In the January 2008 issue of the New York Genealogical and Biographical Record (contents not on line), Stefani Evans, CG, finds circumstantial evidence of the identity of Nathan MacCorkle's wife Catherine that might satisfy a hobbyist. She pursues the case to find an unusual piece of direct contemporary evidence confirming Catherine's Dodge parentage. Nathan and Catherine lived in New York and Pennsylvania; their youngest two children wound up in South Bend (St. Joseph County), Indiana -- Emma Elizabeth (MacCorkle) Housekeeper 1850-1918, and James Monroe MacCorkle 1853-1925.
The article doesn't carry them forward, so of course I had to go look. The 1900 census enumerated J. M. and Anna (____) "McCorkle" and six children in the city's First Ward, and "Nick" and Emma Housekeeper with one child present (out of a total of four) in the Second Ward. J.M. was a clerk, and Nick a blacksmith.
Monday, February 25, 2008
South Bend in NYGBR
Posted by Harold Henderson at 7:07 AM
Labels: Housekeeper family, Indiana, MacCorkle family, New York Genealogical and Biographical Society, NYGBR, South Bend, St. Joseph County Indiana, Stefani Evans
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I have a bible with the housekeepers as my cousins. my gramdfather was frederick b mccorlke son of j m maccorkle
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