Info, I list William Kimes's wife as Frances J Brooks. they had a dau Eliza Ann born in 1825, in Nicholas Co, KY Gene Kimes

Ed Jones wrote to the ADAMS surname list: > > Hello ADAMS Family Researchers, > There was some recent postings regarding ADAMS to MANNING marriages. > I'm also searching for Ralph ADAMS who marr. Eliza Ann KIMES > 3/6/1842 in Nicholas County, Ky. Was this Ralph the son of Ralph > ADAMS who is on the 1800 tax list for Nicholas County, Ky. > > Ed Jones > New Palestine, In. Eliza Ann Kimes COULD be the dau. of William and Frances Kimes. They were living in Bourbon Co, KY in the early 1800's.

Descendants of Mark John Kime 1 Mark John Kime b: 24 November 1852 near Geneseo, NY d: 11 September 1926 Indianola, Warren Co, IA .. +Eva Matilda Dietz b: 06 October 1858 Waverly, Pike Co, OH m: 03 May 1883 Norwalk, Warren Co, IA d: 02 February 1941 Chicago, Cook Co, IL ... 2 Maude Lavina Kime b: 08 March 1885 d: 08 August 1942 ....... +Maury Weeks m: 09 September 1907 ... 2 Harry Jacob Kime b: 17 April 1887 d: 20 October 1973 ....... +Myrtle Devault m: 22 November 1914 ... 2 Frank William Kime b: 05 November 1889 ....... +Bertha Shaale m: 11 December 1916 ... *2nd Wife of Frank William Kime: ....... +Audrey McCobb Woodhead m: 06 January 1921 ... 2 Fred Christian Kime b: 04 November 1891 d: 13 June 1924 ... 2 Laura Eva Kime b: 03 February 1894 Prole, Warren Co, IA d: 14 January 1956 Burial: Norwood Cemetery ....... +Frederick Thomas m: 21 September 1912 d: 15 June 1956 ... 2 Bertha Elizabeth Kime b: 15 April 1897 Prole, Warren Co, IA d: 05 August 1973 Dallas, Dallas Co, TX ....... +Arthur K. Goldie b: Hungary d: 1950 Chicago, IL ... *2nd Husband of Bertha Elizabeth Kime: ....... +Arthur Harry Love b: 13 November 1896 Seaton, IL m: 19 July 1917 Indianola, Warren Co, IA d: January 1939 Chicago, Cook Co, IL ... 2 Mayme Hazel Kime b: 19 January 1901 IA d: 31 May 1995 McAllen, TX ....... +Bert Orual Eckley b: 29 July 1903 m: 09 September 1925 d: April 1985 Brownsville, TX Submitted by Robert Love <roblove@earthlink.net>

karen holverson wrote: > > Still searching for the PARENTS and SIBLINGS of Daniel KEIME. > > 1. Daniel KEIME was born on 18 Nov 1806 in York Co, PA. > Have you looked at the KEIMs/KEIMEs on the 1810 York co, PA census? Daniel's parents MAY have still been living there when he was four years old!

Eileen, The Miracode is like a soundex for the 1910 census in Pa. It is included in Ancestry.com. And, yes, the ED stands for enumeration district. Penny

Joseph and Minnie KIME had a son William E. Kime, b. 23 February 1936 See: http://www.connexusinc.com/~Ron_Gines/genealog/F2813.htm http://www.connexusinc.com/~Ron_Gines/genealog/I5123.htm and http://www.connexusinc.com/~Ron_Gines/brink/book/chap13.htm Only listings for any Minnies or Josephs on the S.S. death records are: MINNIE KIME of Lenapah, Nowata, OK Born 13 Jun 1908 Died 10 Aug 1994 JOSEPH KIME of NY Born 8 Oct 1915 Died Apr 1968 JOSEPH KIME of Richeyville, Washington, PA Born 29 Jun 1914 Died 18 Apr 1998 JOSEPH KIME of Akron, Summit, OH Born 16 Feb 1917 Died 18 Oct 1992 MINNIE KIME of Rockingham, Richmond, NC Born 1 Nov 1889 Died Jun 1975 This Minnie would have been 47 yrs. old when son William was born. Anyone know this branch?

