I am still looking for my great great grand parents! Still dont know their names! They had three kids. Jane Lemons bn in Nc. I am told. Dec 6, 1805 William Jason Lemons, Bn Dec 6, 1808 Marybe Lemons, Bn 1814-16 All three married Randleman kids wlemons@mail.orion.org

Probably not our lemon's but thought you'd might want to review. Nova A Lemons wrote: > > Here's my query: > > William LEMMONS (Sr.) was born c1781 or earlier and married Sarah "Sally" > COX in 1802. Sally's pension application stated that they were married > in Williamson Co., TN around July - August 1802, but I have not been able > to find this marriage record. > > Who were the parents of William LEMMONS? Anyone working on this surname > in Davidson Co. - Williamson Co. - Bedford Co. area of TN during 1790s to > 1830s? > > William was killed at the Battle of New Orleans on 23 December 1814, > leaving a widow with 5 known young children. I would like to hear from > descendants of these children: > 1) Nancy LEMMONS (c1802-1806 TN - 1840s TN), wife of William L. McKINLEY > 2) Mary LEMMONS (c1802-1806 or c1811-1812 TN), wife of Jesse BURR > 3) Jane / Fine LEMMONS (1807 Bedford Co., TN - 1881 Henderson Co., TN), > wife of Samuel STRATTON > 4) James B. LEMMONS (c1809 TN - 1860s Polk Co., AR), husband of Mary E. > CABLER > 5) William Alvin / Alvis LEMMONS (c1814 TN - 1856 Polk Co., AR), husband > of Marine GREEN > > Nancy died in Gibson Co. or Lauderdale Co., TN. I have not been able to > find anything on Mary or Jesse BURR. Jane lived and died in Henderson > Co., TN. James B. and William A. moved to Montgomery Co., AR then to > Polk Co., AR. > > Would appreciate any suggestions / input on William LEMMONS (Sr.) and his > possible parents. Check out my new homepage (URL listed below) for my > LEMONS line. > > Nova A. Lemons > > lemstar@juno.com > lemonade@mpsi.net (for attachments) > http://www.homestead.com/lemons/ -- Visit http://www.crosswordjackpot.com for free puzzle and enter the contest!

FYI I have a list of soldiers of the Company E, 1st. Regt. US Vol. Engineers which my grandfather, Samuel A. Lehman wrote as clerk. Undated but might help someone. He was in from June 1898 to Jan.1899, mustered out with milaria. Not many first initials but if this helps anyone I will look for names on it. JLDavidson

Can you post the names of Jacob's siblings? Do you know where he was from & any approximate years?

Still looking (and looking, and looking) for ANY information on ANDREAS LEHMANN and family, living in New York City by 1860. Andreas was married to Elizabeth (last name unknown, but I suspect she was wife #2) and had son Philipp, who was born around 1835 in "Grand Duchy of Hesse" according to his divorce papers from his wife, Sophia Hozl, in 1863. I believe that the family may have lived for a time in the Newark or Jersey City, New Jersey area. Lee Cognetta

In a message dated 98-09-04 12:32:22 EDT, you write: << Can you post the names of Jacob's siblings? Do you know where he was from & any approximate years? >> Sure...Jacob Layman was a descendent of John Layman who emigrated from Germany in 1616 and settled in what is now Lancaster Pa. Jacob served in the Revolutionary War (Philideplphia Co. Militia)...he then went to Seiver Co. Tn after the war. Married a french woman named Nancy. The siblings I have listed for him are George, Michael, Philip, and Nancy. Jacob and Nancy had 9 children. Michael (Iowa), John, Martha, George (b 1805), Nancy, Jacob (B 1810), Absolem (who spelled the last name Laymon), Ambrose (AK), and Preston. Jamie

I have quite a bit of information on my maternal grandmothers family... the Layman's from Missouri...I am looking to fill in some gaps and would be more than happy to share the information I do have if anyone is researching the same line... Edward Lewis Layman b Aug 1882 d 12 1946 married to Bertha Stewart and later Blanch Lue his parents were Columbus W. Layman b. Sept 1848 and Alta Zarah Bohannon Columbus' parents were George Layman b Nov. 1805 and Nancy Salvage George's parents were Jacob Layman and Nancy ? I do not have the parantage for Jacob but know the names of his four siblings..unfortunately I have a lot more information about other branches of the family than what I am currently researching...hopefully it can be of use to someone else, though. thanks. Jamie

I forget I even signed up on it. I was hoping it would have Lemonds on it.

