Hello. I have a death certificate on Marcius D. HARVEY who died in 1910 and was living in Washington County, OR. This is not my relative. If anyone is related to this person please e-mail me at foleys@tx3.net . I will be happy to send it to you. Janis Foley
Maryland marriages: Elijah E. Merryman m. Cassandra Dye HARVEY on 20 Sept 1804 in Baltimore Co. MD as recorded in the marriage register of Rev. Lewis Richards. Photocopy at the Maryland Historical Society. ----------------any list member have this couple. Looking for the Dye connection. Jayne W. DYE http://www.thehungersite.com
Hi Harvey'ers........well, no sense letting it sit idle in my records......Sure hope someone out there can use this. Good Luck.....let me know if it proved useful. JERMYN, PA ======================================================== Jermyn 1900 HARVEY Washington Ave 22 Alfred 2/56 all PA locomotive fireman Mary A wife 7/52 m25y 1&1 PA-PA-NY Nelly dau 7/75 PA ======================================================= 1900 Jermyn HARVEY Lincoln Ave 174 George 12/72 Eng US 1884 miner Lillie 7/72 m8y 3&2 all PA George H 3/94 PA Robert B 11/97 ======================================= 1910 Jermyn HARVEY Madison Ave 101 George 37 US 1884 miner Nettie wife 37 m17y 6&4 all PA Harold G son 15 PA Eng PA Robert B son 13 Floyd son 6 Rosalind son 4 ======================================== 1900 Jermyn HARVEY Madison Ave 57 John K 1/77 Eng US 1885 miner Emma G 3/78 PA m2y 1&1 Mildred E 8/98 ============================================== 1920 Jermyn HARVEY Jefferson Ave 172 Emma 38 wid PA [m2nd George Releya] Gladys 14 dau PA Arthur 12 [Shiner] Dorothy 9 Vera 7 ================================================ 1900 Jermyn HARVEY Scott St 206 Samuel 9/66 Eng US 1881 miner Annie R 4/69 m11y 6&5 Eng US 1886 Thomas E 8/89 PA Ethel 6/91 Samuel A 2/93 Annie 11/94 George R 9/96 =================================================== 1910 Jermyn HARVEY Madison Ave 84 Samuel 43 Eng US 1894 miner Annie wife 41 m21y 10&6 Eng US 1887 Thomas son 20 PA-Eng-Eng glass cutter Ethel dau 18 spinner silkmill Samuel son 16 glass cutter Annie dau 15 George R son 13 William son 7 ====================================================== There was a HARVEY THOMAS died in 1918 in World War I ====================================================== 1920 Jermyn HARVEY Madison Ave 124 Samuel 52 US 1881 Eng laborer Annie 50 US 1881 Eng Albert 17 PA laborer breaker Marshall 9 ======================================================= 1910 Jermyn HARVEY Delaware Ave 769 Samuel 27 Eng US 1888 mines Maude 27 m5y 3&3 Eng US 1893 Ralph 4 PA Walter 2 Marjorie 7m ======================================================== 1920 Jermyn HARVEY Lincoln Ave 218 Samuel K 36 US 1889 Eng miner Maude 37 Eng Ralph 14 PA Walter 11 Marjorie 10 Alice 7 Florence 5 ======================================================= City Directory HARVEY Thomas, laborer, home 1893/94 335 Second HARVEY William, carpet weaver 1893/94 Main ======================================================= Jermyn 1900 HARVEY Washington Ave 17 William 12/52 Eng US 1879 loom mfg'g Winifred wife 9/49 m22y 8&6 Eng US1880 Charles son 4/79 Eng US1880 laborer James A son 6/80 