There was a John S. Kimes, b. 08 April 1886, that lived and died in ID. Wonder if he is the SAME one as the John, son of Amos and Hattie Kimes of Shalerville, OH? See--> http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ifetch2?/u1/data/oh+index+7047255797756+F

Arthur Kime wrote: > > Mitzie -- my record shows #5 Veronica Keim b. 17 January 1852 Elkhart > Co., IN > On p. 204 of "Amish & Amish Mennonite Genealogies" by Hugh F. Gingerich and Rachel W. Kreider, one finds Veronica Keim, listed as a dau. of Tobias and Anna Keim. Her birthdate is listed as 17 January 1852. In 1850, we find Tobias Keim living in Middlebury Twp, Elkhart Co, IN; 1860, Elkhart Twp, Elkhart Co, IN. I don't know if HE moved, or if the townships lines moved.

Here's a web page with a list of abbreviations that might be found on old gravestones: http://olivetreegenealogy.com/misc/grave_symbols.shtml and http://olivetreegenealogy.com/pal/index.shtml for those interested in Palatine research. From The Olive Tree.

----- Original Message ----- From: "Kathleen R Edwards" <bkross.edwards@worldnet.att.net> Sent: Friday, July 13, 2001 10:17 PM=========================== > Source: SCOTT-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [SCOTT] SCOTT, John (ca. 1709-1760) in NC - revised posting > > > I too am interested & very frustrated at the lack of information that I > have been able to turn up about my SCOTTS. > Josiah D. Scott,b 1806-Virginia(according to the US census),d ?-don't > know location either. He settled in northwest Missouri with his > wife,Jane McKee, family & a group of relatives & acquaintances from > Indianapolis, Indiana. They arrived there sometime around 1845-6. The > other surnames in that group were Bush, Dryden, Roberts, Mullis, Kime > and Merrill. > > Is Joshua also a common substitute for Josiah ? > > I have the usual frustration of working with such an uncommon name as > SCOTT. Ha ! Any clues or tidbits are welcome. > Best regards, > Kathy > ------------------------------------------------------------- > Ben Gantt wrote: > > Seeking the identity of the father of the John SCOTT, b. 1695 in St. > > Steven's Parish, Cecil Co., MD and died ca. Oct 1760 in Rowan Co., NC. > > (There is a mention of him in Ramsey's "Carolina Cradle ...", p. 125.) He is the head of Family 477 in the former SCOTT One-Name Study. He had, at least, one son named John2 SCOTT, b. 15 Feb 1728 probably in Cecil Co., MD, (who m. Agnes REED (ca. 1760) and died in 1811 in Livingston Co., KY); a son named James2 SCOTT, b. ca. 1737, and a daughter, Mary2 SCOTT, b. ca. 1738, who m. a John BURNET. > > John2 SCOTT, above, had a son named Joshua3 SCOTT, b. ca 1760/3 probably in Rowan Co., NC, who served in the Rev. War under Gen. Thomas SUMTER, married a Jane (surname unknown) and died in Pope Co., IL ca. Oct 1825. We have a lot of information on Joshua3 through KY deeds, etc. He moved just over the Ohio River about 1815 or so and was involved in the local political structure during the time IL gained statehood. > > We are reasonably sure our immigrant SCOTT ancestor was Scots-Irish and I strongly suspect he came into the U.S. through MD or PA. We would certainly appreciate any assistance or clues and would be happy to exchange genealogical information with other SCOTT researchers. Hope to hear from you. Please reply direct to: <bengantt@hal-pc.org>

On Fri, 13 Jul 2001 MITZIE writes: > Children of Tobias and Anna (Domer) Keim > > 5. Veronica Keim b. 17 January 1854 Elkhart Co., IN > 6. Susanna Keim b. 07 May 1854 IN > > Abt 4 months apart, I don't think so..... > Mitzie -- my record shows #5 Veronica Keim b. 17 January 1852 Elkhart Co., IN I don't have reference source for this although the 1880 census for Elkhart Co., IN, listed as Tobias Kime with the 4 oldest children. Art

Children of Tobias and Anna (Domer) Keim 5. Veronica Keim b. 17 January 1854 Elkhart Co., IN 6. Susanna Keim b. 07 May 1854 IN Abt 4 months apart, I don't think so..... Mitzie

-----Original Message----- From: Brm1945@aol.com [SMTP:Brm1945@aol.com] Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2001 2:15 PM To: WARD-L@rootsweb.com Subject: News GREAT NEWS!! <ljrussell@earthlink.net> We just got word that Senator Orrin Hatch has drafted a resolution to officially make October Family History Month. Am running the following in tomorrow's Ancestry Daily News. Feel free to share this info. Best, Juliana

