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1. [COUCH] David couch of Ohio [1]
Inez Humphreys, I got your package today and I have updated the chart at http://www.couchgenweb.com/couch/davidco.htm you did not include your Email address so if you are on theis list please let me know. Bill Couch
2. [COUCH] Elijah and Elizabeth Couch, 1880 census [1]
Anyone have a clue where Elijah Couch and Elizabeth Estep family is in 1880? I've not been able to locate them using variety of name spellings. They were in Owsley Co. KY for other years. Children's ages and names don't help much for finding them. 1870 Owsley Co. KY Jesse, 14 Rebecca, 12 William, 11 Sampson, 9 Polly, 7 Nancy, 4 Dority, 2 Joseph, 3/12 Kathleen Couch Latshaw Kentucky Couch Kin http://swapasource.com
3. Re: [COUCH] Fairfield Co., CT Couches [1]
Hi Liz, I do not show a Huldah as daughter of Johnathan & Eunice Griffin. Their offspring: Lucy, Hannah, Joseph, Eli. Johnathan m. 2nd to Eunice Nash: offspring: eunice. m. 3rd to Mabel Cole Meeker - offspring: Molly. Where did you see Huldah listed as daughter of Johnathan? Diane >I have been trying to track down Huldah Couch for years! You can imagine my >excitement when her name was listed as a daughter of Jonathan, > >You mentioned Eli, Lucy and Eunice are the only children tra
4. [COUCH] More notes [1]
The last notes I sent were actually about Simon and Thomas Couch. These are about Simon's son Samuel and his descendants, and I didn't put the source in my notes, but will try to check if anyone needs it. I suspect these are from "The History of the Twon of Catherine, NY" as well. Sons of the Revolution and Sons of the American Revolution accept that book as a source, so I believe DAR would also - it was researched and compiled by one of their presidents. Gwen "Couch Captain Samuel Couch, of Fair
5. Re: [COUCH] Daniel Couch, baptized 29 July 1739 [1]
Hold on - I messed up what I was reading - let me re-read this so I get everyone hooked up properly. Gwen Gwen Stuart wrote: > Daniel Couch, b. 27 July, 1739, baptized 29 July 1739, Redding, > Fairfield Co., CT, is the son of Capt. Samuel Couch, who was one of > the largest landholders in Redding at one time, and Adrea Hurlbutt. > Believe someone was searching for his parents. My husband's line is > from his sister Adera (aka Adea) who married Joseph Frost. > Information is from "The History of
6. [COUCH] Elijah and Elizabeth Couch, 1880 census & spellings [1]
This brings up a good point about spelling, you guys tell me all the spellings you've found in indexes etc... and I'll do a search for them all and put them on the list. di __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Find out what made the Top Yahoo! Searches of 2003 http://search.yahoo.com/top2003
7. Re: [COUCH] Fairfield Co., CT Couches [1]
Jonathan Couch, the son of Ebenezer and Ann Crane Couch, was born 16 July 1736 in Redding, Fairfield, CT. He married Eunice Griffin, son of John and Sarah Nash Griffin, 15 Aug 1759 in Fairfield, CT. On 2 April 1777 he was put on a committee of 9 to take care of the families of soldiers serving our country. I have 2 children for them - Lucy who married Joseph Frost and and Eunice who married Dimon Mallette. Both of these daughters removed to Catherine, NY. I have their lines. Jonathan's brother,
8. [COUCH] PLEASANT COUCH - SCOTLAND CO MO -1860 [1]
1860 SCOTLAND COUNTY MO JEFFERSON TWP 384 378 PLEASANT COUCH 38 M FARMER 1700 540 VIRGINIA CATHERINE COUCH 10 F LUCRETIA A COUCH 6 F GEORGE ETTA COUCH 3 F EUGENA COUCH 1 F Found this while looking for something else. Don't know who he is or what line he belongs to. Hope this might help someone who's looking for him.
