Diane, Middle name Ann. Any info on John Decker abt 1810?

My computor has been down. Luckily my mail was saved. Will look at what I have on Moses and let you know. I need info on a John Decker Ohio to Knox Co Indiana to S. Illinois abt 1805 to 1850.

Hi Just joined this list and I'm looking for people connected to Abner Decker (born early 1800's, died late 1800's) of Wayne County, Kentucky. His daughter Mary "Hiley" Ann married Benjamin Franklin SPANN. Hiley Ann DECKER - b. 26 SEP 1836 Wayne Co., KY; d. 1 JUL 1884 Wayne Co., KY Ben SPANN - b. OCT 1827 KY or TN; d. 15 DEC 1901 Wayne Co. KY Looking for more data on the DECKER family of Wayne Co. Appreciate any information. Laura [email protected]

Hi John , I am researching Deckers in Luzurne County Pa, Show up about 1787, have info and can exchange, I susspect they came from orange county or sussex nj but don't know Del Decker Scranton Pa to subscribe to new local ads by email> [email protected] Northeast Pa's Busiest Site Http://inpa.com

I've updated my webpage. If you haven't been to it yet. I have some date, pictures, surnames, etc. It still a start. If you find any match or have question please get back to me. _/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/ _/ Scott Shrader  _/ _/ [email protected] _/ _/ _/ _/ My Home Page _/ _/ http://www.scsn.net/users/shrader _/ _/ _/ _/ Columbia, SC _/ _/ ICQ: 1068374 _/ _/ _/ _/ Surnames: Shrader, Thompson, Nester, _/ _/ Gardner, Lloyd, Preston, Warner, _/ _/ Decker, Day, Shufflebarger, Wygal, _/ _/ Galaway, Hicks, Wiley, Woodyard, _/ _/ Goad, Mabry, Somones, Parbakes, _/ _/ Martin, Quesenberry, Cock, Webb, _/ _/ Cox, Packgett, White, Haskell, _/ _/ Webster, Gibb, Loughead, Robinson, _/ _/ Black, Carnahan, Goss, Wright, _/ _/ Wadley, Schoonover, Arnst, _/ _/ Smartwood, Rymerick, Van Etter, _/ _/ & Conseler _/ _/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/

I've updated my webpage. If you haven't been to it yet. I have some date, pictures, surnames, etc. It still a start. If you find any match or have question please get back to me. _/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/ _/ Scott Shrader  _/ _/ [email protected] _/ _/ _/ _/ My Home Page _/ _/ http://www.scsn.net/users/shrader _/ _/ _/ _/ Gems, Minerals, & Fossils WebRing _/ _/ http://www.geocities.com/Yosemite/2352 _/ _/ _/ _/ Columbia, SC _/ _/ ICQ: 1068374 _/ _/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/

Hello: I am looking for Floyd Decker from Doniphan, MO b. abt. 1904, m. Corda Baster. Anyone recognize him? Bill Bugosh

Earl-I mother is a Phillips. I am trying to locate decendants of my grandfather who I never met but who remarried and had other children. -----Original Message----- From: DianePhi [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Saturday, May 09, 1998 5:11 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [DECKER-L] Moses DECKER b abt 1788 your name caught my eye, i am diane marie decker-phillips, what's your middle name LOL

Hi Guys: I'm glad you cleared up the country JAN BROERSON came from. Everybody said Dutch. I always said Danish. That clears that up. charles [email protected] ---------- > From: Kenn Garrison <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: [DECKER-L] Researching Moses Decker > Date: Saturday, May 09, 1998 6:54 PM > > John Decker, > I saw your reply to Chris Farris, but the info that I have is probably > of more use to you. I noticed you are from Greenvill, Tx. If you can get > to the Dallas Main Library downtown genealogical section look this up. > "County and Regional Histories & Atlases. New York Ulster county > Reel 100-104" There is a complete genealogy of the Decker family in > Ulster county starting in 1655 with (would you believe?) Jan Broersen, > the Dane you spoke of in your reply to Chris! It is on microfilm and > every word is legible. E-mail me for more info. > Ken Garrison >

Hello to Decker Researchers: I am seeking information on Henry Decker and wife Ann Coleman of Lunenburg and Mecklenburg Counties, VA. Henry Decker patented 435 arces on the South Fork of Allen's Creek adjoining Coleman on March 10, 1756. John Coleman went Surety for his daughter Ann, when she married. Her brother, James Coleman, also signed as second signer. They had 5 known children, William, Samuel, John, Joseph, and Henry. The children went to KY. The Decker Family of Grayson County Kentucky by Barry W. Downs and Percy Ray Downs, Jr. claims that Henry Decker of VA was a decendent of Jan Decker of New Jersey. I am really not sure this is true. The Passenger and Immigration Lists Index show a Henry Decker immigrating into the port ot Philadephia, PA, 1751. Any information would be appreciated. John & Mary Ealy [email protected]

