I am doing a one name study on the name HEISTERKAMP. If you are a HEISTERKAMP, know a HEISTERKAMP, or are related to a HEISTERKAMP, please contact me. Thanks. Charles Heisterkamp, III [email protected]

Presumeably 7 HARVEY brothers came from England or Ireland about 1850-1860. One brother, Blaney Harvey, listed in the 1860 Philadelphia census was reported to have died in Libby Prison during the Civil War. Any information that you may have on this HARVEY family would be appreciated. Thanks. Charles Heisterkamp, III [email protected]

A will of Anna HAY, dated 1916 mentions an aunt, Adelaide GEIER / GEIRE / GEIERE, as well as cousins Fred, William and Augusta GEIER / GEIRE / GEIERE. They were most likely residents of either New York and/or New Jersey. I'd appreciate any information on this family. Thank you. Charles Heisterkamp, III [email protected]

I am searching for information on my paternal grandmother. According to My Dad, and my mother's wedding book (everything we've ever know) her name is/was Lillian Ann Dunn. She married my Grandpa Harold Thomas Wilson. I'm working on putting all of the information in a postable format, but in the meantime would be grateful for any help I might receive. Thanks for helping a newbie! Tammy ICQ#1552799

Any help/information would be appreciated. Thank you :) Tammy ICQ#1552799

BROWN, Ebenezer b abt 1815 Boston, MA; d ? BROWN, Henry William b 1846 Springfield, MA; d Sep 1930 Denver, CO BROWN, Abigail Addie b ?; m Theodore ASHLEY; d Jan 1878 Springfield, MA

Looking for info on: BRAUNS,Ludwig b Jul 3, 1886 in ? Germany m. Gertrude ? b Nov 14, 1887 in ? Germany son John Waldemere BRAUNS b Dec 29, 1909 or Jan 4, 1910 in ? Germany dau Mitzi b Apr 1911 (this is questionable) Came to USA between Dec 29, 1911 and Jan 4, 1912. Port and ship not known. John BRAUNS settled in Springfield, MA abt 1938. d Oct 31, 1982

Issac Morgan, born in Ireland, date unknown, emigrated to the US in or about the year 1800. Settled on a farm in NC.( I believe Sampson CT.) Moved to SC by wagon about 1828, where he farmed for 2 years. He moved again to South GA. in 1830 and settled in Brooks County. I need his wife's name and marriage information, date of birth, and anything concerning this family.

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Researching the following surnames: DuSauchoy, Fishback,Gatton,Grubbs, Hardin, Harvey, Head, Henley, Hogue, Lloyd, Marr, McDaniel, Panko, Rossingnol, Schneider, Strawbridge, Waters, Watkins, Watts, Wickliffe. Betty

Dolan, curious about surname. My husband's father was a Dolan. All children were separated from parents in late 1940s. He was never able to find his siblings after that. My husband was born in Wash. 1946. [email protected]

I would like to exchange information with other researchers following this line: Robert Deeble, Thomas Dibble, Ebenezer Dibble, Ebenezer Dibble (Deble), Mary Dibble Pepoon. ( England, MA, CN area) Also researching allied surnames: Wakefield, Loomis, Buttolph, Day, Pepoon, Foote, Tarbox. [email protected]

Trying to relocate the woman who was interested in this surname. I accidently erased her email address. She had been delayed in replying to my original message as her computer was in the repair shop etc. I was trying to erase the original message by highlighting it, which I did but then pushed shift/delete instead of alt/delete. Is that correct or is that not it either. Sorry I am a newbie. Sincerely, Evelyn <[email protected]>

BOUTHILLER ANDRE1930-? QUE.>MI>QUE

I am list owner to 8 lists, I used to get upset with him too, but upon understanding where hes comming from we made friends, he has personally helped me out of a few jams, and also got me to use my common sense, and to study why I was having a problem. Sgt George will be any ones friend who act responsibly ' all I have ever seen is him try to get people to use common sense. As a list owner I too can get frustrated as he can, think about it l;-) Be happy, read it before sending. ---------- > From: viola seward <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: SgtGeorg, The Listowner > Date: Sunday, September 13, 1998 10:58 AM > > One time i got in trouble with sgt george. Twas my own fault to!! Wont say > it will be the last time either. I can make mistakes most every day of the > week. But i live with it because it is not my whole life, it is a mistake. > Viola. > > > ==== SURNAME-QUERY Mailing List ==== > Reminder! Please remove as much of the Original Message as possible when > replying to a List Posting. Include only that part of the original message > important to your reply. > > >

Sorry this got sent without subject line last night: Would like to hear from anyone interested in the name FEARIS. I am particularly looking for family of George FEARIS who was in KY before 1800; served as sheriff of Lewis Co., KY. Married to Mary TAYLOR daughter of John TAYLOR and Sarah (--- ? --- ) somewhere in PA. Family tradition--as much as this can be trusted--says he came from Ireland, Northern Ireland ? Irish Free State? Who knows. I was told he was a relative of John FEARIS who co-wrote "Little Sir Echo" and wrote the words to an early 20th century hymn "Beautiful Isle of Somewhere." I believe he had a brother John who was in Allegheny Co., PA. Any information on FEARIS would be gratefully appreciated. Dot [email protected]

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Debbie Porter, Office Manager Trophy Enterprises Publishing , Phone: (503) 762-6509 Fax: (503) 761-6144 The Trophy and The Victory Lap equine publications

Would like to hear from anyone interested in the name FEARIS. I am particularly looking for family of George FEARIS who was in KY before 1800; served as sheriff of Lewis Co., KY. Married to Mary TAYLOR daughter of John TAYLOR and Sarah (--- ? --- ) somewhere in PA. Family tradition--as much as this can be trusted--says he came from Ireland, Northern Ireland ? Irish Free State? Who knows. I was told he was a relative of John FEARIS who co-wrote "Little Sir Echo" and wrote the words to an early 20th century hymn "Beautiful Isle of Somewhere." I believe he had a brother John who was in Allegheny Co., PA. Any information on FEARIS would be gratefully appreciated. Dot [email protected]

>Loved your statement. I replied also, as I also subscribe to GEN-NEWBIE- >[email protected] and it's full of questions and answers. Have you tried this? > >Sometimes, I find the person I am looking for in the reply. > >Thanks, Sharon (Hartzell) Smith Hi Sharon, I used to be on GEN-NEWBIE but there was too much mail and I couldn't keep up and then they started fighting and it was just too much and I quit. Thanks for writing, Ruth Ruth (HOUGHTON) BARTON Westminster,Vermont, USA [email protected]