This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: cwjabernard Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.arney/122.123.3.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: I found "We are the Arney's" at the Family History Library, Salt Lake City. They are not on the main floor but in the compressed files somewhere in the basement. A librarian will call for the periodicals and they will be brought to you if you are there. It might be possible to order them through your local Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Church. However, I am not certain the newsletters can be removed from the UT library. Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

Hi all, Well, I have had a very "basic" website, concentrating on Arney Genealogy, up for a few years now,  but I want it to be much more.  Unfortunately, I'm no website designer, and even though they have software to help, I'm still at a loss.  Mainly, because I'm not sure what kind of "content" to put up on it. I'm not asking anyone to help me, create or run it, and I'm not asking for any money. I would simply like, when you get a chance to take a quick glance, and give me suggestions that might be helpful to you.  In this way, I know it will be helpful to others. Now, I'm not wanting to bog it down with pages of gedcom after gedcom, if you know what I mean. I'm still actively looking for what I term, "DTP" (Definitive Tangible Proof), scans or photocopies of documents, etc. I have finally received a "scan" of Jacob Arney's Will, written in 1782, and it reveals more of the rest of the Will, than I have ever seen.  I'm still working at trying to enhance the image, so that it might be "transcribed" some day, soon. I also, recently received images of Jacob Arney's first (and only known) land purchase, in Tryon County, North Carolina, in 1772, with a more in debt description of his tract. I'm also in the process of receiving a scanned image of Peter Arney being "bound out" to John Fullenwider, in 1787. I plan on adding all these items on the website soon. So, if anyone can give me some ideas, I would definitely appreciate it. Thank you, for your time, consideration, and cooperation.

Hey, It's a new year, which brings with it new challenges, but also old challenges, hoping for new results. Is there anyone, in "cyber world" that has plans to actively research the "Arney" branches, this year? Specifically Jacob Arney (????-1782), died in Lincoln County, North CarolinaPeter Arney (1772-1845), born in Tryon County, North Carolina and died in Overton County, Tennessee Thank you, for your time, consideration, and cooperation, I truly appreciate it.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: arney9thgeneration Surnames: Arney, Arny, Earney, Erney, Erny Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.arney/343/mb.ashx Message Board Post: August 10, 1981 Mary Speac, who is now the only resident on the east side of the road, is a descendant of Lawrence Arney. She told us that she had seen the grave of Henry Arney in the cemetery on the Don Collumbough farm. We finally found the cemetery on the Collumbough farm, sort of south and west of Arney on one of the typical winding, overgrown road s that must have been an Indian trail. Don Collumbough's son happened to be in the front yard. He informed us that Don is no longer living. He gave us permission to drive through the field across the road to reach the cemetery. It took a great deal of searching until we found Henry's gravestone. Without Mary's description of it, I'm not sure we'd ever have found it or known if we had, since only some of the marks were still legible. It was just a large rock with some other letters still readable that had been scratched in with a sharp instrument. What we could make out was HE??? ARN?Y SEP 27 18?? It was the first burial ground set aside in Jefferson Township on land that had belonged to Henry Arney Sr. Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

Let’s take a look, at the families, surrounding the ARNEY’s   VOLCK (Arrived in 1708 from Palatine, Germany) G1: Andreas VOLCK (1678-1747) & Anna Catharina MERCKEL (1680-1762) G2: Andreas VOLCK (1722-1790) & Maria Margaretha ROMIG (1722-1804) G3: Johann Heinrich “Henry” ARNEY, Sr. (1755-1830) & Maria Magdalena VOLCK (1755-1849)   SPAINHOUR (Arrive in 1740 from Switzerland) G1: Jacobus Wernhardt “Werner” SPAINHOUR (1719-1787) & [2nd Wife] Anna Elizabetha KRON (1730-1787) G2: Johann Heinrich SPAINHOUR (1762-1821) & Louisa DIETZ (1766-1855) G3: Andreas “Andrew” ARNEY (1789-1880) & Elizabeth SPAINHOUR (1793-1853)   KRON (Arrived in 1741 from Essenheim, Germany) G1: Lorentz KRON (1700-1753) & Anna Ursula BENDER (1703-1768) G2: Jacob ARNEY (????-1784) & [1st Wife] Anna Ursula KRON (1722-1761)   Notes: Andreas “Andrew” ARNEY was the son of Johann Heinrich “Henry” ARNEY, Sr. Johann Heinrich “Henry” ARNEY, Sr., was the son of Jacob ARNEY   Jacob ARNEY and Jacobus Wernhardt “Werner” SPAINHOUR married Sisters: Jacob ARNEY married Anna Ursula KRON (1722-1761) Jacobus Wernhardt “Werner” SPAINHOUR married Anna Elizabetha KRON (1730-1787)   Johann Heinrich “Henry” ARNEY, Sr. and Johann Jacob SPAINHOUR married Sisters: Johann Heinrich “Henry” ARNEY, Sr. married Maria Magdalena VOLCK (1755-1849) Johann Jacob SPAINHOUR (1750-1822) married Anna Catherina VOLCK (1763-1814)   It makes you wonder, with such a close connection between these 4 families, if perhaps our ARNEYs may have been from the same general area. The question to answer is when did our Arney’s come over? It clearly would have been between 1708-1741, but on what Ship?

