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1. [OSBORNE] Francis Marion Osborne [1]
I am once again starting to work on the family history. I have Francis Marion Osborne, born in 1825 in Camden County, GA (married to Martha A. Eason) as the son of John Howell Osborne, Sr. 1793-1830 and Maria Francis Marion Parson. This information was given to me by two sources in my family. However, my son who is also working on the family tree received an email stating this is in error and that Francis Marion is not the son of John Howell Osborne. Can anyone help me with this information? Thanks. S
2. [OSBORNE] Research Directory: English, Scottish, Welsh, Australian surnames [1]
These are pages from a research directory site featuring English, Scottish, Welsh and Australian names. The Australian page is, also, a list of links. I was fortunate enough to find a link to a Welsh line I've just discovered! Click 'view' to see surnames being researched and e-mail addresses of researchers. You can, also, post your names Nancy English http://www.users.on.net/proformat/engnamesL.html Scottish http://www.users.on.net/proformat/sctnamesL.html Welsh http://www.users.on.net/proformat/wlsn
3. [OSBORNE] Scots Irish Research Materials [1]
Hello fellow researchers, It has been several months since I last offered to share some of the more important research items discovered during my study of the Scotch-Irish. Because of the amount of time required to copy and mail these items I will only be able to do this once a year. ( I make my living selling real estate) You will find three new items listed below as well as the original items listed in my January post. Rockbridge County, Virginia Notebook, Compiled from Articles by Dr. George W.
4. [OSBORNE] Osborn, Photographer, Charleston, SC [1]
I have a copy of a 'stereograph' taken at the beginning of the Civil War and the back reads: "From Osborn and Durbec's Southern Stereoscopic & Photographic Depot, 223 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina," with a notation from the copy's source that Osborn and Durbec were active in SC primarily in 1860 and 1861. Hoping this might be a help to Osborn researchers seeking ancestors in the Charleston area. Nancy, researching: Baldridge, Cain, Courtney, Curtis, Carmichael, Dawkins, Doty, Garmon, Garrett
5. [OSBORNE] Change of server [1]
Would you please cancel my address on Globalnet and transfer my address to the one above. Kind regards, Bob Osborne
6. [OSBORNE] Osborn in McDonough Co.,ILL-1880 census [1]
Osborn in McDonough Co.,ILL-1880 Census Place: Industry, Mc Donough, Illinois Source: FHL Film 1254227 National Archives Film T9-0227 Page 405A Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace William OSBORN Self M M W 52 IL Occ: Day Laborer Fa: NC Mo: KY Sarah OSBORN Wife F M W 43 IL Occ: House Keeping Fa: NOT GIVEN Mo: AL N. Webster OSBORN HBro M S W 3 IL Fa: NC Mo: IL ==================================================
7. [OSBORNE] Osborne [1]
Looking for Osborne from Illogan Cornwall. Two emigrated it is believed to America. They were Samuel and William Henry. Their brother who stayed in Cornwall was called Andrew . There were sisters. I don't know a lot about them
8. [OSBORNE] Osborne [1]
Has any one run across the names, Letha Smith Osborne born around 1880, deceased 1904 from Cherokee, North Carolina Was married to Robert Floyd Osborne born around 1875 and deceased 1947 thought to have been born in Virginia. This couple resided in Giles County Virginia town, Parisburg. Please email me if you have any info. Thanks, Harvey Osborne
