I'm looking to connect the dots with the Shea families in Delaware, Ohio. Reviewing census records, 2 boys show up as nephews and the same boys in the next census show as sons. I'd like to identify their father. Addtionally in the Shea gravesite list at the church cemetery there is a male Shea listed, but not buried there and lists a different state. Suspect he was killed in the civil war and could perhaps be the boys father.
Maggie Garrison
Child of [father unknown] and [mother unknown]
[sibling(s) unknown]
[children unknown]
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