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1. Unidentified subject! [1]
UNSUBSCRIBE A goodly thing it is to meet, In kinships's circle bright. Vina Mayer Clearwater, B.C. Canada vimayer@mail.netshop.net
2. POPE, Lawrence,CulpeperCo,VA>BooneCo,KY,1832 [1]
I'm not sure Lawrence Pope is a Germanna descendant, but he left "Culpeper Court House" for Boone County, KY in 1832. This is a pattern very similar to many other Germanna families, so I thought I'd check to see if anyone here had anything on them. If so, please let me know. His family married into my Aylors. Thanks, Jeff Aylor **************************************************I*Support*Michael*New!*** Jeff Aylor http://www.infinet.com/~jaylor "Suppose ye that I am com
3. Two New Lists: SURNAME-QUERY-L and RESEARCH-HOWTO-L [1]
We have started the two new Lists: SURNAME-QUERY-L and RESEARCH-HOWTO-L Subscribing is the same as for other RootsWeb Lists. Here are brief descriptions for each List: RESEARCH-HOWTO-L: This List is for use by those who are just getting started in genealogy research, AND for those who are not novices, but have an actual need for information on where to go when "dead ends" are encountered. This List will deal with such things as courts' records, other o
4. (125)Germanna Colonies, History of [1]
The one hundred and twenty-fifth note in a series on the Germanna Colonies Volume two of the Hebron Register includes lists of communicants, confirmations, minutes of meetings and some financial records. Confirmation was the process whereby young persons who had been baptized as infants were educated and trained in the meaning of the church and in their duties. The culmination of this process was the confirmation ceremony at church. The names of the individuals, and sometimes their age, were recorded at th
5. Crigler Genealogy 12 [1]
Installment #12 The Crigler/Kriegler Genealogy, Arthur Crigler. 99. Fielding Joseph Crigler, b. September 12, 1826, Madison Co. VA and died in 1915. His grave is in the Hebron Luteran Church Cemetery at Madison. He served in the Civil War, Company L, 10th Virginia Infantry. He married Martha Frances Blankenbaker, 2/4/1854. She was born in 1835 and died in 1917. Issue: 285. William Fielding, b. 3/16/1857 286. Joseph Nelson, b. 2/28/1861 287. Roy Keller, b. 7/31/1876 288. Frances Ellen [Blankenbaker] ******
6. Michael and Rebecca Carpenter [1]
This note focuses on another Michael Carpenter, one who is said to have married Rebecca Delph. As we will see, the baptisms at the Hebron church clearly show the family. Sponsors for the children of Michael and Rebecca include Samuel Carpenter, his brother, on six occasions. On five occasions, Samuel's wife, Margaret, (nee Blankenbaker) was a sponsor also. Once, Susanna Carpenter was a sponsor, a very good choice as she was the sister of Rebecca and the sil of Michael. Matthew and Henry Delph, her broth
7. Beyond Germanna, July Issue [1]
The July issue of BEYOND GERMANNA was mailed on June 28 for a timely delivery to subscribers. Featured articles include, "The Jacob Crigler Family" by Cynthia Crigler and "John Frederick Miller" by Clovis Miller. A more unusual item is "The Case & Petition of Col. Alex. Spotswood, Late Lt. Governor of Virginia, to the King's Most Excellent Majesty in Council." Support for the Cynthia Crigler contribution is provided by the articles, "The Baptisms of the Children of Christopher Crigler" and "Thoughts on t
8. Michael Carpenter [1]
Jeff Aylor has asked a question about Michael Carpenters in the Germanna community in Culpeper Co., VA at about the time of the Revolution. There is a problem which this present note attempts to outline. According to B.C. Holtzclaw in Germanna Record Eleven there were two Michael Carpenters in the first three generations, one in the second and one in the third. This counts the early immigrant, John Carpenter, as the first generation. According to Holtzclaw, the second generation Michael married Mary Cr
9. Rice/Price/Rise/Preiss [1]
Hi Folks, A while back I wrote to John B. and asked about a Benjamin Rise mentioned in one of the "Short Notes" series. On other occasions I have seen known Germanna descendants marry people I know as Rice who are sometimes referred to as Price. Has anyone else run into this? My main line starts off with Benjamin Rice m. Elizabeth ______ and moving from "Culpeper County VA" to Woodford Co KY in 1832 and eventually [maybe] to Campbell Co. KY. Given the statement below from John I think it is possible th
10. (115)Germanna Colonies, History of [1]
The one hundred and fifteenth note in a series on the Germanna Colonies Peter Pinnegar purchased 275 acres from John Deer and his wife Catherine in 1778. The land was located in the Goard Vine Fork of the Rappahannock River (in the area now Rappahannock Co.). Peter moved to NC before 1793 in company with the Flinchums, Zimmermans and Ziglars where they lived together and intermarried. The German origins of Peter Benninger of Epfenbach (Kreis Sinsheim) are given in Don Yoder's book, "Rhineland Emigrants."
