Hello Brian & all my other possible cousins- I went to one of my favorite sites - http://mapping.usgs.gov/www/gnis/gnisform.html - and tried the variant spelling "Glouster" and hit paydirt! Looks like it is located in Athens Co. I visit this site often for this type of search as they can search for various spellings and a number of other interesting fields. You will also have a chance to look at detailed maps of the state and your city! Hope that this helps! Colleen Schiller -----Original Message----- From: JODI REIFSNYDER <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Friday, June 04, 1999 11:43 AM Subject: Re: Rowland Adrian >Welcome, Brian. I don't believe I've ever run into the name Rowland >ADRIAN, and I can't find a Gloster in Ohio either (after quite awhile >searching various maps). Maybe the Marion County Historical Society >could help if you haven't tried them already: > >http://home1.gte.net/mchist/ > >How horrible to feel like you're at a brickwall when you've only reached >back to your grandfather! > >I'm excited, though, to see another Adrian looking in both Ohio and >Illinois. My husband's family was from Illinois, and somewhere in Ohio >before that. I have a James Willard ADRIAN (1858-1933) married to Zara >Ellen HOUGHTON. They raised their children in Mattoon, Coles County, IL. >According to his death certificate, James was born in Cleveland, OH, son >of John ADRIAN and Elizabeth TIPTON. However, there's no sign of this >family in Cuyahoga County. There was a John with wife Elizabeth and son >James W. that almost match the dates who were way down in Conshocton >County. > >Perhaps, we'll at least run into each other's names along the search and >be able to share. > >Jodi >

Someone posted this link on another list, so I checked for Adrian's quickly. There's just one, a Frederick. The National Park Service Database of Macon County includes a list of prisoners at Andersonville, Georgia during the Civil War. http://www.corinthian.net/MCCC/plookup.htm Can anyone claim Frederick? -Jodi Code No.: 18249 (site says a no. beginning with "1" indicates died there.) Grave No.: 8249 Last Name: ADRIAN First Name: FREDERICK Rank: PRIVATE Company: E Regiment: 9 State: IL Branch of Service: CAVALRY Date of Death: SEP. 09, 1864 Cause of Death: SCORBUTUS Remarks:F. ADRIAN, p. 3 [2] More Information Available: NO

I just ran into this wonderful website and have to share it: http://www.umdl.umich.edu/moa/ "Making of America" has scanned images of pages from 1,600 books and 50,000 journal articles from the 19th century. And they're searchable too. I plugged ADRIAN into the search and found more than 1,000 hits of course. Not quite practical to look through them all. But you might have better luck if you can add a first name. ADRAIN researchers will find manageable hits in 14 publications. When you go to the listing of each book, you can also search within them for the page and pull up the scanned image. Most of us won't find our names, but I'm sure there's a wealth of historical information here that can help your research. Jodi

Here's just a little bit more stuff (haven't had much time for the ADRIAN chase lately) from the US Genweb Archives for anyone who also doesn't have time to look: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ussearch.htm. INDIANA Index - Greenwood Cemetery Burial Books 1873-1950 Michigan City, LaPorte County, Indiana, Volume 1, A-M NAME / PLACE OF DEATH / AGE / DEATH DATE / Adrean, Martin Michigan City, IN 3mo May 26, 1892 Adrian, Earl Michigan City, IN 15hr Aug 12, 1917 Adrian, Frank Michigan City, IN 6wk Feb 3, 1888 Adrian, Miss Gertrude Michigan City, IN 20 Aug 27, 1928 Adrian, Helen May Michigan twp, Mich. City, IN 7mo Feb 6, 1937 Adrian, John Michigan City, IN 81 Nov 26, 1937 Adrian, Lowell Michigan City, IN 28 Apr 15, 1940 Adrian, Lucille Michigan City, IN 8 Feb 27, 1938 Adrian, Mary Michigan City, IN 70 Mar 19, 1938 Cass County, Indiana villages and towns, extracted from the "Indiana State Gazetteer Business Directory 1882-83" LOGANSPORT. <snip - description of town> Adrian James A, physician and surgeon, 315 1/2 4th. KANSAS -none- KENTUCKY -none- -Jodi

