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C. Preston Guice
11/24/00 04:47:03
Comments: Interesting collection of facts.. Keep up the good work. I'm very much interested in the works of Godin
09/15/00 17:28:59
Comments: Nice Preston you had to do a lot of work to compile information and make such a good site. Your Friend Harold
09/02/00 05:36:48
Comments: I spent a few yrs. in the Navy myself.It would be nice to be young and dumb again.
07/5/00 23:28:38
Comments: Thanks for the info....It really helped. Would you like for me to send you what I have....
06/11/00 21:24:56
Comments: A really cool site. It inspires me to do something similar.
05/28/00 11:06:59
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05/24/00 13:38:46
Comments: So, Guices have French ancestry?
04/19/00 03:56:45
Comments: Great website! My ggfather b.12/25/1887 was William Henry Guice. Any information would be appreciated. My gmother alive and would like to know anything. She mentions a Benjamin Guice.
04/17/00 08:35:43
Comments: Really appreciate your work. I am the son of Willavene Hamilton (#234 on your listing), the grandson of Gola Mae Hamilton, and the great grandson of Serepta Jane. I would like to contact anyone who knew my grandmother or her family in NC. Thank you.
04/08/00 04:12:31
03/26/00 22:36:42
Comments: Thank you for a wonderful site! I have learned much from it. I am granddaugther of John Franklin Guice of Geraldine AL, b Cherokee Co.AL son of Elisha Erwin from Rome GA area and they have been traced back to the original Claude Guise who arrived in NJ n 1700's.
03/20/00 04:44:25
Comments: Served onboard Uss Midway CVA41 1969 thru 1973. Plank owner upon recommission 1969. Two tours Vietnam...GMT2. Now reside in Hamilton, Montana.
03/14/00 20:35:00
Comments: Excellent! I have been wanting to find out more about the Guises and Hamilton's and all my ancestors. I can not believe that I can read about them like this. Thank you so very much.
03/14/00 20:32:31
03/03/00 04:10:00
Comments: very nice site preston. you must have put many hours into it
01/15/00 18:21:18
Comments: You have an excellent genealogy web site. I came looking for Dunsmore information. I have Dunsmore relatives who settled in Ontario, Canada from Scotland.
01/10/00 01:17:41
11/11/99 04:41:34
Comments: You need to update some things.
11/11/99 02:42:19
Comments: Have loved your history and site. It has started me on my family tree, although lack of time is a big factor for me at the moment. (Lot's of student marking.) Cheers and well done. We should talk a little.
11/03/99 05:59:51
Comments: I like your site very much and visit here often! Very well done and very informative!
10/29/99 23:19:56
Comments: Fantastic job! Keep up the good work! How many hours invested so far? Sure glad our son emailed us about this site!
10/03/99 13:34:34
Comments: Hey Preston Sent you an E-mail. Not sure if you got it. Looks like you've added some neat stuff to your page. Let me know what's happening Love Wayne
09/18/99 13:42:06
Comments: HIyas.... If ya ever get this.. could ya email me bens email address... got a new email server and forgot his.... well... thanks! and once again..... NICE PAGE!!! 8O)
09/14/99 03:49:29
Comments: What a fantastic site. I put Guice into the search drive, and came up with the most fantastic information. All the Guices in Australia are related to me, so you can imagine it was a bit of a shock to see so many references in the US. Will certainly visit your site again!!!!
09/13/99 14:28:22
Comments: Interesting information. I have enjoyed reading about the history.
