Which William KIMES married Frances Harrison on 13 January 1818 in Bourbon Co, KY?

Re: Wiley Wood who married Christian Kime (b. 21 November 1818) She is shown as a female.... what was her FULL name: Wilbur Wiley Wood OR Wilbut Wiley Wood?

What William KIME(S) was married to Miss Hunter and had a son Marshall?

Cindy Jody wrote: > > Mary TURK m2 Boyle Dean KIMES who was b. ca 1831 in Ohio. He d. 19 Mar 1882 > (according to his gravestone he was 50 y 13d). > The age on the tombstone would make his birthdate 06 March 1832. The Bial Kimes from Meigs Co, OH was born in 1832, too; part of this family: Descendants of Thomas Kimes 1 Thomas Kimes b: 1804 VA .. +Eliza Shumway b: 11 July 1807 North East Town, Dutchess Co, NY m: 24 May 1829 Meigs Co, OH ... 2 Matilda Kimes b: 1830 Meigs Co, OH ....... +Jackson Howett b: 1842 m: 04 June 1868 Meigs Co, OH ....... 3 Arena Howett b: Aft. 1868 ....... 3 Jackson Howett b: Aft. 1868 ....... 3 Zella Howett b: Aft. 1868 ....... 3 Augustus Howett b: Aft. 1868 ....... 3 Justina Katie Howett b: 1873 ............. +Allen W. Gilkey ... 2 Bial Kimes b: 1832 Meigs Co, OH ....... +Margaret Belle GILDART m: 28 November 1852 Meigs Co, OH Who is researching the family of Thomas and Eliza (Shumway) KIMES?

Cindy wrote: > > Bial D. Kimes married Mary M. Cogner on 07 March 1867 in Appanoose Co, > IA. Mary was a TURK and her first husband was a COGNER. > Rec'd the following from Jody, a TURK researcher: > > This is what I have on these folks: > > Mary TURK, dau of Thomas and Lavina (Spravel) TURK, was born in Jackson > County, Indiana ca 1842. She was the half-sister of my ancestor, Charles > TURK, b. 18 Aug 1816 in [Erie County?], New York. > > Mary TURK m1 William CONGER 29 Dec 1860 in Appanoose County, Iowa. They > had one daughter, Luvina CONGER who was b. 24 Mar 1861. William CONGER > died in the Civil War. > > Mary TURK m2 Boyle Dean KIMES who was b. ca 1831 in Ohio. He d. 19 Mar 1882 > (according to his gravestone he was 50 y 13d). Both he and Mary were buried > in Old City Cemetery, Trenton, Grundy County, Missouri. > > Mary and Boyle Dean KIMES had two children listed in the 1880 census: > Dean KIMES (daughter) b. 1871 Iowa and Charles L. KIMES b. 1877 Missouri. > Boyle Dean was listed as a shoemaker. The census is for Trenton, Grundy > County, Missouri; ED #213, page 14. > > I think that is all that I have on KIMES; but if you think I can be of more > help, please do get in touch. > Thanks, Jody!

Thought about this some more. Aren't folks aware of the FREE search engine on FTM's website; great for tracking down family info on the internet: http://www.genealogy.com/ifftop.html Anyone may use this search engine! I definitely want more details before I'm going to condemn FTM for these "alleged crimes!" Cindy

JAYEWHEEL@aol.com wrote: > > Hi Listers > > I received the following notice on the TATE-L genealogy list and I thought it > would be worth sharing. > > Jean > Hmmmm... interesting! I don't have a Genealogy.com subscription so can't verify whether this is fact. I'd like to hear from some of our KEIM subscribers whether or not this is fact! It is certainly something we'd like more info on. And as for FTM putting the info on a CD for purchase, several of us own/buy those CDs. Has anyone seen such a title listed in the little magazine they send advertising the different new CDs available? I've not noticed any!

Michelle shared this info a couple years ago: Descendants of Henry Kimes 1 Henry Kimes b: 04 December 1790 d: 14 October 1830 .. +Mary // ... 2 Lewis Ray Kimes b: 10 September 1821 KY d: 05 May 1853 on Missouri River, Oregon Trail ....... +Nancy Buckingham b: 24 October 1826 OH m: 01 March 1849 DeKalb Co, MO d: 14 August 1858 Polk Co, OR ___________________ Henry Kimes listed above MAY have been the son of Jacob Kimes and Elizabeth Hayes. Connections: 1. Jacob and Elizabeth's son Henry died before Jacob died.... that was bef. March 1839. 2. Jacob Kimes was living in the Bourbon Co/Nicholas Co, KY area bef 1818. 3. Above Henry's death listed as 1830. 4. Lewis was born in KY. Anyone know more?

