Here's my Woodford Co Ky names. Don't have much on any but Garnett and Shipp but am willing to share all I do have! GARNETT SHIPP BURBAGE (BURBRIGE, BURBRIDGE) BROWN GRIMES GUERNSEY TAYLOR BROOKING On all but the first two names I mostly have just one spouse (all married into the Garnett family) and in some cases a date of marriage and place of marriage. Not much else tho. Thanks Janis
These are mainly in CArroll County with some branching out into Henry Co and Trimble Co and a few going across the Ohio River into Jefferson Co. IN TAYLOR PORTER JAMES JENKINS BISHOP CRAFTON DUNN DENTON SULLINGER (SULLENGER) DAVIS WILEY WEBB PATRICK LEEVER DOLMAN ELLIS The last 4 were #'s 1 thru 4 husbands of one lady. Don't have a whole lot on these but I'm definately willing to share!! janis
I am looking for the surname Rowell~~from Indian Territory Ok., and Alabama Michelle@usaonline.net Please visit my Websites www.geocities.com/Petsburgh/Park/2447/ http://www.geocities.com/Petsburgh/Park/2447/stanton.html
I'm searching for these names mainly in and around Monroe County MO: GARNETT RILEY GOODNIGHT FOREAKER (and all other spellings of it!) NOEL ELLSBERRY (and spelling variations) MCKINNEY GRITTON SCRIVENOR EVANS BOWNE EARSOM Most of these were in Monroe county with some going into Audrain and Boone Co MO. Janis
Searching for: CARPENTER OLIVER WILLIAMS BROWNING ZUMWALT MOSIER HOUCHINS CARVER GROOM WOOD OLDHAM BAILEY STARKEY HOGUE HAWKINS SHY All of these were in Pike Co MO from at least 1830 (Oliver and CArpenter) to present!
Looking for information on Loretta SULLIVAN m James WEISS in Taylor 1906. Loretta's parents Patrick SULLIVAN and Ellen CUMMINGS SULLIVAN lived in Taylor. James WEISS was born in White Haven, PA. They were married in Church of the Immaculate Conception with James CANNON and Catherine SULLIVAN as witnesses. James and Loretta had daughter Helen WEISS b 1909 in Taylor. Her Godparents were Patrick MALONEY and Helen SULLIVAN. Possible Loretta SULLIVAN WEISS, James WEISS and dau Helen WEISS moved to Homestead, PA near Pittsburgh, PA after 1910. Thank you for your assistance. Walton J. Sullivan at wsullivw@aol.com
I am searching for any information on my g-grandparents Albert HUGHES & Lillian GRAY. Albert's first name was Charles and I was told he was born around Buffalo, NY approx. 1885. His parents names were Charles HUGHES and Amelia SCHMITZ. Albert died in Cleveland, Ohio in 1951 and is buried in the Holy Cross Cemetery. Lillian GRAY was from around the Columbus, Ohio area or Madison Co. She was born approx. 1885 and her parents were William GRAY and Lydia TILLMAN. Lillian also died in Cleveland in 1952 and is buried in the Holy Cross Cemetery. Albert and Lillian had 8 children but I only know of 4. Richard b. 1905, Anthony b. 1909, Amelia b.1914 and Gertrude b. 1919. Albert & Lillian seemed to move around a lot. Between 1905 & 1915 they probably lived in Cleveland, Ohio and were back there again in the late 1940's. They also lived in Buffalo, NY around 1918-1920 and sometime during the 1940's lived in Baltimore, Maryland. Albert's occupation was sometimes a landscaper and sometimes a janitor. 