11. (122)Germanna Colonies, History of [1]
The one hundred and twenty-second note in a series on the Germanna Colonies To review the past notes briefly, in 1775 the officers of the German Evangelical Lutheran Church (Hebron) decided to take the existing notes on baptisms and reorganize them into families. Thus the new pastor, Rev. Franck, could see the church community at a glance. Apparently they bought a new book for the purpose. In describing the families, the emphasis was on the community in 1775. They even described people at an earlier da
12. Crigler genealogy 14 [1]
Installment #14 The Crigler/Kriegler Genealogy, Arthur Crigler. 136. Mary Green Crigler, b. April 23, 1854, Madison Co. KY and lived in Howard Co. MO. ********** 137. John Wilhoit Crigler, b. March 13, 1862, Glasgow, Howard Co. MO and died in 1930. He is buried in Pleasant Green Cemetery in Fayette. He married Frances Lee Vanlaskingham, 4/18/1882. She was born in 1864 and died in 1931. Issue: 349. Jesse Lee, b. 11/21/1884 350. Joe Belle, b. 11/19/1886 351. Romie Grant, b. 11/10/1888 352. Ralph M., b. 11/5
13. Genealogy HUMOR [1]
YOU KNOW YOU ARE AN ADDICT WHEN... You brake for libraries. You hyperventilate at the sight of an old cemetery. You would rather browse in a cemetery than a shopping mall. You would rather read census schedules than a good book. You are more interested in what happened in 1697 than 1997. Savage, Torry, and Pope are household names, but you cannot remember what to call the dog. You can pinpoint Harrietsham, Hawkhurst, Kent, but can't locate your state capitol on the map. You think every home shoul
14. (124)Germanna Colonies, History of [1]
The one hundred and twenty-fourth note in a series on the Germanna Colonies The following observations pertain to the Register of Baptisms at the Hebron Lutheran Church and may not apply in other churches. The "rules" which I am going to describe are not written down anywhere. Instead, I took known families and studied the relationship between the sponsors and the parents. That there were some relationships seems obvious from the duplication of the surname of the father and the sponsors. Using known fam
15. Crigler Genealogy 11 [1]
Installment #11 I have the book back for a while so here is some more of the Crigler/Kriegler Genealogy, Arthur Crigler. Thank you to everyone who has sent me new information. 87. Nicholas Crigler, b. 1800, Bardstown KY He married Rhoda Crenshaw and they moved to Independence Co. Arkansas. Issue: 261. Nicholas, B. 10/16/1842 262. William 263. Martha 264. Rhoda 265. Ove 266. Pleasant, b. 8/1/1840 267. George Washington, b. 1856 *********** 88. Lydia Crigler, b. January 4, 1802, Bardstown KY. ********** 89
16. (123)Germanna Colonies, History of [1]
The one hundred and twenty-third note in a series on the Germanna Colonies In 1787, after about nine years without a regular pastor, William Carpenter, Jr. assumed the duties of the pastor. At first, he was restricted to administering baptism and to preaching. He could not serve communion; outside people had to be called in for this. In time, this restriction was lifted and he went on to serve the most years of any pastor at Hebron Church. In 1813 or 1814 he moved to Boone Co., Kentucky where he served
17. Michael and Mary Carpenter [1]
A Michael Carpenter married Mary Crisler. This can be confirmed by the sponsorship pattern in the baptisms at the Hebron Church. Sponsors for the children of Michael and Mary include John Garr, Henry Christler, Mary Carpenter, Elizabeth Fisher, William Carpenter, Margaret Garr and Elizabeth Crisler and perhaps others. Sponsors were nearly always chosen from the same generation as the parents and were usually siblings or first cousins or the spouses of the first two categories. That Mary, the wife of Mich
