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1. Re: [SHOEMAKER] Frair? [1]
Where was your Pearl Mae Shoemaker born? I have the following, don't know if it will tie in for you or not. Your Pearl might be my Arreatha L. Shoemaker's sister??? Arreatha named a daughter Pearl. She is supposed to be Senaca Indian from a NY tribal reservation. Descendants of Arreatha L. Shoemaker 1 Arreatha L. Shoemaker b: Abt 1905 in PA .. +John R. Hoover b: Abt 1895 in PA m: Abt 1900 in NY Father: Samuel Phillip Hoover Mother: ......... 2 Lois Arreatha Hoover b: July 03, 1919 in Jamestown
2. [SHOEMAKER] Indian Blood [1]
Re: Vonnie The daughter of Peter Shoemaker, (and Elizabeth See) as I understand , was Ruth. There are several different "twists" on this Indian kidnap of a Shoemaker girl. Ruth was taken by Indians, not sure what tribe, I will have to research my own notes. She married a "Chief Cornstalk". A child was born , when Ruth was rescued by her family, she wasn't allowed to take the child. She went on to marry Samuel Bradford. He died in the war of 1812. She married Samuel Wood 1 June 1815. She ha
3. [SHOEMAKER] Re: SHOEMAKER-D Digest V03 #10 [1]
In a message dated 6/12/2003 4:01:02 AM Eastern Daylight Time, SHOEMAKER-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > SHOEMAKER-L@rootsweb.com > > > Descendants of Penelope Adeline Biggs > > 1 Penelope Adeline Biggs > .. +Sylvester Scotland Shoemaker b: February 14, 1823 m: June 28, > 1848 d: in Stewart County, TN > ..... 2 Florinda Ann Shoemaker b: 1849 > ......... +W.W. Greenhill > ..... 2 N. Eliza
4. [SHOEMAKER] Sylvester Scotland Shoemaker [1]
Hi group- My name is Larry Gray Ruff. My ggGrandfather was Sylvester Scotland Shoemaker. He was born February 14, 1823 in OH and married Penelope Adeline Biggs June 18, 1848 in Dover, Stewart Co., TN. We are looking for any information on this family. We 'd also be glad to share the info we already have. Surname list: SHOEMAKER,BIGGS,KERR,KEEL Thanks, Larry
5. [SHOEMAKER] Shoemaker Indian blood [1]
Yes, I have also heard this family history about the Indian blood, but as yet not been able to find it... We also have the high cheek bones and olive complexion.. I will give to you the info from The History of Adams Co.. Ohio. History of Adams Co. Ohio, By Evans and Stivers 1900 pg. 447 In the vicinity of the Sproull bridge over Ohio Brush Creek in this township was the pioneer home of Peter Shoemaker, a brother of Simon Shoemaker, a pioneer also of that vicinity. In the summer of 1796 a daughter
6. [SHOEMAKER] Re: SHOEMAKER-D Digest V03 #10 [1]
Thanks RD- I appreciate the information you sent very much. I also have extensive info on Sylvester's family if you are interested. Let me know. Larry ----- Original Message ----- From: RDuerigen@aol.com To: SHOEMAKER-L@rootsweb.com Cc: lruff@charter.net Sent: Thursday, June 12, 2003 6:59 AM Subject: Re: SHOEMAKER-D Digest V03 #10 In a message dated 6/12/2003 4:01:02 AM Eastern Daylight Time, SHOEMAKER-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: SHOEMAKER-L@rootsweb.com Descendants of
7. [SHOEMAKER] John Shoemaker [1]
Hi folks, My John Shoemaker born ca 1802 has got to fit in with one of these lines somehow. His children are: William, Benjamin, Elizabeth (Polly) Jane, George William, Martha, Elias Beason, Eliza, Harrison Riggs, Sarah Elizabeth, John and Sylvester. I could be wrong but, I don't consider Sylvester a common name. The first three children are born in Indiana. The rest in Illinois. The only census record that records John's birthplace while he is living is 1850. It shows Ohio. Most of the children's
8. [SHOEMAKER] Shoemaker/Cherokee Heritage? [1]
I had been told several years ago by my mother, one of our lines of Shoemakers (the Rockbridge County, and Buena Vista, VA area) had a Native American background, and that's why my mother had such high cheekbones and dark hair and eyes. I had forgotten completely about this conversation until reading the recent posts regarding Shoemakers and the Native American marriages. Last summer, in an attempt to try to break through my brick wall of Shoemakers, I went to visit my last surviving great-aunt in Buen
9. [SHOEMAKER] Thomas H. Shoemaker Book 4th month 3rd, 1893 [1]
Some surnames mention: Isaac and Sarah HENDRICKS SHOEMAKER, descend from the SHOEMAKER-RAWLE_PENNINGTON branch. WALL and probably others as this book has no index. I don't believe these Shoemaker's are my line. Tootsie Shoemaker T. -- "Lord, keep your arm around my shoulders....and your hand over my mouth."
