----- Original Message ----- From: <vonnilou@earthlink.net> Sent: Thursday, July 05, 2001 12:49 PM ====================================== > Source: NDMCHENR-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [NDMCHENR] Towner Newspaper Transcriptions > > > The Independent; Towner, McHenry Co., North Dakota; November 2, 1894 > continued > > Certificate of Nominotions. > > > > In accordance with Section 9, Chapter (?), Laws of 1891, I hereby > certify that certificates of nomination of the following named candidates > to be voted for at the general election, november 6, 1894, have been duly > filed in my office, viz: > > > > State Republican Nominations. > > Member of Congress, > > MARTIN N. JOHNSON................Petersburg > > Governor, > > ROGER ALLIN......................Grafton, > > Lieutenant Governor, > > JOHN B. WORST....................Williamsport, > > Secretary of State, > > C. M. DAHL.......................Bismark, > > State Auditor, > > FRANK A. BRIGGS..................Mandan, > > Attorney General, > > JOHN F. COWAN....................Devils Lake, > > Commissioner of Insurance, > > FREDRIK B. FANCHER...............Jamestown, > > Superintendent of Public Instruction, > > EMMA F. BATES....................Valley City, > > Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor, > > ANDREW H. LAUGHLIN...............Lisbon, > > Railroad Commissioners, > > JOHN W. CURRIE...................Dickinson, > > GEORGE H. KEYES..................Ellendale, > > JOHN J. WAMBERG..................Hope, > > Judge of Supreme Court, > > JOS. M. BARTHOLOMEW..............LaMoure, > > State Senator 28th District, > > ABNER L. HANSCOM.................Towner, > > Members of House of Representatives 28th District, > > ANTON SVENSRUD...................Willow City. > > > > County Republican Nominations. > > Auditor, > > ALLAN MITCHELL...................Towner, > > Treasurer, > > JAMES E. REED....................Towner, > > Registrar of Deeds, > > C. M. GUMELIUS...................Towner, > > Clerk of Court, > > ALBERT B. HOUSE..................Carder, > > County Judge, > > G. A. JACOBSON...................Towner, > > States Attorney, > > A. J. AMES.......................Towner, > > Sheriff, > > ROBT. GORMAN.....................Towner, > > Justices of the Peace, > > A. G. ANDERSON...................Velva, > > GEORGE W. WILSON.................Towner, > > HANS NELSON......................Carder, > > HARVEY L. CHASE..................Wines, > > Constables, > > JAMES KNUTSON....................Carder, > > JOHN CHAMBERLANE.................Wines, > > OLE ERICKSON.....................Towner, > > Assessor of District No. 1, > > GEORGE STRONG....................Velva, > > Assessor of District No. 2, > > LARS HANSON......................Villard, > > Assessor of District No. 3, > > JAMES LOCHHEAD...................Towner, > > Assessor of District No. 4, > > JOHN M. 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MERCHANT...............Ellensdale, > > Railroad Commissioners, > > THOMAS C. KENNELLY...............Manden, > > B. B. STEVENS....................Lisbon, > > PETER CAMERON....................Tyner, > > Judge of Supreme Court, > > C. F. TEMPLETON..................Grand Forks, > > State Senator 28th District, > > V. B. NOBLE......................Bottineau, > > Member of House of Representatives 28th District, > > FRED L. ELY......................Towner. > > > > County Democratic Nominations. > > Treasurer, > > HAGAN H. THOMPSON................Towner, > > Sheriff, > > WILLIAM R. PITTS.................Villard, > > County Judge, > > JAMES M. PENDROY.................Pendroy, > > Commissioner District No. 5, > > HANS ROTHGARN....................Wines, > > Commissioner District No. 5, > > WILLIAM FISCHER..................Wines. > > > > State Independent Nominations. > > Member of Congress, > > WALTER MUIR......................Hunter, > > Governor, > > ELMER D. 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Remember when Virgene posted some info back in 1998 from a William KIME's will? In that email it listed probable descendants of a John Kime. Virgene later added this data: JOHN B. KIME b. 13 Oct 1835 in Ohio, d. 15 Dec 1864 in Seneca Co., Ohio m. CATHERINE CULBERTSON on 26 Aug 1858 John & Catherine's children were: SENOBY [GORISS] KIME [DELANCY] LESTOR KIME [DEVILLY] E. KIME Virgene stated she had a bit of trouble deciphering the children's names and the above were her "best guesses!" Well, there's quite a bit of info at http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/pageload.cgi?George,Kime,Michigan::bricker::82.html (message # 82 of the Bricker Family Genealogy Forum on GENFORUM); mentions two of the children - DeLancy L Kime and DeVillo E Kime. With the unusual given names, this MUST be the same family! Take a look! NOTE: You may need to paste the URL together.... it is a long one!!!!