07/31/99 23:36:22
Comments: I am the researcher in a New Orleans art gallery. We just bought a painting of two chidren posing together entitled "Le Duc de Guise et a future Duchesse de Magenta." The girl looks to be a couple of years, maybe, older than the boy, but they seem to be either just pre-teens or early adolescents. I know that there were three famous Ducs de Buise in 16th and 17th century France but I don't know which one this is. I assume that the two are closely related. Whatever genealogy I can get tends to ignore females. Can you help me? David Orr, Ph.D. Research Director, Kurt E. Schon, Ltd. orrdav@bellsouth.net
06/06/99 10:51:06
Comments: I want to commend you on your research. I especially enjoyed the history of the Rev. "Bob" Hamilton. My ggf name was Berry Hamilton from Brazos Co. TX. I'm sure there is no connection, but I wish there were. Thinks for sharing, your page has renewed my ho e of finding more about my ancestors. God Bless... Nyoka of Texas NStew82849@aol.com
04/30/99 20:27:16
Comments: I am daughter to Doris Maude Jones Eargle, granddaughter to Irene Hamilton Jones, great granddaughter to Robert Caldwell Hamilton, and great great granddaughter to Robert Hamilton. I have seen some of the papers from the ancestors still on or near Jeter M untain in North Carolina. This is a nice web site. THANKS
04/26/99 15:08:43
Comments: Extremely interesting.
04/03/99 22:48:17
Comments: I don't believe we are connected, except in soul. Wherever there is a bagpipe playing I want to be there and hear it!
03/29/99 15:40:48
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03/21/99 17:54:33
Comments: Great job on the page. Wish we had the talent to make one as nice
03/13/99 21:00:24
Comments: I actually got Laura off the Net, now its my turn. I really liked reading about your Navy Days. You never talked much about it, maybe I just wasn't listening. If you actually get this it means I didn't crash your computer, or I did and I paid someone lots of money to fix it. Love, Kathy
03/13/99 20:37:48
02/21/99 08:34:24
02/15/99 21:53:41
01/15/99 00:01:26
Comments: Just looking for Dinsmore info which is hard to get and I'm glad I found you. When the music played I felt I should be in Scotland and Ireland which I have always dreamed of visiting. You have a wondrful site and I will visit very often. Sharon
01/14/99 00:15:23
Comments: Hi Uncle Preston and Aunt Martha. I think the web site is really nice. I enjoyed the music and the pictures/pitchers.
01/07/99 23:18:38
Comments: Hello! This is Jeremy. I am going to link your page to mine soon so you can have even MORE people. Hehehehehehe. Well. Just stopping by at your page. Add me on soon. Thanks. See ya! 8O)
01/03/99 00:11:02
Comments: Very informative site! I am searching for information on my Grandfather Felix Guise from East Prussia, city Tilsit. Father born in Koenigsberg, East Prussia, that is when the spelling changed to Giese.
11/28/98 07:20:08
10/29/98 00:05:01
10/21/98 20:51:46
Comments: Hi Dad! We finally got the net here at work but I don't have access to it all the time (says Ann)...... I was showing off your site..... LOOKS GOOD ...Although this moniter isn't good enough for your fancy graphics. It's almost five, GOTTA GO ..... LOVE, CAROL
09/15/98 06:32:14
Comments: This is truly an excellent site. I wanted to let everyone know that it won my "Bright Spot in the Meadows" award the week of August 19, 1998. As the Geocities Community leader for this part of the Meadows, I am proud that you reside in this neighborhood! Your site is now listed with other weekly winners at http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/8421/winners.html . Congratulations on creating such a beautiful, fascinating, and educational site!
09/12/98 03:35:35
Comments: My aunt has researched our ancestors for 25 years. Christopher Guice has been one of her favorites. I am just learning about him. Your site is fantastic -- I love the music. I plan to visit here often. Thanks for such a nice service.
