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CYBER WEEG wrote: > > HELLO ALL! James Patton married Eliza Allison in Ireland in > 1857.They both lived in Lurgin,County Armagh,Ulster,Northern Ireland.They > had six children in Ireland,three of whom died & are buried there.James > came to the US in 1869,followed by Eliza & their three surviving > children,Mary Ann,William & Alex in 1872.They had several more children > here in the US,including my GGrandmother,Jennie Patton,born here in > Philadelphia,PA 9/24/1872,died 2/4/1907 & buried in Fernwood > Cemetary,just outside Phila.Jennie Patton married John Edward Nicholas > 12/12/1899,again in Phila.John Edward Nicholas(b.1874d.9/3/1923)came to > the US in 1887 from Myrthre Tyddville,South Wales. Any of these names > seem familar?I'd love to hear from ya!THANKS,CyberWeeg > Researching ALAN,ALLISON,CARR,NICHOLAS,PATTON

CYBER WEEG wrote: > > HI! Here are MY Carr's... > ISAAC CARR b.1814d.11/20/1850 > married LOUISA M.SNYDER b.1818?d.1894 > their son,JOSEPH EDWARD CARR b.10/11/1847d.4/17/1920 > married HENRIETTA RUSSUM b.1851d.4/1/1909 > on 7/14/1870 > their daughter,LOUISA CARR b.5/2/1874d.3/19/1937 > their son,WILLIAM CARR b.3/19/1872d.5/13/1923 > WILLIAM CARR married(on2/28/1892)ALBERTA ZELENA SMITH > 1874-1954.They had at least 5 boys,one of them being JOSEPH EDWARD CARR > II b.12/7/1895d.10/16/1930.He married ELIZABETH NICHOLAS b.1900d.1984 on > 9/23/1919.They had 2 sons,JOSEPH EDWARD CARR III b.7/3/1920 & my > father,WILLIAM JOHN CARR b.12/23/1924. Most of these people > resided in the Philadelphia,PA or nearby New Jersey areas.Anyone have > related info? I'm willing to share! BEST OF LUCK with your search!!!

CYBER WEEG wrote: > > Hello All!I'm researching my Mother's family.We have the Kosers > traced back to HANS GEORG KOSER b.5/14/1708 Oppelsbohm,Parish of > Asperglen,District of Wahlingen,Wurttenberg,Germany(northwest of > Stuttgart,along the Wislauf River.HANS married ANNA BARBRA SCHWARZ & they > had at least one son,JOHAN JACOB KOSER.The family came to the US onboard > the ship,"Patience"(Capt.Hugh Steel,Master of Ship), & landed in > Philadelphia,PA on Sept.19,1749.We have the information on the family > from then on.Anyone have info on HANS' parents or ANNA BARBRA SCHWARZ's > parents?I am willing to share info.GOOD LUCK WITH YOUR SEARCH!

As a member of a friendly country, and now a subscriber to your Mailing Lists, I wonder is their there anyone who has seen the surname EVERLYN in all their searches?, There is a small pocket of Families in the South East of South Australia who carry this name. We have traced them back to two Brothers who were born? arrived? in South Australia in 1860. One Brother migrated to America, hence the search, I would be eternally grateful if someone could come up with something. with thanks, Michael EVERLYN. mick@seol.net.au

I post once again, but now with more connected surnames than I know what to do with! I have just gathered much info from church record extracts, donated by Karen Rowe and FEEFHS, and can now go back two generations more. If anyone has these surnames in the Dupage/Cook Co. area, I would love to hear from you. I believe even now I have many "cousins" in these areas, and would appreciate a note if you see any connection with my German Lutheran ancestors. I got info on these names from the St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church in Roselle. The sister church, St. Peter Lutheran Congregation in Schaumburg may also have more records on my ancestors, but I have not yet investigated this. Other connected surnames may include APPELT, HINZE, LEITZ, BAHR, HEINEMAN, DIBBLE, POLZIN, REIDEL, BRAUER,WEISS, and BERNHARDT. Yes. All these names. My family tree branches are growing ever-longer. Any connection, let me hear from you. Heather

In a message dated 98-03-19 17:01:40 EST, you write: << correspond with anyone with info on these family names from anywhere. >> There were atleast 3 CARRs in MD before 1750: CARR, Catherine, widow of John CARR, formerly Catherine SWAIN, Somerset Co, MD, (property named) Swain's Luck, 50 acres, 10 June 1734 CARR, John; Anne Arundel Co, (property) Carr's Inheritance 360 acres 2 Nov 1732 CARR, Thomas: Baltimore Co, Regulation 505 acres 11 Feb 1746

SEARCHING FOR INFO ON: GRISWOOD William Hamilton m Sarah Hannay July 18 1902 <LIVERPOOL> ROBERTS Robert Griffith m Rose Hannay approx.1910 <LIVERPOOL> THOMPSON Alfred m Margaret (Maggie) Hannay <LIVERPOOL> STONE m Dolly Hannay approx. 1884 <LIVERPOOL> Thankyou.

