Diana <ddavis@logicsouth.com> <ddavis59@sc.rr.com> Website: http://www.my-ged.com/davis/ ----- Original Message ----- From: <SHUPE@citcom.net> To: <ddavis@logicsouth.com> Sent: Sunday, June 17, 2001 10:03 AM 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: MDGARRET-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [MDGARRET] Frantz > > > Ina and others =;o) > > Had this in my files on the surname Frantz. Hope it helps someone. Not > my family---so far. <g> A very kind friend looked the name up for me in > a Berks Co. book. > > BERKS COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA CHURCH RECORDS OF THE 18TH CENTURY, Volume 1- > F. Edward Wright (c. 1993) > > SCHWARTZWALD REFORMED CHURCH > > Johannes Frantz son of Wilhem and --, born 17 June 1783, bapt. 2 October > > 1783. Sponsor: the father > > Wilhelm Frantz son of Nicolaus and ---, born 27 October 1785, bapt. 3 > January 1788. Sponsor: Jacob Maltzberger. > > Josua Frantz son of Nicolaus and ---, born 7 September 1791, bapt. 27 > October 1792. Sponsors: Peter Katzemeyer and Christina Bayer. > > Leah Frantz daughter of Nicolaus and ---, bapt. 28 October 1794, age 10 > weeks old. Sponsors: Ludwig Katzemeyer and Christina Bayer. > > Marriage > 31 March 1789 Christopher Beistle and Anna Maria Frantz of Robeson, > Berks > Co., PA. > > 24 June 1790 Johannes Keim and Maria Frantz of Madencrick, Berks Co., > PA. > > 22 December 1795 Johannes Garten and Maria Mgd. Frantz of Alsace, Berks > Co., > PA. > > Burials & Deaths > 19 April 1784 Wilhelm Frantz's son , born 14 May 1781. > > > Warm regards, > Carolyn >

----- Original Message ----- From: <NancyL916@aol.com> To: <ddavis@logicsouth.com> Sent: Saturday, June 16, 2001 10:26 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: NYBROOKLYN-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [Bklyn] 1905 PS89 Honor Roll June > > > PUBLIC SCHOOL #89 > Brooklyn Standard Union > 29 June 1905 > > Principal Louis A.Tuthill > > Honor Roll Students : > > Charles Mulford > John McSweeney > Rodrigo Rodriguez > George N. Palmer > Frank Kenny > Joseph Dittmer > George Ruger > Frank Chumascro > Leon Griswold > Cyrus Winkler > Norman Frecker > Frank Collins > Warner Gault > Ernest Tatje > Edwin Carlson > J. M. Sinclair > P. Sinclair > P. Behring > W. A. Taylor > Robert Chumasero > H. Johnson > A. Smithers > Alexander Hussa > Halleck Brodhead > G. Glander > Edgar Arnold > Harold Carpenter > Robert Daye > Frank Conaty > William Otto > Fred Heinbockel > Arthur Smith > Harry Graef > Howard Foddy > Herbert Carter > Harry Walker > Adolph Blomberg > Charles Bomer > Karl Edlund > Max Ruskin > William Forsberg > Roy Halsted > Reginald Field > Vernon Daniels > Arthur Peters > Marshall Stewart > Fred Okerlund > Elmer Lindmark > George Holmberg > Noland Harrigan > Arthur Goldstein > Ira MacNair > Edward Stern > John Calvin > Charles Peters > E. Van Deinse > Charles Nelson > Harry Schreiber > W. Frericks > Willard Cochrane > James Matthews > Ellison Darby > David Pitcher > Jack Reid > Alma Gedney > Gwendolyn Hasbrouck > Lilly Nelson > Henrietta Markles > Louisa Douchert > Edythe Blauvelt > Helen Bergen > Lillian Colton > Annie Tayler > Agnes Sinclair > Katherine Fox > Olive Gildding > W. Higgins > Elsie Harling > Clara Buttner > Marie Church > Estelle Smith > Ida Anderson > Ada Cooper > Eliza Davis > Lois Davis > Mildred Keeney > Madeline Ott > Ethel Golz > Louise Ballot > Gladys Brown > Lillian Stomm > May Oates > Ida Demarest > Isabella Olena > Agnes Miller > Anna Travis > Edna Meinkin > Florence Waycott > M. Kenny > Edna Parker > Emily La Turen > Mabel McGee > Frieda Mosel > Gladys Wilson > Ruth Behring > Gertrude Kearney > Bessie Redmond > Margaret Bannon > Grace Smith > Florence Lyman > Helen Collins > Inez Pando > Florence Peters > M. Granberry > Gladys Pitcher > Marie Schiller > Elsie Miller > Gertrude Matthews > Amelia Freeman > F. Anderson > Maude Hynes > Emma Suhr > Anna Keim > Catherine Redfield > Hattie Watson > > Transcriber: Nancy E Lutz >