I believe everyone who subscribes to a Rootsweb list is subscribed to Rootsweb Review, so you probably saw the brief announcement about the threaded archives. I just wanted to bring attention to it, because it's a big improvement for how to search past messages. Go to: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/ You'll need to create a password first, as the instructions tell you (a pain-in-the-neck extra step, but one that gives us even more protection against solicitors pulling e-mail address lists off of Rootsweb!) When you search for the "Adrian" name or variations now, you'll be able to see hits from ours and any other lists that have a mention (as long as the listowner has signed up for this feature). With our particular name, it's not necessarily a good thing for volume, but it might help us find some distant, slightly-connected relations who have more information. Any new finds to share from anyone's lines? Jodi [email protected]

Is anyone familiar with Hugh? St Michael's Ch: 13 SEP 1835 Hugh Adrain m. Elisabeth Engard. This was in Montgomery Co., PA. I know the names of her parents, but absolutely nothing more about Hugh. Did they have children? Did they continue to reside in the Phila. area? If you are a descendant, or think you might be, please contact me. Gerre Engard Byrd [email protected]

In case you haven't heard yet, the LDS site appears to be up and running. I've managed fairly undisrupted access for two days now, but sounds like the word's getting out. And silly me, I'm spreading it too. http://www.familysearch.org A search for the ADRIAN surname brought 100 hits. Jodi

You may have already heard about this, but the e-mail wording of this particular computer "bug" sounds like it could be especially annoying to genealogists who may too easily trust documents sent along to them from distant cousins. It's called "Melissa." I cannot use the "V"-word or this message will not go through to you. Rootsweb does not allow attachments on any lists, in part as protection for subscribers from catching a computer "V". It also has filters so that hoax warnings won't bother list members. One of the reasons I love Rootsweb! Most warnings are hoaxes, so please do not share any with the list without letting me know what you want to send first. I can check them out to verify whether or not they are true and will share it if it is significant to researchers. This one is true, and, as I said, I think it's worth sharing. You can read about it at: http://www.zdnet.com/pcweek/stories/news/0,4153,2233030,00.html For more information in case you receive, and unknowingly open, the file, you can go to: http://www.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/mailissa.html The most important message, of course, is to be careful about opening attachments even when you know the person who sent them. Jodi

<<Any info on Louis Francis? He was sent to Iowa on an orphan train out of NYC. Orphenage allegedly burned and records were lost. Birthdate was 4/3/1885. Any info or related links appreciated.>> Hi, Erin. I don't recognize him. His age could make him a grandson of my Edourd ADRIAN, but I don't know enough yet about all of Edouard's sons. Incidentally, you are the only other French ADRIAN descendant I have found so far, though the name was common in the Meurthe-Moselle area. If I find out anything about an orphanage burning within NYC, I'll let you know. --Patty

Any info on Louis Francis? He was sent to Iowa on an orphan train out of NYC. Orphenage allegedly burned and records were lost. Birthdate was 4/3/1885. Any info or related links appreciated. Erin

Hi, I'm looking for any Adrians in Wisconsin that might have a line on a Lillian, born probably around 1885-1889. The only info we have is that she was born in Wi, and married a man named B.H. Powers, also born in Wi. They ended up in King County, Seattle, Washington and had a daughter Eleanor in 1909, and a son Russell in 1911. I know this is a long shot, but it took 5 hours for my last long shot to work out in another mailing list for another name, so you can't blame a girl for trying! :o) Thanks, Sherilyn

