----- Original Message ----- From: "H. Fazio" <hfaz@pdq.net> Sent: Monday, June 25, 2001 8:02 PM====================================== > Source: GEN-MAT-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [GM] Michael Miller Genealogy - See Names > > > > The Michael Miller Family, Descendants of David Miller (1750-1828) & The > Descendants of Michael Miller, Sr. (1783-1855), with a preceding chapter of > "Background Glimpses", Cecil J. Wine, 1964. > Blue clothbound hardback with gold lettering, 6-1/4x9-1/4, 161 pages, > everyname index, heavy, slick good quality paper, illustrated, many nice old > portraits, in very good condition with the exception of one small corner > bung. No writing, underlining, highlighting, turned down pages, etc. Many > transcribed documents. > > This book primarily covers Michael Miller (& his descendants) of Augusta > Co., VA and Washington & Hawkins Counties, TN and his wife, Magdalin Lair, > who was born in Shenandoah Co., VA. 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wpddoc96 wrote: > > There does seem to be some question over where Henry Sr, son of Philip was > living. The 1790 Census for Guilford does not list Henry. There is a Henry > listed in Orange County in 1790 and I think this is probably Henry Sr. but > the actually Census document is not existant so I have no information on any > children at that time. Other sources show his first son, Heynrich was born > 1789. A Henry Kime is buying property in Guilford County in the Stinking > Quarter area in the years 1788, 1796, 1797, 1799, 1800 and 1805. I have > copies of two deeds from 1799 that indicate he is a resident of Orange > County and I would assume this residence was on or near the Orange > County/Guilford County Line since both of the properties purchased in 1799 > shared either a point or line in common with the county line. Based on this > information it appears that Henry left the Guilford/Orange county area of NC > after 1805. > So does anyone know WHERE he was in 1810?

Cindy wrote: > > Anyone have any idea who the Mrs. Susanna KIMES living in Vincent, > Chester Co, PA in June 1820 was? > Subscriber answered: There was a Peter Keim and wife Susanna who had son Peter, bap. Feb. 24 ,1786 - 6 years old. This maybe the Susanna. The baptism was recorded at New Hanover Lutheran Church, Montgomery co, PA, but this does not necessarily mean that they lived there as this minister traveled and preached. He had the Chester co. area and Mont. co. area to cover.

