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Searching for: +path:kern +(+date:dec +date:1998)
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1. [KERN-L] KERN [1]
Hopefully someone can help me even with my little bit of information: Frederick Kern b 1697 m Anna Margaret UNKNOWN Anna Barbara Kern b 1727 Rockhill Twp, Bucks Co, PA d 1800 m Philip Fluck b 1725 Germany d 1780 Hilltop Twp, Bucks Co, PA. Bob Troup BobbyTrap@aol.com
2. Re: [KERN-L] KERN(S)/KARNS/KARNES/CARNES.... [1]
> In researching my family tree I have found many spelling variations, such as >Kern(s), Karns, Karnes, Carnes..... I have found a couple of different spellings in my research as well. My gr-grandmother was Mary Jane (Kearns) O'Connor. It's spelled this was on her marriage certificate and on her death certificate, but on her birth record, it's spelled Carnes.
3. [KERN-L] KERN(S)/KARNS/KARNES/CARNES.... [1]
In researching my family tree I have found many spelling variations, such as Kern(s), Karns, Karnes, Carnes..... I even found a census transcription where they had it listed as REINES. (I guess this error was due to the handwriting). Whenever I post queries, however, I use the KERNS spelling since this is what has been used for about the last 100 years. So, I think this is the "right" list for all of us researching this surname. :-) With this in mind, it's probably time for me to repost my line. I
4. [KERN-L] Word of the week: your line [1]
Lists, I am soo sorry for having neglected the lists for sooo long. (about a month now). In November I was in the middle of midterms and right now I am just starting with finals this Friday. Plus I had to start a new job because I wasn't making enough money. It's been a hectic month for me. Things have finally started to settle down and I will have more time to take care of the lists. For this week's word of the week, we are doing something that has not been done for quite a few months. We ha
5. Re: [KERN-L] KER/KAR/KEA/CARne/s [1]
>Yes...indeed, I 'joined' rootsweb in order to set up a Karnes/Carns >list....and was refused due to the existance of this list. However, I >have yet to see any spelling other that Kern/s submitted here.. >Sandra in TX Sorry for that, but the reason you haven't seen any other spelling variations posted is because none have posted any. I try to let people know with other variations about this list, but they just don't join. It would be a good idea for you and others on this list to a: start posting
6. [KERN-L] NYC-PA 1890's-now [1]
I am looking for my mother's family. SHe wass born in 1896 in Manhattan. Her father John V. Kerns and mother Alice lived at 300 E 114th Street at the time of the 1900 census. They later moved to Philadelphia, where my mother married someone named Tudor and later in 1918-19, my father Theodore George Grossholtz. jean grossholtz
7. [KERN-L] who donated to Rootsweb on my behalf?? Please reply [1]
Sorry to send this out to the lists. About a month ago, my server went bezerk and I lost all my previous messages. I know that at least one person donated money to Rootsweb on my behalf, maybe more, but I need to contact them to find out again how much and their names for Rootsweb since it's time to pay my "dues" to Rootsweb. If you can respond by this wed. (I will leave then for Christmas break and not return til Jan 3rd), that is great, but that's ok if you can't, just reply by the first part of
8. [KERN-L] My KERN line [1]
PHILLIP JACOB KERN b. BAVARIA, GERMANY 1734 d. 20 May 1799 PA m. Catherine FUNCK 28 Nov 1762 York Co., PA. John KERN b. York county PA. 1767 d. PA. 1834 m.Catherine KAYLOR Westmoreland Co., PA Joseph KERN b.Westmoreland county, PA. 1797 d. IL. 1855 m. Elizabeth SMITH 1816 Westmoreland Co., PA Susannah KERN b. 1820 Westmoreland county, PA. d. Adams county, IL. m. Jeremiah LEACH b. 1830 Emma LEACH b. Camp Point IL 1865 d.8 March 1922 Meadville, MO m. Benjamin Franklin SLONEKER b. 1861 IL.