Eng US1880 laborer Samuel H son 6/91 PA Lillian M dau 5/94 PA ======================================================= 1910 Jermyn HARVEY Wash Ave 51 William 57 Eng US 1879 mine laborer Winfield wife 60 m33y 12&6 Eng US 1879 Samuel son 19 PA winder silk mill Lillian dau 15 spinner silk mill ======================================================= VALLEY VIEW Cemetery William HARVEY 1852-1915 husband Winifred S 1849-1926 wife Johanna SEYMOUR Samuel H Harvey 1891-1974 husband Olive D 1905-1984 wife Samuel and Olive are on the reverse of the monument ======================================================== 1910 Jermyn HARVEY Delaware Ave 770 William 25 Eng US 1885 mines Lillian 29 m5y 0&0 Eng US 1890 1920 Jermyn HARVEY Jefferson Ave 169 William 35 US 1890 Eng miner Lillian 41 US 1889 Eng ========================================================= VALLEY VIEW Cemetery Joseph HARVEY 1884-1941 father Lillian (ALLEN) 1880-1931 mother Joseph W HARVEY 1920-1988 son WWII husband Katherine K 1920- wife ========================================================= Ron & Tammy Ohnmacht Concord, North Carolina Email: yankee@iocnet.net Visit Our Family & Genealogy Website at: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pines/4507/index.html Visit Ron's Vestal Little League History Website at: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pines/4507/VLL1.html
Hi.....I just subscribed and was wondering if anyone out there has HARVEY family who were in Jermyn-Olyphant-Mayfield-Carbondale area's of Pennsylvania, ca. 1880-19??. Ron Ron & Tammy Ohnmacht Concord, North Carolina Email: yankee@iocnet.net
Hello All, I have a small wallet which belonged to a Frank Alexander Harvey. It contains several Masonic membership cards from the mid 1960s. He belonged to lodges in Dover New Hampshire. Wallet also contains a photo of Frank in Masonic costume. In 1966 Frank's address was Pearl Street, Wakefield, MA. If it sounds like this Frank Harvey belongs to you, please let me know. I want to send this wallet to a proper home. Thanks, Scott Stimpson Email: IMScotty@aol.com
Wilma, I believe your John Harvey was the son of my husband's ancestor, Jonathan Harvey, b. 1771 in North Carolina. Jonathan was the son of William Harvey, b. 1749 in Orange Co., VA. I'd be most pleased to share the info I have on your John Harvey and Abigail Cole. Feel free to contact me at harveyj@zoomnet.net. Judy Harvey
Born ca. 1796 in Carloina's - m 13 Nov 1827, Kingston, Roane Co., TN to Abigail COLE (She had red hair and b 1808 - 9 in NC). They moved to GA where dau. Nancy Emaline m William P. KIRKHAM. Emaline and William moved to Carroll CO., AR abt. 1854 with his parents. John and Abigail also moved to AR and he d at Sulphur Springs AR in 1854. She d after 1984, may be in Jefferson or Carroll Co. AR. Both burial sites and parents are unknow for john and Abigail. Help will certainly be appreciated and answered. Wilma Martin
SHE WAS THE DAUGHTER OF SALLIE MOSELEY MC HAM AND DOC T. MC HAM of Lamar co. TX I need her first name and any info on Sallie . I am the gggranddaughter of sallies brother and doing history. thank you list! ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.
