Hi Joan, it looks like I did put up Ache a while ago, but I'm not sure on what list. It should start. The Achey Family. Among the Norman soldiers who went with William the Conqueror to England in the year 1066, the Dooms-day-Book preserved several by the name Ache. Spelling; Ache, Achey, Acha, Achi, Achia, Achi, Acke, Ackie, Ackee, Aikey, Aggy, Auge, Oachy, Othey, Aoe, Achan, Achin, Aukey, Aucha, Auchy, Auchey, Aughe, Aughey and others. Henry Aughey as the name finally took a permanent form in Juniata County, was born in Tulpehocken twp., Jan 20, 1759, and was married to Elizabeth Shuey, d/o John, of W. Hanover, son of Daniel of Bethel, who came to PA in 1732. John Shuey had a son Conrad, called after his mother, a dau., of George Conrad of Heidelberg, who died in 1765. Caleb Graydon took up a tract of land he sold it to Conrad Shuey and he induced his brother-in-law, Henry Aughey to buy a farm in the same township; but just before he moved his wife died and was buried at Linglestown. A few years afterward he came back and married M. Magd. Felty and had one Samuel. Among the children of his 1st wife wee Elizabeth, wife of Daniel Hoover; Catharine, married Jacob Partner; Susanna, married Jacob Heckman, These husbands all came Dauphin Co. Heckman died in Centre; Hoover in Vanango, and he is blamed with having destroyed the Achey history. Another daughter, Mary M., married Abraham Guss, of a family of Chester County. Henry Ache lived in Heidelberg township, some 6 miles east of Lebanon. He must have been a brother to John Lewis, who signed himself as Hermanus, Latin form of Herman. Henry Ache of Heidelberg, died in 1786. His children seem to have been, Henry,by his first wife, and by the second wife Catharine, Samuel, and the followig under the age at the time of his death; Jacob, Elizabeth, George, Susanna, Thomas, John, Christian, Peter and Sophia. Henry died 1808. Samuel married Elizabeth Albright, d/o George of Heidelberg. Jacob was a Capt. in the War of 1812. Afterwards he went to New Orleans, and was never heard from again. John H. Achey, president of a bank, in Dayton, Ohi. John P. Achey, son of Peter also lived in Dayton. Thomas married ChristinaStickel of Shaefferstown, where he died in 1826. His children were; John of Oley, Christian, married___ Holder, Samuel, married Anna Egle, Catharine, Thomas, Henry married ____Ryder, and died in Phila, Peter,Charles married ___ Foltz of Lancaster where he died in 1838, Anthony drowned near Lancaster, Frederick of Baltimore, Lydia married __ Raber, of Lykens Valley, and Filbert died unmarried. Best Wishes, Geri