Hello Fellow List Members! I have been saying for a long long time that posting pays off and today it paid off for me. I am writting to share my good news with you in hopes that you will post more often, with all or more information then you have already shared. Im sending this snippet to you so that you can see that things do happen here at rootsweb if you havent had a response yet.... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A reply has been posted to your message, "Emma LAYCOCK ( FINAN / FYNAN)" on "9 May 2002 8:05 AM GMT". Board : Boards > Surnames > Fynan Subject : Re: Emma LAYCOCK ( FINAN / FYNAN) Author : ***** ****** Date : 26 Apr 2005 12:07 PM GMT ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ My post was sent and listed as 9 May 2002 and today i got the response and it is 26 April 2005...almost 3 years to get a reply but it is here and it is exactly who i was looking for! There is hope folks! I know that this surname will not pertain to many of the lists that i send this message out to, but i wanted you to see in general that there is hope out there. Please re-post your information so that it is in the freshest part of the archives. If you havent posted yet, let this be your inspiration!. I know some are saying "3 years is an awfully long time" but if your anything like me you will have been searching those 3 years or better already and one day your search for that illusive ancestor will end, and they will be in their rightful place in your genealogical history. Shirley Fergus, List Mom

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/ZZX.2ACIB/109 Message Board Post: Margaret Nolan (about 1850-1918) & Benjamin Ball (1849-1933). Margaret was from Ballygar, Co. Roscommon. Ben was born in Connecticut. They settled in Salisbury, CT. Margaret and Ben Ball had five births. We have four names - Lulu Blanche Ball born about 1874, Benjamin Jr. Ball b. 1877, Mary Grace Ball b. 1879, Wallace M. Ball b. 1883 (died infant). Lulu Blanche Ball might have remained single. Benjamin Jr. might have married a wife last name Crowley. Mary Grace Ball married John Froerich (Froelich?), had a child John Froerich (Froelich?) Jr. who was a medical doctor (Johns Hopkins). Margaret Nolan Ball was my great great aunt. We have much info on the Nolans and photos of Blanche & Ben Ball Jr.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: FROELICH FRALEY Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/ZZX.2ACIB/108 Message Board Post: Hans Michael Froelich came to Philadelphia in August 1729 and settled in Bucks County, PA. I am interested in tracking his descendants. I have a list of known descendants and information about the first three generations posted on my website: http://dfraleysr.home.comcast.net. There is also information about other FROELICH immigrants. I would be interested in sharing information and finding more direct descendants.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Heitz, Froelich Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/ZZX.2ACIB/2.4.24.1 Message Board Post: My Heitz and Froelich connections lived in Cuyahoga Co., OH.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Froelich, Heitz, Hesse, Dodson, Goodman, Miller, McGinness Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/ZZX.2ACIB/2.4.20.36 Message Board Post: I have siblings Maria (1812-1878), Jacob Froelich (1820- ), and John Froelich (1827- ) all born in "Germany" and later living in OH. Their parents were Jacob and Catherine.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Froelich and Heitz (also from Alsace-Lorraine!) Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/ZZX.2ACIB/9.10.12 Message Board Post: My Froelichs came from Alsace-Lorraine, which traded hands many times between France and (what later became) Germany. Being on a perpetual battlefield would be a great reason to leave! Ken in San Diego

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Cemetery Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/ZZX.2ACIB/2.4.20.35 Message Board Post: hey Joseph,,,, maybe there is something that we can both share,, in our Jacob froelich's,,, he was my great grandfather,,, write to me ,, and we will compare notes, my aunt carol would like to know also,, she wants to know family background also,, plz, email me,, thanks, terry

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Froelich, Byers, Crothers Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/ZZX.2ACIB/107 Message Board Post: I am looking for any info on Theresa Froelich married George Wrezinski

