I'd like to ask others on the list if they can supply any answers to the ancestry and siblings of Rachel EGNOR, allegedly born 1745 in Wurttemburg, Germany. She married Andrew MANN in 1760 - where? then migrated to Tolonoway Settlement area @ Pigeon cove, just NE of Warfordsburg, PA. - this area is just North of the Maryland State line and was Bedford Co, PA when they lived there but is now Fulton Co, Bethel Twp. They had 9 children. Andrew married Jane McCLELLAN after Rachel died. There seems to be quite a bit of information about Andrew's background, but nothing more than this on Rachel. I'm told that the above bits of information was taken from "the Lightfoot Collection" - but I've never seen it and I've wondered why it would have information showing a 9 year old female without showing other Egnors - perhaps parents died enroute ? This genealogical collection apparently shows Rachel emigrated to Philadelphia in 1754 from Germany. Now I've found another source listed in a CD-rom immigration index showing a Jacob EIGNER migrated from Germany to Philadelphia in 1753 - this is a close match - does anyone know anything about this Jacob EIGNER - OR - about the Lightfoot Collection" who can shed more light on this possible connection or anything else about Rachel EGNOR ? -- 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

I am looking for the family of George Washington Egner b-1842 in Ohio the son of Charles Egner b-Pa and Mary McMann b-De. George had a brother Robert Lee who married Eliza Brown, when Robert died George married her. The lived in Warsaw In.

ATTENtion:LM Jenkins Could be related. Most of our 'Wrights" remained in W.VA. Let's put our heads together. Thought I got your address from a posting or maybe Vaughn @Pastsnoop. Here's my info from family records. Some dates missing. My father(age 80)remembers some of these people, and can help. James Wright(son of Emery, according to family memory,but father's name unverified by primary records. Mother Annie McPHearson married Emery(?) in Cumberland, Maryland..I found an Amos in the census in county at this time with children's names Oliver and Orvine(see folllowing): James Wright supposedly born at Bingano(?sp.) WVA, sometime around 1855 and died in 1932 in Wilsonburg buried in Greenlawn cemetery. James Wright married Fanny(Frances) Egner at Craigmoor, W. Va.:James and Fanny's children raised in Craigmoor and Wilsonburg, WVA.: 1.Dorsey Earl married Anna Stark: Children: Roselean, virginia, and betty 2. Mary married Clyde Van Pelt: children: Pat, Pauline, Bell, Marie, Lloyd, Bud 3. Dona married John Reynolds:children Jack and Mary Frances(moved to Ohio) 4. Lee- married Audrey McCarty:Children Leroy and Eugene 5. Rufus-married Gertrude Rice:Children raymond, Margarite, John D., Jimmie 6. Andrew-married Emma Morris:children William, thelma, carol(Ft. Thomas, Ky., my grandfather) 7. Daisy m. Billy Shears(can't read spelling)- had 20 children James Wright of Wilsonburg had brothers: 1. Oliver- married Annie Belle Plant. Their Children: Bess, Lilly, Mary, Russell, Neiles(sp.???) a. Bess m. a Calvin-children Lillain and Annie b. Lilly m. Guy Davis-Children Mary, Homer, James Charles William, Virginia c. Mary m. Tony Travato d. Russell m. Frieda last name? e. Neihes(sp.) m. Ethel Godfre children: Junior, Bernice, Leota f.Warden(sp.?)m. ethel Connors-children: James, Russell, Billy, JEan 2. Orvine(brother of James) don't know children 3. Sisters of James Wright were Becky m . Ed Sneed and Lummy First Cousins of James,Oliver,Orvine,Becky,and Lummy were: James Wright(another"james", fletcher Wright, and Marcus Wright.) all floating around same area in census at this time. haven't followed their families yet. Let me know what you think Kathy Wright Schear,Cincinnati,OH NSchear@aol.com

To group: In 1870 Independance Co Ar Mr Joseph H Egner still living age 78 says worth only 100 dollars at that time...born North Carolina. In household are:;;; Cornelia age 26 keeping house born Ar Joseph G Price age 11 born Ar in school Dice age 75 (black) domestic serv,t... Born Va Claude When I have time to type from a report here in my files, will add some info to Joseph... Celia,,, If you will vol to type up this report for the site will send it to you... Claude Ps:;; Elvira born 1833 m/George Folson born 1830 a Merchant, Folson born N C At 09:33 AM 1/27/00 -0500, you wrote: >----- Original Message ----- >From: <NSchear@aol.com> >To: <EGNER-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Wednesday, January 26, 2000 10:01 AM >Subject: Re: [EGNER] Fw: Joseph H. Egner, Arkansas > > >> Where was Joseph H Egner born? > > >North Carolina > > >==== EGNER Mailing List ==== >Visit the Egner/Agner resource page: >http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/e/g/EGNER/ > >============================== >Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: >Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. >http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ > >

----- Original Message ----- From: <NSchear@aol.com> To: <EGNER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 26, 2000 10:01 AM Subject: Re: [EGNER] Fw: Joseph H. Egner, Arkansas > Where was Joseph H Egner born? North Carolina