Here's more stuff from the US Genweb Archives (the searchable part) for anyone who hasn't looked -- http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ussearch.htm. Remember that the archives are growing, and you should search applicable states again some time if you're interested. I'm doing this anyway for my own knowledge, and thought I may as well share what's there now. Plus ADRIAN is a really annoying name to search for, right? Let me save you a little time. FLORIDA -none- GEORGIA Will and Estate Inventory of James Little 12 Jun 1815 Franklin Co., GA James Little WILL: FOUND IN GEORGIA ARCHIVES; DRAWER 178, BOX 12; p. 78 [only pasting ADRIAN's mentioned] -p. 357 John Chalmers to the Estate of Jas. Little, Dcd. for money collected up to the 31st of August 1816: >From John Adrian Oct. 26, 1815 $ 1.75 -p. 358 Georgia, Franklin County Court of Ordinary Sept. Term 1816 A true statement of the sale of the property of James Little Dcd. Sold: Fleming F. Adrian 1 hand saw 3.00 John Adrian 1 lot of small tool .75 F.F. Adrian 1 laythe hodle 3.60 pd F.F. Adrian 1 sword 8.25 HAWAII -none- IOWA Emmetsburg, Palo Alto Co., Iowa Town Census 1891 Adrian Catharine f 57 -- Charles m 20 IDAHO WORLD WAR I CIVILIAN DRAFT REGISTRATIONS Ada County, Idaho - 1917-1918 SURNAME INDEX: ABADIA thru AMOS Name-Birth-Ethnic group-Birthplace-Registration place Adrian, George, 2 Apr 1894 ,W, York NE, Ada ID ILLINOIS (my own research state...glad to be looking) This index is of the AMBOY NEWS newspaper from July 1882 to 1 Jan 1886. Surname Given Middle Date Page Column Adrian Evans 3/1/1884 8 1 Adrian Evans 9/12/1885 4 2 Adrian Harry 10/11/1884 8 1 Adrian James 10/11/1884 1 3 Adrian John 2/23/1884 1 4 Adrian John 3/1/1884 8 1 Adrian John 10/11/1884 1 3 Adrian "John, M/M" 4/18/1885 4 1 Surname index of the HISTORICAL ENCYCLOPEDIA OF ILLINOIS AND HISTORY OF LEE COUNTY by Bardwell and Bateman, 1904 Adrian 757 Adrian Adrian 789 Hutchinson Surname index of Frank E. Stevens’ 1914 History of Lee County Illinois Adrain,Evins,469, Adrain,Evins,470, Adrain,,468, Adrian,Evans,331,B Adrian,Marilla E.,331,B Adrian,Mary Ann,331,B Rock Island County National Cemetery at Rock Island ADRIAN, JULIUS F 449 Residence and farm pictures from the Lee County Illinois 1872 Plat Book Adrian, Evins Foreign Versions of English Names, Submitted by Paul Kankula ENGLISH Czech. German Hungarian Polish Slovakian Adrian . . Adorian Ada . Adriance Adok Adrienne Adrianna Hadrian ....to be continued.... Jodi

For those who haven't already found this web page, look to: http://www.stockscape.com/company/adrian/index.htm#MENU Maybe we'll all have to buy some of that low priced stock. Enjoy. Mitchell Adrian Assistant Professor of Management Longwood College 201 High St. Farmville, VA 23901 (804) 395-2832 (804) 395-2203 - Fax http://web.lwc.edu/staff/madrian/adrhome.htm Opportunities always look bigger going than coming.

At 05:00 PM 3/17/1999 -0700, you wrote: >Hi to all the Adrians out there. I didn't know it was such a common >name until I came here. I was surprised about all the other origins of >the name and so far there haven't been any Mennonite Adrians so will >contribute my early family history in hopes of finding relatives. I am >especially interested in trying to find common ties back in Prussia >before the Mennonites moved to Russia in the early 1800s. If anyone is >interested in more detail, they can check at the home page ><http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/a/d/r/Barton-W-Adrian/index.html>. In my searchings I had found a Cecil Adrian in the Dallas area who was a Mennonite decendant. He spelled Cecil differently from what I've written here, but I can't remember the exact spelling. I found his name on one of the white pages CD-ROMs back in 1993. He gave me his father's phone number and his father told me of their family history. You might do a white pages search for Adrians in Texas and look at the various spellings of "Cecil" to see if he can still be contacted. Good luck. Mitchell Adrian Assistant Professor of Management Longwood College 201 High St. Farmville, VA 23901 (804) 395-2832 (804) 395-2203 - Fax http://web.lwc.edu/staff/madrian/adrhome.htm Opportunities always look bigger going than coming.