Pat sent this URL and note: >From the PA State Archives - ARIAS, the Archives Records Information Access System Click here: http://www.digitalarchives.state.pa.us/ Lots of Kimes, Keims, and Kime men listed here.

Please change my e-mail address: previous: titus@loop.com new: tufenk@adelphia.net Jane Tufenkjian

>From my buddy in Berks Co: > > I've always seen the Gheer family name spelled "GHEER", however, per the > cemetery book and the Berks county estate records, etc. it would appear > it is spelled Geehr. > Just a note for info. Can't find any Gheer spelling listed anywhere. > > Carl

Diane, You had forwarded the following information, in part: Source: PACKARD-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [PACKARD] Re: ruby b. keim packard born oct. 22 1892-nov 21 1976 > > Have you got much info on the Packards, such as when they came to America and things like that. The reason I am asking, is because according to my mother. Mom is a Pack>> The posting referred to here and copied to this list originated from a reply I made to the PACKARD board. This story of PACK and SC is something that I have never heard before. The following is what I have confirmed through various sources, ie: census, SS5's, and death certificates. Ruby Bell KEIM is my great aunt. 1. Leroy Alden Packard - 80. Son of Fred Alden Packard - 211 & Elizabeth Jane Slack - 212. Born 9 Aug 1890 in Brockton, Mass. Died 20 May 1965 in 1251 Pembroke Rd, Bethlehem, Pa.. Buried in Memorial Park Cemetery, Bethlehem, Pa. He married Ruby Bell Keim - 5, daughter of Jacob Milton Keim - 1 & Alice Jane Bartlett/ - 2, Before 1913. Born 22 Oct 1892 in Bethlehem, Pa. Died 24 Nov 1976 in Gracedale, Northampton County Home, Beth., Pa.. Buried 27 Nov 1976 in Memorial Park Cemetery, Bethlehem, Pa. Religion Advent Moravian Church. They had 9 children, 8 boys and 1 girl. Many are deceased, but there are still some living. Fred Alden Packard is descended through Levi Packard of Plymouth Co., MA. He was a bootmaker. The original Packard of this line was Samuel Packard, whom arrived on the ship "Diligent" in 1638. I was able to confirm this information. I am still trying to take Jacob and Alice back one more generation. Alice BARTLETT was the daughter of Aaron BARTLETT and Jane BENNER (Presumably of Northampton Co.). Someday, my breakthrough will come. Patiently searching, Penny

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. > > Newspaper clipping before 1932: > > KIME FAMILY REUNION > Mrs N. B. Rose and family and Mr. Howard Main of Hastings with Mr. and > Mrs Merrill Strimback and children of Woodbury attended the 22nd annual > reunion of the Kime family at the home of Lewis Welch at Kunkle, OH. > Thirty-six were present and a good time was reported. > The next reunion will be held at the home of Mrs. Rose's father, Charles > Kime, of Tipton, MI.. > > Any information greatly appreciated!

The Michigan 1870 Census is online at http://envoy.libofmich.lib.mi.us/1870_census/ There is an index and the actual microfilm pages are there to download!

