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1. Murray-Kimmel [1]
Does anyone have data on the David Murray and Hannah Kimmel parents and etc. Thank you Cathy Hecker _____________________________________________________________________________________ Get more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com
2. John Ulrich, & Miami Valley Gen Index [1]
At 09:36 PM 12/2/00 -0800, James Shuman wrote: > >suggested that we go to the Miami Valley Genealogical Index >at and type in Clapper. If >you do this, you'll find a listing for Elizabeth Clapper, >marrying in 1830 to a John Ullery. > >If you type in Ulrich, you'll see that the first entry of a fairly >short list is "aka Ullery". > >If you type in Ullery, you'll see a much, much longer list (it may >take a bit to load, so be patient) and, sure enough, part-way t
3. Re: Murray-Kimmel [1]
At 10:42 PM 12/4/00, Cathy Hecker wrote: >Does anyone have data on the David Murray and Hannah Kimmel >parents and etc. Thank you Cathy Hecker Hi Cathy, David Murray, s/o John and Elizabeth (Welbaum) Murray Born 15 Sep 1803 Bedford Co Pa Died 10 Sept 1884, Montgomery Co Ohio, bur Bethel Cem Married four times, in the below order: 1-Hannah "Anna" Kimmel, 2 children 2-Elizabeth Mikesell, 11 children 3-Elizabeth Groff 4-Elizabeth Noffsinger Hannah Kimmel, d/o David and Barbara (Kromer) Kimmel Born 1
4. Ginghamsburg, Miami Co Ohio [1]
At 07:42 AM 12/21/00 -0700, Terry Barnhart wrote: >Eric: >I am curious, what does the Ohio P.O. book say about Ginghamsburg >(h) in southern Miami County? My ancestor was a postmaster there. >Terry R. Barnhart Denver Also Terry, try the Miami County Ohio Genealogy Web Page at: http://www.tdn-net.com/genealogy/miamico.htm On the above WebPage(s) you will find maps of all 12 Miami County Townships, as well as census indexes of the same. Also you will find several Miami County Ohio History Books
5. ***BRETHREN LIST, PLEASE READ!*** [1]
3 Dec 2000 It has been suggested by list-members that the RULES of this Brethren Genealogy Forum be repeated to all list-members at least once per month. These RULES are sent to every new user when they first subscribe. It is sent in the form of the "Welcome Message." In keeping with the request we will hereafter send it to the entire list of subscribers around the first of every month. PS: Have a Very Merry Christmas Everyone! ...from the Fellowship Of Brethren Genealogists ======
6. Re: John Ulrich [0.978454]
There is no need to appologize. You still may not be wrong. I feel like I am going around in circles. There are too many answers to each problem. In their extensive work, "The Clappers in America", Engel and Helsel did not come to a specific conclusion at first, but later strongly supported the story that Ludwig Clapper was married to several women. P. 194, In 1794 Ludwig had married his first wife Mary Metzger, daughter of John and Catherine Metzker Sr. To Ludwig and Mary were born four children, etc."
7. Susannah Ulrich. [0.978454]
In answer to a quiry, Ferne said her info had it that the Susannah Ulrich that married Jacob Puterbaugh was the daughter of Daniel Ulrich, the son of Stephen. Merle wrote that Susannah was the daughter of a Daniel, but the Daniel who married Christena Holsinger (Holdinger). I have it that he was the son of Daniel and Catharine. This info came from Don Bowman. Which parentage is correct ?? Dick
8. John Ulrich [0.978454]
In commenting on second marriage of John Ulrich recently, I erroneously reported that John's second marriage was to Elizabeth Stiffler Ulrich. I have no idea where I got the "Stiffler" info. In looking back I find it nowhere. My records clearly show it was Elizabeth Brumbaugh Clapper, first married to Ludwig Clapper who was son of Henry Clapper who was married to Mary Metzger. Sorry about that error. Wanted to clarify before anyone considered that info correct. Joe Ulrich
9. Re: A question. [0.978454]
I'll probably step on a few toes, but there is a rather large difference in some of the beliefs of these churches. The German Reformed church was a part of the Evangelical movement in Gwermany as is traditional in the sense of children's baptism. The German Baptist church was of the schisms of the faith that believed in what is termed "anti-baptism". In other words, baptism should be performed when the person is old enough to know what he/she is obligating himself/herself to.
