List of Variants that I tried that are not in the Wuerttemburg Index: Eigner/Eignor Aignor Eygner Agender/Aegender/Egender

HELLO THERE.... ANY BODY OUT THERE ON THE LIST...... THIS PLACE HAS BEEN REAL QUIET FOR THE LAST FEW DAYS.THOUGHT ID SEE IF THE LIST WAS STILLING WORKING OR NOT......BYE.. ===== __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Bid and sell for free at http://auctions.yahoo.com

--0-1804289383-938996562=:8941 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Disposition: inline hi there cousins... here is just some basic information i have typed up on some of the agners from rowan co. north carolina... thought you all might want to look at.... <SFD> :>) ===== __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Bid and sell for free at http://auctions.yahoo.com --0-1804289383-938996562=:8941 Content-Type: text/plain; name="agner.txt" Content-Description: agner.txt Content-Disposition: inline; filename="agner.txt" here is some stuff i found while at the dar library in dc these were will abstracts: henry Egender will aprol 3.1798 prbated `1806 <C-271> wife elizabeth one son daniel egender other childern not named. exer: john williams witness jacob fisher and peter hendricks **same source as below..... henryr agender will jan 1790 <c=60> probated in 1792 two sons: david agender henry agender jr. mentions two grand daughters catherine agender and mary agender father was john agender.....<dec> **source rowan co. abstract of wills vol 1 1753-1805 books a-f elizabeth agender will 1812 <g=267> probated 1813 one son samuel agender daughters; margaret fraley catherine bringle anna mary brown elizabeth hartman exec:peter hartman witness: jacob fisher and jacob wise **source rowan co. n.c. will abstracts vol 2 1805-1850 abstract of books g-k here is some stuff taken from the 1850 morality schedule for rowan co. north carolina...... margaret fraley widow of george fraley died march 1850 was 75 years old from palsy ill.. james sawyer died april 1850 age 30 from disease of the head. he was married to sophia agner.. married on 7-9-1840...... **both of these have obt to them which can be found if they still exist at carolina watchman newspaper... there is also a book entitled captain daniel littel esq. and his contemporaries.... including most of the population of rowan co. north carolina 1753-1792 by pauline shook....... in 1994.... very good book... i have stuff copied from it dealing with agner's in it....... also have where some of the agner's fought in civil war and who they fought with....... also have cemetery records where some of them are buried too.... the one cemetery where most of them are buried at is the old union lutheran church located on bringle ferry road...... **note** that roy agner back in 1969 documenated this entire cemetery..... i have the agner's from it..... 1. providence methodist church cemetery has at least one agner buried there ...... w.a. agner born 5-6-1867 died 10-22-1894 2. franklin presbyterian church.... there is one agner buried there too.... lucy ann agner born 1817 died june 24, 1857.. she was married to milas a. agner.... 3. another cemetery dnt know the name of it but had three people in it... peter m. walton may 1, 1834 nov 13, 1901 sarah l. walton feb 7, 1838 mar 3, 1905 <former agner> christina agner sept 11, 1809 jan 30, 1841 this is just some of the goodies i have on the agner;s from rowan co. north carolina at the moment...... --0-1804289383-938996562=:8941--

hi there.... good job lady..... i like it a lot..... i wonder if george agner/egner.. had any kids or not... dont we just have prove who george belonged too and where he came from... right..... patsy ===== __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Bid and sell for free at http://auctions.yahoo.com

Anybody on the list working on the the NC or SC or even the FL Egner/Agners who may be able to indentify this Phillip Egner? My guess would be Phil M., son of George Jr. who was son of George Agner/Egner from Newberry, SC (formerly of Rowan Co NC), BUT that is only a guess! --Celia Hartmann, List Owner >From 'Bladen County North Carolina Abstract of Early Deeds, 1738-1804' by Brent Holcomb, pub 1979 by Southern Historical Press; Bladen Deedbook vol 1738-1779, page 313-314: 4 Aug 1772, Phillip Ichner of Bladen Co., & wife Catherine to Lewis Munroe, planter, for L65 proc. money...land on N side Rockfush Creek, 100 A granted to Henry Messer, 26 Nov 1737, also another tract granted to John McMuth 4 May 1769, on a small creek on the upper side of Rockfish adj. Counsels lower corner, 100 A... Phillip Egner {seal}, Catharine Ikner {seal}, wit: John Legitt, Thos Davis. Nov. Term 1772. prov. by John Letett. Maturin Colvill,