Birth and death dates are vital to genealogy and information available online is quite helpful to nearby researchers as well as those living states away. Lately I've happened upon a couple sites I wish I'd known about months back; it would have saved hours of research in the library! Unfortunately these helpful sites often remain unknown for months because they're not publicized. It certainly would be helpful to know WHERE to look for these sites? As more and more web sites become available, it is exceedingly important for ALL of us to share our "finds" with others. With that thought in mind, following are a couple helpful locations I've found with obituaries and/or info related to birth and death dates: Elkhart Public Library [Elkhart Co, IN] http://www.elkhart.lib.in.us/elkhart.hp/html/obit_db.html Saint Joseph County Public Library [South Bend, IN] http://sjcpl.lib.in.us/homepage/LocalHist/Necrology.html Fulton County Public Library [Rochester, IN] http://www.fulco.lib.in.us/fc_genealogy.htm Kosciusko County, Indiana - Obituaries http://www.rootsweb.com/~inkosciu/obituaries.html Cindy Kimes Researching ancestors in northern Indiana

Subscriber wrote: > > Hi! I found a Peter Keim and wife Susanna > had son Peter bp. Feb. 24, 1786-6 years old. > This maybe your Susanna. > Yep, I have that one.... I figure this Susanna MIGHT BE Susanna Eis of Colebrookdale who died before 1798. Her surviving spouse was listed as Peter and they had children; names unknown.

>From the GC-Berks County Queries, June 09, 2001 URL: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Pa/Berks/12209 > > Looking for information on descendents of Addison Keim Brobst, born ca > 1897 Berks Co. son of George W and Anna Florence Keim Brobst. One known > sister, Betty Belle Brobst. Married LaRue Boyer 11 March 1935. Any > information would be greatly appreciated. > I wonder if Anna Florence Keim was related to Jacob Keim and wife, Anna Knauer. Their son, Addison Keim, was born ca 1850. He may have been Anna Florence Keim's brother. And she was named Anna, like Anna Knauer! (Not related, just trying to match-up all the KEIMs, KIEMs, etc!)

Originally posted to the MDGARRET-L@rootsweb.com, Sunday, September 24, 2000: > > Now all I have to find out is who my other great-grandmother, Margaret > LOHR's (nee KEIM) parents were. She married William M. LOHR in 1877 in > Addison Twp, PA (Somerset Co) as his second wife and they resided in > the Cove until after 1900. His first wife Sarah, died in Garrett > County in 1876. The 1880 Garrett Co U.S. census > shows that she was born in Maryland and that her parents were from > Germany. > What caught my eye was the LOHR surname; there was a Catharine Loher m. Jacob J. Keim in Bakersville, PA. Jacob was from Somerset Co, too. Also, there was a Keim family with connections to Garrett Co, MD: JACOB KEIM, born 1769 in Berks Co, PA, and died 16 March 1849 in Carroll Co, MD. He married BARBARA WAGNER 1795 in Berks Co, PA. Residence: Garrett Co, MD Children of JACOB KEIM and BARBARA WAGNER were: i. HANNAH KEIM, d. Ashland Co, OH. ii. ELIZABETH KEIM, b. Berks Co, PA; m. JACOB DIEHL. iii. SARAH KEIM, b. 15 March 1800, Carroll Co, MD; m. LEWIS SHUEY. What I find particularly interesting is that Eileen's original message listed DIEHLs, too! But note, Eileen, I'm not related to these folks, just have been compiling info posted to the KEIM list. Cindy Kimes

From: PAYORK-L@rootsweb.com, Tuesday, July 03, 2001 > > John married twice but the name of his first wife is unknown to me. They > had four children, John, Jacob aka Jacques, Elizabeth & Sarah. John Sr.'s > 2nd wife was Susannah Keim. They had five children: Susan, George, Daniel > John, Mary, and Catherine. > Here's what's been shared on John Bishop and Susannah Keim: JOHN BISHOP, of Exeter Twp, Berks Co, PA, married SUSANNAH KEIM 13 August 1777, daughter of HANS NICKEL KEIM and BARBARA SCHNEIDER. She was born 03 December 1753 in Oley, Berks Co, PA. Children of JOHN BISHOP and SUSANNAH KEIM were: i. SUSAN BISHOP, m. // KIRCHOFF. ii. GEORGE KEIM BISHOP, d. 28 February 1864. iii. DANIEL BISHOP. iv. MARY BISHOP, m. SAMUEL CLOSE. v. CATHERINE BISHOP, m. // GROFF.

