My ancestor, William Liming (1763-1848) appears to be related to John Liming who immigrated from England to Monmoth, N.J. around 1647.
My Keys ancestors begin with 7 brothers from around Dumfries, Scotland in the 1700's. Alexander, Chandler, Walter, Jackson, Payton and Thomas. No dates. The Cato family tree is very short, beginnng with Thomas Lloyd Cato of Charles Co., Md., marrying Elizabeth Adie of Stafford Co., Va. about 1839.Their son, James Henry Cato, born 1844, would be my great-great-grandfather. The other main branch I will explore are the O'Leary's who shortened their name to Leary, from the area of Cork County, Ireland.
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Leary Coble
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