Per request, here is the list of the children of William (son of Catherine nee Unknown and Benjamin Egner of Arkansas, who were both born in NC about 1789), as taken from the 1994 Eygner Eagle (Vol. VI, No. 12): William Egner born 8 July 1817 in Henry Co. KY; died 15 April 1894 Salado, AR. All children from his first wife, Sarah Jane Powell, whom he married around 1837. She was born in KY 13 Aug 1820 and died 20 Jan 1873 in AR. He then married Catherine Trammell 5 Apr 1874. Children of Sarah Jane and William: 1) Susan Egner born 1838 married 7 Feb 1858 to William C. DeCamp. They had three children: Carrie DeCamp who married Henry Neill Cullins and had Nellie Cullins who married Walter Searcey and Nita Cullins who married Lucien McSpadden; Edgar DeCamp, and William DeCamp. 2) Benjamin F. Egner, born 6 Aug 1840 KY Apparently died in Civil War 3) Elisha Egner, born 1841 AR Apparently died in Civil War 4) Allen R. Egner, born 1845 AR Apparently died in Civil War 5) Sarah Frances Egner "Fanny" born 6 Aug 1848 in Salado AR; died 15 May 1923 Hot Springs AR. Married 26 Nov 1867 Robert Calvin Pressly Sims. Had 14 Children. 6) William Egner, born 1850 AR. Married 30 Jan 1873 Salina Livingston and had Robert, Maud, Ada, and Cecil Egner, 7) Elizabeth Egner "Lizzie" born 1852 AR married Henry C. Wycough and had Eddy, Hattie, Liddie, Charlie, and Arthur Wycough. 8) Virginia Egner "Jenny" born 1856 AR married Charles M. Engles and had Maggie, Ida, and Iola Engles 9) Emily Egner born 1858 AR. Died 1882. Married James Levi Craig and had Dora Craig (died young) and William Hardin Craig (1882-1955) dentist in Batesville AR, married Nell Weaver 10) Jefferson D. Egner born 1862 AR Hope this helps. Remember it is someone else's research. It can probably be found in the book "Sims and Related Families" by William J. Sims, Dallas 1989. ---Celia Hartmann :o)

Something happened and this did not make it to the entire list, so I am forwarding it for Claude. (Claude it was Rootsweb's fault, not yours. Shouldn't happen again.) Seems I've seen that Desha name somewhere before, but unsure where. Claude has the names of SEVEN children for Joseph H. Egner, listed at the end of his message. --Celia Hartmann :o) ----- Original Message ----- From: <cwnimmo@smtp.vci.net> To: <EGNER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 2000 11:45 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} Re: [EGNER] Eygner Eagle: Egners of Arkansas > > In my records it seem,s that old Joseph H Egner married A Miss Desha, and > her mother was the > Ferbe, Miss Desha was the dau of Robert Desha, Captain and Francis Ann > Ferebe of Norfolk Va...the captain > meet Miss Ferebe in Norfolk with station there... Joseph H Egner has seven > children i believe ... > > Joseph H Egner marriage into this Deshe family gave him Wealth and place in > goverment as Helena, Ar > to New Orleans was a very hot place in 1822 time period for comercial > traffice with the French... > > In 1822 President Monroe gave Robert Desha > father Benjamin a well known Ky Legislature at that time the duty of being > a receivership of public money,s > of the territory of Arkansas... > > > Claude > > > PS:::::: > > More on children I have record in...for the Joseph H Egner family.... > > 1. Elvira Fowler Egner > 2. Henry Egner 1835 > 3. Nolan Egner 1838 > 4. Elizabeth Egner 1839 > 5. Cornelius Egner 1841 > 6. Virginia Egner 1842 > 7. Francis Egner 1846

Where was Joseph H Egner born?