9. [KERN-L] KERNS, James Nathan (1813/KY-1899MO) [1]
My line: James Nathan KERNS b1813/KY d1899 Marion Twp., Buchanan Co., MO - burried ANTLE Cemetery. Married Elizabeth ANTLE 1834/Russell Co., KY. Children: 1. Nancy KERNS b abt 1834/KY 2. Logan KERNS b 1836/KY d 1855/MO 3. James KERNS b 1839/KY d 1922/MO 4. Vastina KERNS b 1841/KY m Wm. Green ANTLE 5. Jacob KERNS b 1843/MO d 1843/MO 6. *Everhart KERNS b 1845/MO d 1926/King City, Gentry Co., MO m Martha KERNS (same maiden name as married name) *My 2xgreat-grandparents - Martha is said to be the daught
10. [KERN-L] Germany>PA>IN 1734 [1]
My line. Ardath Blue Edna, Texas ablue@ykc.com Generation No. 1 Phillip Jacob1 Kern was born abt. 1734 in Bavaria, Germany, and died January 25, 1799 in York, York Co., Pa. He married Catharine Funk/Funck November 28, 1762 in York, York Co., Pa. Generation No. 2 Jacob2 Kern , Sr. (Phillip Jacob1) was born April 07, 1770 in York, Pa2, and died January 29, 1841 in Switzerland Co, Ind. He married Susannah Spielman Abt. 1790 in Pennsylvania.
11. [KERN-L] Kern Line [1]
My Kern line is: John Matthias Kern was father of Elizabeth Kern b. abt 1728 in Merion Twp, Montgomery Cty., PA. She married Rudolph Sibley (Zebley) 9/25/1760 in Germantown, Phila., PA. Elizabeth died in Ardmore, Montgomery Cty., PA. Their daughter was Catherine Sibley b. 9/29/1775 who married Francis Scheetz b. 1772. Eddie Dwyer Rparkdwyer@Aol.com
12. [KERN-L] Kern or Kerns [1]
Am I in the wrong group? My ancestor's name was KERNS. jean grossholtz
13. [KERN-L] Andrew Kern 1838-1921 [1]
Andrew Kern, b. Aug 12, 1838, Germany, d. Jan. 5, 1921, Wisconsin Lived in Sioux City, Iowa bef. Wis. Mar. 1st Elizabeth Stuckler, probably in Iowa. children: Elizabeth Kern d. bef. 1921, mar. ? Holschulte Lute Kern Mar. 2nd: Lena Grosser children: i. :Minnie M. Kern, d. Nov. 13, 1954,in Glasgow, Mo. . Mar. Harry B. Williams children: Dorothy Williams mar. Sinnard Edith Williams mar.
14. Re: [KERN-L] Kern or Kerns [1]
Jean, they've been shown all ways - Kernes - Karnes - Kern - Kerns - and probably any other way we can come up with - Antoinette waughtel@oz.net http://www.fortunecity.com/millenium/savannah/252/homepage.htm Jean Grossholtz wrote: > Am I in the wrong group? My ancestor's name was KERNS. > > jean grossholtz
15. [KERN-L] KER/KAR/KEA/CARne/s [1]
Yes...indeed, I 'joined' rootsweb in order to set up a Karnes/Carns list....and was refused due to the existance of this list. However, I have yet to see any spelling other that Kern/s submitted here.. Sandra in TX
16. [KERN-L] My KERN line NorthamptonCo.>Fayette co [1]
My direct Kern line: Direct Descendants of Mathias Kern 1 Mathias KERN b: Unknown d: November 1800 in Donegal twp., Westmoreland Co.,PA . +CHRISTINA// b: Unknown d: Bef 1800 ..... 2 William KERN b: February 08, 1756 in near Easton, Northampton Co., Pa. d: 1844 in Saltlick townshp.,Fayette Co., Pa. ......... +Catherine HOOVER b: Unknown d: Unknown ............. 3 Rosan KERN b: March 15, 1797 in Saltlick Township Pa d: February 01, 1860 in Fayette Co. , Pa. ................ +Joseph EICHER b:
17. [KERN-L] KERNS, James Nathan (1813/KY-1899MO) [1]
Melanie, I had a ggg grandmother by the name of Jane KERNS who was supposedly born in KY in 1775. She married David DEMAREE, Sr. In Shelby Co., KY in 1792 and died in 1847 in Switzerland Co., IN. Do you know if she had any connection with your Kerns' ? I have no information as to the names of her parents or siblings. David and Jane's granddaughter, Mary Allen Demaree, married Edward Spielman KERN in Ripley Co., IN in 1833. Edward descended from Phillip Jacob Kern who migrated from Germany and settled in
18. Re: [KERN-L] GERMANY>NY and CA (1840>present) [1]