Harvey Clan, I received the following letter from a Virginia CAPPS cousin and thought that you HARVEY cousins may find a connection. Read on to see if this is your "Sir John Harvey, Governor of Va in 1630". Sound like my ancestor Wm CAPPS caused problems for your ancestor Sir John HARVEY. May I apologize for him!!! ACPeeples >>>Went to a book sale here yesterday for short time at the Mary Ball Libreay and museum about 7 miles from our home. Mary Ball was George Washington's wife and was from our area. You are never sure what they will be selling but we decided to go and glad we did. They had lots of history books all at $3 for hardbound. One book Betty picked up and bought was "Founding the American Colonies 1583-1660" by John E. Pomfret. When we got home I was looking through it and on page 51 is a statement about William Capps. They are talking about Sir John Harvey, Governor of Va in 1630 etc. It goes on to say,"No small part of Harvey's trouble was caused by a man named William Capps. This eccentric former burgess returned from a visit to England armed with a letter signed by the king, which directed the governor and his council to develop new industries and to make use of Capp's skill as a consultant while so doing. The netted governor reported back to London that Virginia possessed the initiative to undertake production of new commodities but that it lacked the means. A meeting of elected representatives of the settlers supported Harvey by addressing a report to the king asserting that production of new staples could not be undertaken without proper equipment. The report also stated that great harm had been done to the colony by the rumor that tobacco would shortly be monopolized in England." This was footnoted by: Richard Lee Morton, "Colonial Virginia ( 2 vols., Chapel Hill, NC 1960), I, 117. I thought it was interesting that: 1. the author called William eccentric. Never heard that before 2. The footnote. Next time I get to Lib of Va will try to see if there is any more, but know that we can also get the book through the innerlibrary loan service. Anyway though you might be interested. S .>>>>>>>
I am hoping someone on the list can help me find a former crewmate of the USS Muskogee PF49 during World War II. James L. Harvey enlisted in the Coast Guard from Philadelphia and became a SEA 2c. We are trying to up-date our roster for further reunions of the men from this ship. Really appreciate your help in this matter. Gratefully, Tony
Hello Everyone: William HARVEY (c1614-1691) born in Ashill Parish, Sommersetshire, England. died at Taunton, MA. Married Joanne HUCKER of Cohannettwers, England on April 2, 1639 Can anyone please direct me to the source of this information? Thank you most kindly. Harold Oliver America's First Families mailto:firstfamilies@linkline.com
Richard Harvey b 1835 Bryan County,Ga d August 24 1900 Black Creek Cemetery, Ga Parents: Richard Harvey and Cynthia Burnside md: Elizabeth Parrish b Dec 30 1843 d Nov 30 1915 son: Julian Hartridge Harvey b April 23 1862 Bryan County,Ga. d July 15 1920 md: Sarah Jane Lanier b Nov 11 1872 Bulloch County,Ga d June 20 1949 Chatham County, Ga. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Jean Carter
I am looking for more information about the following Samuel Harvey and for descendants of any of his children. Thank you. Betty Charnholm SAMUEL P.1 HARVEY was born 26 January 1812 in Virginia, and died 23 March 1889 in Callaway Co., Missouri. He married ELLEN MARGARET HORTON. She was born 07 May 1817 in Tennessee, and died 19 December 1888 in Callaway Co., MO. Samuel and Ellen lived in Knox County Tennesee from at least 1836 until 1849 when they moved to Missouri. They had children: MARY E. HARVEY, b. Abt. 1836, Tenn; d. 01 February 1868; m. WILLIAM SIMPSON, 14 April 1867, Callaway Co., Missouri. JAMES E. HARVEY, b. Abt. 1837, Tenn; d. Bef. 1936; m. NANCY G. UNKNOWN; b. Abt. 1839, TN. NANCY "JANE" HARVEY, b. 01 April 1839, Tennessee; d. 01 December 1897, Callaway Co., MO. Married JOEL WILNER. REBECCA A. HARVEY, b. Abt. 1841, TN; d. Bef. 1936. Married SAMUEL HICKERSON WILLIAM H.H. HARVEY, b. June 1843, TN; d. Bef. 1936. Married ROSA UNKNOWN. DAVID C. HARVEY, b. 23 October 1844, TN; d. 01 May 1920, Callaway Co., MO; Married ELIZABETH JANE. ROSSEN, 28 February 1866, Callaway Co., Missouri; b. 01 June 1849, Missouri; d. 21 July 1928. SARAH E. "SALLIE" HARVEY, b. Abt. 1845, TN; d. 01 March 1890, Callaway Co., MO. Married WILLIAM FRED. ARCHIBALD A. HARVEY, b. May 1848, TN; d. 26 December 1932. Married LOUISE WOOD. SAMUEL B. HARVEY, b. Abt. 1849, Tennessee; d. Bef. 1936. ELIZA W. HARVEY, b. Abt. 1851, MO.; d. Bef. 1936. Married FREDERICK NAILOR. JOHN "THOMAS" HARVEY, b. Abt. 1853, Auxvasse, Callaway Co., MO.; d. Bef. 1883. Married MARGARET SPICER. SUSAN MALINDA HARVEY, b. 10 May 1855, Callaway Co., MO.; d. 03 February 1936, Mexico, Audrain Co., MO. Married JAMES SPICER. ZACHARIAH MURPHY HARVEY, b. 12 April 1857, Callaway Co., MO; d. 20 December 1945, Arenzville, Cass Co., Illinois. Married 1st, SARAH MIDDLETON; 2nd, HARRIET THOMAS. ARAMINTA "MATILDA" HARVEY, b. Abt. 1859, Callaway Co., MO.; d. Bef. 1905. Married LEROY ALTHISER.