Here's the Arkansas article promised.....I forgot they had lived in Kentucky awhile! I wonder about the connection! ---Celia :o) >From time to time I will post more of the articles that I think may be of interest. Please remember any information that these articles may contain should be treated as CLUES to your own research. Any clarifications or comments of my own are placed in [ ]. All typos are mine. =========================== (begin article) EYGNER EAGLE, VOL. VI, NUMBER 12 AUG. 1994 Benjamin Egner, born (according to Arkansas censuses) around 1789 in North Carolina, died 13 June 1867 in Independence County, Arkansas, married Catherine ____________, born 1789 also in NC. Records from Rowan Co. NC show that a Benjamin Agenor married Caty Bullon on 17 Dec 1811. The 1790 Census for Salisbury District [NC] lists George Bullen, Philip Bullen, and John Bullen. (Interestingly,none of the Agner or Bullen listings show slaves.) Rowan Co. court records also show that a Benjamin and a Peter Agender served in the Fourth Co. detached from the Seventh Brigade in the War of 1812. Benjamin had a brother Joseph H. Egner, born around 1792 in NC who is also listed in the censuses for Independence Co. AR until 1860. He arrived there in 1817, when it was still Arkansas County in the Missouri Territory, and he married Euphemia Ferebee of Batesville [AR] 25 Oct 1832; they evidently had no children. Joseph H. Egner served as treasurer and sheriff of Independence Co. and as a director of the state bank branch in Batesville. Catherine and Benjamin Egner farmed at Oil Trough Bottoms AR (named for old wooden troughs used in the early days to transport bear oil down the White and Mississippi Rivers to New Orleans). They had: William Egner, born 8 Jul 1817 in Henry Co. KY where they lived for some time. He died 15 April 1894 in Salado AR. He married 1) c1837 Sarah Jane Powell [had 10 children, I have list, if anyone interested; 3 sons lost in Civil War] who was born 13 Aug 1820 in KY and died 20 Jan 1873 in AR. 2) On 5 Apr 1874, Catherine Trammell. [Looks as though they left KY between the birth of two children, Aug 1840 and sometime in 1841] [Much of this information is contained in the book "Sims and Related Families," by William J. Sims, Dallas, 1989.] Later in this issue is more on Joseph H. Egner, from another source Dr. Marion S. Craig, who wrote this time line for Joseph in 1992..... 1817, He arrived in Arkansas County, Missouri Territory (Became Arkansas Territory in 1819) 1820, appears on tax list of Arkansas County, Arkansas Territory (first tax list for this county since the one of 1814). Soon moved to Batesville, which was laid out in 1821 as the county seat of the new county of Independence, which was erected on 23 OCt 1820 from part of Lawrence County, A.T. [Arkansas Territory] 1832-63, He was Sherriff of Indepdence Co, AT 1836-40, He was Treasurer of Indep. Co, STATE of Arkansas 1832 (Oct. 25), He married Miss Euphemia Ferebee of Batesville (formerly of Nofolk VA).....ref: Marriage Book A, page 23 for Indep. Co, AT; Arkansas Advocate: 31 Oct 1832; and Arkansas Gazette: 7 Nov. 1832 1837, He was reported among those killed in the burning of the steamboat, Ben Sherrod, 10 miles above Fort Adams, Miss. (Ref: Arkansas Times and Advocate: 22 May 1837) [in the May 29 issue his obit is listed -- now that would be freaky, to later read your own obit! in the 12 Jun issue both papers announced that he did not die] 1844, there are references to him and his brother Benjamin in the 7 Feb 1844 Batesville North Arkansas Times and the 6 Mar 1844 Arkansas Gazette [this is unclear as to why they are mentioned] 1850 & 1860 appears on censuses. Age 58 in 1850 and age 67 in 1860 After this timeline, Dr. Craigs says "I don't know when or where he died. He, nor his wife, Euphemia, are in the Independence County Cemetery book by Green."

Speaking of the Arkansas Egners........this just came through the PML service. THis is an interesting story about the one brother. --Celia :o) ----- Original Message ----- From: Kathryn Langston <klangston@juno.com> > Source: ARIZARD-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [ARIZARD-L] Sams chapter 46 > > > Chapter 46 > > Old Joe Egner's Ship Wreck > > In the year 1834 Old Joe Egner was doing a mercantile > business in the town of Batesville, in the county of > Independence, and Territory of Arkansas. He was one of the first > settlers of that place. > > In the fall of that year he made at trip to New Orleans in a > flat boat to bring back a load of dry goods and groceries. On > his way back, two days back up the Mississippi River, on dark > night, the boat struck a snag, and in two or three minutes all > was under water and gone. What few of them who could swim went > at it, and them that could not, went under. Out of about thirty > passengers and crew twenty one got out. > > Old Joe said when the water came to him it was all over him > at once, and that he went off with the tide, swimming, not > knowing which way to go, as it was so dark he could not see > anything. He thought he would keeo himself up and try and keep > from drowning as long as he could. > > All at once he strikes a loose stage plank and he grabbed it > fast and held on to it and went on floating down the river, in a > little while he felt someone grab the other end of the plank. He > told hiim for Gods sake to not get on the plank, only just hold > to it, which they both done, and they floated down the river for > some five miles, and at last floated down to the shore and a bush > scratched Old Joe's face; he grabbed it and the other man struck > the shore. They both then crawled out on shore and was so numb > they could hardly get up on the bank. Fortunately there was a > house close by which they went to and stayed until morning. > > The next morning a steam boat come along which they hailed. > It landed and took them on and carried them to the mouth of White > River, where they got off. They, then, had to walk home two > hundred miles, as no steam boat would venture up White River, in > them days. > > He had about a thousand dollars worth of goods on his boat > when it sunk, which was fully insured, however. He had his > duplicate and four hundred dollars in notes on different banks > all safe belted around him next to his hide. > > He arrived home safe and sound and got his insurance money > all right. But, he told me that would be his last trip on the > water, and it was. Uncle Joe has gone to the world unknown, > whence no traveler returns. > > I don't suppose there are but few living who ever heard him > tell this, and that is the reason I have written it.

