Thank you Teri, I would love a copy of the picture!. Would you send a little information on him, where he lives, his full name, etc. thanks. Alyn

My great grandmother was Mary Ann Cummins born 3/31/1850 Ashville,Ohio. married George Horas Richards.born 8/3/1850 in Montgomery Co.Ohio. Wonder if any Native American , in the family ?

I have a photo of F.M. Cummins in Iowa.

Hi Everyone, It appears I represent the METCALF(E)'s who married with the CUMMINS via Nancy CUMMINS, daughter of John CUMMINS III (b.c. 1799) and Nancy COE (1798). That is, Vincent METCALF(E) (1807-1883) married Nancy CUMMINS (1815-1896). Does anyone have information that will help me in my continued research of the METCALF(E) family? Please contact directly, if so. Kind regards, David METCALFE dmetclf@yahoo.com -------------------------------- Vincent METCALFE was born Oct 1807 (1810?) in Campbell County, Kentucky. He died 14 Feb 1883 in Grant County, Kentucky. He is buried in the Fairview Christian Church Cemetery. Nancy CUMMINS, wife of Vincent, was born 10 May 1815 in Kentucky. She died 24 Dec 1896 in Grant County, Kentucky. She is buried in the Fairview Christian Church Cemetery. My list of their children, in order of age, is: Abraham (1834 - abt 1890), married Sorenia WILIIS Vincent (1836 - ___), married Mary E. ___ James H. (1838 - ___), married Helen M. GERHARD married America FERREL married America RIFFLE John T., (1840-1884), married Jennie FRANCIS Mary Elizabeth (1842-1863) Nancy C. (abt 1943 - ____), married Philip LIGHTER Tabitha Jane (1846-1853) Columbus (abt 1848 - ___) Carlotte (aka Lettie?) (1852 - ____) Alice Belle (1854 - ___) Ida (abt 1858 - ___) ============================================

Hi! It appears I represent the METCALF(E)'s who married with the CUMMINS via Nancy CUMMINS, daughter of John CUMMINS III (b.c. 1799) and Nancy COE (1798). That is, Vincent METCALF(E) (1807-1883) married Nancy CUMMINS (1815-1896). I'm looking for information that will help me in my continued research of the METCALF(E) family? Please contact me directly, if so. Kind regards, David METCALFE dmetclf@yahoo.com -------------------------------- Vincent METCALFE was born Oct 1807 (1810?) in Campbell County, Kentucky. He died 14 Feb 1883 in Grant County, Kentucky. He is buried in the Fairview Christian Church Cemetery. Nancy CUMMINS, wife of Vincent, was born 10 May 1815 in Kentucky. She died 24 Dec 1896 in Grant County, Kentucky. She is buried in the Fairview Christian Church Cemetery. My list of their children, in order of age, is: Abraham (1834 - abt 1890), married Sorenia WILIIS Vincent (1836 - ___), married Mary E. ___ James H. (1838 - ___), married Helen M. GERHARD married America FERREL married America RIFFLE John T., (1840-1884), married Jennie FRANCIS Mary Elizabeth (1842-1863) Nancy C. (abt 1943 - ____), married Philip LIGHTER Tabitha Jane (1846-1853) Columbus (abt 1848 - ___) Carlotte (aka Lettie?) (1852 - ____) Alice Belle (1854 - ___) Ida (abt 1858 - ___) ============================================

I looking for info on John I b.c. 1753, Wife;- Sally or Sarah Served in ther Ky. Militia.: John II b./c.1775 d.c. 1812 Wife Alice Or Elice M.. 2-7-1794: John III b.c. 1799 in Bournbon Co. Ky. d.c. 1840M. 1815-1816 in Cincinnati, Ohio. Wife Nancy Coe b. 1798 in Loundoin Co. Va.: John David Cummins B. 1818d.Oct. 1885 m. 7-31-1840 at Aberdeen ,O. To Caroline Williams. b6-51822, d. 3-16-1904. They moved to Fayette Co. Ind. in 1850. I would be thankfully for any info. that you might have.