9. [OSBORNE] Osborne Cornwall [1]
William Osborne 62 Illogan,Jane 54 Breage (wife) Jane Osborne 29 Illogan,Mary Osborne 23 Illogan, Emily Osborne 21 Illogan, Elizabeth Osborne 19 Illogan, Caroline Osborne 17 Illogan. 1881 censu. Blowing House Illogan
10. [OSBORNE] Osborn-Lancasterr [1]
>I have an ancester Elizabeth Osborn Lancaster possibly the middle name was her Mother's maiden name has anybody come across this name please? > Kind Regards Sheila check out this site,its great sheila
11. [OSBORNE] Joseph G Osborne [1]
Hi, I have a copy of a birth certificate for Joseph George OSBORNE, born 21th August 1885 in sub-district of Middlesex (I think). I believe he is the 1st son of George Osborne (b. c1865) and Margaret Osborne (Nee Horne b. 1866). George Osborne is my GGF. Would SKS please check the 1891 census to verify if this is so. Many thanks in anticipantion. Paul Gee
12. [OSBORNE] George Osborne (b. c1865) [1]
Hi, I am having little success in tracing my GGF George Osborne (b. c1865) who married Margaret Horne (b. c1866) on 31 Aug 1884. On their marriage cert. George's profession was postman in London more than lightly in the Paddington area. The number on his uniform collar is NW285. I know that they moved to Portsmouth around the turn of the century and he retired from the GPO Portsmouth in 1925 (I still have his retirement pocket watch with the inscription on the back). Their daughter, Gladys Maud(e) Osborne
13. [OSBORNE] Osborn in McDonough Co.,ILL-1880 census-continued [1]
Census Place: Macomb, Mc Donough, Illinois-1880 Source: FHL Film 1254227 National Archives Film T9-0227 Page 446D Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Frank HAYNES Self M M W 28 OH Occ: Farmer Fa: OH Mo: OH Mary M. HAYNES Wife F M W 24 IL Occ: Keeping House Fa: OH Mo: IL Nellie HAYNES Dau F S W 4 IL Fa: OH Mo: IL Thomas CHURCHELL Other M S W 23 KY Occ: Farm Laborer Fa: KY Mo: KY William T.
14. [OSBORNE] Thomas Osborne married Catherine Tuckerman 1768 SC [1]
Thomas Osborne 1744 - 1809 married April 28th 1768 to Catherine Tuckerman who would die Charleston, SC ca. October 1840. They appear to have had seven children. There were evidently several Osbornes (and some other Tuckermans) living in the Charleston area at least pre 1860. I am interested to inow if anyone has information on any descendant of Thomas and Catherine (above) and am more than happy to share what I do have on descendants via their younger (youngest?) daughters Catherine O 1775 - 1853 and Eli
15. [OSBORNE] William Osborn [1]
Whoever put the FHL film of the Osborn, on the Osborne site, thank you. The first one(i believe, is William, is my great great uncle, parents born in North Carolina and mother born in Kentucky. His parents were Eli and Martha Luttrel. I see This William died 10-3-1845 in Ill.His brother Joseph Larkin Osborn was my great grandfather, who died 11-12-1910. Thansk again for putting that up. every little bit helps. Darlene
16. [OSBORNE] Osborne Cornwall [1]
Samuel Osborne born Illogan ,Ellen Osborne wife born Perranzabuloe, Emily Osborne born Illogan ,Ellen Osborne born Illogan Livin in Illogan Highway 1881 Believed to have emigrated to the US . William Henry Osborne also emigrated brothers to Andrew Osborne who was my g.grandfather.Andrew stayed in Cornwall.