Nancy Lou Creacy Smith-ArneyBorn: 2 May 1877 (Pickett County, Tennessee)Died: 9 August 1956 (Livingston, Overton County, Tennessee) Parents: Tom Smith & Lou Rayborn Married: Otha Jouett ArneyBorn: 30 January 1873 (Pickett County, Tennessee)Died: 26 April 1956 (Livingston, Overton County, Tennessee) Parents: William Ervin Arney & Sallie Jouett [Note: This information comes from each of their Death Certificates] I'm trying to learn more about Nancy Lou Creacy Smith.Having her Parents names: Tom Smith & Lou Rayborn, helps a little, but with a surname of "SMITH" makes it difficult to find this family, via the US Federal Census. Also, an "old family story states" that, she had 5 Aunts, and her Parents didn't wish to hurt any of them, so she was given all 5 Aunt's names, who or what the names of those 5 Aunt's were is unclear. She can be found in the US Federal Census, as follows: 1900 Pickett County, TennesseeNancy L Arney, 23, born in Tennessee (Parents born in Tennessee) 1910 Pickett County, TennesseeNancy L Arney, 34, born in Tennessee (Parents born in Tennessee) 1920 Pickett County, TennesseeCresy Arney, 42, born in Tennessee (Parents born in Tennessee) 1930 Clay County, TennesseeLucy Arney, 53, born in Tennessee (Parents born in Tennessee) 1940 Pickett County, TennesseeNancy Arney, 62, born in Tennessee In order to trace back, her family, I need to know, specifically, who that family was. Thank you, for your time, consideration, and cooperation, I truly appreciate it.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: arney9thgeneration Surnames: ARNEY, ARNY Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.arney/342/mb.ashx Message Board Post: I'm wanting to learn more about my Johnson County, Tennessee Arneys. Beginning with John Arney (1802-1880 ) Peter Arney (1772-1845) and Margaret (Surname/Maiden name, unknown), were the parents of John Arney. John Arney (1802-1880 ) 1st Wife: Christina Vaught (1806-1860) 2nd Wife: Mary Caroline Matheson (1826-1898) Children (w/ 1st Wife) Sabra E Arney John Mitchell Arney Mary Arney Susannah B Arney Noah S Arney James Madison Arney Alfred J Arney Charles Franklin Arney Children (w/ 2nd Wife) William Carter Arney Louisa E Arney Martha J Arney I wish to know more about this family, so I can add more details to my family tree and knowledge, etc. Thank you, for your time, consideration, and cooperation, I truly appreciate it. Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

I'm wanting to learn more about my Johnson County, Tennessee Arneys. Beginning with John Arney (1802-1880+) Peter Arney (1772-1845) and Margaret (Surname/Maiden name, unknown), were the parents of John Arney. John Arney (1802-1880+) 1st Wife: Christina Vaught (1806-1860)2nd Wife: Mary Caroline Matheson (1826-1898) Children (w/ 1st Wife) Sabra E ArneyJohn Mitchell ArneyMary ArneySusannah B ArneyNoah S ArneyJames Madison ArneyAlfred J ArneyCharles Franklin Arney Children (w/ 2nd Wife) William Carter ArneyLouisa E ArneyMartha J Arney I wish to know more about this family, so I can add more details to my family tree and knowledge, etc. Thank you, for your time, consideration, and cooperation, I truly appreciate it.

Arney's Old Mill, on Ashburns Creek Does anyone know the actual location of it?(Perhaps on a map, etc.) Stan

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: arney9thgeneration Surnames: ARNEY, ARNY Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.arney/341/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Peter Arney (1772-1845), who was born in Tryon County, North Carolina, and died in Overton County, Tennessee. In 1787, Peter Arney, age 15, was bound by the Court, to John Fullenwider/Fulenwider, to learn the trade of a Miller, until the age of 21. I'm praying someone may know the whereabouts of "Peter Arney's Journal". It was in the attic of an old Arney house, which was sold to the Grand-daughter of Carley Arney. The journal talks about Peter Arney being an "indentured servant", and running away (from North Carolina) to live with family in Virginia. Which would finally explain why Peter Arney went to Wythe County, Virginia, where he married Margaret (maiden name/surname, unknown), and began his family. The journal may also be with the family of Peter Arney's eldest son, Adam Arney (1797-1871?), descendants of Adam Arney, visited the home (in question) before or just after, its' sale to Carley Arney's Grand-daughter, and may have taken items from the home. It has been sought after, for several years. I pray that the person or party, that had his Journal, realized it's significance and kept it. It would definitely be a family treasure of the highest level. Peter Arney is this branch of the Arney's, "Tennessee Patriarch", meaning many of the ancestors that live(d) in Tennessee, are his descendants. If you may know, someone, who may know about "Peter Arney's Journal", or can put me on the path to learning more. Please contact me. Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

