Way back..... Harold Davey wrote: > > Philip KIME was born about 1730. He died after 1805. > He was buried in Old Brick Church, Guilford, NC. > > William Keim/Kime of Alamance Co, NC, great-grandson of > Philip KIME, had a German Bible which was the property > of his grandfather, Philip Kime. > Who knows birthdates for the above KIMEs and can complete the lineage below? Direct Descendants of Philip KIME 1 Philip KIME, b: 2 Philip Kime, b: ....... 3 ? Kime, b: ........... 4 William Keim/Kime of Alamance Co, NC, b:

Cindy writes: > - snip - info on the -snip- > Brethren Church; "Allegheny Passage" by Bettinger; -snip- > Discusses Elk Lick congregation in Somerset County and > their supervision of Brethren Churches in MD. Some KEIMs and BLOUGHs > mentioned throughout. > > Are you familiar with this source? Cindy - I have not seen this info, but checking the COB home pages find this referenced in their library sources. The author Bettinger is a common name within the COB. Some day I would like to go to the annual conference of the COB to gather info on the KIME/KEIM/KIMES at their genealogy display, which I've been told has been quite extensive. Will try to locate a copy of this via other connections. Art

For those that are interested, see: GC-KEIM Wills http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/surnames/k/e/KEIM/wills/8 Dennis and I corroborated to post the most informative document available for Conrad Keim who died without a will. The petition his son John filed lists pertinent information about the children.

Source: TNLINCOL-L@rootsweb.com Be sure to check ALL the surnames; there are several we've had mentioned on the list. ===================================================================== >From The Village Messenger, Fayetteville, Tennessee, Vol. 4, No. ?, April?( Month & date unreadable), 1828: Remaining in the Post Office, Fayetteville, Tennessee, on the 31st of March, 1828; which if not taken out before the 30th of June next, will be sent to the General Post Office as dead letters. J. P. M'CONNELL, P.M. April 1, 1828 Peter Albright Benjamin Knight John Albright H. Kelso Wm. Ayres William Kennon Richard Arwin A. R. Kerr & Co. Benjamin Arrington James Kimes Sterling Abbot Alfred Low John Bingham Wesly Lewis Wm. Brock Abraham Lumbrick James Brown James Lynch Wm. Barrow John Little or Ben Boon Robert Buchanan John Lusk R. H. Boon John S. M'Ada William Berry Allen Mobley N. A. Bryan R. Mayfield Daniel Bauchman Asher Myers Samuel Buchanan Eli Millsted John Bandy Thomas M'Corley Samuel Brown Thomas Mathis John Baty I. M'Cown Wm. Beavers William M'Kenzie Alfred Brown John M'Cown Solomon Burford Henry M'Whorter Benjamin Beach Alexander Moore William Brooks Alexander M'Intosh John Barker Thomas Moore Thomas Bryant John Mixon Nathaniel Blakemore Isaac Miller Washington Brown Thomas Morrison Henry Clift James M'Cormick John Cooper Isaac M'Cown James Carithers John Moore Ebenezer Cooper Marmaduke Moyers Lewis Colley Samuel M'Clure James Carson Benjamin M'Dowel William Colley James W. Myrick John Clark Wm. Morehead Mildred Clardy Wm. M'Clure William Cashion Henry M'Kinney Joseph Campion John Morris Jonathan Couch David Nevil Warren Calhoon John H. Norton James Chinn William Old Henry Cheek Lewis Odam Daniel H. Call Samuel Parker Sophia Cotton Lewis Philips William Cannon Wm. B. Preston James Cunningham Jesse Payne James C. Cowan John Paxton John S. Chaetham Isaac Parker Aaron Clark Ben. Porter Jonathan Dawson Nathan Park D. Dodd Ben Proctor Elizabeth Driskal Paul & Carithers Samuel Dixon Elijah Ross David Davis John Robinson Mary Deshazo Henry Robertson John Davis Robert Robinson John Durgan Wm. A. Rosebrough Daniel B. Egan A. Randolph Obadiah C. Echals Zachariah Rhodes John G. Eason Nathaniel Read Hardy Forester Samuel Rosebrough James L. Foster Blount B. Ruffin James Falls Richard Robinson James Franklin James M. Seehorn Matilda Formalt Enoch P. Shelton Kesia Foster Martha Smith Samuel Finley Niel Sullivant Wm. Groce John Swift Daniel Goodwin John Stephenson John Guthrel James Sanders John Gwyder Finley Stewart Palice D. Gracey Solomon Smith John B. Houston Josiah Samuel Samuel Houston E. Shipp Joel Harris Thomas Sawyers D. W. Harrison Moses Smith Aggy Harris Cullen E. Sugg James Head Edward Shipley Ezekiel Hughey Joseph Smith Elizabeth Holloway Charles Tooley Robert Hill John Turner Thomas Hays Daniel Touchstone Andrew Hannah Wm. Taylor Reuben Harris Stephen Touchstone James Hemphill David Thompson Benjamin F. Harris E. K. Wethers Jo. Hinkle E. B. Warren Terril Heflin John Williams James Hague James Wright Samuel Jones John Whitaker Nathan Johns Wm. B. Wright William Jones Leroy Williams Jane Bell James Elijah Wright Jane Job Joseph Williamson William Jammieson James Walker H. T. Johnson Linn Woodard Josiah Jones Squire Walser M. Willet -- Troy McCarley Alabama Unknown CC AlGenweb Unknown County Query Page http://www.rootsweb.com/~alunknow/index.html Alabama McCarleys http://home.hiwaay.net/~mccarley/index.html McCarley Family Assoc. http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/McCarley Lauderdale County Alabama Mailing List:<mailto:ALLAUDER-L-request@rootsweb.com> Slaton Family Mailing List:<mailto:SLATON-L-request@rootsweb.com> surnames: McCarley, Slaton,Chandler,White,Grisham,Snoddy,Thornton,Whitehead.

