Who were the parents of Elijah Horner b. abt 1760 in N.J. ? Elias married Prudence? does anyone have her surname? , believe they are the parents of Benjamin Horner b. abt 1787 in New Jersey. Benjamin married Prudence Antrim on 29 May 1814, Butler Co. Ohio . Any help greatly appreicated. Thank you Earline

http://www.goupstate.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2004408190325 Posted on August 19, 2004 Hazel Eunice Horner TAYLORS, SCHazel Eunice Horner, 60, of 175 G Pincroft Drive, passed away on Tuesday, August 17, 2004 at Greenville Memorial Hospital. Ms. Horner was born in Spartanburg, a daughter of Eunice Chapman Mitchell, of Taylors and the late James Mitchell. She was loved by many and will be missed very much. Surviving are three daughters, Debbie Mitchell, of Cleveland, OH, Judy Hayes, of St. Louis, MO, and Brenda Browne, of St. Louis, MO; five grandchildren; one brother; and three sisters, Leon Mitchell, of Cold Springs, NY, Linda Mitchell, of Cold Springs, NY, Diane Yearly, of Lyman, and Elaine Atkinson, of Edwardsville, IL. A memorial service will be held 11:00 a.m. Friday, August 20, 2004 at North Hills Community Church, 4952 Edwards Road, Taylors (864-609-5321). A fellowship will follow the service at the church. Cremation Society of South Carolina Paid Funeral Notice ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I couldn't tell who her HORNER connection was. EB

Tom, I'd love to have a similar interest as you. Unfortunately, my HORNER family only goes back to the mid-1800s in Somerset County, MD. Do you have any connections to those HORNERS? My earliest family is below. Ralph 1 Levin HORNER b. Abt 1785 d. Bef 1840 m. _ Sarah m. _ Leah 2 Cate K HORNER b. 14 Feb 1807 2 Levin King HORNER b. 20 Feb 1808 d. Bef 1850 m. 12 Mar 1834 Mary LECOMPTE 3 Levin Edward HORNER b. Feb 1839/41 d. 13 Mar 1907 m. 18 Jan 1871 Amanda Ellen LEWIS b. 19 Aug 1851 d. 12 May 1922 4 Edward Henry HORNER b. 9 Jan 1871 d. 6 Sep 1944 m. 23 Jan 1895 Ida May FURBUSH b. 11Jun 1878 d. 11 May 1955 4 Hester HORNER b. 16 Mar 1875 d. 12 Apr 1957 m. 13 Apr 1898 Zora "Zorie" NEAL b. 30 Sep 1875 d. 4 Jul 1939 4 Samual Alphanso "Founce" HORNER b. 6 Jul 1878 d. 21 Dec 1966 m. _ Lillie Mae ROY b. 12 Dec 1890 d. 9 Jul 1964 4 Samuel T. Horner b. 1879 4 Ida Pearl HORNER b. May 1882 d. 21 Jan 1964 m. _ Herbert C. BAND b. 2 Oct, 1879 d. 22 Dec, 1943 ^^^^^^^^^^^^ My Grandmother 4 Spry Daniel HORNER b. 25 May 1887 d. 6 Jul 1955 m. Nov 7, 1914 Mae Emma WEBSTER b. 25 Jan 1896 d. Nov 1987 4 Arthur Gorman HORNER b. 18 Jul 1888 d. 3 Sep 1966 m. 29 Dec 1908 Minnie Evelynn GRASON b. 10 Dec 1892 d. 11 Jan 1982 4 Levin Stron Straughn HORNER b. 8 May 1893 d. 27 Sep 1924 m. _ Elsie Ann WEBSTER b. 22 Jan 1889 d. 1967 m. _ Minnie HORNER 4 Bessie Bell HORNER b. Nov 1895 d. 25 Jan 1978 m. 4 Apr 1917 Joseph Wesley BROWN b. 23 Dec 1895 d. 1 Feb 1981 3 Sarah Ellen HORNER b. 1842 d. March 12, 1916 m. Mar 6, 1860 Joseph Henry GILES 4 Amelia Rebecca GILES b. October, 1865 d. Feb 1, 1950 m. _ William Sidney DUNN 4 Mary Ellen Hester GILES b. 1869 d. abt 1900 m. _ Charles LARMORE 3 Susan HORNER b. 1845 At 12:00 AM 8/19/04, you wrote: >I subscribed to this list at the end of June, and this is the first posting I >have seen. > >My interest in the HORNER family goes back several hundred years in Somerset >Co, England, so I guess you and I cannot help each other much. I am >trying to >reconcile conflicting data. > >Do you think it is likely I'll find anyone on this list with similar >interests? > >Tom Aiken >Virginia Beach, VA, USA Ralph Willing Manchester, CT [email protected] MD: BAND, HORNER, INSLEY, LECOMPTE, LEWIS, ROBERTSON, WILLEN, WILLIN, WILLING, WILSON PA/NJ: BAND Ukraine: KORITNY, NOVICK/NOVICKAUF, SZWANYETSKY, ZANETSKY, ZVANICHKY

