This is what I have on my husband's KEIM line so far. John H. KEIM (1780-?) m Hannah SCHWEINHART (d 24 Sep 1829) d/o of Henry SCHWEINHART Children: Jacob, Martha (Margaret), Sophia and Elizabeth John H. KEIM also m Ann SHINGLE Children: John E., Levi, Susanna, Simeon and Cyrus John E. KEIM m 18 Aug 1859, Malinda HOKE d/o David HOKE and Anna STEWARD/STEWART Children: Joseph C., Anna Zeruah, Grant Sherman, John W., Mary Laura, Paul W., Thomas S., Levi Meredith and two unknowns Anna Zeruah KEIM (29 Sep 1862-31 Dec 1894) m Harry Morrison HERR Child: Beulah Elsie Beulah Elsie HERR m Jacob Albert ORTH s/o John Jacob ORTH and Sarah ARMOLD Children: Evelyn Sarah, Beryl Deborah, Richard Henry and Anna Herr Anna Herr ORTH m Harry John Paul HIMMELBERGER s/o Sylvester Kiene HIMMELBERGER and Catherine Veronica HEUSER Children: Twins: Harriet Ann and Ann Harriet, David Uel, John Paul, Karl Bruce and Timothy Lee Timothy Lee HIMMELBERGER m Melanie Ann MEASE d/o James Clifford MEASE and Bernice Bertha MEASE Children: Faith Elizabeth and Joshua Aaron Is John H. KEIM's father George KEIM born 3 Dec 1753 who married Catherine SCHENKEL???? or am I way off base???? Also, does anyone have any more information on Ann SHINGLE? Thank you in advance and I really enjoy this list, Melanie A. Himmelberger mahimmel@nbn.net Lebanon, PA

Don wrote this way back: > > There was a Henry on the 1810 > U. S. census of Shepardstown, Jefferson Co. (West) Virginia. The age of > males in household as under 10-1, 16 to 26--1,45 and up--l. > I also found a > land deed where Henry bought some land from Parry Washington Brown a nephew > of George. > Henry is listed as a chair maker. His wife's name, ( you guessed > it) Catherine. I could not find when he died or where he is buried. > What Henry was in Shepardstown, VA in 1810?????

Penny, I have a copy of this book, although it is not my line. I deals with the line of John Keim, b. 1749, (son of Nicholas b. 1719) who m. Susanna de Benneville and their descendants. If anyone has any specific questions regarding this source, I would be happy to try to do look ups - it's a little slow oing as it is not indexed. Carla

Chuck Seyfert wrote: > > Still struggling with my elusive Kime line. > Amanda Kime b.Feb.28, 1833 Berks co.,PA daughter of John & Mary > (Heffner) Kime. Amanda married George Kauffman in 1852 in Berks, > in 1853 they moved to Stark co.,OH and in 1857 onto Wayne co., OH. > No nothing of Amanda's parents. > Chuck, did you ever figure out WHICH John Kime on the 1850 Ontelaunee Twp, Berks Co, PA census was your ancestor?

MITZIE2@aol.com wrote: > > I've been noticing that all the responses to "Where do you fit?" are MY GGG > -GGGGG grandparents are = > What happened to the Parents, Grandparents and all the in family in between > (and the siblings). > I realize some are still living. You can always put "Private" in place of > dates. > Mitzie, lots of folks just don't feel comfortable providing names TOO close in relationship. AND, speaking for myself, I don't want to be helpful in providing anything useful to the growing number of con-artists! "GRANDPA" is close enough!

Does anyone know of the book by H.M. Keim "Acct. of the Keim Family", 26 pgs., 1874? I saw it listed at Higgison. Thanks, Penny

See this list at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~invigo/murphysl.htm

For those interested, I found a listing for Keim, George de B., President, Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company, Philadelphia, 1885 in a container listing at http://www.doc.slate.pa.us/Pa_Exec/Historical_Museum/OPM/rg/ys/r29ys.htm