----- Original Message ----- From: "suzieq" <suzieq@wnclink.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 03, 2001 8:10 PM ========================== > Source: PACKARD-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [PACKARD] Re: ruby b. keim packard born oct. 22 1892-nov 21 1976 > > > Have you got much info on the Packards, such as when they came to America and things like that. The reason I am asking, is because according to my mother. Mom is a Pack > She said that when the Packards first came to America that they landed in South Carolina, She said that King George III had a son named Packard, and when this son landed in SC, King George gave him some land on which to settle. At that time it was know as Packsville, or Packardsville, I have not been able to find either of these places on the SC map. I don't know if they had changed the name or what. Mom doesn't know what the Packards man's name was, but on down the line some of the Packards dropped part of the name and just became Pack's. Mom's Family line came from SC. Alex took his children and moved from Polk Co. NC, to Madison County NC in the part of Madison that they called Foster Creek this was in 1867. But the earliest that we know about is in 1867 Alex (Alexander) Pack DOB about 1835 DOD about 1910 at age 75 he married a Waldrop/Waltrop, We think that her first name may have been Sophronia, she died in the winter of abt. 1866 but not sure about that. Alex Pack had ! > four children, named Lisa DOB abt. 1854, Andy ( could have been shortened for Andrew) DOB abt. 1856, the Sara DOB about 1858 and Martin VanBuren Pack DOB about 1862. Martin is my great grandfather. Martin marred Mary Jane Lewis ( the daughter of Jim Lewis and Polly Shelton, Shelton could have been her married name because she was a widow and had three children, Jim adopted Polly's children and then they had four of their own. > Mary Jane Lewis DOB abt. 1866 in Madison Co. NC the only other siblings that I know of were a sister named Sarah and a sister named Harriet. Harriet married a Bradley. > Martin and Mary Jane Lewis Pack's children were, Walter Grey DOB June 9, 1886 DOD Dec. 16, 1955 ( my grandfather), Henry, Carl, Frank, Charlie ( could have been Charles), Bill (?William) Oscar, Mollie, Fronie (?Sophronia), Hassie, and Cora. They had some half brothers and a sister, Glen, Alex (Alexander) Wayne, and Roxie Pack, Roxie is still living but she doesn't know much about the Pack Family, except her brothers and sisters, Roxie said that when her mom married Martin that their last names were Hardin/Harding but that they went by the name Pack after the marriage. Mary Jane's sister Harriet married a Bradley and in the mid 1950's, John Parris, the writer of Mountain Lore that was publised in the Asheville Citizen Times, interview Harriett about the big earthquake that hit Charleston, SC on August 31, 1886. Harriet was last known living in the community called Beach, located at the head of Reems Creek in North Eastern Buncombe County, in NC. > Walter Grey Pack, they called him Grey, until he went into the army then they either called him Walt, or Walter. Walter married Jemima Lovenia Fender, daughter of Levi Vernon Pack and I think her name was Eliza Jane Blakenship, I am not sure about that I can't find it in my notes. Anyway Walter Pack and Jemima Fender ( everyone called here Aunt Mime) were married in October of 1919. Walter Moved his new wife to a place in Tenn, where he was working, called Mascot. After a while they moved back to Marshall, NC. Later moved to McDowell County, NC in the Nebo area. Their children included, not in any specific order, Carl, Fred, Leonard, Floyd (who is now deceased), Selma, Nora, Zora Jane, Ethel and my mom Florence Pack Hensley. Mom married Rev. Ophard David Hensley, in April 1953. All of mom's brothers and sisters are still living except for Floyd, he was the baby of the family and the first one to die, with heart failure. > > Any way I was just wondering if you had heard anything about some of the Packard's dropping part of their name to Pack. If any of the above is any help to you I will be glad. If not maybe the tale that mom always heard might be wrong. I don't have any proof that that is what happened, just hear say. And you know how hear say goes. > > Please contact me and let me know anything about this or is it just an old wives tale" > > Susan Hensley Yelton Qualls > suzieq@wnclink.com > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Penjean@aol.com > To: PACKARD-L@rootsweb.com > Sent: Tuesday, July 03, 2001 2:48 PM > Subject: [PACKARD] Re: ruby b. keim packard born oct. 22 1892-nov 21 1976 > > > > Brandie!! > > Ruby Bell Keim was my great Aunt. You're the first person I have ever found looking into our family. I'm so excited, I nearly fell off my chair. E-mail me privately at penjean@aol.com > Penny > > > ============================== > Shop Ancestry - Everything you need to Discover, Preserve & Celebrate > your heritage! > http://shop.myfamily.com/ancestrycatalog >

