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1. [GERMANNA] Rodham Kemper information [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.co.uk/mbexec/msg/5538/HCC.2ACI/253 Message Board Post: Hello, I am hoping someone will be able to help me with some information. I am trying to do deed research on a property in Cross Keys, Va known as the Cross Keys Tavern (also known as the Rodham Kemper House. I have read that Rodham Kemper (married Ann Kisling) opened a store in this building from 1823-1845 and tha
2. [GERMANNA] New homepage - Kemper [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Kemper Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/HCC.2ACI/254 Message Board Post: Feel free to visit my homepage for Kemper info and pictures. It's a work in progress, but it's coming along....... http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/p/o/w/Amity-D-Powell/ Amity Powell
3. [GERMANNA] Were Michael (b 1742) and Elder John Coons brothers? [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Coons, Coontz, Koontz, Kuntz Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/HCC.2ACI/256 Message Board Post: Hi Folks. This is my first post here. My appologies for cross posting. You may see the following on other sites. I am a descendant of Michael Coons (b ca 1742). Researchers in my family believe that Michael and Elder John Coons were brothers, but we have not been able to find proof.
4. [GERMANNA] mcinturff and hoffman families of va [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: mcinturff, hoffman Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/HCC.2ACI/255 Message Board Post: Hello, seeking info on mary Magdalena Hoffman who married John McInturff 2 oct 1775 in Shen. Co, Va, thank you, Kathy
5. [GERMANNA] Re: Fleischmann(Fleshman)/Schaber(Shawver)/Ruble Families [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/HCC.2ACI/243.1 Message Board Post: My father was Robert John Fleischmann b 2-15-1889 from Geestemunde Germany. He was a merchant marine visiting the US a number of times. His last visit after WW1 was in 1923 and stayed in Virginia where he worked at butcher shops in Norfolk and Newport News. He married Minna Deina Wiltz in Newport News, Va. Her plac
6. [GERMANNA] Re: Rodham Kemper information [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Kemper Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/HCC.2ACI/253.1 Message Board Post: Hi Jennifer, Rodham Kemper is my gggg-grandfather. Are we related? I have a book entitled "Virginia Valley Records" by John W. Wayland (1930) that has a little info about his property: Pg. 312 "Rodham Kemper came to the Valley in 1811 or 1812, and took charge of the store of his uncle, Colonel Jose
7. [GERMANNA] ABRAHAM MILLER [0.979186]
Thanks everyone for the input. I am currently looking for Abraham Miller's family in Clay County, MO graveyards as this is where the will of his daughter, Malinda Miller, states her family was buried and requests a tombstone. Sincerely, Jean Alexander
8. RE: [GERMANNA] 1810 Shelby County KY Census [0.979186]
Judy, I appreciate your information. I kept the posting you sent to the list last November. The two Jemima Yagers we're discussing are first cousins-one generation removed, both descended from Adam Yager b. 1707/1708. You probably know this, but I'll restate to make sure: Adam had 6 children - Michael b. 1728, Barbara b. 1730, John b. 1732, Nicholas b. 1735, Adam Jr. b. 1738, and Godfrey b. 1747. Nicholas, gf of your Jemima, is the only one who predeceased his father, Adam Sr.. Michael, father of my
9. [GERMANNA] John Paul Vaught [0.979186]
At one time there was a Vaught Association of the United States. In connection with this group, Helen Spurlin and Mickey Martin (sisters) published Volume One of "Descendants of Christley Vaught, Grandson of the Immigrant John Paul Vaught." This was done in 1989 and it was regarded as an unfinished product even though the copy that I have had more than 400 pages. The introduction starts with John Paul Vaught. Helen, the major writer on this project, died many years ago. Her sister, Mickey, was still
