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1. [Huguenot-L] Jacob Duffordt [1]
Looking for any information regarding ties to the Huguenots for my ancestor Jacob Duffordt. He came to America on the HERO. Landed in Philadelphia on October 27,1764. He was from Nancy in the Alsace Lorraine. His family had emigrated there about 200 years earlier.
2. Re: [Huguenot-L] Palentine/Huguenot? [0.981484]
Thank you Paul for your assistance on this matter ;) Linda
3. Re: [Huguenot-L] List of Names- re: de Turk [0.981484]
I asked about de Turk, Marie. I have both ends of the puzzle, De Turk and Hoffman, and am trying to connect the middle. Any help would be appreciated. Margaret
4. [Huguenot-L] Early Methodists in SC and AL [0.981484]
Greetings! Last night I posted a version of what appears below to several mailing lists. In the last 18 hours, I have received more than 100 requests for information. The kind list owner for the SC-Genealogy-L list, Laura Schmidt, has graciously and mercifully invited me to begin publishing this work to that list. This will save me the time and energy of trying to keep up with and field responses from more than 100 people. So, to read about your ancestors and/or description of life for Methodists and
5. [Huguenot-L] Volume 122 [0.981484]
Please could someone who receives the digest version of this mailing list please forward a copy of it to me at "chsdss@aol.com" I am afraid that I might have missed something important..... The copy I received seems to have gotten scrambled and I just get jibberish.... Thank you Chris Shelley
6. Re: [Huguenot-L] Huguenot Names [0.981484]
The closest thing I have is de Vaux...not Daux or Dawkes..Sorry...marie
7. Re: [Huguenot-L] Huguenot Names [0.981484]
Rene Rezeau is on the list but Poilion isn't..Marie
8. Re: [Huguenot-L] Clancy Boyer's ancestors [0.981484]
Clancy Boyer wrote: > Susan Chapman wrote: > > > If you wouldn't mind sharing the information I would like to know when the > > nobles of the Boyer family were forced to flee because of their religion, > > and who was king of France at that time. I am trying to reconstruct a > > general Huguenot history in my mind. > > > > Susie > > Susan, > > The particular Boyer in my line of the Boyer family is Johann Phillip Beyer, > notice the germanizing of the Boyer name, who fled to America from the > Palatine reg
9. Re: [Huguenot-L] DuVal Researchers needed [0.981484]
Have any of the DuVals undertaken any further DuBois research in Europe? Anyone currently doing so? d g hamby wrote: > > Whoops! Forgot to tell you that they came to Gloucester County, VA where
10. [Huguenot-L] Ginger surname [0.981484]
Hel I am new to this list and hopefully may be able to find some answers here. We are playing a guessing game right now with our family roots. I received this message earlier and thought I would give your list a try. <> The people we seek are of the surname Ginger. We know of a Laudwick, (whick may be spel
11. [Huguenot-L] Rose Huguenot? [0.981484]
Hi, My family, named Rose, migrated from Scotland. Family tradition holds that they were Calvinist refugees from France. I find no evidence that they were. Their given names were not French sounding, although they did settle in a Calvinist community. Does anyone have a similar situation? Thanks, Jack Rose
12. Re: [Huguenot-L] DC Research--DAR [0.981484]
Ancestry.com has many DAR books on line, I think you can look at what they have before paying the fee, there is a monthly fee. I have actually found items of interest on this data base, alas, mostly accidently running into other people's inquiries!
13. Re: [Huguenot-L] Surnames [0.981484]
Hi Fort, I also have a BENNETT in my ancestors. She is my grgrandmother on my father's side. Jency BENNETT b. 04 Dec 1883, m. Lewis Harvey 'Harvey' TACKITT 03 July 1902 Peace Balley, Howell Co., MO. Lewis Harvey Tackett died 26 Aug, 1903. Jency Tacket (spelling on marriage certificate) m. John B. WATSON 17 Mar 1904 Peace Valley, Howell Co., MO. Does any of this sound familiar? Would love to know if they came from Huguenot ancestry as I am getting nowhere with TACQUETT. Thanks, Laura A. T. Zych
14. Re: [Huguenot-L] DU BOIS/ HOLLAND / FLANDERS/ NEW YORK STATE / 1599--- 1900 [0.981484]
Suggest you post a query on the DUBOIS-L@rootsweb.com list. It is pretty much dedicated to researching your line. My line came south to Charleston, and so far we haven't linked these families. The DuBois Family Association in New Paltz, NY has the publications "The American Descendants of Chretien DuBois" by William Heidgerd. Matt Murphy has written "The European Ancestors of Chretien DuBois." Several people on the DuBois-L list have these publications (I don't) and may be willing to do lookups for you
15. Re: [Huguenot-L] Huguenot Names A to C [0.981484]
Interesting list. But no BROUSSE...... Sandra Grabosky Seattle, WA