2 of their children, Richard & Amelia, were born in Cleveland. Gertrude was born in Buffalo. Anthony's death certificate says he was born in New York. Anthony HUGHES died in Rochester, NY in 1986. I have had a very hard time with this family. If anyone has any information on them please let me know. Thanks. Jean
Looking for information on HOPKINS-SULLIVAN family. Mary SULLIVAN b circa 1880 m Edward HOPKINS in Taylor, PA. Their children James b 1904 Godparents Patrick HOPKINS and Delia SULLIVAN; Mary b 1905 Godparents Michael SULLIVAN and Nora HOPKINS; Irene b 1907 and Elizabeth b 1914. Irene HOPKINS m Herman SCHOEN 1936 in Scranton, they were living on W. Market St.; Elizabeth HOPKINS m Anthony MC GRAW they were living at Mineral Ave and Railroad Ave Scranton. SULLIVAN, HOPKINS, SCHOEN, MC GRAW Thank you for ur help and assistance. Walton J. Sullivan at wsullivw@aol.com
Looking for information on Mitchell SULLIVAN family in Old Forge, Taylor, Scranton areas. Mitchell SULLIVAN was born in Ireland circa 1830 he was a miner married to Margaret?????. In 1880 they were living in Old Forge, PA with their children John b 1869, Bridget b 1872, Mary b 1873, Patrick b 1876, James b 1878. In 1900 Margaret was a widow living in Taylor, PA. Bridget SULLIVAN m Patrick Mc GRAW sometimes written as Patrick Mc GRATH in 1906 in Taylor. Patrick MC GRATH/MC GRAW was a merchant living in Taylor. Bridget SULLIVAN and Patrick MC GRATH Mc GRAW had a daughter Helen b 1909 in Taylor, PA. Helen MC GRAW was baptized in the Church of the Immaculate Conception Taylor; Godparents were George FRY and Mary CUMMINGS. Helen Mc GRAW m Harry NIEMAN in 1931 in Taylor; Harry's parents were Harry NIEMAN and Ida SAVALE. Helen MC GRATH NIEMAN and Harry NIEMAN had a son Harry NIEMAN b 1932 in Taylor, PA. SULLIVAN, MC GRATH, MC GRAW, NIEMAN, SAVALE in Old Forge, Taylor, Scranton area. Thank you for your assistance Walton J. Sullivan at wsullivw@aol.com
Looking for information on Patrick JOYCE m Margaret SULLIVAN in 1899 in Taylor, PA. Witnesses were John CONNELLY and Mary CONNELLY. Margaret SULLIVAN and Patrick JOYCE had dau Veronica JOYCE b 1900 in Taylor; baptized in the Church of the Immaculate Conception Godparents Andrew SULLIVAN (my grandfather) and Veronica JOYCE. Thank you. Walton J. Sullivan at wsullivw@aol.com
Good morning! I am doing pretty well with my Mallory's and Ethington's and am waiting for more information on its way thru the postal service. My quest brings me to my Grandfathers Aunt. Lillie MALLORY or ETHINGTON b. 3-5-1881 d 4-25-1972 married: Edward COOPER b. 7-13-1875 d, 2-7-1972 Last known residence, Rocky Ford, Otero County, Colorada. My question is whether she was Laban Washington MALLORY, sister, or Olive ETHINGTON, both of Allen, Lyon County, Kansas, sister. Anyone know? Thank you, Marie ô¿ô Looking under every Rock!!
