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1. Australian Gambles [1]
Hi guys, I need some Australian connections with Gambles / Gamels Catherine and William to be exact. Catherines maiden name was Hindman/Hinman Mid 1800's Any help would be appreciated I have come to a HUGE brickwall Cheers Kylee
2. Re: Gamble Book [1]
Hi Larry...The last I heard the Allen County Library (main library) had a copy/original.. .. I'm not certain which. Whether or not they will do/allow you to do copying, I don't know...if they have an original, probably they will insist they do it; if it's microfilm I'm fairly certain they would allow you to do it yourself (and this would be much, much, cheaper!). I believe it would be in the main library (I noticed there were several branches).
3. Re: Gamble Book [1]
Thanks Barbara. Believe it or not, I just returned from studying genealogy in Iowa. While I couldn't have gone to Indiana this last trip, I will keep it in mind for the future. Larry Gamble ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, August 12, 2003 11:09 AM Subject: Re: Gamble Book > Hi Larry...The last I heard the Allen County Library (main library) had a > copy/original.. > .. I'm not certain which. Whether or not they will do/allow you to do > copy
4. Re: John Gamble / Robert John Gamble [1]
I am trying to help a Gamble descendant join our chapter of the DAR. She lacks documentation to connect the earlier generations of her family. Other members of the Gamble family have joined through this ancestor, but none through her direct line. Does anyone have access to the book "History of Henry County, Alabama"? It is given as a source for biographical information on the family, but I cannot locate a copy. I will be glad to pay for time & material for photocopies of the appropriate p;ages, and will
5. Re:REPLY RE: Gamble Book [1]
To all, My ancestors came from Northern Ireland (that's all I know regarding the "where") in 1851. They settled in Onondaga County, New York but went to farm in Webster County, Iowa in 1870. My ggrandfather was Andrew Gamble (b. 1806) and his wife was Sarah Gray. The children were John, Andrew, Richard, William, Margaret, Mary, Thomas, and Sarah. Does anyone have information on this line of Gambles??? Sue Gamble Crawford in Michigan
6. Re: Robert Gamble in Indiana? [1]
Hi, This is not my Gamble line but try going to www.familysearch.org. This is the Latter Day Saints website. Click on all resources and enter Robert Gamble. US for country and Indiana for state. I think there is something there you could use. Rose >From: BOOKERHP@aol.com >Reply-To: GAMBLE-L@rootsweb.com >To: GAMBLE-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Robert Gamble in Indiana? >Date: Sun, 3 Aug 2003 10:14:09 EDT > >Hi, > >I am new to the list and need help. I am trying to find my husband's >g-g-grandfather, R
7. REPLY Re: Gamble Book [1]
Hi Larry, Hi cousin. Where are your people out of? My line is out of Carroll Co, IL, in Lanark and Mt Carroll. John "Johnny" and Mary (Reid) Gamble migrated by river from Knox Co, OH to some little settlement in Jefferson Co, MO in 1825. This is St Louis today. Johnny returned to Knox Co never to be heard from. He left behind his wife and at least 5 sons. 3 of the 5 caught "Gold Fever" and went to CA, never to be heard from again. Joseph R Gamble m Eliza Stroup and had 10 ch. Neighbors of
8. Thanks! [1]
A big thank you to Michele and Rose, too, for their help with my hubby's Robert Gamble! This is a wonderful list! Now, to find Robert's parents :-) Helen in California
9. Re: Gamble Book [1]
Where is that Gamble book in Indiana? Our family was from Carroll County. Larry Gamble ---- Original Message ---- From: Meille3@aol.com To: GAMBLE-L@rootsweb.com, Subject: Re: Gamble Book Date: Mon, 28 Jul 2003 19:41:06 EDT >Hi! Doesn't seem you got a copy of the original.....try contacting >a major >inter-region- >al library and ask (1) If they can get a copy of the original (my >'copy' is >from one of >the 3/4 orignal books remaining) (it may cost you a bit but from my >experience worth >it) - t
