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    1. KOEPKE,Carl; PA,USA; 1853-1888
    2. Dan Keopke

    3. KOEPKE,Carl; PA,USA; 1853-1888 Researching my gggrandfather Carl KOEPKE who emigrated to Ashland, PA in 1853. He and wife Fredericka HENDRICKS (HENDRES) were both from Prussia, but I don't know what town. I've been told that Fuhlendorf may be a possibility. I don't know if they were married before or after they arrived in the USA. They had several children, and I believe at least one of them may have relocated to the Duluth, MN area. Somewhere along the line, the spelling was changed to KEOPKE. John KOEPKE (KEOPKE) was born in 1858 in Ashland, but moved to Iowa and finally ended up near Joplin, Missouri. Herman KOEPKE - Born in Ashland, PA on 25 JUN 1860 August KOEPKE - born in Ashland, PA on 6 FEB 1862 Alvina KOEPKE - born in Ashland, PA on 25 JUN 1863 Emma KOEPKE - born in Ashland, PA on 18 APR 1865 - married (1) Frederick BROWN and (2) William TAUFMAN(N) Bertha KOEPKE - born in Ashland, PA on 21 FEB 1867 - married William SCHWARTZ Clara KOEPKE - born in Ashland, PA on 10 JUL 1868 - married Christian NEETZOW Three remaining children died at ages 2 months to 3 1/2 years. Hope some of this information rings a bell with someone. Dan Keopke [email protected] "Dan Keopke" <[email protected]>

    02/08/1998 05:19:35
    1. KOEPKE,Carl; PA,USA; 1853-1888
    2. Dan Keopke

    3. KOEPKE,Carl; PA,USA; 1853-1888 Researching my gggrandfather Carl KOEPKE who emigrated to Ashland, PA in 1853. He and wife Fredericka HENDRICKS (HENDRES) were both from Prussia, but I don't know what town. I've been told that Fuhlendorf may be a possibility. I don't know if they were married before or after they arrived in the USA. They had several children, and I believe at least one of them may have relocated to the Duluth, MN area. Somewhere along the line, the spelling was changed to KEOPKE. John KOEPKE (KEOPKE) was born in 1858 in Ashland, but moved to Iowa and finally ended up near Joplin, Missouri. Herman KOEPKE - Born in Ashland, PA on 25 JUN 1860 August KOEPKE - born in Ashland, PA on 6 FEB 1862 Alvina KOEPKE - born in Ashland, PA on 25 JUN 1863 Emma KOEPKE - born in Ashland, PA on 18 APR 1865 - married (1) Frederick BROWN and (2) William TAUFMAN(N) Bertha KOEPKE - born in Ashland, PA on 21 FEB 1867 - married William SCHWARTZ Clara KOEPKE - born in Ashland, PA on 10 JUL 1868 - married Christian NEETZOW Three remaining children died at ages 2 months to 3 1/2 years. Hope some of this information rings a bell with someone. Dan Keopke [email protected] "Dan Keopke" <[email protected]>

    02/08/1998 05:19:35
    1. ROLT, George; IRL>RI,USA; 1905-1965
    2. Eric Youle

    3. ROLT, George; IRL>RI,USA; 1905-1965 Hi I am seeking information regarding George (Henry, James) ROLT, born Belfast 1905 who moved to the USA dying there in 1965 (from the Social Security Death Index). I would ideally like information regarding George and his family ( I assume there to be one as the Social Securiy Pay out was requested) or general information regarding the data available from Social Security and/or from the death certificate. I ask this because this is my first entry into research in the US, so my knowledge of such issues is virtually zero. (My main area of research being in England). Thanks in advance for any information you can provide. Eric Youle GAWLER South Australia ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------- Youle family history & Sheffield "look up material" http://mtx.net.au/~exy/family_history_research.html Webmaster for Sheffield Family History Soc. http://mtx.net.au/~exy/sheffield_fhs.html Message prepared and sent using CYBERDOG ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- - ------------------------------ "Eric Youle" <[email protected]>

    02/08/1998 03:04:15
    1. OTT John Philip; IN,USA; 1870-1906
    2. jott

    3. OTT John Philip; IN,USA; 1870-1906 I'm looking for any information about a JOHN PHILIP OTT b. 1870/71 who married a woman called DAISY [maiden name unknown] presumably between 1900 and 1906. Both moved to Toledo, OH in 1907/08 and adopted either an infant son or an orphaned toddler, born in 1909. JOHN may have had a brother or cousin possibly called EARL OTT. [email protected]