I know nothing but its such an exciting lead - keep us informed on how it goes On 16 November 2012 17:22, Stan Arney <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi everyone, > I have been doing Arney, family research for 35 years, and I have never > heard the mention of Peter Arney's Journal, have any of you? > I was sent an email, who stated that one of her relatives, had seen Peter > Arney's Journal, and that it talked about Peter Arney running away after > being bound to John Fullenwider (Fulenwider), in 1787, to live with family > in Virginia. > Should this journal be found, it would explain, why Peter Arney left > Lincoln County, North Carolina, and went to Wythe County, Virginia. Where > he met and married his Wife, Margaret (Surname/Maiden name, ;unknown). > Now, the person also stated, that she confronted the family, that > "supposedly" had this journal, and they claim they have never seen it. > Has anyone else heard this story, about Peter Arney's Journal? > Thank you, for your time, consideration, and cooperation, I truly > appreciate it. > Sincerely, > Stan Arney > ==== ARNEY Mailing List ==== > [email protected] > > To contact the List Administrator: > Rick Berkheiser, [email protected] > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message > -- Jean Hedges [email protected] 350A Bothwell Park Rd R D 2 Waiuku Ph 021 272 4347

I have never heard if it - but what an amazing find it would be. Pam In a message dated 11/15/2012 10:56:06 P.M. Central Standard Time, [email protected] writes: I know nothing but its such an exciting lead - keep us informed on how it goes On 16 November 2012 17:22, Stan Arney <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi everyone, > I have been doing Arney, family research for 35 years, and I have never > heard the mention of Peter Arney's Journal, have any of you? > I was sent an email, who stated that one of her relatives, had seen Peter > Arney's Journal, and that it talked about Peter Arney running away after > being bound to John Fullenwider (Fulenwider), in 1787, to live with family > in Virginia. > Should this journal be found, it would explain, why Peter Arney left > Lincoln County, North Carolina, and went to Wythe County, Virginia. Where > he met and married his Wife, Margaret (Surname/Maiden name, ;unknown). > Now, the person also stated, that she confronted the family, that > "supposedly" had this journal, and they claim they have never seen it. > Has anyone else heard this story, about Peter Arney's Journal? > Thank you, for your time, consideration, and cooperation, I truly > appreciate it. > Sincerely, > Stan Arney > ==== ARNEY Mailing List ==== > [email protected] > > To contact the List Administrator: > Rick Berkheiser, [email protected] > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message > -- Jean Hedges [email protected] 350A Bothwell Park Rd R D 2 Waiuku Ph 021 272 4347 ==== ARNEY Mailing List ==== [email protected] To contact the List Administrator: Rick Berkheiser, [email protected] ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hi everyone, I have been doing Arney, family research for 35 years, and I have never heard the mention of Peter Arney's Journal, have any of you? I was sent an email, who stated that one of her relatives, had seen Peter Arney's Journal, and that it talked about Peter Arney running away after being bound to John Fullenwider (Fulenwider), in 1787, to live with family in Virginia. Should this journal be found, it would explain, why Peter Arney left Lincoln County, North Carolina, and went to Wythe County, Virginia.  Where he met and married his Wife, Margaret (Surname/Maiden name, ;unknown). Now, the person also stated, that she confronted the family, that "supposedly" had this journal, and they claim they have never seen it. Has anyone else heard this story, about Peter Arney's Journal? Thank you, for your time, consideration, and cooperation, I truly appreciate it. Sincerely, Stan Arney

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: arney9thgeneration Surnames: ARNEY, ARNY Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.arney/340/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Hi all, My ARNEY family has been in the Tennessee area, since 1799, beginning with our "Arney Tennessee Patriarch", Peter Arney (1772-1845), who died in Overton County, Tennessee. Many of his descendants, still live in the same general area of Tennessee, as he did. I'm looking for old photographs, of the area, and of his family. These can be group photographs, individual photographs, or photographs of the area. If you have old photographs, that you're willing to share, please contact me. Thank you, for your time, consideration, and cooperation, I truly appreciate it. Sincerely, Stan Arney Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

