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1. [KERN-L] Re: [HACKETT-L] webpage update [1]
>Erin, >What is the URL for the Hackett page? Also, I have info, and I can >post it, only I would have to send it thru email. Don't have a >scanner. I may be able to attach my gedcom??? Let me know. >Thanks, Laura Hi Laura, the Hackett page is linked from the genealogy depository address in my signature file. The depository is the main index page for all my surname lists. The actually address is http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~kshai/hackindex.htm but I suggest that you may just want to go to the mai
2. [KERN-L] Jacob Franklin Kerns [1]
Hi everyone, I am looking for any information on my gg-grandfather Jacob Franklin Kerns. According to his death record he was born 8 June 1844 in VA to John Kerns. Jacob married Mary Kerr Bowersox in Hancock Co, OH on 23 Apr 1874. Jacob died 15 Jan 1916 in Hancock Co, OH. My grandfather remembers that Jacob served in the Civil War. I have not been able to document this yet. I found a John KEARNES and family living in Blanchard Twp Hancock Co, OH in 1850. I believe this to be my Jacob's family. John Kearne
3. Re: [KERN-L] Re: Samuel Kerns/Karns/Carnes [1]
Sorry, I don't have any info on a George Kerns. Sandra, I'm looking for Carnes also. My grandmother changed the spelling of her husbands name from Carnes to Kerns, she didn't like the way they spelled their name.lol I've also seen it spelled Cearnes/Carns. All of mine seem to be in WV, but I've heard rumors that they also owned land in Ohio, but haven't traced that out yet. Martha Reynolds >Just out of curiousity, what was the age of the George Kerns in that >cenus?. >I am searching for the parents of
4. [KERN-L] Re: Samuel Kerns/Karns/Carnes [1]
Just out of curiousity, what was the age of the George Kerns in that cenus?. I am searching for the parents of George Grove KARNES/CARNES who would have been born about 1826 (give or take) in OH. This is the first reference I have seen on this list to anything other than a name beginning KE-----. Although when I attempted to set up another list for Karnes or Carnes I was told I could not due to the existance of this list. Sandra in TX
5. [KERN-L] Karnes/Carnes [1]
I am looking for information re the parents of George Grove KARNES (the name was variously spelled with a C, born in OH circa 1825, whose parents were born in Virginia. He married a Catharine MYERs and lived in Fairfield Co., OH. Would appreciate any info. Sandra in TX
6. [KERN-L] KERN - Germany>St. Louis, MO [1]
Hi KERN Researchers! I am trying to find information on the following KERN family that married into my PAUBEL family in St. Louis, Missouri. If you have any connections or information, please get in touch! Thanks! Patty Frazer Pattyfraz@aol.com St. Louis, MO, USA Descendants of Daniel Kern 1 Daniel KERN - Born: Abt. 1841 in Bavaria, Germany. Died: Aft. 1880 in Unknown (probably St. Louis County, MO) ..+Julia DEUTSCHMANN - Born: Unknown in Germany. Married: Unknown in Unknown. Died: Unknown in Unkno
7. [KERN-L] Samuel Kerns/Karns/Carnes from Columbiana County, OH [1]
I am looking for information on a Samuel Kerns whom I found in the 1850 census for Columbiana County, OH. He is listed as being from PA and 53 yrs old. His wife's name is Elizabeth (nee Spitler, I believe) and the following children are living with him at the time: Lydia, Jacob, Susanna, Franklin, Kesiah J, George, Lucinda. On that same census page, a Milton Kerns is also listed (age 23) just two houses away with his first wife, Caroline (age 24). I have a strong feeling that that Milton Kerns is the sa
8. [KERN-L] Re: KERN-D Digest V99 #5 [1]
In the Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Virginia, are listed several Karnes marriages performed by a William Harris. I believe all of these were in Bedford County, VA. Does anyone know the denomination of the Rev. Harris? D. E. Mayfield
9. [KERN-L] word of the week...Kentucky! [1]
NOTE: PLEASE READ THIS MESSAGE IN ITS ENTIRITY!!! This week's word is "Kentucky" :) What this means is in your line, if you have found any ancestors (or maybe not, but with the surname of the list) in Kentucky, post it to the list. FOR NEWBIES: The way the "word of the week" works is I throw out a topic and if someone has a line that falls into that topic, then they are *supposed* to post it, unfortunately though, I think the majority of the lists are lurkers, so not everyone really does. (I ha
10. [KERN-L] Kerns, Jeremiah, Farquier Co., VA [1]