Hello Listers! Just my weekly (or thereabouts) update to let you know the list is alive. There are 33 of us listers now. We seem to get a couple each week; that's great! The more the merrier. So far, that I know, we have people researching lines in the following states: KY, MD, OH, PA, NC, NY, SC, VA, and WV. Hope to hear from the 5 or 6 people on the list that I don't know who they are researching yet. I've asked Chris on the list to post some helpful tips from time-to-time to tell us how to better preserve our important documents. We all have documents that we'd like to keep around. I encourage everyone to post transcriptions of wills, bios, pension papers, etc. to our board. (Follow the link in the tag below.) Hope to hear from you! --Celia Hartmann, List Owner :o)

--part1_93cd2e01.2521e643_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit I am co-founder of a substantial private archive the purpose of which is to rescue, repair, archive and preserve documents, photos, Bibles and personal papers of a genealogical nature. Some of our materials date back to the 1600's. I have forwarded your Email to my partner and asked that she advise you on the best course of action. My fear is that restoration may be impossible however, preservation is always a possibility. Good luck! Chris Echoes of the Past Archive http://www.echoesarchive.com/ --part1_93cd2e01.2521e643_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: <EGNER-L-request@rootsweb.com> Received: from rly-zc02.mx.aol.com (rly-zc02.mail.aol.com [172.31.33.2]) by air-zc01.mail.aol.com (v60.28) with ESMTP; Sun, 26 Sep 1999 22:00:31 -0400 Received: from c-20.rootsweb.com (c-20.rootsweb.com [209.164.27.20]) by rly-zc02.mx.aol.com (v61.9) with ESMTP; Sun, 26 Sep 1999 22:00:16 -0400 Received: (from slist@localhost) by c-20.rootsweb.com (8.9.3/8.9.3) id TAA01263; Sun, 26 Sep 1999 19:03:10 -0700 Resent-Date: Sun, 26 Sep 1999 19:03:10 -0700 From: "Craig Deans" <craigdeans@worldnet.att.net> Old-To: "Egner List" <EGNER-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sun, 26 Sep 1999 19:59:16 -0600 Message-ID: <LOBBIAFKEMHLGDJMAKEIIELDCBAA.craigdeans@worldnet.att.net> MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" X-Priority: 3 (Normal) X-MSMail-Priority: Normal X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook IMO, Build 9.0.2416 (9.0.2910.0) Importance: Normal X-MimeOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V5.00.2314.1300 Subject: [A/EGNER] 100 year obit on fragile paper Resent-Message-ID: <RwlXiD.A.XT.eBt73@c-20.rootsweb.com> To: EGNER-L@rootsweb.com Resent-From: EGNER-L@rootsweb.com X-Mailing-List: <EGNER-L@rootsweb.com> archive/latest/24 X-Loop: EGNER-L@rootsweb.com Precedence: list Resent-Sender: EGNER-L-request@rootsweb.com Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hi cousins, I have a question that, hopefully, some of you may have an answer for. I just received from my father's second wife an obituary printed on newsprint in 1893. The paper was folded and basically fell apart when I unfolded it. In addition, my father (Roy Egner) at some point used scotch tape to repair tears. This would have been done many years ago, and needless to say, the tape damaged the paper. It has discolored the paper and where the tape is still attached has made it very brittle. The obit contains a lot of family information going back to 1820 on the Hendry side of the family (my father's maternal parentage) plus an etching of my gggrandfather and I would like to preserve it. Any suggestions on what I can do?? Unfortunately, I haven't been able to locate any additional Egner information, but am still diligently working on it. Thanks for any suggestions, Jean ==== EGNER Mailing List ==== Visit the Egner/Agner resource page: http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/e/g/EGNER/ Post your Queries, Bible Records, Bios, Deeds, Obits, Pensions, and Wills on the appropriate GenConnect Board: http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/e/g/EGN

Jean, Can you figure out the name and data of the newspaper in which the obituary was originally published? If so, using that information, check a reference book, "Newspapers On Microfilm," that hopefully lists availability on microfilm of that particular publication. Listings are by state and town. If that issue is on microfilm you can obtain a printout of the original article from that source. Or, if you determine the name and date of the newspaper that contained the obituary, contact the public library nearest the place of publication. They should be able to help you locate that newspaper on microfilm. Good luck, Priscilla

