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Burkett Family
The wife of David O’Sheal
Setting the Record Straight John O’Sheal, Jr. and Charlotte Harrison
O’Shields who lived in Cass County (now Bartow County), Georgia, Calhoun and Jackson Counties, Alabama, and Portsmouth, Virginia
The Name, Drayton, in the O’Sheal Family
One Line of Descent from Theresa O’Sheal, aka Treecy or Tracy O’Shields, and her Daughter, Elizabeth O’Sheal Hewitt, and her son, Daniel O’Sheal
Debunking the Myths about the O’Sheal Family
John A. O’Sheal’s Letter
Sarah O’Shields, 1841, was NOT the wife of Jethro O’Shields
Elizabeth O’SHIELDS, wife of James HEWITT/HEWETT
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