Question

Any relation to Franklin Jefferson Lambert 1837 - 1889 of Pennsylvania?

Comments

I did extensive research on Franklin Jefferson Lambert (1837-1889), thinking that he was possibly my great-grandfather.  Then I discovered that Franklin, son of Jacob and Susanna (Stoner) Lambert was killed in the Civil War.  Many people still site my work, but I am convinced that Franklin is not my great-grandfather, Jefferson, who died at the Alms House in Fulton Co, Illinois in 1889.  I had a yDNA test done on one of Jefferson's known grandson's and have been exploring clues from that information.  I would be very interested in collaborating with you.  Janet

---

Jefferson Lambert was my great great grandfather.

Jefferson Lambert - William “Bill” Lambert - Doris Lambert

Doris was my grandmother. My cousin and my aunt and myself have been looking for information on Jefferson’s burial. They found a newspaper article where Jefferson died at the poor house in Fulton Co, IL but no burial records. They said there was a coal mine in Fulton County that relocated the graves from there but that not all of them ended up marked. They can’t find any burial information on his wife Nancy either. Would love to connect with you to see if either of us has information the other doesn’t have.

Answer 1

not to my knowledge, but,,, this is my wifes side of family and after her grandmother it gets really sketchy,,, any input would be very helpful

Answer 2

My family has a Jane Lambert, b in Pennsylvania, ca 1830.  Records for that time period and area seem impossible to find.  She married a Nelson Shoemaker Morris, also from Pennsylvania. Even though Morris is a well-known PA name, I have been unable to find anything about either of them, their marriage, parents, children born in PA, etc.

Answer 3

I have a Anna Maria Lampart (19 Jun 1790-1 May 1828) died in Perry Co. PA