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1. [BRE] kelley, columbiana co. ohio [1]
> Hello, > I am > looking for records for my Kelley ancestors who were immigrants, Ephraim Kelley, > ab. 1795-1864 from N.I. and Mary [?] Kelley ab. 1795-1861 from germany > [prussia]. > They were from west twp. Columbiana County Ohio. > I dont know what church or where to find it. Can you help?
2. Re: [BRE] kelley, columbiana co. ohio [1]
Thank you Tolly; Would Christian church be associated with Brethern church or Dunkard? I was told the church at Moultrie was never used, but i'm begining to think different. Thank You James Crilley
3. Re: [BRE] Re: Wise family [1]
I had some ancestors in Marble Furnace. I thought it was in KY or OH, but never could find it. Where is the Marble Furnace mentioned below? Thanks, Carol Wilson ----- Original Message ----- From: "Merle C Rummel" To: Sent: Thursday, June 19, 2003 6:01 AM Subject: Re: [BRE] Re: Wise family > > > > I'm researching the West family > > > Barb > > Could someone help with the West family? > > Dan West's father was Landon West, who lived in Adams Co OH, som
4. Re: [BRE] COB history [1]
I checked the Houser Genealogy book and did not find a Mary Ann Houser married to Justinian Mayberry. However, the first person listed in this book is Abraham Houser, Sr. born in Germany about 1740. According to this source, Abraham came to America with two brothers (Jacob & John) and settled first in Maryland. He married Nancy Rhorer in 1770 and they had 12 children. Abraham was a preacher. I believe this book is the source for the story of how "he refused to accept any pay or remuneration for
5. Re: [BRE] Zumbrun(m) and Burkhart [1]
The Fort McKinley congregation was organized separately in 1911. Anything before that was Lower Stillwater officially and there may be some confusion there.. Ferne Baldwin Manchester College
6. Re: [BRE] SHIDLER family [1]
Try putting Belle Starr...pedigee in your search enging it might come up. Doris ----- Original Message ----- From: "vhowery" To: Sent: Saturday, June 28, 2003 6:48 PM Subject: Re: [BRE] SHIDLER family > Where is Belle Star Buried and did she have another last name??? Marie > Viona Marie Worley-Howery IBSSG > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "A M Griechen" > To: > Sent: Saturday, June 28, 2003 6:30 PM > Sub
7. [BRE] Re: Osceola and the Ulreys [1]
Good Morning, Jane! What state is Osceola in? I'm very interested since the Ulrey names are mentioned ... thanks! Mary Jo On Monday, June 16, 2003, at 11:44 PM, BRETHREN-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > From: "Jane Davis" > Date: Mon Jun 16, 2003 5:59:35 PM America/Chicago > To: BRETHREN-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [BRE] COB history > > > To Pat J. and fellow researchers-- > ... > An early researcher for this congregation [l920] lists the first > Brethren in the Osceola neighbor
8. [BRE] John Ritter [1]
Yes there is another Ritter Family. Eva Miller's brother David Miller married Sarah Hardman my ggg-grandparents . Their daughter Elizabeth Miller b 1809 married Jacob Ritter b 1806. Jacob's Parents are John Ritter b 1777 and Barbara Garber b 1785. This is my connection with the Miller's, Garber's. I have found all of the Ritter's in the 1850 census. St Joseph County. I have pictures of John and Barbara Ritter , Jacob Ritter and Elizabeth Miller , and most of their children and spouses. Also have pictures
9. [BRE] Re: Lydia ("Lyde") Herrick MARTIN [1]
Thanks, I found out it should of been Walnut Church & Cemetery, Walnut Twp., Marshall, Indiana (E. 19th Rd. and S. Gumwood Rd.). The area or church there seemed to be an important place to my Great Grandmother. A little history would be interesting to me. Dennis At 09:08 PM 6/10/03 -0600, you wrote: >The Church of the Brethren in North Manchester was the Walnut Street church >and I know of no Walnut Creek cemetery... > >Ferne Baldwin >Manchester College
10. Re: [BRE] Rodeffer [1]
Thank you, Flora ----- Original Message ----- From: "RHOADS, Roger" To: Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2003 6:32 AM Subject: RE: [BRE] Rodeffer > Flora, > I don't have Conrad in my data base. Here are the two preceding > generations of the family. > > Roger Rhoads > ------- > > 1. HANS DAVID ROTHENHOFER1 was born April 20, 1702 in Biberack, Germany, > and died 1773 in Frederick, Dunsmore or Shenandoah Co., VA. He married > CATHERINE UNKNOWN. > > Immigration:
11. Re: [BRE] Re: Christian SHIVELYs [1]
I can only say what is believed to be on the stone. If the stone is badly worn, it could be wrong... but not by much.. Ferne Baldwin Manchester College
12. Re: [BRE] re: West family [1]
Barb, I've been going page-by-page in the Washinton Co PA Census -- now in 1860. I did see some WEST names but I don't remember which TWP. Fortunately I've only done East Bethlehem (I think they might have been in East?), West Bethlehem, Amwell, Strabane (maybe here??), and now Somerset. At least it is not ALL of Washington's twps. if you wanted to look--- But, still it's over a couple hundred pages to go through. Judy
13. Re: [BRE] Re: Swank Cemetery [1]
Swank cemetery is across Hwy 13 from Timbercrest...;;;; or less than a mile north of the Manchester College intersection...with Hwy 13. Ferne Baldwin Manchester College
14. Re: [BRE] kelley, columbiana co. ohio [1]
Further research... The Sandy Church was split in two in about 1900 ... one part became Freeburg and the other part Reading.. Sandy as such.. disappeared... Those two churches : Freeburg at 4470 Beechwood Ave, NE, Paris, OH 44669 Reading 25418 Georgetown Rd. P. O. Box ll, Homeworth OH 44634-0011 Maybe this can lead you on.. Incidentally, Ferne Baldwin is definitely female - have been for 80 years and counting.... Ferne Baldwin Manchester College
15. Re: [BRE] Re: Christian SHIVELYs [1]
Christian Shively 20 Feb 1809 - 24 Jan. 1898 and Barbara 8 Aug, 1806 - 13 Oct. 1880 and their daughter Barbara died 15 Aug, 1863 age 16-0-4 are all buried in Swank cemetery just north of North Manchester on highway13.. Ferne Baldwin Manchester College
16. [BRE] Re: Samuel WAGONER - Osceola Co., MO [1]
> Thank you for your insights into MO Brethren history! The Samuel and > Catharine METZGER WAGONER that are buried at Osceola, MO are my husband's > great grandparents. CORRECTION? In checking my records closer I find that Samuel WAGONER Sr. was buried at St. Clair Co., MO but his first wife, Catherine ULERY was buried in Tippecanoe Co., IN and his second wife, Catharine METZGER was buried in Clinton Co., IN.