Looking for information on John SULLIVAN b Ireland m Catherine MC CARTHY had son Timothy J. SULLIVAN b 1870 Wales d 1921 Taylor, PA.. Timothy m Honnorah (Nora) CONNOLLY 1900 in Taylor. Honnorah b 1869 d 1921 was dau of Peter CONNOLLY and Mary CLEARY. Timothy a miner lived at Grove St. in Taylor. He died in a mining accident. Timothy SULLIVAN and Nora CONNOLLY son William b 1901 in Taylor. Honnorah had at least one brother Richard CONNOLLY who was named guardian of William SULLIVAN after Timothy died in 1921. Timothy and Nora are interred in St. Joseph's Cemetery Minooka, PA. Thank you for your assistance. Walton J. Sullivan at wsullivw@aol.com
Looking for information on Michael SULLIVAN b in Ireland m Margaret DISKIN in Old Forge, PA in 1860s. Son Patrick SULLIVAN m Nora WOODBRIGE 1923 in Scranton. Nora WOODBRIDGE parents Clarence WOODBRIDGE and Delia O'MALLEY both born in Ireland. Daughter Mary SULLIVAN b 1879 in Taylor, PA m John M. BOLD son of Martin BOLD and Louise LAURENCE. Children of Mary SULLIVAN and John BOLD Mary b 1899, Margaret b 1906, Loretta b 1909, John P. b 1910, Lawrence b 1911 and Anna b 1913. Lawrence BOLD m Mary RAFFERTY dau of Daniel RAFFERTY and Theresa CLARK. Son Laurence BOLD m Sally HILDEBRAND 1961 in St. Ann's Basilica, Taylor, PA. SULLIVAN, DISKIN, WOODBRIDGE, O'MALLEY, BOLD, LAURENCE, RAFFERTY, CLARK families in and around Old Forge, Taylor and Scranton, PA. Families lived at 119 Harrison Ave, Old Forge; 1021 S. Ninth St. Scranton; 239 Keyser Ave, Old Forge; and were members of the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Taylor, PA. Thank you for your help and assistance. Walton J. Sullivan at wsullivw@aol.com
The first and third(the new one for the Ohio and Wabash country) regiments were from Randolph County, the second was from St Clair county, the officers of which appear to have been as follows: First Regiment Consisting of two battalions Colonel Michael Jones, who was subsequently removed, and Thomas Levin was made lieutenant colonel commanding Majors, Thomas Levans (or Levin ) , James Hughes, Isaac White and Pierre LaCont ( or LeCompte) Adjutants, David Anderson and Elihu Mather Quarter master, Ezra Owens Provost marshal , John McFerron Judge advocate, James Finney Fife major, Benjamin Fort Captain, Stace McDounough, Robert Gaston, Philip Trammel, James Ford, Hamlet Ferguson, William Simpson, John Beard (who resigned). Philip fouke, William Alexander, Pierre LeCompte, Absalom Cox, Otho Lewis( who resigned), John Lacey(who resigned), Owen Eavans, William Boone, Jacob Fisher, John Cochran( who resigned) Jesse Griggs, Clement Drury ( who resigned), Samuel Levering , Philip Fouke removed, Philip Fouke reappointed, Ajalon Dillingham, William C Greenup, vice Levering, deceased, Henry Lewis, vice Fouke moved away, Gabriel Duscher and John Cockran (spelled Cochran above) Lieutenants Jacob Fisher, Thomas Roberta, Jesse Griggs, Clement Drury, Isaiah Levans, William McBride, Nicholas H Stephenson, John HIbbins, Francis Wheatly, Samuel Levering, William Everett, George Stoele, Bazil Levens, Antoine, Lonvier, William C Greenup, Samuel Levering promoted, John Thomas, Philip Rochblave, vice Greenup promoted, Henry Connor, Elias Bancroft, Antoine Blay Jr, Antoine Blay Sr, and Hypolite Menard. Ensigns Thomas Wanley, John Hill, Antoine Louvier, William Everett, antoine Danis, John Pillars, George Steels, Dickinson Garrett, John Murphy, James Smith, James Gill, Joseph Z Wamsatt, James Lee, Henry Clendennen, Philip Rochblave, Samuel Vermillion (who resigned) Adam Woolwrick, William Worley, Thomas V Swearingen, Jacob Bowerman, Otho Lewis, and Henri Rochblave Quartermasters sergeant, Clement C Conway The terms used in this section are exactly as they appear in the book. I don't understand what some of the terms mean and no definitions are given. Hope someone else can give us a definition. More to follow Jaime