    02/08/1998 02:43:15
    1. GRAUER; Jettenburg, DEU > IA,USA; 1841-1881
    2. Tim Grauer

    3. GRAUER; Jettenburg, DEU > IA,USA; 1841-1881 Several members of this Grauer family immigrated at different times. There are three brothers that have "disappeared." Christof Grauer, b. 18 Apr 1826 in Jettenburg, Tübingen, Württemberg, immigrated about 1841. Johann Jakob Grauer, b. 25 Aug 1835 in Jettenburg, immigrated with his brother Michael Grauer, b. 24 Jan 1842 and with parents in 1857. In 1870 Michael was living in Iowa county, Iowa. By 1880 he again "disappeared." If you have any information on these Grauers or any other Grauer, I am interested. For more information, please visit my web site. http://home.sprynet.com/sprynet/grauertk Tim "Tim Grauer" <[email protected]>

    02/07/1998 11:50:28
    1. CARSON Patrick; SC,USA; 1727-1773
    2. Davis

    3. CARSON Patrick; SC,USA; 1727-1773 Hi, I'm extremely new to this list...but I'd like to see if any one has any information on the parents/siblings of PATRICK CARSON,b.1727, in Ireland, d.1773 @ Livingston, S.C., Orangeburgh District, USA. His wife was REBECCA (unknown),b.1731,d.1817. This family arrived on the ship "Snow Gregg"or "Snow Betty Gregg" @ 1767,with their children, and settled in S.C. The children: JOHN CARSON b.1753 CATHERINE CARSON b.1755 MARY CARSON b.1756 AGNES CARSON b.1761 JAMES CARSON b.4/2/1764,d.3/31/1826 ***(my ggggrandfather)*** ROBERT CARSON b.1767,d.11/27/1816 HENRY CARSON b.1770,d.2/5/1838 Thanks for any help any one can render...Wm R.(Rick) Davis "Davis" <[email protected]>

    02/07/1998 09:56:50
    1. LEHMKUHLER; PRU,DEU>IN,USA; 1842
    2. Jon Strebler

    3. LEHMKUHLER; PRU,DEU>IN,USA; 1842 My LIMECOOLY ancestors first appear in the Ft. Wayne, IN area c. 1850. Census records show that they were all from Prussia, and the surname was originally LEHMKUHLER, LEHMKULY, or similar variations along those lines. Probable ggg-grandfather was Frederick William LEHMKUHLE, b. 1792 in Prussia, arrived in NY 1842. Family tradition has it that the Limecooly's were from Dusseldorf. Does anyone know if a person from Dusseldorf would have considered themselves Prussian in the mid-1800s??? Thanks. Jon Strebler San Diego [email protected]

    02/07/1998 09:27:39
    1. VALENTINE, Thomas; Cavinville, ON,CAN>St. Mary's, PA,USA; 1836-
    2. Brian R. Donnelly

    3. VALENTINE, Thomas; Cavinville, ON,CAN>St. Mary's, PA,USA; 1836- Thomas VALENTINE,(May 12, 1836 or 1837-January 22, 1918) born in Cavinville, Ontario, Canada. He was the child of Joseph VALENTINE, born in England and Elizabeth________, born in Scotland. He had at least 2 siblings still alive at his death, James VALENTINE then residing in Manitoba, Canada and a sister, first name unknown, married to John HUTCHINSON and residing somewhere in Ontario. Thomas emigrated to USA in 1850's traveling to St. Mary's, ELk County, PA. Married Mary LAUMER, in Emporium, Cameron County, PA on February 14, 1868. Resided rest of life in St. Mary's. I am seeking any information on Thomas's family. Brian "Brian R. Donnelly" <[email protected]>

    02/07/1998 08:45:40
    1. TROUTMAN; DEU>MD,USA/KY,USA; 1738-1814
    2. Maria Troutman