----- Original Message ----- From: <GSubyak@aol.com> Sent: Friday, April 06, 2001 10:28 AM > Source: NEWSPAPER-ABSTRACTS-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [News] Monroe Co., NY Oct 16, 1918 (part 1) > > > Rochester, Monroe, NY > Democrat & Chronicle > Oct. 16, 1918 > > WESTERN NEW YORK DEATHS > > MISS RUTH STACY > > North Rose, Oct. 15 - The death of Miss Ruth STACY, aged 12 years, occurred=20 > yesterday after a short illness of pneumonia, which developed following an=20 > attack of influenza, at the home of her foster parents, Rev. and Mrs. H. L.=20 > RIXON, in the Methodist Episcopal parsonage. She is survived by her father,=20 > Frank STACY; a brother, Lee STACY, of Long Branch, Cal., and two sisters,=20 > Margery, of East Northfield, Mass., a student in the Northfield Seminary, an= > d=20 > Luella of Sodus. > The funeral will be held tomorrow at 1 P.M. from the home and at P.M. in the= > =20 > Sodus cemetery, where the interment will take place. > ***** > > MRS. MARY SWIFT > > Dansville, Oct. 15 - Mrs. Mary SWIFT died yesterday morning at her home in=20 > Williams street. Mrs. SWIFT was born in Ireland 89 years ago, coming to=20 > Dansville when a young woman. She had lived here ever since. She was the=20 > widow of David SWIFT and raised a large family of children, all of whom are=20 > dead but one son, James SWIFT, of Dansville, and a daughter, Mrs. Thomas=20 > JORDAN, of Sayre, Pa. There are eleven grandchildren and thirty-two=20 > great-grandchildren. > The funeral will take place Thursday morning at her late home and at 9:30 in= > =20 > St. Patrick's Church, Rev. M. C. WALL officiating. The burial will be in the= > =20 > family plot in Greenmount cemetery. > ***** > > MRS. LOLA DE KROYFT > > Mount Morris, Oct. 15 - Word has been received here of the death of Mrs. Lol= > a=20 > DeKROYFT, wife of Frederick DeKROYFT, formerly of Mount Morris, at St.=20 > Francis Hospital in Peoria, Ill., following a short illness with pneumonia.=20 > Mrs. DeKROYFT was well known here, having visited in Mount Morris on numerou= > s=20 > occasions. > ***** > > PHELITUS O. BRASTED > > Hornell, Oct. 15 - Phelitus O. BRASTED, a pioneer resident of this section,=20 > died yesterday at the Bethesda Hospital following an operation. He was a=20 > lifelong resident of this section, and is survived by his widow and two=20 > adopted children, Miss Althea BRASTED and Walter BRASTED, of Canisteo. > ***** > > MICHAEL J. MARTIN > > Lyons, Oct. 15 - Michael J. MARTIN died at his home in this village this=20 > morning, or dropsy. Mr. MARTIN was 53 years old. He leaves his wife ; one=20 > daughter, Erina; one son, Orrin; his mother; one sister, Minnie, and four=20 > brothers. > ***** > > MRS. CHARLES E. ERNST > > Lyons, Oct. 15 - Funeral services for Mrs. Charles E. ERNST, who died Sunday= > =20 > will be held from the Broad Street Lutheran Church to-morrow afternoon at 3=20 > o'clock instead of at 2 o'clock as first agreed. > ***** > > CYRUS V. CLARK > > Dansville, Oct 15 - Cyrus V. CLARK died yesterday morning at the family home= > =20 > in Canaseraga valley, aged 65 years. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary=20 > READY CLARK, and one son, Walter CLARK, a daughter, Mrs. Mae CLARK LOPER,=20 > died a few months ago. > The funeral arrangements are not yet complete. > ****** > > MAN IS BADLY SCALDED > > Bath, Oct 15 - William DILLENBECK, employed in the engineer department at th= > e=20 > State Soldiers' Home, was badly scalded about the right leg to-night. He was= > =20 > engaged in repairing a radiator in the headquarters building. When the cap=20 > flew off from a pipe containing the steam and hot water. He was taken to the= > =20 > Soldiers' Home Hospital. > ***** > > SENTENCED FOR RAPE > > Bath, Oct. 15 - In County Court here today Fred BROWNELL, of Bath, charged=20 > with rape, first degree, upon the person of his stepdaughter, was allowed to= > =20 > change his plea to guilty of rape second degree, whereupon Judge CHENEY=20 > sentenced him to not less than two nor more than five years in auburn prison= > .=20 > Court then adjourned until Monday of next week. > ****** > VOSBURG - REED > > Geneva, Oct 15 - The marriage of Miss Alois(?) D. HOSTER REED, only daughter= > =20 > of Mr. and Mrs. Herman L. REED, of 120 Cherry street, to Arthur Barnett=20 > VOSBURG of Castle road, took place this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the hom= > e=20 > of the bride's parents, Rev. W. W. WELLER, former pastor of the first=20 > Presbyterian Church, officiated. > > The bride was gowned in hand embroidered crepe de chine trimmed with fringe.= > =20 > She carried a bouquet of bride roses. Her attendant, Miss Mary A. KIME(?), o= > f=20 > Rose Hill, wore a dress of white (???) And carried pink carnations. Charles=20 > SMITH, of Phelps, was best man. > > Following the ceremony a wedding dinner was served. The house was decorated=20 > with arborvitae and asparagus fern. Preceding the ceremony Mrs. Jane Bardet=20 > SERVINGHOUSE of Ithaca sang =E2=80=98O Promise Me.' At the top of an arch we= > re the=20 > numerals 1885-1918, this being the thirty-third anniversary of the marriage=20 > of the bride's parents. > ***** > WOLCOTT BOY DIES IN CAMP > > Wolcott, Oct. 15 - Willard RAYNOR, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer RAYNOR,=20 > died Sunday morning at 10:30 o'clock at Pelham Bay Naval Reserve camp, of=20 > pneumonia. He had been in camp about five weeks. He was born in Wolcott 19=20 > years ago and had always lived here. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer RAYNOR,= > =20 > are the only survivors and were with him at the camp the last few days of hi= > s=20 > illness and accompanied the body to this village Monday morning. The funeral= > =20 > services will be held from the home to-morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock=20 > conducted by Rev. H. B. REDDICK, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church,=20 > and burial will be in Leavenworth cemetery. > ******* > WESTERN NEW YORK DEATHS > > MISS CECELIA J. COCHRAN > > Batavia, Oct. 15 - Word was received in Batavia to-day by Mr. and Mrs.=20 > Elliott P. COCHRAN, of the death of their daughter, Miss Cecelia J. COCHRAN,= > =20 > who died from pneumonia at a hospital in a military camp at Huntsville, Ala.= > ,=20 > this morning. Miss COCHRAN had gone to camp a short time ago as a volunteer=20 > for work with the United States Public Health Service. She was born in Le Ro= > y=20 > on January 12, 18_4, from which place she removed to Conesus, where she was=20 > graduated from the Wayland High School in 1912, and in September of that yea= > r=20 > entered the nurses training school at St. Mary's Hospital in Rochester, from= > =20 > which place she graduated. For a time she did nursing in Rochester, later=20 > going to Cleveland, Ohio, where she was engaged by the Board of Education as= > =20 > a school nurse. She is survived besides her parents, by two brothers,=20 > Corporal Cyril B. COCHRAN, who is with the American Expeditionary Forces, an= > d=20 > Edward P. COCHRAN of Rochester.=20 > The body will be brought to Batavia.=20 > ******** > > MISS RUTH DAVIS > > Perry, Oct. 15 - Miss Ruth DAVIS died Sunday night of pneumonia at the=20 > Belleview Hospital, New York city. She was ill with Spanish Influenza, which= > =20 > later developed into pneumonia.=20 > She was graduated from Belleview Hospital about three years ago. Miss DAVIS=20 > is survived by her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. DAVIS, also one sister an= > d=20 > three brothers. > > Her body will be brought here to-night for burial at Perry Center, only=20 > immediate relatives being present. > ***** > > > -- > Glenda Whitaker Subyak =20 > Monroe Co. & N. Y. State News Coordinator > http://www.newspaperabstracts.com/NY/Monroe/index.html > > Assistant Coordinator for Pike Co. ILGenWeb site > http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilpike > > Please visit my Web Page > & sign my Guestbook > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~glendasubyak