Celia (Hartmann): Thanks so much for all your help to us. Doris Snyder

Hello everyone, Just wanted to pass on a couple of URLs that I find useful when doing genealogy. --Celia Hartmann :o) One is for calculating a date. This is particularly helpful if you have an obit that came out on July 2, but it only says that the person died on Thursday. Use this URL to generate a calendar for the month and year of the newspaper, then you'll be able to find out just what day the person passed away on. http://www.rootsweb.com/~pabutler/javascrp/calendar/ ================================================== The other URL is used when you get back from the cemetery loaded with transcriptions that say "Jane Doe, died 10 March 1810, aged 54 years, 5 months, and 2 days" and you want to calculate her birthdate! Very handy! http://www.rootsweb.com/~pabutler/javascrp/tombston/

----- Original Message ----- From: Richard Gould <Richard.Gould@alltel.com> > If you have a long or short story about Ludwig's daughters > and their connection with Benedict & Henry. Dick, I'm just now getting around to entering data on the Aegender line into my database (gonna take me a long time!). But anway I just got done entering Ludwig's children, though I probably have notes and such to enter. Here is what I have to date. I added some notes in here, such as whether or not we have more information on the child or any assumptions made without proof. --Celia Hartmann :o) Descendants of Ludwig Aegender Generation No. 1 1. LUDWIG2 AEGENDER (JOHANNES1) was born Abt. 1728 in probably Switzerland, and died Bet. 01 Aug 1790 - 05 Feb 1791 in Sharpsburg, Washington County, MD. He married MARIA CHRISTINA MAHN 11 Oct 1748 in Whitehall Township, Bucks now Lehigh County, PA. She was born Unknown, and died Aft. 1791. Notes for LUDWIG AEGENDER: There is a tax record for Ludwig Aigner on page 12 of the 1772 Northampton Co, PA (Williams Twp) tax list. Washington County, MD Land Record G 7; page 424 and 425 found July 1999 in the MD State Archives. This deed found by Patsy Adkins and transcribed by Celia Hartmann. We each have a copy. The deed mentions that Ludwig died intestate, it also mentions (by relationship) his wife Christine, his daughter Catherine and her husband, his son George, his daughter Margaret and her husband, his daughter Mary and her husband, and his son John. More About LUDWIG AEGENDER: Census 1: 1731, Philadelphila, Philadelphia Co, PA; listed as Ludwig Eigenter in the Colonial America, 1607-1789 PA Census Index Census 2: 1772, Williams Twp, Northampton Co, PA; page 12 of the tax list of the Colonial America, 1607-1789 PA Census Index Census 3: 1790, Washington Co., Maryland; listed as Ludwick Aigner; page 117; 02-01-04-00-00 Residence: Aft. 1772, Hagerstown & Sharpsburg, MD More About LUDWIG AEGENDER and MARIA MAHN: Marriage: 11 Oct 1748, Whitehall Township, Bucks now Lehigh County, PA Children of LUDWIG AEGENDER and MARIA MAHN are: i. MARIA MARGRETHA3 EAGONER, b. 30 Aug 1749, probably Whitehall Township, Lehigh Co, PA; d. Unknown; m. CHRISTIAN PIPER, Unknown, MD; b. Unknown; d. Unknown. More About MARIA MARGRETHA EAGONER: Baptism 1: 10 Sep 1749, Jordan Lutheran Church, Whitehall Township, Lehigh Co, PA Baptism 2: Listed as Maria Margaretha; parents Ludwig & Maria Christina Agener; sponsor Anna Catharine Agener (Ludwig' sister or his brother Henry's wife?) Property: 08 Jun 1791, Mentioned in deed as daughter of Lodowick Eagner More About CHRISTIAN PIPER and MARIA EAGONER: Marriage 1: Unknown, MD Marriage 2: First found in type-written index of MD marriages, which refers to the deed Marriage 3: 08 Jun 1791, Mentioned in deed: Christian Piper and Margaret his wife *******NO FURTHER INFO********** ii. JOHN EIGENDER, b. Abt. 1750, probably what is now Lehigh County, PA (date is a guess); d. Mar 1833, Rockbridge Co, VA. Per the Henry Peden Jr. book "Revolutionary Patriots of Washington County, MD" our John served in the American Revolution: John EIGNOR, 3rd Militia Compnay Elizabeth Town District: Frederick County MD; Militia, 4th class, Captain Henry Botelers Co. 1776/1777; ref=m237 a=1146 listed name as John IGINTOR ****DICK, this is our Arch's line, through John's son John Jr.--if we can ever find the proof! We have much more on this line. iii. BENEDICT EIGENDER, b. Abt. 1755; d. Bef. 1791, Assume during America Revolution. More About BENEDICT EIGENDER: Confirmation: 16 Jun 1771, Confirmed at the Williams Twp Congregation, now Lehigh Co, PA. This confirmation DID NOT state the relationship between Benedict and the Eigender family who was using the church at that time. We ASSUME him to be a son of Ludwig and Christina. Military service: 1776, Served as private in Capt. John Reynold's Co, Washington Co, MD in the Flying Camp; listed as Benedict Igonder Religion: 1772, Listed as a communicant at Williams Twp. Congregation, now Lehigh Co, PA Per Henry Peden, Jr. book "Revolutionary Patriots of Washington County, MD": Benedict EIGNOR, 3rd Militia Company Elizabeth Town District: Frederick County MD; ref=m241 listed name as Benedict IGONDER, 5 Jun 1776, Captain John Reynolds *******NO FURTHER INFO********* iv. HEINRICH EIGENDER, b. Abt. 1756; d. Bef. 1791, Assume during America Revolution. More About HEINRICH EIGENDER: Name 2: Henry Eignor Confirmation: 1773, Confirmed for first time Good Friday 1773 at the Williams Twp Congregation, now Lehigh Co, PA Military service: 1776, 3rd Militia Co, 5th Class, Elizabeth Town Dist, Frederick Co, MD; listed as Henry IGONDER in Capt. Joseph Chapline Co, 2nd Battalion Per Henry Peden, Jr. book "Revolutionary Patriots of Washington County, MD": Henry EIGNOR, 3rd Militia Company, 5th class, Elizabeth Town District: Frederick County MD; ref=m241 listed name as Henry IGONDER, Captain Joseph Chapline Company, 2nd Battalion. *******NO FURTHER INFO********** v. ANNA CATHERINA EAGONER, b. Abt. 12 Sep 1760, probably Northampton Co, PA; d. Unknown; m. PETER HOLMES, Bef. 08 Jun 1791, probably Maryland, probably Washington Co. maybe Frederick Co.; b. Unknown; d. Unknown. More About ANNA CATHERINA EAGONER: Baptism: 12 Sep 1760, Lutheran Congregation, Williams Twp., Northampton Co, PA Property: 08 Jun 1791, Washington Co., MD; Catherine (wife of Peter Holmes) mentioned in deed as a daughter of Lodowick Eagoner More About PETER HOLMES and ANNA EAGONER: Marriage 1: Bef. 08 Jun 1791, probably Maryland, probably Washington Co. maybe Frederick Co. Marriage 2: First found in type-written index of marriages in MD, which refers to the deed Marriage 3: 08 Jun 1791, Mentioned in deed Catherine wife of Peter Holmes **********NO FURTHER INFO********* vi. GEORGE EAGNER, b. Unknown, probably Lehigh or Northampton Co, PA; d. Bet. 1791 - 1800, probably Washington Co, MD, possibly Sharpsburg. This is the George we ASSUME was married to Susanna, who shows up as a widow in the 1800 census of Washington County MD. Two daughters married in Rockbridge, one son who WE BELIEVE was his son went to Ohio and founded that Agner line. We have insuffient proof to show the George who went to Ohio was their son, only speculation. We do have more information on the two daughters and the believed son. From census indications we are missing at least two daugthers and one son, all born between 1790 and 1800. vii. MARY EAGNOR, b. Unknown, probably Lehigh or Northampton Co, PA; d. Unknown; m. CHRISTIAN DOMAR, Abt. 1785, probably MD; b. Abt. 1763; d. Aft. Jul 1836, probably Ross Co, OH. Notes for CHRISTIAN DOMAR: Moved to Ross County, Ohio by mid 1820s to be with some of their grown children. This is where they died. More About CHRISTIAN DOMAR: Census 1: 1790, Washington Co., MD Census 2: 1810, unknown Census 3: 1820, Election Dist. 5, Washington Co, MD Census 4: 1830, Ross Co, OH Military service 1: 1776, Served in Am. Rev. 3 years, 9 months; participated in Battle of White Plains and Brandywine (in the latter he received bayonet wound for which he was discharged) Military service 2: Started pension claim in 1834; denied; children continued to fight for it until at least 1851 Residence 1: Bef. 1776, in his father's home, 18 miles from Baltimore, before the War Residence 2: Abt. 1824, Moved from Washington Co, MD to Huntington Twp, Ross Co, OH Surname: Also spelled Domer, Tomer, Tomar, Toomer, Thamer, etc. Marriage Notes for MARY EAGNOR and CHRISTIAN DOMAR: The following source from the Maryland State Archives: Marriage References, Hodges Index: 1674-1851, refers to the following marriage: Mary Eagoner married Christian Holmes daughter of Ludowick and Christina Eagoner Washington County, Maryland 1791 Reference: Deed Liber "G" folio 424 Hagerstown, Maryland This index refers to records which imply marriage. The dates refer to the record, not the marriage. I feel this is an error and that Mary was not married to a Christian Holmes. I believe the typist made an error when typing the index. The reference to which the typist refers to the marriage (the deed) is in my possession. The deed refers to Mary being married to a Christian Domar/Tomer. --Celia More About CHRISTIAN DOMAR and MARY EAGNOR: Marriage: Abt. 1785, probably MD Thanks to Rudy Thut and Bill Edwards, both descendents, we have some descendent information on this couple. There is still much to be found. =============== That is all we know of Ludwig's children except where mentioned as having more.