17. [OSBORNE] Epidemics [1]
This list of known epidemics makes a helpful reference when researching individuals who disappear from local records suddenly, with no record of death. During major epidemics, people were often buried hurriedly and sometimes in mass graves. Taken from: www.genealogy-quest.com Nancy, researching: Baldridge, Cain, Courtney, Curtis, Carmichael, Dawkins, Doty, Garmon, Garrett, Jackson, McCormick, Matthews, Osborne, Robertson, Stampley, Stringer, Warren........and more! http://www.geocities.com/twincousin2
18. [OSBORNE] Bedfordshire Osbornes [1]
My interest is in the Osborne family of Toddington & Chalgrave, Bedfordshire (they may link in with other branches - I haven't yet got far enough back to know...) Has anyone come across the marriage of William Osborn to Rebecca ? about 1818-1820? (Definitely not at Toddington, where their two daughters, Rebecca & Ann were born) William's parents were Joseph Osborn & Rebecca Potts (m Toddington, 1766) Many thanks in advance for any leads - I've been looking for Rebecca's surname for some years! Joan
19. Re: [OSBORNE] DNA [1]
It is my understanding that Family Tree DNA (FTDNA) has the largest database of surname projects. You might see what you can do to get listed with them or join y-search. Y-search allows you to see matches from among people who have tested with other companies. Not all people who have tested with Family Tree DNA have joined y-search, but many have. Occasionally FTDNA makes offers that will allow you to join. I understand, but do not know for sure, that not all companies test the same markers. Lee Anne
20. [OSBORNE] Officers of the Continental and U.S. Navy and Marine Corps [1]
Officers of the Continental and U.S. Navy and Marine Corps http://www.history.navy.mil/books/callahan/index.htm There are several Osborn/Osbornes under "US Navy Officers (1798-1900)." I didn't check any of the other categories on the page. Also, lots of Osbornes in this Marriage Records Database: http://www.genealinks.com/register.htm Nancy Nancy http://www.thepastwhispers.com/Old_New_Orleans.html
21. [OSBORNE] Jesse Osborne/Mary "Polly" Snyder [1]
Posted on: OSBORNE Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/o/s/OSBORNE/queries/30 Surname: Osborne, Osburn, Snyder, Landreth, Reeves, Robinette ------------------------- 2nd message. Jesse Osborne b. 1806 was son ofZachariah Osborne (Osborn)& Charity Reeves They had 10 children.Jesse Osborne md Mary "Polly" Snyder. Haveinfo on one child there may be more. Freedling D. Osborne b. 20 Oct 1833 in Ashe co, North Carolina. d. 7 Nov 1906 in Benton, Arizona. Freedling md Mary Ann
22. [OSBORNE] Osborne interest [1]
Hi I wondered if anyone had any of the following in their tree My gggrandfather was Thomas Osborne, a clock and watch maker living York to Hulme in 1860. His son Richard Osborne was my ggrandfather (born c1828) and m 1. Elizabeth Worrell Littlewood in 1853 at Hathersage One daughter, Elizabeth, born 1860 in Hathersage m 2. Mary Swindell in 1860 at Manchester Children Mary, Eliza, George, Theresa, Walter born between 1861 and 1874 in Hathersage, Outseats a
23. [OSBORNE] Osbornes [1]
My grandmother, Cam Elizabeth/Camoline Osborne, was born in Campton, Ky. I have her name both ways on legal documents. She is the daughter of Solomon and Charlotte (Osborn) Osborn born March 11, 1884. Charlotte and Solomon had Alex, Alice, Mary, Cam and Christopher Columbus before her death, which I'm not sure of the date. He then married Nancy Stamper and they had Granville, Andrew, Cynthia, Emma, Cynthia, Courtney, Verna, Rebecca. There were other children I think between Solomon and Charlotte who di
24. [OSBORNE] Osbornes [1]
My grandmother, Cam Elizabeth/Camoline Osborne, was born in Campton, Ky. I have her name both ways on legal documents. She is the daughter of Solomon and Charlotte (Osborn) Osborn born March 11, 1884. Charlotte and Solomon had Alex, Alice, Mary, Cam and Christopher Columbus before her death, which I'm not sure of the date. He then married Nancy Stamper and they had Granville, Andrew, Cynthia, Emma, Cynthia, Courtney, Verna, Rebecca. There were other children I think between Solomon and Charlotte who di
25. [OSBORNE] Osborne Roots [1]
Posted on: OSBORNE Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/o/s/OSBORNE/queries/32 Surname: osborne ------------------------- I am looking for any information on my grandfather's family. His name was Ernest Lee Osborne and was born in the Danville, VA area but later moved to Louisa County, VA. I know he had one brother William but that is all the info I have. He married Burnley Ellen Slater of New Kent, VA in 192? and lived in Richmond, VA until he died in 1957 or 1958.
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