Posted to the Kime Family Genealogy Forum at http://genforum.genealogy.com/kime/ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I am no relation but came across this article published in my local paper here in Coloma, MI. It was submitted by the Hartford Public Library adn was taken from microfilm copies of the Harford Day Spring archives. 60 Years Ago - May 30th, 1941 Neil Kime of Kansas City, MO. visited his sister, Mrs. George Olds Jr., and other local relatives on Sunday and Monday. Mr Kime, and executive at the national headquarters of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, was en route home after a business trip to Detroit. He is a former Hartford boy and son of the late George W. Kime, for many years the sexton of the Hartford cemeteries. While here Mr. Kime paid a visit to the Fred Allen home and the familiar boyhood scenes along the Paw Paw River which he and Henry Allen indulged in some reminiscent bantering in the "Around Our Town" column in this newspaper. ____________________ The following information was shared by one of our subscribers long ago: Descendants of George W. Kime Louis (Lewis?) S. Kime - b: 1883 in Hartford, MI; d: 14 June 1956 in Seattle, WA T. Willard Kime - b: Abt. 1890, d: Aft. 1956 Neil H. Kime - b: 25 April 1891, d: April 1969 Tacoma, WA Florence Kime - b: 10 August 1900, married T. George Olds, d: Aft. 1956 Anyone connect?

Recently posted: > > Audrey's parents: > Harry F. Kime (02 Feb 1886- 22 Jan 1986 (almost 100 years old!) > Salome Florence Whitmer (21 Feb 1889 - 29 Dec 1957) > buried Union Lawn cemetery, Navarre, Stark, Ohio > > Audry's grandparents: > Charles Kime (__ ___ ____ - __ ___ _____) > Harriet Nolan (__ ___ ____ - __ ___ _____) > Only info I have is Charles & Harriet's marriage which took place in Summit Co, OH on 06 February 1881. Unknown WHO Charles's parents were.

Following query posted to another list a couple years ago: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Mary Grace Hartline (12 May 1890 - 11 May 1977) married Oscar Lewis Streb on 21 Jun 1917 in Tuscarawas County, Ohio. Their only child, Harold Streb (09 Apr 1917 - 27 Feb 1993) married Audrey KIME (29 Dec 1916 - 16 Nov 1969) and they lived at 238 Park Avenue, New Philadelphia, Ohio and are buried in Ridgecrest Memorial Gardens in Dover, Tuscarawas, Ohio Audrey's parents: Harry F. Kime (02 Feb 1886- 22 Jan 1986 (almost 100 years old!) Salome Florence Whitmer (21 Feb 1889 - 29 Dec 1957) buried Union Lawn cemetery, Navarre, Stark, Ohio Audry's grandparents: Charles Kime (__ ___ ____ - __ ___ _____) Harriet Nolan (__ ___ ____ - __ ___ _____) Can anyone fill in these blanks? Thank you, Jim Hartline <hartline@rust.net>