>From: "Kim Kimes" <mooninjamm@hotmail.com> >Reply-To: KEIM-L@rootsweb.com >To: KEIM-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [KEIM] Re: Daniel & Phoebe Keim >Date: Tue, 30 Jan 2001 18:01:01 -0500 > >>Arthur Kime wrote: >> > >> > Diane writes: >> > snip >> > > However, My great-grandfather, Daniel, was born 7/30/1839 >> > > and died 4/29/1902, so Art's Daniel who died in 1896 may >> > > be someone else, or the date is incorrect. Also, my Daniel's son, >> > > William Daniel, had two more children besides Raymond, >> > > Donald and Ruth. They were Irene Louise b: 1912, snip >> > > and my father Daniel William Henry b: 1914, snip >> > >> > Diane -- my d. date for Daniel b. 7/30/1839 may be incorrect. My >> > very small library with source DJH is back in Indiana. Children born >> > to Daniel William after 1911 would not have been included in the >> > published work of 1912, thus making a reasonable connection. >> > >> > Would be interested in information on Phoebe Arnold reported to be >> > wife of Daniel KEIM b. 7/30/1839. Also is Lindenwood Cem. in Allen >> > Co., IN.? >> > >> >>I see the problem.... somehow Phoebe's deathdate has been entered for >>Daniel's. Phebe's date of death is listed as 19 January 1896, Allen Co, >>IN. >> >>So we know the family connects to Diane's.... but is it Phebe's date or >>Daniel's? > >Not sure if my information on this family is correct or not, but if it >helps >anyone out there, I show that Phoebe Arnold, married Daniel Kimes on 6 Oct >1859 in Tuscarawas County, Ohio and mother of William Daniel Kimes, died >about 1886. not sure of who William Daniels siblings are, only aware that >he >had at least 2 brothers. Sorry for the double post, but did not want any added confusion... This would be just 1 Phoebe Arnold, wife of Daniel (Married 1859) AND mother of William Daniel, Phoebe dying about 1886. >_________________________________________________________________ >Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com > > >==== 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. > _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

>Arthur Kime wrote: > > > > Diane writes: > > snip > > > However, My great-grandfather, Daniel, was born 7/30/1839 > > > and died 4/29/1902, so Art's Daniel who died in 1896 may > > > be someone else, or the date is incorrect. Also, my Daniel's son, > > > William Daniel, had two more children besides Raymond, > > > Donald and Ruth. They were Irene Louise b: 1912, snip > > > and my father Daniel William Henry b: 1914, snip > > > > Diane -- my d. date for Daniel b. 7/30/1839 may be incorrect. My > > very small library with source DJH is back in Indiana. Children born > > to Daniel William after 1911 would not have been included in the > > published work of 1912, thus making a reasonable connection. > > > > Would be interested in information on Phoebe Arnold reported to be > > wife of Daniel KEIM b. 7/30/1839. Also is Lindenwood Cem. in Allen > > Co., IN.? > > > >I see the problem.... somehow Phoebe's deathdate has been entered for >Daniel's. Phebe's date of death is listed as 19 January 1896, Allen Co, >IN. > >So we know the family connects to Diane's.... but is it Phebe's date or >Daniel's? Not sure if my information on this family is correct or not, but if it helps anyone out there, I show that Phoebe Arnold, married Daniel Kimes on 6 Oct 1859 in Tuscarawas County, Ohio and mother of William Daniel Kimes, died about 1886. not sure of who William Daniels siblings are, only aware that he had at least 2 brothers. _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