----- Original Message ----- From: Phillip Egner <pegner@mindspring.com > > > By the way did anyone know there was another Egner/Eygner Family Association? > In 1987 the person running it was R.S.Schwartz at Lake Valhalla, Cold Springs, > NY 10516 914-265-2373. I unable able to do much genealogy at the time and I > didn't join. Not sure if she is still there or if the assoc. is still in > existence. Dean and anyone else interested, Sad to say, The Eygner Family Association is no longer in existence. However Roberta is still a wealth of information and it is partly because of her that I am administering this list. She put me in touch with some of the researchers, and some of those researchers have found their way to this list. Roberta has sent me some of her old "Eagles" (the publication of the EFA) and has given me permission to include some of the articles in our mail list from time-to-time. I sent two already, I think, and am long over due in sending the next. Will try to get to that this week. The articles are to serve as a guide only, especially since some of the data has been proven or disproven since the article was written. Since the Arkansas line was mentioned, perhaps that will be our next article. In trying to connect my Egnor line with someone I was in touch with Roberta often, as she had information on many different lines. I was always asking her about one line or another in hopes of connecting mine. That's how how I became so familiar with the Johan Mathias line, the Cecil County, MD line, and the Johannes Aegender line. Even though it turns out the first two aren't my line, I'm still interested in seeing some of their mysteries solved. My co-horts in crime, Carol and Patsy, and I worked hard on those two lines before discovering ours comes from the Aegender/Agner line. Now this list is the closest we've got to a Family Association. This list has more members now, that the Family Association did. So that means more of us researching the name, making connections, helping one another. With some more time, hopefully we can solve some of these mysteries! --Celia Hartmann :o)

