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1. Re: Funk-Shelley [1]
My info could be in error, so please let me know if you figure out something different. Charles At 12:35 PM 11/17/97 -0500, you wrote: >Charles, thanks, that's a very nice page and easy to get around in. > >That Jacob, unfortunately is about ten years to 20 years too young to produce >a grandson who married my Catharine Shelly. > >I need a little more time to study your Funks and would like to come back to >you. >I do have your Jacob Funk, m. Mary Shelley, but no desc. > >In your Funk Gen2 I have desc. for
2. Funk [1]
Jack Glad to see you onboard. I have Funk connections also which I have on my homepage if you would like to look. Charles
3. Moderator to all users [1]
Attention Brethren Researchers; Fifteen years ago a member of The Fellowship Of Brethren Genealogists by the name of Tom G. CRASO was living in Colorado Springs, Colorado. He is not now a member of the F.O.B.G. We have been trying to locate Tom. Does anyone on this list-server know of his where about. The normal sources such as the Brethren Offices at Elgin etc have been checked without results. Please, do not just hit the reply key but answer privately to joe.boss@erinet --- Joe Bosserman,
4. Elder Joseph E. Overholser [1]
>Name: George Reed >E-mail address: Greedoal@juno.com >From: Bradford, OH >Time: 1997-11-11 20:33:00 >Comments: My interest is in the ancestors of my >grandfather, Joseph Elva Overholser. Hello George, In the late 1980s I had the pleasure of interviewing your grandfather for The Church Of The Brethren District History Committee, of which at that time I was one of the Board Members. If I remember correctly your grandfather was around 100 years old at the time. I spent an afternoon with him in his home
5. Saylor/Sailor/etc [1]
Does anyone have more information on the following family: that is buried in the Sugar Grove Cemetery, Newton Twp, Miami Co Ohio: George S. Saylor, died 11 Feb 1846, aged 65y, 5m, 16d Mary Saylor, w/o George, died 8 Dec 1859 aged 74y, 3m, 3d. John Saylor, died 7 Nov 1835 aged 21y, 6m, 16d. According book "Past and Present, Marshall County Iowa," Pub 1912, page 1069: 1..George S. was born in Lancaster County Pa., 2..Mary, wife of George was nee Firestein 3..George and Mary had seven children
6. Funk-Shelley [1]
Jack I have Jacob Funk & Mary Shelley on my homepage. Which direction in time do you want to go with them? Charles charles a. andrews 132 Clearview Dr Slaughters KY 42456 502-884-7026 caandrew@vci.net Researching families of: ANDREWS, HUDSON, SHICKEL, WEBSTER, EIKENBERRY, IKENBERRY, RUEBUSH, MOON, KIEFFER, FROEHLICH, ARMENTROUT, FLORA, MILLER, DRIVER homepage is located at http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/5971/
7. Re: Funk [1]
Jay Sorry, but I had my signature turned off. My homepage address should show for all interested now. Charles At 06:08 PM 11/16/97 -0500, you wrote: >Hi, > >Saw your information on Funks. How do I find your home page. I have a lot >of Funk connections in Washington County, MD and Ogle County, Illinois > >Jay21740@aol.com > charles a. andrews 132 Clearview Dr Slaughters KY 42456 502-884-7026 caandrew@vci.net Researching families of: ANDREWS, HUDSON, SHICKEL, WEBSTER, EIKENBERRY, IKENBERRY, RUEBUSH, MOON
8. Baker List [0.968881]
I am watching for replies on this query with interest. I have never heard of the "Baker List" but have several generations of Brethren Bakers that I would like more information on.