Following lists the family of John Kimes as shared by some of our subscribers. It is said John had 22 children. Anyone know the names of the other three? Descendants of John Kimes, son of Henry and Cynthia (Reese) KIMES: 1 John Kimes b: 13 June 1822 d: 20 April 1906 Lincoln Co, TN Burial: Unity Cemetery, Howell, Lincoln Co, TN .. +Mary Ann Chapman b: 20 November 1827 Lincoln Co, TN m: 06 January 1844 Lincoln Co, TN d: 02 October 1868 ... 2 Elizabeth Frances Kime b: 22 September 1844 ... 2 Parthena Josephine Kimes b: 30 March 1846 Lincoln Co, TN ....... +Henry Clay Buchanan b: 01 July 1844 Lincoln Co, TN m: 01 November 1865 ... 2 Thomas H. Kimes b: 1847 ... 2 Izora A. Kimes b: 1849 ... 2 Cynthia Minerva Kimes b: 01 February 1852 Lincoln Co, TN d: 14 February 1901 Caddo Mills, TX ....... +James M. McAdams b: 30 March 1847 Marshall Co, TN m: 24 October 1872 Lincoln Co, TN d: 09 July 1886 Pittsburg, TX ... 2 Mary Ann Kimes b: 01 February 1852 ... 2 Louisa A. Kimes b: 1854 ... 2 Harriet A. Kimes b: October 1857 d: 1926 ....... +David Sanford Clark m: 22 October 1874 Lincoln Co, TN ... 2 William Kimes b: 1859 ... 2 Henry Kimes b: Abt. 1860 ... 2 John A. Kimes b: September 1860 ... 2 David J. Kimes b: 16 February 1863 ... 2 Margaret Jane Kimes b: 20 March 1865 ... 2 Lucy J. Kimes b: 30 May 1867 *2nd Wife of John Kimes: .. +Mary Ada Cowan b: 21 February 1829 m: 20 May 1869 Lincoln Co, TN d: 20 May 1872 ... 2 John C. Kimes b: 20 March 1872 *3rd Wife of John Kimes: .. +L. J. McAdams b: 12 September 1827 m: 08 November 1872 Lincoln Co, TN d: 27 July 1878 *4th Wife of John Kimes: .. +Louisa Allison b: 11 February 1843 m: 31 October 1878 Lincoln Co, TN ... 2 James Lafayette Kimes b: 1879 ... 2 Sofronia Kimes b: January 1881 ... 2 Charles Oliver Kimes b: August 1882 ... 2 Virginia Myrtie Kimes b: May 1884

----- Original Message ----- From: <NancyL916@aol.com> Sent: Friday, June 15, 2001 8:55 PM=================================== > Source: NYBROOKLYN-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [Bklyn] PS#36 January Class 1905 > > > PUBLIC SCHOOL #36 > Brooklyn Standard Union > 28 June 1905 > > Public School 36 > Stagg street > Dr. M. F. Valette principal > > Bertha Bregstein was the valedictorian > Alexander Alsman.. salutatorian > > Musical programme was given by Edith E. Papen > Fannie Mothner and Bertha Daniel who played the piano > Harry C. Davick and Jacob Glambalvo who played the violin. > George Klinck and Frank E. Machunze recited the German dialogue '"Wilhelm > Tell". > Nelson Roth and Fannie Mothner gave a duet on the violin and piano. > Grace Caasidy recited "Das Madchen aus der Fremde. > > The graduates were: > Class of January 1905 > > Esther Abramson > Abraham Anixter > Elizabeth Beyl > Bernard H. Bobbin > Harry Convessar > Frances E. Cooper > Caroline J. Diercks > Guntav L. Eyring > William Fischer > Joseph H Fleisch > Abraham A. Frant > Harry D. Fusfeld > Julia Gast > Jennie Gingold > Louis Goldstein > Louis Gluckman > Louis Huber > Anna M. Haller > Ida A. Hankoff > John V. Habercorn > Joseph Helmig > Charles A. Huth > George Keim > Otto Maschmeyer > Eudocia Madden > Jennette Maggiore > Anna Meyerwitz > Philip Noll > Frederic W. Praeger > Elizabeth C. Probst > Margaret Reichart > J. Elsa Spahn > Theodore Wendt > Charles W. Weinstein > Elsa C. Wingess > > End >

Henry KIME who married Hannah RUDOLPH were in Orange Co., NC in the 1790 Census and found in Indiana in 1820. He was first found with property transfers in Clark Co., IN abt 1814. It could have been him. [ His son, Henry (Jr) was born in 1789. His daughter, Eleanor, was born in 1800 in "NC" according to later information.] Diana <ddavis@logicsouth.com> <ddavis59@sc.rr.com> Website: http://www.my-ged.com/davis/

