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1. [KERN-L] KERNS in PA [1]
I am looking for parents or siblings on John KERNS of Fayette county PA. Facts I know about him: He married Ruth Frances McDowell in Uniontown PA September 9, 1869. He was a veteran engineer of the B+ACY-O Railroad and retired in 1910. His obituary states he was born in Dunbar Twp. and resided all his life in this section. His middle initial is T. which we believe his full name to be either John Thomas or John Tilden KERNS. John KERNS had the following children: 1. Robert KERNS b. abt. 1870 2. Kearry
2. [KERN-L] Pennsylvania Kerns [1]
Hi List, All my KERN line is Pennsylvania so far. But I am REALLY stuck on Fleming KERN/KERNS born about 1814 in Pa. Evidently he was beamed down by aliens and first appears in the 1838 tax records for Columbia County, Pa. Alice Kern
3. [KERN-L] Kern (tidbit PA) [1]
So far I have only discovered one connection to PA. Abraham KERN b. 1786 NC d. 1858 IN m. Susan Wilson 1807 KY b. 1785 PA d. 1852 IN. Children (believed that all were born in KY).... Fannie b. 1808 Lucy b. 1810 Albert b. 1810 Eli b. 1812 Abigail b. 1814 Anna b. 1816 Ambrose b. 1817 John R. b. 1822 Louis David b. 1826 Jane b. 1828 Andrew Jackson b. 1829 My little connection to PA, thus far. Keli Kern Frasher
4. [KERN-L] Thomas B. Kerns [1]
Hi all, would I be lucky enough to find a Kerns researcher who would show a Thomas B. Kerns, b. 1834 in OH in the siblings of your line? He was in Pike Co., in 1860 and 1870. I believe his wife Mary Elizabeth was a Ravenscroft. Sorry I can't claim he came from PA, but maybe his father did? Carolyn (Anderson) Clark Proud member of Rootsweb! Join Now! SURNAMES: Anderson, Light, Flack, Zicafoose, Hull, Lance, Hedrick, Tuckwiller, Persinger, Kimberlin, Humphries, Grissee, Stickleman ,Fink (Old Augusta, G
5. [KERN-L] Kern, new info [1]
I have just recently moved back to WA and have been giving a large sack of pictures. The difficulty is to determine who all of these people are and it is a large amount of photos. So, I have identified some, some have names that I don't have in my family file yet, some are blank. I am posting my line and the pieces I have fit in from the photos. If this fits for anyone else perhaps we can figure out who these people are! The oldest photo is of Milton Bartholomew Kern, so I will post the direct line to
6. [KERN-L] your permission needed [1]
Hello everyone. I just recently had a stroke of genius...ok, that may be exaggerating, but... :o) Basically, this is my plan. I am wanting to take everyone's (or almost everyone's) posts that they have sent to the list concerning the last 2 "word of the weeks" and continuing, and put them on the webpage by state. What is the purpose of this, since there are the list archives? two big ones... 1. So people who don't know about the archives can see the posts so you, the list members, can benefit from mo
7. [KERN-L] Word of the week.... [1]
Hello everyone. I'm back from vacation and ready to get things started. This weeks word is ....Kentucky. Below are the instructions, please read it, especially if you've just recently (in the past month) joined the list. WHAT TO POST: If you have any info on a person with the surname of the list who is from KY, whether directly or not to you, post the info and their line (if you have more than just them) to the list. This might be a census entry, birth entry, marriage entry, etc. Whatever you have. D
8. [KERN-L] Kerns - PA (Scotch Irish) [1]