10. Re: REPLY Re: Gamble Book [1]
Any of this Gamble line tied to the NC Gambles? Some of them went to Indiana. Thanks! Annette Gamble
11. Robert Gamble in Indiana? [1]
Hi, I am new to the list and need help. I am trying to find my husband's g-g-grandfather, Robert Gamble. His name was found on his son, James Edward Gamble's death certificate. James was born April 10, 1863 in Frankfort, Clinton Co., IN and died April 25, 1936 in Louisville, Jefferson Co., KY. His mother's name was Elizabeth. I have tried unsuccessfully to find any census record and/or info about this family being in Clinton County. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance, Helen
12. Re: John Gamble / Robert John Gamble [1]
Sorry, can't help you. Our Gamble line comes from Londonderry and settled in the Staunton, Virginia area around 1750. Off to Tennessee around 1810, then up to Indiana around 1830. Some of these Gamble's around Staunton did fight in the Revolutionary war (Captain Robert Gamble). Do a search on the internet for the Annals of Virginia and select his name. Some of the family did work their way south toward Florida. Good hunting! Larry Gamble ----- Original Message ----- From: "Virginia Beck"
13. Long lost relatives [1]
Dear Michele and Gambles, Thank you, thank you, thank you for answering my humble attempts to piece together my Gamble history. You have filled in the gaps before Johnny and Mary and All-we are forever grateful. Where is that first gen burried, NJ or PA? Can you scan that photo of headstones and send? Maybe find the name of the ship they came over on? Anything definite for documentation would be wonderful. I will gladly share what I have. I am at 5328 Windermere Dr, Jacksonville, FL 32211
14. Re: REPLY Re: Gamble Book [1]
Hello Sharon and Larry; I believe we might be in the same Gamble family, which settled in Cumberland Valley area of Pennsylvania before moving in various directions from there. We were also tied to the Pomeroy family which includes the Reids, Boyles, Morrisons and a lot more. Please give me a little more info. I have a mountain of info to share. John C. Hall, Petaluma, California ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sharon cl" To: Sent: Wednesday, August 13
15. Re: REPLY Re: Gamble Book [1]
I know quite a bit about John Gamble who moved to Jefferson County, MO. He didn't disappear. He went back to visit his parents, John Gamble and Elizabeth Kennedy in Bradford County, PA. He got sick and died while he was there. I have a pic of his headstone. He immigrated to the US in 1801. He loved it here so in 1811 he went for his parents and siblings. They arrived in Amboy, NJ in April 1811. Everyone but his sister and her hubby came. They sent their oldest son. They came a little later.
16. Re: John Gamble [1]
Neither is this in my line of John Gambles. Sorry. Larry Gamble ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, August 20, 2003 2:11 PM Subject: John Gamble > This is not the same line as my John Gamble. Sorry i couldn't be more help. > Michele > > In a message dated 8/14/2003 12:05:20 AM Central Daylight Time, > ephillips2@cox.net writes: > Michele, > > Do you know if one of the latter John Gamble's had a daughter Barbara Etta > who married Blair Wallac
17. John Gamble [1]
This is not the same line as my John Gamble. Sorry i couldn't be more help. Michele In a message dated 8/14/2003 12:05:20 AM Central Daylight Time, ephillips2@cox.net writes: Michele, Do you know if one of the latter John Gamble's had a daughter Barbara Etta who married Blair Wallace? My GG grandfather is Blair Wallace (so my GG grandmother is Barbara). I have found a marriage license signed by John L. Gamble, granting his permission for Barbara to wed Blair. Barbara was born in Butler County, PA on
18. Re: Robert Gamble in Indiana? [1]
