I have hundreds of name connections of Acadians that have descendants that moved to Louisiana. Our Biles-Petterson ancestry is the Thebodeaux Broussard &Sonnier-Bourques with Trahan-Bougeouis connections

Our Boltons are from England to America1600s, Penn-Savanna, Ga 1700s, Mainly the Robert, John, Curtis Bolton families. They moved back and forth from Philadelphia-Savanna, etc. My Curtsi md Rebecca Bunker of NY

Hello Stan, You'll find my TRAHAN data at: http://www.mccserv.com/genealogy/jtwostal/jtwostal.htm Judy TRAHAN Wostal stan smith wrote: > I have hundreds of name connections of Acadians that have descendants > that moved to Louisiana. Our Biles-Petterson ancestry is the Thebodeaux > Broussard &Sonnier-Bourques with Trahan-Bougeouis connections > > ==== 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. -- jwostal@sat.net Online Pager: http://wwp.mirabilis.com/970053 Home Pages http://netonecom.net/~bbcat/Judy.html http://www.mccserv.com/genealogy/jtwostal/jtwostal.htm [This is a work in progress (as in "Under Construction") which means any bricks you can add and any corrections you can contribute are greatly appreciated].

My husband's name was LISK. I have been trying to find where the Lisk family came from in Europe. Earliest ancestor I have found was John LISK who died 1831 in OH. He had served in the Am. Rev. from VA. My husband was born in E. Liverpool, Columbiana Co. OH 04 March 1917. There is a family tradition that the LISK family was from Bohemia. Wondering what you have on LISKA. Sincerely, Grace Alberta McKinley Lisk

Hello, I'm researching the BILLINGTON surname in New York State and elsewhere. I'd much appreciate any Billington information and would be happy to share what I have. Also looking for parents of Nancy HUNT, born NY, prob Tompkins County. TIA MLiller900@aol.com

Maryland 1650-1700, some desc. moved to Georgia early 1700s md. Mauves

>Virgil, >My immediate family spells the name PAINTER only. The name is from the >german BENDER. I have seen it spelled PAYNTER, BAYNTER, etc., but am not >sure that these spellings are the same name. I do not know if this name is >the same as the way you spelled it. Debbie Painter Hi Debbie, As you can see sometimes it takes me awhile to respond to messages (G). I just came across this one as I am cleaning up some OLD files. I kept it because I have a booklet titled "The Witness of a Wandering Quaker" The Life Story of Levius Painter 1889-1983. It mentions The Painter-King-Carpenter lines. States "Quaker John Painter with his family enigrated from Shropshire in England, near the Welch border in 1699. The family first ssettled at Haddonfield, NJ." This booklet was put out by Levinus' family to honor him. My FIL had this in his things. Rev. Painter served the church in Putney, VT for a spell and I guess that's why he had it. If this is any of your family I would be happy to copy and send to you. Ruth Ruth Barton Westminster,Vermont mrgjb@sover.net

In a message dated 98-02-22 09:46:52 EST, you write: << Maryland 1650-1700, some desc. moved to Georgia early 1700s md. Mauves >> I have a friend ( with info) who is researching DOUGHTERY or similar spellings. I found lots listed in the early KY land registers. Hers married an INCE. Could contact her if interested, she is not yet into computers. Madora )Matboyd@aol.com)

In a message dated 98-02-21 21:39:17 EST, you write: << SCHWAB / >> Is this related (name wise) to SCHAUB? There is some thought that that was anglicized to SCHOUP or SHUPP, SHUPE. I have SHUPE ancestry, to PA, MD, VA, then OH and on. Madora

In a message dated 98-02-21 20:29:30 EST, you write: << esearching JEWELL, HATCHER, HOWARD, HALL, FARLEY, GRAHAM, BAXTER, >> I have a very distant Baxter ancestry, befor 1800, in MA, if interested. Joseph Baxter married Jemima Thayer

Dia duit! (Hello!) My name is LES CAVIN and I am the list owner for the Cavin List and a RootsWeb Sponsor. You might want to subscribe to the new CAVIN-L list that opened up not too long ago if you are researching the CAVIN Family Surname.(See subscribing information, below.) New mailing list: CAVIN To subscribe send a message to: CAVIN-L-request@rootsweb.com ...with "subscribe" (do not include the quotation marks) in the body of the message, and nothing else. In the subject line put "subscribe" (minus the quotes) or you may leave it blank. To get the digest version, substitute "-D-" for "-L-" (again, minus the quotes). The digest version (-D-) is one single posting containing all messages received that day. The list version (-L-) will bring up all new,individual postings for that day and as they occur. Also, you might want to check out the CAVIN FAMILY GENEALOGY FORUM at http://www.genforum.com/cavin Good many postings and querries here about the CAVIN Family Surname. Happy hunting! Tapadh leibh, Sláinte! (Thank you and Best Regards), Les Cavin - cavin@charlotte.infi.net Listowner for CAVIN-L - Rootsweb Sponsor Please visit my Home Page at: http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/c/a/v/Les-D-Cavin-NC/ "Friends: People who know you well, but like you anyway" Please support Rootsweb. Visit their website at: http://www.rootsweb.com/