Our branch of the KIMES had a Daniel, b. 1828 in PA. Last trace of him is a marriage record in Kosciusko Co, IN on 17 January 1851. I've been searching all known web sites for mention of our Daniel..... so far, no luck! BUT, ran across one new reference this morning on a Daniel. A Daniel Kimes is listed as one of two males backing an administrator of an estate. Date and location: 4 October 1834 at Bartholomew Co, Indiana. We previously discussed a Daniel in Bartholomew Co..... WHOSE DANIEL IS THIS????? See --> http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~damon/floyd/floyd003.htm

Bio on Charles P. Kime, b. 30 Dec 1863, Williams Co, OH has been posted on KIME Biographies at: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/surnames/k/i/KIME/biographies/10011

Kimes wrote: > > I couldn't find them in the 1840 U.S. census. Perhaps they had already > divorced and Jacob was back living with his folks Abraham and Nancy. The > 1840 census shows two males in the household the right ages for Jacob > and his brother John. It also shows a male between the ages of 10-15 > years. The age is to old to be Jacob and Lodicia's son. I couldn't > identify him. In 1850 Meigs Co. census Lodicia and Elias had Alexander 7, > Sophia 3, and Samuel 2, Congrove. There were no stepchildren named Kimes. > Who could he be???? Has anyone looked for a Kimes buried in one of the cemeteries in Meigs Co. born 1825-1830? Or could Abraham and Mary's son, Abraham have married before he married Louisa Eliza Vermille? _________________ Just "throwing out" some thoughts on this missing male!!!!!!! Cindy

Always interested in hearing from "cousins". Johannes Keim b.Germany m. Maria ?> Johannes (1754-1815)m. Elizabeth Kloess (1756-18??)> Jacob (1789-1838) m. Christianna Weber (1794-1871)> Andrew (1817-1883) m. Elizabeth Brown/Braun (1822-1887)> Owen Milton Keim (1848-1914) m. Catherine ? > Lillie Daisy (1875-1948) m. Herbert Elmer Gradwohl (1878-1958)> Elmer Adam Gradwohl (1901-1980) m. Nellie Mary Bunts (1901-1976)> Eleanor Mae Gradwohl (living) m. Robert L. Maxwell (living)> JR Maxwell