----- Original Message ----- From: "Noeline Mullins" <mum@bigpond.net.au> Sent: Friday, July 13, 2001 3:33 AM============================ > Source: NEW-ZEALAND-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [NZ] WALLACE FAMILY. > > > Could sks... help me I have a JAMES WALLACE and MARY ELIZABETH WALLACE nee KIME. > JAMES was a Commision Agent AND bORN ABOUIT 1850"S Looking for Birth, Death & Marriage. Parents of PERCY GEORGE WALLACE who married ELLEN FLORENCE VERDON, 1905 TIMARU, SOUTH ISLAND.N.Z. > > Ellen parents wree: BENJAMIN VERDON & SARAH FOWKE or FORKE,FORHE CANT REALLY TELL. > > Also my HENRY ROBERT GAGE FENTON MARRIED 2nd time RUTH ANNIE CAMERON, AUCKLAND. ABOPUT 1950. > Could anyone give me any info on these families ???? > > Regards, Noeline Mullins, Brisbane > mum@bigpond.net.au

Diana <ddavis@logicsouth.com> <ddavis59@sc.rr.com> Website: http://www.my-ged.com/davis/ ----- Original Message ----- From: <ScarletDD@aol.com> To: <ddavis@logicsouth.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 10, 2001 10:56 PM Subject: PML Search Result matching Keim > ===================================================================== > A result of your requested PML search. To refine or cancel this > search, please visit http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > ===================================================================== > Source: SIMMERS-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [SIMMERS] New Found Simmers Info > > > Hi fellow Simmers researchers. I just got back from a trip to Disney World > and was delighted to find a letter from a local historical society in my > area, which included some information on Simmers' in the Chester County, > Pennsylvania area. I am typing it up in this e-mail for all to look through > to see if any belong to you. If anyone notices any descrepancies, please let > me know! Considering all the work going into this, if any of these are your > ancestors/family, please let me know so I can mark down who's who's. > > Thanks - Deneen > > > Records of Ebenezer Bible Chapel, Warwick Township, Chester Co., PA > > Daniel Simmers died 9/5/1856 > Sarah Simmers w/o above born 10/12/1790, died 10/28/1869 > Robert Simmers s/o above, died 10/15/1855, age 26 years, 1 month, 27 days > James Simmers born 10/15/1809, died 11/24/1877 > > St. Matthews ECC Lutheran Church, Vincent Twp., Chester Co., Upper Uwchlan > > Oliver Simmers b. 10/13/1885....d. 9/13/1888 > Emma M. Simmers b. 1853...d. 1939 > > Thomas Simmers married Elizabeth Thorogood (no date given) > > St. Matthews German Reformed Church, West Vincent Twp., Chester County, PA > > Oliver R. Simmers 1889-1960 > Mae A. Simmers, w/o above, 1889-1958 > > Son of Ronald and Betty Simmers died 7/12/1953 > > Joseph Simmers b. 3/9/1811... d. 3/15/1883 > Mary Simmers, w/o above, b. 4/28/1809 ... d. 6/1/1873 > > Allen H. Simmers - 1859-1935 > Anna M. Simmers w/o above - 1858-1946 > Ann Simmers - died 5/27/1875 - 89 years old > > Morris Cemetery - Phoenixville, PA > > Helen Simmers 1912-1982 > Theodore Simmers 1902-1990 > Charles