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1. [KERN-L] KERN-Migration [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------ADCC8A8160D30E0DDD4ACDB2 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit My KERN Line of Migration: PHILLIP JACOB KERN b. BAVARIA, GERMANY 1734 John KERN b. York county PA. 1767 d. PA. 1834 Joseph KERN b.Westmoreland county, PA. 1797 d. IL. 1855 Susannah KERN b. 1820 Westmoreland county, PA. d. Adams county, IL. Emma LEACH b. Camp Point IL 1865 d. Me
2. [KERN-L] KERN CENSUS [1]
I am an "NEWBIE" and have tried (unsuccessfully) to contribute before but with Erin's help, maybe it will make it. (Thanks Erin) This is my direct line. I have census on most of the family if anyone connects with this line and needs that information let me know. Martha Rutter GEORGE KERNS: 1840 Ohio,Clermont,Williamsburg P.20 1 male 10-15 1 female 5-10 1 male 15-20 1 female 50-60 1 male 20-30 1 male 60-70 Occupations: Agriculture-2 Navigation of canals,lakes,rivers-1 1850 Ohio,Clermont,W
3. [KERN-L] word of the week...migration patterns [1]
NOTE: PLEASE READ THIS MESSAGE IN ITS ENTIRITY!!! This week's phrase is "migration pattern" :) What this means is in your line, usually, you will notice a migration pattern of your family (unless they are like my Bradford's and stayed in the same place for many years) such as VA>>KY>IL (my Hackett line) or maybe it was just Mecklenburg Co.>Cabarrus Co., NC. Take a few minutes and 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
4. [KERN-L] new proram for lists...."Story Time" [1]
Hello everyone! I got an idea last night about a new program, similar to word of the week, that I am calling "Story Time"! First off, this is not gonna be weekly right now, more like a monthly thing. What this is, is I will pick a topic and you respond to the list. This is not a sharing of regular genealogy info like "Word of the week" is, however. This month, the "Story Time" topic is "How I got started in genealogy." So what I would like is for people to post how they got interested:). I wil
5. [KERN-L] (no subject) [1]
I am seeking information about a Valentine? KERN. He is my great-great-grandfather. He married an Ella DEVINNE? I have Valentine's birthdate as 1861 and deathdate as 1937. I have Ella's birthdate as 1861, and her deathdate as 1956. They had one son that I know of, and his name was Perry Jefferson KERN. He was born July 26, 1886. And he died 1960. Perry married Millie CANTWELL. I know that eventually Perry and Millie lived in Cadillac, Michigan, which is where I am from. I am in need of anything on Valentine
6. [KERN-L] James Karnes [1]
Can Anyone Help Jim? I saw your query/discussion on Monre Co. WVA Rootsweb mailing list. I am interested in a James G. Karnes (b. 1816) who came from Monroe Co. WVA to Buchanan Co. Missouri in 1839. He came with his brother in law, Isaac Miller, Isaac's wife Jane (Karnes) (d. 1899) and Michael Miller (probably Issac's brother). I wonder if you know anything about him. James G. Karnes married Nancy --------. They lived in Washington twp., Buchanan Co. Missouri, and had a farm there. James was also Buchana
7. [KERN-L] KERN; Baden, Germany>NY, USA>San Francisco [1]
Dear Listers, I am looking for Matthias KERN his ancestors and descendants. Matthias KERN was born 16 Jul 1815 in Karlsbad-Ittersbach, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany. He emigrated to NY, USA, prior to 1860. He married in 1852 (place unknown) to Anna Margrethe BAUMBACH, b. 18 Aug, 1822 in Weimarschmidte, Bavaria. She had three boys (John, Henry, & August born 1847, 1848, 1849) by a previous marriage. The 1860 Fed Census shows all of them living in Rochester, NY along with Matthias' & Anna Margrethe's (Margar
8. [KERN-L] word of the week...census info [1]
NOTE: PLEASE READ THIS MESSAGE IN ITS ENTIRITY!!! This week's phrase is "census information" :) What I mean by this is if you have any info at all on your line pertaining to the list that you found from either the census itself or from an index, send it to the list. Please include as much as possible, especailly Names, County and State and (Township if given), Date, Page number (if you have that down), and then the census info itself (If you are giving info from an actual census and not from an in
9. [KERN-L] Re: KERN-D Digest V98 #81 [1]
I am looking for information regarding George Kern and Phoebe Matlock Kern who lived in Barnsburg, Hamilton County, Ohio in early 1900's. I have just started searching this line and do not know where they came from except that George probably immigrated from Germany. I think Phoebe may be a second generation English heritage, but not certain. They had one daughter Mary, and two sons, name of oldest unknown; youngest was Warren Musicamp Kern. He was named after the doctor that accompanied the birth who lived
10. [KERN-L] Kern ~ Saxony>Hilltown, Bucks, PA [1]
My ancestors Casper Kern and his wife Catherine Mose Kern lived in Hilltown, Bucks Co, Pa and had children: Dorothy m/ Conrad Smith, Elizabeth m/ Conrad Ehrig, John M., and Christian m/ Catharine. I know that daughter, Dorothy, was born in Saxony. I can assume they immigrated to the States in the 1840's. Sharon Smith
