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1. Huguenot Name [1]
Is there such a list of Huguenot sirnames? If so, can I get the URL please? Thanks! Lainee Denton http://www.angelfire.com/tn2/GrannysPlace/ http://www.genealogy.com/genealogy/users/d/e/n/Elaine-Denton >From : "Marks, Connie" To : Huguenot-L@rootsweb.com Subject : looking for VOXIEU Date : Sun, 21 Oct 2001 10:52:16 -0400 Would like information on Elizabeth VOXIEU (UOXIEU/VOSIEN). m. Mordecai
2. Re: Huguenot Name [1]
Coolness! I bookmarked the site and will have a lot of reading to do. Many thanks! Lainee Denton http://www.angelfire.com/tn2/GrannysPlace/ http://www.genealogy.com/genealogy/users/d/e/n/Elaine-Denton ----Original Message Follows---- From: "Christiane Ramier" To: "Elaine Dee" , Subject: Re: Huguenot Name Date: Tue, 23 Oct 2001 20:20:23 -0400 This link, which gives a comprehensive list of Huguenot surnames, may be of u
3. Simons [0.984261]
Hi group, I just wanted to circulate more info on my SIMONS line. I am thinking, but not sure, that this line may have been Huguenot. Any thoughts or advice is most appreciated, as I am new to Huguenot research. I'll soon be posting my DESHAZO line, which is a Huguenot line. The info is below my signature. Thanks, Lori Researching Simons, Simms/Sims, DeShazo, Neel, Pierce/Pearce, Cook, Gilliland/Gillian/Gilland/Gillen/Gillam, Stokes, Sparks, Faulkener, Bolling, Simms/Sims. Other lines: Purcell, Waldrop, Jo
4. Shadrach Simons, Ben Simons [0.984261]
Hi all Someone posted a while back about Shadrack SIMONS being related to Benjamin SIMONS (1672) family. His post is below. I am wondering if anyone has heard of these lines? Shadrach SIMONS is my direct line; he's my 5g grandfather. I look forward to hearing any thoughts on this. Thanks, Lori Researching Simons, Simms/Sims, DeShazo, Neel, Pierce/Pearce, Cook, Gilliland/Gillian/Gilland/Gillen/Gillam, Stokes, Sparks, Faulkener, Bolling, Simms/Sims. Other lines: Purcell, Waldrop, Jones, Vawter, Strain, Dew
5. information [0.984261]
I am looking for any information on Jasper P Pillow who was born somwhere in England in 1710. He came to the United Stares in 1740. I have gotten this much info. What I would like to trace are Jasper's mother and father . If anyone has information on the parents I would surely appreciate it. One of the Pillow spellings in French is Pilleau and Pilon. Pilleau is a registered (I believe) Huguenot name.. from an Alexis Pilleau also registered is the Pillow name. Thank You Paul Pillow plpil@qwest.net
6. Unsubscribe [0.984261]
----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, October 10, 2001 5:00 AM Subject: Huguenot-D Digest V01 #136
7. Fw: Huguenots of Colonial South Carolina [0.984261]
I'll get copies made of the Purry story (send me your mailing address) but in the meantime: >From # 180 "In 1732 the town of Purrysburg was laid out. It contained 400 acres on the Savannah River. Besides, 300 acres were set aside for a church and cemetery and 100 acres for a common and a glebe. In a company of 260 that came in 1734, 40 were persecuted and poverty stricken refugees who had temporarily settled in the Piedmont. A collection was taken for them in England, which netted them enough for the p
8. Huguenots of Colonial South Carolina [0.984261]
Josie. According to # 180: Purrysburg ". . . Among the refugees of this group who went to South Carolina, during the early years of its history were, for example, the families of Laurens, De la Bastie, Gautier (Cottier) (footnote), May, Leher, Jean Francois Gignilliat, Pierre Robert, Honore Michaud, Jean Pierre Pele, etc., but much larger numbers went under the alluring and oft repeated solicitation of Jean Peter Purry . . ." footnote: Cottier (also written Gautier) came from a respected peasant family. Be
9. Re: Book [0.984261]
Hi Tom, >From #180 (may not be on the bibliography list for a few days - that's the URL below my name) page 41 "Jacob Anger, one of the Frenchmen of Hillsboro, in 1765 petitioned the Council for a bounty Sufficient to enable him to return to Great Britain and France with the purpose of trying to induce many of his relatives to emigrate to South Carolina. He sets forth in his petition that he had come to the province very poor, that he had left about twenty-five relatives in France, among whom were tradesme
10. Re: Huguenot Name [0.984261]
This link, which gives a comprehensive list of Huguenot surnames, may be of use: http://www.rootsweb.com/~fianna/surname/hug1.html ----- Original Message ----- From: "Elaine Dee" To: Sent: Monday, October 22, 2001 9:23 AM Subject: Huguenot Name > Is there such a list of Huguenot sirnames? If so, can I get the URL please? > > Thanks! > > Lainee Denton > > http://www.angelfire.com/tn2/GrannysPlace/ > > http://www.genealogy.com/genealogy/users/d/e/n/Elai
11. FEUGARDE/FUGARD [0.984261]
My grandfather was born in 1870 as William John Fugard, but changed the family name when he came to the U.S. in 1890. My mother always told me he was a descendent of French Huguenots and that he spoke French. He was born in Bessbrook, Co. Armagh and his father was John Fugard & grandfather Roert Fugard. The only Fugard names I have heard of in France came from Normandy. The name means fire guard in French & is not common at all. One woman with the spelling FEUGARD was buried in British Columbia, Canada, bu
12. Re: Huguenots of Colonial South Carolina [0.984261]
Jacqueline, Do you know the whole story about Jean Peter Purry and the two groups of Huguenots that he somewhat conned into coming to Carolina? Your family was part of the second group (the first didn't even leave port). If you don't have a record of it I will type and e-mail it to you. Its absolutely fascinating (albeit long). Dee For details on sources used, refer to this link: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncbladen/lookups.htm ----- Original Message ----- From: Jacqueline Carter To:
13. CUPPLES [0.984261]
Thought I'd try all lists again for any info regarding this name. Particularly looking for a Joseph CUPPLES who married Jane POLLOCK early to middle 1800's somewhere in British Isles. CUPPLES name comes from Northern Ireland: Down and Antrim; first family record in 1650. Most emigrations were to Canada and the States. From there: worldwide; also to New Zealand (mine) and Australia. It's an Anglicised Huguenot name. Original could be e.g. Cappel, Souple, Supple. What info about this name? Regards,
14. YON [0.984261]
Anyone know of Daniel YON b.ca1643 Caen. m.Suzanne SINART 1688 Hungerford ? Anthony
15. looking for VOXIEU [0.984261]
Would like information on Elizabeth VOXIEU (UOXIEU/VOSIEN). m. Mordecai Marks in Standford, CT 15 Dec. 1729. Wit. On deed same year. Though to be French Huguenot, I can find not mention of this sir name in Huguenot names. Mr. Connie Marks
16. Jean Cavalier [0.984261]
Hi I am new on the list and it seems pretty quite. Would like to now if there is anyone on this list that may know if there is a descendancy chart created for Jean CAVALIER the famous Camisard Leader of France? I have not done much with this search as of yet. I am not sure how to approach it. I do not know much about researching french material but am hoping someone could give me suggestions. Thank you in advance Jan
17. Re: FEUGARDE/FUGARD [0.984261]
Hi Louise This is the site for the BC Archives...Births, Deaths and Marriages. Deaths are from 1872-1980. You can order copies of the death registration and death certificates from this site also. The death registration will have quite a bit of misc. info on it...I have gleaned many a previousl unknown family name from them. No listing for the other spellings of the name. Regards, Avril, Victoria, BC Canada http://www.bcarchives.gov.bc.ca/textual/governmt/vstats/v_events.htm DEATH Name: RACH
18. Re: Book [0.984261]
Susan, There are entries on Allen, Bartholomew, Elizabeth, Frederick, Joacism, Pierre, Richard, Tactitus, Theodore and Thomas Gaillard and Julius and Jane Dupre. I'll have to copy and mail these. Would you send me your mailing address? Dee For details on sources used, refer to this link: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncbladen/lookups.htm ----- Original Message ----- From: Susan Wyatt To: Dee Thompson Sent: Monday, October 29, 2001 10:17 PM Subject: Re: Book Hi! Thanks for the offer! Is there anything
19. Aerial view of Manhattan-now! [0.984261]
http://userwww.service.emory.edu/~rdgarr/WTC.htm
20. Re: Book [0.984261]
Glee, There are a number of entries about the Peronneau family including an illustration of a beautiful Marie Peronneau, 1700-1778 (Wife of Pierre Bacot, 2nd) If you are going to want a copy of the illustration I will simply include copies of the pages that pertain to your family. If you already have the illustration I'll send you the entries via e-mail. Yes, I do lookups from all of the books on the list plus a hundred or so very old ones that aren't listed. Dee For details on sources used, refer to this
21. Murphy's Law for Genealogy [0.984261]
The records you need for your family were in the courthouse that burned. When at last you have solved the mystery of the skeleton in the closet the tight-lipped spinster aunt will claim" I could have told you that all the time". Your grandmother's maiden name for which you've searched for years was on an old letter in a box in the attic all the time. The family story your grandmother wrote for the family never got past the typist. She packed it away "somewhere" and promised to send a copy, but never did
22. Le Riche [0.984261]
Dear all, A quick introduction. I'm a descendant from Louis Le Riche that arrived at Cape Town 1698. If there is anybody that knows anything that could help in our family tree it would be much appreciated. Also,It's quite difficult finding our family coat of arms.Anybody know where I could find a picture? I have included links which you might know or find interesting. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Valley/8140/fam-wapens.htm http://www.fleurdelis.com/meanings.htm http://www.national.archsrch.gov.z
23. SAYER /SINART/ YON [0.984261]
I am looking for Pierre SAYER who married Marie YON ca 1710 ?Westminster. She was dau of Jean Henri YON bap Westminster 1691. His parents were Daniel YON b.1643 Caen and Suzanne SINART b.1663 Conde. Any traces ?? Anthony
24. DeShazo, Simons; others' surnames? [0.984261]
Hi all, I am new to this list and thought I'd say hello. I have one, possibly two, Huguenot lines: DESHAZO (DECHAZEAUX) (late 1600s or early 1700s France>VA>SC>GA>AL>MS>TN) SIMONS (1700s VA>SC>AL>MS>TN) Is anyone researching these lines, or has anyone run across anything about them? Also, since I'm new, can we do a roll call of Huguenot surnames/dates/states people on the list are researching? Thanks, and I look forward to hearing from you all, Lori Researching Simons, Simms/Sims, DeShazo, Neel, Pierce
25. Re: Some dates for the Serre , Chickens and Gaillards revisited [0.984261]
Well, Friends, I know all of us have been otherwise preoccupied with the terrible events of this past month, but it has been several weeks since I posted the two parts of the dates I compiled in an attempt to get the several Noah Serres straightened out. I am yet to see a message from anyone who has good evidence to dispute my conclusion that there were ONLY 3 levels of that name. This, in conflict to several articles/ references to the contrary, which have been kindly sent to me. I find these that I have r
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