9. Re: John Ulrich Brown [0.968881]
Jan, I keep hearing of Craik's History, but alas have never been fortunate enough to find a copy. Please, could I ask you to look in the book and see if it mentions the Clum family....allied lines are Baker, Parkison, and Leatherman. They were with a group of Brethern that settled in Galesburg, Neosho Co. Kansas. Any help appreciated. Paula
10. Fwd: Fw: [GENEALOGY-L] General news from list owner [0.968881]
--------------------- Forwarded message: From: pavia@futureone.com (Sally Pavia) Reply-to: pavia@futureone.com (Sally Pavia) To: chipnter@lnd.com (Terri Tosh), mjlyon@aol.com (Mary Jo Lyon), Booatbeach@aol.com (Mary Ann), LUCYGRACEG@aol.com (LucyGrace Garceau), janfortado@aol.com (Jan Fortado), FBouley@prodigy.net (Frank Bouley), GEMELOR@aol.com (Eliz Fergerson), bfox@nightowl.net (Bill Fox), bswisher@nemr.net (Betty Swisher), brobert@futureone.com (Betty Robertson), bzyldy@cdsnet.net (Betty L Block), klost
11. Re: Armstrong Co., PA, Church of the Brethren [0.968881]
Tom, Thank you for all the cemetery data. That's the kind of information that is so difficult to get from a distance and be certain that it's been carefully done. Someone with those family connections is more likely to be careful. We are very interested in your photo of Martin JOHN. Unfortunately, I do not have web access or the capability to download a photo. Would you please send us a copy? My address is : 907 Ankeney Road Beavercreek, Ohio 45434-7130. Thanks again for all the information th
12. Re: Johan Michael Muller [0.968881]
Page 9 and 10 of "Michael Miller and Susanna Bechtol" we attempt to document the wives and children of John Michael Mueller of Germany. In the Steinwenden Church Records we find him married to Irene Chartias, m-2 Anna Loysa Regina. We give six children, all who died except Johann Michael Miller - our immigrant. This research was done by Gene Miller of Irvine, CA. He has it well documented in His book "Genealogy of David Y. Miller" - 1989. I have used his work and have given him the credit. He had som
13. Re: Two Centuries of Brothersvalley [0.968881]
I see a batch of Mussers but no Mosser (but they may be the same thing).
14. Re: Angle, Custer, Miller, Royer, wampler [0.968881]
>From brethren-request@rootsweb.com Wed Nov 5 06:18:44 1997 >Received: (from slist@localhost) > by bl-14.rootsweb.com (8.8.5/8.8.5) id GAA13166 > for beckyallen@hotmail.com; Wed, 5 Nov 1997 06:10:00 -0800 (PST) >Resent-Date: Wed, 5 Nov 1997 06:10:00 -0800 (PST) >To: BRETHREN@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: Angle, Custer, Miller, Royer, wampler >Message-ID: <19971105.091748.8223.0.lschaffee1@juno.com> >References: <971104203041_1936131976@emout04.mail.aol.com> >X-Mailer: Juno 1.38 >X-Juno-Line-Breaks: 0-1,3-4,6-
15. Re: george RHODES [0.968881]
who was looking for a George RHODES? i have on but no dates attached. george rhodes married a Sarah ANGLEMYER.i may not have the dates but i did meet george myself as a child so it may not be the right date ranges? area of the country would be elkhart county indiana. Sarah was raised in Goshen, in area. i you think this could be the one you are looking for my mother may know more or she may know a family member who could help. marriage would probably sometime in the late 1800s yvonne
16. Re: Saylor/Sailor/etc [0.968881]
Joe Bosserman wrote: > > Does anyone have more information on the following family: > that is buried in the Sugar Grove Cemetery, Newton Twp, > Miami Co Ohio: > > George S. Saylor, died 11 Feb 1846, aged 65y, 5m, 16d > Mary Saylor, w/o George, died 8 Dec 1859 aged 74y, 3m, 3d. > John Saylor, died 7 Nov 1835 aged 21y, 6m, 16d. > > According book "Past and Present, Marshall County Iowa," > Pub 1912, page 1069: > 1..George S. was born in Lancaster County Pa., > 2..Mary, wife of George was nee Firestein
17. Re: Brothers Valley - 1762-1962 [0.968881]