17. Re: [BRE] Rodeffer [1]
Thank you very much. Is Conrad Rodeffer (b.1787 in PA), married to Nancy (Anna) Showalter and buried in Mill Creek, VA a relative of Samuel? ----- Original Message ----- From: "RHOADS, Roger" To: Sent: Monday, June 09, 2003 7:11 AM Subject: RE: [BRE] Rodeffer > Flora, > This family is Lutheran. > > Roger Rhoads > ------ > > SAMUEL3 RODEHEFFER (SAMUEL SIMON2 RHODEHEFFER, HANS DAVID1 ROTHENHOFER) > was born 1781 in Shenandoah Co., VA1, and died August 1
18. [BRE] Lehigh County, PA brethren [1]
Looking for information on Lehigh County brethren circa 1890-1910. Specifically for registers of marriage in Allentown. Specifically for the name Ralph Thomas Egge. Thanks for all the help in advance. Deborah Baker Davila
19. Re: [BRE] ROEHRIG [1]
only have Mary E. Kusymaul wife of Michael Roehrig d in Ohio at age 55 in 1901 and Sarah Roehrig who married William L. Steingass and d in Ohio age 58 in 1953 Ferne Baldwin Manchester College
20. Re: [BRE] SHIDLER family [1]
Trports are that Belle Starr's involvement has been greatly exagerated over the years... Just like many others, Legend explodes ver truth, making truth hard to see. -- Jeffery Scism, IBSSG Links to my Homepages: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~scismfam/ Genius- Noun. A person who through innate ability is capable of reaching the wrong conclusion faster than anyone else.
21. Re: [BRE] Maquoketa, IA [1]
Marcy Thank you for your suggestion. I've been to the Jackson Co website. None of the people who do lookups listed church info which is what I'm looking for right now. I was really hoping that someone on this list would have church history and membership information available. I will be in Iowa this fall and will do more county history, etc. research then. It is so frustrating, because county histories seldom mention groups of emigrants who traveled together from one place to another. I know, I've ch
22. [BRE] Jacob B. Wolfe [1]
Does anyone have an obituary for Jacob B. Wolfe s/o George Theobold Wolfe, married to Catharine Miller? Thanks, Dianne Black _________________________________________________________________ The new MSN 8: smart spam protection and 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail
23. Re: [BRE] Re: Abraham Houser [1]
I have Paul Custer wife Mary Garber in my family tree. I got the info from a cousin. Her father did research in 1966 . It has John Custer and Elizabeth Houser as parents. Paul and Mary were married 1801 in Jessamine County, Kentucky. Do you have more info on children of John and Elizabeth? Mary's sister Barbara Garber was my gggreat grandmother. Thanks, Teresa ----- Original Message ----- From: Merle C Rummel To: Sent: Sunday, June 15, 2003 5:19 AM Subject:
24. Re: [BRE] Zumbrun(m) and Burkhart [1]
> I see from past letters that Merle's wife is related to the Zumbrun's > who lived in Montgomery Co. and Darke Co., OH. I know some members of > the family were Brethren. Where any of them elders? (looking at the > time period 1820 - 1920). I am particularly interested in the children > of Ephraim (1839 - 1895). We finally dug up the book on the Zumbruns that Madelaine wrote - B-23 Ephraim ZUMBRUM m. 1862 Sarah HOLSAPPLE b. 1839 Madison twp, Montgmry Co OH b. 28 Dec 1844
25. Re: [BRE] kelley, columbiana co. ohio [1]
I believe this is the son of James and Julia Ann [Barrick] Kelley. Ephraim' and Mary [Landstraw]Kelley's son appears on the 1860 census as 22. Ephraim the son 0f James and Julia Ann Barrick had a son that was 14 on 1860 census I think this Ephraim is the brother of my 2nd great grandfather, Alpheus Kelley.My great grandmother Zua [kelley] Wells was born in N
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