Noticed this name and was wondering my late great uncle was having mail sent to him ,I've got a letter dated 1920 in C/O Mrs.Aug Bartz believ RT 1 madison wisconsin.Could you possibly give me any insite on this.THANKS FOR ANY HELP YOU CAN GIVE ME. Mackcop@aol.com

Ron wrote: > > Forwarded by listowner: > > --------------------------------------------------------------- > > Subject: Poe, esp. Samuel Poe > Date: Sat, 21 Feb 1998 17:39:59 -0800 (PST) > From: "Rose Unrue" <rju1@gte.net> > To: <surname-query-l-request@rootsweb.com> > > I really need help on a Tennessee connection here. My ancestor, Sam Poe, > was born > in Tenn, prob around Chatanooga.Around 1800. I can find nothing! > rju1@gte.net Hope this may help from FTM #1. I have a SAMUEL POE, d. 1725, Essex County. Good luck, CARL

Looking for info on Catherane SNODY (Catherine Snoddy?), of Tx and La, b abt 1810 (d 8/14/1860 Trinity Cty, Tx) and her father "General Snoddy" b abt 1785. Catherane was the mother of Amanda METCALF (D.V. Metcalf). Her 2nd marriage was to Dennis DYKES (d 9/11/1858 Trinity Cty, Tx), Children of this marriage- Zenilda and Andrew. I'd appreciate any help or advice with SNODDY, METCALF, or DYKES. PATSYPLQ@AOL.COM

Do you have any references to a Henri NOEL. He is said to have come from Canada to New Orleans circa 1840s. He married a Louisa Turner there (?) and is in the 1850 census as having a son. His son Henry William NOEL born Mar 1845 in NO. I lose track of Henri after 1850 although I find his widow in Cincinnati with sons William, Joseph, and John. Last two sons born in Ohio. John born 185?. Ruth EMail JMatuch537@aol.com

Hi: Do you have any BLUNTS or BISHOPS in your names from Louisana? Thank you Charlotte at CHoll37278@aol.com

Descendants of Ferdinand and Christine Wilhelmina nee Bartz Bahr will meet 11 July 1998, Altoona Beach, Eau Claire co, Wisconsin. Registration will be $10.00 per family or $5.00 for singles and begins at 9:30 a.m. Potluck lunch will be served at 12:30 or 1:00. Please bring a large dish to pass. This family came from the Zeckwerder, Oeyek, Wirsitz area of Posen. Zeckwerder is Bydgoszca, Poland today. Bydgoszcz was also called Bromberg at one time Emigrated 10 December 1855 NYC on the ship, "Rudolph", from Hamburg Children are as follows: 1. Caroline Justine married August Brummond 2. Ludwig Carl married 1) Emily Keading; 2) Augusta Kranz/Krenz 3. Caroline Wilhelmine married August Erdman 4. Ferdinand Martin married Emilia Bartz 5. Ernestine Pauline married 1) Carl F. John; 2)--- Lehmann 6. Johann Martin married Hulda Rosa Thiel 7. Julius William married 1) Albertine Krantz/Krenz; 2) Anna Strasburg 8. Frederick Gustav married Emilie M. Rick I have the names for the first 3 generations. Send queries to me. For more information: contact meat pegpowell@netins.net Thanks, Peggy

You might want to check with my sister in-law.Maybe you can help each other.Shes realy having trouble finding info I believe on her grandfther.Her name is Diane e-mail address is DMarieM@aol.com If she askes tell her Maria gave you her e-mail address.Hope you can help each other.GOOD LUCK.Maria in TX Mackcop@aol.com

Am searching for information concerning: Charles GUINN in Sevier Co., TN. It is believed that he is the father of John B. GUINN of Sevier Co., TN. John B. GUINN married Sarah VARNELL on November 25. 1807 in Sevier Co., TN CHILDREN; Mary Ann b. 1813 in Sevier Co. Charles Tellis b. July 4, 1821 John (Jesse) Pierce b. Dec. 24, 1825 Sarah Matilda Covington Due to the repeating name patterns in the family, we believe that this Charles is the father of John. B. GUINN. According to the census records the father of John B. was born in North Carolina. John was also born in NC according to the census. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, MJM

Thank you , I apprreciate your guidance. Curtis Feigly