You asked where the Brethren web page is. The URL is http://www.cob-net.org/genhis.htm This site includes some details of Brethren history both in Europe and the US and also has listings of the early Brethren baptized by specific early Brethren leaders, such as Alexander Mack. There are also listings of members in some of the very early Brethren congregations (1770). I found some of my folks in the Stony Creek Church, where I expected them to be, but was pleased to find a date for baptism. I wi
18. Re: Bea Hayes Home page [0.968881]
MARY ELAINE LAW MILLER wrote: > > Dear Bea, My husband, Gary Miller's great grandmother was Mary Emma > Hawbecker of Franklin Co. PA. She was the daughter of Peter Hawbecker > and Nancy Mourer. Peter was a brother of your Nancy "Annie" Hawbecker. > They were the children of Henry Hawbecker and Elisabeth Miller. I have > the Hawbecker genealogy but know nothing about this Elisabeth Miller > except her birth and death dates. Do you have any information on > Elisabeth MIller's family. > Also have
19. Bishop Otterbein [0.968881]
Thank you to both Joan and Edward for their responses to my query on Bishop William Otterbein. Every little bit helps. Can anyone tell me if there is a web site for United Brethren? Alyce >>Let me be the first to correct my own error. Sorry! Bishop Otterbein was >>indeed connected with the United Brethren. When you have ancestors (as I do) >>who were connected with the United Brethren, German Reformed, AND Church >>of the Brethren, (not to mention Quakers and Moravians) it can tend to get >>confus
20. Rose Jelly [0.968881]
For those wonderful people who sent me their ideas on what they thought "Rose Jelly" was...I FOUND IT! And thanks for all those wonderful recipes, which I will try next year. To let you know what, exactly, Rose Jelly was....I was sent a copy of a newspaper clipping from 1996 Manufacturer: Renner Salve Company Discovered and Patented: 1885 The salve was used for warts, burns, loss of hair, ear ache and what ails you. The company also produced a liniment for sore muscles. The formulation for both has been
21. Re: Angle, Custer, Miller, Royer, wampler [0.968881]
Dear Jim...........In my Miller Book, I have Eld. George Miller of Elizabethtown, PA has an 8th child Henry Miller b 1766 d 1843 m-1 Barbara Keiffer, da John Keiffer. He m-2 Elizabeth Kline, da David Kline & Elizabeth Brenisen. See page 64 -These are related to the Wamplers, did you know? Floyd R. & Kathryn G. Mason 115 E. Rainbow Drive Bridgewater, VA 22812-1733 see our Home Page http://home.rica.net/masonf3150/ "know your family connections" ---------- > From
22. Re: Bridgewater student directory [0.968881]
> Since any of you reading this on this list know I'm not up to mischief, > but rather trying to do a good "mom-deed," is there any chance there's > someone on the list with a contact at Bridgewater who could pull up the > e-mail address of a student? > > My next step will be to phone his mom, but since his mom's 1st language > is not English, and since she may not be too computer savy, I'm not sure > how productive that would be. > Go to: http://www.bridgewater.edu/cgi-bin/phf.world > The young man's na
23. McPherson photo [0.968881]
My grandfather (Joe Wolf) attended McPherson - I don't know exactly when, but he was born in 1886. I have a photo of him, along with other musicians - a group of eleven, eight men, three women. Three of the men are holding guitars, the rest have mandolins. It is obviously a posed grouping. No names on the back... Pat Heydt
24. WEAVER alias LINEWEBER [0.968881]
I am looking for records of JOHN WEAVER b. 1723 d. 1792 m. SUSANNAH STUMP. daughter of Christopher STUMP. He was living in Bethel or Heidelberg Twsps., Berks Co., PA in 1757 at the time his son JOHN GEORGE WEAVER was born. I cannot find a church record for the birth of John George in Berks Co., PA. Since he was married to Susannah Stump, I have now assumed that he could be Church of the Brethern. He was a member of the Reformed Church when he moved to MD ca 1773 or before. In the will of Christopher STUMP
25. Brethren Church [0.968881]
Does anyone know what the name of the early Brethren church was in Washington township, Brown County, Ohio, ca 1820? Shirley W.
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