In a message dated 01/10/2000 6:52:28 PM Eastern Standard Time, SHodges782@aol.com writes: << It has been a while since I have posted this brick wall. I am trying to find information on Cyrus W. Knapp. He was married to Hannah Conklin and they had a son, Samuel, born in 1856 in NY. He apparently was born in MA and died sometime before 1859 as she remarried Gilbert Smith in 1859-60. I would appreciate any information. thanks. >> I would recommend that you contact Orange Co Genealogical Society, 109 Main St., Goshen NY 10924. The Conkin/Conkling family in Orange County was HUGE. I bet you can find your kin there. :)mary

Thats right! I am doing research right now on My Dupre line in France....The kicker is that there is Napps LIKE CRAZY in France....the last place I expected to see them but they are there if anyones interested Ill let you know where I have been finding them...Actually a place called Saint Fargeau Yonne France. Candice Allbee __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com

the state is michigan KNAPP-L@rootsweb.com wrote: > What State? > ----- Original Message ----- > From: paul palumbo <palumbo@ecr.net> > To: <KNAPP-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2000 6:24 PM > Subject: [KNAPP] knapp > > > looking for more information on the knapp that lived in lenawee co. i > > have ebenezer knapp born oct. 31 1802 his father is peter knapp born > > july 26 1766 looking for information peter children and he married > > priscilla owens there children are refus, amos, betsey, peter, nancy, > > randall, george. On ebenzer knapp children i have two of them bronson > > born 1830 and chancey knapp born 1835 ebenzer married hannah kimball if > > you are a relative of these knapp please contact me > > > > thanks paul > > > > > > > >

What State? ----- Original Message ----- From: paul palumbo <palumbo@ecr.net> To: <KNAPP-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2000 6:24 PM Subject: [KNAPP] knapp > looking for more information on the knapp that lived in lenawee co. i > have ebenezer knapp born oct. 31 1802 his father is peter knapp born > july 26 1766 looking for information peter children and he married > priscilla owens there children are refus, amos, betsey, peter, nancy, > randall, george. On ebenzer knapp children i have two of them bronson > born 1830 and chancey knapp born 1835 ebenzer married hannah kimball if > you are a relative of these knapp please contact me > > thanks paul > > > >

looking for more information on the knapp that lived in lenawee co. i have ebenezer knapp born oct. 31 1802 his father is peter knapp born july 26 1766 looking for information peter children and he married priscilla owens there children are refus, amos, betsey, peter, nancy, randall, george. On ebenzer knapp children i have two of them bronson born 1830 and chancey knapp born 1835 ebenzer married hannah kimball if you are a relative of these knapp please contact me thanks paul

----- Original Message ----- From: Hancock's To: knap-l@rootsweb.com Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2000 4:16 PM Subject: Fw: Hassidiah KNAPP abt 1788-1841 Lets try this again? Kim Hancock ----- Original Message ----- From: Hancock's To: knapp-l@rootsweb.com Sent: Sunday, January 09, 2000 12:58 PM Subject: Fw: Hassidiah KNAPP abt 1788-1841 ----- Original Message ----- From: Hancock's To: KNAPP-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Saturday, January 01, 2000 11:16 PM Subject: Hassidiah KNAPP abt 1788-1841 Looking for any information on: Hassidiah KNAPP born abt 1788 possibly Mass., died 2-27-1841 Montgomery Co. IN married Daniel WHITE born abt 1784 possibly MASS., died 8-7-1847 Montgomery Co. IN. Probably married somewhere in Mass. Known children: George WHITE b. 5-18-1813 Mass. married Martha UTTERBACK Lois WHITE b. 1-12-1826 Indiana married Harmon UTTERBACK Lois WHITE death certificate has fathers name as Daniel WHITE and mothers name as NAPP. There is a Daniel & Hassidiah WHITE buried in the same old cemetery along with Martha WHITE (George WHITE's wife). They are the only three WHITE's buried there. This is just a guess that NAPP is in fact KNAPP and Daniel & Hassidiah WHITE are in fact the parents of LOIS WHITE. Anybody have a Hassidiah KNAPP? Still Searching, Roger & Kim Hancock