Hi to all the Adrians out there. I didn't know it was such a common name until I came here. I was surprised about all the other origins of the name and so far there haven't been any Mennonite Adrians so will contribute my early family history in hopes of finding relatives. I am especially interested in trying to find common ties back in Prussia before the Mennonites moved to Russia in the early 1800s. If anyone is interested in more detail, they can check at the home page <http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/a/d/r/Barton-W-Adrian/index.html>. The earliest Adrian of my family that I have been able to determine is Peter Dirk Adrian b1781. The Adrians were Mennonites in Prussia. Some sources seem to indicate that they may have been from the Netherlands and were part of the Mennonites that moved back and forth between the Netherlands and Prussia. Another source indicates that the Adrians originated in the region of the upper Vistula River in Prussia. Peter was married to Helena Adrian (not known if this was a maiden or married name) Peter Adrian moved with his family to the Molotschna Colonies if Russia in the 1820s. They were part of the great migrations known as Germans from Russia. Children of Peter and Helena were: Sara Adrian abt 1815 Jacob Adrian abt 1817 Maria Adrian abt 1817 Heinrich Adrian abt 1824 Peter Dirk Adrian June 10, 1825 Anna Adrian abt 1830 Peter Dirk Adrian b1825 married Anna Frey March 3, 1846 and immigrated to the United States in 1875 from Russia. Their children were: Anna Adrian b1848 died in Russia Peter P Adrian b1850 Helena Adrian b1852 Heinrich Peter Adrian b1854 Jacob P Adrian b1857 Sarah Adrian b1859 Johann Adrian b1860 died in Russia Johann Adrian b1865 Benjamin Peter Adrian b1868 Elizabeth Adrian b1876 Isaak Adrian b 1871 Peter P Adrian b1850 moved to Kansas where there are many descendants. Heinrich Peter b 1854 married Helena Wiebe and moved to Canada. She died in Canada and Heinrich later moved to California. There are many descendants still in Saskatchewan. Johann (John) b 1865 moved to Minnesota and was the ancestor of the many Adrians in southern Minnesota. Benjamin Peter Adrian b1868 moved to California. Jacob P Adrian b1857 stayed in South Dakota and married Maria Loewen. Their children were: Jacob J Adrian b1881 Cornelius Adrian b1883 Mary Adrian b1885 Peter Adrian b1888 Margareta Adrian b1891 Sara Adrian b1895 Peter J Adrian b1899 Isaac Adrian b 1901 The Adrians from southeast South Dakota are all descended from Jacob P and Peter J. There is another branch of Adrians that moved to southeast South Dakota from the Molotschna Colonies as well. Heinrich Adrian b1851 is well known in the Mennonite Brethren Church and also documented in Robert Guenther’s book Passionate Possessions of Faith. He descended from Heinrich Adrian b1822 and Heinrich Jacob Adrian b1779. My dad's great aunt always said, “The Adrians from Parker (South Dakota) were not related”. Obviously with the similar immigration from Prussia, moving to the same Molotschna Colonies, immigrating to the same area of the U.S. at about the same time and intermarriage with the same surnames, I suspect that the two lines are related back in Prussia, but have not been able to put that together. With the many names of Loewen and Frey in the family tree, I would welcome correspondence concerning those family lines as well. I look forward to exchanging further information. Bart Adrian [email protected] <http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/a/d/r/Barton-W-Adrian/index.html>

