Here's information some of you may not have seen on the internet before...... titled "A Transcript of the Pension List of the United States for 1813" this is online at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~kyharris/1812who.htm

After Jacob's father, Valentine, died in 1808, Jacob moved his family to Jefferson County Virginia (now W.Vir.) in 1809. Many then moved to Seneca Co. Ohio in 1825. Nola in Indiana Cindy wrote: > MnMTimm@aol.com wrote: > > > > In response to the request for Jacob Kiem info.......Jacob Keim born > > Maidencreek 4/10/1764 died 3/17/1855. Son of Valentine Keim and Mary > > DelPlank. Married Anna Marie Hahn. > > > > Do you know WHERE Jacob was living in 1810? > > ==== KEIM Mailing List ==== > If you need to review your query writing skills, a great refresher > article is on the net at: http://www.firstct.com/fv/query.html

Most of these folks are said to have moved to KY. Descendants of Jacob KIMES 1 Jacob KIMES b: ca 1786 PA . +June Wycoff m: 30 June 1808 MD ... 2 Stephen KIMES ... 2 Elizabeth Kimes ... 2 Margaret KIMES ... 2 John L. KIMES Jacob, b. ca 1786, was the son of a Jacob and Elizabeth Hayes. The researcher that shared this family is no longer subscribed to this list.

----- Original Message ----- From: "Rick Nicholson" <rick@dca.net> Sent: Saturday, December 02, 2000 8:55 PM ==================== > Source: NORTHROP-L@rootsweb.com > > It might be a good idea if everyone still subscribed would list their > Northrop connections so that we could figure out who's listening. > > The lineage that I have (from a typewritten family tree that was left by my > grandfather) starts with "Three Northrop brothers came to America in 1632. > Northrop in Connecticut. Northrup in Rhode Island. Norhtup in > Massachusetts." Then a gap, with specific listings beginning with: > > *Joel Northrup (born 5/19/1771, New Fairfield, Conn.;married Clarissa Dudley) > > **Waters Northrop (born 3/11/1812, Cato, N.Y.; married Clarisa Kinne/Kime) > > ***Joel Albert Northrop (born 3/22/1841, Bloomingdale, IL; married Jane > McKinney) > > ****Walter (Waters) Allen Northrop (born 6/13/1873, Gold Beach, Ore.; > married Nettie May Datesman) > > *****Lida May Northrop (born 9/21/1902, Scranton, PA; married Durward E. > Nicholson) > These were my grandparents. > > I have other info on siblings, etc. if anyone is interested. > > Hope to hear from others soon! > Rick Nicholson > > At 08:32 AM 12/2/00 -0600, Karima wrote: > >Good Morning Cousins, > > > >It has been really slow on this list lately. First it was the summer and > >now the holidays. But hopefully some of you are still looking for > >NORTHRUPs/NORTHROPs, and can find time in your busy schedules to join in.

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MnMTimm@aol.com wrote: > > In response to the request for Jacob Kiem info.......Jacob Keim born > Maidencreek 4/10/1764 died 3/17/1855. Son of Valentine Keim and Mary > DelPlank. Married Anna Marie Hahn. > Do you know WHERE Jacob was living in 1810?

In response to the request for Jacob Kiem info.......Jacob Keim born Maidencreek 4/10/1764 died 3/17/1855. Son of Valentine Keim and Mary DelPlank. Married Anna Marie Hahn.

In case you haven't been following the emails lately, we've been discussing the Jacob KIME/KIMES/KEIM/etc. of the early 1800's that were living in VA, OH, MD, and eastern PA. There were several Jacobs and since many of them used the same names for children, its next to impossible to sort these families! It might be of immense help for each subscriber with a Jacob born before 1800 would post data on their Jacob. It COULD eliminate a couple of those we're studying. Hope each of you will oblige. Thanks.

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There are some folks that maintain their KEIM/KIME(S) ancestors came from Ireland sometime during the Revolutionary War. We've heard little on this from any of our subscribers. My question is: has anyone found anything to indicate this as fact? If so, would you please share what you've found? (Reason I'm asking is data shared with me a couple years ago included the names of supposed brothers George, Jacob, Peter, and Stephen!)

Some of the early KEIM generations were Quakers. Yesterday's Ancestry Daily News included an article on Quakers. Beside the usual reference, William Wade Hinshaw's "Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy," other sources were offered. Those that don't subscribe to the "Daily News" may find this article at: http://www.ancestry.com/library/view/columns/tips/d_p_1_archive.asp Look for the title "Quaker Records for Genealogists"

Just rec'd this email..... some of you researching ancestors that were in Ohio may be interested! ___________________ Date: Thursday, November 30, 2000 9:18 PM Subject: Please Post this to your List Dear List Owner. I have started a new mailing list called OH-ROLLCALL. It is a mailing list for anyone who just wants to post surnames and dates in hopes of connecting with others researching the same surnames in Ohio. To subscribe to this list - send the word subscribe to OH-ROLLCALL-L-request@rootsweb.com or OH-ROLLCALL-D-request@rootsweb.com for the digest form. When they get their confirmation, they can then send their query to OH-ROLLCALL-L@ROOTSWEB.COM I look forward to helping this list grow and become another tool for those researching in Ohio. Kathleen Burnett List Mom

David Keim wrote: > > KEIM'S KAMP, Western Pennsylvania's largest and most modern maple sugar > camp. Located in the rolling hills of Somerset County, "The Roof Garden > of Penna." One and one half miles west of Salisbury Penna., off U.S. > Route 219. > > The camp, located at West Salisbury, Penna., is the home of hundreds of > varieties of maple products. > > The building and sugar maple camp are the property of Mr. & Mrs. George > Keim. Visitors are always welcome. > Anyone know WHICH George Keim that is????