Originally posted to NORCAL-L@rootsweb.com > > Subject: Sonoma Co. Ca. 1888 > > Sonoma County Tribune > Healdsburg, Ca. > > Born to Mr./Mrs. A. L. KEIM, Santa Rosa, Oct. 13, 1888, daughter, 12 > pounds. > The only female I found living in Santa Rosa ca 1888 was Maud M. Kimes. She was born Oct. 1888, but her father was David Mandas Kimes. Looking at David's siblings, there was an A. L., Alvarado Llewelyn Kimes. Seems like this would be the one referred to in the newspaper, but descendants of this family list Mabel Ann Kimes's birthdate as 07 October 1888.

Russell Kime <russkime@worldnet.att.net> sent the following info several weeks ago. With his permission, I'm forwarding this to the KEIM list.... thought some of you might find this quite interesting! Cindy Kimes _________________________ In the book "Oley Valley Heritage" by Phillip Pendleton I found 3 photos of the Schneider Cemetery (pp 109-111) in which my brother Bill located the grave of Johannes Keim last year. Of particular interest to me is one which shows the gravestones of Johannes Schneider (1687-1743) and his wife Katarina (1688-1774) who had to be the parents of John Henry Schneider, husband of Katarina Keim who was the eldest child of Johannes Keim, and the first Keim child to be born in the new country. And this, I think, explains why Johannes was buried here rather than on his original homestead some four or five miles away. This cemetery is reputed to be the oldest in Berks county and was recently somewhat restored by groups in Berks county who are dedicated to the restoration of colonial period cemeteries. By the time Johannes died in 1753 the children from his first marriage had dispersed as indicated in his will of 1747, in which he says: "All my children from my first wife leave me as soon as them comes to their age, saying to me, 'Father, what you have, you have occasion for, your own self. We will go and see to get our living for our own self'." Three of these six children married into well-established Oley families, one becoming a prosperous storekeeper in Reading; the other three moved away. (page 137, Oley Valley Heritage) Russ P. S. Oley Valley Heritage, The Colonial Years: 1700-1775 (232 pages) was published in 1994 by the Oley Valley Heritage Association and is available from the Reading Historical Society for about $40. It is a thorough history of all details of the Oley Valley during that period, and there are many references to the Keim family. In fact, the jacket picture is of the Jacob Keim house (1753) and inside jacket picture is of the DeTurk house (1767). Bertha DeTurk was Johannes' first wife, and I presume that her family came shortly after she and Johannes emigrated to America, lured by Johannes's description of the area.

----- Original Message ----- From: <Penjean@aol.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 03, 2001 4:31 ================================= > Source: PACKARD-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [PACKARD] Re: ruby b. keim packard born oct. 22 1892-nov 21 1976 > > > > Brandie!! > > Ruby Bell Keim was my great Aunt. You're the first person I have ever found looking into our family. I'm so excited, I nearly fell off my chair. E-mail me privately at penjean@aol.com > Penny