09/09/98 21:59:40
Comments: Very Nice site. Here is the inquire I posted to the Guice mailing list that you wanted: Hi Folks, I have just begun on my wife's side of the family and am currently looking for the ancestors of Elender GUICE, b. ABT 1828, GA; m. 28 Dec 1847, Coosa Co., ALA, Albert Holley, b. ABT 1822, NC. Albert's parents were John & Nancy Holley from Sampson Co., NC. The following Lewis Guice is most likely Elender's father. Does anyone ave any information on this family and their ancestors? COOSA COUNTY, ALABAMA 1850 Census Coosa District First Ward City of Wetumpka 13 September 1850 561. Guise Lewis 50 GA farmer 350 Sarah 42 GA Mary Ann 24 GA Elizabeth 18 GA John 16 GA Nancy 13 GA Sarah 9 GA Cinthia 7 GA Maria 6 GA Almeda 3 AL Emanda 4 AL NOTE: This could be the GUICE family whose daughter Elender Guice married Albert Holley. Elender would have been 22 years old in 1850. F. E. Bateman 394. Holly Albert 28 NC farmer Ellinor 22 GA John 1/12 AL (Albert Holly married Helender Guice? 28/29 Dec 1847) Thanks for your help. Ellis Bateman, Conyers, Georgia Genealogical Home Page: Kissin' Cuzens of Coosa http://www.mindspring.com/~ebateman ==== GUICE Mailing List ====
08/29/98 23:22:45
Comments: Thank you for this manuscript (King Rene) My name is Gabrielle, I live in Brooklyn NY. This book was introduced to me as a child, by my father who is an artist and scholar. My great-grand mother's maiden name was Anjou, from Romania, so this always had very special meaning to me. I dont know if its any relation, it would be only romantic fairy tale musings to think so..... I suppose. I myself hope to get my PhD in English lit. So I dont know if you would reply but thank you for all of this it really brought tears to my eyes. Gabrielle Galker
08/13/98 10:31:12
Comments: home Email = jdbergsten@ juno.com Preston: Your site looks good!
07/28/98 19:48:10
Comments: Great page. Really enjoyed it.
07/28/98 18:00:57
Comments: I wasn't on the Bennington myself but my father in law is a plank owner.. he was on her from commisioning until the end of WWII. I try to keep him posted of anything and anybody connected with her. I was in the Navy from '62 - '66.... never on a ship..(no wise cracks, please)
07/28/98 04:23:16
07/21/98 13:47:08
Comments: Thanks , your site is great
07/21/98 13:37:24
Comments: Outstanding home page. Probably the best of the best.
07/06/98 17:43:41
Comments: I have traced my family to Jacob Guice b.1789 d.1852 married to Ann Granthan Sheffield most likely resided in Franklin Co., MS. If you can provide further info it would be appreciated. Enjoyed your site.
06/27/98 02:36:58
Comments: Good job on your site. Mine's a lot more basic, and I invite any interested Hamilton descendants to take a look. Keep up the good work!
06/17/98 01:11:21
Comments: Liked your page.It was very nice.How did you put so many good pictures on it.I think you spent a lot of time on it and it paid off.Good job.Please visit my page....and sign the guestbook...thank-you
06/11/98 04:05:32
Comments: I am a direct descendant of Christopher & Margaret Plowhead Guice thru their daughter, Priscilla, who married Nathaniel Kinnison, etc. Currently finishing a book on Confederate ancestors, including Guice and Kinnison men from Jefferson and Franklin count es, MS. Seeking photos (any period) and/or letters written by these men during the War.
05/30/98 18:43:31
Comments: Enoch Guise, is my 3 rd Great Grandfather, he was born @1814, in NC. He married Nancy Patterson on Jan 9, 1834 in Lawrence Co., AL. She was born @1819, in AL. They had at least 7 children, one being Sarah M. Guise, my 2 nd Great Grandmother, she was born an 1835, in AL and married Jasper Levi Gann on Aug. 9, 1853 in Purdy, McNairy Co., TN. They moved to Arkansas shortly after the Civil War, anyone connected to this family please contact.
05/20/98 21:55:06
05/20/98 14:11:31 04/23/98 20:54:44
Comments: You visited my website and indicated an interest in my Christopher Columbus material. You are welcome to link to it. Other visitors to this site may find some interest in my original Christopher Columbus material.
03/12/98 16:24:51
Comments: (From E-Mail) ~ I throughly enjoyed your website. I descend through Rachel Guice who married John Siddon. Would you like her line down to my Granddaughter? If so do you want as many names as possible or just a "drop" descendancy.
03/08/98 12:33:28
Comments: (Received E-Mail req. correction on my FTM site): ~ Martha Belle Jones, daughter of James King Jones, married Sidney Lee Jones.... (Not Martha Belle Guice as I listed......Will correct SAP..) CPGuice.....
02/10/98 08:16:28
Comments: (E-Mail notes) ~ I saw the following family on your Family Tree Maker Page. The reason I'm writing you is I've been given a large amount of notes for my Phipps family who were from Lincoln, Co. Georgia. Along with the Phipps notes are many notes and a few family group sheets on your Nicholas Guise and his children........it is speculative that there is another daughter, Pamela, who married him 1st... this is just some of the ideas coming through on these papers.......e-mail continues...