The following are my ancestors................... Sorry this is so long, but am hoping that can connect with someone as I still cannot locate parents of Samuel Clarence Kime/Keim. 1 Samuel Clarence1 Kime was born Jan 1838/39 in Darmstadt, Hessen, Germany, and died 1901 in Oak Grove, Wayne, MO. He married (1) Martha Lovinia P Wallace 8 Mar 1859/60 in St Clair, daughter of Lucy Ann Epperson. She was born Abt. 1834 in KY, and died 27 Dec 1871 in IN. He married (2) Margaret Virginia Epley Bet. 1872 - 1875 in Wayne Co, MO, daughter of David Epley and Susannah Brinkley. She was born Jul 1849 in Territory of MO?, and died 1925 in Wayne Co, MO. Children of Samuel Kime and Martha Wallace are: 2 i. Philip Wesley2 Kime, born 6 Oct 1862 in IL. 3 ii. Margaret Jane Kime, born 6 Apr 1864 in IL. 4 iii. James Edward Kime, born 31 Oct 1865 in IL. 5 iv. Mary Catherine Kime, born 2 Mar 1866/67 in IL. 6 v. Charles Wriehert Kime, born 8 Jul 1868 in IL. 7 vi. George Alfred Kime, born 8 Jul 1868 in IL. 8 vii. David Victor Kime, born 5 Oct 1869 in IL. 9 viii. Anne Victoria Kime, born 8 Dec 1871 in IL. 10 ix. Fannie Kime, born 8 Dec 1871 in IL. 11 x. Manda Elisabeth Kime, born 8 Dec 1871 in IL. Children of Samuel Kime and Margaret Epley are: 12 i. Thomas Jefferson2 Kime, born 20 Mar 1875/76 in Oak Grove, Wayne, MO. 13 ii. Henry Clay Kime, born 7 Nov 1877 in Oak Grove, Wayne, MO. 14 iii. Vernetty Lue Kime, born 12 Feb 1879/80 in Oak Grove, Wayne, MO. + 15 iv. Arlety Florence Kime, born Abt. 1882 in Chaonia, Wayne, MO; died Bet. 1959 - 1960 in Poplar Bluff, Butler, MO. 16 v. Dora Rosetta Kime, born 27 Oct 1886 in Chaonia, Wayne, MO. + 17 vi. Samuel Clarence Kime Jr, born 15 Aug 1889 in Chaonia, Wayne, MO; died Dec 1974. Generation No. 2 15. Arlety Florence2 Kime (Samuel Clarence1) was born Abt. 1882 in Chaonia, Wayne, MO, and died Bet. 1959 - 1960 in Poplar Bluff, Butler, MO. She married Charles E Richter, son of Adolph Richter. He was born Abt. 1881, and died in Poplar Bluff, Butler, MO. Children of Florence Kime and Charles Richter are: + 18 i. Lula Gertrude3 Richter, born 7 Aug 1904 in Chaonia, Wayne, MO; died Sep 1980 in Sturgeon, Boone, MO. 19 ii. Tressie M Richter, born 10 Sep 1906; died 22 Dec 1993. She married Curley. 20 iii. Hattie Richter, born 1908. 21 iv. Hazel Richter, born 19 May 1910; died 16 Jun 1989 in Florissant, St Louis County, Missouri, USA. She married Helm. 22 v. Carl Edward Richter, born 16 Aug 1913; died 29 Nov 1980 in Poplar Bluff, Butler County, Missouri, USA. 23 vi. Ruth Richter, born 1917. 24 vii. Mattie Richter, born 1924. 17. Samuel Clarence Kime2 Jr (Samuel Clarence1 Kime) was born 15 Aug 1889 in Chaonia, Wayne, MO, and died Dec 1974. He married Rosa Lee White. Children of Samuel Jr and Rosa White are: 25 i. Carl3 Kime. Notes for Carl Kime: Carl co-owned the sporting goods store with Carl Richter, a cousin, in Poplar Bluff. They called it the "K & R Sporting Goods". The "K" stood for Kime and the "R" for Richter. + 26 ii. Ivan Kime. 27 iii. Horace Kime, born 26 Dec 1919; died 25 Jan 1989/90. 28 iv. Ruth Kime. 29 v. Pauline Kime. 30 vi. Irene Kime. 31 vii. Zella Kime. 32 viii. Dellus Kime. 33 ix. Fred Kime, born 29 Nov 1925; died Jun 1977 in Piedmont, Wayne, MO. He married Betty. Generation No. 3 - My grandparents 18. Lula Gertrude3 Richter was born 7 Aug 1904 in Chaonia, Wayne, MO, and died Sep 1980 in Sturgeon, Boone, MO. She married Loyd Edward Tinker 19 Jun, son of Abraham Tinker and Martha Denton. He was born 3 Jan 1895/96 in Cocke Co, TN, and died Mar 1971/72 in Sturgeon, Boone, MO. Notes for Loyd Edward Tinker: Mom can remember grandpa talking about moving from Cocke Co, TN to MO in a covered wagon as a young boy. This move is estimated to have been just after the turn of the century, approx. 1903. In the obit, it stated that he was preceded in death by several brothers and sisters, but I am only aware of 2 brothers who also made the move to MO. Did his other brothers and sisters die in TN before the move? Or did they die on the way or after settling in southern MO?