9. Re: [COUCH] Fairfield Co., CT Couches [1]
Hi Gwen, Would you be so kind to send lines of Eunice and Lucy. Would love to add them to my tree. Many thanks, Diane >Jonathan Couch, the son of Ebenezer and Ann Crane Couch, was born 16 July >1736 in Redding, Fairfield, CT. He married Eunice Griffin, son of John >and Sarah Nash Griffin, 15 Aug 1759 in Fairfield, CT. On 2 April 1777 he >was put on a committee of 9 to take care of the families of soldiers >serving our country. I have 2 children for them - Lucy who married Joseph >F
10. [COUCH] Couch deaths from the obit daily times [1]
COUCH, Eleanor ( ); 78; New Holstein MI; IronCoR; 1989-8-16; daleanne COUCH, Oscar T; 64; Chapel Hill NC; Burlington T-N; 2003-10-7; huz COUCH, Dawson; 79; Villas NJ; ATC Press; 2003-11-20; cbentiv COUCH, Rachel Ann; 58; IN>Roseville CA; Roseville P-T; 2003-12-6; kkm COUCH, Sammy Franklin; 34; Heath Springs SC; Rock Hill H; 2003-12-12; wrabb COUCH, Sammy Franklin; 34; ; Charlotte Obs (NC); 2003-12-12; wrabb COUCH, Sammy Franklin; 34; Heath Springs SC; The State; 2003-12-12; betsten COUCH, Doris Lenor
11. Re: [COUCH] Jonathan Couch of Knox Co., TN [1]
I have a Benjamin Blankenship b. 1785 in VA and died April 1853 in Bedford, TN. He married a Sarah Webb. I have nothing further on him, but that is one Blankenship family that was in the general area you are talking about - and he is from VA. The early Tennessee migrations are heavily from VA. It is possible your Couch is from the CT Couches, but I'd lean toward checking out Virginia first. Gwen EPCOCHRAN@aol.com wrote: >Does anyone have any information on JONATHAN COUCH who was living in Knox
12. Re: [COUCH] Group5 DNA [1]
TO THOSE OF US IN THE GROUP 5 COUCH DNA TESTING. JIMMY CARTER'S NEW NOVEL, THE HORNET'S NEST, HAS AS ONE OF ITS SETTINGS, ORANGE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA AND ITS COUNTY SEAT HILLSBOROUGH. HE DESCRIBES THE TOWN, THE PEOPLE AND CONDITIONS THERE JUST BEFORE THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR. ALTHOUGH FICTION, HE USES REAL HISTORICAL FACTS SO PERHAPS HE IS TALKING ABOUT THE ERA IN WHICH OUR ORANGE COUNTY, NC COUCH ANCESTORS LIVED (THOMAS SR,THOMAS JR, WILLIAM, JAMES AND POSSIBLY EDWARD). THEY WERE IN ORANGE COUNTY, NC B
13. [COUCH] Obituary: Maude A. Couch [1]
Monday, February 12, 1996 Maude A. Couch Maude A. Couch age 74 of 2115 Hamilton Eaton Road, St. Clar Township departed this life for a new beginning on Saturday, February 10, 1996. Daughter of Bradley and Grace (BURNS) CALLAHAN. Born Oneida Kentucky Transcribed by Michael L. Couch from copies on file at Webb Funeral Home in Hamilton Ohio. ******** Kathleen Couch Latshaw Kentucky Couch Kin http://swapasource.com
14. [COUCH] Group5 DNA [1]
Hello Everyone and Happy new Year. To the ones in Group 5 we have 14 Couches that are in Group 5 9 of the 14 have took the 25 marker test Only 4 of those 9 match with what we thin The old Thomas in Virgina should have been. I would like to see the other 5 get raised to 25 marker and see if any of those match up with the rest of us. I would like to hear some opinion on this from some of you. Also on the lines that don't apear to connect to anyone, if we got another test even a 12 y test from another pa
15. [COUCH] DNA kits [1]
If you wish to order your own DNA kit through Ftdna that is fine also you can use this address also http://www.familytreedna.com/surname_join.asp?code=W38560&special=True at the bottom is a roder form and you can use a Credit Card. If you wish to use a credit card this is where you need to go anyway. I don't want to get involved with other's Credit Cards. Bill Couch
16. [COUCH] Obituary: Hannah Nantz Couch and Earl Couch [1]
Hannah Couch, 69 Called By Death: Mrs. Hannah Couch 69 wife of Logen Couch, 369 South B. St., died Tuesday noon in her home. She had been seriously ill the last two months. She was born in Hyden Kentucky April 15, 1889, a daughter of William and Lizzy Lewis NANTZ. She received her education in the Hyden public schools. On Jan 13, 1907, she married to Logan Couch and to this union 15 children were born. Mr. and Mrs. Couch and family came to Hamilton 15 years ago in 1957, the couple celebrated there 50t
17. Re: [COUCH] Group5 DNA [1]
Forgot to mention FTDNA now has the test out to a 37 Y marker test. But like our group 5 with 14 members in the same family Group, If we all did not extend to a 37 marker I doubt if it would do much good, But the ones with a 37/37 match has a 50/50 chance of a common ancestor in 4 generation. I would like to ask each of you to send me your opinion on this. I am willing to throw another 100 dollars away if anyone else is. Robert H. Couch said he was going to go to 25 and we have another on at the lab now