10. Re: [SHOEMAKER] Shoemaker/Cherokee Heritage? [1]
I understand, and I have not researched this in depth, that Shoemaker is a common name in Melungeon research....which fits both the Cherokee and Black Dutch discrimination patterns throughout Appalachian and Southern parts of North America and as described in Nancy's post. Another name often mentioned is Roberson (no 't'), and my roberson married a Shoemaker. Talk about brick walls! Alice
11. [SHOEMAKER] Frair? [1]
I am just starting out trying to help a friend of mine. This is his line. GGrandmother-Pearl Mae Shoemaker b. dec. 9, 1895 m. Frair Grandmother- Lula Olive Croney nee Friar b. 1923 m. Croney I was told that this line was Cherokee. I do some Cherokee research, and have not yet found any connections, I'm sure it's due alot to a lack on information. Lula died in Kansas, but am thinking that she and her mother might have been born in Oklahoma. I wish I have more information to share, but at this time I just d
12. Re: [SHOEMAKER] Shoemaker/Cherokee Heritage? [1]
Nancy - What information did your aunt give you regarding the Agee/Shoemaker line? I am one of the descendants of an Agee/Shoemaker marriage and would love to see what information you have there. I'm sorry, I can't help you with the Native American/Shoemaker part of your genealogy, all I can do is wish you much luck on your search. If you like, please email me privately since there may not be anyone else interested in this particular line, or what ever you would like to do. My email is oshanna50@
13. Re: [SHOEMAKER] Shoemaker/Cherokee Heritage? [1]
Mix some White's in there and I have Robinson, Shoemaker and White lines. Tootsie Shoemaker T. My Shoemaker's came from the Alsace-Lorrain area of France/Germany. AliMech@aol.com wrote: > I understand, and I have not researched this in depth, that Shoemaker is a > common name in Melungeon research....which fits both the Cherokee and Black > Dutch discrimination patterns throughout Appalachian and Southern parts of North > America and as described in Nancy's post. Another name often mentioned is > Roberso
14. Re: [SHOEMAKER] "Shoemaker Pioneers"? [1]
I am in the same boat My maiden name is Shoemaker and I belong to the Philadelphia line ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.
15. Re: [SHOEMAKER] "Shoemaker Pioneers"? [1]
Do you have a Joseph Shoemaker in your line who made silverware? Tootsie Shoemaker ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2007 4:30 PM Subject: Re: [SHOEMAKER] "Shoemaker Pioneers"? >I am in the same boat My maiden name is Shoemaker and I belong to the > Philadelphia line > > > > ************************************** See what's free at > http://www.aol.com. > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please
16. Re: [SHOEMAKER] "Shoemaker Pioneers"? [1]
The Joseph I asked about was in Philadelphia..........I think I typed Joseph Shoemaker+Philadelphia+genealogy and learned about his work with silver. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tootsie" To: Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2007 9:39 PM Subject: Re: [SHOEMAKER] "Shoemaker Pioneers"? > Do you have a Joseph Shoemaker in your line who made silverware? > Tootsie Shoemaker > ----- Original Message ----- > From: > To:
17. Re: [SHOEMAKER] "Shoemaker Pioneers"? [1]
Sounds good but I am limited due to the fact my parents were divorced and I have very little info other then we go back to Sara Wall Shoemaker. I have not been able to make the connections. Jos. L's parents were Thomas and Agnes Shoemaker. My mother use to tell me that the Joseph L (trash hauler) was my grandfather but I knew and know that was her fairy tale Joan ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.