H. Simmers 6/1/1905 - 7/31/1968 > Sara Q. Simmers 9/26/1905 - 5/29/1989 > Sarah B. Simmers 1864-1929 > > Mt. Carmel Methodist Church, Warwick Twp, Chester County > > Frederick A. Simmers 1935-1995 > > Rev. John W. Richards Records (1824-1873) > > Joseph Simmers, Norriton, farmer married at Trappe on 10/22/1835, Mary > Protzman, Limerick > > St. Peters Lutheran & ECC Church, West Pikeland > > Annie Simmers, d/o Thomas and Elizabeth Simmers, confirmed 7/27/1850 > > U. Grant Mauger, Funeral Director, Warwick Township, Chester Co, PA > > Alice Simmers, died 9/14/1893, age 17 years, 9 months, 3 days, resident of > Mortonville, Chester County, buried at Elverson, services in Coatesville. > > Mrs. Joseph Simmers of Springfield died 1/22/1894 age 40 years > Joseph Simmers, buried 4/26/1914, Masonic Home > > Death Certificate Information > > Alice A. Simmers, white, female, single, age 17 years, died 9/14/1893, > resident of Mortonville, domestic, died of blood poisoning. > > Zions Lutheran Church, East Pikeland Twp. Chester County, PA > > Ellen Simmers, widow of Nathan Simmers, died 11/19/1907, age 78 years, 7 > months, 12 days. > > James Keim Funeral Director, Spring City, PA > > Ellen Simmers, born in Northampton County, PA in 1829 died at 71 Church > STreet, Spring City on 11/19/1907, age 78 years, 7 months, 12 days, the > daughter of Moses and Elizabeth Bougher, both born in Germany, Ellen was > buried in Zion Lutheran Cemetery. > > East Nantmeal Baptist Church, East Nantmeal Twp., Chester County, PA > > Frederick A. Simmers 1908-1980 > Madeline M. Simmers 1913-1970 > > Madeline Wanner Simmers baptized 6/27/1926 > Frances Kline Simmers baptized 6/21/1931 > > Isabelle Simmers Houck joined church 5/5/1946 > Fred Simmers, Jr. joined 5/5/1946 > Ronald Simmers joined 4/6/1947, by letter > Karl Simmers joined 4/6/1947 by baptismal > Betty Simmers joined 4/6/1947 by baptismal > Ann Simmers joined 4/1/1956 by baptismal > Dorothy Baily Simmers baptized 2/9/1958, never joined. > > Nantmeal Methodist Church, East Nantmeal Twp., Chester County PA > > Thomas J. Simmers, baptized as an adult at the Nantmeal church in 1862, he > was living near Nantmeal Village. > > Joseph D. Simmers baptized at Springfield Methodist church as an adult on > 6/19/1864. > > Clara F. Simmers was baptized at the Springfield Methodist church as an adult > on 4/25/1874. > > Cemetery: > James H. Simmers, s/o G.W. & C. Simmers 6/26/18?? - 1878 > Mary J. Simmers, d/o G.W. & C. Simmers 5/7/1875 - 5/21/1875 > Willie H. Simmers s/o G.W. & C. Simmers 6/12/1876 - 7/28/1877 > Christiana Simmers 1850-1924 > George Simmers 1853-1927 > > James Wilson Simmers 4/13/1818 - 9/25/1886, age 68 years 5 months 2 days > Eliza Jane Simmers w/o above, 9/26/1823 - 12/1/1876 age 53 years 2 months 5 > days > > Lavinia T. J. Simmers, d/o James W. and Eliza J. Simmers 8/30/1861 - > 10/7/1880 age 19 years, one month, 7 days > > Daniel Simmers died on 1/5/1890 age 72 years, 3 months, 13 days > Julia Simmers 7/3/1823 - 3/4/1884 age 60 years 8 months, 1 day > > Francis Simmers 1/23/1904 - 5/15/1981 > >