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Here's what has been shared by a couple of Emanuel S. Keim's descendants, with data added from other findings: Descendants of Emanuel S. Keim, son of Samuel Keim 1 Emanuel S. Keim b: 24 March 1834 Somerset Co, PA d: 02 June 1910 Elmdale, Ionia Co, MI .. +Sarah Blough b: 03 January 1837 m: 1854 d: 1877 ... 2 William Kime b: 31 January 1857 ... 2 Andrew Keim b: 27 May 1859 ... 2 Elmira Keim b: 17 May 1861 ....... +Abram Thomas m: 10 November 1878 Kent Co, MI ... 2 Christiana Kime b: 28 June 1863 ... 2 Peter Kime b: 28 August 1865 ... 2 John H. Kime b: 25 September 1868 ... 2 Martha Ann Kime b: 01 March 1871 d: 09 October 1912 ....... +Fred Crippen m: 31 May 1891 ... 2 Mary Ann Kime b: 20 September 1872 d: 11 January 1935 at home in Bannister, MI ....... +Albert Hardy Clark b: 15 November 1873 m: 13 February 1892 d: 02 October 1901 ... *2nd Husband of Mary Ann Kime: ....... +Sanford Cordray b: 30 September 1868 Washington Twp, Gratiot Co, MI m: 05 February 1905 d: 10 March 1939 at home in Bannister, MI ... 2 Sarah Ann Kime b: 29 August 1874 ... 2 Lydia Kime b: 24 February 1877 d: 27 April 1952 ....... +Fredrick Lumbert b: 10 September 1874 Ionia Co, MI d: 24 March 1943 Additions and/or corrections requested.