Hi, Does our Kime/Kimes/Keim connect with Keihm or Kihm???? Dora

Check out: IOWA MARRIAGES, 1851-1900 http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/4460.htm Free to search until 02/02/2001

This site was listed on one of the other mailing lists to which I belong. It sound like a great site if any of your ancestors were here around the 1600s. <A HREF="http://business.gorge.net/aff/">1600s Ancestor's Data Base</A> http://business.gorge.net/aff/ This is a data base with over 18,000 names of first American families of the thirteen colonies. It lists names, dates, location, and the person who submitted the information. Have Fun!

Penjean@aol.com wrote: > > My notes seem to indicate that Benneville Keim had children by two women, > although I have a different number than Carl refers to. > I show Benneville with 4 Children: > Johannes b. 1844 d. 1880 m. Amanda Chappel > Susan b. 1846 w/ Mother Rebecca Baer > Sarah b. 1848 > Lydia b. 1850 Above Benneville is a different one..... the Benneville Carl was referring to was b. 03 March 1809. (original message posted Oct. 2000)

"David A. Keim" wrote: > > Descendants of Christian Livengood Keim > I'm a little behind on adding info to my database..... just finished adding Christian's descendants. Is anyone on this list one of Christian's descendants? I'm interested in Christian's daughter Grace and WHO she was named after. I have a Grace Greenwood in my ancestry (not KEIM; my BROWN ancestry)! "David A. Keim" wrote: > > .... 2 Grace Greenwood Keim b: February 15, 1866 d: May 06, 1890 in Falls City, > Richardson co., NE. Age at death: 24 >

This came across one of the other mailing lists to which I belong. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ We would like to invite you to visit The POORHOUSE STORY website (a clearinghouse for information about 19th century American poorhouses) at http://www.poorhousestory.com We have just posted some interesting material about: How Revolutionary Soldiers Guarding "Conventioners" (or Prisoners of War) Came to be Housed in the Poorhouse at Frederick, Maryland in 1780. For people new to The POORHOUSE STORY..... DIRECTIONS: At the homepage (linked above)click on POORHOUSES BY STATE, then click on MARYLAND in the table of states. You will find this story at the top of the page. There are other pages on our website which may help you gain more insight into the history of poorhouses. They are linked off the homepage on the left and include: HISTORY, LETTER TO GENEALOGISTS, FEATURED ARTICLES, and NEWS ALERTS (where we have a petition to sign regarding attempts to preserve an old poorhouse). We welcome you comments or submissions of material for posting on the website. Linda Crannell (aka=The Poorhouse Lady)

jrmaxwel@cc.owu.edu wrote: > > In the 1890 Northampton Co. census, in Bethlehem Borough, > Christana 45 and Jacob Frankenfield 47, were living at 234 > Garrison. No children are listed. Were their children all grown and > moved out? I assume they had at least one child since LoriAnn > Wolfe's Frankenfield tree included Keim thru this marriage. > LoriAnn reported her ancestor b. 1872 in Bethlehem Twp, Northampton Co, PA; her ancestor, George, died there in Bethlehem Twp, Northampton Co, PA in 1925; and his parents, Christianna and Jacob, died there. How about looking at the 1870 Bethlehem Twp, Northampton Co, PA census; Christianna and Jacob married in 1865. Seems there would be children born between 1865 and George, in 1872.

In the 1890 Northampton Co. census, in Bethlehem Borough, Christana 45 and Jacob Frankenfield 47, were living at 234 Garrison. No children are listed. Were their children all grown and moved out? I assume they had at least one child since LoriAnn Wolfe's Frankenfield tree included Keim thru this marriage.