18. Re: [COUCH] Group5 DNA [1]
I did not know I had changed the format of any of the pages, Still the same one that has been there all year. Bill. ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, January 06, 2004 4:41 PM Subject: Re: [COUCH] Group5 DNA > Bill > Since you changed the format of the DNA page from the Groups & into > individuals, > its difficult to get a understanding. > As you said, "Can't satisfy everyone." > Sorry, just my thought. > Vic > > > ==== COUCH Mailing List ====
19. Fw: [COUCH] Elijah and Elizabeth Couch, 1880 census [1]
Thank you Dina for finding this. Thought some others on the list might like to see how this name is indexed at Family Search. Never would have thought to look for that spelling! I haven't yet found the original copy to compare badly spelled it must be :-) However, this is the family I needed. Kathy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dina Jeffers" To: Sent: Saturday, January 03, 2004 12:02 PM Subject: Re: [COUCH] Elijah and Elizabeth Couch, 1880 census >
20. Re: [COUCH] Fairfield Co., CT Couches [1]
Hi Diane, I have encountered conflicting information concerning Jonathan Couch and wife Eunice. One account shows Jonathan as the son of Oliver Couch (see http://web.syr.edu/~rcranger/frost.htm) with children Joseph, Eli, Lucy, Eunice, Hildah, and Mary. Another account shows Jonathan (son of Ebenezer Couch and Anna Crane) with wife Eunice and children Lucy, Hanna, Eli, Joseph, and Eunice. (see http://www.couchgenweb.com/couch/simonc.htm). Either one (or both) of these accounts is wrong or we are looking at
21. [COUCH] Jonathan Couch of Knox Co., TN [1]
Does anyone have any information on JONATHAN COUCH who was living in Knox County, TN during the early 1800. Is he related possibly to the Jonathan Couch of Connecticut? The name Huldah Couch caught my attention. Rowland Blankenship and Jennetta "Jane" Couch who married in Knox County, TN, in 1815 had a daughter Phoebe Hulda Blankenship. Could "HULDA" be a Couch family name? Also, living in Knox County during the early 1800s were Joseph and David Couch. Any information or thoughts on these men would
22. [COUCH] Dna project [1]
I just updated my DNA to a 37 marker test, it cost $59.00 to update form 25 to 37. Is anyone in group 5 willing to waste another $59.00 Need someone to compair against. What is your opinion on this, this is suppost to be a 50/50 chance that you will match in 4 generation. I don't think the 25/25 match was that had a 50/50 chance in 7 generation. I think we now have 3 more 25 marker test comeing that should match in Group 5 The more we get taking the dna test the more that will start to come in
23. Re: [COUCH] Fairfield Co., CT Couches [1]
Hi Dave, As far as I know, Huldah is not of our tree, but under Oliver. Have also heard from Gwen Stuart and awaiting reply from her. Diane >Hi Diane, > >I have encountered conflicting information concerning Jonathan Couch and >wife Eunice. One account shows Jonathan as the son of Oliver Couch (see >http://web.syr.edu/~rcranger/frost.htm) with children Joseph, Eli, Lucy, >Eunice, Hildah, and Mary. Another account shows Jonathan (son of Ebenezer >Couch and Anna Crane) with wife Eunice and childre
24. Re: [COUCH] Fairfield Co., CT Couches [1]
Hi Dave, Thanks so much for the info. Diane >Hi Diane, > >Here is some of the information that I had listed in my file. I have not >verified all of it so please don't take it as gospel. > >Hope this helps a little. >Dave > >****************************************************** > >First Generation > >1. Jonathan Couch was born on 16 Jul 1736 in Fairfield, Fairfield County, >Ct. He died before 3 Aug 1786. Jonathan married (1) Eunice Griffin daughter >of John Griffin and Sarah Nash on 15 Aug 1759 in Red
25. Re: [COUCH] Group5 DNA [1]
Bill, I too am most proud of the information we gleaned from the DNA testing and especially getting matched up with other Group 5 members. I do not understand where you are getting that only 4 matched up with Ole Thomas of Virginia. I want to take upgrade to the 25 marker test but I really do not know how to do so. I looked over the data we have but could not find a link requesting another test. Please help me find this and I shall upgrade to a 25 marker test post-haste. The knowledge that you and o
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