    3. TROUTMAN; DEU>MD,USA/KY,USA; 1738-1814 John Michael Troutman b. 1738 somewhere in Germany. Name is also spelled as Johann Michael TRAUTMANN. Everything I've found says he was born in Germany, but where at? He married 1st ABT 1762 to Rebecca BEARD, then 2nd Jan. 1784 to Elizabeth SCHRADER/SCHROEDER. Children by his 1st wife were John, Catherine, Peter, John Michael Jr., Anna, Joseph, Leonard and Elizabeth "Betty". Children by his 2nd wife were Elizabeth, Abraham, Barbara, Isaac, Jacob, Rebecca, Mary Polly, Philip, Cathrina "Caty", and Margaret "Matilda". He was a large land owner in Bullitt County, KY and died in Shepherdsville, Bullitt Co., KY in 1814 between April 10th when his will was made out and June 7th when a suit was brought against his heirs, a land dispute. Need suggestions on how to figure out where he was born, also can't prove who his father was, though it's suspected of being a Johann Leonard Trautmann who arrived on the ship Neptune in 1752. Maria Maria DeMoss Troutman [email protected] http://www.interquest.de/~troutman/genealogy.html

    02/07/1998 08:45:34
    1. REHILL; IRL>WI,USA; c. 1850

    3. REHILL; IRL>WI,USA; c. 1850 REHILL - Mary and her brother John and his family to America 1850s?? - eventually settled in Wisconsin. Mary became the wife of Patrick HART. Joan Borman [email protected]

    02/07/1998 08:45:32
    1. RUSH, Benjamin; OH,USA/PA,USA; 1802-1867

    3. RUSH, Benjamin; OH,USA/PA,USA; 1802-1867 Subject: CANADA, Issac; USA; 1838-1916 Subject: RUSH, Benjamin: OH, USA/PA, USA; 1802-c.1867 [email protected]

    02/07/1998 08:45:30
    1. PRESCOTT Frierson; SC,USA; 1840-1900
    2. Willie Baker

    3. PRESCOTT Frierson; SC,USA; 1840-1900. [email protected] (Willie Baker)

    02/07/1998 08:45:25
    1. BURROUGHS Elizabeth; Ashcott,SOM,ENG>QC,CAN>MI,USA; 1820-1905
    2. Robert Mackinnon

    3. BURROUGHS Elizabeth; Ashcott,SOM,ENG>QC,CAN>MI,USA; 1820-1905 FROM: Nancy Mackinnon<[email protected]>

    02/07/1998 08:45:21
    1. KORNEGAY; DEU>NC,USA; 1709
    2. L. M. Simmons

    3. KORNEGAY; DEU>NC,USA; 1709 PLEASE ACCEPT [email protected]

    02/07/1998 08:45:20
    1. CANADA, Issac; USA; 1838-1916

    3. Subject: CANADA, Issac; USA; 1838-1916 Subject: RUSH, Benjamin: OH, USA/PA, USA; 1802-c.1867 [email protected]

    02/07/1998 08:45:14
    1. MOLESWORTH, Murray Crompton; ENG / TX,USA; b.1853

    3. MOLESWORTH, Murray Crompton; ENG / TX,USA; b.1853 MOLESWORTH, Murray Crompton, ENG TX, b.1853 From [email protected] Fri Feb 6 22:36:22 1998 Return-Path: [email protected] Received: from bl-4.rootsweb.com (bl-4.rootsweb.com [204.212.38.29]) by bl-12.rootsweb.com (8.7.6/8.7.3) with SMTP id WAA27389 for <[email protected]>; Fri, 6 Feb 1998 22:36:22 -0800 From: [email protected] Received: from imo15.mx.aol.com (imo15.mx.aol.com [198.81.19.170]) by bl-4.rootsweb.com (8.6.12/8.6.9) with ESMTP id WAA28351 for <[email protected]>; Fri, 6 Feb 1998 22:36:21 -0800 Received: from [email protected] by imo15.mx.aol.com (IMOv12/Dec1997) id EMTMa04921 for <[email protected]>; Sat, 7 Feb 1998 01:36:15 -0500 (EST) Message-ID: <[email protected]> Date: Sat, 7 Feb 1998 01:36:15 EST To: [email protected] Mime-Version: 1.0 Subject: Re: couldn't approve your surname query! Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: AOL 3.0 16-bit for Windows sub 41 Status: RO Content-Length: 28 Lines: 1 MOLESWORTH; ENG, TX ; 1853-