Here is a newspaper article that was in paper 1899. You can put what you want on the Keim list. Gwen ______________________ Keim Family reunion--- (This is under a photo) George Kime aged 85 and wife Katherine Kime, David Wells aged 97 years Jonathon Kime aged 82 years and Kizia Wells nee Kime 90 years. Chester, Jan 12 At the old Kime homestead in Warwick township, Chester co.,Pa. near Harmonyville a family reunion of the Kime family held a day or so ago was attended by a number of aged brothers and sisters and a number of other aged people all of whom are in good health, retain all their facilities and are still able to be about the farm and do work from sunrise to sunset. The above group includes George Kime and his wife, both of whom are past their 85th birthday; David Wells and wife, nee Kizia Kime 97 and 90 respectively, and Jonathan aged 82 years. On the farm where the celebation was held the title has been in the family name for over a hundred years and there is some peculiar genealogical history connected with the Jacob Kime who took title to the property. He had four sons and two daughters. He was followed on the place by Samuel Kime, who also had four sons and two daughters, and now Jonathon Kime has title and he has four sons and two daughters. All of the Kimes have been hale and vigorous old men, Daniel Kime, a brother to the present owner of the property, then 80 years old walked through the great blizzard of March 1888 to Pottstown the distance of six miles that night his father died and he walked to Pottstown to make arrangements for the funeral. The father at that time of his death was past 90 years of age. There was also at the celebration the father of Mrs. Jonathon Kime, Samuel Crosley who was past his 82 birthday. This old man at one time owned a stage line running between Philadelphia and Reading and operated the line until after the building of the Reading Railroad and the Schuylkill Canal.

Hi Listers I received the following notice on the TATE-L genealogy list and I thought it would be worth sharing. Jean > ************************************************* > X-Message: #1 > Date: Mon, 19 Mar 2001 05:37:06 +0300 > From: Lloyd Neilsen <lloydi@ubtanet.com> > To: TATE-L@rootsweb.com > Message-ID: <3AB570D0.A57@ubtanet.com> > Subject: [TATE-L] Re: [NHROCKIN] Genealogy for Profit. A declaration of > WAR! > Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii > Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > > Hi everyone. this came as a message from the listowner for the > Rockingham, New Hamspshire list that I belong to. I thought everyone > ought to see what is going on. Mr. Marston has asked that we send this > along to the lists we belong to so I am doing so. Please read the whole > message to see what is going on. I think at the very least we ought to > take it as a warning and a reminder that not all we find is correct > information and just use it as a tool to look further. > > Lee Neilsen in Eastern Utah > <A HREF="mailto:lloydi@ubtanet.com">lloydi@ubtanet.com</A> > ************************* > Dick Marston wrote: > > Listers: > > I have naively included a link to GenForum for those wishing to post and > respond to Rockingham and Marston surname queries. Furthermore, I have > innocently posted several responses on those forums. Today, I have amended > the link on Rockingham's Queries Index Page to read as follows: > > **If you want still another place to search and post, try the Rockingham > county message board on [ genforum.genealogy.com/nh/rockingham/ ] WARNING!! > Any information which you share on GenForum's message boards may be copied > by Genealogy.com [/FamilyTreeMaker.com] and sold by them for profit either > as data included on a monthly/annual subscription or as a CD for purchase. > Much of this information is totally unreliable. Caveat emptor [Buyer > beware]. In order to see what, if any, information Genealogy.com has > acquired from your voluntary contributions, you will first need to > subscribe to their service available to paying members only.** > > I am SO angry I could spit!! Until I started checking up on this fiasco > about my father's pedigree, I had NO clue that Genealogy.com was doing > this. I want to declare WAR! I can't get through to their leaders, but I > sure would like to get through to their potential customers and unwitting > voluntary contributors. > > Please feel free to copy and paste [or send] this warning wherever, or to > whomever, you think might do the most good. You may post it as your own > message or as a quote from me, whichever you prefer. Your help will be > greatly appreciated. > -- > **********END OF ORIGINAL MESSAGE TEXT**********

Found another link so I can quit for tonight! See: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ia/Appanoose?read=773 I had this marriage listing in my database: Bial D. Kimes married Mary M. Cogner on 07 March 1867 in Appanoose Co, IA. Now from the query, we know WHO Mary was! Her maiden name was TURK and her first husband was a COGNER. Anyone connect? BTW, the only other Bial Kimes we've read about was the Bial, b. 1832 in Meigs Co, OH, who married Margaret Belle GILDART on 28 November 1852 in Meigs Co, OH. Wonder if this is the same Bial/Boyle. Cindy