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Frolich, Froelich, Fralick, Freligh, Walker, Johnson, Johnston, Hagedorn, Schneider, Rapp, Sontag, Lampen Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/ZZX.2ACIB/106.1 Message Board Post: Here's the information I received about her parents and ancestors: Johann Henrich Frolich, b. 14 March 1651 in Germany, died March 1721 in Mannweiler, Germany and was buried 24 March 1721 in Menzweiler, Germany. He married Anna Margretha Lampen (b. 1658, died April 1723 Mannweiler, Germany, buried 12 April 1723 Menzweiler, Germany) on 11 November 1679 in Germany. Their son Johann "Valentin" Frolich, b. 1680 in Mannweiler, Pfalz, Bayern, Germany, d. Abt 1726 Ulster County, NY and was buried in Katsbaan, NY. Immigrated to US 15 July 1709 Captain John Encrist's Ship, Rotterdam, Holland and was naturalized as a citzen of the US on 7 September 1715 in Kingston, NY. Starting in October 1710, he resided in West Camp, Ulster Co, NY. He married Anna Appollonia Rapp (baptized on 22 Jan 1682 in the Reformed Church, Oberndorf, Germany, daughter of Hans Peter Rapp and Anna Margretha Sontag) on 29 January 1704 in Deilkirchen, Pfalz, Bayern, Germany. Their son Johann Heinrich "Henry" Freligh, b. 15 April 1708, Mannweiler, Pfalz, Bayern, Germany, d. 1797 Clinton, Dutchess County, NY. Resided in 1860 in Rhinebeck, Dutchess Co., NY. Married Elizabetha Catharina Schneider (June 1707 Hachenburg, Germany, daughter of John Wilhelm Schneider and Cicelia) on 12 December 1726, Dutch Reformed Church, Katsbaan, Ulster County, NY Their son Johannes (Martin) Freligh, b. 11 October 1732, Kingston, Ulster County, NY, d. 1809 Ernestown Twp, Lennox & Addington County, Ontario (will 5 October 1804 Ernestown Twp, Lennox & Addington Co, Ont), married Anna Maria Hagedorn (b. abt 1733 Rhinebeck, Dutchess Co, NY) after 1756 Rhinebeck, Ulster County, US. Their son Zacarias Freligh, b. 1772 US, d. 1851 (will 16 Sep 1848 Fredericksburgh, Lennox & Addington County, Ontario) married Magdalene before 1790. Their son Peter S. Fralick of Fredericksburgh married Elizabeth Johnston, o.c. 7 Aug 1834. Their daughter Catherine Fralick, born March 2, 1829, married Daniel Walker If anyone else has information I'd love to hear it, esp. about Catherine and Daniel! Concetta

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Froelich, Walker Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/ZZX.2ACIB/106 Message Board Post: Hi! Would anyone else be able to help me with this one? Catherine was the mother of my gggrandfather, William James Walker, who was born December 25, 1854 in Kennebic Twp, Frontenac County, Ontario (possibly Kingston, Ontario but I think its an error in the genealogy). I know nothing about her husband Daniel Walker other than that the couple may have been in Canada in 1871, and Catherine is still alive in 1901. Figuring out the parents of Catherine would be very interesting. Thanks! Concetta