Hi all, My ARNEY family has been in the Tennessee area, since 1799, beginning with our "Arney Tennessee Patriarch", Peter Arney (1772-1845), who died in Overton County, Tennessee. Many of his descendants, still live in the same general area of Tennessee, as he did. I'm looking for old photographs, of the area, and of his family.  These can be group photographs, individual photographs, or photographs of the area. If you have old photographs, that you're willing to share, please contact me. Thank you, for your time, consideration, and cooperation, I truly appreciate it. Sincerely, Stan Arney

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: arney9thgeneration Surnames: Arney, Arny, Earney, Erney, Erny Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.arney/339/mb.ashx Message Board Post: I have been trying to track down, the "Arney Plantation", in Lincoln County, North Carolina, to little avail, so far. The few records, I have found, only show Jacob Arney, purchasing 200 acres on the South Fork of the Catawba River, in 1772. While Christian "Christy" Arney, Sr. purchased several lots in Lincolnton, which leads me to believe that the "Arney Plantation" must have been near Lincolnton. I still believe that both Jacob & Christian, Sr. were buried on the Arney Plantation. Unfortunately, I don't know, in what direction the Arney Plantation was from Lincolnton. If it was North or South, it could have been placed in a different County (Catawba/Gaston). On the other hand, if it was East of Lincolnton, it could still have been in Lincoln County. I do know, that there is an Arney street, that is East of Lincolnton, while still being in Lincolnton, called "Boger City". If the street was named after the Arney family, it's possible that the plantation was near there or could have been named after the lots that Christian, Sr. had purchased. I "assume", that Christian, Sr. received the Arney Plantation, after his father's (Jacob) death. I know that Christian, Sr., left his son, Christian, Jr., a choice of the Arney Plantation or lots in Lincolnton, from what I understand he took both. I know that Christian, Jr., left his Widow & minor children, the plantation and lots in Lincolnton. After Christian, Jr.'s death, his Widow got to keep the plantation, but there was a lengthy, Court battle, in which his children's appointed guardian, was forced to make the children sell off several lots in Lincolnton, to pay their father's debts. Matthew Wilson, son-in-law (husband of Julianna "Uly" Arney) of Christian, Sr. attempted to force Christian, Jr. to give him the Arney Plantation, due to debts owed, but failed. Who received the Arney Plantation, after the death of Christian, Jr.'s Widow, I don't know? Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

I have been trying to track down, the "Arney Plantation", in Lincoln County, North Carolina, to little avail, so far. The few records, I have found, only show Jacob Arney, purchasing 200 acres on the South Fork of the Catawba River, in 1772. While Christian "Christy" Arney, Sr. purchased several lots in Lincolnton, which leads me to believe that the "Arney Plantation" must have been near Lincolnton. I still believe that both Jacob & Christian, Sr. were buried on the Arney Plantation. Unfortunately, I don't know, in what direction the Arney Plantation was from Lincolnton.If it was North or South, it could have been placed in a different County (Catawba/Gaston).On the other hand, if it was East of Lincolnton, it could still have been in Lincoln County. I do know, that there is an Arney street, that is East of Lincolnton, while still being in Lincolnton, called "Boger City".  If the street was named after the Arney family, it's possible that the plantation was near there or could have been named after the lots that Christian, Sr. had purchased. I "assume", that Christian, Sr. received the Arney Plantation, after his father's (Jacob) death. I know that Christian, Sr., left his son, Christian, Jr., a choice of the Arney Plantation or lots in Lincolnton, from what I understand he took both. I know that Christian, Jr., left his Widow & minor children, the plantation and lots in Lincolnton.  After Christian, Jr.'s death, his Widow got to keep the plantation, but there was a lengthy, Court battle, in which his children's appointed guardian, was forced to make the children sell off several lots in Lincolnton, to pay their father's debts. Matthew Wilson, son-in-law (husband of Julianna "Uly" Arney) of Christian, Sr. attempted to force Christian, Jr. to give him the Arney Plantation, due to debts owed, but failed. Who received the Arney Plantation, after the death of Christian, Jr.'s Widow, I don't know?

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: arney9thgeneration Surnames: Arney, Arny, Earney, Erney, Erny Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.arney/289.2.2.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Patricia, Yes, I would be glad to see what you have on the Arney's in Owen County, Indiana. >From what I understand: Johann Heinrich "Henry" Arney, Sr. (1755-1830) Was the "Partriach" of the Owen County Arney's. Please share Sincerely, Stan Arney Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: arney9thgeneration Surnames: Arney, Arny, Earney, Erney, Erny Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.arney/289.3.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Patricia, Yes, I would be glad to see what you have on the Arney's in Owen County, Indiana. >From what I understand: Johann Heinrich "Henry" Arney, Sr. (1755-1830) Was the "Partriach" of the Owen County Arney's. Please share Sincerely, Stan Arney Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: parpar1029 Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.arney/289.2.2/mb.ashx Message Board Post: are you still looking for owen co in arneys--if so let me know---thanks Patricia Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.