I have quite a bit of information available on both of these families. Edward and Samuel Kemp are believed to have been related - possibly uncle/nephew. In 1658, both men signed a petition to the General Court for permission to trade with the Indians. In Edward Kemp's will, he referred to Samuel as "Kinsman". The existence of Rabert Kemp, however, has been recently called into question. Many who accept the uncle/nephew relationship between Edward and Samuel further consider Robert Kemp to have probably been the brother of Edward. There is a listing in the church records of Dedham, Mass., stating that "Robert Kemp and wife" were admitted to the church. In the "Great Migration Newsletter", published by NEHGS, Volume 4, No. 1, page 5, the editor makes note that it was most likely Edward Kemp being admitted to the church in Dedham, with the "error" being attributed to the Rev. John Allin, pastor of the church at that time. It is appearing more likely that Robert Kemp never existed, and that Samuel Kemp most likely arrived from England sometime in the 1656-1658 time frame. Yet another area that has been being explored is the relationship of the Foster's - i.e. of Samuel Foster, who married Edward Kemp's daughter, Esther, and of Sarah Foster, who married Samuel Kemp. The father of Sarah Foster, Andrew Foster, is known to have died in Andover 7 May 1685, at the ripe age of 106 years (Andover VR's). Sarah Foster is supposed to have been born in 1642 (according to the Foster Genealogy), which means that Andrew was 59 years old. It is believed, but not yet proven, that Samuel Foster was Andrew's son by a first marriage, and accompanied his father to New England. Both men appear in records at about the same time, and the close affinity of the Kemp's and Foster's lends more credibility to the issue. Lastly, there has never been found anything to prove the last name of Ann Foster, Sarah's mother. At various times, she has been given the name "Roach" or "Alcock", but proof is lacking. Also, there are a number of genealogies out there (especially with WFT) that still show Sarah Foster as the daughter of Sgt. Thomas Foster of Billerica. This has been provenn false, conclusively, but because it appears in the 1904 "Kemp's of New England", it continues to surface. Bob Young, Secretary Kemp Family Association [email protected]

Looking for information on these lines 1. EDWARD KEMP. Children: 2. i ESTHER. Second Generation 2. ESTHER KEMP m. 15 Sep 1648, in Dedham, MA, SAMUEL FOSTER, b. 1619, England, d. 10 Jul 1702, Chelmsford, MA. ESTHER died 16 Apr 1702, buried: 1702. SAMUEL: Freeman 1650, representative at the 2nd session 1679 Children: i Hannah Foster b. 1649, Dedham, MA. 3. ii SAMUEL b. 1650. 4. iii Eli b. 1653. iv Edward Foster b. 30 Apr 1657. v Esther Foster b. 1 Nov 1659, m. 13 Jul 1681, in Andover, MA, Abraham Foster, b. 1648, Andover, MA, (son of Andrew Foster and Ann Roach) d. 9 Oct 1723, Andover, MA. vi Andrew Foster b. 30 Apr 1662. vii Abraham Foster b. 27 Oct 1664, d. 7 Dec 1671. viii Nathaniel Foster b. 14 Oct 1667. ix John Foster b. 28 Sep 1671, d. 13 Dec 1671. ---------------------------------------- 1. Robert Kemp b. England, d. 1639, Dedham, MA. Children: 2. i Samuel b. 1640. Second Generation 2. Samuel Kemp b. 1640, Dedham, MA, m. 15 Oct 1667, in Billerica, Middlesex, MA, Sarah Foster, b. 23 May 1642, Andover, MA, (daughter of Andrew Foster and Ann Roach) d. 1685. Samuel died 1707, Groton, MA. Children: i Abigail Kemp b. 27 Mar 1664, Groton, MA, m. 20 Dec 1686, in Essex, MA, James Blood. Abigail died 1695, Groton, MA. ii Samuel Kemp b. 23 Feb 1662, Billerica, Middlesex, MA. iii Jonathan Kemp b. 6 Apr 1668, Groton, MA, m. 1698, in Groton, MA, Mary Gilson. Jonathan died 1735, Billerica, Middlesex, MA. iv Ann Kemp b. 16 May 1671, Groton, MA. 3. v Mehitable b. 4 Jun 1673. vi Zerubbabel Kemp b. 23 May 1677, Groton, MA, m. 27 Jan 1703, in Groton, MA, Mary Lacey. Zerubbabel died 1762, Groton, MA. vii Sarah Kemp b. 18 Apr 1679, Groton, MA. viii Bethiah Kemp b. 9 Jun 1683, Groton, MA, m. 12 Nov 1719, John Spencer. Bethiah died 1777.