10. Re: Ikenberry [0.978454]
I have two books one on the history of Gove County, Kansas (includes Quinter) and another on the history of the Church of the Brethren, Quinter, Kansas. In the second book on page114 is a picture of a church taken from about the same position and matches the church in your picture with people. It is labled, Church of the Brethren at Quinter, Kansas completed, 1910. This is the church my Flora and Ikenberry were members. Carol ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET
11. Re: Ikenberry [0.978454]
Thanks! The name sounds familiar but I will have to look it up! ----- Original Message ----- From: PAUL A HOPPING To: Sent: Thursday, December 07, 2000 11:07 PM Subject: Re: Ikenberry > My Gove County History does not have an index. yuk!!!!! > History of the Quinter Church of the Brethren lists in the back 1886-1986 > membership a Bertie Fink Dragoo > Carol > > On Wed, 6 Dec 2000 12:42:41 -0600 "Stu & Sherri Woods" > writes: > > Yippy!
12. Re: Elk Lick and Brothers Valley [0.978454]
Found the info on elk Lick very interesting. I am especially interested in Brothers Valley and the Rhoades/Sills families. StevenMichael Lewis
13. Re: Jesse Zeigler [0.978454]
Milton, Jesse and Harriet's address is Friendship Village, Apt. 271, 5790 Denlinger Road, Dayton, OH 45426-1838; phone # 937-837-0215 Ron McAdams >Date: Wed, 27 Dec 2000 21:20:13 -0800 >From: m.cook1@juno.com >To: BRETHREN-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Jesse Zeigler > >How does Jesse Zeigler relate to the Zumbrun(m)s and Kinseys. I am >descended from those two Whitley County families through my >gggrandmother >Lucinda (Zumbrum) Long (1841-1884). She married Uriah Long in
14. Re: Maryland Brethren [0.978454]
J. M. Henry, _History of the Church of the Brethren in Maryland_, Elgin, IL: Brethren Publishing House, 1936 should be available at some libraries, or by interlibrary loan. Richard R. Weber ----- Original Message ----- From: Betty I Silfies To: Sent: Tuesday, December 12, 2000 11:02 PM Subject: Maryland Brethren > Does anyone know where I could find material on the Brethren in Maryland? > I read about a doctoral dissertation on the history of the c
15. Re: Do the Brethren Celebrate Christmas? [0.978454]
There is a very good history of the development of Christmas as a holiday at the History Channel you might be interested in: http://www.historychannel.com/holidays/ Peter Ramsey Latrobe, PA
16. Search engine [0.978454]
[v98-006.txt] ... County (Dayton) Ohio with his brother, Jacob Cripe and his wife, and two of their married daughters, Elizabeth and Susan who had married John Pippenger. Daniel Cripe was the founding elder of the Northern Indiana District of the German Baptist Brethren which later split several times and was the ancestor ... http://www.rootsweb.com/~inelkhar/inelkhar-d/v98-006.txt 05/17/98, 17203 bytes
17. Re: Indiana Brethren: Kingery/Lybrook/Witter/Moyer/Miller [0.978454]
>As for my Brethren history, I am connected to the NICCUMS and KINGERYS from >Flora, Carroll Co. IN. My g-grandfather was William Franklin WAGONER, >married to Mary Elizabeth NICCUM, daughter of Thomas Dooley NICCUM and >Mariah KINGERY. This is a Four Mile family: I have it as Maria Kingery - we had an early Niccum family over in Preble Co OH -came up from Kentucky, but I have that only one of the children married (couldn't identify Tom). ----------------------------------- >I am interested
18. Re: WOLF - METZGER - CRIPE - OAKS [0.978454]