Hi, I was wondering if anyone might have information on Henry J. Knapp? I found his picture in a photo album, with information on the back. It only had his name. On the front was where it was taken, but had been cut off so it would fit in the album. My grandmother usually said if it was an Uncle or some relation, but not this time. I am wondering if he might be related to my Edward H. Knapp from New York and Homer, Michigan. I would appreciate any help. Sincerely, Lynn Crowder

I have no idea but I think not kim

Has this been posted before? Knapp Bible Records 1792- 1970 and paper clippings. donated by Mrs. Wm. Lawson, E. Lansing, MI Knapp family moved from NY toOakland,MI. Includes desc to 1970. Names: Knapp, Aldrich,Vaughn,Downer, Erwin. Family History Library film #1036364, Item 6 dated 1974 Hope this helps some MI folk. Priscilla gijoeww2@plateautel.net

I just read your note and thought I would throw something in here. My grandfather, Josef Schindler's first wife was Teresia Knapp/Knepp, whom census records represent as Austrian. My grandfather claimed at times to be Bohemian or German. He and Teresia were married in St. Joseph, Missouri, which as you may be aware was a debarcation point for European immigrant arriving at the port of New Orleans. I was able to locate a large number of Knapp/Knepps in the Austrian/German groups in St. Joseph as well as Nebraska City in the 1870-1890 period. If that is of any assistance please keep an eye out for my Grandfather and Teresia. -----Original Message----- From: LDSMommy@aol.com [mailto:LDSMommy@aol.com] Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2000 12:49 PM To: KNAPP-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [KNAPP] Johann Adam Knapp b.1728 Germany Kim, I would be interested to see what you have on this line. I doubt very much that I descend from the English line of Knapps. My mother's maiden name is Knapp and her people have been in Minnesota for over 100 years, as far as we know, so I'm interested in anything pertaining to the German Knapps. Right now, the Knapp line is one of my 'brick walls'. Thanks in advance, Heidi Page LDSMommy@aol.com

In a message dated 1/12/00 4:48:12 PM Eastern Standard Time, threeb45@gateway.net writes: > Ellen Knapp ( now I'm wondering if it could be Elizabeth) who married a > Jacob Zimmerman in roughly 1845-46. By 1850 she was a widow and went to > Carter Co. Ky. This is the only one I have, are you on the Knapp list? maybe someone knows more Descendants of Joshua Knapp 1 Joshua Knapp b: 1792-1793 in Greenbrier Co., VA d: 1865 in Kentucky . +Phoebe McDaniel b: Abt. 1795 in Kentucky m: 16 September 1817 in Greenbrier Co., VA d: 1863 in Kentucky Father: Mother: .... 2 Ellen Knapp b: in Virginia ........ +Kincaid/Burner Father: Mother: .... 2 Allen Knapp b: 1817 in Virginia .... 2 Gamaliel Knapp b: 14 November 1819 in Lewisburg, Greenbrier Co., VA .... 2 Elizabeth Knapp b: 1822 in Virginia .... 2 Charles Knapp b: 1822 in Virginia .... 2 Susan S Knapp b: 1831 in Virginia Sandy in Florida