I thought I would send my query again. I'm trying to locate any kind of information regarding my great grandfather. His name was Peter R. LEHMAN. He was born Sept. 9, 1861 somewhere in OHIO. Peter ran away from home when he was a teenager. It is said that he had 16 or 17 siblings. When he got older he worked for a railroad as a brakeman. He later moved to Missouri where he married Rosetta (Potts) Blake in 1900. This is all that is known of him. I have been searching for months and can't seem to find any information on him. His death certificate is unreadable so I can't even get the names of his parents. Thanks. Glenda J. Rose caesar70@ctnet.net

Here's my query: William LEMMONS (Sr.) was born c1781 or earlier and married Sarah "Sally" COX in 1802. Sally's pension application stated that they were married in Williamson Co., TN around July - August 1802, but I have not been able to find this marriage record. Who were the parents of William LEMMONS? Anyone working on this surname in Davidson Co. - Williamson Co. - Bedford Co. area of TN during 1790s to 1830s? William was killed at the Battle of New Orleans on 23 December 1814, leaving a widow with 5 known young children. I would like to hear from descendants of these children: 1) Nancy LEMMONS (c1802-1806 TN - 1840s TN), wife of William L. McKINLEY 2) Mary LEMMONS (c1802-1806 or c1811-1812 TN), wife of Jesse BURR 3) Jane / Fine LEMMONS (1807 Bedford Co., TN - 1881 Henderson Co., TN), wife of Samuel STRATTON 4) James B. LEMMONS (c1809 TN - 1860s Polk Co., AR), husband of Mary E. CABLER 5) William Alvin / Alvis LEMMONS (c1814 TN - 1856 Polk Co., AR), husband of Marine GREEN Nancy died in Gibson Co. or Lauderdale Co., TN. I have not been able to find anything on Mary or Jesse BURR. Jane lived and died in Henderson Co., TN. James B. and William A. moved to Montgomery Co., AR then to Polk Co., AR. Would appreciate any suggestions / input on William LEMMONS (Sr.) and his possible parents. Check out my new homepage (URL listed below) for my LEMONS line. Nova A. Lemons lemstar@juno.com lemonade@mpsi.net (for attachments) http://www.homestead.com/lemons/

Does anyone have the Family Tree Maker International Marriages CD? It has info on it regarding the marriage of Urs Victor Lehmann. I would be most appreciative if some kind soul would look up that info and send it on to me. Urs was a brick and stone mason who emigrated with his wife and children from the Bern area of Switzerland to Fulton, Missouri, in 1882. My wife is his great grandaughter. He evidently had a brother, Urs Joseph Lehmann, who settled in Wisconsin. Thank you. Kevin Thompson katatty@socket.net

Good question, Fred. I've been so busy with my other lists that I didn't notice this one was so inactive. My query follows. Chuck ---------- > From: Fred Davidson <jalfred@discover.earthlink.net> > To: LEHMAN-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: dead? > Date: Thursday, September 03, 1998 6:02 PM > > Is this list dead? I have seen no traffic on it. J. Lehman Davidson >

At 09:02 PM 9/3/98 -0400, Fred Davidson wrote: >Is this list dead? I have seen no traffic on it. J. Lehman Davidson > > It's really not dead...just sleeping! Things have been pretty quiet. I haven't posted my info lately because I have been stuck at the same place for so long that I wanted something new to report and I don't have it yet. Why not post your line. Perhaps someone is out there who will connect. It's worth a try. Mailto:alemons@mindspring.com http://alemons.home.mindspring.com/family.html

Is this list dead? I have seen no traffic on it. J. Lehman Davidson

The list is still alive, though in need of CPR. I am still looking for information on the wife of Isaac Lehman, Eve Ann HAY. They were in Miami County, In. in the 1850 census. Mary

