3 or division histories, etc. Here they are:
1) Sgt. Joseph Gibboney Swartz (1910-1975), U.S. Army. Looking to determine his theatre of operations/unit, etc.
2) Lt Col. Carlyle Ochiltree Swartz (1918-1996), U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. He fought in Europe, trying to determine unit, corps, medals, etc.- also served in Korean Conflict.
3) RM2 Paul Rudolph Swartz (1919-1943), U.S. Navy. Buried at Sea. Served aboard Dutch freighter MS Sommelsdyk, when he died near New Caledonia from illness.
4) Maj. Francis Aubrey Swartz (USAF Ret.) (1924-1996). Before his Korean Conflict service with the Air Force, he was an enlisted U.S. Marine Aviator in China during WWII. This latter part has been difficult to document.
   Thank you for all your kind help!
   Brian