Can anyone on the list help? I only have a couple suggestions of who to ask: Call your nearest Genealogical or Historical Society or Newspaper and ask them. They all should have experience in preservation. The other thing is: type up--word for word--anything you can read before something else happens to it! What a treasure! Good luck and let us know what they say. I have some, not so old, that I sould probably preserve. Didn't really think of it before now. Better do it before it's too late! --Celia, List Owner. ----- Original Message ----- From: Craig Deans <craigdeans@worldnet.att.net> To: <EGNER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, September 26, 1999 9:59 PM Subject: [A/EGNER] 100 year obit on fragile paper > Hi cousins, > > I have a question that, hopefully, some of you may have an answer for. I > just received from my father's second wife an obituary printed on newsprint > in 1893. The paper was folded and basically fell apart when I unfolded it. > In addition, my father (Roy Egner) at some point used scotch tape to repair > tears. This would have been done many years ago, and needless to say, the > tape damaged the paper. It has discolored the paper and where the tape is > still attached has made it very brittle. The obit contains a lot of family > information going back to 1820 on the Hendry side of the family (my father's > maternal parentage) plus an etching of my gggrandfather and I would like to > preserve it. Any suggestions on what I can do?? > > Unfortunately, I haven't been able to locate any additional Egner > information, but am still diligently working on it. > > Thanks for any suggestions, > Jean

Hi cousins, I have a question that, hopefully, some of you may have an answer for. I just received from my father's second wife an obituary printed on newsprint in 1893. The paper was folded and basically fell apart when I unfolded it. In addition, my father (Roy Egner) at some point used scotch tape to repair tears. This would have been done many years ago, and needless to say, the tape damaged the paper. It has discolored the paper and where the tape is still attached has made it very brittle. The obit contains a lot of family information going back to 1820 on the Hendry side of the family (my father's maternal parentage) plus an etching of my gggrandfather and I would like to preserve it. Any suggestions on what I can do?? Unfortunately, I haven't been able to locate any additional Egner information, but am still diligently working on it. Thanks for any suggestions, Jean

FYI: Looking at the LDS' Ancestral Files, I see that the the FL Agners seem to come from SC. They seem to have originated from a John Agner born about 1796 who settled in Abbeville, SC. This is only a couple counties west of Newberry County, where George Agner/Egner of NC settled. I wonder if this John was a son of his? If he is, he is not mentioned in George's estate sale in 1797 (SC George died before July 28, 1796). He could be however a son of George's son David or George. (In looking again, George Jr. didn't have a son named John it seems and neither did David! Hmmm... Another mystery.) Any FL or SC researchers out there that can shed some light? --Celia Hartmann, List Owner Gen_Searchin@yahoo.com or hartmann@bright.net

Celia Hartmann suggested that I join this list as I have been researching the descendants of John Lisle of Franklin Co., OH. His youngest daughter Rachel married William Sackett and migrated to Putnam Co., OH about 1833. Two of their daughters married into the George Agner family. If anyone is interested, I have a small temporary website documenting most of my data on this family. Please write privately for the URL as it is temporary and do not wish to document the location in the archives. I am interested in learning more about this family and the Sackett and Agner ancestors. Thanks, John B. Lisle Burlington, MA