Back in the early 1970s I visited Ireland and crossed the border to see the Beleek parian china works. While we waited for the tourguide, I was standing next to the timeclock and, snoop that I am, I read the names on the cards. There was a KEIM!! Of course I asked to meet him. He wasn't on site - he was the gardener. Considering the meaning of the name, I thought that was quite a propos. Eileen Keim Cindy wrote: > The Miami Co. [IN] reference I currently have on loan mentions a Minnie > McKEIM. This sounds Irish to me. > > Has anyone ever heard of Irish KEIMs?????? > > ==== KEIM Mailing List ==== > To post a query so everyone on receives it, send it to: > KEIM-L@RootsWeb.com > Your message will be sent to everyone in both modes.

It seems that awhile back I heard that while leaving 'their homeland' Germans went to Ireland and England and some stayed and were incorporated into those areas and many came to the US around 1707 or so. Diana <ddavis@logicsouth.com> Website: http://www.my-ged.com/davis/

Subject: KIME or HIMES > > Our youngest daughter is teaching with a girl from PA; her > last name is HIMES. Any connection to the Kimes/Kime branches?? > Any thoughts from this group appreciated!

>From John A. Graham's History of Peru and Miami County: This book discusses the farmers that settled in Perry Township in Miami Co. and states "among those who came in 1839 and 1840 were the Keims, Daniel, Benjamin and David." We heard about Benjamin Keim as an early Wabash Co, IN settler in the selection posted to this list on 11 Mar 2001. In the section on Butler Twp in Miami Co, we read "soon after 1841, the township began to be rapidly settled." Samuel Keim is listed as one of earlier settlers. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ These Keims - Samuel, Daniel, Benjamin, and David, were undoubtedly Benjamin (b. 20 December 1804) who married Mary Dieffenbacher; Daniel (b. 14 April 1797) who married Susanna Ulsh, and David (b. 15 September 1802) who married Hannah E. Ulsh. Samuel must be the Samuel that married Mary Derck as both are buried in the Chili Cemetery, Miami Co, IN. Anyone connect?