Check out my web site at: http://home.msen.com/~koehler/gen/gen.htm My Kerns came from Philadelphia, stopped over to Ohio, Indiana, Stratford, Ontario before settling in Saginaw, Michigan. I have listed on my web site that James Samuel Kerns parents as Unknown (he married Jane Wilson). I now know there names. James Samuel Kerns and Isabella Semple. Any help would be appreciated as I'm going to Ireland to do research this summer. Kathy
9. [KERN-L] PA [1]
Elizabeth Kern b. 15 Mar 1753 in Plainsfield twp., Northampton Co., PA. She was the daughter of Lenhardt (Johan Leonard, Leonard) and his wife Charlotta Scharadin (Sheridan). She married Johannes Kemmerer in 1774. She is buried at Drylands Church yard. I have names of some of her siblings blings
10. [KERN-L] KERN [1]
Very little is known on my PA Kerns: Nicholas KERN b ca 1675, Germany Frederick KERN b 1697, Germany Anna Barbara KERN b 1727 Rockhill Twp, Bucks Co, PA m. Philip FLUCK b 1725, Germany Anyone have any additional info?? Bobby
11. [KERN-L] PA Kerns [1]
Hello everyone, I am stuck with my ancestor, Porter J. Kern who was born in PA about 1839. I am not aware of any other information pertaining to his parents or other siblings but am hoping that someone might notice a link. By 1880, Porter is married to Mary Mathias and living in Putnam County, Ohio. If anyone has information regarding this lost soul... please let me know. Regards, Maureen
12. [KERN-L] KERN Nicholas Co KY [1]
Simeon KERN b. 1774 NC d. 1851 KY m. Rachel Riblin children (all born in Nicholas Co KY) Alexander Julius KERN b. 1801 (see below) Phebe KERN b. 1805 m. Elisa BOYD Edward KERN b. 1807 m. Polly Ann Rice (ch. Sophia A. Kern) Anna KERN b. 1808 m. John McKee Levi A. b. 1809 m. Elvira Alexander Julius KERN b. 1801 m. Nancy Boyd HURD 1823 KY children (it is believed tht all of their children were born in KY) John Simeon KERN b. 1824 (see below) Rachel Ann KERN b 1826 m. Benjamin SEARS Phebe Jane KERN b. 1827 m.
13. [KERN-L] your permission needed [1]
Hello everyone. I just recently had a stroke of genius...ok, that may be exaggerating, but... :o) Basically, this is my plan. I am wanting to take everyone's (or almost everyone's) posts that they have sent to the list concerning the last 2 "word of the weeks" and continuing, and put them on the webpage by state. What is the purpose of this, since there are the list archives? two big ones... 1. So people who don't know about the archives can see the posts so you, the list members, can benefit from mo
14. [KERN-L] Word of the week... [1]
Hello lists. I want to apologize first for negelecting my lists lately. I am finally finished for the semester and I am taking next semester off to spend more time working and on genealogy and saving money for college next spring. Also, I just moved in with 4 other girls a couple weeks ago and I'm still trying to unpack, which is hard because there are 3 of us in one bedroom!:)....anyways... This week, we will do the word "Pennsylvania" so if you have anyone with the surname of the list from PA, p
15. [KERN-L] word of the week [1]
Hi, I'm looking for any information on my fathers great grandfather and great grandmother - Christopher Seth Kerns b.1848 in PENNSYLVANIA Died in Oklahoma. He went by Seth and/or C.S. Family folklore has it he was in Civil War in a Pennsylvania regiment. His wife was Anjalettie Karns b.1848. One son, Elostress (Los) Kerns b.1881. Anyone have any clues? Cindy ceclark5@aol.com
16. [KERN-L] Penn Kern [1]
I am looking for parents/siblings, etc for Unknown Kern (b. ?? location?? d. about 1853 in Philadelphia) m. Mary ?? (d. 1871, Lafayette, IN) daugter - Catherine Kern (b. 1853, ?? in PA near Philadelphia - d. 1933 Benton Co. IN) m. Robert Fleming Grasping at straws in Indiana!