01/27/98 12:52:44
Comments: Hi there! I'm John Madison, son of Charles Edwin, son of Charles Edwin, son of Elbert Hampton, son of Jonathon Madison, son of Jacob, Son ofJonathon, son of Christopher (who md Margaret Plowhead) .I am 37 years old and I go by Johnny and am a practicing rolagist. I wouild love to hear from you. I have a family tree from 1928 with quite a bit of detail, most legible.. E-mail me....
01/20/98 20:45:10
Comments: Had a chance to check out your web page. Real nice job Have forwarded a copy of your message to my father, John T. Guice who has also been researching the family lineage. Stay in touch.... TG
01/18/98 20:14:00
Comments: Hi Uncle, Dad just sent me your URL. IT looks pretty professionally done. I haven't looked through but a few of your pages, here on my first visit - but I'll be back and browse some more. I'm taking the boys skiing tomorrow (Monday) so I need to get them & I ready. ... Please say HI to Martha for me!
01/11/98 15:55:11
Comments: quality site, you've done a very nice job. Will be sending you information on the Arizona Guice's in the near future. You already have Steven L. Guice page (my brother)
1/6/98 18:01:00
Comments: Tony Miller, another Guice cousin suggested I check into your web site. I have not looked over your material yet, but will do so and e-mail you if I have further comments. Nice to find anotherr "cousin". .... C.B.
12/22/98 17:58:14
Comments: My name is Frithjof (Fred) Giese. I was born Nov. 16, 1934 in Swinemunde in Pommerania, Germany (now Poland). My father was born Guenther Rudolph Heinrich Giese on March 2,1902 in Koenigsberg, East Prussia (now Russia). His father was Phelix DeGuise. Birt date and place unknown. Have not been able to make connection with family in Alsace-Lorraine and my Grandfather's but family tradition has claimed connection. ps I emigrated to Ottawa, Canada in 1952 Regards. Fred Giese
12/19/97 19:42:13
Comments: VERY IMPRESSIVE. You have done a great job on this web-site. I was visitor 1406. I envy your new talent. Keep it up! Have a Merry Christmas, in case you don't get my card in time. Talk w/ya later. Love, your niece, Paulette. P. . The music you are using is the same that Angie wants played at her wedding. She would be pleased.
12/18/97 05:28:58
Comments: Sent E-Mail
12/18/97 13:37:00
Comments: Hey you Guise! I'm a Guyse. Do you know if our names relate in any way or have any common origin? We have a Dr. Guice in Decatur where I live. I've always been told my ancestors were German but had been of French origin. Very good page. Tim Guyse
12/04/97 21:45:00
Comments: Hi Carroll Preston Guice,Jr. Your website is great and since I have done a lot work on the Guices, I can appreciate all the work you have put into it. I am so pleased to see my ggf's autobiography that is in the possession of my cousin, Mary Ann Hitch. Th re is also another which he wrote for his daughter that. It is in my book but since I don't have a copy of it with me at the present time, I will be glad to send it to you when I get back to Texas. Meanwhile keep up the good work. I havre been in correspo dence with two Guice sisters, One is Freda Routh in New Jersey and the other is Ruth Gibbs who lives in North Carolina. Barbara
12/03/97 19:11:30
05/25/97 22:59:32
Comments: We are trying to find information on a physician in the mid to late 1700s who practised in Maryland and was likely to be commisioned in the British Navy or Army. Being a Tory, it is believed that he returned to England about 1776. Your help with this would br greatly appreciated. . We are searching for the names of children that stayed in America when he left. Particularly a daughter that married a "Patten" Thank you in advance.
05/07/97 21:22:22
Comments: Thanks for the information. I had the fantasy that I was descent of Duc de Guise in France whose succession is actually the pretendant to the kingdom of France (due to the revolution, it is just the pretendant) But maybe you are right and my ancestors are coming from Alsace-Lorraine, which is not to bad! ....Jacques
I will be king in another life !