hi there people.... after talking to the girls the other nite on icq while holding one of our Searching For Documenation for Arch's parents chat's. I decided to post the marriages for the Agner's from Rowan County, North Carolina. For you all to see and maybe somebody might have something out there to help us get this crew figured out at some point.Especially the early ones. here they go folks: MARGARET AGENOR M. GEORGE FRAILEY 6-16-1796 CATHARINE AGNER M. CHRISTIAN BRINGLE 1-23-1805 CATHERINE AGNER M. JESSEE TOWNSLEY 10=30-1822 CATHERINE AGNER M. JACOB SWINK 12-16-1811 DELIA AGNER M. ELI YOUNTS 10-27-1842 ELIZABETH AGNER M. FREDERICK MAHALEY 8-4-1824 ELIZABETH AGNER M. MILAS CANUP 8-27-1851 ELIZABETH E. AGNER M. ROBERT F. FREEMAN 3-16-1859 LIZA AGNER M. PETER HARTMANN 11-7-1810 MARY ANN TO HENRY BARCUM 9-28-1865 MILLY AGNER M. CHARLES EARNHEART 10-24-1859 NANCY AGNER M. JOHN HESS 7-22-1823 NANCY AGNER M. JOEL W. HULL 3-28-1843 NANCY E. AGNER M. RICHARD L. BROWN 1-27-1866 ROSA AGNER M. NICHOLES BRINGLE 5-15-1843 ROSA AGNER M. HENRY T. CANUP 1-12-1857 MARY AGNER M. FELIX FRITZ 12-31-1845 DANIEL AGENER M. RESINA BASINGER 7-12-1802 PETER AGENER M. CATHERINE ROUGH 10-21-1809 HENRY AGENGER M. MARIA M. KERCHER 1-15-1774 BENJAMIN AGENOR M. CATY BULLON 12-17-1811 SAMUEL AGENOR M. POLLY GRUBB 4-15-1816 ALEXANDER AGNER M. LURETTA CAUBBLE 1-4-1842 HENRY AGNER M. SARAH AREY 12-27-1843 HENRY AGNER M. CATY WISE ON 4-27-1843 HENRY AGNER JR M. ELIZABETH ERRY 9-30-1775 ISAAC AGNER M. CHRISTENA MULL 7-18-1827 JACOB AGNER M. BESTEY WOOLER 1-28-1818 JOHN F. AGNER M. CRISSY CAUBLE 12-10-1857 LEWIS AGNER M. ALEY C. JULIAN 8-21-1860 LEWIS AGNER M. LAURA M. HOLSHOUSER 9-24-1849 MILAS A. AGNER M. MARTHA JANE OWEN 3-9-1859 MILAS A. AGNER M. LUCY ANN WINDERS 5-20-1844 MOSES AGNER M. MARGARET KINCAID 7-10-1859 HERE ARE FEW MORE MARRIAGES THAT I HAVE FOUND ALSO: MARY ANN AGNER M. SAMUEL A. MORGAN 2-21-1888 WILLIAM A AGNER M. FRANCIS LOU EAGLE 4-7-1887 ABRAHAM BROWN M. M. MARY HARDMON AGNER JAN. 1769 PETER LITTLE SR. M. CHRISTINA ANGER DANIEL LITTLE JR. M. PHILLIPINA AGNER <THIS LAST TWO PROBABLY BELONG TO JACOB EAGNOR/AGNER WERE STILL LOOKING FOR.... HE MIGHT BE FROM MATHIAS LINE FROM PA...> OK.. PEOPLE THIS WRAPS UP THE LIST SO FAR....LETS SEE IF WE CAN MAKE SOMETHING HAPPEN ON THESE PEOPLE... I HAVE SEVERAL OF THEM RESEARCHED TO DEGREE BUT NOT MUCH NO DOCUMENATION TO SPEAK OF... BUT A LITTLE BIT.... __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Bid and sell for free at http://auctions.yahoo.com