I have the total 1860 Census for Indiana. I am willing to do look ups but please ask for specific names (no "All Deckers in X county). Thanks. Norma Karter

John Decker, I saw your reply to Chris Farris, but the info that I have is probably of more use to you. I noticed you are from Greenvill, Tx. If you can get to the Dallas Main Library downtown genealogical section look this up. "County and Regional Histories & Atlases. New York Ulster county Reel 100-104" There is a complete genealogy of the Decker family in Ulster county starting in 1655 with (would you believe?) Jan Broersen, the Dane you spoke of in your reply to Chris! It is on microfilm and every word is legible. E-mail me for more info. Ken Garrison

Chris, Hi, Saw your post on the DECKER-L Mailing list. I have 9 Moses DECKER's in my data. The closest that I have in age to your Moses is the one mentioned by Charles Ostrander (in his post to the DECKER-L Mailing list). Like Charles, I have no further break-down of Moses,i.e., no spouse no children, etc. If this Moses was born in Orange Co., NY, I would take exception to the idea expressed in the "Historical and Biographical Memories of Muskingum County, Ohio 1892" that he is of German descent. DECKER's born in that part of this country in that time period (ca-1790) were almost 100% sure of being a descendant of the Dutchman, Jan Gerretsen or the Dane, Jan Broersen. These men arrived in the Dutch colonies about 1640. They both assumed the name DECKER. Probably about the time the British defeated the West Indies Company and the Dutch of early New Amsterdam (ca 1665). The early dutch used the patronymics naming convention and didn't have last names as we know them. So, they assumed a last name. Many of them took the Van or Von (from) coupled with the name of their home town. Some, like the Jan's, just assumed a name. Why they chose DECKER remains a mystery. I'll keep looking and if I come up with anything I'll E-mail you. In the mean time, I'd like a copy of your data on the DECKER's that you are researching. I am trying to compile a file and link as many of the DECKER's as I can. Let me know what software that you use and maybe we can agree to a file exchange. Thanks for your time. Regards, John Decker 5508 Lynn St. Greenville, TX 75402 ---------- > From: HulaLULU <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: [DECKER-L] Intro - researching Moses DECKER b abt 1788 > Date: Saturday, May 09, 1998 2:03 PM > > Hi fellow Decker researchers! > > We have hit a brick wall looking for siblings and parents of Moses DECKER but > have extensive info on his decendants (14 children) to share. If any of the > following info rings your bell, or if you have any suggestions please respond > either to the List or my personal email address. Thank you for your time. > > Chris Farris > mailto:[email protected] > > Historical and Biographical Memories of Muskingum County, Ohio 1892 ) says he > was born (in Orange Co, NY we believe) of German parents and brought to > Muskingum Co, OH as a child. The first record of Moses, so far, is recorded > in 1809 in Muskingum Co, OH in a court document. > > Muskingum Co. Marriages 1803 to 1818 shows Moses Decker and Elizabeth SHEPLER > Dec. 17, 1810 by Benj. Reasoner JP. Hand written record shows "Married on > the 19th November, 1810 Moses Decker and Elizabeth SHEPLOR of Muskingum County > given under my hand this 17th December 1810." signed Benj. Reasoner JP. > Typed record shows location of Highland Twp. (We understood her maiden name to > be REASONER.) > > In 1836 Moses moved most of his family to Suez Twp, Mercer Co, IL. Suspect > they left OH about 9/21/1836 with the McPherren group. > > In January, 1847 they moved to (then) Bad Ax Co, WI founding the village of > Viroqua, (now) Vernon Co, WI. > >