My Adrian grandfather, Carl Julius Adrian b 1869 in Bannesdorf, Fehmarn Island, Germany. His father was Heinrich Adrian. These Adrians with spouse, sibs, an uncle Jacob Adrian, emigrated from Fehmarn Island to Davenport Iowa ~< 1810. some lived in Holstein Iowa for while. The Adrians did not have deep roots in Fehmarn Island but married into Fehmarn families. They came from Grossenbrode, Schleswig-Holstein, which is a city in mainland northeastern Germany, on the Fehmarn Strait across from Fehmarn Island. The genealogy of the Fehmarn Adrians is on the Fehmarn Island net site http://www.accesspro.net/fehmarn Fehmarn island was sometimes Danish territory, sometimes German, and was caught in much conflict. The Fehmarn Islanders were quite insular. OTHER UNRELATED ADRIANS I have come across several other Adrians, not mine. On the Wuertenberg Emigration Index web site several Adrions/families of Adrions are listed, who migrated to N America. One family is from Sulz and Freudenstadt, which I believe is in Switzerland near Germany (Black Forrest). The other family is from Obendorf, Austria near Germany (near Munich). Bothe sets are from S. Germany. I read on a web site that Adrians from Ireland Americanized their name from O'Drean and variants thereof. Also, I live close to the MD Archives, visit it often, and noticed the colonial Adrians (1700's) in the Baltimore area. Don't know where they came from. -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Tuesday, March 16, 1999 11:16 AM Subject: ADRIAN-D Digest V99 #11

At 09:18 PM 3/15/1999 -0500, you wrote: >Hi, per Jodi's suggestion, I've dipped into the ADRIAN archive and I must >say I'm amazed at the variety of origins of this name. It must have sprung >from several sources. Yes, I would suspect a common Roman origin for all, however. Whether or not the origin is related to HADRIAN is speculation, but it sounds possible. Germany, France, Spain, and England were all part of the Roman Empire and all show evidence of having Adrian's who eventually emmigrated to the US. (Surprisingly, I've yet to hear of one from Italy). Perhaps we are all connected, or perhaps not. But the name seems rare enough in the US that it becomes easy to feel a kindred to other Adrian's that one encounters. Have fun. Mitchell Adrian Assistant Professor of Management Longwood College 201 High St. Farmville, VA 23901 (804) 395-2832 (804) 395-2203 - Fax http://web.lwc.edu/staff/madrian/adrhome.htm Opportunities always look bigger going than coming.

Hi, per Jodi's suggestion, I've dipped into the ADRIAN archive and I must say I'm amazed at the variety of origins of this name. It must have sprung from several sources. Mine are from Baccarat, Meurthe-et-Moselle, and a few towns along the Meurthe: Thiaville and Lachappele. For those with French maps, Baccarat is southeast of Nancy. in the Alsace Lorraine area of France, bordering Germany. If my name has a German origin, it would be prior to the line I know. The known direct line is 1. Francoise ADRIAN b. ca. 1810 m. Victoire BOYE b. 1809?, Bertrichamps? 2. Celestine ADRIAN b. 1841, Thiaville, m. 1861 Baccarat, d. 1918 Baccarat m. Hubert LAURENT b. 1839, Deneurve, d. 1905, Baccarat Celestine had several ADRIAN siblings, one of whom immigrated to NY 3. Marie Eugenie LAURENT b. 1862, Baccarat, imm ca. 1880 to NYC, d. 1943, Brooklyn m. ca 1884, Thomas COLLINS (1861-1909), Brooklyn, buried at Holy Cross, Brooklyn I also know of several LAURENT siblings, none of whom immigrated #3, Eugenie LAURENT COLLINS, was my great-grandmother. Her father and some of her ADRIAN and LAURENT uncles worked at the crystalery in Baccarat. At 18, she immigrated to NYC and then married and moved to Brooklyn. She did not have a great number of descendants, but all are known to me and most have remained...er...45 minutes from Broadway. I've also done some cursory research on her uncle Edouard ADRIAN (1838-1916), after I found his obituary among her papers. The young Edouard was a "taileur" at the Baccarat crystalery and immigrated in 1874 with his wife and children (nine, I believe) to Woodhaven, Queens, NY. Woodhaven was home to an enclave of French immigrants, drawn to work at the Grosjean Company, a tinware factory built during the 1850s by another French immigrant. Edouard and his wife died in 1916 and 1917, and are buried at Evergreen Cemetery. They were survived by only two children, of the original nine, Josephine GLESSING and a Mrs E. COOK. Mrs GLESSING had seven children, four of whom were still alive in 1910. The ADRIANS also had a son named Simon, but I only know of his birth in Baccarat. Well, that's it. I'll be amazed if there are any connections, but I wanted to try. Thanks to Jodi for creating this list! Patty Fagan (Boston) [email protected]

