There are servaral jacob Loy . It seems they named a lot of Children after others in the family . and to they have been found to marry more then once. some place along in time . some became morman s in my lines . at least at the time of there death . there are servaral listed . in the book of stones by jacob merling holdgraft at fredrick maryland. cemetarys . not all left maryland. your Jacob LOyd more than likly fits in to one of them .I do have a lot of decent data. of mine down to present . If i Get around to Comparing my data I possibly may fine yours among it all in my note books Smiles light the day Marge Massey http://community.webtv.net/margemassey/Familytreeof http://community.webtv.net/margemassey/doc

My family just went into lower New jersey this weeken for a high school marching band competition. If you have never seen these they are very much into the arts and it is much like watching a string of good plays. Anyway, we passed through alot of areas where roadsigns read .Entering SOME township. In fact, where we were going to, the high school was named Middle Township, and is down near Wildwood, NJ. Well, several of the townships we passed through looked like open fields, and I remarked, where is the town. Because no sooner had we seen a sign for one township, than we ran across another sign less than a mile of the first one, that said, Entering SOME boro. My oldest son is a soplmore in college and informed me that, he understood what townships were in the olden days. He said that a group of people would form a township, mostly farmers, by subdividing the land into evenly divided lots. Each lot was the same size. I should say farmettes or whatever, as the lot sizes where not as we know them today, 1/4 to 3 acres, say. they were more like the size of a farm perhaps. But the idea was that the persons who owned the land pretty much had squared off or rectangular portions of land, instead of irregularly shaped parcels. And he thinks it was done this way to try to evenly divide the land between persons. The reason I wrote about this on this list is that many of the ancestors to the LOY family originated out of Pennsylvania, where I do know there are many townships as well. Thought it was an interesting note to pass along. By the way, in my earlier research on Loy's in PA I had learned that some Loys lived in the Cocalico township area. I believe it was John George Loy who lived in Frederick, MD by the mid 1750's time frame. Cocalico township is near Lebanon, PA, home of the famous Lebanon bologna. I learned about where this township was through my son's band travels in PA as well, and just plain old curiosity. My son's band has competed against bands from Cocalico township in Lebanon itself. In fact we are headed there next weekend, and I plan to do some sightseeing on the way to the competition. Well Lebanon, PA is locate in Lebanon County, PA. It is northwest of Philadelphia. and is also the neighboring county on the west side of Berks County, PA. I do know that Loy's have been found in Berks County in PA in the early 1800 census records.

Was someone looking for Loy in Scotland ?? I just ran into this and don't know if it will help or not www.a1tourism.com/uk/glenloyl.html Angela

<A HREF="http://www.geocities.com/cribbswh/surnames/">Click here: WebWide Surname Locator</A> http://www.geocities.com/cribbswh/surnames/ this is from another list it has Loy's on here Angela

hi bob cain! my gr-gr-gr grandfather was john loy, born @ sunbury,ohio. he married elizabeth harkrader 8/26/1820 and they later moved to pendleton indiana, where he died on 4/20/1859. he was born 4/27/1800. i have been to pendleton and there are quite a few loy's buried there. i, myself was born in montgomery county, as well as my father,grandfather,etc. john loy above was the only one who stayed in indiana inmy line. good luck------bobeloy@uswest.net John.Cramer@das.state.oh.us wrote: > Hi People > > Can anybody help Bob Cain? > > From: Cain Robert <b_j_cain@yahoo.com> > To: jcramer@gcfn.org > Subject: loy family > > I am looking for John Loy who was married to Jane > Noggle in 1833 Montgomery Co. They had two > daughters Susannah born 1836 and Matilda Jane > born 1838. Jane Noggle Loy may have died in > childbirth when Matilda was born. Matilda was > born in Indiana. John may have been the Uncle > to Green Berry Loy. John I think was born in > 1799 in Maryland and died may be in 1864. > Bob > e-mail b_j_cain@yahoo.com > > I do not think he is a member of this list yet. > > ===== > > Faith Stern said in some notes to me: > FAITHSTERN@aol.com > ... > (The 1850 Preble Co Census also lists a > Susan Loy living with the family who is the same age as > Jacob H Loy. Susan b 1835/1836 is probably one of two daughters of > John Loy who relinquished guardianship of his children in > favor of Jacob. The other girl, Matilda Jane, b 1839 is listed > by the Census in 1850, with Jacob Loy Jr.s sister > Mary Loy who married David Strader. > The two girls were heirs of Jacob Noggle.) > > ===== > > JohnW > JCramer-HillTopUSA jcramer@gcfn.org john.cramer@das.state.oh.us > Ohio Ancestors: CRAMER MARCHAL SCHMITT<SMITH>HIPPLE TRICK LOY > Web URL: http://jwcramer.freeyellow.com/ > Web URL: http://cacramer.freeyellow.com/ > Surf and EARN money http://www.alladvantage.com/go.asp?refid=BHB239 > and please use my membership ID (BHB 239) when asked for referral > "Genealogy without documentation is mythology." Maggie > > ==== LOY Mailing List ==== > *** Roxanne Munns, ListHostess *** > To subscribe to Digest Mode, please UNSUBSCRIBE from LOY-L and > send "Subscribe" to LOY-D-request@rootsweb.com > > ============================== > Visit ROOTS-L, the Internet's oldest and largest genealogical > mailing list: > http://www.rootsweb.com/roots-l/