----- Original Message ----- From: <Sug444@aol.com> Sent: Sunday, June 24, 2001 9:47 PM================================= > Source: RICKENBACH-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [RICKENBACH] Plank/Mervine > > > Hi Donn, > I typed up the information I was talking about. As you will see, I have > very little on David And Elizabeth. I thought that what I found was > interesting. But, if you would be kind enough to fill in a few blanks about > David and Elizabeth I would be grateful. > Sugar > Schulze > > Plank Ancestry > > 1. Jean de la Plank, Graduated from Basil University, Switzerland about 1700, > and they then immigrated to America in 1709. > 2. Jaques de la Plank, ( who changed his name to Jacob Plank) was the first > physician of Berks County PA. He lived in PA about 1720. His wife, Mary > Katherine's will shows that they had four children: 2-2-1. Catherine ( Plank > ) Schaffer > 2-2. Mary Katherine(Plank) Kime? (Keim),. > 2-3. Fredrick Plank > 2-4 Susanna (Plank) Rothermel. > 2-3. Fredrick Plank had six sons; four are mentioned: > 23-1. Michael, who moved to Mifflin Co. in 1795, PA > 23-2. Jacob, he lived in Lancaster and Cumberland County, PA > 23-3. John Pequea, he lived in Lancaster County, PA > 23-4. Peter Plank, lived in Caernarvon, Berks Co. PA., married Frances > Kauffman about 1782 in Berks County. > 23-4. Peter Plank, b. about 1748/1758 , Oley Township, Berks County, PA. d. > 1831, Lancaster PA. > He married Frances/Franey Kauffman b. 1761 in upper Chester County > d. 1837 Berks County. She is the d/o Jacob Kauffman. Peter and Franey had 8 > children. > 234-1. Samuel Plank b. Oct. 7, 1801, d. April 10, 1883. Married > Sarah Kochel. > 234-2. Anna Plank, b. Oct. 26, 1798 in Berks County PA. d. in Holms > County, Ohio. married Jacob Kauffman. > 234-3. John Plank, b. Feb.3, 1787 Berks County PA. d. Feb. 20, 1852, > Berks County PA. married Elizabeth Killer. > 234-4. Mary Plank, b. March 8,1783 Berks County PA d. 1810. Married > Nicolas Marvine, Aug. 2, 1802, Douglassville PA. > 234-5. David France Plank, b. May 21,1804 Berks County PA. d. April > 11, 1886 Berks County PA. Buried in the Caernarvon Cemetery. Morgantown, > Berks County PA. married Rebecca Buchwalter. > 234-6. Christian Plank, b. June 28 1791, Berks County PA. d. before > 1901 married Elizabeth Zook Hartz ( widow) > 234-7. Jacob Plank, b. Dec. 18 1785, Berks County Pa., d. Jan. 3 > 1862, Berks County PA, married Leah Zook > 234-8. Elizabeth Plank, b Dec 19 1793, Berks County PA, d. ? married > David Rickenbaugh > > > · In The Plank Ancestry that I found at the Berks County Historical Society > there were no references listed. > · In the Plank Ancestry, David Rickenbaugh is listed as Daniel Rickenbach. > · Some of my information came from the LDS Files. > > > Mervine > > 1. Phillip Mervine, whose parents were Huguenots, was born about 1702. He was > either born in America or came here when young. Learned the cooper's trade > and resided on a tract of land along the Schuylkill in Roxborough (new a part > of Philadelphia, PA) He married and had a large family of whom only Andrew, > William, George and John ( the youngest) can be called to mind. William was a > Revolutionary Soldier. > 1-1. Andrew Mervine b. > 1-2.William Mervine married Christiana Jones, Aug.4,1778, Amity Township, > Berks Co. PA - recorded in the church book of St. Gabriel's P.E. Church. > They had the following Children: > 12-1. Mary, b. 5/30/1779 married John Mason > 12-2.Nicholas, b. 7/6/1782 in Douglassville, Berks County married Mary > Plank b. 8/2/1802 d/o Peter Plank who died 1821. > 12-3. William, b. 6/14/1785 married ? > 12- 4. John, b. 6/9/1787 married Elizabeth Thomas > 12-1. Children of Mary ( Marvine) and John Mason were: > 121-1.Nicholas, b. 8/22/1810 > 121-2.Mary, b.12/4/1813 > 121-3.William, b. 1/9/1802 > 121-4.James, b. 7/13/1804 > 121-5. Phoebe, b. 7/31/ abt. 1805 -1807 > * William, James, and Phoebe were baptized Feb. 27 1809 at St. Mary's > Church, Chester County, PA > 12-2. Children of Nicolas and Mary b. Tuesday, Feb. 13,1810( Plank) Marvine > were: > 122-1. William - b. Tues. 8/13/1804, Baptized 2/27/1809 at St. Mary's married > Magdalena Yeiser at Shoemakersville Berks Co. PA > 122-2. Peter - b.3/13 /1806, baptized 2/27/1809 at St. Mary's > 122-3. John - b. 3/25/1808, baptized 2/27/1809 at St. Mary's married Mary A. > Freese, Aug of 1830. In Chester County, PA. Mary was the d/o John Peter and > Elizabeth (Neff) Freese They and their children moved to Ohio in 1839 > 122 - 4. Son Mervine > 122 -5. George Washington Mervine b. ? married Sarah Hartz > 122-1 Children of William and Magdalena (Yeiser ) Mervine were: > 1221-1. Moses b. Oct. 30 1836 > 1221-2. John b. July 24 1838 > 1221-3. William b. Sept. (6)? 1841 m > 1221-1. Children of Moses > 12211- 1. Tom > 12211- 2. Joesph. > 12211- 3.Sally > 12211- 4. Fany - Miller > 12211- 5.Ama - Clever > 1221-2. Children of John > 12212-1. Howard > 12212-2. Delilah > 12212-3. Rodger > 12212-4. Cora > 12212-5. John > 12212- 6. Robert > 12212-7. William > 12212-8. Laurie > 1221-3. Children of William > 12213-1. Ulyssis > 12213-2. Claud1 > 12213-3. Louie > 12213-4. Susia > 12213-5. Gary > > 122-3. Children of John and Mary ( Freese) Mervine > 1223-1.William Mason > 1223-2. Joseph K. > 1223-3. Hannah > 1223-4. Elizabeth H. > 1223-5. George Washington > 1223-6. David Pemberton > 1223-7. Cynthia A. > 1223-8. Charles > > 1-3. George Mervine > 1-4. John Mervine > > > > · In 1685, King Louis XIV of France persecuted the Protestants, which caused > the parents of Phillip Mervine(1) to leave France and to go to Germany, from > whence his family came to America through Holland. > · The Name Mervine is taken from the moving of Glaciers of the French Alps. > · Marvin, Marvine, Mavine, and Mevine all come from the same place. > · Marvines fought against the Moours under Le Harlisgrange Of Frank's now > France when the Mooures overran France. > · There were 3 Mervines in the war of 1812. > · Admiral William Mervine served in the wars of 1812 & 1861. He was the son > of John (12-4) ? and Liberia (Wright) Mervine. His grandfather was William > Mervine(1-2) married to Christina (Jones) in 1778. Grandfather William was > the father of Andrew Mervine.(1-1) > · While he was a Commodore, William raised the first American Flag on the > State of California , in San Monica from the gun boat "Salem". William sank > with Perry on Lake Erie. There were 3 survivors > · Andrew Mervine( 1-1 ) fought in the battles of: Trenton N.J. Dec. 26,1776, > and Jan 2, 1777. The battle of Brandywine, Pa., Sept. 11, 1777. Germantown > Pa., Oct.,4,1777, Pricetown , N.J. Jan. 3, 1777, and Yorktown, Va. Sept. 28, > 1781 - Oct. 19,1781. > · Andrew( 1-1) also was at Valley Forge where he was wounded. > · Andrew( 1-1 ) died at the age of 97, and is buried at Baptist Church Yard > in Phila. > · The Gun Boat " Mervine" was named after Admiral Mervine. > · ** Some of this information was taken from papers found at Berks Historical > Society. The papers were handwritten but there was no clue as to who wrote > the information down. Some dates and names were taken from a typed paper > found in the same file titled Mervine - Plank Ancestry. There is also no > indication as to who wrote this paper. The rest of the information came from > The marriage and baptism records from St. Mary's Church, Chester County PA. > >