Hi Group! Here's my KERN line - My GGGgrandmother Anna Margretha/Margrethe/Margaret Baumbach KERN, was married twice - 1st time to August SCHAUMLOFFEL, 2nd time to Matthias KERN - The August SCHAUMLOFFEL, Jr. born during her first marriage apparently changed his name to KERN after her re-marriage - according to our family records. Here's hoping someone out there is a cousin!! Cathy in Florida Descendants of Anna Margretha/Margrethe/Margaret Baumbach KERN 1 Anna Margretha/Margrethe/Margaret BAUMB
19. [KERN-L] KERN - Trenton NJ 1862 [1]
My ggmother was LOUISA BARBARA KERN, b. 1862 in Trenton NJ. The only clues to her parents are that they were both born in Germany and her mother might have been named YOUNG. The family story is that she and her husband went by covered wagon to Stanton, Nebraska around 1880 where her husband became a saloon keeper. They later moved to Oakland, California to retire. Anyone know this KERN? Allison Knox Blankenship Dallas TX USA Descendants of Louisa Barbara Kern 1 Louisa Barbara KERN b: 21 Jan 1862 Trent
20. [KERN-L] WAUGHTEL - SUMMA/SUMMY - KERNS [1]
In this instance these three names inter-tangle -- my reason for posting to both lists. I am apologizing to you who belong to both lists for the duplications of message. I believe John SUMMA/SUMMY to be a son of Catherine KERNS SUMMY. John married Jane WAUGHTELL May 27, 1840 Washington County, Indiana. Jane had been married prior to this marriage - to an Enoch STARK in 1838 same county. I do not know if John had been previously married or not but according to the children found in a census and listed a
21. [KERN-L] Kern Ladies [1]
Dear Listers, I was wondering if anyone has any information on the following Kern ladies. Veronica Kern born about 1675, probably Gutenbach, Baden, Germany, Christina Kern born about 1680, probably Urach, Baden, Germany, or Theresia Kern, born about 1700, probably Neukirch, Baden Germany. Thanks very much David Dale, Sydney, Australia
22. [KERN-L] KERN, Hamilton Cty OHIO [1]
George and Mary E.(?) KERN and lived at the end of Kern Lane in Colerain Township, Hamilton County, OHIO. They had the following children: David, George Henry, Louisa, William, Flora. George Henry was a Green Township Trustee and another family member owned the Kern Cooperage on Spring Grove Avenue in Cincinnati. George and Florence Matlack Kern had three children: Mary Kern m Hubert Allen; Cliff Kern m Annie ?; and Warren M. Kern m Dorothy Foertsch. The Matlacks I am looking for lived in Cheviot or in G
23. Re: [KERN-L] Kern or Kerns [1]
>Am I in the wrong group? My ancestor's name was KERNS. > >jean grossholtz You got the right list, most people on this list have KERN with no "s", but this list includes (but not limited to) the variations of Kerns, kearn, kearns, kearnes, karn, karns, carn, carns, carnes, etc. So you are in the right place. :) Erin Bradford ebradford@hotmail.com eabradfo@unity.ncsu.edu Listowner Barringer Black Bradford Coventry Eller Hackett Kern lists http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~kshai (genealogy depository) http
24. [KERN-L] Fwd: Kerner 1861 NYC, NY [1]
please reply to the person below, NOT to me:) -Erin From: "Kathleen Grone" I have been looking for Kerner's on this list with no luck whatever-so-ever. I will try and post once more. ALso, if someone does New York census could you please do a look up for me. Thank you! Kathleen kmgrone@hotmail.com Descendants of Philip Kerner 1 Philip KERNER b: 15 June 1861 New York City, New York d: New York +Jenny JAMES b: 8 November 1861 Frankfurt, Germany d: Aft. 1940 New York (her pa
25. [KERN-L] Re: Karns/Karnes of WV [1]
I'm forwarding this message because the person who originally sent it, sent it in HTML format and smartlist won't post messages in html. So let this be a note to everyone else, this is probably the only time I'll ever do this, but if you send a post and get it back because it's in html, turn off your html. If you are sending from Netscape or hotmail, and any other web based email accounts (yahoo, netscape.net, etc.) I know there is the option to turn if off. From: carolyn@inetone.net Hello, Sandra
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