Hi People Can anybody help Bob Cain? From: Cain Robert <b_j_cain@yahoo.com> To: jcramer@gcfn.org Subject: loy family I am looking for John Loy who was married to Jane Noggle in 1833 Montgomery Co. They had two daughters Susannah born 1836 and Matilda Jane born 1838. Jane Noggle Loy may have died in childbirth when Matilda was born. Matilda was born in Indiana. John may have been the Uncle to Green Berry Loy. John I think was born in 1799 in Maryland and died may be in 1864. Bob e-mail b_j_cain@yahoo.com I do not think he is a member of this list yet. ===== Faith Stern said in some notes to me: FAITHSTERN@aol.com ... (The 1850 Preble Co Census also lists a Susan Loy living with the family who is the same age as Jacob H Loy. Susan b 1835/1836 is probably one of two daughters of John Loy who relinquished guardianship of his children in favor of Jacob. The other girl, Matilda Jane, b 1839 is listed by the Census in 1850, with Jacob Loy Jr.s sister Mary Loy who married David Strader. The two girls were heirs of Jacob Noggle.) ===== JohnW JCramer-HillTopUSA jcramer@gcfn.org john.cramer@das.state.oh.us Ohio Ancestors: CRAMER MARCHAL SCHMITT<SMITH>HIPPLE TRICK LOY Web URL: http://jwcramer.freeyellow.com/ Web URL: http://cacramer.freeyellow.com/ Surf and EARN money http://www.alladvantage.com/go.asp?refid=BHB239 and please use my membership ID (BHB 239) when asked for referral "Genealogy without documentation is mythology." Maggie

Our area is Illinois, who came from TN and S.C.

Your local area is ? maybe Ohio? ===== JohnW john.cramer@das.state.oh.us JCramer-HillTopUSA jcramer@gcfn.org Ohio Ancestors: CRAMER MARCHAL SCHMITT<SMITH>HIPPLE TRICK LOY Web URL: http://jwcramer.freeyellow.com/ Web URL: http://cacramer.freeyellow.com/ Surf and EARN money http://www.alladvantage.com/go.asp?refid=BHB239 and please use my membership ID (BHB 239) when asked for referral "Genealogy without documentation is mythology." Maggie From: Kellyliz2@cs.com To: LOY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [LOY] Census Records in my local area These are some local census records that I have copied for everybody: 1860 Darke Co., Franklin Twp. Lay, David/fm 26mP /180 Elizabeth 22fO Md. in yr. Lay, John/ carp 54mG /150 Sarah 49fP Harwood, Darril/ fm 32mM Sharywood, Marg. G.24fP Williard/ b. Darke 8mO Edward D. " " 3mO 1860 Darke Co., York Twp. Lay, Zephaniah/ fm 19mO /100 Mary J. 21fO 1860 Darke Co., Wayne Twp. Ley, Joseph/ fm 23mO M. 21fO Louis 3/12mO 1860 Darke Co., Jackson Twp. Lay, Michael/ fm 32mO 1500/250 Abigal 36fO Isaac N. 11mO Mary E. 9fO Jacob H. 4mO Conrad M. 2mO Francis 14mO 1870 Darke Co., Jackson Twp. Loy, Michael-fm 43mO 1350/520 Abigal 47fO Isaac-lab 21mO Mary 19fO Jacob H. 14mO Conner 13mO Clara B. 6fO Ida J. 4fO 1880 Darke Co., Greenville Twp. Loy, Isaac/farmer 31 O/O/O Matilda/w 24 O/O/O Mary/d 4 O/O/O Viola/d 2 O/O/O 1880 Darke Co., Jackson Twp. Loy, Michael/farm 55 O/M/M Abagail/w 58 O/Ire/P Jacob H./s/farm 23 O/O/O Clara B./d 17 O/O/O Evans, Dora B./nie. 12 In/O/O 1880 Darke Co., Jackson Twp. Loy, Conrod 22 O/O/O Md. in Laura B. 19 O/O/O yr. 1880 Montgomery Co., Centerville, pg. 810 Loy, Joseph/farm 39 O/P/O Sarah C./w 28 O/V/V Frank/s 12 O/O/O Laura E./d 4 O/O/O Lymenia/d 2 O/O/O 1920 Summit Co., Akron Twp., pg. 1B Loy, Milan J./ salesman, real estate 33 O/O/O Rents his home. Mary O./w 30 O/O/O Mildred E./d 9 O/O/O Mary Jane/d 6 In/O/O Margaret/d 4 In/O/O Jordan, Alen E./ Sheet writer/Express Co. 19 b:IN Rents a room Wilbur H./Bill poster/Express Co. 18 b:IN Rents a room <end>