At 10:19 pm -0500 12/3/00, Richard wrote: >James, >Would you send a GEDCOM of Jacob METZGER's parents and siblings? >Does you data for Jacob and Mary match that which I have below? >Do you have anything on Mary Oaks... ancestors or descendents? >Thanks, >Richard L. Oaks >Montgomery County, Ohio I'll be glad to send it to you privately if you want an entire GEDcom (We can't send attachments over RootsWeb.). How many generations do you want? You've only asked for Jacob, his parents and his sibling? I did
19. Re: Ikenberry [0.978454]
Thank you Merle, I haven't researched the Ikenberrys back this far YET! I connect to them at George Samuel Ikenberry who married Sally Wine in the late 1800s. Thank you for the info! Sherri ----- Original Message ----- From: Merle C Rummel To: Sent: Tuesday, December 05, 2000 3:08 PM Subject: Re: Ikenberry > >Is anyone researching the following surnames? > > > >Wine / Cline (Kline) / Ikenberry > > > >Thanks, > >Sherri > > > > > > > The children of Peter Eich
20. Re: Inter Library Loan [0.978454]
Also be aware that if the book you are wanting is not available for shipment to you, if you tell the library who or what you are looking for in the book, they will usually Photostat the pages or even chapters pertaining to that person/persons. The cost can get up there as they charge by the page, but if you need the information, and that is the only place you can find it, it is worth it. Don't forget to have them Photostat the title page and the page with all the information on it. (ISBN, Library of Congres
21. Re: Bauman/Bowman Families [0.978454]
Ferne thank you for your information, I really appreciate it. Grace Carson ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, December 13, 2000 8:48 AM Subject: Re: Bauman/Bowman Families > > I have no relation to the Bauman family... but I do have a great store of > family history information which I share to be helpful... and I gave the > sorce of the particular bit which I shared re this family. > > Ferne Baldwin > Manchester College > > >
22. Re: Daniel Cripe (1762-1859) [0.978454]
At 11:10 pm -0500 12/8/00, Catherine Leinbach wrote: >I found this in some of my information and thought that I would share it. > >Daniel Cripe was born 6 May 1762 and died 10 Dec 1859. His wife, Magdalena >was born 24 May 1770 and died 25 May 1842 and was buried at Goshen Indiana. > >He with his family, his brother Jacob Cripe and John Pippenger and their >families came in 1829 from Montgomery County Ohio, to Wolf Creek >Congregration. Daniel was a man of medium height, broad shou
23. Re: Wine/Cline (Kline)/Ikenberry [0.978454]
Sherri............some of my books are wine, cline, Kline and Ikenberry. see my web page Floyd R. & Kathryn Garst Mason 115 E. Rainbow Drive Bridgewater, VA 22812-1733 see our Home Page http://home.rica.net/masonf3150/ Family Historians ----- Original Message ----- From: Stu & Sherri Woods To: Sent: Tuesday, December 05, 2000 9:23 AM Subject: Wine/Cline (Kline)/Ikenberry > Hello list, > Is anyone researching the following surnames?
24. John Ulrich/Susannah Ulrich/Puterbaugh, etc [0.978454]
Dick: I forgot to mention that the info I just gave on on Daniel, John, Elizabeth (Stiffler) Clapper Ulrich, etc., I forgot to mention that this record shows that the Daniel Ulrich, born 1735, nentioned in my last memo, had daughter Susannah, born 5/3/1759, died 11/7/1830, married Jacob Puterbaugh. Joe Ulrich
25. Re: Surnames [0.978454]
Norman: I have a Henry Longenecker who was a minister at Surgar Grove COB in Miami County, Ohio near Darke County border circa 1834. He moved from Juanita County, Pennsylvania and died in Ohio in 1872. Is this a match? Terry R. Barnhart Denver norman777taylor wrote: > any one doing reseach on the following surnames > > Hoffman Longenecker Brandt > > ==== BRETHREN Mailing List ==== > 3 ---------------------------------------------- > This is the Brethren Genealogy and History Network
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