Ross Family of Western Maryland
Updated November 19, 2007
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My Ross Family of Western Maryland.
The patriach is William Ross born before 1755.
This gedcom file starts with Carolyn Mae Ross, born 1947, and goes back to William Ross, born before 1755.
William Ross, wife unknown, moved to Allegany County, Maryland and had nine children. Of these children are the descendants that reside in the Allegany County, Maryland area. Some of them moved to Ohio, Willshire County. And some moved to now West Virginia.
The foundation research was done over a ten year period by Perry William Ross.
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November 19, 2007
The book "Descendants of William Ross of Allegany County, Maryland" is available for purchase.
If interested please contact me by email.
The cost is $40.00 plus $5.00 for shipping and handling.
It has been received very postively.
There are over 500 pages with lots of photographs.
My email address is : redrachett@yahoo.com
Sincerely,
Carolyn M. Ross
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Carolyn Mae Ross
264 Maple Avenue
Keyser, West Virginia 26726
United States
redrachett@yahoo.com
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- William Ross & Descendants of Allegany County, Md (1064 KB)
This GedCom file is about William Ross, born before 1755, from Allegany County, Maryland and his descendants.
His spouse and previous residence not known but it is believed that he camme from the Virginia. He was one of the pioneers that settled the Allegany County, now Garrett County, area of Maryland. William had nine children: William, Issac, Robert, Henry, John, Alexander, Keziah, James, Joseph.
Some stayed in Maryland, other migrated to Ohio and West Virginia. Feel free to contact me with questions. Email: redrachett@yahoo.com
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- Carolyn Mae Ross (50 KB)
Carolyn Mae Ross, daughter of Perry William Ross.
- Perry William Ross 1989 (27 KB)
Perry William Ross researched his family tree from 1982-1992. He accumulated an extensive data base.
He meet many new relatives and connected related families in real life. He was a wonderful
husband, father, grandfather and friend. He is very much missed.
- Ross emblem (18 KB)
Success nourishes hope
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