18. Re: [SHOEMAKER] "Shoemaker Pioneers"? [1]
Joan, B Thanks for responding.B I am descended from John's son, Henry,B Jeremiah, Elijah, William (my paternal grandfather). I would like to share information with you. Pat in MI -----Original Message----- From: Aasparagus00@aol.com To: shoemaker@rootsweb.com Sent: Wed, 13 Jun 2007 9:57 am Subject: Re: [SHOEMAKER] "Shoemaker Pioneers"? Hello Pat, I am descended from his son Evan > Israel > Margaret Jane Shoemaker) Reed > Malinda (Reed) Reed > Bertha Jane (Reed) Brindel.....My aternal randm
19. Re: [SHOEMAKER] Allen Shoemaker [1]
In a message dated 6/25/2007 6:29:59 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, clanshaman@goinet.ca writes: Please send me your e-mail address and I will forward to a Shoemaker. The name sonds familiar but is my brother in law who is the Shoemaker. _RKRNaples@aol.com_ (mailto:RKRNaples@aol.com) I'm interested in contacting this person. Edie ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.
20. Re: [SHOEMAKER] "Shoemaker Pioneers"? [1]
How are you related to John Shoemaker of Sullivan County?B He is mt 4th great-grandfather. Thanks, Pat -----Original Message----- From: RKRNaples@aol.com To: SHOEMAKER@rootsweb.com Sent: Wed, 13 Jun 2007 8:20 am Subject: [SHOEMAKER] "Shoemaker Pioneers"? I am returning to some pages copied for me years ago--when it didn't seem I ould connect my Shoemakers to a printed history. have pages 433-446, which covers: . Tennessee 1 John Shoemaker of Sullivan County would like to confirm whethe
21. Re: [SHOEMAKER] "Shoemaker Pioneers"? [1]
Pat, I would like to send a one page individual report on Henry. If you will send your email address to <_Aasparagus00@aol.com_ (mailto:Aasparagus00@aol.com) > I will forward it to you. Since Henry and Evan married sisters, I presume that we are double distant cousins. Joan in NC (Born and raised in IN) ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.
22. Re: [SHOEMAKER] Allen Shoemaker [1]
sorry have no allen in my family tree but if you like i can send what i have on my side if that will help u linda beckelhymer ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.
23. Re: [SHOEMAKER] "Shoemaker Pioneers"? [1]
Tootsie, My maiden name is Shoemaker.B My husband is in no way related to the Shoemaker line.B Sorry. Pat -----Original Message----- From: Tootsie To: shoemaker@rootsweb.com Sent: Wed, 13 Jun 2007 11:58 am Subject: Re: [SHOEMAKER] "Shoemaker Pioneers"? Hi to both of you, am interested due to the fact you have a Margaret Jane Shoemaker Reed. My randmother gave Reed as a middle name to her first born son. I have always hought it was a surname. Tootsie Shoemaker ---
24. Re: [SHOEMAKER] Allen Shoemaker [1]
In a message dated 6/25/2007 6:17:33 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Beckelhymer1@aol.com writes: sorry have no allen in my family tree but if you like i can send what i have on my side if that will help u linda beckelhymer ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.
25. Re: [SHOEMAKER] "Shoemaker Pioneers"? [1]
Hi to both of you, I am interested due to the fact you have a Margaret Jane Shoemaker Reed. My grandmother gave Reed as a middle name to her first born son. I have always thought it was a surname. Tootsie Shoemaker ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2007 12:57 PM Subject: Re: [SHOEMAKER] "Shoemaker Pioneers"? > Hello Pat, I am descended from his son Evan > Israel > Margaret Jane > (Shoemaker) Reed > Malinda (Reed) Reed >
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