Family of John Kime 1 John Kime b: 1820 PA d: July 1901 .. +Martha Minnick b: 1827 PA d: 25 February 1847 Wayne Co, OH d: May 1884 Wheeler Twp, Gratiot Co, MI ... 2 Mary Kime b: 1848 OH ....... +Charles Wolverten (sic) b: 1844 NY ... 2 ?Hattie Kime b: 1851 MI ... 2 Samuel G. Kime b: 18 February 1852 Ingham Co, MI d: Abt. 1925 ....... +Eliza C. Clark b: 18 June 1851 Livingston Co, MI m: 01 January 1880 Livingston Co, MI d: Abt. 1930 St. Louis, Gratiot Co, MI ... 2 Jacob Kime b: 1855 MI ... 2 Maria Kime b: 1858 MI ... 2 Eva Kime b: 1860 MI Any ideas who this John Kime is?

Some of you that are newer to doing genealogy research via the internet may find the tips posted at http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/la/terrebon/obits/1999/0799.txt a help!

----- Original Message ----- From: <vonnilou@earthlink.net> Sent: Monday, July 09, 2001 8:10 PM ============================ > Source: NDMCHENR-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [NDMCHENR] Transcription Towner Newspapers > > > Partial Transcriptions of Some Towner Newspapers. > > Source: The Independent; Towner, McHenry County, North Dakota; January 18, > 1895; continued > Commissioners Proceedings continued. > > The following named persons were appointed road supervisors for the > ensuing year: > John GUSTAFSON, Road District No. 1 > Chas. R. ANDERSON, " " No. 2 > Ole N. WESTGAARD, " " No. 3 > Andrew STOLHELM, " " No. 4 > Louis MARKUSEN, " " No. 5 > John C. ROSENCRANS, " " No. 6 > James LYMBURNER, " " No. 7 > Thomas FORSYTHE, " " No. 8 > August KITZMAN, " " No. 9 > O. O. LIVEDALEN, " " No.10 > Walker MCVICAR, " " No.11 > The following bills were audited and, on motion, warrants ordered to be > issued on the proper funds: > Geo. W. DOWNING, salary, county judge, $84.75, allowed > at......................$ 78.75 > W. H. STANDISH, > expenses....................................................... 6.00 > L. N. TORSON, supt. of schools, April to Oct., 1894, visiting > schools.......... 24.50 > WALKER Bros., Fargo stationery, $26.50 allowed > at.............................. 24.00 > Geo. KIME, justice of the peace, judgement of E. B. PAYNE vs. McHenry > County... 35.75 > Mrs. J. McN. STEVENS, supt. of schools, expenses at Hillsboro, visiting > schools > postage, stationery, etc. > ..................................................... 63.45 > Geo. W. WILSON, county > printing................................................ 147.45 > R. H. COPELAND, county > printing................................................ 30.00 > R. H. COPELAND, states attorney, > salary........................................ 100.00 > The Settler, Bismarck, estray > paper............................................ 5.00 > Geo. W. DOWNING, returning ballot > box.......................................... 5.75 > Ole GILBERTSON, treasurer, postage and > freight................................. 14.31 > Allan MITCHELL, making certificate, postage, freight, > etc...................... 58.65 > E. B. PAYNE, services on board of health, $17.50, allowed > at................... 15.00 > Fred LUTE, witness fees, State vs. Amanda > MITCHELL............................. 3.00 > Rance ROSENCRANS, witness fees, State vs. LUTE and > BURNS....................... 1.00 > A. N. EIDSNESS, justice of the peace, fees in State vs. Sam SMITH > ............. 2.50 > Harvey L. CHASE, bal. on rent of house for > election............................ 1.00 > Robert GORMAN, sheriff fees in State vs. > CHRISTENSON........................... 5.00 > Geo. D. BARNARD, > stationery.................................................... 27.50 > TAYLOR & STEVENS, > stationery................................................... 5.25 > Ed. L. CONKLING, rope for pile > driver.......................................... 2.10 > A. N. EIDSNESS, justice of the peace, fees in State v. > NYHUS................... 2.00 > F. M. HARRIS, deputy sheriff, fees in State vs. > NYHUS.......................... 7.00 > Geo. KIME, justice of the peace, fees in State vs. > CHRISTENSON................. 1.25 > A. N. EIDSNESS, justice of the peace, fees in State vs. Sam > SMITH.............. 3.35 > Fred L. ELY, witness fees, State vs. Sam > SMITH................................. 1.00 > Earl STRAIN, Minot, medical attendance on > MCCARTHY............................. 3.00 > E. B. PAYNE, coroner, inquest on body of R. > MCDONALD........................... 4.05 > John H. SIEBER, sheriff of Ward county, board, etc., SMITH and MCCARTY, > $182.50 > janitor 157 days, at $1.50 per day, $235, total, $418.00, allowed > at........... 182.50 > (The auditor was instructed to issue warrant for any further sum that Judge > MORGAN may > order.) > > More to follow. > > > > --- > --- vonnilou@earthlink.net > --- EarthLink: It's your Internet. >