17. [KERN-L] Attention Robert McAlear! [1]
Hi, I am trying to get in touch with Robert McAlear. We corresponded on GENFORUM almost a year ago and I think I now have a connection with his Willoughby Kern. Please contact me! Thanks! Alice Kern
18. Re: [KERN-L] Word of the week... [1]
At 12:12 PM 06/07/1999 PDT, Erin Bradford wrote: >This week, we will do the word "Pennsylvania" Woohoo, I've been waiting for PA! I have one lonesome KERN so far, she wants her family! Here she is: Anna Maria "Mary" KERN, b. Jan 20, 1816, d. Jan 11, 1888 m. Isaac KOCH, b. Jul 6, 1814, d. Jan 12, 1910 They lived in Amity Twp, Berks County, PA and for some time kept a hotel there. I don't have a wedding date for them but the first child I have for them was born about 1844. They are buried at St Paul's in
19. [KERN-L] Phillip Jacob Kern/PA [1]
I descend from Phillip Jacob Kern who was born about 1734 in Bavaria, Germany. I don't know exactly when he came to America but he settled in York, PA. He married Catherine Funk there on November 28, 1762. They had five sons, John, Jacob, Joseph, George, and Michael. Jacob, my ancestor, moved with his family to Switzerland Co., IN in the early 1800's. Phillip Jacob remained in York Co., PA where he died in 1799. Ardath Blue
20. [KERN-L] My Kerns Connection [1]
Hello, I new to the list. Here is the URL to my page dedicated to my Great-grandmother Hannah Elizabeth Kerns. She was born in Indiana. Searching for her parents names. They came from Kentucky according to a census record. Any help is greatly appreciated. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ridge/5443/hannakrns.html Thank you. Vivian -- Vivian Sternenberg topaz54@earthlink.net Pittsburg Co. http://www.rootsweb.com/~okpitts2/index.htm TOPAZ's Family Ties http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ridge/5443
21. [KERN-L] KERNs in Bavaria [1]
Hello Everybody, These were my G-grandparents and my G-g-grandparents--all born in Bavaria: Frederick KERN b.21 Jan 1830 in "Landau, Bhear, Bavaria". His parents were Jacob KERN and Marie JOACHIM. (I do not know what the Bhear means--) Margaret MAIER b.May 1853 in Kups, Bavaria. Her parents were Matthew MAIER and Veronica BILLHORN. This was Frederick's second marriage (I'm looking for the first wife) and the couple lived in New York City. Does this information sound familiar to anyone?? Carol KERN
22. [KERN-L] PA [1]
My only Kerns are John Matthias Kern who's daughter Elizabeth was born in Montgomery Co, Pa about 1728. Elizabeth married Rudolph Sibley Sept 1760 in Germantown. They later lived in Merion Twp. Their daughter was Catherine. Eddie.
23. [KERN-L] Joseph KERN/PA [1]
>From Berks Co, PA - Joseph KERN, d. March 20,1880 and Sarah SWAVLEY KERN d. 1867. They lived there until 1831 before moving to Ohio. A child Hiram KERN was born Oct.19,1828 in PA. Hiram married Louisa LENTZ in Perry Co. Ohio in 1858. Their children were Margaret Catherine KERN, Adaline KERN, Clara Iceline KERN, Mary Elizabeth KERN, and Henry Sherdin KERN. A biographical sketch of Hiram KERN from the History of Morrow County (Ohio) states that Sarah SWAVLEY KERN was a niece of Daniel Boone. (?) C
24. [KERN-L] Kentucky Kerns [1]
My G-Grandfather, James C. Kerns was born in Missouri but the 1910 Oklahoma census indicates that his Father and mother, names unknown, was born in Kentucky. James married Eliza E. (Maiden name unknown) whose father was born in Kentucky and her mother was born in Ohio. Eliza was a full blooded Cherokee Indian and that is what I am trying to research. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanking you in advance. UsviWahya@aol.com
25. [KERN-L] Fwd: {not a subscriber} THOMAS KERNS(KEERAN,KIERAN, ETC) [1]
Please reply to RALPHAN@aol.com and not to me, thank you (i'm not going to forward your message to him if you send it to me) -Erin ---- On Jun 5 RALPHAN@aol.com wrote: > AM SEEKING INFORMATION REGARDING THE ANCESTORS OF THOMAS KERNS, BORN ABT 1725 > IN IRELAND AND LATER CAME TO CHESTER COUNTY, PA WHERE HE MARRIED SARAH > LAYTON. HIS PARENTS WERE JANE HADLEY AND ---- KEERAN OF WESTMEATH COUNTY. > HAVE MUCH INFORMATION ON JANE BUT NO KNOWLEDGE OF THE KEERAN FAMILY > > ANY HELP WOULD BE MOST APPRECIA
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