Hello Fellow List Members I found this and thought it may be of some help with the Holidays fast approaching and all the activities going on .Here are some questions you may forget to askduring your interviews. Shirley List Mom Guide for Interviewing Family Members The purpose of this questionaire is to guide you in recording the life experiences of a member of your family. The information you record will become an important link between you and your descendants. At the top of a sheet of paper write: the full name, and the date and place of birth of yourself, your mother (maiden name), your father, your brothers and sisters, your spouse,and your children: and the date and place of marriage for yourself, your brothers and sisters (with spouse's names),and your children (with spouse's names). Write your thoughts on sheets of good quality paper,numbering each answer to correspond to the appropriate question. Write your name on each sheet, too, and leave room to add new thoughts later. GRANDPARENTS 1. What were the names of your mother's parents? 2. When and where were they born and where did they live? 3. What did they do for a living? 4. Do you have personal memories of them? 5. What were the names of your father's parents? 6. When and where were they born and where did they live? 7. What did they do for a living? 8. Do you have personal memories of them? 9. Did you know your grandparents well? 10. What do you remember hearing about your GREAT- GRANDPARENTS ? 11. Did you ever meet them? 12. Did your great-grandparents, grandparents, or parents come to the US from a foreign country? Any stories told in your family about the crossing? Do you have any relatives in foreign countries? 13. What traditions are still practiced in your family? CHILDHOOD THE FAMILY HOUSE 14. What type of house did you live in as a child? 15. Other buildings on the same property? 16. If you moved during your childhood, tell where and when and what you can remember of each house and the family circumstances and the reason for the move. 17. In what room did you eat? Kitch? Dining room? 18. How was your home heated? 19. Did you have a fireplace? 20. What kind of kitchen stove did your parents cook on? 21. What fuel was used? 22. Did you have to buy the fuel or was this a chore, such as cutting wood, with which you had to help? 23. Did you always have electricity? If not, when did you get it? 24. Did you ever use candles or kerosene lamps? 25. Did your family have a cellar? Where did you store food? 26. Where did your family get water? Was it plentiful? What methods were used to conserve water? Family relations, responsibilities, conditions 27. What was your position in the family? Oldest? Youngest? 28. What were your duties as a small child? 29. Who cooked the meals? Who did the ironing? 30. Did you buy or make your own clothing? 31. When did you learn to cook and who taught you? 32. Did you ever learn to sew? Crochet? Knit? Embroider? And who taught you? 33. Did you ever learn the mechanics of a car and who taught you? 34. Did your family keep in touch with distant family? 35. Did you visit relatives often? 36. How did you get your mail? 37. What do you remember about family pets? 38. Were you especially close to anyone in the family? 39. How did the family spend its evenings? Family income and livelihood 40. What did your father do for a living? 41. Did your mother ever work outside of the home? 42. Did you contribute to the family income? 43. When did you get your first job outside of the family? 44. Did your family have a garden? 45. Who did the work on the garden? 46. What kinds of vegetables did you grow? 47. Did your family have fruit trees? 48. Who did the canning? 49. Did you raise chickens? 50. What kind of meat did you eat? 51. Did you keep a cow for milk? 52. Did you make your own butter and cheese? 53. Did anyone in the family sell eggs or butter? 54. If you lived on a farm, what crops were planted? 55. Who did the work? Family? Hired hands? Days, seasons, and special occasions 56. What did Saturday mean to you? 57. What did Sunday mean to you? 58. Did you attend church on Sunday? 59. Where did you attend church? 60. How did you spend Christmas? 61. What kinds of gifts did you receive at Christmas? 62. Did your family observe Easter? 63. How and where did you observe the Fourth of July? 64. How was your birthday celebrated? 65. What kinds of gifts did you receive on your birthday? 66. Did your family entertain often? When? 67. Did your family attend picnics? Family reunions? What do you remember about them? 68. How did you keep cool in the summer? 69. What did you wear in the winter to keep warm? 70. Do you remember any blizzards or tornadoes or floods? Friends and Games 71. What did you do for recreation? 72. Did you or your brothers or sisters have any hobbies? 73. Who was your best friend? 74. What did you and your friends do when you got together? 75. Did you and your playmates play any organized games? 76. Did you ever learn to swim? 77. Did you participate in youth organizations? School 78. Where did you go to school? 79. Did you ever attend a one-room schoolhouse? 80. How did you get to school? If you walked, how far? 81. What do you remember about these walks? Did you walk alone or with friends? 82. Were these walks a hardship in winter? Transportation and surroundings 83. Describe the size of the town where you lived or shopped. 84. Where did your parents shop? 85. How large or small were the stores? 86. If you lived in a small town or on the farm, did you ever go into the city to shop? 87. What was the largest town you remember visiting when you were young? 88. Did you ever travel on a train while you were young? 89. Did you or your family own a horse and buggy? 90. When did your family acquire its first car? What make? How much did it cost? 91. When did you learn to drive a car? 92. Where did your family go on vacation? Outlook 93. Whom did you admire most when you were young? 94. When you were small, what did you hope to do when you grew up? Higher Education and Career 95. What education did you get past high school? Did you study in your adult years? 96. Did your family support, oppose, or encourage you? 97. Who influenced you most and helped you to develop your skills? 98. Would you choose the same career if you had it to do over? Marriage and Later Life 99. When and where did you meet your husband or wife? 100. How and when did you get engaged? 101. When and where did you marry? 102. Did you go on a honeymoon? 103. Where was your first home? 104. What is your spouse's occupation? 105. Where and when were your children born? 106. Did you or your spouse go into military service? 107. If your husband went into service, what did you do while he was away? 108. What memories do you have of war years? 109. To what organizations have you belonged? 110. Have you been politically active during your lifetime? 111. Which presidents have you voted for? Philosophy and Outlook 112. Do you have a philosopy of life to share with your descendants? 113. Do you have a favorite philosopher, teacher, or writer who best expresses your philosophy? 114. Do you have religious leanings or strong religious beliefs? 115. In your opinion, which have been the greatest advances or inventions of all? 116. What things have given you the most pleasure or satisfaction? 117. Is there anything that has caused you perpetual concern? What events or trends have disturbed you most in your lifetime? 118. What has been your experience in regard to the following? a. Answers to prayers? b. Necessity and power of love? c. Will power as opposed to being ruled by one's feelings? 119. What do you consider to be your most important achievements? Abstracted from Virginia Allee's "A Family History Questionaire" in October 1978 FAMILY HERITAGE MAGAZINE.