Hello Judy. > I was very interested in this subject {an enquiry about plotting out > family trees rather than hundreds of sheets of A4 or letter-sized > paper] --did you get any American answers? The answers I saw were for > the UK. Yes - may I suggest you check out: http://www.familygraphics.com/ They are set up for Reunion and thus Mac users - but I'm sure there must be others out there - it's just that I haven't found them! An interesting site - I suggest those outside the US/CAN also check out the site to see what IS available. In the UK it is very expensive to have your family tree plotted, not printed (we are talking in colour). A "large" tree can cost over 400 pounds, so I was told. This is done from scratch in CAD. Why, oh why is there no service for IBM compatibles that can accept gedcoms and then plot them out on continuous paper a metre wide?!!!!!! Regards to you all from a chilly and wet Canterbury. Shelagh Mason Stead/Steed ONS (Worldwide) GOONs 2519 Kent FHS 2745, etc..... ---------------------- [email protected] Mrs. Shelagh Mason Science Administrator Canterbury Christ Church University College Canterbury, Kent, England CT1 1QU

Hi, I am looking for more information on a Kemp family which seemed to be based in and around Brighton, England. If anyone has any advice to help, I would be very gratefull. This is a breakdown of some the family members. Richard Kemp- born 1804 in Sedlescombe (a Private in the 10th Hussars and lived in Edward Street Brighton) married Anne Eutheme ? they had a son called Richard Kemp (my great great grandfather)born 21st April 1827 (again led a military career which explains why his children were born all over the country) -died 27th dec. 1909 He moved to Cornwall around 1880 with his 2 youngest children-(Robert and Thomas) He may have had brothers and/or sisters but I have no records of them. he married Mary Ann Cutbath They had 6 children- George Kemp- (it looks possible that this is the Kemp that worked alongside Marconi at Poldhu in Cornwall) Alfred Henry Kemp- born July 1857 in Birmingham Mary Ann Sarah Kemp- born October 1859 in Hounslow, Middlesex moved to Cornwall and married William Tucker Arthur Wheeler Kemp- born August 1851 at St. James in Norwich Robert Richard Kemp- born 18 september 1871 in Marlebone, London later moved to Cornwall Thomas Cutbath Kemp (my great grandfather)- born 21st Dec 1873 and lived most of his life in Cornwall. Joined the Navy and died on 4th feb 1924 in New York Thanks Andy Kemp Danetree 48 Vesper Road Kirkstall Leeds LS5 3NX 0113 2753701

Yes, I am looking for the ancestors and siblings of Raymond KEMP, who, for years, lived in Barrington, NJ. He married Ellen Sommers, and had issue: Sarah, now Sarah Kemp Schwinn. Raymond died in the 1980's. He had a furniture refinishing business. He is buried at New St. Mary's in Bellmawr, NJ. Vince

I haven't posted my grgrandfather's info. So here goes: Thomas G. Kemp b. 20 December 1856 St. Ives, Cornwall, England. Father-John Kemp, b. abt. 1823 Redruth, Cornwall. d. abt. 1870 St. Ives. Supposedly worked on sugar ships to Cuba, got yellow fever and died. Is there somewhere i can get more information on workers on ships? I have no further info on father. I would like more information on Father. Mother was Mary Agnes Morris/Murrish b. 8 Feb. 1828 Uny Lelant, Cornwall. Other names on maternal side are Pearce, Grenfell. Thomas G. Kemp immigrated in Dec. 1870 to Dover, Tuscarawas Co., Ohio. Carole Lubbers, in Georgia, USA