This all I have: John Cummins I b.c. 1753, Wife Sally (sarah). Served as a Captin in the Ky. Militia during the Revolution. Signed the marriage bond of his son John who was undeer age. Date of his death is unknown. Children Probably : John, Joseph d. 1826 : Jacob d. 1833: James : Eliabeth; and Daniel d. 1828

I am working on my family tree. I am looking for my cousins Cathy and Joanne. They had a brother James who passed away in 1968. If you know something please let me know. Thanks

Attention Researchers with Robeson Co NC Connections! July 10th, 2001: The Robeson County Heritage Book Project is now officially off and going. Chairperson, Treasurer and Committees where elected and additional Criteria was established for the Heritage Book. Information concerning criteria, examples of stories, and how to prepare your stories, along with restrictions and other details will be in the brochure. So far we have received over 450 names and smailing addresses of folks who interested in the Robeson County Heritage Book Project. These names have come to us via the internet, and especially by announcements such as this on the various Rootswebs Mailing List [ROOTSWEBS, Thank you so much!!!]. The Robeson County Heritage Book is being written by hundreds of people who submit stories on their Robeson County connected ancestors. If your ancestors were from Robeson Co NC, then we encourage you to submit stories on your Robeson Co NC ancestors. If you do not put your family's story in the book then no one else probably will, and the end result is that they will be left out of the publication. You don't have to be a Rhodes Scholar to write a story. You can make your stories just as simple, or just as elaborate, as you wish. You can even take an obituary, add birth, death and marriage dates, names of parents, list all children, and any interesting facts and/or stories about your subject that you would like to relay to other readers, and especially to your children, grandchildren, great grandchildren, etc… This book will be a treasure to all, who are interested in Robeson County, her families. If you are interested in this project and would like to be placed on the mailing list to receive a brochure [brochures should be in from the publisher by late July], then send us your name and smailing address to the e-mail address listed below so we may send you a Robeson County Heritage Book Brochure. Please do not send any stories, etc… until after you Have received your brochure. SAWESTGTWY@gateway.net Thanks, Sam West Lumberton, [Robeson County] North Carolina

I'm looking for any relations to Carreen Connie (Carroll) Cummins who died in 1970 in Los Angeles.

Well, at least that is the family story...Ben is the only name I have. They were allegedly brothers to my gg grandmother Martha Cummins (married to Isaac Willey), and they fough for the confederacy. Not much to go on, but hopefully someone out there might recognize the story? If so...please let me know! Thanks Jeffrey Beck jeffrey@alternativevisuals.com

I am searching for more information on my great grandfather Maurice Cummins who was living in Queenstown (now Cobh), Co. Cork, Ireland at the time of the 1901 census. He was a shoemaker and was married to Margaret CONNELLY (or Connolly); they had at least 7 children born between 1866 and 1886 (Anne Maria, Maurice, Theresa, Nicholas, Jeremiah, Eliza / Abina, and Patrick). I am descended from Abina. I would love to hear from anyone who may be connected to this family. My e-mail address is mmforde@blueyonder.co.uk

Ran into this site and couldn't help but notice the photograph of "Cumming Tower" at Blair Castle back in Scotland.  Anyone have any information on this? http://www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk/blairatholl/blaircastle Patrick Stover Cummins Fairfax, VA Researching Cummins, Hamilton, Kraft, Lewallen, Stover

Do you have any of the following names in your lines: Betsy Jarbo; Mathew Jarboe; Charlotte Noble; Mariah Noble ? I appreciate any info you may have on these individuals. Thanks Lee

Doris I'm looking for Pauline Cummins. They were from Ky,Do't know her parents. I believe she had a brother named James Cummins, he was a outlaw and wrote a book.He later lived in Oklahoma. Any info you have would be appreciated.