----- Original Message ----- From: "Niesen" <hilltop@ak.net> Sent: Sunday, June 10, 2001 9:18 PM ============================== > Source: PONTIUS-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [PONTIUS] Early Settlers of Fayette Twp., Seneca Co, NY - note John Pontius, George Esterly, John Emerich > > > Early Settlers of Fayette Township, Seneca County NY > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- > ---- > This is a list of Pennsylvania German settlers arriving between 1800 and > 1810. This list was published in a volume of "Notes and queries" issued by > Dr. W. H. Egle, state librarian of PA in 1898. This list is reproduced from > the book Centennial Historical Sketch of Fayette, NY 1800-1900 by Deidrich > Willers, published in 1900. Each surname is listed only once: the father, if > he moved here, or the oldest or most prominent member of the family, if the > father did not relocate. The names of transient residents are not included, > nor the names of foreign born Germans. > > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- > ---- > Acker, Jacob > Addams, Jacob > Allemann, Jacob > Ansberger, John (Ernstberger) > Bacher, Jacob > Bachmann, George > Balliet, Charles > Beal, David (Biehl) > Bear, Samuel (Baer) > Beck, Thomas > Becker, John > Berger, Joseph > Bieche, Jacob (Biegi) > Biery, Henry (Beary) > Blasser, Christian > Bolender, Phillip > Bookman, Peter (Buchmann) > Bordner, Benjamin > Brickley, John > Burkhalter, Mary > Carl, Isaac > Crobach, George (Croubach) > Deal, Peter (Diehl) > Deisinger, Nicholas > Deppen, John > Derr, Charles > Deshler, John > Dreher, Peter > Emerich, John > Eshenour, John (Eschenauer) > Esterly, George (Esterlee) > Farber, Michael > Fatzinger, Samuel (son of Jacob) > Fell, John > Ferst, George (Fuerst) > Fessler, Benjamin > Fetzer, Daniel > Fisher, John S. > Flickinger, Jacob > Frankenfeld, Geroge > Frantz, John > Frey, John (Frei) > Friedley, George (Friedle) > Fusselmann, J. > Gambee, Jacob (Gambi) > Gamber, John > Gaumer, Charles > Gernet, Jacob > Goodman, Benjamin > Gross, Joseph B. > Hahn, James A. > Hartranft, Jacob > Hassinger, Frederick > Heck, Jacob > Hecker, Henry > Heckmann, Nathan > Hilkert, John (Hilgert) > Himmelberger, George > Hinterleiter, George > Hittel, Bartholomew > Hoffman, Charles > Hofstetter, Adam > Holben, Christian > Holman, Daniel (Hallmann) > Hoover, Valentine (Huber) > Hoster, Christian > Hummel, Benjamin > Hunsicker, Joseph > Ilick, Frederick (Illig) > Jacoby, John (Jacobi) > Keim, Christian > Kemmery, James (Kammerer) > Kendig, Martin > Kennard, William > Kennell, John > Kern, William > Kerschner, George W. > Kessler, Adam > Kidd, George > Gieffer, Henry > Kistler, Jacob > Knauss, Benjamin > Kohler, Peter > Koller, Eman > Kroninger, Sylvanus > Kuney, John (Kuni) > Kuntz, David > Lahr, Henry > Landis, Henry > Langs, John > Laub, Conrad > Lautenschlager, Joshua son of Jacob > Lerch, Anthony > Litzenberger, Peter > Lutz, Reuben > Marckel, John (Merckle) > Marsteller, Elizabeth > Mattern, Jacob > Mauger, Henry > Maurer, John > Menges, Conrad > Mertz, George > Metzger, Martin > Michel, John (Michael) > Mickley, Edward B. > Miller, Ludwig > Motz, Jacob > Moyer, Charles (Mayer) > Niess, George > Nothnagle, George > Peters, Philip > Paffenberger, Dan > Pontius, John > Pratz, Philip (Protz) > Rathfon, Frederick > Reader, Jacob (Roeder) > Reed, William (Ried) > Reichenbach, Reuben > Reiffschneider, Philip > Reinhart, John > Rhoad, Daniel > Riegel, Jacob > Riemer, George > Ritter, Michael > Robinold, John > Romich, Samuel > Rothenburger, Jacob > Ruch, Christian > Saeger, Daniel > Samuel, Stephen > Savage, William (Sauvage) > Schad, George (Schaud) > Schaeffer, George > Schankweiler, Henry > Schick, David > Schlottmann, Daniel > Schneck, Adam > Schott, Frederick > Schroyer, Peter > Schwab, Daniel > Schwartz, Jacob > Schweitzer, John > Sell, Jacob (Zell) > Seybolt, Jacob > Shane, Jacob (Schoen) > Sheffort, George (Schoeffert) > Sherodin, Daniel (Sheradine) > Shiley, George (Scheile) > Shoemaker, John (Schumacher) > Siedler, John > Siegfried, Joseph > Singer, Henry > Smith, Jacob (Schmidt) > Snyder, Anthony (Schneider) > Spaid, John > Spoon, Daniel (Spohn) > Springer, William > Stadler, Elizabeth > Stahl, Peter > Steininger, Christian > Stofflet, Ludwig > Straub, George > Strayer, Matthias > Strause, Thomas (Strauss) > Stuck, Matthias (Stock) > Stucker, Samuel (Stocker) > Trautmann, Adam > Trexler, Thomas (Drechsler) > Weitzel, Isaac (Witsell) > Wetsel, Solomon (Wetzell) > Whitmer, Peter (Wittmer) > Wieder, Henry > Willauer, James > Wingert, Mary > Wolff, Christian > Wuchter, Henry > Yakely, Daniel (Jackli) > Yost, John (Jost) > Young, Abraham (Jung) > Yundt, John H. (Jund) > Zartmann, George H. > Zimmer, Benjamin > > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- > ---- > Last modified November 18, 1997. For more information contact Virginia > Peterson, (vtpeterson@prodigy.net) >

