LORD Charles; ON,CAN>IN,USA>WI,USA; 1828-1850 LORD, Charles I am at a dead end in my search for Charles LORD. According to his obituary he was born in 1828 in St Francis, Ontario, Canada. The only St Francis that I could find in Ontario is Smiths Falls in Lanark county which was named St Francis for a short time. I did find a St Francis du Lac Indian reserve, but I could not find any information on it. I also know that he was a bussinessman in Montreal Just before he came to Indiana in the US arround 1850. He worked as a baker and owned a bakery as well as working in a mine after he came to the US. I know it's not much to go on but that's all I have. Thanks, Bob -- Bobnlou@execpc.com Delafield, Wisconsin, USA Researching: BAKER BEAUPRE BRUETTE / BROUILETTE DENIS / DENNIS GOUGE GRUENTZEL / GRUNTZEL / GRÜNTZEL KLATT KLINZING LEMIEUX LORD MARTIN MARTINEAU O SAW GEE PELKY / PELTIER / PELLITIER POST RODAKS SMOLKA Also: BA SA NA BELILLE BELLCOURT CARR CORBINE GAGNON LAFAVE SHINAWAY SMART
RUSHING; NC,USA>TN,USA>KY,USA>MO,USA; 1739- Rushing family of AnsonCo., NC and his descendants Thomas> Wilson> Minos> Henry> Harry. Abraham b. 1739 married Sarah Mariah Meador ca 1770. Thomas b.1783 married Elizabeth in 1802 and moved to Bell Buckle, Bedford Co., TN where they died. Wilson b.1803 married Patricia Jane Manley, then Nancy C. Davis. Minos b. 1834 married Josephine Brasher and moved to Wright Co., MO in 1857. Henry b. 1861 married Sarah Jane Stogsdill in 1884 moved to and died in Whitewright, TX. Harry b. 1890 married Edith Thurman moved to Paola Kansas. Glenn McAnarney glennmcanarney@usa.net
Re: MCCAULEY Margaret; IRL>SCT>MI,USA; b.1851 I have a small collection of McAuleys: I'd like to find more about Thomas McAuley: Descendants of Thomas McAuley 1 Thomas MCAULEY b: Abt. 1860 in prob. Montreal d: Jun 1924 in prob. Montreal . +Mary Ellen MCNULTY b: Oct 29, 1863 in Rawdon, Quebec m: Abt. 1885 in Montreal d: Jul 9, 1945 in Montreal .... 2 Stella MCAULEY b: Abt. 1896 d: Abt. 1925 .... 2 Florence MCAULEY b: Abt. 1898 d: 1961-1977 in Prob. Montreal .... 2 Edward MCAULEY b: Abt. 1900 in prob. Canada d: 1962 ........ +Doris b: Abt. 1902 in prob. Canada m: Abt. 1924 in prob. Montreal .... 2 Geraldine MCAULEY b: Abt. 1902 d: 1961-1977 in Prob. Montreal .... 2 [1] John Sarsfield MCAULEY b: Dec 2, 1909 d: Apr 11, 1977 in Prescott, Ontario, Canada ........ +Catherine HIGGINS b: Abt. 1911 m: Abt. 1934 .... *2nd Wife of [1] John Sarsfield McAuley: ........ +Mary b: Abt. 1913 m: Aft. 1941 d: Aft. 1977 in Prob. Prescott, Ontario, Canada Sarsfield (Sars) McNulty smcnulty@earthlink.net researching: McNulty; Kingston, Curran; Cassidy,Coffee;MacMara,Daly in Ireland, Canada, VT also: McAuley; Higgins, Duckworth in Canada also: Moody; Kuelps; Fish, Vinton; Hames, Bennett; Nash, Pomeroy in MA, NY, OH also: D'Ovidio, Tomasetti; Ciccarelli, Stornelli;Vicaretti, Marcanio; DiMarco, Marchione in Abruzzo,Italy and NY
DUTRO; OH,USA>IL,USA>MO,USA>MT,USA; 1848- DUTRO, Daniel (1848-1918)OH>IL>MO>MT married Caroline MCBURNEY (1848-1927) NY>MT. They married ca 1870 probably in Montana. Children of the marriage Alice, Flora, George and David. Seeking information regarding the parents and siblings of Daniel. Glenn McAnarney glennmcanarney@usa.net