While the USGS does not list Kimesville per se, it does show a Kimesville Lake as being on its Kimesville 7.5' x 7.5' map. Kimesville Lake is Lat. 355645N and Long. 0793248W. On the GuilfordCo Historical Documentation map, Philip Kime's land is shown along a small stream that flows into Little Stinking Quarter Creek. The center of his land is abt 7,000' W and 13,000' N of the SE corner of GuilfordCo. Also, I have the following note: "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 Alamance where it eventually runs into the Haw River, a little south of Graham." Harold Subject: [KEIM] Kimeville and Philip Kime Date: Tue, 23 Jan 2001 16:36:13 -0500 From: "wpddoc96" <wpddoc96@home.com> To: KEIM-L@rootsweb.com Does anyone on the List know of any information that connects Philip Kime to Kimeville? I have always assumed that is where his property was located but I have never seen any documentation of this. The Land Grant for 50 acres, which he obtained from the state of North Carolina in 1789, is documented in Book 5 page 136 and 137 of the Salisbury District Superior Court Minutes. The minutes of this court action describe the property in terms of distance and direction from various relative landmarks such as trees, stones etc and states that it is on the waters of Little Stinking Quarter. ____

Arthur Kime wrote: > > Reading "The Amish-Mennonite ----" mentioned settlements around Johntown, > Pa. Of the early settlers were: > David Yoder, 1802, ---- ,Jacob KIME, 1806, Tobias Miller,----. > > Which Jacob KIME would this be? Help!! > The tricky part about finding info for Johnstown, PA ancestors is knowing where to look. After March 6, 1804, Johnstown was in Cambria Co; before, in Somerset Co. Since the listed year is 1806, seems the 1810 census might be of help. Cambria Co Web site doesn't have early census info online, but perhaps someone has access to the 1810 census for Cambria Co and can lookup Jacob's family!

Rose is looking for a George Kimes that worked on the railroad. He lived in West Virginia before 1902. Any ideas?

Source: wdc-genweb-L@rootsweb.com From: WDC GenWeb <dlytton@primenet.com> In our Interrelated Section... Some descendants of David Morehouse b. abt 1762: http://www.rootsweb.com/~deschart/z0001185.html David may have been born in New York. He is the probable father of of William Morehouse who had 10 of his children born in NY, before taking his family down the Ohio River and settled in Jackson Co WV. Surnames found in this chart are: Adkins, Alexander, Baker, Barnhart, Belding, Black, Blank, Bogard, Boso, Bowen, Carson, Cook, Dean, Earl, Herrenkohl, Ives, Johnson, Jones, Kimes, King, Kyle, Martin, McBrayer, McComas, Morehouse, Nesselroade, Newman, Payne, Roliff, Rowley, Safree, Safreed, Sheperd, Smith, Staats, Swaine, Walsh, Withers and Wolfe Contributor names and email address are at the ends of most charts Search our Indexes: http://www.rootsweb.com/~deschart/wdc.html

Pat Brody wrote to KEIM-L: > > Since I live in Butler County, PA close to where Peter Kimes settled around 1800, here > is the information I have been able to gather from local sources. > > According to his Last Will and Testament, his wife Elizabeth was still alive when his > will was written in 1811. His children were as follows - John, Thomas, Betsy, > Catherine Vanderlin, Nancy Shults, Peggy Coughrin and Polly Murrin. Nancy Shults must > have been deceased when the will was written > because her children were to have gotten her share. The Last Will and Testament was > witnessed by Thomas Kimes and Hugh Lee. This leads me to believe John had moved away > if not, don't you think he would have witnessed his father's will too. > > I have Peter Kimes year of birth as 1740. He was married in Berks County, PA in 1770. > > Catherine Kimes was married to John Vanderlin. The Vanderlin family came to Butler > County, PA around 1800. I have much information on the Vanderlin family as they > were prominent members of the community. This is the line I am a direct descendant > from. > > Polly Kimes was married to James Murrin. The Murrins were a prominent family in the > community also. > > Peter Kimes, according to the 1803 Township Tax List, owned 100 acres. > > I hope this information helps everyone. I have read the Last Will and Testament so I > know the information taken from it is correct.

Reading "The Amish-Mennonite ----" mentioned settlements around Johntown, Pa. Of the early settlers were: David Yoder, 1802, ---- ,Jacob KIME, 1806, Tobias Miller,----. Which Jacob KIME would this be? Help!! Arthur