In a message dated 8/18/04 11:46:50 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << [HORNER-L] Back on Line - Carolyn Cowan (Horner) Oberle >> I subscribed to this list at the end of June, and this is the first posting I have seen. My interest in the HORNER family goes back several hundred years in Somerset Co, England, so I guess you and I cannot help each other much. I am trying to reconcile conflicting data. Do you think it is likely I'll find anyone on this list with similar interests? Tom Aiken Virginia Beach, VA, USA

Hi Everyone.......Well we are all moved into our Leesburg, Florida home, and I am back on line again. My e-mail remains the [email protected] I feel like I have been off line forever....hope I didn't miss too much. We had our laptop but I don't like using it. We just love it here. It is very hot this time of year, but it is worth it. There are so many activities going on that I just can't join all of them, but the genealogy is my first love and I am trying to put everything back in order in my files. For those of you who forget who I am, I am researching Cowan of Ripley Co., Hancock Co., IN. & Bourbon Co., KY. plus, surnames of John & Barzilla Horner & Thomas Lee of New Jersey to Brown Co., IN. & Haven, Henry, Brown, Pogue, Graham, Cornelius, Wilson, Hiett, Mills, Thon, Graham, Calvert (all of Brown Co., IN) Love to all, Carolyn

Can not open attachment. Plese send your inquiry to: [email protected] Thanks Ken Horner Olathe, KS ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, June 26, 2004 9:00 PM Subject: HORNER-D Digest V04 #5

I can not open the attachment. Please send your information to: [email protected] Thanks Ken Horner Olathe, KS ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, June 26, 2004 1:00 AM Subject: HORNER-D Digest V04 #4

I can not read your attachment. Please send me your email address. Thanks Ken Horner ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, June 25, 2004 5:00 AM Subject: HORNER-D Digest V04 #3

Hi, I am finally getting to research my Horner connection. I am looking for information on Rachel A. Horner Born 1839 NJ died May 20 1908 Chesapeake city MD She married George W. Loveless aft 1862 and had many children. I have information on their offspring if any one is interested. I know very little about Rachel but would love to know more any help would be greatly appreciated.