Hello Fellow List Members I found this and thought it may be of some help with the Holidays fast approaching and all the activities going on .Here are some questions you may forget to askduring your interviews. Shirley List Mom Guide for Interviewing Family Members The purpose of this questionaire is to guide you in recording the life experiences of a member of your family. The information you record will become an important link between you and your descendants. At the top of a sheet of paper write: the full name, and the date and place of birth of yourself, your mother (maiden name), your father, your brothers and sisters, your spouse,and your children: and the date and place of marriage for yourself, your brothers and sisters (with spouse's names),and your children (with spouse's names). Write your thoughts on sheets of good quality paper,numbering each answer to correspond to the appropriate question. Write your name on each sheet, too, and leave room to add new thoughts later. GRANDPARENTS 1. What were the names of your mother's parents? 2. When and where were they born and where did they live? 3. What did they do for a living? 4. Do you have personal memories of them? 5. What were the names of your father's parents? 6. When and where were they born and where did they live? 7. What did they do for a living? 8. Do you have personal memories of them? 9. Did you know your grandparents well? 10. What do you remember hearing about your GREAT- GRANDPARENTS ? 11. Did you ever meet them? 12. Did your great-grandparents, grandparents, or parents come to the US from a foreign country? Any stories told in your family about the crossing? Do you have any relatives in foreign countries? 13. What traditions are still practiced in your family? CHILDHOOD THE FAMILY HOUSE 14. What type of house did you live in as a child? 15. Other buildings on the same property? 16. If you moved during your childhood, tell where and when and what you can remember of each house and the family circumstances and the reason for the move. 17. In what room did you eat? Kitch? Dining room? 18. How was your home heated? 19. Did you have a fireplace? 20. What kind of kitchen stove did your parents cook on? 21. What fuel was used? 22. Did you have to buy the fuel or was this a chore, such as cutting wood, with which you had to help? 23. Did you always have electricity? If not, when did you get it? 24. Did you ever use candles or kerosene lamps? 25. Did your family have a cellar? Where did you store food? 26. Where did your family get water? Was it plentiful? What methods were used to conserve water? Family relations, responsibilities, conditions 27. What was your position in the family? Oldest? Youngest? 28. What were your duties as a small child? 29. Who cooked the meals? Who did the ironing? 30. Did you buy or make your own clothing? 31. When did you learn to cook and who taught you? 32. Did you ever learn to sew? Crochet? Knit? Embroider? And who taught you? 33. Did you ever learn the mechanics of a car and who taught you? 34. Did your family keep in touch with distant family? 35. Did you visit relatives often? 36. How did you get your mail? 37. What do you remember about family pets? 38. Were you especially close to anyone in the family? 39. How did the family spend its evenings? Family income and livelihood 40. What did your father do for a living? 41. Did your mother ever work outside of the home? 42. Did you contribute to the family income? 43. When did you get your first job outside of the family? 44. Did your family have a garden? 45. Who did the work on the garden? 46. What kinds of vegetables did you grow? 47. Did your family have fruit trees? 48. Who did the canning? 49. Did you raise chickens? 50. What kind of meat did you eat? 51. Did you keep a cow for milk? 52. Did you make your own butter and cheese? 53. Did anyone in the family sell eggs or butter? 54. If you lived on a farm, what crops were planted? 55. Who did the work? Family? Hired hands? Days, seasons, and special occasions 56. What did Saturday mean to you? 57. What did Sunday mean to you? 58. Did you attend church on Sunday? 59. Where did you attend church? 60. How did you spend Christmas? 61. What kinds of gifts did you receive at Christmas? 62. Did your family observe Easter? 63. How and where did you observe the Fourth of July? 64. How was your birthday celebrated? 65. What kinds of gifts did you receive on your birthday? 66. Did your family entertain often? When? 67. Did your family attend picnics? Family reunions? What do you remember about them? 68. How did you keep cool in the summer? 69. What did you wear in the winter to keep warm? 70. Do you remember any blizzards or tornadoes or floods? Friends and Games 71. What did you do for recreation? 72. Did you or your brothers or sisters have any hobbies? 73. Who was your best friend? 74. What did you and your friends do when you got together? 75. Did you and your playmates play any organized games? 76. Did you ever learn to swim? 77. Did you participate in youth organizations? School 78. Where did you go to school? 79. Did you ever attend a one-room schoolhouse? 80. How did you get to school? If you walked, how far? 81. What do you remember about these walks? Did you walk alone or with friends? 82. Were these walks a hardship in winter? Transportation and surroundings 83. Describe the size of the town where you lived or shopped. 84. Where did your parents shop? 85. How large or small were the stores? 86. If you lived in a small town or on the farm, did you ever go into the city to shop? 87. What was the largest town you remember visiting when you were young? 88. Did you ever travel on a train while you were young? 89. Did you or your family own a horse and buggy? 90. When did your family acquire its first car? What make? How much did it cost? 91. When did you learn to drive a car? 92. Where did your family go on vacation? Outlook 93. Whom did you admire most when you were young? 94. When you were small, what did you hope to do when you grew up? Higher Education and Career 95. What education did you get past high school? Did you study in your adult years? 96. Did your family support, oppose, or encourage you? 97. Who influenced you most and helped you to develop your skills? 98. Would you choose the same career if you had it to do over? Marriage and Later Life 99. When and where did you meet your husband or wife? 100. How and when did you get engaged? 101. When and where did you marry? 102. Did you go on a honeymoon? 103. Where was your first home? 104. What is your spouse's occupation? 105. Where and when were your children born? 106. Did you or your spouse go into military service? 107. If your husband went into service, what did you do while he was away? 108. What memories do you have of war years? 109. To what organizations have you belonged? 110. Have you been politically active during your lifetime? 111. Which presidents have you voted for? Philosophy and Outlook 112. Do you have a philosopy of life to share with your descendants? 113. Do you have a favorite philosopher, teacher, or writer who best expresses your philosophy? 114. Do you have religious leanings or strong religious beliefs? 115. In your opinion, which have been the greatest advances or inventions of all? 116. What things have given you the most pleasure or satisfaction? 117. Is there anything that has caused you perpetual concern? What events or trends have disturbed you most in your lifetime? 118. What has been your experience in regard to the following? a. Answers to prayers? b. Necessity and power of love? c. Will power as opposed to being ruled by one's feelings? 119. What do you consider to be your most important achievements? Abstracted from Virginia Allee's "A Family History Questionaire" in October 1978 FAMILY HERITAGE MAGAZINE.