11. [KERN-L] Kern [1]
Ohio or Virginia> Missouri My kern is Susan Kerns born 1816 in Ohio or Virginia and died November 14, 1870, Jasper County, Missouri. She was married to John B. Ellwood born 1812 in Highland County, Ohio and died February 14, 1904 in Washington County, Kansas. Thanks for any help out there. Colleen Settles nsettles@csj.net
12. [KERN-L] Census Info - KERN, Frederick W., Charles J. & Edward W. - CA [1]
Frederick William Kern - 1900 Fed Census lists Frederick W. KERN, age 47, born in NY state, with a 1900 address of 2449 17th Street, San Francisco. He lived there with his wife, Emma, age 45; born in California, and their children, Rose, age 20; Herbert, age 18; Albert, age 14; and Rueben, age 9, all born in California. Also in residence, in 1900, one servant, un-named. Edward Wesley Kern - 1900 Fed Census shows Edward W. KERN, age 44, born in NY, living at 51 Hampshire Street, San Francisco with his wife
13. [KERN-L] James Kern, b @ 1830 Ire, d. @ 1900 Woodbury, NJ [1]
Looking for information on a James Kern wife Isabel Martin. Their known children were John Curran and Margaret Ann Curran. Margaret married Bernerd Colgan and lived in West Deptford NJ. 1900 census says she came to America in1869. Charles Green
14. [KERN-L] KERN family in Western PA. [1]
Hi- I am researching Mathias KERN, who died in Westmoreland Co. in 1800. He had 5 children: William b. 1756, Peter, George, Michael and Rosina. I descend from William KERN. I am interested in trying to fill in some gaps particularily concerning George KERN. I suspect he was born in the 1750's. He was a frontier ranger during the Revolution according to family tradition and while the other KERN family stayed in the Westmoreland/Fayette Co. PA region he moved to Washington Co. and according to family traditio
15. [KERN-L] Census Info - EDNA ANNA KERN [1]
EDNA ANNA KERN, eldest daughter of FRED KERN, SR. Leo Herman Papke husband of Edna Anna KERN (Fourteenth Census of the United States: 1920 - Population) for Papke, Rochester, Monroe Co, NY; Sheet No. 4-A; Supervisor's District No. 19; Enumeration District No. 255; 22nd Ward, dated 5th, 6th & 7th of January, 1920, Leo H. Papke, age 25 is enumerated as the head of the household and the owner of 294 Bernard Street, where he lives with his wife Edna A.(KERN), age 25; his daughter, Evelyn R., age 1 and 11 month
16. [KERN-L] Kern Migration Pattern: Bucks Co., PA>Montgomery Co., PA [1]
Bucks Co., PA>Montgomery Co., PA This is my only known Kern ancestor. Margaret Kern was born 1751 in Bucks Co., PA. died 27 Nov 1813 in Montgomery Co., PA and was buried at Boehm's Church, Whitpain, PA . She married Henry Hoover (Huber). I would appreciate any leads or suggestions. Thanks. Doug
17. [KERN-L] Census info - MATTHIAS KERN, NY [1]
Matthias Kern (US Census Bureau, 1880 Fed Census Report, Supv Dist #20, ED #108, page 25) enumerates Matthias as living at #3 Tyler St, Rochester, Monroe Co, NY; He is listed as age 65, occupation: Tailor. He is reported as being born in Baden as were both his parents. His wife Margaret, age 58, is listed as keeping house. She and her parents wer born in Bavaria. Their children are listed as: Edward, age 24, occ: retail grocer; Louis, age 22, occ: carpenter; Libbie, age 19, at home; and Charles, age 17, o
18. [KERN-L] Census Info - Fredderick KERN, Sr. [1]
Frederick Kern, Sr. - (Fourteenth Census of the United States: 1920 - Population) - Census taken 5 January 1920; Sheet 6-A; Rochester, Monroe Co, NY; Supervisor's District No. 19; Enumeration District No. 257; Ward 22 Fred A. Kern and his family are enumerated on Sheet 6-A of the 1920 Federal Census for Rochester, Monroe Co, NY on lines 2 thru 9. Fred A. enumerated with his wife, Rose and their children, Rose L., Fred J., Marion, Elmer, and Ruth as living at 209 Durnan Street. Additionally, Fred J.'s wif
19. [KERN-L] my birthday [1]
Sally A Shaner wrote: > Hey Erin and list members, > > How many people are subscribed to this Bradford list? Suppose we > ought to all donate for Erin's birthday present? Seriously. > > Sally > sshaner@alaweb.com There are about 165 people on the just the Bradford list and close to 500 on all the other lists as of right now, give or take a few, (I have to count them all by hand and math is my worst subject;) hehe) As far as the donating for my birthday (Oct. 18th), that was a joke!:) but if you do
20. [KERN-L] My KERN migration pattern [1]
Conrad KERN - immigrant - arrived Philadelphia, PA 1754 He was in Rowan Co. NC by 1762 Adam KERN, Sr. born Rowan Co. NC 1762 He was in Nicholas Co. KY by 1797 He died Monroe Co. IN 1838 Conrad KERN - born Nicholas Co. KY 1797 Was executor of his father's will (Adam Sr.) in 1838 Monroe Co. IN Moved to Hancock-McDonough Co. area about 1850 where he died 1861 Adam Berry KERN - born Monroe Co. IN ca 1823 Married in Monroe Co. IN in 1843 Died Hancock Co. IL Adam Newton KERN - born Hancock Co. IL 1861
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