His wife, is Ruth Bell Graham, they may live in North Carolina, someplace.
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Don't tell him . . . Billy on the hot list . . . thanks for assisting an assassination . . . .
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She was married to a French fur trader who joined the expedition.  That is why she went along on the expedition.
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If you like bigger cities Charlotte is a good place. There is much growth in the triangle (Raleigh, Durham, Cary, Chapel Hill). In the coast there are more things too do. North Carolina actually has the most growth in United States right now. But if you want to live in a calmer area i suggest in the mountains someplace like Asheville. In the triangle there are malls, downtown clubs, movies, shopping centers etc. I think youd like it.
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If she lived in Arizona her whole life then there's a good chance she's on the rolls in that state. Do a google search for the Arizona state government's website.\n\nAlso google the website for the Cherokee Nation and also the Oklahoma state government website.
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Ring his wife and ask her
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Her real name was Ellen Liddy Watson, but her friends called her Ella, and she was born in Ontario, Canada. Intelligent, gentle, possessed of charming Celtic brogue and a pretty smiling face, she was 6'2" tall and a wonderful cook ! Her parents emigrated to Lebanon, Kansas to homestead. At 18 Ellen married Bill Pickle, a neighbor, who drank too much. He abused Ellen often and, after one particularly brutal beating with a horse whip, Ella ran away and returned to her family's farm. After working as a cook on an adjacent neighbor's farm for awhile, she moved about 15 miles south to the town of Red Cloud, Nebraska where she escaped her husband and again found employment as a cook at the town hotel. After filing for divorce, she went to Denver, then Cheyenne, and then still farther on to the budding town of Rawlins, Wyoming where she again secured employment as a cook at the proper "Rollins House."\n\nSoon she met Jim Averell, a surveyor, who was homesteading 60 miles north on the Sweetwater River. He was articulate, intelligent, well dressed and above all, a gentleman. Ironically he was born not much more than 150 miles from Ella's birthplace. They struck it off immediately. He, too, had been married earlier, but his wife had tragically died in premature childbirth. Ella and Jim fell in love. Jim kept bragging about Sweetwater valley where he had started a road ranch and general store on his homestead. They had discussed marriage, but if they married, Ellen could not homestead too. Only one to a family. But they could marry in secret the way others had done!\n\nThey drove Jim's buggy 100 miles to Lander, where nobody knew them. She carefully substituted Andrews for her maiden name, and they were married by a J.P. Then they drove back to Sweetwater where Ella homesteaded on Horse Creek near Jim's place. Jim snaked in some logs from the mountains and he and a friend helped build her a pretty one room lob cabin sheltered in the cottonwoods.\n\nProblem! A pompous cattle baron named Albert Bothwell irrigated a hay meadow from that very same creek but hadn't figured on anybody filing a 60 acre homestead over the top of it, much less a WOMAN! He thought his control of that open range was absolute and he had also put up over 60 miles of mostly illegal barbed wire fence. He was outraged, and rode the mile over to Ella's cabin and offered to buy her land. She told him she wanted the land much more than the money, and he left angry but empty handed.\n\nElla helped around Jim's store and cooked meals for visitors at $.50 a plate. Everyone said her cooking was fabulous! Ellen was big hearted, too. More than once when another wife came down sick, she cooked and kept house for them until they regained their health. She also foster-mothered a 12 year old waif who ran away from home, and another 16 year old boy, both of whom did the chores around the homestead. Also Jim's sister's son had come out from Wisconsin to visit his uncle and was helping at the store. It seemed everybody liked Ellen and Jim -- Almost everyone!\n\nOne icy day in February a wagon train passed nearby on the Oregon Trail herding 26 head of nearly starved cows and calves. Ella suddenly saw a way into ranching, and bought them at a dollar apiece! Some cowboys helped her drive them home and she fenced in a pasture. Dismayed at Ella's purchase, Bothwell had an absolute conniption fit! He had skull and cross bones pinned to Ella's and Jim's doors. They were not intimidated. Nobody would harm a woman! By summer her cattle were stronger and Ella branded them. But brooding Bothwell had been concocting a deadly plot and now he saw his opportunity!\n\nOn the morning of July 20th, 1889, during the neighbor's joint round-up, Al delayed joining the other cattlemen until Ella had left her place. He then hurriedly sent word to the other cattlemen that Ella had rustled and branded some of their calves! Five very angr
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I think she is tiered of her life that she is living with this husband and kids. I think she wants a new guy to snag and breed with before she gets way older in life. I think she is a hoochy mama. I think she is living it up while she is still alive all the wrong way. She is uneducated and sounds like she was brought up a good woman until her husband started working long hours. I wouldn't blame the guy he is just bringing home the bacon. If I'm wrong then what country are you talking about because that is you typical cheating American woman.
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check this:\n\nhttp://carolinasucks.com/pn/html/index.php
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She's a Christian.  More specifically, Church of Scotland, which Americans would consider Presbyterian.
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the ULC (and all like organizations) is great but it has legally questionable status for the ablity to solemnize marriage in a few states such as New York, Virginia, and North Carolina.  A state in which the marriage would occur would help
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dont know where she is my brother lives there thought \nt
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I met him a couple of times, he sings at services for Thomas Road Baptist church in Lynchburg, Virginia. Also at Liberty University, he usually sings there too on a lot of occasions. All I know about his familiy is that he is married with twin boys and that he has a brother.
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I like where I live now, Indiana. Then again, I'd rather be in North Carolina. Much better scenery and not so dang flat. I didn't realize JUST how flat Indiana is until I traveled through different states on the way to NC..
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I wonder if she and bill o'really should get married.. they could take turns putting each others feet in their mouths.
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write her a letter...let her know how you feel. But this could be something that she needs to do. You will be okay if you move. Life will go on and who knows you might meet some really great people in NC. Do not call her.
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I think both marriages will last.
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Guys he has to be married because the guy asking the question is married. You just need to go out there and keep lookign they are out there but you just have to take the time to find them. I am in NC and was looking for the same thing. Just keep posting personal adds you will find him soon.