Judy, I recently saw your query on the Kemp mailing list and thought I would share my KEMP line from Lamar Co., AL. The only common name I see is Pleasant, but you never know. My ancestor is probably a contemporary of yours and I thought there might be a possibility they were brothers. I will copy an article I submitted for the Lamar Co. Heritage book. Let me know what you think. (the article) Edward Jefferson and Tabitha Kemp Edward Jefferson Kemp was born about 1806; his wife, Tabitha, in about 1809, both natives of South Carolina. They were probably married sometime before 1835 in South Carolina. By 1839/40 they had moved west to Alabama and may have first settled in Coosa County, where an Edward “Camp” is found listed in 1840 when the Federal Census was recorded. The Kemp family found their way to Fayette County perhaps as early as 1844 when an “E. J. Kempt apprehended a horse thief.” They are clearly there by 1850 when the Federal Census was recorded for Beat 5, 16th Division. After once settling in west central Alabama, the Kemps never left the general area. In 1860 they were living in the Millport Post Office area of Fayette County and in 1870 they are found in the neighborhood served by the Big Pond Post Office of the newly formed Sanford County. Finally in 1880, when they were both in their 70s they are found living in Township 16, Range 16 of Lamar County. It is difficult to know just which of his given names Edward Jefferson Kemp generally used since he is found in public records as E. J., Edward J., Jefferson, E. Jefferson, and Jeff. To further complicate identifying him, his surname has been recorded as Kemp, Camp, and Kempt. Tabitha may have gone by the nickname, Bitha, a nickname used by a granddaughter named for her. It is also possible that she was the daughter of Polly Wilson who was 83 years old and living with the Kemps in 1870; Polly reported her nativity also as South Carolina. Edward Jefferson and Tabitha Kemp became the parents of at least seven children as follows: Starling Kemp was born about 1836 in South Carolina. He and his wife Emeline, were the parents of at least ten children: Pleasant W., born about 1863; Silas W., born about 1864; James M., born about 1866; Electa, born about 1867; Frances L., born about 1869; Mary J., born about 1872; William A., born about 1874; Willis L., born about 1876; Edward J., born about 1878; and John H., born about April, 1880. Mary Caroline Kemp was born between 1839 and 1942 and died between 1880 and 1884. She married December 20, 1858, Martin Van Buren Smith, son of Hiram and Winnie Smith. Their family included Mary Jane, born March 11, 1860, died September 20, 1938, and married William Wesley Jackson; Winnie A., born about 1862/1863 and married Thomas Welch; Henry F., born about 1866; Missouri C., born August 7, 1870, died May 8, 1947, and married a Ward; William Perry, born July 27, 1872, died April 14, 1970, and married Lizabeth D. “Betty” Fortner; Rachel T., born about 1874; Sarah C., born about 1879; Lincoln, born after 1880, married a Wilson; and, Tabitha “Bitha,” born after 1880 and married Dave Owen. Martha J. Kemp born about 1840. Francis Kemp born about 1843. Robert J. Kemp born about 1846 and died before 1860. Jameson K. Kemp born about 1850 and married Amoritta R. about 1856. They became the parents of Elva M., born about 1857 and died before 1880; Silas W., born about 1872; Nancy J., born about 1876; and Thirsdy R., born about 1879. Missouri Ann Kemp, whose birth has been recorded as February 25, 1855, but based on her age reported on various records, could have been born in October, 1852 or June 29, 1850. She died on December 16, 1939. Missouri married James W. “Bud” Abbott on September 10, 1874. They became the parents of Sarah “Sally,” born about 1871 and married John Street; Ella C., born October 1876, married William G. Murphy between 1900 and 1907 and had at least Grover E., Mattie M., and Palmer L.; and, James Roscoe, born about 1878, married Sarah Abigale about 1896 and had at least Claudia, Lou, and Lindsey. Edward Jefferson and Tabitha Kemp’s death dates and burial locations are currently unknown. Written by: Delores Y. (Buell) Eveland, Cerritos, CA 90703-7368 Sources: 1. 1840 US Census, Coosa Co., Alabama 2. 1850 US Census, Fayette Co., Alabama. 3. 1860 US Census, Fayette Co., Alabama. 4. 1870 US Census, Sanford Co., Alabama. 5. 1880 US Census, Lamar Co., Alabama. 6. Certified copy of marriage record for J. W. Abbott and Missouri Kemp, Sanford Co., Alabama. 7. Death Certificate for Mary Jane (Smith) Jackson. 8. Information received from Ruth Hope (Stephenson) Murray. 9. Computer Indexed Marriage Records Lowndes County Mississippi 1830-1900 published by Nicholas Russell Murray, Hammond, Louisianna. 10. 1900 US Census, Lamar Co., Alabama. 11. 1910 US Census, Lamar Co., Alabama. 12. 1920 US Census, Lamar Co., Alabama. 13. Certified copy of death certificate for Missouri Ann Abbott, Lamar Co., Ala. 14. “Adult People Living in Fayette County, Alabama Prior to the Civil War” from the Internet (www.rootsweb.com/~alfayett/PreCivilWarPeople.htm). ============================================================ I descend from Mary Caroline (Kemp) Smith via their daughter Mary Jane (Smith) Jackson. If you can add anything to my line or anyone else has information on them I would love to hear from you. Delores Y. (Buell) Eveland [email protected]