----- Original Message ----- From: "Peg Adams" <dmadams@skyenet.net> Sent: Saturday, June 09, 2001 2:46 PM================================ > Source: INOWEN-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [INOWEN] Deeds of Owen Co. - John LONG > > > Posted on: Owen Co. In Deeds > Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/In/OwenDeed/10009 > > Surname: LONG, KEIM > ------------------------- > > Owen County Deed book 16 p. 99-100 > > Samuel Keim and wife Catharine to John Long all of Owen County. Amount: > $50. Beginning at 16 œ rods south, 5 œ degrees East of the NW corner of > the SW Œ of the NW Œ of Sec. 20, Twp 10, range 5 west, and running thence > south 5 œ degrees, east 16 œ rods, thence north 84 degrees east 19 4/10 > rods thence north 5 œ degrees west 16 œ degrees rods thence south 84 degrees > west 19 4/10 rods to the place of beginning containing 2 acres. > Deed dated 2 Oct. 1856; recorded6 Oct. 1856 > > >

A Subscriber wrote: > > In one of the Keims digests from 1998, I found a > reference to a letter from Abraham Keim (supposed son of Heinrich) to his > daughter Sarah "Sallie" Kimes-Givens and his son-in-law (John Cleek) on > 19 Nov. 1836: > "Our children since my last marriage (to Nancy Evans), are John and Jacob > -- boys; and Mary Ann a daughter. She lives with us on earth no more. She > died a Christian on the 23rd of March 1834....Jacob was married a short time > since to a Miss Leodicea Coleman, and lives about 3/4 a mile from us. John > is yet single and so is Abraham, your own brother...." (Source: "EARLY > WESTERN AUGUSTA PIONEERS" by C.W. Cleek) This appeared in the KEIM emails on > Friday, 23 Oct. 1998 On a field trip to Bath Co. VA. I also found this "letter" and submitted to the list trying to find the ''"Rest of the letter". I didn't receive any replies. My records do not use the spelling Keim just Kimes. I have always held some reservations about this "Letter". Abraham (sr) and Nancy along with Abraham (jr) moved from Bath Co. VA. to Meigs Co. Ohio about 1811. My Thoughts; Is this the first time he has written in 25 years? Does he have to explain his wife's name, they married in Bath Co. VA. the girls were probably there. His daughter Mary Ann died two and half years earlier. Is he just now telling them about their half sister's death? Then he has to explain that Abraham (jr) is " your own brother". The "letter" is written in a style one might write to a 5-6 year old child. Sarah would have been 29 years old. Until I find a lot more information about this "letter" I'll remain skeptical that it is authentic. Don Kimes

----- Original Message ----- From: <jrmaxwel@cc.owu.edu> Sent: Saturday, June 09, 2001 3:43 PM Subject: PML Search Result matching Keim ============================ > Source: ROOTS-M@rootsweb.com > Subject: [ROOTS-L] LoriAnn Wolfe, are you still on the web? > > > > > Trying to make contact with LoriAnn Wolfe who posted info. on her > Wolfe, Frankenfield and Keim branches. I have found a connection > to her Christianna Keim (1845-1922) m. Jacob Frankenfield (1843- > 1903) in Bethlehem Twp.,PA. I would like to thank her for sharing > her info. & share with her what I have found. Pax, JR Maxwell >