    02/07/1998 08:45:08
    1. LOGAN,Benjamin; TX,USA; 1878-1971
    2. LAURA LOGAN

    3. LOGAN,Benjamin; TX,USA; 1878-1971 LOGAN,Benjamin;TX,USA; 1878-1971 ---------- > From: Tim Pierce <[email protected]> > To: LAURA LOGAN <[email protected]> > Subject: couldn't approve your surname query! > Date: Thursday, February 05, 1998 9:10 AM > > Hi -- > > This is an automated response to your submission for > soc.genealogy.surnames. If you find this message confusing, please feel > free to reply and ask the human moderator for help! > > Your post (``Logan,Hood,TX,USA ,1922'') couldn't be approved because the > Subject line isn't formatted properly according to the group's > guidelines. Specifically, the problems with your submission include: > > * Not enough fields in the subject line. The subject line must be > separated with semicolons into *exactly* three fields (no more, no > less). Put names into the first field, places in the second, and > dates in the third. See below for more information. > > All posts to soc.genealogy.surnames need to have Subject lines in the > following format: > > names; places; dates > > The reason for this rule is that it makes it much easier to skim > through soc.genealogy.surnames for posts of interest to you, and it > makes it possible to search an archive of the group's posts and be > pretty sure that you've found everything of interest. Here are some > examples of correctly-formatted submissions: > > Subject: HARRISON William; MA,USA; 1900-1950 > Subject: ANDERSON/ANDERSEN; SWE > MN,USA; c. 1875 > Subject: VON HALLBERG; IL,USA / WI,USA; 1850- > > Here are a few tips about common mistakes people make. > > * In the `names' field of your subject line, separate > different surnames with slashes, and separate different > given names with commas. Make sure that surnames > precede given names, and that they are written all in > capital letters. Examples: > > Wrong Right > ----------- ---------- > William Holden HOLDEN William > Green, Robert GREEN Robert > E.B. WHITE WHITE E.B. > WICK(E)S WICKS/WICKES > James and Mary Chesterton CHESTERTON James, Mary > Tom Jones + Jenny Waters JONES Tom / WATERS Jenny > MICKS or MIX, Thomas MICKS/MIX Thomas > > * Surnames must be written all in capital letters. > > * Given names should be mixed case -- e.g. `Thomas' rather than > `THOMAS' or `thomas'. > > * For the `places' field of your Subject line, there is a list > of acceptable place-name abbreviations at > <URL:http://www.rootsweb.com/~surnames/abbreviations.cgi>. > Place names (countries, U.S. states, Irish counties, etc.) > must be abbreviated in the Subject line of your message > *exactly* as they appear in this list! Even a change as > small as adding a space or removing a comma can cause > problems. > > Wrong Right > ----------- ---------- > Texas TX,USA > W.Virginia WV,USA > NY NY,USA > Pa.,USA PA,USA > Ia USA IA,USA > GA > VA > AL GA,USA > VA,USA > AL,USA > Penna/Oh. PA,USA/OH,USA > U.S.A. USA > Co. Cork, IRE COR,IRL > Lincs LIN,ENG > Kent U.K. KEN,ENG > > You can include the names of towns or counties before the > place-name abbreviation if you wish: for example, > `Pittsburgh, PA,USA' or `Liverpool, LAN,ENG'. Make sure > that the name of the town or city is not written in > uppercase, so that it can clearly be distinguished from the > abbreviated portion! > > * For the ``dates'' field of your subject line, there are only a > few acceptable formats: > > - one year (e.g. ``1920'') > - a span of years (e.g. ``1820-1875'') > - anything from one year onward (e.g. ``1900-'') > - anything up until a certain year (e.g. ``-1750'') > > You can also include a few abbreviations in front of the > date(s), to clarify what they mean: > > c. 1900 circa 1900 > m. 1950-1960 married sometime between 1950 and 1960 > d. 1821 died 1821 > b. c. 1915 born around 1915 > > Don't include months or days: just the year of interest. > Also, don't use terms like ``1820s'' or ``1950's'' -- use > ``1820-1830'' or ``c. 1950'' instead, whichever