For Jodi: Thanks for creating and managing the ADRIAN mailing list. I have found many of the postings by list members to be interesting and helpful. >For Mitchell and Bob : >... Both of you sent me information on your lines that trace back to >David ADRIAN (ADRON) in South Carolina who immigrated from Germany. I >just want to make sure that you know each other Dr. Mitchell ADRIAN and I have been in contact and have exchanged information of our ADRIAN line. Thanks for facilitating our contact. For all: I am a descendant of David ADRIAN (spelled ADORAN in the first South Carolina census), who immigrated to America about 1769. He and some of his several sons migrated westward from South Carolina to Alabama and Georgia. I am descended from his grandson, John David German ADRIAN, who accompanied and served as interpreter for the Cherokees on their trek on the Trail of Tears from Georgia to the Indian Territory in 1838 and 1839. He later moved to Smith County, Texas, and sired a considerable progeny, many of whom live in eastern and central Texas. My maternal grandmother was the granddaughter of John David German ADRIAN. The below linear ahnentafel shows her lineage to David ADRIAN. While I was visiting my 91-year-old mother in Oklahoma City recently, she told me that an uncle or cousin on her ADRIAN side many years ago had a professional genealogist research their family line. She said that he traced it back to HADRIAN, Emperor of Rome, and that the name had been shortened from HADRIAN to ADRIAN. Unfortunately, she was not certain of the identity of the relative who had the research done, and I have not been able to find any trace of the research. Our alleged relationship to the Emperor of Rome may just be a bit fanciful, but I know that Emperor HADRIAN was a Spaniard (Spain was part of the Roman Empire), and, in my perusal of directories and records searching for ADRIANs in Texas, I have found many listings of people with the ADRIAN surname and Spanish given names, i, e,. Jose Fernando ADRIAN, etc. I have been interested in recent postings on this list which appear to add credence to our supposed descent from HADRIAN. I would be grateful to hear from anyone with information of David ADRIAN or his possible relatives and will provide to any interested researcher additional information of my ADRIAN line, including a Word 97 document file listing those descendants of David ADRIAN of whom I have information. Bob Bumpas Ashburn, Virginia Linear Ahnentafel : Mary Alma ADRIAN to David ADRIAN --- 1st Generation --- 1. Mary Alma ADRIAN Birth 21 Feb 1885 Ben Wheeler, Van Zandt County, Texas. Burial 10 Nov 1961 Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas. --- 2nd Generation --- 2. King Lollar Melvin ADRIAN Birth 25 Feb 1853 Smith County, Texas. Marriage 23 Jun 1878 Elizabeth Savannah DAVIDSON; Van Zandt County, Texas. Death 6 Aug 1935 Terrell, Kaufman County, Texas. Burial __ ___ ____ Ben Wheeler, Van Zandt County, Texas. --- 3rd Generation --- 4. John David German ADRIAN Birth 18 Mar 1815 Georgia. Marriage 28 Oct 1834 Winney DYER; Carrollton, Carroll County, Georgia. Marriage 15 Apr 1856 Sarah TURNER; Smith County, Texas. Death 29 Sep 1887 between Edom and Ben Wheeler, Van Zandt County, Texas. Burial __ ___ ____ Edom, Van Zandt County, Texas. --- 4th Generation --- 8. Fleming Fowler ADRIAN Birth __ ___ 1787 Rockhill, York District, South Carolina. Marriage 25 Aug 1808 Mary MCDONALD; Franklin County, Georgia. Death 20 Sep 1871 Haralson County, Georgia. --- 5th Generation --- 16. David ADRIAN Birth __ ___ ____ Germany. Marriage b __ ___ 1787 Rachael FLEMING