In a message dated 01/12/2000 3:13:29 PM Central Standard Time, gijoeww2@plateautel.net writes: << Has this been posted before? Knapp Bible Records 1792- 1970 and paper clippings. donated by Mrs. Wm. Lawson, E. Lansing, MI Knapp family moved from NY toOakland,MI. Includes desc to 1970. Names: Knapp, Aldrich,Vaughn,Downer, Erwin. Family History Library film #1036364, Item 6 dated 1974 Hope this helps some MI folk. Priscilla gijoeww2@plateautel.net >> Hi Priscilla, That's exciting news! Thank you for sharing it. Have you looked at this microfilm? This is my line: Catherine Knapp, daughter of Jonathan and (possibly) Elizabeth (Field?) Knapp, was b. circa 1745, probably in Orange Co., NY and d. 30 Apr 1828 in Palmyra, NY. Catherine m. Joseph Todd, Sr., circa 1764, probably in Orange Co., NY. They were parents of ten children. Their oldest child was Joseph Todd, Jr., who along with his son-in-law, Orrison Allen, were the VERY FIRST settlers of Oakland Co., MI. I've been trying to determine if other Knapp relatives followed this Todd family into Oakland Co., MI. I've had some problems trying to figure out Catherine Knapp's parents' family. The published records have not been at all clear on Jonathan Knapp or his family and the original records for this time period seem to be very scarce. Finding a Bible with this Knapp family information in it would be WONDERFUL. Any suggestions? Sincerely, Terri Mulliken Allen

Kim, I would be interested to see what you have on this line. I doubt very much that I descend from the English line of Knapps. My mother's maiden name is Knapp and her people have been in Minnesota for over 100 years, as far as we know, so I'm interested in anything pertaining to the German Knapps. Right now, the Knapp line is one of my 'brick walls'. Thanks in advance, Heidi Page LDSMommy@aol.com

Kim, was this line in Maryland in the mid to late 1700's? Ellen Kmillersrus@aol.com wrote: > Hi this line of Knapp settled around St. Wendell Indiana also some broke off > and went to Minnesota. Rumor has it they might of stopped off in Pa. I would > be glad to send you whatever I have on this line. > kim -- Picard Pines mailto:m-e-picard@plix.com http://www.plix.com/~users/m-e-picard http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/p/i/c/Ellen-J-Picard (updated 10/99) http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~picard/Index.html (Picard Surnames 01/00)

Hi this line of Knapp settled around St. Wendell Indiana also some broke off and went to Minnesota. Rumor has it they might of stopped off in Pa. I would be glad to send you whatever I have on this line. kim

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Pat you always come to my rescue. Thanks once again for your help.Melody Campagna http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/c/a/m/Melody-A-Campagna/ ----- Original Message ----- From: Patricia Knapp <pat.knapp@sympatico.ca> To: <KNAPP-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, January 10, 2000 12:45 PM Subject: Re: [KNAPP] Re:Barnabas Knapp > Have Barnabas Knapp born 1859 mar: Georgina Read d:1940 Smith Falls ON > He was a descendant of Joseph Knapp UEL and his son Barnabas Knapp. > Joseph Knapp came from Albany NY after the Rev. War he was a Loyalist and > received land in ON. No connection has been found farther back than that. > Joseph was said to be born in England in ca 1743 and came to the States. > Around 1783 he came to Canada. It is said the he is related to one of the NE > lines but nothing there again so far. His second wife as Elizabeth Nettleton. > Patricia > > Melody Campagna wrote: > > > Was wondering if anyone has run across this fellow in their hunt for their own Knapp's > > Barnabas Knapp was born 1860, Merrickville ON, m: 1895, Merrickville ON, Georgina Read, d: 1940, Smiths Falls ON.We are looking for any additional family he might have had. sorry this is all I have to go on at this time. > > > > Melody Campagna > > > > http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/c/a/m/Melody-A-Campagna/ > > -- > Patricia Ann Cattanach Knapp <Pat.knapp@sympatico.ca> > Mississauga, ON Canada [also Foy, Singer and Johnston] > >

Duncan, the physical description of these Knapps is the same as what the Union Army Roster says of my Jerome Knapp, VT to IL d. Shiloh. Pretty well describes the rest of us too. Tall, hazel eyes fair complection, which is likely why we have so much skin cancer.

Hi Kristin, Thanks for your rely and suggestions, I will certainly try to Robert and also William to see if I can find anything. I also have a photo with the name written on the back Henry J.Knapp do you by any chance have something on him? I have no idea where the picture was taken. Again Thanks, Lynn