Bessie Maude Spain b. 30 Jun 1882 NE m. William KIME Anyone find this couple in your family tree? See full query at: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ne/Cherry?read=142

I read that Josiah J. KEIM was married four times: 1 Josiah J. KEIM b: 16 October 1855 Somerset Co, PA d: 14 November 1939 Salix, Cambria Co, PA .. +Rebecca J. Meyers d: Bet. 1898 - 1909 *2nd Wife of Josiah J. KEIM: .. +Susan B. Miller b: 15 August 1857 d: 07 January 1909 Davidsville, PA *3rd Wife of Josiah J. KEIM: .. +Laura W. Weaver m: Aft. 07 January 1909 *4th Wife of Josiah J. KEIM: .. +Maude E. Naylor d: Aft. 14 November 1939 Does anyone know more details on Josiah?

I do not know where this came from. It was in some of my notes. David Keim ======================== Descendants of George Keim 1 George Keim - of Northampton co., PA. .... 2 John Keim - of Northampton co., PA. ........ +Lydia Musselman .......... 3 Polly Ann Keim .............. +John Engle ................ 4 Howard Keim Engle - of Buffalo, NY. ................ 4 Florence Estelle Engle - of Hazleton, PA. .................... +C. H. Bates .......... 3 Caroline Keim .............. +George W. Meixell .......... 3 Mariette Keim - of Conyngham, Luzerine co., PA. .............. +James Senn ................ 4 Mary Senn ................ 4 Caroline Senn Cindy wrote: > Christina sent this info from the records of Christ Union Church, > Conyngham, Luzerne County, PA (FHL# 1305847, item 5): > > > > Confirmations: > > Polly Ann KEIM, 12 April 1846 > > Mariette KEIM, 18 April 1847 > > > > Baptisms: > > HELLER, William Michael, son of David and Marietta, b. 14 June 1859, bp. > > 5 March 1860, sponsors: the parents [see link to his biography below] > > HELLER, John Monroe, son of David and Marietta, b. 27 November 1855, bp. > > 6 March 1860, sponsors, John KEIM and wife Lydia > > > > I believe Lydia's maiden name was Musselman. > > > Communicants, Lutheran side: > > 18 April 1847--John KEIM and wife Lydia, Polly Anna KEIM > > Looks like this was the last time John Keim took communion. > > > Spring 1848--Lydia KEIM, Mariette KEIM > > 11 March 1852--Polly Ann KEIM, Marietta KEIM > > 11 March 1855--Lydia KEIM > > 27 November 1859--Mrs. KEIM > > 7 April 1861--Polly KEIM, Caroli (sic) KEIM > > Any ideas WHO Caroline Keim was????? > > > 20 April 1862--Lydia KEIM, Carolin KEIM, Mariette HELLER > > 25 May 1863--Lydia KEIM, Mariette HELLER, Carolin KEIM > > 3 April 1864--Polly Ann ENGLE, Lydia KEIM, Mariette HELLER > > 24 March 1867--Lydia KEIM, Caroline JACOB > > > > >From the above, we see that Marietta KEIM m. David Heller sometime AFTER > 11 March 1852, but before 20 April 1862. > AND, Caroline KEIM married Mr. JACOB before 24 March 1867! S'pose she > was a sister to Polly and Marietta?????? > > Lastly, WHO was John Keim?????? I have a note that he may have been a > son of George Keim, b. 1733.