These are some local census records that I have copied for everybody: 1860 Darke Co., Franklin Twp. Lay, David/fm 26mP /180 Elizabeth 22fO Md. in yr. Lay, John/ carp 54mG /150 Sarah 49fP Harwood, Darril/ fm 32mM Sharywood, Marg. G.24fP Williard/ b. Darke 8mO Edward D. " " 3mO 1860 Darke Co., York Twp. Lay, Zephaniah/ fm 19mO /100 Mary J. 21fO 1860 Darke Co., Wayne Twp. Ley, Joseph/ fm 23mO M. 21fO Louis 3/12mO 1860 Darke Co., Jackson Twp. Lay, Michael/ fm 32mO 1500/250 Abigal 36fO Isaac N. 11mO Mary E. 9fO Jacob H. 4mO Conrad M. 2mO Francis 14mO 1870 Darke Co., Jackson Twp. Loy, Michael-fm 43mO 1350/520 Abigal 47fO Isaac-lab 21mO Mary 19fO Jacob H. 14mO Conner 13mO Clara B. 6fO Ida J. 4fO 1880 Darke Co., Greenville Twp. Loy, Isaac/farmer 31 O/O/O Matilda/w 24 O/O/O Mary/d 4 O/O/O Viola/d 2 O/O/O 1880 Darke Co., Jackson Twp. Loy, Michael/farm 55 O/M/M Abagail/w 58 O/Ire/P Jacob H./s/farm 23 O/O/O Clara B./d 17 O/O/O Evans, Dora B./nie. 12 In/O/O 1880 Darke Co., Jackson Twp. Loy, Conrod 22 O/O/O Md. in Laura B. 19 O/O/O yr. 1880 Montgomery Co., Centerville, pg. 810 Loy, Joseph/farm 39 O/P/O Sarah C./w 28 O/V/V Frank/s 12 O/O/O Laura E./d 4 O/O/O Lymenia/d 2 O/O/O 1920 Summit Co., Akron Twp., pg. 1B Loy, Milan J./ salesman, real estate 33 O/O/O Rents his home. Mary O./w 30 O/O/O Mildred E./d 9 O/O/O Mary Jane/d 6 In/O/O Margaret/d 4 In/O/O Jordan, Alen E./ Sheet writer/Express Co. 19 b:IN Rents a room Wilbur H./Bill poster/Express Co. 18 b:IN Rents a room

In a message dated 10/03/2000 12:00:15 AM Central Daylight Time, mos140942@hotmail.com writes: << HEY IM A LOY............DIDNT KNOW SO MANY OF THEM EXSISTED. IM A SOUTH AFRICAN LOY WITH MY FAMILY ORIGINATING IN THE UK. MY EMAIL ADDRESS IS FREEFEET@HOTMAIL.COM REGARDS MICHELE >> Welcome seems there are Loy's everywhere Angela

HEY IM A LOY............DIDNT KNOW SO MANY OF THEM EXSISTED. IM A SOUTH AFRICAN LOY WITH MY FAMILY ORIGINATING IN THE UK. MY EMAIL ADDRESS IS FREEFEET@HOTMAIL.COM REGARDS MICHELE