One of our listers asked the following question, off the list: Do you know if the Rockbrigde Aignor/Agner/Aegender family had a preferred spelling? I realize there isn't likely to be much consistency in the documents of the period, but I was curious if you knew how the name evolved. I thought others might be interested in knowing the answer, so I thought I'd give a shot at it to the entire list. She is right in that there seems to be little consistency in the documents. We have over 50 variants of the name! When Johannes Aegender first arrived at Philadelphia in 1731, he was required to sign his name on two passenger lists. We are lucky, he did not sign with an X. In both lists the signature looks like Johannes Agender, only the A has an unusual umlaut over it. Instead of the usual two dots, Johannes' is like a the short vowel mark--kinda like a u. (BTW, these signatures match his power of attorney, written in NC, shortly before his death--only it looks more like Agnder) When Rupp wrote his book on the PA Germans, he interpreted the name as Aegender, only it's that funky AE that are merged together, and really one letter. Other authors interpreted as Egender or Egenter. At his naturalization in 1747, the author listed it as Eigenter. Once he gets to what is now Lehigh County--then Bucks, the church records show a few variants, like Egener or Agener. (The records of Bucks/Lehigh are often confused with another immigrant by the name of Johan Mathias Egner--his family generally kept the Egner name, but I have some instances where a document spelled it Agner, etc.) When Johannes and his son Henry settle in Rowan Co, NC, the name was generally spelled Agenor/Agener or Agender or Aginder, early on. In some case Eggender or Agendar. And in a couple cases, the more traditional Agner. By about 1800, the name was fairly consist of being Agner or Agnor. (The records of Rowan may also be confused, as there is a Jacob Egner who appears there, whom I believe to be the eldest son of Johan Mathias Egner f Bucks/Lehigh) At the same time Johannes and Henry were in Rowan, Johannes' son Ludwig remained in what is now Northhampton PA for awhile, then moved onto what is now Washington Co, Maryland. In these places the name became Egender, Agener/Aegener, or Aigner. In some cases, Igender, Igonder, Igantor, Eigener, Eagoner or Eagner. In one case in 1790, the name took on it's more traditional spelling as Agner. The earliest spellings of Ludwig's son John in Rockbridge, seem to be Eigander or Aignor, then by the 1820s the name was Eigner/Eignor with the beginnings of Agner/Agnor or Egnor. Meanwhile, about the same time, Ludwig's grandson George in Ohio seems to have always used the Agner spelling. And of course, in all these timeperiods, in various documents, other spellings were of course used as well. But in the end, the spelling that was used most often--in NC, VA, or OH--became Agner. A few branches became Agnor or Egnor. Please note this only applies to the Aegender line. There are different lines with the Egner, Egnor, Agner, Aigner/Aignor, and Egender names. Not all these are variants of the Aegender name, but are legitimate in their own right, with their own immigrant ancestor. We have not attempted to trace the Johannes Aegender line into Switzerland to see how it was spelled there. Hope this helps someone! --Celia Hartmann, List Owner

Hello Cousin Kerry! There are several of us on the list working on the Rockbridge line right now and the Siders line is one area we could use some help on. We would love to include any documenation or research you may have concerning Margaret and John Siders. We've scraped up a little, but would love to have more! Of course, you would be given credit for being the source of that information! Here's what we have to date. Margaret was the daughter of John Aegender (Igender, Iginter, Eagoner, Eigander, Agner) who was the son of Ludwig Aegender (Aigner, Agner) who was the son of Johannes Aegender (Eigender, Agender, Agner) who arrived in Philadelphia on 21 Sep 1731. We believe he was from Switzerland, for his power of attorney written shortly before his death concerning his maternal and paternal inheritance. Probably about half the subscribers on this list descend from either Ludwig or his brother Henry Aegender--though some of us are still looking for the proof! So you got a lot of cousins here! Including me, I descend from Margaret's brother John. 26. Margaret AGNOR, (John 3 , Ludwig 2 , Johannes 1 ), born between 1775 and 1794 in MD, probably 1788/89. She married in Rockbridge County, Virginia 15 August 1811, to John SIDERS, G. A. Baxter officiating. John was born between 1775 and 1794. John seems to have been a son of Frederick and Elizabeth (Wolfe) Siders, brother to George; Michael who married Susanna Agner; Henry who married Catherine Muterspaugh; Susannah who married George Agner; and Elizabeth who married John Tribbett. John Siders died 16 Sep 1869, aged 78 years 11 months 13 days, Springfield, Twp, Gallia County, OH. If this is indeed the same John Siders, he was born c1791 according to his age at death. In 1820, John Siders' household consisted of three males under age 10, two females under age 10, one male aged 26-45, and one female aged 26-45. Another male aged 26-45 was in their household, and two members of the household were foreigners. In 1830, this family had apparently migrated to Richland County, OH. (according to a John Siders found in census) In 1840, John Siders appears in Marion County, OH Census Index. In 1850, John Siders appears in Fulton County Ohio, according to the Census Index. John and Margaret supposedly migrated to Gallia County, OH, where they are assumed to have died. Further research is needed on this family. Their children follow: 72 i. George SIDERS born 14 Feb 1812, Rockbridge Co., VA., died 14 Mar 1900, Springfield Twp, Gallia, OH. He is buried at Pine Hill Cem, Gallia, OH. George Siders appears in Fulton County, OH in the 1850 Census Index. 73 ii. Mary SIDERS born 1816, Rockbridge Co., VA. iii. Martha SIDERS born 1818 Rockbridge Co., VA. iv. William SIDERS born 1820 Rockbridge Co., VA. 76 v. Joseph SIDERS born 1822 Rockbridge Co., VA. Joseph Siders appears in Fulton County, OH in the 1850 Census Index. 77 vi. John SIDERS born 1825 Rockbridge Co., VA. John Siders, Jr appears in Fulton County, OH in the 1850 Census Index. 78 vii. Susanah SIDERS born 1833 Rockbridge Co., VA. [An Isaac Siders also appears in Fulton County, OH 1850 Census Index.] I think that's about it for her directly. As you can see, we need alot of help figuring out the Siders. We have much more on her siblings and ancestors. Like I said we are in the process of documenting the Aegenders. We hope to someday publish it! Therefore we are gathing as much documentation and information as we can on the lines. We hope to carry it to 6 to 7 generations where we can. Your Margaret is 4th generation. So if you have anything you would like to contribute, we'd love to use it--you will be given credit for the source of the information you provide. If you contact me off the list, I'd be happy to give you an address in which things can be sent, or if you have a scanner you can email attachments to me personally (JPG, TIF, etc.). Or if things aren't in great shape, they can be transcribed and submitted. Welcome aboard, cousin! Look forward to working with you on this line. --Celia, List Owner ----- Original Message ----- From: Kerry <kbhend@accesshub.net> To: <EGNER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, September 20, 1999 7:12 PM > I'm looking for the parents of Margaret Aignor who was born Abt. 1788 in Rockbridge County, VA. She married John Siders August 15, 1811, in Rockbridge County. She died in Gallia County, OH. Thanks in advance for any information you can provide. > > Kerry > kbhend@accesshub.net >