TO: The person talking about Ludwig's dauthers marrages, Hey right back to you cousin. I have not been very active on the Egnor name lately, but I have been reading all of the activity on this list. There have been a lot of messages going back and forth and I enjoy reading even though most of the activity has not been on my line. If you have a long or short story about Ludwig's daughters and their connection with Benedict & Henry. The way I get information off of this list there is no indication of who is sending the message or who it is going to. I may be doing something wrong, if so, would someone put me on the stright and narrow. Richard Alan Gould b. 15 Jun 1939 Helen Juanita Egnor b. 20 Feb 1919 d. 14 Nov 1986 Samuel Hallie Egnor b. 3 Feb 1896 d. 14 Jun 1976 Samuel Alexander Egnor b. 10 Feb 1854 d. 21 Oct 1933 Arichabald Egnor b. 15 Apr 181 d. 30 Dec 1893 Webpage with pictures can be found at: http://GoZips.uakron.edu/~agould/genealogy.html Click on Anthony Ray Goulds Genealogy (this is my son' webpage) Or Click on the following line on the webpage to see pictures. See pictures of the family as published in the notes of my family group sheets: !It's New! Hope to here you story soon, Your Cousin, Richard ______________________________ Reply Separator _________________________________ Subject: RE: [EGNER] AGNER'S IN REV WAR Author: EGNER-L@rootsweb.com at internet Date: 1/21/00 5:11 PM hey there cousin.. i come from this john sr<john jr grandson of ludwig>like several other people do on this list... the only thing we need for too prove were related too this branch is documentation that john jr is archibald's father.... we have john showing up i n the monroe co. tax list about 1824 though 1830 then completely disappears on us... once we find this out then we have everything else we need on the family just about expect for solving a few small mysteries.. if you get into the dar on this family let us know im trying to get me and my sister in the dar..... im just afaird the only thing that will hold us back will be documentation on archibald and his connect to the agner family... we have several deeds we got maryland this past year... including the one i found at the state archives that mentioned all of ludwigs childern in it just about and his wife... the only one's not listed were benedict and henry...found it uner his daughters marriages.... its long story..... we have the census records for them in 1790 and 1800 in washington co. md... but still cant find any marriages or mirth certificates on any of them... they probably got all burned up in the civil war....<grr> thats about it for know.....lets keep each other posted on what we find on them..... patsy :) __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com ==== EGNER Mailing List ==== 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 ============================== The RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: 12.8 million individuals and counting. http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/

hey there cousin.. i come from this john sr<john jr grandson of ludwig>like several other people do on this list... the only thing we need for too prove were related too this branch is documentation that john jr is archibald's father.... we have john showing up i n the monroe co. tax list about 1824 though 1830 then completely disappears on us... once we find this out then we have everything else we need on the family just about expect for solving a few small mysteries.. if you get into the dar on this family let us know im trying to get me and my sister in the dar..... im just afaird the only thing that will hold us back will be documentation on archibald and his connect to the agner family... we have several deeds we got maryland this past year... including the one i found at the state archives that mentioned all of ludwigs childern in it just about and his wife... the only one's not listed were benedict and henry...found it uner his daughters marriages.... its long story..... we have the census records for them in 1790 and 1800 in washington co. md... but still cant find any marriages or mirth certificates on any of them... they probably got all burned up in the civil war....<grr> thats about it for know.....lets keep each other posted on what we find on them..... patsy :) __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com