In the below family, who are Minnie's Parents? 1. JOHN WILLIAM1 CUMMINS (THOMAS JEFFERSONA, JAMESB, HUGHC, GEORGED, JOHNE, SIMONF) was born March 04, 1870 in Jackson Co., Missouri, and died February 10, 1910 in Ponca City, OK. in 100 F Cemetary. He married MINNIE FRANCIS THOMPSON. She was born March 19, 1872 in MO., and died February 12, 1946 in Ponca City, OK. in 100 F Cemetary. More About JOHN WILLIAM CUMMINS: Cause of Death: Typhiod fever Fact 1: came to Ok by covered wagon into w. of Poncha City Fact 2: 1892, Made the run Social security: homestead 7 miles E & 2 Miles W of Bliss OK., now Marland, 1 mi S of Domeny Fam More About MINNIE FRANCIS THOMPSON: Fact 1: was courted by Osage Indian Chief after death of husband due to long white hair Children of JOHN CUMMINS and MINNIE THOMPSON are: i. JEWEL EDITH2 CUMMINS, b. May 07, 1898; d. September 19, 1993, Oklahoma City, OK.; m. (1) VIRGIL KENNETH SIMS; m. (2) LLOYD DUNN. Notes for JEWEL EDITH CUMMINS: Having been raised in Marlin, OK which used to be Bliss, the Cummins family (as most others in the area) became entwined with the cowboys and Indians of the era due in part to all the Wild West Shows at the Zac Miller Brothers 1010 Ranch. Both Allien and Jewel seemed to have a love for the Indians as photos have been left behind of them holding the indian children near a Tee Pee. Jewel had such dark hair, that she was invited to be an Indian Princess one year in the WIld West Shows. Her daughter had saved the Indian Blanket and Mocassins Jewel wore but they got lost in a move. Remaining though is Jewels only doll she ever had. It was that of a handmade Indian in beaded Deerskin dress. ii. ALLENE F. CUMMINS, b. August 23, 1899, Blue Springs, MO.; d. June 01, 1995, Dallas,TX. Mem Park; m. JULIAN GOTCHER MORRIS, April 15, 1917; b. May 31, 1893, TX.; d. November 1985, Muskogee, OK.. More About JULIAN GOTCHER MORRIS: Cause of Death: Anuerism Fact 1: worked for Oklahoma City Times Newspaper Fact 2: want add composer Social security: 101 Zak Ranch after father iii. RAYMOND CUMMINS, b. 1903, OK.; m. (1) DITTO CUMMINS; m. (2) JIMMIE. iv. ROY CUMMINS, b. 1903, OK.. v. MARGUERITE CUMMINS, b. 1909, OK.; d. 1995; m. (1) CLYDE ORNDORFF; b. October 03, 1910; d. April 25, 1984, Oklahoma City, OK.; m. (2) SIMS. More About MARGUERITE CUMMINS: Fact 1: nickname "Maggie" More About CLYDE ORNDORFF: Fact 1: ss 440 10 8001 More About SIMS: Fact 1: cousin of sisters husband BJ Hayle visionwd@jci.net

The James F. Cummins I have was born July 23, 1820 in Clark Co., Ohio. He married Anna E. Cahill on Sept. 24, 1861 in Logan Co., Ohio. James died Oct. 19,1877 in Ohio. Your James F. was born later. If your James was born in the Clark/Logan Co., Ohio area, could possibly be relative connection somewhere but would not be a son to my James. He had 3 daughters and one son, named Albert. Sorry I couldn't help you.

I've found a James F. b.1854 to William and Delilah Tomes Cummins. Same?? pscummins@austintx.net

I've found Ida Mae with father's name Bluford Clinton and mothers name Rebecca James Knepper. Same?? pscummins@austintx.net

Hi Doreen! This is your cousin Phil. Uncle Bob's 2nd son. Glad to see other parts of our family searching too!!! I've a lot of information so e-mail me @ pscummins@austintx.net I'll be looking foward to hearing from you!!!