My KEIME family settled in Fulton Co. Illinois Karen

I've been noticing that all the responses to "Where do you fit?" are MY GGG -GGGGG grandparents are = What happened to the Parents, Grandparents and all the in family in between (and the siblings). I realize some are still living. You can always put "Private" in place of dates. But I personally would like to connect the 'data-sender' to his/her Keim-Kime-Kimes full line. My connection is; Mitzie (Campbell) m. Kay Chace Kimes (1928 - Present) s/o Leo G. Kimes (1904-1969) m. Carrie Erma (Chace) s/o Lester Lee Kimes (1872-1953) m. Myrtle (Miller) s/o Scott Winfield Kimes (1845-1918) m. Malinda (Guffy) s/o Jacob Kimes (1817-1901) m. Sarah (Hicks) s/o Abraham Kimes (1790-1840) m. Nancy (Evans) s/o Heinrich Keim-Kimes (1732-1802) m. Anna Catharina (Reber) s/o Johannes Keim (abt 1675-1753) m. Maria Elizabeth (Boller-in) Hope to see more about Keim-Kime-Kimes (etc) people that "fit"... Mitzie

Bill, In Hardesty, Meigs Co.Ohio, Abraham is listed as settling there in 1811. My research in Bath Co.Va. seems to confirm this or 1812. There is also an article about this "Old" Jacob and fighting Indians, titled "An Incident in Pioneer Life". In it is mentioned the Indian Wars. When I ask the timing on these wars, (of course every one is vague) but 1810-1820 seems to be the time frame. I realize this is just a wild guess. It does call Jacob an early settler. I have printed copies of these in my computer, if you want I can Email them to you. Jacob paid taxes in 1810 in Athens Co.. I am told Meigs Co used to be a part of Athens Co. I don't have copies of the 1810 census because my lineage (Abraham) was in Bath Co. Va. in 1810. I never found any obits or death records dating that far back. One place I didn't look, is for old rural churches with records going back that far. I think it would be unlikely but one never knows. If I can be of any help, feel free to ask. Don

A George M. Kime is listed with the burials at National Cemetery at Rock Island, Rock Island Co, IL http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ifetch2?/u1/data/il+index+435649079993+F

Marriage records from Bowie, Cooke, Crockett, Deaf Smith, Hopkins, Irion, Nolan, and Van Zandt counties to those from Atascosa, Comanche, Denton, Erath, Frio, Glasscock, Hunt, Kendall, Lipscomb, Llano, Newton, Pecos, Rains, Runnels, Rusk, Somervell, and Wheeler counties. To search this database, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/4325.htm FREE until 02/23/2001

Mary Minerva (Kime) Stoneburner died after 23 October 1930. Some info on family members at http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ifetch2?/u1/data/il+index+164013955511+F

Hi folks! I found this on another list. Hope it helps someone. Melissa *Historical Review of Berks County, Summer, 1984. Article on the early settlers of the Oley Valley, and its leaders, the KEIM, DE TURK, HOCH, HERBEIN, BERTOLET, DeBENNEVILLE, GULDIN, LESHER, BOON, MUHLENBERG, WEISER, and HIESTER families. Click: http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1408646874 *Book: Berks County Biographies: "This volume containes Biographical Sketches of Leading Citizens of Berks County, Pa. published by Biographical Publishing Co., Buffalo, N. Y. in 1898. It contains 733 pages of biographies, plus an index and alphabetical listing of portraits. It measures 11" x 9" x 2 3/4". Author not given. Click: http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1408856335 *Book: Volume I of Morton Montgomery's "Historical and Bigraphical Annals of Berks County, PA. One of two volumes offered. Published by J.H. Beers & Co in 1909. Click: http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1408861162 *Book: Volume II of Morton Montgomery's "Historical and Biographical Annals of Berks County, Pa. Click: http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1408864364 *Booklet: "Reading and Berks County Pennsylvania, Mirror to the Past", Collector's Edition, Published for the Wyomissing New Home Federal Savings, no date or printer, (about 1980?), about 32 pages of historical postal views (2 on each page) of buildings, parks, railroads etc of Reading, Neversink Mountain, Mount Penn, Lower Alsace, Oley and the Oley Valley, Sinking Spring, Birdsboro, Fleetwood, Boyertown, Kutztown, and a number of other small towns in Berks County in eastern Pennsylvania. Click: http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1409452842 _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