Hi Patsy! Are you a cousin too? Who do you belong to? I found this same book, but I found it at the National Genealogy Society over in Arlington. I copied the page, and I hope to get to the National Archives to get a look at the microfilm and print pages from that. PLEASE give a break when it comes to the Maryland archives! What a JOKE!!!!!! Benedict, Henry and John all belonged to Ludwig. I have to find tax records, something substantial to prove they were living there at the time and also copies of their records to substantiate my claims to the DAR. After I go through all the pomp and circumstance and hopefully get in, you guys could probably do the same! I'll share everything I have with you. I had mentioned to Celia that I had copies of their muster rolls, but I had a couple on the Connors from the Civil War (my paternal grandmother's side). As soon as I get to the National Archives and get the copies of the microfilm, I'll pass along to you guys. I'm hoping the copies will be good enough for me to scan into the computer at home and then just e-mail to you guys. I also had mentioned to Celia that I thought I had seen an Archibald - I had, but he was a Dudley - whom I thought was on my mother's side - long story there, won't get into it just now! Thanks for sending the info., I'd really like to get my hands on copies of those deeds, though, I have a couple of copies of some wills - hopefully this weekend I'll enter which ones I have and send along to you guys to see if they'll help you! I don't know if you're aware or not, but I went to NY with my husband in Aug. to do some research on his family. While there, we were driving through a cemetery (you know the drill), and I was looking to the left, he was looking to the right, and we both yelled "Hey, look!" at the same time. Only I was looking opposite of him! I spotted a tombstone with "Yoemans" on it, and he spotted a tombstone with "EIGNER" on it!!!!! It was in Chestnut Hill Cemetery in a little town in New York, we have it all written down at home. But, not 20 feet apart, there were our 2 names across from one another - pretty weird, huh? So we took picture of all of them - one name was Lucille, Eugene, and I think Sarah - can't remember all of them right now. But, what do you think of that? Gotta run! Talk to ya later!!!! -----Original Message----- From: patsy adkins [SMTP:buckwheat2193@yahoo.com] Sent: Thursday, January 20, 2000 3:14 PM To: EGNER-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [EGNER] AGNER'S IN REV WAR HI THERE... THIS PAST SUMMER WHILE I WAS IN MARYLAND DOING RESEARCH WORK ON THE AGNER'S FROM WASHINGTON CO. MARYLAND... I CAME ACROSS A BOOK ENTITLED "REVOLUNTIONARY PATRIOTS OF WASHINGTON CO. MARYLAND", BY HENRY C. PEDEN JR. IN THIS BOOK I DISCOVERED THREE EIGNOR THAT FIT INTO THE TIME LINE FOR ARE AGNER FAMILY... CELIA HAD ALL READY FOUND TWO OF THEM AND I FOUND THIS BOOK I FOUND ANOTHER ONE LISTED... 1. BENEDICT EIGENOR ENROLLED 3RD MILITIA CO. ORGANIZED IN THE ELIZABETH TOWN DISTRICT OF FREDERICK CO. MD <KNOW HAGERSTOWN WASHINGTON CO.>PRIVATE WHO ENLISTED UNDER CAPTAIN JOHN REYNOLDS WHICH LIST HIM AS PRIVATE 4TH CLASS OF CAPTAIN JOSEPH CHAPLINES CO. 2ND BATTALION...1776-1777... REFRENCES D-50, M-241 WHICH LIST HIM AS BENEDICT IGONEDER... 2. HENRY EIGENOR WAS ASSIGNED IN THE SAME PLACE AS BENEDICT WAS.. ONLY HE SERVED UNDER PRIVEATE MILITIA 4TH CLASS CAPTAIN HENRY BOTELERS COMPANY. REFERENCES;Q-273 M-241..HE IS ALSO LISTED UNDER HENRY IGONDER..1776-1777 3. JOHN EIGENOR WAS ASSIGNED IN THE SAME PLACE AS THE OTHER TWO WERE..HE ENLISTED UNDER CAPTAIN JOHN REYNOLDS TOO.. BUT SERVED AS PRIVATE MILITIA CLASS CAPTAIN HENRY BOTELERS COMPANY. 1776-1777 REFERENCES FOR HIM IS: Q-273,MM-237, A-1146 HE IS ALSO LISTED UNDER JOHN IGNITER... COULD THIS BE JOHN YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT THAT BELONGED TOO LUDWIG.... I NEVER COULD FIND THE MICRO FILM MYSELF TOO LOOK AT IT... THEY ARE NOT THAT HELPFUL IN MARYLAND STATE ARCHIVES... ME OR CELIA DONT HAVE A CLUE AS TOO HENRY AND BENEDICT BELONG TOO...WOULD LOVE TOO KNOW... IS WHAT YOUR INFORMATION ABOUT JOHN SAID...ON HIS REV WAR PAPER'S..... PATSY :) __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com ==== EGNER Mailing List ==== Visit the Egner/Agner resource page: http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/e/g/EGNER/ ============================== The RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: 12.8 million individuals and counting. http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/