Diana ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sandra Ferguson" <ferg@intelos.net> Sent: Monday, July 09, 2001 1:55 PM============================= > Source: PA-OLD-CHESTER-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: Switzer > > > Here is the will you requested.....why haven't you posted your names, > including John Switzer? If you had, I'd have already sent it to you, part > of the look-up I do on ALL names posted. The offer is included in the > Welcome email that goes to everyone who joins the list, although apparently > many delete it without , thereby forgoing the offer and a few tips to use > when posting....... > > SWITZER, JOHN. Coventry. > February 17, 1785. April 19, 1785. > To wife Veronica all estate real and personal during life, and at her > decease to be equally divided among children, Jacob, Hannah, Mary, > Veronica, Esther, Barbara, John and children of daughter Elizabeth > Whistler, deceased, and daughter Magdalena Mowra, deceased, > Executors: Jacob Echor of Coventry, Jacob Switzer of Berks Co. > Wit: Martin Urner, Simon Meredith, John High. > There is 1mention in the PA wills of an Adam Switzer; he witnessed in > 1799, a will fro Geo. Bauman, in Springfield Twp, Bucks co. There are a lot > of Switzers in Bucks/Berks co. > Here are the other wills from Chester that mention the name Switzer; > > ARBUCKEL, JAMES. Coventry. > April 4, 1778. June 6, 1778. > Provides for wife Esther. To son John plantation in Coventry when 21. > Remainder to 4 daughters Anna, Esther, Mary and Eleanor in equal shares > at 18. Executors: Wife Esther and brother-in-law Jacob Switzer. > Letters to Esther Arbuckel. > Wit: Abraham Grub, David Grub, Joseph Evans. > > SWITZER, JOHN. Coventry. > February 17, 1785. April 19, 1785. > To wife Veronica all estate real and personal during life, and at her > decease to be equally divided among children, Jacob, Hannah, Mary, > Veronica, Esther, Barbara, John and children of daughter Elizabeth > Whistler, deceased, and daughter Magdalena Mowra, deceased, > Executors: Jacob Echor of Coventry, Jacob Switzer of Berks Co. > Wit: Martin Urner, Simon Meredith, John High. > > SWITZER, MATTHIAS. Coventry. > May 8, 1773. November 2, 1789. > To oldest son Jacob £10. To sons Ulrick and Rudolph £10 each for every > year they have continued in my service since they were 21. To the poor > of our Religious Society £3. To second son Ulrick all my plantation > whereon I now live in Coventry, containing 205 acres, paying therefor > £500. All remainder to my 6 children, Jacob, Ulrick, Matthias, Rudulf, > Brasbra and Elizabeth, and my grandchildren by daughter Catherine, > Jacob, Catherine, John, Rudulf, Elizabeth and Abraham, in equal 1/7 > shares. Executors: Son Jacob, Henry Tasher. > Wit: Jacob Light, Thomas Hockley. > > SWITZER, BARBARA. Coventry. > February 19, 1799. April 8, 1799. To brother John Switzer £13, etc. > All remainder, except my share of my father's estate, to my 4 sisters, > Hannah High, Mary Crosson, Veronica and Esther Switzer. My dividend > from my father's estate to be divided into 8 shares, one share each to > my brother John and 4 sisters, above named, one to the children of > sisters Elizabeth Whistler and Magdalena Mowia. Executor: Brother-in- > law John Crosson. Wit: John High, John High, Simon Meredith. > > SWITZER, VERONICA. Coventry. > December 16, 1795. January 29, 1800. > All estate to children. Sons Jacob and John, and daughters Hannah, > Francy, Ester, Mary and Barbara are named. Mentions son-in-law Abraham > Head. Letters c.t.a. to John Croson and John Switzer. > Wit: Rudolph Herley, Jacob Landis. > > > SWITZER, JACOB. Coventry. November 20, 1800. Adm. to John Switzer. > > SWITZER, ULRICK. Coventry. > August 22, 1823. November 4, 1823. > To 3 sons Jacob, Owen and Israel, and 4 daus. Salome, Elizabeth, Mary > and Hannah, each one-eighth of estate; and to my Exrs. in trust for use > of dau. Esther Sidle one-eighth of est.; and what remains at her > December to her 5 children, John, Elizabeth, Esther, David & Owen > Sidle. Gives $10 for use of poor of First- day Baptists. > Executor: Son-in-law Jacob Kime, East Nantmel. > Wits: Jacob Fisher, Jacob Ecker. > Letters c t a to Abm. Rinehart, the Exr. named being deceased. > > > SWITZER, VERONICA. Coventry. September 23, 1825. > Andrw Snyder, administrator. > > Apparently there were Switzers in Coventry.....Hester, the daughter of Jacob > Urner, married an Ulrich Switzer (Jacob was one of the 3 Ulrich men who > emigrated ca 1708.) Apparently these 2 families were involved with > eachother from early on, for Jacob Switzer bought land from the executors of > Martin Urner's estate, in 1759. This was in the Schuylkill tract, and > Martin had obtained the patent in 1718. > I found a Matthias on the 1753 Coventry taxables....an Ulrich and a John > as landowners in 1774 Coventry.. > > In the 1765 Chester archives I've found what I believe is another spelling > of the name...Swisser; > Jacob Coventry 40 acres > Jno " 200 " > Mathias " 195 " > Mathias " 0 " > Rudy " 0 " > Ullick " 0 " > I also found the name spelled Switser.......so keep your eyes open for > these other spellings. > S. > : > > In an email about Titlow Urner you mention John Switzer 1785 will. If you > > have it would you share it with me please. I'm attempting to find any > > Switzer at about that time as my ancestor Adam has no Father (yet)! > >

Message # 1650 from the Welch Family Genealogy Forum on GENFORUM: > > I am looking for information on George Welch from Kunkle, OH who married > ?Kime. Believe they had a son named Lewis or ? Lewis Welch. > The KIME was Elizabeth M. Kime b: 01 August 1848 NY m: Aft. 1870 d: Aft. 17 February 1913. She was the dau. of Christian Kime and Mary L. Fally. Christian and Mary lived in Lenawee Co, MI, but were both born in Seneca Co, NY.