Re: SCHULTZ Herman; DEU > USA; c. 1890 Hey Larry My Great Grandfather came here about 1890 also. Named Carl Ludwig Schulz WifeMathida Daughters Helene (Lene), and Mathida(Mattie) Sons Fredrick (Freddy) and Walter(Wally). Iam looking for Relatives and Information as to when and how they came over. I know that there was a Charles Schultz that lived next to them in Chicago. Carl was a shoe maker> DEU > USA; c. 1890 chuckmn@aol.com (Chuckmn)
COYNE Maragaret; IRL>SCT>USA; c. 1865 anybody researching the Coyne family from Mayo County, Ireland. Margaret Rose Coyne was one of 5 children (Anne, Susan, Bridget, James, Margaret). Her parents were Thomas Coyne and Peggy Gibbins. Margaret is buried in St. Joesph Cemetary, Manchester, New Hamphire. Margaret married Robert Richard Milat and the last name was changed to Miller in the US. They were married at St Patricks Church, Edinburgh Scotland. They settled in Teaneck, NJ EHolm964 <EHolm964@aol.com>
COYNE Maragaret; IRL>SCT>USA; c. 1865 anybody researching the Coyne family from Mayo County, Ireland. Margaret Rose Coyne was one of 5 children (Anne, Susan, Bridget, James, Margaret). Her parents were Thomas Coyne and Peggy Gibbins. Margaret is buried in St. Joesph Cemetary, Manchester, New Hamphire. Margaret married Robert Richard Milat and the last name was changed to Miller in the US. They were married at St Patricks Church, Edinburgh Scotland. They settled in Teaneck, NJ EHolm964 <EHolm964@aol.com>
COYNE Maragaret; IRL>SCT>USA; c. 1865 anybody researching the Coyne family from Mayo County, Ireland. Margaret Rose Coyne was one of 5 children (Anne, Susan, Bridget, James, Margaret). Her parents were Thomas Coyne and Peggy Gibbins. Margaret is buried in St. Joesph Cemetary, Manchester, New Hamphire. Margaret married Robert Richard Milat and the last name was changed to Miller in the US. They were married at St Patricks Church, Edinburgh Scotland. They settled in Teaneck, NJ EHolm964 <EHolm964@aol.com>
MYLATT Richard; IRL>SCT>USA; c. 1830 anybody researching the Milat family from Cork County, Ireland. Richard Mylatt (or Milat or Milatt) married Mary and they had seven children. Names of the children of mary and richard that I have are Robert Richard , James, Nappie, Marv, Bridget, anne, and andrew. I know Robert Richard (1853-1920) married Margaret Rose Coyne (1865-1933in Scotland and then came to the US and came to the US and settled in Teaneck New Jersey. Robert Richard Mylatt changed his name to Miller when he came to the US. From that point on they went by the Miller name. EHolm964 <EHolm964@aol.com>
MYLATT Richard; IRL>SCT>USA; c. 1830 anybody researching the Milat family from Cork County, Ireland. Richard Mylatt (or Milat or Milatt) married Mary and they had seven children. Names of the children of mary and richard that I have are Robert Richard , James, Nappie, Marv, Bridget, anne, and andrew. I know Robert Richard (1853-1920) married Margaret Rose Coyne (1865-1933in Scotland and then came to the US and came to the US and settled in Teaneck New Jersey. Robert Richard Mylatt changed his name to Miller when he came to the US. From that point on they went by the Miller name. EHolm964 <EHolm964@aol.com>