10. [GERMANNA] New E-mail address for Joan Seymour [0.979186]
I am getting a new E-mail address on Wednesday, January 7. I don't know if there will be a more efficient way for me tell you all what the new address will be when we are up and running on the new service or not, so rather that wait and see, I will tell you now. jes519@ptd.net
11. [GERMANNA] Parts 6 & 7:William Benson's Fauqier Co. Courthouse Meeting [0.979186]
continued William WADDLE Jacob GIPSON Joshua KENNARD James KENNARD John THORNTON-dead Reubin THORNTON Thos. JETT-dead John HAMMONDS Daniel CORNWEL Benjamin PIPER, dead William HANEY Page 35 William BENSON John MCALL-Dead James MCLANNAHAM James BOOTHE John RIDLEY-Dead John AREA Bennet WATS Mason WATS Joseph MARKWELL Peter HITT Nathan HOLTZCLAW-dead Benjamin UTTERBACK William HIGGINS John HIGGINS Enoch FOLEY Andrew SMITH Thomas HUDNAL Thomas WHITE Zachariah TAYLER William RICE" to be continued continued
12. Re: [GERMANNA] Culpeper Soldiers in Lord Dunmore's War [0.979186]
Hi, Virginia, Yes, that is a sad story. Col. John Field is my 5G-grandfather! This line ties into my Germanna line when his great-granddaughter, Lucinda, married William Conway Shields, whose grandmother was Ann Rector, daughter of Frederick Rector of Germanna. These families are very interesting (at least to me!) Lucinda was the granddaughter on the other side of Col. John Hardin, killed by Indians in 1792, that Hardin CO., KY is named for. Both Col. John Field and Col. John Hardin are DAR ancestors.
13. [GERMANNA] (1833)Germanna Colonies, History of [0.979186]
The eighteen hundred and thirty-third note in a series on the Germanna Colonies In the last note, I claimed that the people at the German Lutheran Church in the Robinson River Valley during the period from 1750 to 1800 acted in a narrow range of ways that permits us to deduce some relationships among the people. The ways in which they acted were not unusual; in fact, they are probably the way in which many of us would act today. There is certainly one individual in the community who seems to defy the
14. [GERMANNA] receive emails [0.979186]
I re- subscribed to the list on January 6th. However it appears that I am not receiving any of Germanna queries / email. Hope you can assist me. Thank you Elaine Robinson Copenhaver COPE303@aol.com
15. RE: [GERMANNA] Phillip SNYDER [0.979186]
Thanks so much! -----Original Message----- From: Bowen [mailto:IndianaBowens@comcast.net] Sent: Wednesday, January 21, 2004 8:33 AM To: GERMANNA_COLONIES-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [GERMANNA] Phillip SNYDER Following are my notes on Philip SNYDER: I estimate he was born about 1717 and died about 1778-1783 and Margaret Koch was born about 1727 and died about 1799. I believe they had: Michael, b. c. 1750, d. c. 1811 in Madison Co, Va., m. Mary Delph Mary Margaret, b. c. 1752, d. 1817-1824, m. Michael Del
16. [GERMANNA] Otis Holtzclaw obituary [0.979186]
The following obituary appeared in the Jonesboro Sun newspaper in Jonesboro, Arkansas on Sunday, January 11, 2004. HOLTZCLAW Otis Holtzclaw, 77 of Jonesboro died Thursday, Jan. 8, at St. Bernard's Medical Center. He was a resident of SkilCare Nursing Center. There are no immediate survivors. A memorial service will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Rose SkilCare Nursing Center, 2911 Browns Lane, Jonesboro, with the Rev. bobby Crabb officiating. Emerson Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
17. [GERMANNA] Rector (Sarah Bruce) [0.979186]
I have just received this newspaper clipping taken from the Cape Girardeau (MO) Southeast Miisourian: "75 years ago: April 25, 1928 Having reached 100 years , Mrs Sarah Rector, grrandmother of Mrs Julien Friant and Mrs Mrs W W Beard of Cape Girardeau, died early early in morning at home of her son, B Brank Rector, in Chaffee; Rector traveled to Illinois from Tennessee in covered wagon at age of 3; her maduiden name was Sarah Bruce." I assume Sarah was one of the early immigrants from Rhea County, although