16. [Huguenot-L] Re: unsubscribe!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! [0.981484]
Hi Sandra, Yes I am trying to unsubscribe, and then subscribe to Huguenot digest. Thank you so much for your offer to help! I addressed the unsubscribe to Huguenot-L-request@rootsweb.com Then in the message section, I typed in "Subscribe." (without quotation marks) Thank you so much! Cathy Martin On Tue, 20 Oct 1998 15:05:19 EDT Lumenasan@aol.com writes: >In a message dated 98-10-20 15:00:55 EDT, you write: > ><< Unsubscribe >> > >Are you still trying???? Tell me what you tried, I'll try to help you
17. [Huguenot-L] SAINT JULIEN [0.981484]
( off topic: does anyone feed LIZ?) Hi list and St JULIEN hunters (even those who walk with their feet above their head) TIA for additions/ corrections to those : Descendants of Pierre de St Julien 1 Pierre de St Julien .. +Jeanne Lefebvre 2 Charlotte de St Julien b: 15 mai 1668 ... +Rene Ravenel b: 26 septembre 1656 m: 24 octobre 1687 . 3 Marie Aimee Ravenel b: Abt 1690 . 3 Jeanne Charlotte Ravenel b: Abt 1693 . 3 Rene Louis Ravenel b: Abt 1694 . 3 Paul Francis Ra
18. [Huguenot-L] Huguenot Immigration Patterns [0.981484]
Hi folks! I'm researching Huguenot immigration patterns for clues. In the hope of having more particularized information, I would really like to hear from anyone who has traced their Huguenot families from anywhere else to South Carolina by 1730. I am particularly interested in those leaving from England, the West Indies, and New York before 1700 who settled in the Charles Towne area and/or Old Berkeley County. I'm hoping my JOHN DUBOIS was among the same group as somebody out there. What were your sou
19. [Huguenot-L] DC Research--DAR [0.981484]
I couldn't find a way to search DAR databases online, and only found reference to a book that is described on this web page: http://www.dar.org/library/libpub.html So, if anyone can get access to this publication, please let us know. I can forward to that someone the list of surnames that have been requested so far. Then, if someone can let me know what books to pull, I can go from there. In the DAR library, this is fairly simple, because a lot are shelved in alphabetical order by surname. Thank you!
20. [Huguenot-L] DU BOIS/ HOLLAND / FLANDERS/ NEW YORK STATE / 1599--- 1900 [0.981484]
Hi all I am looking for info on the ancestry of Chretian Du BOIS 1597 in Wicres,La Bass Flanders Also, any info on Jacques DU BOIS 1628--who came to Kingston, NY in 1700s, as this is my husbands line-- Any books to recomend? or other research areas? Thanks in advance Virginia In Fl
21. [Huguenot-L] Huguenot FEUILLEVERT [0.981484]
ELIZABETH RUSSO wrote: > > OK, DAR library here I come! > > So, folks, I am going to DC Elizabeth, Would you look up the name FEUILLEVERT for me? It is Huguenot, from feuille, leaf, and vert, green, and translates into GREENLEAF in English. Thanks for your kind offer. Wayne Keene w_keene@conknet.com
22. [Huguenot-L] isaac le fevre (1660-1731) [0.981484]
hi robert, i am descended from ISAAC LE FEVRE who came to new utrecht, ny, probably abt 1663. if you would like any of my info, id be happy to send. to any other le fevre reseachers, i am looking for more info and would appreciate any help. my isaac is the one who went to middlesex co, nj. his son, ABRAHAM, was born in new utrecht but probably died in phila co, pa. if anyone out there is of this line, i'd really like to hear from you. thanks very much, mary c. In a message dated 98-10-15 00:35:44 ED
23. [Huguenot-L] Re: Huguenot List-Lefevre's [0.981484]
Hi Kevin, Sorry about taking so long to reply, as you may know the Huguenot name Le FEVRE rather wide spread in the 17th century, found in Denmark and Holland to mention a couple of countries outside England and Ireland. However this is what Sam Smiles has on the name: Le FEVRE; Many refugees of this name settled in England. The Le Fevre's of Anjou were celebrated as chemists and physicians. Nicholas, physician to Louis XIV., and demonstrator of chemistry at Jadin des Plantes, was invited over to England
24. [Huguenot-L] Huguenot Names [0.981484]
I will post a few more names from Smiles but if you folks think it is waste of time and space I shall not continue with the rest. As stated in my last note this is not an all inclusive list, just a list that I will do lookups from. Cyril Huguenot names for Smiles starting at D: DAILLON D'ALBIAC DALECHAMP DANSAYS DARGENT or DARGAN D'ARGENTEUIL DAUDE DAVID DE JEAN DE LA CHEROIS DE LAINE DE LA MOTHE DELAUNE DE LAVALADE DELEMAR DELME DE LOVAL DE MOIVRE DESAGULIERS DES CHAMPS DES MAISEAUX DES ORMEAUX
25. Re: [Huguenot-L] English families [0.981484]
Do any of your records list a Peter Crovat from Vienna some point in his life. He was bc 1772. He was naturalized in SC in 1802. His wife was F. Dorothea (no last name). Thanks for your lookup.
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