-----Original Message----- From: Cindy <ckimes@mvillage.com> To: KEIM-L@rootsweb.com <KEIM-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, June 22, 2001 8:39 PM Subject: [KEIM] Meigs Co KIMESes >HELP!!!!! > >You know I haven't researched the Meigs Co KIMESes, but several months >back someone reported William Kimes was in Sutton Twp, Meigs Co, OH in >1820. Now I found William and Jacob, both listed in with Orange Twp on >an 1819 tax list. > >See http://www.genealogy.org/~baf/misc/taxlist_1819.html > >Can someone explain? Did William get married in 1820 and move to his own >place in Sutton Twp before the 1820 census was taken? > >Cindy This is what I have on the 1820 Meigs Co. census. There may have been a brother living with William. Don Kimes In 1820 U.S. Census Olive Township, Meigs County, Ohio Abraham Kimes Household Males Age Groups Under 10 = 2, 10 - 16 = 1, 26 - 45 = 1 Female Age Groups Under 10 = 1, 16 - 26 = 1, 26 - 45 = 1 Engaged in Agriculture 3 Engaged in Agriculture and over 16 years of age 1. In 1820 Orange Township, Meigs County, Ohio. Jacob Kimes Household Male Age Groups Under 10 = 2, 10 - 16 = 3, 16 - 18 = 1,16 - 26 = 2, Over 45 = 1 Female Age Groups Under 10 = 1, 16 - 26 = 1 5 people were in Agriculture 4 People were in Manufacturing 1 over 16 years of age in Manufacturing 2 over 16 years of age in Agriculture In Sutton, Township William Kimes 2 males 16 - 26 years 1 female 16 - 18 years 1 in Agriculture 2 in Manufacturing > > >==== KEIM Mailing List ==== >Post queries on GenConnect and GenForum. >GenConnect--> http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/indx/FamAssoc.html >GenForum--> http://genforum.familytreemaker.com/search/ >

Diana Davis wrote: > > It occurred to me that we have information on what happened to the > girls, but not the fellas that were in Henry KIME, Sr/Hannah RUDOLPH's > family. Henry (Jr) and John just seemed to disappear. They must have > settled in Indiana somewhere. > We know Henry Sr. was in Clark Co, IN from the 1820 census. Do any of your branch's researchers have census info on Henry for 1810 and 1800? If 1810 and 1800 census info is available, where was Henry living and what info does it offer for the two boys? Any males of the "right" ages to be the boys? It also seems studying the PROBABLE route Henry Sr. would have travelled from Guilford Co, NC to Clark Co, IN might yield some clues.