Do you have any information on the above individual. My Jeptha Smith married Catherine Kerns, d/o Jeremiah. And possibly a brother of Jeptha married Catherines' Sister. Catherine was born ca 1812. If you have any information on this family, I would be willing to share what I have. Jfar171@aol.com
11. [KERN-L] Simon Moses KERN 1820-Germany>AL [1]
Looking for parents of and any information on Simon Moses KERN b-April 20, 1820 in Boechinger, Germany--died Nov. 21, 1904 in Greenville, Butler Co., AL. He was a peddler and lived in Alabama in 1850. Around 1851 he married Rachel Elizabeth BATES (daughter of Baalam BATES & Mary SEALE) b-May 2, 1832 in Greenville, Butler Co., AL--died Feb 6, 1926 in Butler Co., AL. Simon and Rachel had the following children: R.J. or Leon b-1852 Luduska Idola b-Jan 6, 1854 in Butler Co, AL d-1874 married Uriah H. Shin
12. [KERN-L] Re: [HACKETT-L] webpage update [1]
>Erin, >What is the URL for the Hackett page? Also, I have info, and I can >post it, only I would have to send it thru email. Don't have a >scanner. I may be able to attach my gedcom??? Let me know. >Thanks, Laura Hi Laura, the Hackett page is linked from the genealogy depository address in my signature file. The depository is the main index page for all my surname lists. The actually address is http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~kshai/hackindex.htm but I suggest that you may just want to go to the mai
13. [KERN-L] Peter Kerns [1]
Looking for information about or anyone connected to Peter Kerns of Shelby Co., KY. I have recently found that Peter Kerns and his wife, Anna Jordan Kerns, were the parents of my ggg grandmother, Jane Kerns, who married David Demaree, Sr. in Shelby Co., KY in 1792. I am looking for any information about Peter and for the names of his other children. Ardath Blue
14. [KERN-L] My good news (and word of the week!) [1]
Hello everyone! I am in a great mood today (first time in a few weeks too!)! Here is why: I wrote a letter to my grandfather's brother in Charlotte, NC last September or October. This family has some kind of fued between grandpa and his brothers over some issue (I don't really know what it is about), but the other side of the family had information that I was interested in for my genealogy. I wrote a long letter telling all about me and my side of the family since I've been born and how my parent
15. [KERN-L] a word about your subscription... [1]
Hi lists. I have had quite a few people on these lists give multiple subsciptions to the list when there is a lull in the posting....quit it!:) hehe. Don't do that for a couple of reasons. First off, it is unnecessary, If for some reason you were unsubbed, you will get a notice from Rootsweb that you were. If you don't get a notice, but you're not getting any mail from the lists, it's because no one is posting and resubscribing will not solve that. Second reason is because it is hard on the Roots
16. Re: [KERN-L] Re: Samuel Kerns/Karns/Carnes [1]
There's a typed manuscript in the Genealogy Department of the New Albany, Floyd County, Indiana Public Library entitled [ "KARNES FAMILY" of NORTH CAROLINA AND INDIANA (Spelled Kern, Kearnes, Karnes, Carn and Carnes)] and goes on to state -- In this Karnes family history the first of record is Leonhard Kern of early Rowan County, North Carolina. There is a George (Kerns) (Karnes) b. July 4, 1803 in N.C. died February 8, 1861 Washington County, IN (unmarried) and states he was baptized at the Back Church
17. [KERN-L] Andrew Kern, Sioux City, Iowa [1]
Hi All, Seeking info on Andrew Kern,Sr. b. Aug. 17, 1828, Hamburg, Germany Lived in Sioux City,. Iowa,previous to moving to Wi., d. Jan 05, 1921, Ellenboro, Wi.(His obit states he was the eldest of his siblings, and that all his siblings had died before him) wife: 1st: Elizabeth Stuckler, d. bef 1921 children: i. Elizabeth Kern, mar. Holschute ii. Ludwig (Lute) Kern lived in Kansas wife: 2nd: Lena Grosser, , children: i. Louisa Kern, b. 1871 , d. July 1965, Baltim
18. [KERN-L] word of the week...Kentucky! [1]
NOTE: PLEASE READ THIS MESSAGE IN ITS ENTIRITY!!! This week's word is "Kentucky" :) What this means is in your line, if you have found any ancestors (or maybe not, but with the surname of the list) in Kentucky, post it to the list. FOR NEWBIES: The way the "word of the week" works is I throw out a topic and if someone has a line that falls into that topic, then they are *supposed* to post it, unfortunately though, I think the majority of the lists are lurkers, so not everyone really does. (I ha
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