Descendants of Henrich (Henry) FROLICH Generation No. 1 1. HENRICH (HENRY)1 FROLICH was born 1755, and died March 25, 1830. He married ANNA MARGARET WILHIDE, daughter of FREDERICK WILHIDE and ANNA WEIMAR. She died September 15, 1822 in Frederick, Maryland. More About HENRICH (HENRY) FROLICH: Burial: March 27, 1830, The Graceham Moravian Church Cemetary in Frederick Maryland Notes for ANNA MARGARET WILHIDE: The German spelling of her name is as follows : Anna Margaretha WILHEIT Children of HENRICH FROLICH and ANNA WILHIDE are: 2. i. SOLOMON2 FRALEY, b. January 20, 1802; d. May 29, 1882. ii. BARBARA FRALEY, b. October 03, 1784; m. JOHN SHUFF. iii. FREDERICK FRALEY, b. Abt. 1785; d. Aft. 1850; m. ELEANOR MCHENRY. iv. ELIZABETH FRALEY, b. October 23, 1786; d. June 21, 1818; m. JOHN SMITH, September 28, 1804. v. HENRY FRALEY, b. October 23, 1788. vi. CHRISTIAN FRALEY, b. Abt. 1790; d. Bet. 1850 - 1860; m. SARAH ANN HABERSTICH. vii. ANNA MARIA FRALEY, b. February 12, 1793. viii. HENRY FRALEY, b. April 20, 1794. He died young. ix. MARGARET (PEGGY) FRALEY, b. Abt. 1796; m. JOHN BORN, January 11, 1814. x. JOHN FRALEY, b. January 25, 1799. He died young xi. DAVID FRALEY, b. Abt. 1805; d. November 09, 1877; m. ELIZABETH HERTZOG, December 17, 1829. xii. WILLIAM FRALEY, b. May 16, 1809; d. August 28, 1830; m. CATHERINE WILLIARD, January 01, 1829. Generation No. 2 2. SOLOMON2 FRALEY (HENRICH (HENRY)1 FROLICH) was born January 20, 1802, and died May 29, 1882. He married ELIZABETH (ELIZA) WALKER December 30, 1828. Notes for SOLOMON FRALEY: Information taken from the story of "Things My Mother Told Me by Wahneta P. Day" Solomon was baptised January 24, 1802 at Moravian Church in Frederick Maryland. Solomon Fraley and Elizabeth Walker ( Hannah's Parent's )moved to Harrisburg PA in 1880 taking all children except Hannah the eldest. Hannah stayed in Maryland and married John Cramer of Frederick Maryland. More About SOLOMON FRALEY: Burial: Mount Prospect Methodist Church at Lewistown Notes for ELIZABETH (ELIZA) WALKER: Information taken from the story of " Things My Mother Told Me by Wahneta P. Day ". Solomon Fraley and Elizabeth Walker ( Hannah's Parent's )moved to Harrisburg PA in 1880 taking all children except Hannah the eldest. Hannah stayed in Maryland and married John Cramer of Frederick Maryland. Children of SOLOMON FRALEY and ELIZABETH WALKER are: i. MARY ELLEN3 FRALEY, b. June 16, 1840; m. WILLIAM STONER. William worked at the Furnace in Catoctin in the Catoctin Mountains with his Father In Law Solomon Fraley in the 1850's until the family moved to Pennsylvania in 1880. William Stoner served a 3 year enlistment in the Union Army during the Civil War and saw action in a number of battles including Gettysburg. ii. HANNAH FRALEY, m. JOHN A. CRAMER; b. Frederick, Maryland. Notes for HANNAH FRALEY: Solomon Fraley and Elizabeth Walker ( Hannah's Parent's )moved to Harrisburg PA in 1880 taking all children except Hannah the eldest. Hannah stayed in Maryland and married John Cramer of Frederick Maryland. iii. MARGARET ELIZABETH FRALEY, b. December 28, 1829; m. JOHN THOMAS SIX. iv. MARTHA FRALEY, b. Abt. 1833; m. DAVID W. CARNES. v. JOHNATHAN S. FRALEY, b. December 22, 1835; m. MARY JANE SUFF. vi. ANNA MARIA FRALEY, b. Abt. 1843; m. CHRISTOPHER NUNNEMAKER. vii. ELIZABETH LAVENIA FRALEY, b. Abt. 1847; m. EDWARD GILES. viii. JAMES HAWLEY FRALEY, b. July 22, 1849; m. SARAH F. WELLER. ix. CATHERINE SOPHIA FRALEY, b. Abt. 1850; m. JOHN PATTEN (PATTON). If any one any more that I can add to this along with documentation for the information I would greatly appreciate it. Shirley Fergus List Mom