Several weeks ago some postings were made referencing Northampton Co, PA KEIM's. That post included the following: <<here's another KEIM Northampton Co. family: << listing for a Susan KEIM. In the marriage license application it states she was born 1824 in Northampton County, with a residence of South Easton, PA. It says she was the daughter of Samuel KEIM and his wife Sally. She had been previously married to a man named DEITERLINE, who died August 1877. This application was for a marriage that took place on 31 May 1893 in Waverly, Lackawanna County, PA to a Simon BIESECKER, resident of Waverly. On it she states that she was 69 years old (1824) born in Northampton County. <<snip>> Simon and Susan were married on 31 May 1893 in Waverly, Lackawanna County, PA. >> I'm reveiwing the following census records. Could this be the Samuel and Sally KEIM parents referenced above? OR is there another Samuel? OR is this two different Samuel's? Samuel KEIM, Plainfield Twp., Northampton Co., PA, 1820, pg. 278 2 males under 10 1 male 26-45 1 female 10-15 1 female 26-45 Samuel KEIME, Plainfield Twp., Northampton Co., PA, 1830, pg. 82A 1 male under 5 1 male 15-20 1 male 30-40 1 male 70-80 2 females under 5 2 females 5-10 1 female 30-40 A totally different Samuel shows up in 1840: Samuel KEIM, Bethlehem Twp, Northampton Co., 1840 1 male 20-30 1 female 20-30 Looks like 'newlyweds' to me. Does anyone have any Samuel's in Northampton Co.? Perhaps this info will help someone. Penny

Can anyone place this Henry? If all three census is the same Henry, then I have lost some members, somehow. Some of us are working on the (William) Martin KIME/KEIM mystery. Henry KIME, Bethlehem Twp, Northampton Co., 1820, pg 217: 1 male under 10 1 male 10-15 1 male 26-46 1 female 10-15 1 female 10-25 1 female 45 plus Henry KIME, Bethlehem Twp, Northampton Co., 1830, pg 123: 1 male 10-15 1 male 40-50 1 female 40-50 Henry KEIM, Bethlehem Twp, Northampton Co., 1840, pg ? 1 male 40-50 1 female 5-10 1 female 40-50 I have the following observations, IF all three census are the same Henry: 1. It appears as if in 1820 either his mother or mother-in-law was living with him. (explaining the 1 female 45 plus in the house). 2. By 1830, we have lost 1 young boy, and the girls. Assuming they were at the eldest of the age group, they either married off or died. The eldest female was also gone. 3. By 1840, Henry and his wife appear to be around, with a new girl aged 5-10. If William Martin KIME was part of this family, was born in 1819, and stayed at home until enlisting in 1838, then it IS possible that he could be the male 10-15 in the house in 1830. I'm curious to hear any other observations or theories. There are several other KEIM and KIME in the area, and I'm in the process of examing the census. I will continue to post what I find. Happy hunting, Penny

----- Original Message ----- From: <FDShade@aol.com> To: <PABERKS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, June 18, 2001 10:41 PM Subject: [PABERKS] Re: PABERKS-D Digest V01 #171 > In a message dated 06/18/2001 12:05:02 PM Pacific Daylight Time, > PABERKS-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > > > Would anyone happen to have any information on a Bechtel family who lived in > > Berks County in the mid to late 1700s? > > I have several pages of descendants of Johannes Bechtel' s daughter Anna > Margaretha Bechtel > > 1 Johannes Bechtel > . +Maria Anna Margaretha Appolonia Maret > 2 Anna Margaretha Bechtel > b: September 13, 1721 in Heidelberg, Baden, Germany > .... +Johan Georg Haag b: Bef. 1733 in Palatinate, Germany > m: December 15, 1754 in Tuplehocken Twp., Berks Co., PA > d: Abt. May 28, 1796 in Upper Paxton Twp., Dauphin Co., PA > > Forrest Shade, West Covina CA > >

----- Original Message ----- From: "Ralf Doersam" <andorama@gmx.net> Sent: Sunday, July 08, 2001 7:16 AM==================================== > Source: HESSE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [HESSE] Ortssippenbucher for Lohne > > > > ... I got a microfilm of the church records for the Kirsche > > Evangelische in Lohne (1600s to 1800s) from the LDS and have found > > that about 60% or more of the people mentioned in that villages > > church records are directly related to me ... > > My major lines are Sauer, Hildebrandt, Werner, Hamel, Kayser/Kaiser, > > Steinmetz, Keym/Keim, Ritter, Pfennig, Kalde, and Jttor (at least that is > > what the name looks like in church records). I would love to hear from > > anyone researching these lines from Lohne, Hesse. > Thanks! > Bobbie > > > > Hello Bobbie again, > > just found a message in HESSENLAND-archive by Hans-Juergen Fey > also researching in this tiny village Lohne near Fritzlar/Hessen > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/HESSENLAND/2000-04/0956527986 > > Another Lohne researcher from HESSE-list is Arlene Shoemaker > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/HESSE/1999-09/0937255394 > > Hoping you could help each other, > Ralf >