Does any of these names look familur to anyone? Thanks, Judy Hinkle [email protected] Descendants of John B. Kemp 1 John B. Kemp 1812 - 1850 .. +Emorinda Rebecca Barnett 1817 - Unknown ......... 2 Mary Kemp 1839 - ......... 2 John Butler Kemp 1842 - 1910 ............. +Eliza Jane Howard 1849 - .................... 3 Thomas William Kemp 1870 - ........................ +Martha J. .................... 3 Emily J. Kemp 1872 - .................... 3 [38] Leorne B Kemp 1879 - 1942 ........................ +[37] James Terrell Kemp 1876 - 1915 ............................... 4 [39] James Andrew Kemp 1901 - 1952 ................................... +[40] Jeannie M. Kemp 1891 - 1961 ............................... 4 [41] Ernest Kemp ............................... 4 [42] Bell Kemp ............................... 4 [43] Gertrude Kemp ................................... +[44] Robert M. Whorton .................... 3 Virgie L. Kemp 1884 - .................... 3 Silas G. Kemp 1886 - .................... 3 Effie L. Kemp 1888 - ......... 2 Peter Lewis Casper Kemp 1849 - ............. +Josephine Smith 1847 - 1904 .................... 3 [1] Lewis Phynis Kemp 1875 - 1927 ........................ +[2] Sarah Evelyn Hastings ............................... 4 [3] Sarah Kemp 1905 - ................................... +[4] Alva Burton Hollinsbe ............................... 4 [5] Josephine Kemp 1905 - ................................... +[6] Unknown Rhode ............................... 4 [7] Lewis William Kemp 1907 - 1973 ................................... +[8] Ruth B. ............................... 4 [9] Annie Eckford Kemp 1912 - ................................... +[10] Unknown Clarke .................... 3 [11] Sarah Alice Rebecca Kemp 1878 - 1948 ........................ +[12] Albert Brooks Hinkle 1875 - 1918 ............................... 4 [13] Lilly Mae Hinkle 1899 - 1978 ................................... +[14] Ollie Weir Walker, Sr 1885 - 1962 ............................... 4 [15] John Lewis Hinkle, Sr. 1902 - 1988 ................................... +[16] Marie Kinard - 1970 ............................... *2nd Wife of [15] John Lewis Hinkle, Sr.: ................................... +[17] Louise Sansing 1922 - 1988 ............................... 4 [18] Addie Brown Hinkle 1904 - 1952 ................................... +[19] Wliie B. Cade ............................... *2nd Husband of [18] Addie Brown Hinkle: ................................... +[20] Ben Delliah Mc Lemore 1884 - 1945 ............................... 4 [21] Albert Edwards Hinkle 1906 - 1977 ................................... +[22] Claudia ............................... *2nd Wife of [21] Albert Edwards Hinkle: ................................... +[23] Jewel ............................... *3rd Wife of [21] Albert Edwards Hinkle: ................................... +[24] Dot ............................... 4 [25] Walter Clair Hinkle, Sr. 1908 - 1991 ................................... +[26] Effie Maude Pratt 1911 - ............................... 4 [27] Sarah Edna Hinkle 1911 - 1988