Henry Kimes was in Jefferson Co, VA. I searched my database for other Jefferson Co, VA folks and found these who either were born, died, married, or lived in that county. Each entry will include the name and some or all of this data: Birth date Birth location Spouse Marriage date Marriage location Death date Death location Jacob Keim 10 April 1763 Berne, Berks Co, PA Anna Maria Hähn 23 November 1790 Schwartzwald Reformed Church, Exeter Twp, Berks Co, PA 17 March 1855 Middleway, Jefferson Co, WV Kime, Henry Bef. 1765 //, Catherine Samuel Kime 22 July 1791 Berks Co, PA Caty E. CUSTER 25 January 1820 Berkeley Co, VA (now Jefferson Co, WV) 13 March 1872 Seneca Co, OH John Kime 05 October 1792 Berks Co, PA Margaret Shaull 03 October 1816 Middleway, Berkeley Co, VA (now Jefferson Co, WV) 13 June 1874 Iowa Co, IA Kimes, William Boyers, Sarah 11 April 1812 Jefferson Co, VA Boyers, Sarah Kimes, William 11 April 1812 Jefferson Co, VA Rosanna McConnell 1798 VA Daniel KIME 01 February 1821 Jefferson Co, VA (now WV) 1869 Daniel KIME 16 October 1799 Berks Co, PA Rosanna McConnell 01 February 1821 Jefferson Co, VA (now WV) February 1865 Kimes, Henry 1816 VA Carell, Ann W. 26 September 1839 Jefferson Co, VA Jacob Michael KIME 10 September 1819 Jefferson Co, VA Barbara Sophia Cover 13 March 1845 Seneca Co, OH 08 June 1898 James B. Kime 07 November 1820 Jefferson Co, VA (now WV) Sarepta E. Harman 19 January 1910 Seneca Co, OH Kimes, William 1821 Jefferson Co, VA (now WV) Johnson, Mary L. 02 August 1877 Harpers Ferry, Jefferson Co, WV Carell, Ann W. 1821 VA Kimes, Henry 26 September 1839 Jefferson Co, VA Isaac Milton Kime 30 May 1835 OH Rachel Adeline Hunter 28 October 1855 Seneca Co, OH 16 June 1889 Ft. Wayne, Allen Co, IN Cindy wrote: > > What KIMES was living in VA in 1816? > > Family of Henry Kimes > > 1 Henry Kimes b: 1816 VA > .. +Ann W. Carell b: 1821 VA > m: 26 September 1839 Jefferson Co, VA > ... 2 Mary E. Kimes b: 1840 VA > ... 2 George N. Kimes b: 1844 VA > ... 2 John N. Kimes b: 1846 VA > ... 2 Sarah V. Kimes b: 1849 VA

Subscriber wrote: > > My great grandfather and his brother were born in Minersville, > Sutton Twp, Meigs Co, OH. I don't know which township was Pomeroy. > My map shows Pomeroy was close to Minersville; less than 2 miles west, around the curve of the Ohio River.

----- Original Message ----- From: <NancyL916@aol.com> Sent: Saturday, June 23, 2001 4:57 PM =================================================================== > Source: NYBROOKLYN-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [Bklyn] 1905 Euclid Sch. June Grads > > > EUCLID SCHOOL > Brooklyn Daily Standard > 24 June 1905 > Fulton street near Nostrand ave. > > Diplomas received for the full commercial course : > _______________________________________ > Elsie Burnett > Rosel D. Burnstein > Grace A. Conklin > Alma Corbin > Besse Miller > Caroline. E. Herchenroder > May Levy > Josie Meyers > HEthel ?. Pine > Elsa T. Seeger > Estelle Janet Webster > Ralph Yedell > > Stenography & Typing course : > ________________________ > Jennie Louise Atwell > Anna Wilhemina Bachman > Ida. A. Baylis > Catherine Boschen > Mary M. Brand > Mariette Briggs > Mae E. Charron > Ida May Clark > Gertrude Conley > May J. E. Daley > Margaret Danielson > Francis Emily Dezendorf > Mildred A. T. Doherty > Marie M. A. Eck > Clara V. Erney > Katharine A. Flanders > Elizabeth M. Fleischman > Marguerite Forbell > Maude Miller Frost > Minnie Carrie Hampe > Emma Hartmann > Elizabeth M. Hinchcliff > Edwin A. Johnson > Florence Winifrid Johnson > Hattie Joseph > Alice M. Kelly > Genevieve M. Kidd > May E.A. Keim > Brilliant E. Kriel > Bertha McCall > Margaret Francis McCarthy > Margaret M. McNally > Etta M. Meakin > C. C. Ozeinma Morrell > Minnie Newmann > Mabel S. Pease > Florence Mabel Reeve > Teresa N. Rohan > Helen E. Sagey > Antetta Viola Sauer > Marie Frances Scharf > Mazie Service > Marion Smith > Anna Josephine Soy > Beulah A. Spencer > Jennie C. Stafford > Anna Marie Ulrich > Jane M. Van Steerbergh > Ellan Van Bussum > Bertha Wade > Sadie S. Weiss > Mabel C. Wilkes > Rose R. Wilding > > Business Course : > ______________ > William L. Hibbard > Charles E. Janson > William E. Lindemann > Frank X. Meier Jr. > > Evening Business Course > ___________________ > George Faulkner > Caroline M. Suttmeier > > Transcriber : > Nancy E Lutz >