Diana <ddavis@logicsouth.com> <ddavis59@sc.rr.com> Website: http://www.my-ged.com/davis/ ----- Original Message ----- From: <vonnilou@earthlink.net> To: <ddavis@logicsouth.com> Sent: Saturday, July 07, 2001 8:15 PM Subject: PML Search Result matching Kime > ===================================================================== > A result of your requested PML search. To refine or cancel this > search, please visit http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > ===================================================================== > Source: NDMCHENR-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [NDMCHENR] Towner Newspaper Transcriptions > > > Partial Transcriptions of Local Columns of Some Towner Newspapers: > > Source: The Independent; Towner, McHenry County, North Dakota; November 9, > 1894 > > LOCAL ROUND-UP. > > Notes and News Concerning Towner -- "The Gateway City" -- of the Far-Famed > Valley of the Mouse. > > Threshing liens for sale at this office. > > Mr. Ed. TRUEMAN was in town Monday. > > Did you hear anything drop last Tuesday. > > Democrat: Say, Friend Pop, where (?) at. > > E. J. MARKUSON came dnown from Villard Monday. > > When and where will the Towner (?) society meet. > > Ed. ERICKSON was up the river "buying cattle" Sunday. > > Judge MORGAN issued sixty final citizen papers Monday. > > Only one or two fights on election day. A pretty fair record. > > Mr. R. T. W. BENTLEY os Brush Lake, was in town Thursday. > > The city has been well represented by the country people this week. > > W. J. CARROLL of Minot, was a guest at the Hotel Northern, Sunday. > > E. M. PROUTY has been transacting business in the csty a few days this > week. > > Deputy U. S. Marshal HURST has been in the city for a few days this week. > > Mr. PAULSON has just received a large assortment of Dress Goods and > Notions. > > Legal blanks, chattel mortgages, (?)llion liens, note etc. for sale at > this office. > > Col. ELY came down from Minot last Monday, to be on hand for election > Tuesday. > > Rev. COLERIGE of Botineau was to the city a couple of days the fore part > of the week. > > Rev. TURNER preached a very interesting sermon at the Presbyterian church > last night. > > The Ladies Aid will meet at the home of Mrs. HICKLING next Thursday > afternoon at 2 o'clock. > > Miss Minnie KENNEY of Waupaea, Wis. who is to teach school here this > winter, arrived Wednesday. > > Miss Annie DAVIS of Willow City has been visiting in the family of W. D. > MCCLINTOCK, this week. > > John GARNER compelted his roun-up last week and brought the cattle in to > his winter ranch Sunday. > > Last Monday J. E. DOW drove in from his ranch, two car loads of sheep, > which he will ship east. > > Lee FLAGEL, brother of Al FLAGEL, who died in Pennsylvania last August > was in town for a few hours Monday. > > Judge MORGAN and court stenographer TAYLOR came in from Devils Lake on > passenger train three Sunday. > > The republicans are not buying the new hats you see worn since election. > They are the boys that are wearing them. > > We noticed quite a number on election day who acted as if they owned all > the side walk. They were sick in the legs. > > Marion HARRIS made a trip to Minot Wednesday coming back Thursday. He > goes up again today to remain for some time. > > Frank DAVIS and Doc PRICE came in from the east Monday where they have > been selling horses since the middle of the summer. > > One of our democratic friends says the reason they were defeated was that > there were too many republican votes cast last Tuesday. > > John A. DAVIS of Willaw City was over the fore part of the week looking > up Willow's interests in regards to the School of Forestry. > > O. K. GESME our former fellow citizen was in town again Monday on > business. Ole has been somewhat indisposed for a few days but is able to > navigate all right now. > > Ed. THOMAS of broncho notoriety returned from the vicinity of Langdon and > Park River where he has been since last summer, with Billy JOHNSON, selling > horses, last Monday. > > Although his name did not appear on the ballot S. S. PAULSON received > seven votes for coroner. If Steen had got out and hustled he might have > been elected. > > Among the attorneys present at court from a distance were C. E. GREGORY > of Minot, J. F. COWAN and M. H. BRENNAN, Devils Lake, A. N. STEWART, > Botineau. > > St. Paul Morning Call Dem: It is sweet to be threshed when you are > threshed like the devil, for you have the consolation os knowing you could > not have helped it. > > M. ERICKSON 'Bill NYE' came down from Velva Sunday. He says he has "seen > her" and we guess he did from the way he eat when he got back. He was > awfully hungry. > > Irvin COOK returned from Conway Monday. Mr. COOK had been doing the > threshing act there. The boys