In a message dated 98-03-19 08:54:23 EST, you write: << Hollingsworth >> Settlers of Maryland, 1731-1750 pg 112 HOLLINGSWORTH, Abraham, Cecil Co, Enlargement, 40 acres, 6 Oct 1732 PL8/694;AM1/263 (no idea what this means!) HOLLINGSWORTH, Henry Deputy Surveyor for Cecil Co HOLLINGSORTH, John Queen Anne Co, Exchange, surveyed in 1713 60 acres, 10 Jun 1734 HOLLINGSWORTH, Stephen Cecil Co, Antego 250 acres 3 Mpv 1733 HOLLINGSWORTH, Thomas, Queen Anne Co, Forest Lodge, 152 acres, 7 Nov 1735 HOLLINGSWORTH, Zebulon Cecil Co, 3 properties: Clement's Venture; 18 Aug 1743Hollingsworth's Parcels, 110 acres, 4 Jue 1734 and Hollingsworth's Parcels, 650 acres, 10 June 1734 granted in 1716 to Zebulon HOLLINSWORTH and in 1720 conveyed to Henry HOLLINGSWORK who died testare, father of grantee Zebulon HOLLINGSWORTY. Cecil Co Worth Little, 69 acres 15 Aug 1750 Cecil Co Zebulon's Fancy, 169 acres 31 Oct 1733 progentors of your HOLLINGSWORTHs ??

ally A What kink of connections are you looking for? Will be glad to help if I can. Betty

In a message dated 98-03-18 10:55:36 EST, you write: << Burroughs >> BURROUGHS, Josiah, 1810, 1816, Athens Co, OH BURROUGHS, James, Vermillion Twp, Huron Co, 1815 BURROUGHS, Josiah, proprietor in Meighs Co, OH 1816 BURROUGHS, Asa; Greenhood; Daniel, Jr. Shalersville Twp, Portage Co, 1816 Land transfers BURROUGHS, Daniel; Elijah; Shalersville Twp, Portage Co, 1815 Resident proprietor BURROUGHS, Jonathan, Union Co, 1820

In a message dated 98-03-18 10:55:22 EST, you write: << Inskeep of OH >> Early Ohio Tax List, pg 179 Daniel INSKEEP, Liberty Twp, Highland Co, OH 1810 Tax list

In a message dated 98-03-18 10:55:07 EST, you write: << Dunlap b >> There are 32 entries in Tax List of OH for DUNLAP, starting with Alex and William in 1810. Found 1 VAN WEYS, John, Belmont Co, 1810

In a message dated 98-03-18 10:54:55 EST, you write: << Westlake >> Early Ohio Tax Lists pg 202 Jackson Co, OH 1819 Tax List Tax Resident Dupplicate for Jackson Co for the yerar 1819. Auditor of State of OH Joseph WESTLAKE, owner of: Ra 18, Twp 6, Sec 14, Qu SW, original owner: Joseph WESTLAKE Jackson Co taken from Pike Co in 1816 pg 204 Jackson Co, OH 1825 Tax list WESTLAKE, Joseph WESTLAKE, James

Early Ohio Tax Records Fairfield Co, Greenfield Twp, OH Samuel TALLMAN, 1806 pg 104 Pickaway Co, OH William TALLMAN, 1810 pg 299 Pickaway Co, OH William (2) TALLMAN, 1816 (present owner) pb 304 Not the names you mentioned, but some, anyway

Heather I have Phillip Heinrich Becker who immigrated from Prussia(or Bavaria) about 1850 with his wife Mary Carherine Elizabeth(Cline or Kline) and then 4 children to NY then to Portsmouth Oh. OnMarch 24, 1855 he was naturalized in Jackson Co., Oh. and changed his name to Philip Henry Baker. He and his family then moved to Saline Co., Il. He and Mary eventually had nine children. They were: 1. Henry 2. Fred 3. Elizabeth 4. Jacob All born in Germany 5. John 6. Lewis 7. Peter 8. Charley 9. Margaret Phillip was my 2nd G-grandfather. Could this line and yours possibly connect? Thanks and keep diggin, Charles Baker Bowman Paso, Tx.

Would anyone have access to the 1850 NJ census? Joan

I am looking for anyone interested in exchanging information about the Gaines family name. I have information which relates the family to Charlemagne and the King's and Queen's of France, yet I have no real connection point as of yet. Pamela S. Troester fptroe@primenet.com