is closer to > your meaning. > > I hope that these rules don't sound too complicated. A great deal > of effort has gone into making them as simple as possible while > permitting posters to be expressive. If you are confused about > what is or isn't allowed, or don't understand why your message was > rejected, please feel free to write to me at > [email protected] and I will try to help. > > Some messages get rejected for apparently trivial reasons. I'm > very sorry about that, but it can't be helped. Due to the > ever-increasing volume of soc.genealogy.surnames, we have been > forced to turn the group over to a completely automatic moderation > program, and it is important for the program to err on the side of > caution when deciding what is and isn't acceptable. That means > that errors can't easily be fixed automatically. > > You can find more information on the soc.genealogy.surnames > posting guidelines here: > > <URL:http://www.rootsweb.com/~surnames/> > > Regards, > Tim Pierce > soc.genealogy.surnames moderator-in-chief > > (rejected submission follows) > > From [email protected] Thu Feb 5 09:10:41 1998 > Received: from bl-4.rootsweb.com (bl-4.rootsweb.com [204.212.38.29]) by bl-12.rootsweb.com (8.7.6/8.7.3) with SMTP id JAA28940 for <[email protected]>; Thu, 5 Feb 1998 09:10:40 -0800 > Received: from relay6.UU.NET (relay6.UU.NET [192.48.96.16]) by bl-4.rootsweb.com (8.6.12/8.6.9) with ESMTP id JAA10358 for <[email protected]>; Thu, 5 Feb 1998 09:10:37 -0800 > Received: from mtigwc03.worldnet.att.net by relay6.UU.NET with ESMTP > (peer crosschecked as: mtigwc03.worldnet.att.net [204.127.131.34]) > id QQeblc14935; Thu, 5 Feb 1998 12:10:35 -0500 (EST) > Received: from bgtnsc02 ([135.173.83.19]) by mtigwc03.worldnet.att.net > (post.office MTA v2.0 0613 ) with SMTP id AAA6312 > for <[email protected]>; > Thu, 5 Feb 1998 17:10:34 +0000 > Received: by bgtnsc02. (SMI-8.6/SMI-SVR4) > id RAA27293; Thu, 5 Feb 1998 17:10:33 GMT > To: [email protected] > Path: newsadm > From: "LAURA LOGAN" <[email protected]> > Newsgroups: soc.genealogy.surnames.usa > Subject: Logan,Hood,TX,USA ,1922 > Date: 5 Feb 1998 17:10:33 GMT > Organization: AT&T WorldNet Services > Lines: 12 > Message-ID: <[email protected]> > NNTP-Posting-Host: 12.64.98.209 > X-Newsreader: Microsoft Internet News 4.70.1157 > > Looking for any information on Benjamin Franklin Logan,Sr. (born in Alabama > in May 1878 - His parents were Mary Clark (of Lewis andClark) and Samuel > Hunt Logan) The family moved to TX in the late 1800's. > Mabel Hood marreid Benjamin Logan in Mitchell County in 1922. She is still > living > and will be 100 yrs old this Feb24th! They had five children - > Marylee Petersen , Benjamin Frankin Jr, Russell,Homer(now deceased) and > Samuel > My grandmother has a sister named Minnie Lee Moore, she lives in Spade. I > would love any information. I am the first granddaughter of Ben and Mabel. > Laura Logan > I am living in LA.CA AND MY E-MAIL IS [email protected]

    02/07/1998 08:45:00
    1. MUCKENHAUSER; DEU > IL,USA; 1854-1855

    3. MUCKENHAUSER; DEU > IL,USA; 1854-1855 I'm looking for information on this family.I believe chicago area from sept 1854-1855.Thanks for your help. [email protected]

    02/07/1998 08:45:00
    1. BRIGHT Bunnie; Glendale CA,USA/KS,USA; 1900-
    2. Sandy E. Dickerson

    3. BRIGHT Bunnie; Glendale CA,USA/KS,USA; 1900- I am researching the surname Bright. My grandfather lived in CA (Glendale area) when my father was born and put up for adoption. The name I've been given for my grandfather is Bunny Bright, I feel as though this is a nickname. He had two boys, one was Robert "Bobby" Bright and the other was adopted as Ralph Dean England. -- "Sandy E. Dickerson" <[email protected]>

    02/07/1998 08:44:31
    1. BISHOP William John; SOM,ENG>QC,CAN>MI,USA; 1816-1888
    2. Robert Mackinnon

    3. BISHOP William John; SOM,ENG>QC,CAN>MI,USA; 1816-1888 From: Nancy Mackinnon<[email protected]>

    02/07/1998 08:44:28