Gene Kimes wrote: > > Who are you talking about as "Old" Jacob, who was his wife. I am lost. > Gene, "Old" Jacob's wife was named Margaret. Don wrote several emails about this family on 7 Nov 2000. If you don't have those messages anymore, you can find them in the archives. Just search for "Old" Jacob! KEIM archives are accessible via http://searches2.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl Type KEIM in the box and then search!

Bought these post cards at the sight below. Just thought I would let anyone who is interested take a look. David Keim http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=498825565 Back of post cards read. KEIM'S KAMP, Western Pennsylvania's largest and most modern maple sugar camp. Located in the rolling hills of Somerset County, "The Roof Garden of Penna." One and one half miles west of Salisbury Penna., off U.S. Route 219. The camp, located at West Salisbury, Penna., is the home of hundreds of varieties of maple products. The building and sugar maple camp are the property of Mr. & Mrs. George Keim. Visitors are always welcome.

Hi, Don and All Who are you talking about as "Old" Jacob, who was his wife. I am lost. Gene Kimes

I would tend to believe the Kimes in Meigs Co.(1800+) are as follows. Using census, wills and ect. I am acceptably sure of: Abraham--born 1782 in VA. Abraham (JR.)-- born 1805 in VA. with Mary O'Hare (interesting side note: in the 1850 census he spelled his name Keim) With second wife Nancy, John--born 1814 in Ohio. Jacob--born 1817 in Ohio. Mary Ann-- born 1818 in Ohio (died young). "Old" Jacob in the 1820 Meig Co. census is more speculative, however I agree with Cindy's listing and would add the following. In the 1820 census there are nine males in his household. I think it is safe to accept that some of these males are the Kimes' that appear in later census. William in the 1820 census is Head of Household and between 15 and 20 years old, born in VA. Samuel in the 1860 census was 55 or born about 1805 in VA. Thomas in the 1850 census was 44 or born about 1806 in VA. John in the 1850 census was 41 or born about 1809 in Ohio. Elias in the 1850 census was 36 or born in about 1814 in Ohio. Henry in 1826 signed the document of a Religious Society, age unknown. I would think one had to be 21 to vote but a religious document may just require a "mature" adult. Earlier I had said Elias and Henry may have been William's sons but on further reflections they would be much to old to be William's sons. Until more information becomes available I can except these as "Old" Jacob's sons. If that is so, birth dates indicate Jacob moved to Meigs Co. between 1806 and 1809. This time line fits other information. Kimes' appearing in later census or elsewhere are more difficult because they could be his sons or grandsons. This includes the elusive George Washington Kimes. He could be Jacobs' (49 years old) son, but more likely a son of William's as he was a head of Household in 1820 and a son born in 1821 would seem to fit the time line. (Just a guess) The last mention I found of Jacob was in 1833. Where did Jacob's death date of 1850 come from? Don

Dear list, I'm sorry but I had posted the wrong township for Benneville and Catharine Kime in a previous e-mail, they were living at house # 77 in Maidencreek Twp., not Maxatawny Twp., in 1850 Berks Co. Pa Census. Chris Schultz

Here is the family of Jane Kimes and Peter Congrove. Michael E. Anthony daath11@msn.com MSN Messenger: daath11 http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/a/n/t/Michael-E-Anthony/index.html FIRST GENERATION 1. Peter Congrove was born in 1857 in Jackson County, West Virginia. He was married to Jane Kimes (daughter of George Washington Kimes and Emeline "Emily" Williamson) on 30 Apr 1879 in Jackson County, West Virginia. Jane Kimes was born in Dec 1856 in Jackson County, West Virginia. Peter Congrove and Jane Kimes had the following children: +2 i. Albert Congrove. 3 ii. Jesse E. Congrove was born in Sep 1882 in Jackson County, West Virginia. He died in 1959 in Wood County, West Virginia. He was buried in Parkersburg, Wood, West Virginia (River Hill Cemetery). +4 iii. Myrtle Congrove. 5 iv. Claude "Claudie" Congrove was born in Mar 1890 in Jackson County, West Virginia. She died before 1963. +6 v. Lily Della Congrove. 7 vi. Fred "Freddie" Congrove was born in Aug 1894 in Jackson County, West Virginia. He died in 1963 in Wood County, West Virginia. He was buried in Parkersburg, Wood, West Virginia (River Hill Cemetery). 8 vii. Artie Congrove was born in Aug 1896 in Jackson County, West Virginia. She died before 1963. +9 viii. Edna M. Congrove. SECOND GENERATION 2. Albert Congrove was born in Jan 1880 in Jackson County, West Virginia. He died in 1943 in Wood County, West Virginia. He was married to Nellie Johnson. 4. Myrtle Congrove was born in Feb 1884. 6. Lily Della Congrove was born in Sep 1892 in Jackson County, West Virginia. She was living in 1959 in Parkersburg, Wood, West Virginia. Unknown Sharpneck was also known as Unknown Sharpnack. 9. Edna M. Congrove was born in Feb 1900. She died in 1980 in Wood County, West Virginia. She was buried in Parkersburg, Wood, West Virginia (Mount Olivet Cemetery).

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