Sorry, Carol, I do not recognize anyone on your list. My Horner's are from Ohio from 1824. Am at a dead end there for now. Good hunting. Pam Smith > [Original Message] > From: Carol Lanza <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Date: 1/25/04 11:45:06 AM > Subject: [HORNER-L] Horners from PA & panhandle of WV > > My Horners were the following: > > Benjamin Horner b. 1814 PA d. abt. 1875 in Brooke Co., WV married Mary Ann > Jackson. > > Their children were: > > Richard/Robert Horner b. 1844 > Martin William Horner b. 1848 > James W. Horner b. 1850 > Obediah Marshall Horner b. Jan. 1, 1852 d. June 27, 1928 Washington Co., PA > (My gr-grandfather) > Florence C. Horner b. 1853 > Franklin Horner (Frank) b. 1856 d. Jan. 3, 1938 Brooke Co., WV > John Abraham Horner b. 1857 > Albert Smith Horner b. 1865 d. March 23, 1938 Brooke Co., WV > Mary E. Horner b. 1866 > > Obediah married Arra Belle Baker from Washington Co., PA > Franklin married Annie Cram from Brooke Co., WV > Albert Smith Horner married Lillie Lowry > > Albert and Franklin and their wives are buried in the Brooke Cemetery in > Wellsburg, WV as is their mother Mary Ann Jackson Horner. > > I think these Horners might be related to Horners from Greene County, PA but > I still can't prove it. > > Hope someone can help. > > Carol > > _________________________________________________________________ > Get a FREE online virus check for your PC here, from McAfee. > http://clinic.mcafee.com/clinic/ibuy/campaign.asp?cid=3963 > > > ==== HORNER Mailing List ==== > Thanks for keeping this list going and making connections possible. > > ============================== > 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

My Horners were the following: Benjamin Horner b. 1814 PA d. abt. 1875 in Brooke Co., WV married Mary Ann Jackson. Their children were: Richard/Robert Horner b. 1844 Martin William Horner b. 1848 James W. Horner b. 1850 Obediah Marshall Horner b. Jan. 1, 1852 d. June 27, 1928 Washington Co., PA (My gr-grandfather) Florence C. Horner b. 1853 Franklin Horner (Frank) b. 1856 d. Jan. 3, 1938 Brooke Co., WV John Abraham Horner b. 1857 Albert Smith Horner b. 1865 d. March 23, 1938 Brooke Co., WV Mary E. Horner b. 1866 Obediah married Arra Belle Baker from Washington Co., PA Franklin married Annie Cram from Brooke Co., WV Albert Smith Horner married Lillie Lowry Albert and Franklin and their wives are buried in the Brooke Cemetery in Wellsburg, WV as is their mother Mary Ann Jackson Horner. I think these Horners might be related to Horners from Greene County, PA but I still can't prove it. Hope someone can help. Carol _________________________________________________________________ Get a FREE online virus check for your PC here, from McAfee. http://clinic.mcafee.com/clinic/ibuy/campaign.asp?cid=3963

Subject: Fw: Letter from God to Women. If you ever look at yourself and feel that you don't measure up, read this and your outlook will change before you finish reading it! This is good to keep, not just to read from time to time, but to also keep stored in your heart! Enjoy, and remember who you are... LETTER FROM GOD TO WOMEN When I created the heavens and the earth, I spoke them into being. When I created man, I formed him and breathed life into his nostrils. But you, woman, I fashioned after I breathed the breath of life into man because your nostrils are too delicate. I allowed a deep sleep to come over him so I could patiently and perfectly fashion you. Man was put to sleep so that he could not interfere with the creativity. From one bone, I fashioned you. I chose the bone that protects man's life. I chose the rib, which protects his heart and lungs and supports him, as you are meant to do. Around this one bone, I shaped you.... I modeled you. I created you perfectly and beautifully. Your characteristics are as the rib, strong yet delicate and fragile. You provide protection for the most delicate organ in man, his heart. His heart is the center of his being; his lungs hold the breath of life. The rib cage will allow itself to be broken before it will allow damage to the heart. Support man as the rib cage supports the body. You were not taken from his feet, to be under him, nor were you taken from his head, to be above him. You were taken from his side, to stand beside him and be held close to his side. You are my perfect angel.....You are my beautiful little girl. You have grown to be a splendid woman of excellence, and my eyes fill when I see the virtues in your heart. Your eyes......don't change them. Your lips-how lovely when they part in prayer. Your nose, so perfect in form. Your hands so gentle to touch I've caressed your face in your deepest sleep. I've held your heart close to mine. Of all that lives and breathes, you are most like me. Adam walked with me in the cool of the day, yet he was lonely. He could not see me or touch me. He could only feel me. So everything I wanted Adam to share and experience with me, I fashioned in you; my holiness, my strength, my purity, my love, my protection and support. You are special because you are an extension of me. Man represents my image, woman my emotions. Together, you represent the totality of God. So man......treat women well. Love her, respect her, for she is fragile.