Here are more from the US Genweb Archives (the searchable part) for anyone who hasn't looked yet or doesn't have the time-- http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ussearch.htm. Remember that the archives are growing all of the time, and you should search applicable states again some time if you're interested. I'm doing this anyway for my own knowledge, and thought I may as well share what's there now. The "C" and "D" states are below. I'll be back with Florida soon. CALIFORNIA California Land Patents Database The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) inherited the functions of the General Land Office when it was established by Congress in 1946. The California Land Patents Database, derived from General Land Office and BLM information, contains deeds (primarily patents) issued by the United States in the State of California between 1856 and 1995. San Bernardino Co., CA - Index to Federal Land Record MERIDIAN TOWNSHIP RANGE SECTION DOCID DATE NAME 0020N 0040E 032 1217498 1961/03/01 ADRIAN JACK LYNN Mendocino County, CA - Index to Federal Land Patents 0180N 0120W 003 21041 1905/05/20 ADRIAN ROBERT 0180N 0120W 002 16886 1891/10/22 ADRIAN ROBERT P 0180N 0120W 003 16886 1891/10/22 ADRIAN ROBERT P 0190N 0120W 032 19918 1896/06/15 ADRIAN ROBERT P 0230N 0110W 030 2 1895/07/11 ADRIEN ROBERT P COLORADO COLORADO MARRIAGES 1859 - 1939 (BY GROOM ONLY & "A" NAMES, ONLY) Adrain, George; Lulu Hester 04 Apr 1903 Jefferson 2482 Adrian, Edward F.; Amelia S. Murley 22 Dec 1904 Arapahoe 98 Adrian, G.W.; Eva Mae Mattson 10 May 1902 Otero 717 Adrian, Herbet J.; Annie Foss 15 Jan 1893 Denver 14306 Adrian, John C.; Clara B. Rubeck 22 Dec 1904 Denver 34958 Adriance, Charles J.; Mabelle E. Macy 24 Nov 1924 Jefferson 13227 Adriance, John Raymond; Mary J. Blowers 01 Sep 1923 Eagle Adrianson, Gustaf Alfred; Emma Anderson 14 Jul 1888 La Plata 13545 Adrianson, Oscar C.; Josephine Hughes 16 Oct La Plata 58645 Adrianssens, Jesse A.; Mollie Schlund 24 Feb 1914 Pueblo 13542 Adriene, Rossit; Alma LaBelle 01 Feb 1919 Lake 8078 Adron, Louis; Emma O. Osborn 11 Aug 1901 Park 1917 Draft Birth Registrations, Gunnison Co, Colo Adrian, Edward Franklin, 9 Feb 1876, Gunnison CO 1917 Draft Birth Registrations, San Juan Co, Colo Adrianson, Oscar Carl, 28 Apr 1889 W Durango CO, San Juan CO Fairview Cemetery (A), Salida, Chaffee Co, Colo - ADRIAN, J. (John) Harry Age 28, 1864 - 12 Sep 1898 of typhoid fever at home of mother, Mrs. Rudolph GOOD (Marker; Cem Rec p. 14: Sec. I, Blk 5, Lot 3) (Salida Mail 13 Sep 1898) (See: GOOD, J. H.) Ascension Episcopal church rec. p. 156 says he was 33 yrs old. - GOOD, J.H. Adrian 1864-Jan 1898 (Marker;Cem Rec p.14 [Mrs.M. (CHARBONNIER)]:12 Jan 1898, Sec. I, Blk 5, Lot 3)(See: HENRY, Adrians) Evergreen Cemetery AB-AZ, Colorado Springs, El Paso County, Colo ADRIAN, LLOYD JOHN, 02 MAR 1954 Marriage Index 1883-1940 (By Groom), Eagle County, Colorado Adriance, John Raymon; Bowers, Mary J; 1 Sep 1923 Gunnison Cemetery (A-B), Gunnison Co, Colo Adrian, Bruce, 02-28-1920, B83, L22, P12 CONNECTICUT -none- DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA -none- DELAWARE -none- Jodi [email protected]