Larry and Dixie LOY wrote: (ldloy@roswell.net OR dixlee@myfamily.com) Angela, Thanks for the site information. We have been locating various information on our branch of Martin's family. We are verifying and getting documentation at this point. Your work and sharing is truly appreciated. DixLee and Larry Loy of NM ALoy106018@aol.com wrote: > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~lrnoah/NCOrange/stoner.htm > > This has some church records on some Loy's in N. C. > > Angela > > ==== LOY Mailing List ==== > *** Roxanne Munns, ListHostess *** > To unsubscribe, send "UNSUBSCRIBE" to LOY-L-request@rootsweb.com > > ============================== > Search over 64,000,000 records in the Social Security Death Index: > http://ssdi.rootsweb.com/

if you wish to check out more Loy's in Orang county N C look here at the archives <A HREF="http://searches2.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl">Click here: RootsWeb Mailing List Search: NCOrange</A> http://searches2.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl put this in the list name NCOrange-L Angela

http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~lrnoah/NCOrange/stoner.htm This has some church records on some Loy's in N. C. Angela

<A HREF="http://daddezio.com/records/vital/interment.html">Click here: Records Room: Cemetery Records Online</A> http://daddezio.com/records/vital/interment.html scroll down untill you find Cemetery Records Online Find your ancestor's burial records from cemeteries worldwide! Enter a Surname to search Angela

<A HREF="http://abish.ricks.edu/fhc/gbsearch.asp">Click here: Search Idaho Marriage Record Index</A> http://abish.ricks.edu/fhc/gbsearch.asp ANGELA FROM ANOTHER LIST If you have family in that area, you might wish to check this out -- it is really phenomenal. The search engine is exact spelling & more info regarding what is included is available by clicking on "About the Western States Marriage Records Index". Best of luck to all. Enjoy! Bonnie F. fava@home.com

Adam M. Loy to Mary E. Fry 3/20/1878 Joseph F. Loy to Mary Catherine Shry 10/6/1870 ( I believe this is my great grandfather and his first wife - I am descended from his second wife - Rebecca) Craven C. Loy to Rachael A. Riley 11/3/1870 Thomas J Loy to Mary I Trittipoe 12/2/1869 (my great grandfather's brother) John W. Loy to Jane E. Best 12/16/1869 George H. Loy to Henrietta Cordell 01/10/1867 (my great grandfather's brother) Adam F. Loy to Hannah A. Fry 3/21/1861 Hoper these help someone and me connect!

Marriages: Asa H Loy to Phoebe Ruble marriage date 1/5/1843 Andrew Loy to Mary Smith 8/24/1820 John Loy to Mary Marple 9/17/1821 Bond Book Conrad Loy William Loy to Susanna Brown 1/4/1838 Bond Book William Campbell S't Michael Loy to Thesby Anderson 12/27/1787 minister Christian Streit Conrad Loy to Catherine Hannon 12/29/1791 minister Christian Streit Peter Loy to Elizabeth Lewis 9/5/1807 minister William Hill George Loy to Una Martin 2/9/1817 minister Thomas Littleton Hope this can help someone.

Marge, just for your and anyone else's info, your link was a clickable one. I, too, was confused about links in email when I first got on the internet in 1997. As long as you type the URL starting with http:// (in other words, not editing it to begin with just www.) the email browser automatically makes it into a clickable link. No html needed, in other words. The only exception is if it's a long url and takes up more than one line: only the first line is clickable and a copy and paste of the URL in your browser is needed for accessing the site. Raquel, I'm glad you mentioned about those other Loys in Los Angeles. I'll be able to sort out who belongs to whom maybe. From the Rootsweb CA death records, there are lots of them here in Riverside County, even. Trouble is, I've looked for several obituaries in our Palm Springs paper and even the Riverside County Press Enterprise and neither paper has the five obituaries I've searched for. I assumed that everyone who died in a certain area had an obituary published, though it could have been published in another city. By the way, to get to the CA deaths, there is an easier URL to get to the site. (If you've noticed on the internet, some sites can be accessed in several ways.) The one I use is one Angela sent a while back: http://searches.rootsweb.com How simple to remember can you get? Oh, and I found out there are three ways to access my Loy site. One is the long url everyone should know. The other is http://clik.to/loyhistory Now I find there's another that my site provider has: http://members.fortunecity.com/loyhistory Take your pick. As the old saying goes, all roads lead to....the Complete Loy History Website. ;-) DRW

Marge we Arnt Gyspy But Close to It All the Ancesters moved a lot in search Of more land and greener Pasters for woodworth Just look up the surname on the Gen projects Smiles light the day Marge Massey http://community.webtv.net/margemassey/Familytreeof http://community.webtv.net/margemassey/doc