Hello, I think I found your Robert Gamble family on the 1870 and 1880 census. Montgomery County, Coal Creek Twp. pg 74B (1870) Robert Gamble 40 m Sarah E. 34 F Mary E. 16 f John C. 14 m Alzora? 11 F Ja. E. 7 M Elmer E. 6 M Walter S. 3 M Ida May 2/12 F Census Place: Jefferson, Clinton, Indiana Source: FHL Film 1254270 National Archives Film T9-0270 Page 256C Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Sarah E. GAMBLE Self F W W 42 IN Occ: Keeping Hote
19. RE: REPLY Re: Gamble Book [1]
Do you have any more information about the son William Gamble? Did he die in Tennessee in 1825? -----Original Message----- From: Mk52766@aol.com [mailto:Mk52766@aol.com] Sent: Wednesday, August 13, 2003 11:54 PM To: GAMBLE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: REPLY Re: Gamble Book I know quite a bit about John Gamble who moved to Jefferson County, MO. He didn't disappear. He went back to visit his parents, John Gamble and Elizabeth Kennedy in Bradford County, PA. He got sick and died while he was there. I hav
20. Re: Robert Gamble in Indiana? [1]
Thanks for looking, but I believe it is a different Gamble family. He would have moved to Indiana with his brother John, but he would have been much older than 40 in the 70 or 80 census. I will continue to look. Thanks, Larry ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, August 04, 2003 7:00 AM Subject: Re: Robert Gamble in Indiana? > Hello, > I think I found your Robert Gamble family on the 1870 and 1880 census. > > Montgomery County, Coal Creek Twp. pg 74
21. Re: John Gamble / Robert John Gamble [1]
Thanks for the response, Larry. Another list member, who IS descended from Robert John, has a copy of the Henry County AL book, and has kindly offered to photocopy the pages for me. I am seldom disappointed when I ask for help from members of Rootsweb lists. Their gracious response and willingness to go to unexpected lengths to lend assistance is wonderful.. Virginia ----- Original Message ----- From: "Larry Gamble" To: Sent: Sunday, August 24, 2003 10:05 P
22. Re: Gamble Book [1]
Hi Patrick and all, My line of Gamble's migrated to IA also. Here is my explanation I sent to Larry. We have a good chance of being cousins since siblings settled up and down the Mississippi R in IL and migrated. Let me know what you think about all this. Your Cousin? Sharon CL ----- Original Message ----- From: "Patrick J. Moylan" To: Sent: Tuesday, August 12, 2003 8:52 PM Subject: Re: Gamble Book > Larry, > > Were you studying the Gamble family
23. Re: Gamble Book [1]
My goodness! That is interesting. Sounds like the same family to me, but I will have to dig out my research in my home office. Stay tuned for later news! Larry Gamble ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rose Baierl" To: Sent: Thursday, August 14, 2003 12:20 PM Subject: Re: Gamble Book > Hi Larry, > Your posting suggests that your Gamble's go back prior to 1750. > Did they settle in VA or PA first? > I have a Joseph that was born abt 1745 in Augusta Co, VA.
24. Re: REPLY Re: Gamble Book [1]
Michele, Do you know if one of the latter John Gamble's had a daughter Barbara Etta who married Blair Wallace? My GG grandfather is Blair Wallace (so my GG grandmother is Barbara). I have found a marriage license signed by John L. Gamble, granting his permission for Barbara to wed Blair. Barbara was born in Butler County, PA on the 14th of Feb. 1869 but I have not had any success in researching this line further. Thanks for anything you can tell me ahead of time. Liz Phillips Mesa, Arizona
25. RE: Long lost relatives [1]
I've read several emails that include a son named William Gamble. He is my roadblock...and the only information I have is that he died in 1825, was married to Sarah Gillespie, then Mary Russell. He apparently had a son, James Pulaski Gamble, with first wife Sarah - although that's yet to be documented. If anyone has information about this particular William Gamble, please contact me at dgapr00@hotmail.com. Thank you so much! I have quite a bit of information about his descendants, with documentation, and w
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