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Searching for: +path:kern +(+date:jul +date:2001)
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1. [KERN-L] JOHN KERN (JEDO) [1]
My name is Jay Sigal - son of Jay Sigal Jr. & Carole M. Champness - Carole is the daughter of CHARLES Champness & Marian KERN - MARIAN is the daughter of JOHN who is my G-Grandfather - the lineage is allegedly CROATION - and came to this country via ELLIS ISLAND circa - 1913-1918 - eventually settling on the west side of CLEVELAND, OHIO with some connection (very fuzzy) to farming in N.E. OHIO - ANy Help from anyone would be greatly appreciated - I may be reached by writing to mgbjay1@home.com Thank
2. [KERN-L] Re: Kern name of Irish descent? [1]
thanks for the quick response I am new at this research so any leads are great. I will look into your suggestion. Thanks
3. [KERN-L] Re: Descendents of Joseph or George Kern??? [1]
I have Kern Family information, dating back to some of the first ones over from Germany to Pennsylvania- may have information to help you. Contact Catlou@hotmail.com
4. [KERN-L] Mary Elizabeth KERN b 10 Jan 1776 PA [1]
Looking for her parents & siblings. She is my g.g. grandmother and she married Joseph Deily abt 1808 in Springfield Twp., Bucks, PA. Any and all info welcome. Thanks
5. [KERN-L] Re: Jacob/Michael's Ship-1745 [1]
Jill, I wish it were. All of the Kerns on my side are from Virginia. I received a message the other day stating that she believes the Jacob Kerns on our side was born around 1759. We are not positive however. Thank you for your help Eileen
6. [KERN-L] Re: Jacob/Michael's Ship-1745 [1]
I am trying to researdh my Kern side of the family. I have a Jacob Kern born in PA circa 1800. He had a son, Frederick Kern born 1837 in Ohio. Jacob may have been married to Liddia Huller. Could this be a connection to your Jacob, Jr.? Jill Frieders
7. [KERN-L] Dominic Kern and Margaret Vaeth's Parents and more family [1]
Hi. I have traced Dominic Kern's (sr.) parents. They are Franciscus (Francisci) Kern and Margaretha Mayer m. 31 May 1763. I found all the children of this marriage, of which Dominic is the youngest. Margaret Vaeth, who he married and alot of you have the book about their decendents... her parents are Bernardi Vaeth and Margaretha Hauk, m. 13 Apr 1779. I also have all the children of this marriage, of which our Margaret Vaeth is the oldest. It's interesting that one of Dominic's older brothers marrie
8. [KERN-L] Re: Lottie Kern--Indiana and South Dakota [1]
I have been reseraching hopefully the same Kern family tree. Lottie Kern turns up in my search. This is the info I have. Lottie M. Kern Thayer DOB Dec. 4, 1867. Daughter of James Seymor Kern and Lydia A. Erway. I am a decendant of Wm. Barton Kern son of James S. Kern and grandson of Henry Kern. I have a estate document sent to Wm. Barton Kern in 1925 with Lottie's last name being Thayer. It shows her receiving a partial payment of $70.00 from the estate of her father James S. Kern. Names also shown are:
9. [KERN-L] Looking For Birth Mother, Virginia Crews Kern [1]
I am looking for my birth mother. Her maiden name was Virginia Crews. Virginia married Kenneth E Kern and I was born on June 14, 1951 in Wakeeney, Kansas. Virginia Kern is the last name I have for her. DOB? 2-25-1923 in Brooker, Florida JWard52241@aol.com
10. [KERN-L] Re: Kern name of Irish descent? [1]
Well, the Kern name is either Irish, Scottish or Germanic. I think most Kerns originate from Germany. However, the name Kern or Kearn or Curran etc is also Irish... and kern in gaelic, means Irish foot soldier. My husband's father's family came from near Frankfurt, but as many of the Irish emigrated to Germany from the 1600's onward, because of religious persecution by the British, it is not impossible that some of the German Kerns may have Irish roots. Christenez would probably be either Portuguese or (m
11. [KERN-L] Whitacre/Hicks/Alabaugh/Netherton [1]
Hi Rose: Been following you correspondence with Cindy on the Whitacre/Hicks. I am related to them also. In the book that you mentioned, would you mind looking to see if there is anything in there about Albert Luther Whitacre and Virginia B. Netherton. Also would you be so kind to see if there is a Eliza J. Alabaugh and a Albert Netherton mentioned.Or is there a place where I can purchase a copy of this book? Appreciate any and all help. Thank you in advance. You can e-mail me direct, much easier I think t
12. [KERN-L] Re: Kern name of Irish descent? [1]
I am tracing the same family name my great great grandfather was a clerk in a penal office in Ceylon his son born in 1855 came to New Zealand and there started the New Zealand branch of Kerns. We always thought the name was Scotish or Irish but I have meet with a block wall and records are hard to find in Ceylon but it looks like the tree is either German or Dutch. Still trying to find connections. He also married a girl with the name Charlotte Harriet Christinez and I am not sure wheather she was Portuges
13. Re: [KERN-L] Some interesting Kern History: Michael Kern SR [0.989139]
Tess, I was very interested in this due to the fact that I cannot find where my Rev John Kerns came from except one census states that he was born 1809 KY. His wife Edna Smith was born 1811 KY but somewhere in the back of my mind it seems I have read Morgantown regarding one or both of them. Do you have these two names anywhere in your researchings? Were the SMITH's involved in any of what you have written of? I realize it is a shot in the dark but I have never been able to find anything on them. Thei
14. Re: [KERN-L] Re: Kern name of Irish descent? [0.989139]
Hi, I just want to let you know my Kern family is very much German. Spoke it also. The surname Kern is a very common last name in Germany, Austria and Hungary like Smith and Jones in United States. ~~~~~~ I am tracing the same family name my great great grandfather was a clerk in a penal office in Ceylon his son born in 1855 came to New Zealand and there started the New Zealand branch of Kerns. We always thought the name was Scotish or Irish but I have meet with a block wall and records are hard to
15. [KERN-L] Freudenberg Kerns [0.989139]
Hi! I'm looking for information about the town of Freudenberg. I'm hoping someone has a website that is in english. I've been pouring over the church records for Freudenberg from the early 1600's onward. I"ve learned alittle old german in the process, figured out how the names are recorded and that each recorder did things alittle different, which can be a blessing or hazardous to your health! :-) I'm searching out the Kern families. Specifically Dominic Kern who married Margaret Vaeth. My aunt ha
16. Re: [KERN-L] Re: Descendents of Joseph or George Kern??? [0.989139]
I'm interested . I can't get back any further than the Rev John KERN/S who married Edna Smith in southern Indiana prox 1830. According to the one census I have found he was born 1809 Kentucky & Edna 1811 Kentucky. Their daughter Caroline married Elisha West Sinex (Sr). Any connections? Thank you. Antoinette (Tacoma, Washington) waughtel@oz.net Catlou@hotmail.com wrote: > I have Kern Family information, dating back to some of the > first ones over from Germany to Pennsylvania- may have > informa
17. [KERN-L] another attachment [0.989139]
I received a private email addressed to me from a Louise Ballanger? The email said they were sending me an attachment on the Kern family, that they hoped I could open the attachment because they were knew at computers. Just thought to put out the warning if this is another virus. If it isn't, Louise, please contact me. Tess
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