I have a MOSES DECKER, Born 25 Aug.1790 and Bpt. 1790, SHAWANGUNK RDC, ULSTER COUNTY, N.Y.. ORANGE COUNTY took part of ULSTER COUNTY around 1799. Siblings were Engeltje, Elizabeth, Jacobus, Catherina, Abram, Sara, Ezekiel, and Maria. Mother was Maria Winfield, Father was Abraham Decker Jr.............No other info. charles [email protected] ---------- > From: HulaLULU <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: [DECKER-L] Intro - researching Moses DECKER b abt 1788 > Date: Saturday, May 09, 1998 12:03 PM > > Hi fellow Decker researchers! > > We have hit a brick wall looking for siblings and parents of Moses DECKER but > have extensive info on his decendants (14 children) to share. If any of the > following info rings your bell, or if you have any suggestions please respond > either to the List or my personal email address. Thank you for your time. > > Chris Farris > mailto:[email protected] > > Historical and Biographical Memories of Muskingum County, Ohio 1892 ) says he > was born (in Orange Co, NY we believe) of German parents and brought to > Muskingum Co, OH as a child. The first record of Moses, so far, is recorded > in 1809 in Muskingum Co, OH in a court document. > > Muskingum Co. Marriages 1803 to 1818 shows Moses Decker and Elizabeth SHEPLER > Dec. 17, 1810 by Benj. Reasoner JP. Hand written record shows "Married on > the 19th November, 1810 Moses Decker and Elizabeth SHEPLOR of Muskingum County > given under my hand this 17th December 1810." signed Benj. Reasoner JP. > Typed record shows location of Highland Twp. (We understood her maiden name to > be REASONER.) > > In 1836 Moses moved most of his family to Suez Twp, Mercer Co, IL. Suspect > they left OH about 9/21/1836 with the McPherren group. > > In January, 1847 they moved to (then) Bad Ax Co, WI founding the village of > Viroqua, (now) Vernon Co, WI. > >

arlynn...icky, huh? i didn't have any say in the matter! i too, am LOL... dad (from the old days-now i'm daw!) where are you diane? i'm glad to see someone else doesn't like to use the shift key! are you going to contact john? At 05:11 PM 5/9/98 EDT, you wrote: >your name caught my eye, i am diane marie decker-phillips, what's your middle >name LOL > >

Howdy Decker Researchers: in reply to Chris, > siblings and parents of Moses DECKER , contact this individual--John Decker. John has given me permission to send his name to anyone who needs help with the Deckers...John is the man..."with more Decker's than you can shake a stick at", to quote him. Write to him at: [email protected] -- send him your data...although, he also belongs to this list, so he may have responded to you... are you listening John? Diane Decker-Warneke >

your name caught my eye, i am diane marie decker-phillips, what's your middle name LOL

Hi fellow Decker researchers! We have hit a brick wall looking for siblings and parents of Moses DECKER but have extensive info on his decendants (14 children) to share. If any of the following info rings your bell, or if you have any suggestions please respond either to the List or my personal email address. Thank you for your time. Chris Farris mailto:[email protected] Historical and Biographical Memories of Muskingum County, Ohio 1892 ) says he was born (in Orange Co, NY we believe) of German parents and brought to Muskingum Co, OH as a child. The first record of Moses, so far, is recorded in 1809 in Muskingum Co, OH in a court document. Muskingum Co. Marriages 1803 to 1818 shows Moses Decker and Elizabeth SHEPLER Dec. 17, 1810 by Benj. Reasoner JP. Hand written record shows "Married on the 19th November, 1810 Moses Decker and Elizabeth SHEPLOR of Muskingum County given under my hand this 17th December 1810." signed Benj. Reasoner JP. Typed record shows location of Highland Twp. (We understood her maiden name to be REASONER.) In 1836 Moses moved most of his family to Suez Twp, Mercer Co, IL. Suspect they left OH about 9/21/1836 with the McPherren group. In January, 1847 they moved to (then) Bad Ax Co, WI founding the village of Viroqua, (now) Vernon Co, WI.

Researching the DECHER and DECKER surnames in Philadelphia, PA from 1860s to present. Family is of German origin, but migrated to US via England in 1860s. I have the following information: 1. Henry DECHER b. 1824, Germany, Hesse, Dam., married Abt 1860, Mrs. Catherine "Kate" DECHER, b. 1827, Germany, Hesse, Dam. Children: 2. i Frederick C. DECHER, b. Nov 1861. ii John DECHER b. 1865, England. 3. iii Annie C. DECHER, b. 4 Nov 1869. iv Henry Jr. DECHER b. Sep 1878, Phila, Pa. v Thomas DECKER b. Oct 1880, Phila, Pa. Second Generation 2. Frederick C. DECKER b. Nov 1861, England, m. 1885, in Phila, Pa, Caroline HILTON, b. May 1862, PA. Children: i Jennie DECKER b. Oct 1887, Phila, Pa. ii Frederick Jr. DECKER b. Dec 1888, Phila, Pa. Iii Catharine DECKER b. Mar 1894, Phila, Pa. iv Charles DECKER b. Nov 1896, Phila, Pa. v Aloysius DECKER b. 1903-04, Phila, Pa. 3. Annie C. DECHER b. 4 Nov 1869, Phila, Pa, m. 25 Sep 1898, in Phila, Pa, Michael Joseph, Jr. MCLAUGHLIN, (b. 5 Oct 1873, Phila, Pa, d. 15 Jul 1947, Phila, Pa. ) Annie died 16 Jul 1935, Phila, Pa. Would like to contact anyone researching DECKER and DECHER in Philadelphia. Tom White -- Vienna, VA