Cindy, Kime and Kimes were separate lines in LaSalle Co., with no connection that I could determine. I think that there was also a Keim line there also. Fortunately for my research, these families were wonderfully consistent about the spelling of their surnames. Bill Bojanowski Highland, IL

In 1814, living in Meigs Co., Ohio were two households: Heinrich's son Abraham Kimes B 1782, wife Nancy (Evans) with Abraham and Mary O'Hare's son Abraham B 1805. Abraham and Nancy's son John, born in 1814, (Jacob 1817 and Mary Ann 1818). These are my lineage and I am very fortunate to have Abraham's will. Also living there in 1814 was one "Old" Jacob Kimes ( ?? B.1772 Heinrich's son??) wife Margaret. Don, Thanks for your input; your conclusions make sense to me, but I have these questions: How do you know that they were living in Meigs Co. in 1814? Have you checked any Ohio census for 1810? What county was Meigs part of then? Have you been able to check Meigs Co. obits or death records for the 1800's? Thanks, Bill Bojanowski Highland, IL

Birdie C. Keim was born in 1881; d/o Owen Milton Keim & Catherine ? In 1890 they were living on a farm in Bethlehem twp.,Northampton Co.,PA. In 4/1914, when Owen died, Birdie was living in the town of Bethlehem. By 1920 she had m. T. Walter Riegel. See 204/95 Riegel, T. Walter, W, 42, PA, Northampton, Bethlehem, High Riegel, Birdie, wife, 32, PA Keim, Catherine, MiL, 62, PA (www.imcnet.net/~mrdougan/soundex.com)

Margaret "Peggy" Reitzell was first married to Adam Reitzell Sr while they were still in the Palatinate. Her son was Adam Reitzell Jr and he became the stepson of Philip Kime after Peggy married him about 1753. The story is that Adam Reitzell Sr died on the voyage to North America. Adam Reitzell Jr obtained a land grant for 150 acres adjoining his stepfather in 1789. I have never seen any mention of Peggy Reitzell's maiden name and I believe it is unknown. Bill Doyle -----Original Message----- From: Diana Davis [mailto:ddavis59@sc.rr.com] Sent: Thursday, February 08, 2001 6:44 AM To: KEIM-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Fw: [KEIM] Philip Kime When I double checked on it, at first I thought I was losing my mind, however, I think my thought process was that her first marriage was to a REITZEL and I do not know her maiden name. Generally, I put maiden names in my data even if I have previous marriage surnames. Am I wrong? Diana My Email address is changing to ddavis59@sc.rr.com Website: http://www.my-ged.com/davis/ ----- Original Message ----- From: "Harold Davey" <hdavey@home.com> To: <KEIM-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, February 08, 2001 9:14 AM Subject: [KEIM] Philip Kime > Diana, > Of course, that is Margaret "Peggy" Reitzell ????? > > Harold > > Subject: [KEIM] Philip KIME (c 1730 - 1806 NC) > Date: Wed, 7 Feb 2001 00:16:16 -0500 > From: "Diana Davis" <ddavis59@sc.rr.com> > > > My step-dad's grandfather was > William COBLE (1814 Clark Co., IN-1883 Marshall Co., Iowa) > He was the s/o John COBLE who married Maria KIME (1781 Guilford Co., > NC-1841 > Clark Co., IN). > She was the d/o Henry KIME, Sr (1759 Christened Guilford Co., NC-1833 > Logan > Co., IL). > He was s/o Philip KIME (c 1730 - 1806 NC) who married Margaret "Peggy" > ??? > > Diana > My Email address is changing to ddavis59@sc.rr.com > Website: http://www.my-ged.com/davis/ > > > > > ==== KEIM Mailing List ==== > Post queries on GenConnect and GenForum. > GenConnect--> http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/indx/FamAssoc.html > GenForum--> http://genforum.familytreemaker.com/search/ > ______________________________