Christina sent this info from the records of Christ Union Church, Conyngham, Luzerne County, PA (FHL# 1305847, item 5): > > Confirmations: > Polly Ann KEIM, 12 April 1846 > Mariette KEIM, 18 April 1847 > > Baptisms: > HELLER, William Michael, son of David and Marietta, b. 14 June 1859, bp. > 5 March 1860, sponsors: the parents [see link to his biography below] > HELLER, John Monroe, son of David and Marietta, b. 27 November 1855, bp. > 6 March 1860, sponsors, John KEIM and wife Lydia > I believe Lydia's maiden name was Musselman. > Communicants, Lutheran side: > 18 April 1847--John KEIM and wife Lydia, Polly Anna KEIM Looks like this was the last time John Keim took communion. > Spring 1848--Lydia KEIM, Mariette KEIM > 11 March 1852--Polly Ann KEIM, Marietta KEIM > 11 March 1855--Lydia KEIM > 27 November 1859--Mrs. KEIM > 7 April 1861--Polly KEIM, Caroli (sic) KEIM Any ideas WHO Caroline Keim was????? > 20 April 1862--Lydia KEIM, Carolin KEIM, Mariette HELLER > 25 May 1863--Lydia KEIM, Mariette HELLER, Carolin KEIM > 3 April 1864--Polly Ann ENGLE, Lydia KEIM, Mariette HELLER > 24 March 1867--Lydia KEIM, Caroline JACOB > >From the above, we see that Marietta KEIM m. David Heller sometime AFTER 11 March 1852, but before 20 April 1862. AND, Caroline KEIM married Mr. JACOB before 24 March 1867! S'pose she was a sister to Polly and Marietta?????? Lastly, WHO was John Keim?????? I have a note that he may have been a son of George Keim, b. 1733. Not directly related; just curious!!!! Cindy Kimes

No need to go through Ancestry for this one. Go straight to the state of Illinois. http://www2.sos.state.il.us/departments/archives/genealogy/marrsrch.html > > > Subject: [KEIM] ILLINOIS MARRIAGE RECORDS > Date: Fri, 16 Mar 2001 19:13:27 -0500 > From: Cindy <ckimes@mvillage.com> > To: KEIM-L@rootsweb.com > > Ancestry.com has updated the ILLINOIS MARRIAGE RECORDS (1851-1900).... > they've added St. Clair, Randolph, and Jackson counties. > > To search their database, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/4147.htm > > Free searching until 03/24/2001. >

To see when children stopped needing a Guardian when their Father died and their Mother survived, you will need to check that state's probate law. The changes in "femme coveture" were slow and in roughly the eras 1840-1890. JR Maxwell (Ohio bar 1985,Fed.bar 1986).

This microfilm was of no use to me, but at least I found some Keims to share with the list. Have fun, Chris >From the records of Christ Union Church, Conyngham, Luzerne County, PA (FHL# 1305847, item 5). Confirmations: Polly Ann KEIM, 12 April 1846 Mariette KEIM, 18 April 1847 Baptisms: HELLER, William Michael, son of David and Marietta, b. 14 June 1859, bp. 5 March 1860, sponsors: the parents [see link to his biography below] HELLER, John Monroe, son of David and Marietta, b. 27 November 1855, bp. 6 March 1860, sponsors, John KEIM and wife Lydia Communicants, Lutheran side: 18 April 1847--John KEIM and wife Lydia, Polly Anna KEIM Spring 1848--Lydia KEIM, Mariette KEIM 11 March 1852--Polly Ann KEIM, Marietta KEIM 11 March 1855--Lydia KEIM 27 November 1859--Mrs. KEIM 7 April 1861--Polly KEIM, Caroli (sic) KEIM 20 April 1862--Lydia KEIM, Carolin KEIM, Mariette HELLER 25 May 1863--Lydia KEIM, Mariette HELLER, Carolin KEIM 3 April 1864--Polly Ann ENGLE, Lydia KEIM, Mariette HELLER 24 March 1867--Lydia KEIM, Caroline JACOB For more on this family, see the biographies posted at the Luzerne County site. Cindy posted the one on Howard Keim Engle for us a long time ago. William Howard Engle, son of John and Polly Anne (KEIM) Engle: http://www.rootsweb.com/~paluzern/bios/eabios.htm William M. Heller, son of David and Marietta (KEIM) Heller: http://www.rootsweb.com/~paluzern/bios/habios.htm James M. Senn, another husband of Marietta KEIM: http://www.rootsweb.com/~paluzern/bios/sabios.htm

Ancestry.com has updated the ILLINOIS MARRIAGE RECORDS (1851-1900).... they've added St. Clair, Randolph, and Jackson counties. To search their database, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/4147.htm Free searching until 03/24/2001.

Rec'd two replies privately.... thought others might be interested in these examples: Lynn wrote: > > Just checked my records and the latest incidence I find of this > happening was March, 1856. At this time, the court DID still appoint > guardianship of the minor children and (in this case) to their > mother. > > I will be interested to see what others have to say on this subject. > BTW this was Highland County, but don't think it matters. > The other reply from Martha: > > I don't know when such happened but in 1865 my gg-grandfather died in the > Civil War, and his children in Auglaize County, Ohio were appointed a > guardian. My gg-grandmother was still living at the time. > Martha didn't say if her gg-grandmother was appointed the guardian.