Hi, I'm tracing my family tree back through the Horner line. My grandmother was Mary Anna HORNER who was born April 05, 1873 in Newcastle-on-Tyne and moved out to New Zealand when she was just a few months old. Her parents were John Pearson HORNER born Oct. 29 1848 in Aldborough and died abt. 1917 in New Zealand and Agnes Elizabeth THOMPSON born abt 1851 in London and died abt 1897 in New Zealand. The whole family sailed on the Chile August 13, 1873 from Southampton. (I have the ticket). Parents of John Pearson HORNER were George Horner born abt. 1822 (don't know where) and Maria Pearson born abt. 1819 (don't know where). They were married May 02, 1843 at Aldborough Church. If anyone has anything they could add I would be very grateful. Thanks Warwick Beadle Tracing BEADLE HORNER THOMPSON HALLIDAY COSTLEY PEARSON

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What state? Thanks, Diane ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, October 19, 2003 9:40 AM Subject: [HORNER-L] Re: HORNER-D Digest V03 #24 > sorry for being so vague, they too are from Hornersville and Jenners. > > Paula Miller > Kingdom Treasures for the Heart and Home > If you liked House of Lloyd and Christmas Around the World > You will love Kingdom Treasures. > Ask me about getting free products, booking a party or > > consultant opportunities. > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== HORNER Mailing List ==== > any questions please contact me,Rhonda, at [email protected] > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

sorry for being so vague, they too are from Hornersville and Jenners. Paula Miller Kingdom Treasures for the Heart and Home If you liked House of Lloyd and Christmas Around the World You will love Kingdom Treasures. Ask me about getting free products, booking a party or consultant opportunities.

Hi I am looking for ay information on Paul V. Horner or Paul W. Horner. Paul's father was Wesley Horner I believe or that could be his grandfather. His mother if I am not mistaken was a Lape. Paula Miller Kingdom Treasures for the Heart and Home If you liked House of Lloyd and Christmas Around the World You will love Kingdom Treasures. Ask me about getting free products, booking a party or consultant opportunities.

Thank you Diane for the addy. I'm sure I would like a copy now. I can't say for sure who Williams parents are just yet. William Harrison Horner was born in 1795 in Tennessee and he arrived in Dunklin Co., Mo in 1832. The town of Hornersville was incorporated in 1896. His brother's name was Russell that came a little later. There is very little info on Russell. Thanks for the information. Betty

AN OLD CITIZEN DEAD Mrs. Temperance Neel died at her home near Hornersville, Oct 26 at the age of 92. Her maiden name was Horner, her father, being a pioneer of Dunklin County. Her husband of James P. Neel, a brother of Thomas Neel, the first white child born in what is now Dunklin County. when she came here a child of twelve years, this county was a wilderness, and she saw it grow into a place of homes, schools, churches and civilization. She out lived three generations. Men, old today were born after she attained womanhood. Of her several children, but one is alive, Mrs Matt Hardwick of Hornersville. One son was the late Bud (T.R.) Neel, Once assessor of this county, whose widow lives here. For fifty years "Aunt Tempa" as she was affectionately called, was Baptist, and she died in the faith. The funeral, under the direction of Rev. R.D. McKinnies, was held on the 27th at the cemetery below Hornersville, where so many of her kin and friends are at rest. >From the Daily Dunklin Democrat - 1910