I'm looking for the parents and siblings of Mary Jane Harvey who married William Chancellor in 1858 in Benton Co., MO. Census records show she was born in MO. Most of the Harveys in MO at that time were from KY. I haven't been able to find her on the 1850 MO census, but she and William were on the 1860 Benton Co. MO Census.
Looking for any and all info regarding my g grandfather George Harvey . He lived in Wisconsin and was married to Matilda. He is buried in Menomonie, Wisconsin. Please help if you can. PMarie@discover-net.net
I am looking for anyone researching Harvey's in Henry County, Missouri. My ggreatfather Oliver H. Harvey was born in Harkimer, New York, he married Mary Elizabeth Harter in Ionia, Ionia Michigan on Jan. 4th. 1852, they had two sons, William H. Harvey and Otis M. Harvey. They moved back to Harkimer, NY. where Mary died. Oliver then married Elizabeth C. Hartly, on April 10, 1860. From this married there were three children. Albert H. Harvey, Mary E. Harvey and Joel G. Harvey. In the spring of 1867 the family moved west, and located on a farm near Urich, Missouri. They lived there until Oliver's death Dec. 23, 1894. Oliver's father's name is Medad Harvey and he was born in Washington Co. New York. Any help would be wonderful, thanks, Doreen. Marry Christmas everyone. -- ----------------------------------------------------- Click here for Free Video!! http://www.gohip.com/free_video/
Greetings, I am trying to learn if any oil paintings depicting Col. Thomas Hervey of Halifax County, NC are known to exist? Perhaps if so they may have been photographed and published? Any information would be appreciated. Thanks, Jason
List My brick wall is Augusta A Harvey born 1869 in Iowa. Father unknown born in NYmother unknown. Augusta married Wesley B Rhoades 1890 in Cleburn, Arkansas Thanks JoAnne
In a message dated 12/17/00 3:50:57 AM US Eastern Standard Time, Wrcounsil@aol.com writes: > Are there any Harvey's out there from "Princeton Indiana I am looking for > the parents of Alonzo born abt 1900. Thanks Rose > Rose, I am from Princeton, IN. I have an Alonzo Harvey b. 1868, son of Charles Richard Harvey and Elizabeth Bates. Charles and Elizabeth were married in Pike County in 1867 so Alonzo may have been born there instead of Gibson County (Princeton). I descend from Thomas Harvey & Sarah Frances Nalley who were also married in Pike but moved to Gibson (Thomas and Charles were brothers). Nan Harvey
Hello Cousins. I am looking for someone who might be able to help me with my brick wall. I am looking for information on William Harvey of Madison County Kentucky. William had two daughters that I am aware of, Salley Harvey married Noah Green Lee (marriage bond dated 15 April 1814). Salley's sister, Nancy Harvey married Richard Lee (brother of Noah Green Lee). My family is from the Nancy Harvey and Richard Lee marriage. I would appreciate any help. Thank you and happy Holidays. Susan Nebeker