are all glad to see haim and the girls -- > well we won't say how they feel a bout it. > > Mr. and Mr. R. B. MITCHELL are in town visiting at the home of Allan > MITCHELL. Bob. has accepted a position with the PROUTY Live Stosk Co. and > intends making Towner their > > For the purpose of giving our readers the full election returns of the > county we this week go to press one day late. We concluded that it would > be better for our readers than to wait until next week. > > Frank FORD of Nesson, N. D. came in from Grand Forks last Friday. We > understand Mr. FORD is engaged in a legal fight on account of a bunch of > horses he purchased through the agency of Jas. E. REED, about two years ago. > > West Virginia of course must adopt the prevailing fae and run but a > republican majority. The child was brought up the way it should go, but > sad to relate, has departed from the path along which it was directed in > its youth. > > A prominent politician says the Democrats were defeated because they made > alliance with the (?) This explanation reminds one of the story of the > devil and the dog's leg. The dog's leg got broken and in trying to mend it > the devil broke it in another place. -- Plaindealer. > > Geo. GROGAN was in town Saturday, and we learn from him that one of his > thouroughbred calves has been killed and mutilated on the range. This it > seems to us is a cowardly means of revenge, if it was done for revenge, and > if not for that it was nothing less than wanton cussedness and the culprit > should be punished. > > Last Saturday night the Sons of Veterans held a meeting in George's > harness shop at this place. There were only a few present so it was > decided tohold their next meetin in two weeks. Ed. ERICKSON and A. M. > YOUNG were appointed a committee to correspond with others and have them > all on hand for ameeting Sat. Nov. 17th > > Mrs. E. C. STEVENS will be at home to receive the calls of her friends on > Tuesdays and will be in her office on the other days. On Saturdays she > will be in attendance at her office from 10 o'clock, a. m. till 4 o'clock, > p. m., when she will be specially pleased to see teachers and others > interested in education. > > On Nov. 20th, and 27th, Dec. 4th, and daily from Dec. 10th, to 31st, > inclusive, Great Northern Rallway will sell round trip excursion tickets > from Towner N. Dak. to Eastern Canada on basis of $41.45, to Montreal and > intermediate points. For for full information apply to Robt. A. SHAW agent > at Towner N. Dak. or F. I. WHITNEY, Gen. Pass. & Tk. Agt > > MARRIED: ROSS -- COULTER. Miss Mary ROSS to Mr. Lester COULTER, by > Justice KIME, Wednesay evening November 7th. Mr. Coulter is a young man > who came here a few months ago and engaged in blacksmithing here. He is > well known in the town. The bride is well known here and in Minot. The > happy couple have the best wishes of a host of friends who wish them bon > voyage on the sea of life. > > Last Sunday night about twenty Icelanders came in from the north end of > the county to be on hand Monday morning to take out citizens papers. This > will increase the votes in precinct five by that many, These are a class > of foreigners that are coming to us to stay, and it is said that in a few > years the entire population of Iceland, at the present rate of emigration, > will have removed to the United States. > > More to follow. > > > > > --- > --- vonnilou@earthlink.net > --- EarthLink: It's your Internet. >

----- Original Message ----- From: <CBDRCG@aol.com> Sent: Saturday, July 07, 2001 6:37 PM============================ > Source: HESSE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [HESSE] Ortssippenbucher for Lohne > > > It is my understanding that there is an Ortsippenbucher (family lineages) for > the village of Lohne that has been published. Could anyone tell me anything > about it? I got a microfilm of the church records for the Kirsche > Evangelische in Lohne (1600s to 1800s) from the LDS and have found that about > 60% or more of the people mentioned in that villages church records are > directly related to me. I have spent many hours piecing together family > lineages, but I would love to get a copy of the published Ortsippenbucher if > it exists. I don't want to reinvent the wheel if I don't have to. Are these > books prohibitively expensive? > > It is my understanding that these books take the church records and have them > all neatly organized into family trees. I would love to get ahold of this > book for Lohne. > > My major lines are Sauer, Hildebrandt, Werner, Hamel, Kayser/Kaiser, > Steinmetz, Keym/Keim, Ritter, Pfennig, Kalde, and Jttor (at least that is > what the name looks like in church records). I would love to hear from anyon > e researching these lines from Lohne, Hesse. > Thanks! > Bobbie