Jean, Yes please let us know. It would be interesting if indeed the date is that early. According to the list of wills on Egnor/Egners in the County there should be one that died around 1810, he was married in 1808 to Jane Davidson (who later married Thomas Ricketts) and one that whod have died around 1894, the later probably the Mathias born Jan. 1811 to Mathias and Jane. I guess Mathias Jr. must have been a posthumous child. The name Mathias in Cecil County is what has always led us to believe that the line must have came out Lehigh from the Mathias Egner line. We just had no proof. Same with a Mathias showing up in NC/SC. I still believe that Mathias Egner's eldest son Jacob went south, but again no proof. ---Celia :o) ----- Original Message ----- From: Jean Deans <jbdeans@mindspring.com> To: <EGNER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, January 21, 2000 11:26 AM Subject: RE: [EGNER] Egners in Cecil Co, MD > There is a Mathias Egner buried in Elkton Cemetery who died around 1750 (as > I remember). I took a photo of his tombstone and when I get the film > developed will verify the death of death. > > Jean > > -----Original Message----- > From: Celia, Ritch, & Beth [mailto:hartmann@bright.net] > Sent: Thursday, January 20, 2000 09:00 AM > To: EGNER-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [EGNER] Egners in Cecil Co, MD > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <DoArbuckle@aol.com> > > > Jacob's father was named Peter and his mother was Margaret. > > > We do know that the Mathias Egner line of Lehigh County PA had a son named > Peter who was married to a Margaretha. This very well could be Jacob's > parents. We lose track of Peter and Margaret after their fourth child is > born in Montgomery County, PA in 1780. > > Mathias came from German in 1727 aboard the Molly. > > Here is a URL to a descendent chart on the Mathias line: > http://www.kerchner.com/des735.htm > Peter is near the bottom. > > There's still lots to figure out in Cecil County, but this may be one step > closer to proving the line did indeed come from Mathias. > > --Celia :o) > > > > ==== EGNER Mailing List ==== > 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 > > ============================== > Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. > RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi > > > ==== EGNER Mailing List ==== > 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 > > ============================== > The RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > 12.8 million individuals and counting. > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ >

There is a Mathias Egner buried in Elkton Cemetery who died around 1750 (as I remember). I took a photo of his tombstone and when I get the film developed will verify the death of death. Jean -----Original Message----- From: Celia, Ritch, & Beth [mailto:hartmann@bright.net] Sent: Thursday, January 20, 2000 09:00 AM To: EGNER-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [EGNER] Egners in Cecil Co, MD ----- Original Message ----- From: <DoArbuckle@aol.com> > Jacob's father was named Peter and his mother was Margaret. We do know that the Mathias Egner line of Lehigh County PA had a son named Peter who was married to a Margaretha. This very well could be Jacob's parents. We lose track of Peter and Margaret after their fourth child is born in Montgomery County, PA in 1780. Mathias came from German in 1727 aboard the Molly. Here is a URL to a descendent chart on the Mathias line: http://www.kerchner.com/des735.htm Peter is near the bottom. There's still lots to figure out in Cecil County, but this may be one step closer to proving the line did indeed come from Mathias. --Celia :o) ==== EGNER Mailing List ==== 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 ============================== Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi

HI THERE... THIS PAST SUMMER WHILE I WAS IN MARYLAND DOING RESEARCH WORK ON THE AGNER'S FROM WASHINGTON CO. MARYLAND... I CAME ACROSS A BOOK ENTITLED "REVOLUNTIONARY PATRIOTS OF WASHINGTON CO. MARYLAND", BY HENRY C. PEDEN JR. IN THIS BOOK I DISCOVERED THREE EIGNOR THAT FIT INTO THE TIME LINE FOR ARE AGNER FAMILY... CELIA HAD ALL READY FOUND TWO OF THEM AND I FOUND THIS BOOK I FOUND ANOTHER ONE LISTED... 1. BENEDICT EIGENOR ENROLLED 3RD MILITIA CO. ORGANIZED IN THE ELIZABETH TOWN DISTRICT OF FREDERICK CO. MD <KNOW HAGERSTOWN WASHINGTON CO.>PRIVATE WHO ENLISTED UNDER CAPTAIN JOHN REYNOLDS WHICH LIST HIM AS PRIVATE 4TH CLASS OF CAPTAIN JOSEPH CHAPLINES CO. 2ND BATTALION...1776-1777... REFRENCES D-50, M-241 WHICH LIST HIM AS BENEDICT IGONEDER... 2. HENRY EIGENOR WAS ASSIGNED IN THE SAME PLACE AS BENEDICT WAS.. ONLY HE SERVED UNDER PRIVEATE MILITIA 4TH CLASS CAPTAIN HENRY BOTELERS COMPANY. REFERENCES;Q-273 M-241..HE IS ALSO LISTED UNDER HENRY IGONDER..1776-1777 3. JOHN EIGENOR WAS ASSIGNED IN THE SAME PLACE AS THE OTHER TWO WERE..HE ENLISTED UNDER CAPTAIN JOHN REYNOLDS TOO.. BUT SERVED AS PRIVATE MILITIA CLASS CAPTAIN HENRY BOTELERS COMPANY. 1776-1777 REFERENCES FOR HIM IS: Q-273,MM-237, A-1146 HE IS ALSO LISTED UNDER JOHN IGNITER... COULD THIS BE JOHN YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT THAT BELONGED TOO LUDWIG.... I NEVER COULD FIND THE MICRO FILM MYSELF TOO LOOK AT IT... THEY ARE NOT THAT HELPFUL IN MARYLAND STATE ARCHIVES... ME OR CELIA DONT HAVE A CLUE AS TOO HENRY AND BENEDICT BELONG TOO...WOULD LOVE TOO KNOW... IS WHAT YOUR INFORMATION ABOUT JOHN SAID...ON HIS REV WAR PAPER'S..... PATSY :) __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com