MYLATT Richard; IRL>SCT>USA; c. 1830 anybody researching the Milat family from Cork County, Ireland. Richard Mylatt (or Milat or Milatt) married Mary and they had seven children. Names of the children of mary and richard that I have are Robert Richard , James, Nappie, Marv, Bridget, anne, and andrew. I know Robert Richard (1853-1920) married Margaret Rose Coyne (1865-1933in Scotland and then came to the US and came to the US and settled in Teaneck New Jersey. Robert Richard Mylatt changed his name to Miller when he came to the US. From that point on they went by the Miller name. EHolm964 <EHolm964@aol.com>
Re: WILES; IRL>MO,USA; c. 1848 Please send me some details. I also have a WILES in my line. George WILES b 1820 m Maria SANDERSON b c 1820 in Canada they had a run of children. Do not know much about George's father or mother or their locations however. George and Maria (? Marlia) had several children. One came into my line - Ann WILES (b 1841 in Toronto) m Robert HALL (b 1842 in England) c 1862 More WILES story on my web site http:\\web2.airmail.net\bhendei19\mastgene.htm also e-mail bhende19@mail.airmail.net Regards, Brad Henderson rsomer@hamilton.edu (Richard Somer) wrote: >WILES; IRL>MO,USA; c. 1848 > >I am presently at the frequently approached brick wall with the WILES >family, reportedly from Roscrea, Tipperary, emigrating to St. Louis, MO, >in 1848--but it may have been 1849. At any rate, Joseph and Elizabeth >WILES perished in the cholera epidemic in St. Louis--it began in 1849 and >returned in 1850, 51, and 52. The family is reported there in the 1850 >federal census, so the parents must have died later--leaving the following >children: Mary Ann, James, Joseph, Elizabeth, and Honora. All of these >children survived the epidemic. Mary Ann is my g-grandmother. But I have >had no luck finding their arrival in the US or departure from Ireland. Any >suggestions or other WILES connections out there? >rsomer@hamilton.edu (Richard Somer) -- -- Reply - bhende19@mail.airmail.net Brad Henderson /OGS/BGOGS/WWOGS/KOGS 1168/POGS 895
LARREW; MD,USA; 1793 Does anyone have information on Jacob's parents and/or sibiling? If you do please email me at drl@binary.net. Thanks Dale R. Larrew 1. Jacob Larew was born April 01, 1793 in Maryland, and died August 17, 1859 in Vermilion CO., IL. He married Delilah. Notes for Jacob Larew: Jacob Larew was born in Maryland. The family moved to York County, PA. Jacob and brother John (with families) moved from York County, PA to Fayette County, OH. From Fayette County they moved to Fortville, Indiana where John Larew and wife Margaret are buried at an old cemetery there. John's stone states that he served in the War of 1812. Jacob and Delilah Larew sold their land in Vernon Twp., Hancock County, Indiana 1 August 1854 and moved to Vermilion County, IL. 1850 census Hancock County, Indiana has Jacob, age 57, born MD., Delilah age 42, born PA., Hannah age 21 born PA., John age 18 born PA., William H. age 14, born Ohio. According to Cemetery Records at the Danville Library Jacob and Delilah are buried at the Stearn Cemetery one mile north and 1/2 mile east of Fithian, IL. Jacob Larew died August 17, 1859, age 66 years 4 months 16 days -- Delilah, wife of Jacob, died January 15, 1888 age 78 years 10 months 7 days. Children of Jacob Larew and Delilah are: 2 i. Hannah Larew, born 1829 in PA. 3 ii. John Larew, born 1832 in PA; died January 07, 1915. 4 iii. William H. Larew, born 1836 in OH.