They died in Westmoreland Co., PA. I joined the DAR under Branthoover and Froelich for participation in the Rev. War. Descendants of Johann Martin Frolich 1 Johann Martin Frolich 1730 - 1810 .. +Ann Margaretha Neiss ......... 2 Anna Maria Frolich/Froehlich 1768 - 1792 ............. +Adam Brandhofer/Branthafer 1748 - 1834 .................... 3 John Drobalt Brandhofer 1784 - 1858 ........................ +Susan White 1788 - 1844 .................... 3 Henry Branthoover 1786 - 1851 ........................ +Magdalena Crowell Neighly 1783 - 1844 .................... 3 Adam Brandhofer, Jr./Brunthaver 1787 - 1860 ........................ +Mary (Maria Magdalena) Ridenour 1785 - 1835 .................... *2nd Wife of Adam Brandhofer, Jr./Brunthaver: ........................ +Mary Smith 1814 - 1902 .................... 3 Anna Maria Branthoover 1788 - .................... 3 George Branthaver 1791 - 1858 ........................ +Susan Leib 1802 - 1861 .................... 3 Martin Branthoover 1792 - 1846 ........................ +Elizabeth Weible 1803 - 1865 ......... 2 Eva Frolich/Froehlich 1765 - 1849 ............. +Heinrich Schatz/Shotts 1762 - 1807 .................... 3 Elisabetha Margaretha Schatz/Shotts 1786 - ........................ +Eli Barker .................... 3 Anna Maria Schatz/Shotts 1787 - .................... 3 Hannah Schatz/Shotts 1790 - ........................ +Michael Ridenour 1784 - 1839 .................... 3 Johannes Schatz/Shotts 1792 - 1862 ........................ +Sara 1798 - 1869 .................... 3 Anna Catharina Schatz/Shotts 1794 - .................... 3 Jacob Schatz/Shotts 1796 - 1860 ........................ +Esther Bachman 1807 - 1887 .................... 3 Anna Maria Schatz/Shotts 1798 - .................... 3 Michael Schatz/Shotts 1800 - .................... 3 Martin Schatz/Shotts 1802 - .................... 3 Sussana Schatz/Shotts 1804 - .................... 3 Esther Schatz/Shotts 1806 - ......... 2 Margaret Frolich/Froehlich ............. +Jacob Wagner ......... 2 John Frolich/Froehlich