The Miami Co. [IN] reference I currently have on loan mentions a Minnie McKEIM. This sounds Irish to me. Has anyone ever heard of Irish KEIMs??????

Whatever is this 1910 Miracode? Do the ED numbers refer to Enumeration Districts? Sorry to be so ignorant, but your patience allows me to learn. Thanks! Eileen Penjean@aol.com wrote: > jrmaxwell wrote: > <<Where was > Clayton A.(or A. Clayton),Andrew's other son, in 1860? Not yet > born? >> > > According to the 1910 Miracode: > Clayton A. KEIM, 47 yrs, Lehigh Co., Bethlehem, Pa, resided with wife, Laura > J, age 48. ED165 > This would put him b. circa 1863 (Also, according to the Allentown Pa. > Directory for 1887-1890, Clayton Keim, residing in Bethlehem, Lehigh Co., Pa. > was a laborer.) > > Also living together were: > Harvey F. KEIM, head of household, age 31, wife Cora M., 27 years, daughter > Frances K., 7 yrs, and Brother Floyd, 26 years > ED164, Lehigh Co., Bethlehem, Pa > > And here's Walter: > ED63, Northampton Co., Pa > Walter KEIM, age 25, Head of Household, wife Minnie, 22 yrs, daughter Grace > E, age 3, son Raymond, age 2, daughter Dorothy NR. > > In prior postings, you asked who the girls married: I propose the following: > ED62, Northampton Co., Bethlehem, Pa., Arthur F RADMAN, age 24, b. Pa, wife > Elsie I, age 22, daughter Mildred J., age 1. > > Interestingly, I did not find Owen! He must be miss-spelled somehow. > > Take care, > Penny > > ==== KEIM Mailing List ==== > Post queries on GenConnect and GenForum. > GenConnect--> http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/indx/FamAssoc.html > GenForum--> http://genforum.familytreemaker.com/search/

Cindy writes: > Found a list of burials for SHILOH CEMETERY online > snip > > There are sixteen listings for KEIM/KIMEs. My question lies with Daniel KIME.... IF his age as listed is >correct (82-5-0) and the burial date listed correct (died 9-14-1879), wouldn't his birthdate be 17 April > 1797? > The calculator in Brother's Keeper indicates b. date of 14 Apr 1797. Close enough? Art

-----Original Message----- From: Cindy <ckimes@mvillage.com> To: KEIM-L@rootsweb.com <KEIM-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, April 04, 2001 8:36 AM Subject: [KEIM] KEIM/KIME from Wabash Co, IN >Found a list of burials for SHILOH CEMETERY online at >http://www.rootsweb.com/~inwabash/cem/shilo.html > >There are sixteen listings for KEIM/KIMEs. My question lies with Daniel >KIME.... IF his age as listed is correct (82-5-0) and the burial date >listed correct (died 9-14-1879), wouldn't his birthdate be 17 April >1797? The battle of Shiloh or Pittsburg Landing took place on April 6 & 7, 1862. Don >==== KEIM Mailing List ==== >Use "Google" to search for your elusive ancestor. >http://www.Google.com/ >

Gee, Jerry and Doris, did you move again? Jmanddj@aol.com wrote: > > Gerald Robert "Jerry" Miller > Eldorado, TX >

Shiloh Cemetery lists a burial for a Sarah E. Keim. Were her parents Amos and Catherine (Miller) KEIM? or was there another KEIM/KIME in Wabash or Miami Co, IN that might fit the initials "A & C?" See cemetery listing at http://www.rootsweb.com/~inwabash/cem/shilo.html for more info on Sarah.

Found a list of burials for SHILOH CEMETERY online at http://www.rootsweb.com/~inwabash/cem/shilo.html There are sixteen listings for KEIM/KIMEs. My question lies with Daniel KIME.... IF his age as listed is correct (82-5-0) and the burial date listed correct (died 9-14-1879), wouldn't his birthdate be 17 April 1797?