18. Emma Schust [1]
Hello Helmut: My name is Dee and I was born in Nashville, Tennessee, USA ... My Great-grandmother was Emma Schust .... the only information I have is that she came from Germany as a girl and later married William David McCormack .... I am looking for any information on her .... so I am hoping that you may be able to shed some light .... I would like to find out who her ancestors and brothers / sisters were .... If you can help, it would be appreciated. Thank you, Dee 1. McCormack m. Lewis ~ 2-1081 George
19. Re: unsubscribe [1]
---------- From: JRose10700@aol.com To: BROYLES-L@rootsweb.com; CFT-WIN-L@rootsweb.com; CROCKETT-L@rootsweb.com; CULLOP-L@rootsweb.com; DURMAN-L@rootsweb.com; GAROUTTE-L@rootsweb.com; HOMESPUN-L@rootsweb.com; LOVETTE-L@rootsweb.com; WILHITE-L@rootsweb.com; WILKINSON-L@rootsweb.com; MAISER-L@rootsweb.com; LISTOWNERS@rootsweb.com; GERMANNA_COLONIES-L@rootsweb.com; INET-GENSOC-L@rootsweb.com; GENTIPS-L@rootsweb.com; GEN-NEWBIE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: usigs Date: Monday, June 09, 1997 11:24 PM Subj: usigs stor
20. Crigler Genealogy 15 [1]
Installment #15 The Crigler/Kriegler Genealogy, Arthur Crigler. 150. Jemima Crigler, b. 1840, Howard Co. MO. ********** 151. Henry Towles Crigler, b. 1828, Madison Co. VA and d. 1903, Spartanburg SC. He married Mary Susan Burruss of Queenfield, King William Co. VA, 5/22/1872. She was born in 1844 at Queenfield and died in 1920. They lived in Spartanburg. Issue: 359. Henry Towles, Jr., b. 7/21/1879 360. Nancy Burruss [Wilson], b. 1/3/1877 361. Marion Bothwell, b. 8/1880 ********** 152. Joseph W Crigler.,
21. Crigler Genealogy 16 [1]
Installment #16 The Crigler/Kriegler Genealogy, Arthur Crigler. 165. Ellen Crigler, born Saybrook IL. She married _____ Richardson, Barstow CA. ********** 166. Annie Crigler, born Saybrook IL. She married _____ Hester, Normal IL. ********** 167. Mattie Crigler, born Saybrook IL. She married _____ Mace, Bloomington IL. ********** 168. Maggie Crigler, born Saybrook IL. She married _____ Moore, Normal IL. ********** 169. James Thomas Crigler, b. August 9, 1851 at Fancy Hill near Lexington VA and d. 2/2/1933
22. re: Histories [1]
Thanks to those that resent them to me. I really appreciate it. Ginger gingerh@intrnet.net
23. Hanback(Heimbach) and Huffman Culpeper Co VA 1770-1800 [1]
Anyone know anything about these famililes??? Would like to pick someone's brain on some unanswered questions to my "puzzle". Would really appreciate it!!! Thanks, Deanna Housden-Campen MCampen@aol.com
24. Fw: Germanna Colonies, History of [1]
I did not get #'s 106,107 & 108. Were they sent? Ginger gingerh@intrnet.net ---------- > From: John Blankenbaker > To: GERMANNA_COLONIES-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: (109)Germanna Colonies, History of > Date: Tuesday, June 10, 1997 3:25 PM > > The one hundred and ninth note in a series on the Germanna Colonies >
25. (116)Germanna Colonies, History of [1]
The one hundred and sixteenth note in a series on the Germanna Colonies On 27 Apr 1794, George Ru"ckstuhl had his natural son, Wilhelm, baptized. The sponsors were Valentine Bungard and the child's mother who is not specified. George Rookstool married Catherine House and moved to Preble Co., OH. George Schlatter and his wife Margaretha attended the Hebron church in 1776. John Shlatter and Elisabeth Schlatter were confirmed at Hebron in 1777. A Margaretha Schlatter was confirmed in 1778. A George Slaught
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