Hi, Looking for anyone who has connection to this Kemp family or anyone who can point me in the direction of being able to add more to what I already have. Thank you, Judy Hinkle [email protected] Descendants of John B. Kemp Generation No. 1 1. John B.3 Kemp was born 1812 in ?South Carolina?, and died Bet. 1850 - 1856 in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama. He married Emorinda Rebecca Barnett 11 November 1836 in Lauderdale County, Alabama. More About Emorinda Rebecca Barnett: Occupation: Seamstress, as listed on the 1850 Lamar Co., AL census. Children of John Kemp and Emorinda Barnett are: 2 i. Mary4 Kemp, born 1839. + 3 ii. John Butler Kemp, born 21 November 1842 in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama; died 14 March 1910 in Fayette County, Alabama. + 4 iii. Peter Lewis Casper Kemp, born 1849. 5 iv. Sarah D. Kemp, born 1850. 6 v. Nancy Kemp, born 1854. 7 vi. Columbus Kemp, born 1856. + 8 vii. William David Kemp, born 03 January 1856; died 12 March 1919 in Brooksville Cemetery, Brooksville, Noxubee Co., MS.. Note: I think this father of John B. Kemp might be Pleasant Kemp son of Aaron from GA or another John B. Kemp from AL, cant get pass this point.

Hello everyone. There has recently been a great deal of interest in crew and passengers of the Titanic. May I post a great page, which lists the baove with many superb links for genealogists? It's Phil Hind's "Encyclopedia Titanica" which I heartily recommend to you. URL is: http://www.rmplc.co.uk/eduweb/sites/phind/ Regards, Shelagh Mason ---------------------- [email protected] Mrs. Shelagh Mason Science Administrator Canterbury Christ Church University College Canterbury, Kent, England CT1 1QU

Is any one researching the family of Kemp's around Butler Co,Ala? Debra

I have made some changes to my Genealogy Web Page. Would like for you to go check it out. Go to http://www.genweb.net/~nbedell and please sign my Guestbook while you are there. Nancy Bedell Researching: ADAMS, MARTIN, PICKENS, GREENE, BEDELL, MOBLEY and many other related surnames!!

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------DBDE4D0165055622F53B9EC2 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hi, I am new to the list. Below is my KEMP connection. If any of it looks familiar, please email me at [email protected] Thanks, Nancy Bedell --------------DBDE4D0165055622F53B9EC2 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii; name="Kemp.dat" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline; filename="Kemp.dat" PEDIGREE CHART 8 Mar 1999 Chart no. 1 Ordinance Codes: B=Baptized 8 ----------------------------------------- E=Endowed | BORN: P=Sealed to parents | PLACE: S=Sealed to spouse | MARR: C=Children's ordinances 4 -----------------------------------------| PLACE: | BORN: | DIED: | PLACE: | PLACE: | MARR: | | PLACE: 9 ----------------------------------------- | DIED: BORN: | PLACE: PLACE: 2 -----------------------------------------| DIED: | BORN: | PLACE: | PLACE: | | MARR: | 10 ----------------------------------------- | PLACE: | | BORN: | DIED: | | PLACE: | PLACE: | | MARR: | 5 -----------------------------------------| PLACE: | BORN: | DIED: | PLACE: | PLACE: | DIED: | | PLACE: 11 ----------------------------------------- 1 Sarah KEMP-39872------------------------- BORN: | BORN: PLACE: | PLACE: DIED: | MARR: --8095 PLACE: | PLACE: | DIED: 12 ----------------------------------------- | PLACE: | BORN: |Pleasant HUDSON-39922----------------- | PLACE: | Spouse | MARR: | 6 -----------------------------------------| PLACE: | | BORN: | DIED: | | PLACE: | PLACE: | | MARR: | | | PLACE: 13 ----------------------------------------- | | DIED: BORN: | | PLACE: PLACE: 3 -----------------------------------------| DIED: BORN: | PLACE: PLACE: | DIED: | 14 ----------------------------------------- PLACE: | | BORN: | | PLACE: | | MARR: 7 -----------------------------------------| PLACE: BORN: | DIED: PLACE: | PLACE: Name and address of submitter: DIED: | Nancy Adams Bedell PLACE: 15 ----------------------------------------- c/o Judy Adams BORN: 272 Chesterfield Rd. PLACE: Bogart, GA 30622 DIED: Phone:706-543-2113 PLACE: --------------DBDE4D0165055622F53B9EC2--