Hi, Don't know if there might be a connection; I have LEEMON/LEEMAN/LEAMAN/LAYMON and possibly LEMONDS from NC to TN to AL. They started out in Granville/Franklin/Nash Counties & began migrating. May or may not have been in Rockingham County. There were LOTS of them and they didn't pass down a wonderful family Bible explaining their relationships :) We have a JUDAH STONE that married JOSEPH LEEMAN--JUDAH was reportedly from Henry Co. TN--this is unusual for me in that we've found no other link to Henry County. We had a ROBERT LEEMON recently crop up from circa 1810-30 and we have an ELLENDER (female) in our line. I *think* there was a George Martin too--IF I'm not mistaken (sometimes I get genealogy overdose hunting these people). Do you have any: STONE, PATTERSON, MERRITT, RANSOM, OSBURN/OSBORN connections? My line intermarried with these families frequently. Let me know what you think. Valerie valerie.wood@ssa.gov ______________________________ Reply Separator _________________________________ Subject: MARTIN's and LEMOND's in Lousiana ca. 1834??? Author: <LEHMAN-L@rootsweb.com> at ##Internet Date: 08/26/1998 11:04 AM Just out of curiosity, has anyone researched Martin's and/or Lemonds' in Louisiana near the date of 1834? I have 2 sisters. Ellenor Martin and Rachel Martin that were both married to Lemonds (brothers or cousins), Robert and Thomas, respectively, and both families had a child born 1834/1835 in Lousiana, but in the 1830 Census and the 1840 census, Ellenor and her husband were in Henry County, Tn with no children born yet, but there was another adult man living with them which may have been Rachel's future husband, Thomas. However, I have never found their marriage records. I do know these families originate in ROCKINGHAM CO, NC

Just out of curiosity, has anyone researched Martin's and/or Lemonds' in Louisiana near the date of 1834? I have 2 sisters. Ellenor Martin and Rachel Martin that were both married to Lemonds (brothers or cousins), Robert and Thomas, respectively, and both families had a child born 1834/1835 in Lousiana, but in the 1830 Census and the 1840 census, Ellenor and her husband were in Henry County, Tn with no children born yet, but there was another adult man living with them which may have been Rachel's future husband, Thomas. However, I have never found their marriage records. I do know these families originate in ROCKINGHAM CO, NC

Marc, I don't have anything on a Jacob LEHMAN, but wondered if you had info on any other LEHMAN? My earliest descendant: William Lehman was born in Cumberland Co., Pa. Nov. 1, 1787. William died June 25, 1846 at 58 years of age. His body was interred in Frankford, Pa., Brick Church. He married Elizabeth ??. Elizabeth was born 1799. Elizabeth died Sept. 12, 1892 in Westpennsboro Twp., Pa.. Her body was interred in Cumberland Co., Frankford, Pa., Brick Church. They had at least 2 children, George W. and Elizabeth, who married John STONER in Cumberland Co., Pa. Cathy Orrick Luders > > > > > Hi all--I am seking info on this man: > > Jacob LEHMAN b 1744 > m Martha PENNYBACKER > res N Dauphin Co, PA > > Thanks--Marc > > Daup/LancCo:BRINE/BRIEN, HAMMA ,HAUTSCH, LEHMAN > PETERS, RUDY, SWARTZ, TR(A)(O)V)INGER, WOR(T)(K)MAN > N'land Co:DUNKERT, MCCLOUD, UnionCo:CULP/KOLB > YorkCo:GIPE/GEIB), HAMM, HENSEL, RAYMOND/REIMON > SchuylCo:GOODMAN/GUTEMAN/GUTHMAN > > _____________________________________________________________________ > You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. > Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com > Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Hi everyone, I am looking for Michael Lehman and his wife Miss Lentz children were William born 1844 married mary Loise Baker Robert born 1846 Sarah born 1848( I believe her husband was Charles Zoller,5/24.1874) Barbara born 1851 Michael born 1853 Samuel L. Jr born 1856 Allen T born 1858 John L born 1860 I have some info on them but not enough. I have William's pension files .There is also a family bible somewhere. any info would be greatly appreciated. As far as I know they were in Lycoming County pa and steuben County NY. Let me know if any sounds familiar. thanks sue buzzard smbuzz@banet.net

I am working on a grandparents book for my father for his 55th birhtday. It will have a simple tree and a biographical sketch of each grandparent. His birthday is August 20. I have a week of vacation before then, but I have 155 grandparents. I think I am going to need some help. All I need is a short paragraph on your favorite grandmother or father that we share. I have some photo's but would like more. Copies of photos would be great. I'll credit you for the information & put your address in the back if you wish. I'll also send a copy of the book to you. I'll be posting updates on my web page daily. The address is : http://members.aol.com/edo7766/gparent.html Juanita Helmig Schuster http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/edoedo/ /^/^ Austin, Banks, Barker, Boyce, Boyden, Boyse, Burress, Campbell ( *.*) Christian, Daniels, Favier, Foster, Green, Grittins, Huot, Lacy ( ~ | Lemmons, Mantle, Matthews, Middlebrook,Morton, Plunkett,Rhoades C(____:_) Rousell, Scrimpture, Scriven, Shockley, Terrill, Willis, Young