18. [GERMANNA] Judge James R. Wilhite [0.979186]
I have not been able to find the source of the following article. I would appreciate it if anyone could tell me where it originally came from. A short version of the this article on HON. J. R. WILHITE, County Judge can be found at Andreas' History of the State of Nebraska. (Near bottom of the page) http://www.kancoll.org/books/andreas_ne/richardson/richardson-p9.html#bios5 JAMES R. WILHITE (Son of George Washington & Nancy Wilhite) Judge James R. Wilhite, an honored veteran of the Civil War, former
19. Re: [GERMANNA] ABRAHAM MILLER/MUELLER [0.979186]
Rev. Paul Hinkle mentions an Abraham Miller in his autobiography. I found an Abraham Miller last night but younger than what you are looking for. His parents were John and Catherine Bowman Miller, married in Rockingham, Va. which is also the location for some of Rev. Hinkle's career. Abraham Miller was mentioned in 1816 so think this would be an older Abraham than John's son born in 1807. The John Miller family also moved to Tennessee. Jane ----- Original Message ----- From: To:
20. Re: [GERMANNA] ABRAHAM MILLER [0.979186]
Do you know the name of the cemetery? There is a Clay County, Missouri web site, and though it is not very informative, there is contact information. I'm not too far (30 minutes) if I knew the cemetery. http://www.claycountyarchives.org/index.htm JALEX4954@aol.com wrote: Thanks everyone for the input. I am currently looking for Abraham Miller's family in Clay County, MO graveyards as this is where the will of his daughter, Malinda Miller, states her family was buried and requests a tombstone. Sin
21. Re: [GERMANNA] Re: Fleischmann(Fleshman)/Schaber(Shawver)/Ruble Families [0.979186]
Thanks for your E-Mail; My grandmother was a Fleshman, I will give some names in my line. I will start with my grandmother. Ida Lee Fleshman b. Hanover Co., VA d. Richmond, Va William Coldman Fleshman b. Hanover, Co.,VA Moses Fleshman b. Madison Co., Va Zacharias Fleshman b. Culpeper Co., VA John Fleshman b. Spotsylvania Co., Va Peter Fleshman b.(Neuenburg Germany) d. Culpeper Co.,Va Cyriacus Fleshman (Fleischmann) b. Saxony Eisenach-Henneberg d. Spotsylvania Co., VA Veltin FleischmannBlasvsmith of Kli
22. [GERMANNA] Rebecca Swindle and John Frey [0.979186]
Thank you to all that responded to my query about Rebecca Swindle, d/o Timothy Swindle and Rebecca Crees. Especially I want to thank Mr. John Blankenbaker for his clear and concise reply. I will share this information with a fellow Swindle researcher, who originally asked me for help with this subject. I correspond with a group of 51 researchers, who are all connected primarily to my SWINDLE line, but some are Clore, Rouse and other allied lines. Periodically I check in with all of them, and see if I ca
23. Re: [GERMANNA] Re: Holtzclaw Home [0.979186]
Guilda Thanks so much for the heads up! If you go to this link, you can see some absolutely beautiful interior shots of the house: allenrealestate.com/homes/ashland/html Wish I had a spare 3.9 million laying around to buy the place, it is truly a historical treasure. Would Fauquier Co or the Virginia Historical Soceity be able to purchase it? Maybe I should get in touch with Mrs. Cummings, perhaps she'll donate it to the Germanna Foundation--that would be very cool!! Flights of fantasy, I'm afraid
24. Re: [GERMANNA] Benjamin CLore [0.979186]
Hi Lillian, Benjamin Clore b. 4 Jan 1845 Oldham Co, KY married Mary Catherine Fly 24 February 1888 Tulare Co, CA. She was born 22 March 1870 CA and died 14 Sept 1948 Fresno Co, CA. I would be interested in your aunt's line down from Benjamin. I probably can't add anything to what you have on this line back to Michael Clore but if you want what I have then let me know. Cathi ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lilly" To: Sent: Saturday, January 03
25. [GERMANNA] Phillip SNYDER [0.979186]
Does anybody have any data on Phillip SNYDER born about 1720, husband of Margaret Cook? Thanks, Michael
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