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------43C586542095B9B1FF088E5F Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit To all KFA members: The 1999 Kemp Family Association International Reunion will be held in conjunction with this wonderful program. For any of our members who may find themselves in the Canterbury area on Sunday, 11 April, you are cordially invited to attend. The Historian of the KFA, as well as the Secretary and several other members, will be in attendance. Bob Young, Secretary Kemp Family Association --------------43C586542095B9B1FF088E5F Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Received: from bl-14.rootsweb.com ([204.212.38.30]) by mtiwgwc06.worldnet.att.net (InterMail v03.02.07 118 124) with ESMTP id <[email protected]> for <[email protected]>; Mon, 8 Mar 1999 09:29:48 +0000 Received: (from [email protected]) by bl-14.rootsweb.com (8.8.5/8.8.5) id BAA25901; Mon, 8 Mar 1999 01:28:57 -0800 (PST) Resent-Date: Mon, 8 Mar 1999 01:28:57 -0800 (PST) From: "[email protected]" <[email protected]> Reply-To: [email protected] Old-To: GOONS List <[email protected]>, Kent FHS Mailing List <[email protected]> Subject: Open Day in Canterbury Message-ID: <[email protected]> Date: Mon, 8 Mar 1999 09:19:57 +0000 (GMT) Priority: NORMAL X-Mailer: Simeon for Win32 Version 4.1.2 Build (32) X-Authentication: IMSP MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; CHARSET=US-ASCII X-MIME-Autoconverted: from QUOTED-PRINTABLE to 8bit by bl-14.rootsweb.com id BAA25864 Resent-Message-ID: <"IvVJ6D.A.dUG.Yh542"@bl-14.rootsweb.com> To: [email protected] Resent-From: [email protected] X-Mailing-List: <[email protected]> archive/latest/5547 X-Loop: [email protected] Precedence: list Resent-Sender: [email protected] Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable X-MIME-Autoconverted: from 8bit to quoted-printable by bl-14.rootsweb.com id BAA25901 Dear fellow members of the GOONS and Kent FHS,=20 May I bring to your attention a day of genealogy lectures to be held at Canterbury Christ Church University College (close to the Cathedral)=20 on Sunday 11th April this year?=20 I run the Stead/Steed One-Name Study (Worldwide) and am a member of the Guild of One-Name Studies, etc. We are holding our first ever Reunion in Canterbury 9th-12th April (the weekend after Easter weekend). On the Sunday session, which can sometimes be a "deadly day" for conferences, we are having a series of lectures as listed below, and we would like to throw these sessions open to you. The details are: >From 9.30am=09 This day will be attended by booksellers from Kent FHS (I hope!), the Institute of Heraldic and Genealogical Studies and local antiquarian booksellers. Other bodies not able to attend will be sending lists of publications, etc. These will be set up immediately outside the lecture theatre. Lecture/Seminars: Lecture Theatre at Christ Church. Disabled access to this room is provided. 10 am Irish Ancestry - Michael Gandy=20 - followed by tea break 11.20 Non-Anglican sources - Michael Gandy Approx. 12.30 Lunch (cold finger buffet) in College refectory 2 pm Emigration - Gillian Rickard=20 - followed by tea break Approx. Using the Internet for genealogical research=20 3.20pm - Peter Christian, Goldsmith's College. The cost of the day, to include tea/coffee breaks and the light buffet luncheon, will be =A320 per person - to cover expenses only. If anyone i= s interested, please contact me either on e-mail or at the mailing address below, and I will be pleased to forward further information. Thank you shelagh mason ------------------------------------------------- Shelagh Mason Stead/Steed One-Name Study (Worldwide) 46 Field Avenue, Canterbury, Kent, England. CT1 1TR. [email protected] or: [email protected] =3D=3D=3D=3D GOONS Mailing List =3D=3D=3D=3D --------------43C586542095B9B1FF088E5F--