When and where did they live? ----- Original Message ----- From: <DRDMADD@aol.com> To: <FROELICH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, August 03, 2004 2:59 PM Subject: Re: [FROELICH] FROEHLICH/HOFFMAN REUNION > looking for information on Johann Martin Froelich and Anna Margatetha Neiss. > > Thanks, > Doraine > > > ==== FROELICH Mailing List ==== > If you just want to UNSUBSCRIBE from this list, send an e-mail to > FROELICH-L-request@rootsweb.com or (for the digest list) > FROELICH-D-request@rootsweb.com and put the word unsubscribe in the message body. > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > > --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.733 / Virus Database: 487 - Release Date: 8/2/2004

looking for information on Johann Martin Froelich and Anna Margatetha Neiss. Thanks, Doraine

The second Froehlich/Hoffman Reunion will be Sunday, September 5, 2004, at the Charles Murray Brooking Park Concession Barn on US 25 North, just outside Georgetown, Scott County, Kentucky. The reunion is for the descendants of John & Catherina Froehlich and Charles Hoffman. Anyone interested in these families is welcome. The building will be open at 10:00 am for those who choose to come early. It is air conditioned, wheel chair accessible and a vehicle can pull up to the door. There is plenty of seating, a full kitchen with coolers for cold food and drinks. The meal will be potluck. Drinks and utensils will be provided. Donations will be taken to cover the rental of the building and the supplies. You may bring any item you wish to donate to the drawing for prizes. Please bring any old pictures and family histories you may be working on for others to see. Last year, everyone did not get around to see all the items others had, so bring them again even if you brought them before. If you have questions, please email me and I will try to get the answers for you. --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.733 / Virus Database: 487 - Release Date: 8/2/2004

Hi, I am looking for Johann Martin Froelich. Died in Westmoreland Co., PA. Thanks, Doraine

Hello everyone, The lists have been pretty quiet. Is anyone making any progress? Let's report in with any new finds, new websites, new GEDCOMs available, new descendants to add to our lines Please make sure to change your subject line put Names, Places, Dates Shirley Fergus List mom

Hello List Member, As the "List Mom" for this list, I have to let you know of the things that have been happening with Roots Web. It seems as though their server's have been down and that alot of post's are being held until their server's can be brought back online. Apparently this should take about a week to fully be restored and for post's to actually be posted to the list. Some list's are already back online but they are still suspecting the posting time for All lists to come back to be about a week. If you have written into the list but have not seen it posted, please be patient. If it still has not posted in a week then please write again as it could have been lost in their shuffle. The following is what is posted on the Rootsweb site, for those who have not seen it..: Mail Lists: 2004-07-31 http://helpdesk.rootsweb.com/ All list servers operational The remaining list server has been brought back on-line and we are currently putting mail through all lists servers. There is a backlog of mail to put through the server that has been out of action, and this will take the best part of a day. Please note that the mail will not be in chronological order as that will then take the better part of a week to get it distributed. Est. downtime: 1 day(s) I too have problems logging in and if there are those of you out there who are having problems "Unsubscribing" please just give it a little time and it will come through. If you need to contact me directly, please use the following e-mail address instead of posting to the list. Also, should you ever experience other problems with the lists please refer back to the help desk of Rootsweb, it could help you with the answer your question/problem. http://helpdesk.rootsweb.com/ Please do not post any messages reguarding this e-mail to the list as the list records it in their archives. Send any mail reguarding this e-mail directly to me. Thanks, Shirley Fergus List Mom shirleyf@intrstar.net