Thanks for the information on Costner or Cortner. However, based on information in the Guilford County Historical Map prepared by Fred Hughes this property does not appear to be in Kimeville. The land purchased by George Cortner in 1770 from Thomas Low was actually in Low's Town. Low had purchased property from McCulloh on "The Trading Path" in Orange County in 1760 before Guilford County was formed. In 1769 he recorded a plot for a town on this tract. In 1770 Low sold at least 17 lots from this town, 3/4 acres each. George Cortner purchased 3 of these lots or 2.25 ac. Kimesville is about 15,000 feet to the South South East. -----Original Message----- From: Paul B. Phelps [mailto:pbphelps@cpcug.org] Sent: Tuesday, May 29, 2001 12:38 AM To: BrickChurchNC-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [BRICKCHNC] Re: Kime & Reitzel acreage I think that Kimesville is a very good guess, but I can add only the following detail to the discussion: In Jul 1770, George COSTNER [sic] bought three lots totalling 2.25 ac in a town laid out by Thomas Lowe on the waters of Stinking Quarter Creek. --- SOURCE: Orange County Deed Book 4, pp. 602-604 I have assumed that this was Kimesville, on the Alamance-Guilford border and very near the Brick Church. George CORTNER or CARTNER is usually styled "of Guilford." ----- Original Message ----- From: Harold Davey <hdavey@home.com> To: <BrickChurchNC-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, May 27, 2001 12:42 PM Subject: Kime & Reitzel acreage > Bill, > > Here is what I have for the location of Phillip Kime's land: > > "Phillip bought 50 A. on Stinking Quarter, a creek that runs through > the SE corner of Guilford Co, more or less parallel to NC 62, and then > on into Almanace where it eventually runs into the Haw River, a little > south of Graham." > > Could you provided the text of the court documents and citation for > Phllip's and Adam Reitzel's land? > > Harold > > >>>>>>>>>>>>>> > Bill wrote: > > I like the fit of the Kime and Reitzel acreage, as well as the Lake > Kimeville, in > the Hughes map to the current mapping information. It seems to show > that > Philip Kime and his adopted son Adam Reitzel bought up the acreage in > the > area of Kimeville to build a milldam and pond. I think this is great > historic information. It can only come about from these kinds of > studies. > At the same time I am unhappy that I can not find better information > about > the exact geographic location of Philip and Adam's property than the > very > approximate locations provided by the large dark rectangle shown for > Philip > Kime property and for Adam Reitzel property. The court documents for > these > properties do not provide precise geographic locations. They provide > approximate locations related to some other property markers such as a > > cherry tree or a poplar tree etc. Are there more precise descriptions > of > the property locations? Any help you can give will be greatly > appreciated > and when absorbed the documented information will be immediately > shared > with anyone interested. > ==== BrickChurchNC Mailing List ==== List Administrator - Larry Noah larmil-1@att.net List Web Site - http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~lrnoah/BrickCH/

Someone ask: > Did Jacob marry Leodicea and then divorce her? There is a later marriage > in Meigs Co., OH, between a Leodicea Kimes and an Elias Congrove on 7 Jan > 1841. Jacob Kimes married Sarah Hicks 1841 in Virginia, later West Virginia. > Cindy Wrote: I believe that is the concensus. Perhaps someone from this line knows details. Jacob and Lodicia On July 5, 1836 Jacob Kimes and Lodicia Coleman were married by Elizah Hews Fields in Meigs Co., Ohio. This is from Meigs Co. records. I never found a divorce record. Lodicia Kimes married an Elias Congrove on Jan. 7, 1841. It is interesting to note they married on Jacob's birthday. Was this coincidence or spite? Seem to me a stretch to be a coincidence. Six weeks later Jacob and Sarah Hicks went across the Ohio River to Ravenswood, Jackson Co., [West] Virginia and were married on Feb. 21, 1841. Jackson Co. records. The Colemans and Kimes' had pioneered the area five or six years before young Jacob was born. Undoubtedly Jacob and Lodicia grew up as neighbors. In 1836 you didn't travel far to find a spouse. I couldn't find them in the 1840 U.S. census. Perhaps they had already divorced and Jacob was back living with his folks Abraham and Nancy. The 1840 census shows two males in the household the right ages for Jacob and his brother John. It also shows a male between the ages of 10-15 years. The age is to old to be Jacobs and Lodicia's son. I couldn't identify him. In 1850 Meigs Co. census Lodicia and Elias had Alexander 7, Sophia 3, and Samuel 2, Congrove. There were no stepchildren named Kimes. This is from my files. I notice a difference in spelling of Lodicia (Leodicea). Meigs County marriage records uses Lodicia, but I am open to change. Don Kimes

----- Original Message ----- From: "Barb" <ynkstlrw@ptd.net> Sent: Saturday, June 09, 2001 8:50 AM ========================== > Source: GC-Berks County Queries > URL: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Pa/Berks/12209 > Subject: Addison Keim Brobst Berks Co born ca 1897 > > > Surname: Brobst, Keim, Boyer > ------------------------- > > 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. > From: "Barb" <ynkstlrw@ptd.net> To: <ddavis@logicsouth.com> Sent: Saturday, June 09, 2001 8:51 AM Source: GC-Berks County Queries URL: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Pa/Berks/12210 Subject: Addison Kiem Brobst Surname: Kiem ------------------------- Family name is Kiem, not Keim. Sorry for the typo

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