Just want to say WELCOME to the newest members and invite them tell us about themselves and to share their illusive ancestor! May we make some connections and knock down some walls! Newest members: ~Dorothy L. ~Past Snoop (cute handle!) ~Sanford H. ~KT B. ~Priscilla B. If I've missed anyone, please jump in too! We can't help one another if we don't know who everyone is looking for! :o) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Celia Hartmann (hartmann@bright.net or gen_searchin@yahoo.com) List Owner

Hey A/Egner and Variants Researchers, We now number 26, not bad for just getting started. If you all know of more, please pass on the word. Anyone subscribing this week, or hasn't yet posted their line, please tell us about your search. I plan to include any researcher who wants to be included on my website: http://members.xoom.com/_XOOM/rchartmann/egnor-contacts.html Happy Hunting everyone! ---Celia

No matches but you might want to take a look at: http://gozips.uakron.edu/~agould Click on Anthony Ray Goulds Genealogy Page There are about 80 or 90 Abbott's on this page from 1740's to 1927. James Abbott b.? 1740's Joseph Abbott b. abt 1766 John Allen Abbott b. 31 Oct 1801 Braden Allen Abbott b. 16 May 1835 Julie Ann Abbott b. 30 Jan 1869 My GGgrandmother There are many Egnor's on this site also. I can supply you with a PAF or a GedCom file of a copy of the Aegendener line 1693-1908 containing about seventeen hundred entries for Agnor,Egnor,Egner & etc. Later Cuz Dick Gould ______________________________ Reply Separator _________________________________ Subject: [A/EGNER] My Egnor / Egner roots Author: magriff@davesworld.net (Allan Griffith) at internet Date: 09/15/1999 7:31 PM I'd be interested in comparing notes and hopefully adding to a mutual database of information on my ancestor Rachel EGNOR (I've always seen it spelled with an "O" instead of an "E"). Her lifespan is believed to be 1745-1805. She allegedly married Andrew MANN (may have originally been MAUNEY ?) in March 1760. Rachel is belived born in Wurtenburg, Germany and died @ Fulton Co, PA. I've not visited the area but allegedly her grave is at the Bethel Mennonite Cemetery in that Pennsylvania County. I cannot determine her parents and the limited information I have is gotten from others, thus I've never verified it. I believe I descend from their daughter, Margaret Sarah MANN, born November 1760/61 ? -- Thank you & sincerely, Allan Griffith, # 1 Jodi Lane, Bloomington, IL, USA 61701 home phone: 309-829-2063, if no answer try 309-828-2059 most reliable email: magriff@bigfoot.com alternates if above doesn't work: magriff@davesworld.net Personal HomePage: http://www.bigfoot.com/~magriff/ PEG HomePage: http://homepage.davesworld.net/~magriff ==== EGNER Mailing List ==== Visit the Egner/Agner resource page: http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/e/g/EGNER/ Post your Queries, Bible Records, Bios, Deeds, Obits, Pensions, and Wills on the appropriate GenConnect Board: http://resources.rootsw eb.com/surnames/e/g/EGNER/#gc ============================== Support free genealogy on the Internet! Join RootsWeb.com today!