----- Original Message ----- From: <bcarl@cardina.net> Sent: Tuesday, July 03, 2001 2:17 PM=========================== > Source: PAYORK-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [PAYORK] Re: Bishop/Bischoff > > > > Do you have the siblings of the Adam Bischoff you wrote about on 25 March 2001? Was there a John who had lived and served in the military in Exeter and whose will was probated in 1812 in Reading, Berks Co, PA? > > Among my husband's ancestors are an Adam Bishop born 1790 in VA according to my best information. He married and lived in Hardy County until 1843 when he and the family moved to Preston County. > > A John Bishop (birthdate unknown) from Berks Co, PA figured in many land deeds in Hardy County and is believed to have lived in the latter for a while. When John died in Reading, PA in 1812, his will mentioned his land holdings in Hardy Co. and what was to be done with them. > > John married twice but the name of his first wife is unknown to me. They had four children, John, Jacob aka Jacques, Elizabeth & Sarah. John Sr.'s 2nd wife was Susannah Keim. They had five children: Susan, George, Daniel John, Mary, and Catherine. > > Could John Sr. be a brother of your Adam? If so can you provide more information about him to help me determine whether he was the grandfather of our Adam? It could be that one of his first two sons could be our Adam's father. Do you know where they lived or went to live? And whom they married? > > Thank you. >

Faye wrote about the burials outside of Pittston.... To those who may be interested, this is also from the Pittston Gazette: PITTSTON GAZETTE-APRIL 25, 1870 DIED- In Tunkhannock, March 10,1870, Rosetta S., wife of John Keim, Her remaines were brought to Newton and funeral services were held in the Presbyterian Church............. DIED- At the residence of his son, Theron Brown, in Falls, Wyoming County, on the 19th of April, Newman Brown, in the 80th year of his age. The funeral was at his sons house on the 21st. Quite a number of old people were present, among whom were four men, who went to school with Mr. Brown fifty years ago. He is buried in Newton cemetery................ Have a great day, Penny

Hi, Denise: Yes I would be interested in sharing info on this Keim line. My husband's line is thru George & Elizabeth's son Samuel Henry Keim, son Samuel Keim, son Constantine Keim, son Ira Otto Keim, son Laurence Harold Keim, son (my husband) Laurence Hanly Keim. Jan Keim ----- Original Message ----- From: "Denise Marques" <denisem1970@hotmail.com> To: <KEIM-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, July 02, 2001 5:23 PM Subject: Re: [KEIM] Lawrence H. Kimes, aka Jack Kimes > I am also a descendent of George Keim and Elizabeth Geiger... > > thru son George (?Musselman) Keim > thru daughter Sally Ann Keim > thru daughter Emma Catherine. > > I would like to share info with you if interested. > Denise > > on 7/2/01 12:41 PM, Laurence Keim at buildvalue@home.com wrote: > > > Kim: > > > > Laurence Hanly Keim is my husband, his father Laurence Harold Keim is still > > living at age 83 and his father was Ira Otto Keim son of Constantine son of > > Samuel Henry son of George and Elizabeth Geiger. > > > > Looking forward to hearing from you. > > > > Jan Keim > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Kim Kimes" <mooninjamm@hotmail.com> > > To: <KEIM-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Monday, July 02, 2001 6:07 AM > > Subject: Re: [KEIM] Lawrence H. Kimes, aka Jack Kimes > > > > > >> > >> > >> > >>> From: Cindy Anyone know who this is? > >>> > >>> http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~tcsmith/dlrelfe/pafg02.htm > >>> > >> > >> I am just speculating here, but I have a Lawrence Hanly Keim, son of > >> Lawrence Harold Keim, who is the son of Ira Otto Keim. From my notes Ira > >> died in Indiana, but I don't have anything further on this line. Could > > this > >> be Lawrence H. Kimes? Ira would be the son of Constantine Schular Keim > > born > >> 8-23-1843 to Samuel Henry Keim Jr, and his wife Mary Derk. (and thats only > >> IF my notes are correct) > >> > >> Kim > >> _________________________________________________________________ > >> Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com > >> > >> > >> ==== KEIM Mailing List ==== > >> Chances of learning more about your ancestors is very slight if you NEVER > >> post a query or share anything! If you don't know how to word your query, > >> check out: http://www.firstct.com/fv/query.html > >> > > > > > > ==== KEIM Mailing List ==== > > USGenWeb Archives are online at: > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ussearch.htm > > > > > > > ==== KEIM Mailing List ==== > When you reply to a message, snip out the unimportant parts. We've > read the original message and don't need it repeated! PLEASE delete all > but the pertinent parts; repeated messages waste valuable archive space. > >