More from the Historical Society of Illinois 1904 " The following list contains the names of all officers of the milita appointed from Governor Edwards' induction into office to the close of the war and the subsequent disturbances, until the treaty of 1815 at Portage des Sioux, after which the territory relapsed into tranquility. May 7 Andrew Barbeau captain, and Pierre LeCompte, lieutenant, for Randolph County May 17, Michael Jones, adjutant of regiment of Randolph County, and Antoine LaChance, ensign June 23 a new battalion of militia havin been formed in that part of Randolph County lying on the Ohio river, Governor Edwards directed the commanding offiers of companies therein to hold elections for the purpose of electing captains and for the recommendation of a major. Governor Edwards having returned to assume the duties of his office, and learning that some of the officers of the militia were in many ways unworthy the commands to which action Governor Pope had appointed them, it was resolved to call an election where by the men could select officers whose names were to be submitted to the Governor for appointment. This general order was issued on July 4, and from the immediate and continued appointments to office in the militia, it is to be presumed the elections were duly held. Of course Governor Edwards was Commander-In-Chief. His different aides were NIcholas Jarrot, William Rector, William Mears and Shadrach Bond, Jr Brigadier General William Rector The general's aides, John H Robinson and David Anderson Brigade inspector, Benjamin Stephenson Adjutant general Elias Rector and Robert Morrison His aide Thomas T Crittenden More to follow
I recently bought a book published by the Illinois Historical Society in 1904. One of the treasures I found in this book was a list of the units that were formed in Illinois during the War of 1812. I know that many people are looking for this kind of information so I wanted to share it. There is a lot of information in this book, so I will post it in parts. Here is part one Jaime JLeeV196@aol.com May 1 1809 Abram Clark was appointed captain of a malitia company in St Clair County. The following appointments followed May 2, William Whiteside, major , William B Whiteside, captain, May 3 Elias Rector, adjutant general, Shadrach Bond, Jr lieutenant colonel commanding, John Moredock, major, Elihu Mather, adjutant of the St Clair regiment, Jean Beauleau, Etienne Pincenneau, John Scott, James Moore, William Preuitt , Francois Racine, henry Munroe Fisher, James Stockton and Franklin Jarvis, captains, George Dement, Joseph Manegle, George Atchison, Enoch Moore, first of a calvalry company, Jacob Ogle, second of a cavalry company, John Teaters, Pierre Lizje, Samuel Kinney, Samuel Judy and Isaac Ferguson, lieutenants, and William Blair, Henry Mace, cornet of a calvary company, William Scott, Jr, Baptiste Saucier, Francios Dernette and Harry Cook, ensigns of the St Clair County regiment. May 4 Michael Brisbois, lieutenant, and John Maric, cardinal ensigh of a company at Prairie du Chien May 5 David Anderson, captain of a company in Randolph County May 6 Pierre Menard, lieutenant colonel commandant, Robert Robinson,major, Giles Hull, Thomas Leavens and Antoine La Chappelle, captains, John Worley, Absalom Cox, William Goings, Jesse Griggs and James Hughes, lieutenants, and Daniel Hull , William McBride and Benjamin Vermillion Jr, ensigns, all for Randolph County. End of this part, more to follow
CAN anyone Help me, I am searching for Claudia Massagie or Massagee Born 1889 Died 1911 . Buired Hollywood Cemetery, Gastonia. She was the wife of Arthur Rollin Fite .Any infro About her & Family Will b000e greatly appreiated . DON FITE E-Mail : LORE1958@AOL.COM Yours in GENEALOGY
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Beisecker, Michael / dau. Caroline Moltner, Nickolas / wife Myrtle Seitter, George /wife Mildred Grau, Caroline Grey, George Carier, William / wife Mary or Mame Any help would be appreciated. Marge
Susan May Smith daughter of Thomas and Rhoda [nee Reeves] married Volney V French on 2/22/1898 in Paideville, Wi, USA. Volney originated from Buffalo. I would very much like to trace any descendants. Keith Thompson.