Allan and other new subscribers: Welcome! Allan, I wish I could help with your Rachel. She has been a big mystery for years! Most researchers have given up on ever finding her ancestors. I know of one other researcher (Rick Thomas) still trying and he's always on the look out for something to tie her into a line, but he's not a subscriber to the list. He's also looking for the Jacob Eigner who supposedly came to Philadelphia in 1753 that I found on my FTM's Passenger & Immigration index, thinking perhaps that's her father. She doesn't seem to fit Johan Mathias Egner or Johannes Aegender (later Agner, though my line became Egnor). She eventually settled just across from my Ludwig Aegender line, who settled in Washington Co, MD. Incidentally, my Ludwig married a Christina Mahn--so don't know if there is a connection there. May I add you to my Egnor/Agnor links page as a researcher of Rachel? I'm trying to keep a list of known researchers of the name (or a variant). My contact site is: http://members.xoom.com/rchartmann/egnor-contacts.html Hopefully other researchers will join the list and we can sort some of these lines out. Good luck! --Celia :o) ----- Original Message ----- From: Allan Griffith <magriff@davesworld.net> To: <EGNER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, September 15, 1999 10:28 PM Subject: [A/EGNER] My Egnor / Egner roots > I'd be interested in comparing notes and hopefully adding to a mutual > database of information on my ancestor Rachel EGNOR (I've always seen it > spelled with an "O" instead of an "E"). Her lifespan is believed to be > 1745-1805. She allegedly married Andrew MANN (may have originally been > MAUNEY ?) in March 1760. Rachel is belived born in Wurtenburg, Germany > and died @ Fulton Co, PA. I've not visited the area but allegedly her > grave is at the Bethel Mennonite Cemetery in that Pennsylvania County. I > cannot determine her parents and the limited information I have is gotten > from others, thus I've never verified it. I believe I descend from their > daughter, Margaret Sarah MANN, born November 1760/61 ? > > -- > Thank you & sincerely, > > Allan Griffith, # 1 Jodi Lane, Bloomington, IL, USA 61701 > home phone: 309-829-2063, if no answer try 309-828-2059 > most reliable email: magriff@bigfoot.com > alternates if above doesn't work: > magriff@davesworld.net > Personal HomePage: http://www.bigfoot.com/~magriff/ > PEG HomePage: http://homepage.davesworld.net/~magriff > > > > ==== EGNER Mailing List ==== > Visit the Egner/Agner resource page: > http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/e/g/EGNER/ > Post your Queries, Bible Records, Bios, Deeds, Obits, > Pensions, and Wills on the appropriate GenConnect Board: http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/e/g/EGNER/#gc > > ============================== > Support free genealogy on the Internet! Join RootsWeb.com today! >

I'd be interested in comparing notes and hopefully adding to a mutual database of information on my ancestor Rachel EGNOR (I've always seen it spelled with an "O" instead of an "E"). Her lifespan is believed to be 1745-1805. She allegedly married Andrew MANN (may have originally been MAUNEY ?) in March 1760. Rachel is belived born in Wurtenburg, Germany and died @ Fulton Co, PA. I've not visited the area but allegedly her grave is at the Bethel Mennonite Cemetery in that Pennsylvania County. I cannot determine her parents and the limited information I have is gotten from others, thus I've never verified it. I believe I descend from their daughter, Margaret Sarah MANN, born November 1760/61 ? -- Thank you & sincerely, Allan Griffith, # 1 Jodi Lane, Bloomington, IL, USA 61701 home phone: 309-829-2063, if no answer try 309-828-2059 most reliable email: magriff@bigfoot.com alternates if above doesn't work: magriff@davesworld.net Personal HomePage: http://www.bigfoot.com/~magriff/ PEG HomePage: http://homepage.davesworld.net/~magriff