Ted, My records show Pamela KEMP (not Pamelia) was born 21 Feb 1814 in Pepperell, Middlesex, Massachusetts, the daughter of Robert and Mary (??) Kemp. Source is Vital Records of Pepperell to 1850, page 56. Pamela Kemp was a direct descendent of Samuel Kemp, who was the progenitor of most New England Kemp's before the Civil War. Bob Young, Secretary Kemp Family Association [email protected]

There are two KEMPs lurking on my family list, and neither have been particularly eager to reveal their past. First is Tryphosia KEMP. She was mentioned in a family record as having been the mother of John BARTON. They were reportedly from Newfane, Niagara Co. New York. I have found no record of her. Second is Pamelia or Parmelia P. KEMP. She married Enos Larkin on July 19, 1834 in Troy, Rensselaer Co. New York. She was born Feb. 21, 1813, in Lowell, Middlesex, Mass. according to the IGI. By 1836, the family was in Lenawee County, Michigan, and then in Calhoun County, Michigna, where she died June 5, 1894. Seeking anyone with knowledge of either of these KEMP ladies to share information and research efforts. Ted Holden

Hello fellow Kemp family member, I have begun dabbling in discovering my family's roots. My grandfather, Benjamin Franklin Kemp, December 13, 1870 - March 12, 1958, came from Iowa and had five brothers that lived in the Black Hawk and Buchanan Counties Iowa. My Grandfather moved to Minnesota when he was a relatively young man. The brothers that he left behind were: Otis Kemp May 21, 1868 October 15, 1966 Mark (Charles) Kemp March 18, 1882 October 1971 William Kemp October 28, 1885 December 13, 1971 Archie Kemp July 23, 1887 October 1969 Pearl Kemp October 19, 1890 September 1971 Otis La Porte City, IA Black Hawk County Mark Waterloo, IA Black Hawk County William Jesup, IA Buchanan County Archie and Pearl Rowley, IA Buchanan County Any information and/or suggestions would be much appreciated. Larry Kemp [email protected]

Looking for anyone connected to a MARGARET (MAGGIE) married to a JULIUS ENGLAND in NC. late 1800 to early 1900ths.MARGARET KEMP was later married to a Mr. Patterson and moved to GA. then Fla.they had 3 children borned late 1800 in NC. thanks for any help. BillEngland of Ga.

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I have been searching for my Great Grandfather John (Jean) J. KEMP for years. Finally, I found he was born 18 Aug 1830 in Dunkerque, France. However, his naturalization shows him as being born in Belgium. He applied for citizenship in 1856 and naturalized in 1860 in Buffalo, Erie County, New York. His parents were John Baptiste KEMP and Ann LOONIS. In some of the census films from Buffalo, NY he states he was born in France, Alsace Lorraine and Germany. Sometimes his name is KEMPF and KAMP. He married Ann KAVANAGH in 1855 in Buffalo, New York. His occupation was a sailor. He came to the US in 1841 making him 11 years of age, but we cannot find who he came with or if he came alone. Years later, he was a Sailor on the Great Lakes. Any help would be appreciated. Linda Nebrich Beilein [email protected] http://www.buffnet.net/~lbeilein ICQ 7818295