ONE reason these queries were posted to this list instead of sent privately to interested parties is to serve as an example. There IS a vast amount of data available on the internet if one just starts looking! My favorite search engine for finding genealogical info is GOOGLE! http://www.Google.com/ Cindy

What's the 1819 entry on John Kimes, et. al. about? Which John Kimes? See http://www.genealogy.org/~baf/deeds/deed_index.html [have we discussed this before?]

HELP!!!!! You know I haven't researched the Meigs Co KIMESes, but several months back someone reported William Kimes was in Sutton Twp, Meigs Co, OH in 1820. Now I found William and Jacob, both listed in with Orange Twp on an 1819 tax list. See http://www.genealogy.org/~baf/misc/taxlist_1819.html Can someone explain? Did William get married in 1820 and move to his own place in Sutton Twp before the 1820 census was taken? Cindy

Bill, Didn't you have an Oliver Kimes somewhere in your branch? There's one listing on one of the Meigs Co, OH pages, but I can't figure out where he fits! Looks like he was in the Civil War. See: http://www.genealogy.org/~baf/news/pomeroy.html BTW, which township is Pomeroy in? Cindy

Anyone know if the Henry Kimes that married Ann W. Carell on 26 September 1839 in Jefferson Co, VA was the son of the William Kimes that married Sarah Boyers on 11 April 1812 in Jefferson Co, VA? Henry Kimes was born 1816 in VA; this is four years after William and Sarah wed. Cindy Kimes

To my friends that have written to me off list, my address will change (effective immediately) to jaywheel@fix.net Jean Wheeler Cayucos, CA Researching: BELL, BRILES, BROWN, CAMPBELL, CHAPFIELD, CUMPTON, DIVINE, HALL, KEIM, MCKAY, MITCHELL, RICHARDS, SHAULL, TATE, THOMAS, VAUGHAN, WHEELER, YOSTE

Cindy, I have a copy of that census and Jacob Kimes and Jacob King are both on page 114a, Orange Twp.

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Thanks Nancy and David for sharing information on my great-grandfather, Daniel William Keim. His son, William Daniel, is my grandfather. I did not know where the rest of the family fit in, but most of them are buried in the family plot in Lindenwood Cemetery, Fort Wayne. Does anyone know anything about Phoebe Arnold Keim, my great-grandmother? Also, in which town was the feed mill on Pearl Street referred to in the Digest of Obituaries? I thought it was in Arcola, but believe Arcola is in Allen County, rather than Whitley County. _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

I have lots of "loose ends" (unconnected folks) in my KEIM files. Here's one: Who was the D. S. KIME that married Susannah E. Kime? Descendants of Elias KIME 1 Elias KIME b: 05 July 1806 Berks Co, PA d: 01 September 1897 .. +Phebe // b: 1810 PA ....2 Susannah E. KIME b: 1838 OH d: 1861 Seneca Co, OH ......... +D. S. KIME ....2 John N. KIME b: 24 December 1842 OH d: 28 February 1864 Seneca Co, OH ....2 James W. Kime b: 1846 OH ......... +Minerva Jane Miller m: 14 April 1868 Seneca Co, OH ....2 Peter KIME b: 1848 OH

For anyone interested.... When I looked at the 1820 OH census index at the Elkhart Public Library, the book listed: KIMES, Jacob pg. 114 A Meigs Orange When I looked on the internet at: http://www.genealogy.org/~baf/index/c1820.html for Jacob Kimes, there was none.... just this one: King Jacob 114A Orange ___________________ Wonder what the actual census reads?