PFLUEGER Georg; Sternenfels,WUE,DEU>USA; c. 1855 I'm interested in information about the following family and its descendants after immigration to America, which according to German sources took place about 1855: father: Georg PFLUEGER, born 4 Oct 1821 in Sternenfels, Wuerttemberg, Germany mother: Eberhardina (nee HABERSTROH) PFLUEGER, born 1 May 1821 in Diefenbach, Wuerttemberg son: Johann Gottried PFLUEGER, born 17 Oct 1853 in Diefenbach or Sternenfels, Wuerttemberg Eberhardina (nee HABERSTROH) PFLUEGER is the sister of my great-grandfather. Diefenbach and Sternenfels are just about 1 mile apart; Diefenbach is today a part of Sternenfels. The family was Lutheran. Robert Haberstroh, Bonn, Germany rhaberst@alumni.princeton.edu
Re: BISHOP, John Granville; MO,USA; 1865 In article <6eea0d$bue@bl-4.rootsweb.com>, redtop30@webtv.net (M. Donovan Bishop) wrote: > > BISHOP, John Granville; MO,USA; 1865 > > redtop30@webtv.net (M. Donovan Bishop) > I have no personal knowledge of your John Granville Bishop. However, many Bishops began their spread across the US from Granville Co., SC. If you haven't already, you might look there for John and/or his ancestors. -----== Posted via Deja News, The Leader in Internet Discussion ==----- http://www.dejanews.com/ Now offering spam-free web-based newsreading jkc@bigfoot.com
JACOBSEN Sine / JACOBSEN Martine; DNK>IA,USA; 1891- IŽm searching information about the two sisters, Sine Jacobsen and Martine Jacobsen who emigrated from Denmark in 1891, to River Sioux, Iowa. They were born in Linderup, Hjoerring county. My grandfather, Nicolaj Jacobsen, was a younger brother to them, and until appr. 1960 my grandfather recieved every year a christmas letter from one of the sisters. Unfortunately these letters are now lost, so I don't even have their married name, nor do I have the place where they was living. Look forward to recieve informations. Jens M. Jakobsen jeja@post6.tele.dk
BANKHEAD; USA; -1850 I know this is incredibly vague. My ancestors came from America in 1850 with the rumour that " the father thought he'd killed somebody". All I have is the sir-name BANKHEAD and the rumour that we were related to Tallulah Bankhead. If this is the case then it would be the generation of her Great Grandfather. One other clue is the middle name of one of the grandchildren being ALCORN. I'm tenuously hoping this to be the maiden name of the wife of the 'emigrating' Bankhead. If there is any chance of help, I would be most grateful, Simon Todd "Simon Todd" <simon@sculpture.prestel.co.uk>
HUNTER; GA,USA; 1800- I am trying to find information on the origin of the Hunter family who settled in the Appling County area about 1800. The oldest known to me is Benjamin Franklin Hunter who married Lora Tillman. Thank you for any input. Brandi Email: Loopy8891@aol.com
Re: MCCAULEY Margaret; IRL>SCT>MI,USA; b.1851 In article <6eea15$buv@bl-4.rootsweb.com>, Susan Misener <skam@tir.com> writes: >I am researching the McAuley surname. My great great grandmother was >Margaret McAuley b.1850-51 in Antrim co. Ireland. She married Charles >Smith in 1869-70 in Ireland. She moved to Kilbernie, Scotland in 1877. >She had 9 kids: James b. in Ireland in 1870, Charles b. in Ireland in >1873, Archibald b. in Kilbernie, Scotland in 1878, William b. in >Kilbernie, Scotland in 1880 and there was also Jean, Margaret, Ezckiel, >George, and John ( I don't have any info on the other 5 kids) James >Smith was my great grandfather. He married Margaret Clark. Margaret was >b. in Kilbernie, Scotland in 1869. She was the daughter of Thomas Clark. >Thomas was b. in Kilwinning, Scotland. Any help would be greatly >appreciated. >Susan Misener > Susan: My ggrandmother, Mary MCAULEY, was born in Co. Antrim in 1849, and died in Pittsburgh, Pa. USA. In 1862 she married Patrick Lynn (b 1847 Co. Antrim). In 1863, my grandfather, Hugh LYNN was born in Co. Antrim. The family emigrated in 1864 to Pittsburgh. Hope this helps you. Bill Snaughnessy billshau29@aol.com (Billshau29)
ECKROTH, Johannes Eckroth; DEU>PA,USA; c. 1709 ECKROTH / ECKENROTH, Johannes; DEU>PA,USA; c. 1709 Seeking information about where in Germany, the above person originated. He arrived in Pennsylvania in 1743. He arrived with his brother, Henrich and possibly five sisters. His wife's name was Anna Margaret (1709-1790) Johannes (John) Eckroth / Eckenroth (c.1709-1757) was killed by Indians in Lehign County, PA. Mit meinen besten Grüßen, Duane S. Baumgartner.......................<duanebaumgartner@juno.com> _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]