To all subscribers of Kiser-L I've been subscribing to Kiser rootsweb in hopes of finding a connection for my line which goes thru Pittsburgh. Three brothers Josiah C, David O and William immigrated from Bedford County just prior to the Civil war. David and Josiah were in the War and I have the military records from the National Archives. Their parents in Bedford were William and Eliza Waggoner Kiser. Williams line goes back thru Shippensburg Pa and Rev War papers indicate that father and perhaps grandfather Jacob immigrated to Phila in the 1720's. and later went to Shippensburg. Jacob married a Catherine Stambaugh from Lancaster and she was a memeber of a local religious Sect. I know that when the tree brothers immigrated they had a brother to their father William (an Uncle) that went thru Ohio and on to Iowa. His name was James H Kiser. Terry Kiser from Iowa, and I have well documented this part of the family and I am convinced that others spread from the Philia area and may have gone to Va, Kent and even Ala. Any help in this regard would be greatly appreciated. Anyone on this list who would like what I have is welcome to all and everything. I live in South Louisiana and have been to Pittsburgh and Phila twice trying to sort this through. The Germantown Historical Soc in Phila has a lot of information but a detailed through investigation has not been completed. There is much there on Dirick Kiser/Keyser and I find some Kiser spellings as well. It is possible that Jacob who claimed birth in Germantown was related to Charles (Karl) who went south early after immigration. Any clues appreciated and acknowleged. I expect that connections may be established through family Bibles which are indeed scarse and court records, which are hard to decipher. Thanks Jim Kiser 2rhdr1@bellsouth.net I amd currently in New Jersey awaiting the arrivial of our daughters first child. "and the beat goes on" > > From: KISER-D-request@rootsweb.com > Date: 2002/07/07 Sun AM 10:48:56 EDT > To: KISER-D@rootsweb.com > Subject: KISER-D Digest V02 #10 > > KISER-D Digest Volume 02 : Issue 10 > > Today's Topics: > #1 Re: [KISER-L] My Webshots Photos [DFenn76110@aol.com] > #2 Re: [KISER-L] My Webshots Photos ["Tom Roll" <TomRoll@logan.net>] > #3 [KISER-L] Kisers [<davisfarm@socket.net>] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from KISER-D, send a message to > > KISER-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > Hello Tammy: > I dont remember seeing the name of your grandfather. Our family is from Ohio > and around Fletcher. I imagine at some point we are connected. Eventually > someone will find the link. Ha > I will pass on your letter to my 2nd cousin who is doing the book. She will > know more than I. Thanks for writing. > Doris > > ______________________________ > Doris...I too have Kiser relatives from Fletcher, Ohio. My G-Aunt Carrie > John (Johns) married David or Daniel Kiser in Logan County, Ohio. After the > death of Mr. Kiser, Aunt Carrie married Frank Thompson, a widower, of near > Piqua, Ohio. Aunt Carrie died 1927. She was an older sister of my > Grandmother, Mary Esther (John) Cooper. David or Daniel Kiser is buried in > the (cant think of the name of the cemetery in Shelby County off of the top > of my head). They had two children: Pearl Denman and an older son. If this > is your line, I've more complete info. Tom Roll > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <DFenn76110@aol.com> > To: <KISER-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Saturday, July 06, 2002 3:53 PM > Subject: Re: [KISER-L] My Webshots Photos > > > > Hello Tammy: > > I dont remember seeing the name of your grandfather. Our family is from > Ohio > > and around Fletcher. I imagine at some point we are connected. > Eventually > > someone will find the link. Ha > > I will pass on your letter to my 2nd cousin who is doing the book. She > will > > know more than I. Thanks for writing. > > Doris > > > > > > ______________________________ > Hi Doris and All Kiser Families, Thank you for replying. I have hit a brick wall with my mom's Kiser family If any one has heard of these names can you please let me know. Roswell Libertis Kiser married Mertie Jane Wren. Roswell born in Bardwell KY then moved to Missouri. Roswell's father was Ethelbert Leslie Kiser married to Rebecca Lee Elsey they lived in Bardwell KY and are buried in the Elsey Cemetary in Bardwell KY.Ethelbert's father was John Milton Kiser from Coventon KY (No other information). Thank You for any help. Roswell is my mother's father. > > Thank You, > Tammy Davis > >

I'm sorry, Jim, but my Kiser ancestors were Ohio pioneers. DeniseC One Planet ~ One People :-----Original Message----- :From: 2thdr1@bellsouth.net [mailto:2thdr1@bellsouth.net] : :To all subscribers of Kiser-L :I've been subscribing to Kiser rootsweb in hopes of finding a connection :for my line which goes thru Pittsburgh. Three brothers Josiah C, David O :and William immigrated from Bedford County just prior to the Civil war. :David and Josiah were in the War and I have the military records from the :National Archives.