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1. Re: Thorn Families - Roll Call [1]
In a message dated 7/7/2004 8:54:23 AM Eastern Standard Time, eandmthorn@cox-internet.com writes: > I think it would help all of us to know the different Thorns and their > arrivals in America. I know that WIlliam Thorn arrived in New York in 1600's. > Does anyone else have info on other Thorns arriving in Pennsylvania or > Maryland/Virginia? Yes, Peter Coldham books of immigrants to the southern states. But I've had cataract surgery on one eye and scheduled for the next this month. I won't be
2. Fw: rollcall William Henry Thorn of TX [1]
----- Original Message ----- So glad some action: Here is what I have. William Henry thorn b 7 Feb 1816 or 17 NC/ marr Elizabeth Hitt 9 Oct 1837/b abt 1820 SC William henry death 12 Mar 1877 Sand flat, Smith Co. TX, buried Antioch Cem William Henry Thorns father was James Thorn b NC/ mother Mary Elizabeth Jones b AL chilren of William Henry and Elizabeth Hitt, all children b AL William C b abt 1838 or 1838 or 39 John b abt 1836 -41 Mary J b abt 1843 marr J M Dodson 16 Sept 1858 Sally A 1845 Martha b
3. Re: Thorn Families - Roll Call [1]
Shirley, Thanks for the tidbit or should I say large nugget maybe. Hope all goes well with your surgery. I hope someone has a copy of this book. Et ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, July 07, 2004 8:32 AM Subject: Re: Thorn Families - Roll Call > In a message dated 7/7/2004 8:54:23 AM Eastern Standard Time, > eandmthorn@cox-internet.com writes: > > > I think it would help all of us to know the different Thorns and their > > arrivals in Am
4. Re: Thorn Families - Roll Call [1]
Jean, We are still trying to swim back stream to England! We all may be your cousins. Thanks for the response. Et ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jean Greenwood" To: Sent: Wednesday, July 07, 2004 2:57 PM Subject: RE: Thorn Families - Roll Call > Hi All > > My Thorn is fairly recent and a brick wall. > > John T was born c 1802-5 in Yorkshire according to 1841 census. He > married Sarah Edson of Spofforth Yorks in Knaresborough Yorks in 1828. >
5. Arriving in America [1]
My Thorne's came from Jersey Island to Canada in the early 1800's. Jeannie
6. RE: Thorn Families - Roll Call [1]
I agree a lot of Thorne's came to Canada who were loyalists. Please if you think this may be check the loyalist records. They had to make a sworn statement that they were loyal to the Queen and these records are quite useful. Most of these Thorn/Thorne's settled in the Maritimes (Nova Scotia, New Brunswick etc.) My Thorne's (my GGGrandpa is Albert Thorne - on the 1871 & 1881 census records in Guelph Ontario. He is living with his siblings - not his parents and it lists that they were born in the Jersey
7. roll call [1]
Roll Call: Direct THORN(e) lineage from Edward (1802 to abt.1855) to Michael Alexander (1981 to...) 1. Edward THORN, b.1802 -Otsego Cty, middle New York (from where?) -occupation: Lumberman -property value 1850 census: $200 -married: Hannah (RAMSEN), b. 1804 -8 children known: Stephen W. (b. 1830); Catherine I. (1832); Loring/Loren (1834); Hazzard P. (1836), my ggrandfather; Dennis (1838); Margaret (1840); Malissa (1842); and Mary (1847) -Edward d.abt 1855 2. Hazzard 'Perry' THOR
8. Re: Thorn Families - Roll Call [1]
In a message dated 7/7/2004 5:54:23 AM Pacific Standard Time, eandmthorn@cox-internet.com writes: Does anyone else have info on other Thorns arriving in Pennsylvania Our Thorne/Thorn family came from Germany to York County PA in about 1769. From there they came to Jeffersontown/Louisville in KY. Does anyone else connect to this line? Paulina
9. Re: Thorn family roll call (long) [1]
Here is what I have on my website regarding our Thorne/Thorn line. Paulina Our Thorne Ancestors Our first Thorne ancestor was Peter Thorne. He passed away in Jeffersontown, Kentucky in 1798. We think he was probably buried on the farm on Chenoweth Run. Peter came to America from Germany in 1769. He arrived in Philadelphia in October on a ship named the Crawford. There were 20 other young german men. The ships register can be found in the Strassberg books in most large librarys. A large group of
10. Jane THORN b. 1740 [1]
My search is for information about the marriages of Jane THORN b. 1740 in Richmond Co., VA. She was the eldest of 10 children of Merriman Thorn and Catherine Hightower. John Leverette johnl2@ev1.net
11. Re: Thorn Families - Roll Call [1]
John, Thanks for the info. I did find that in my Thorn family some used the "e" and some didn't - yes and even siblings . I have a cousin that still has the Thorn Homestead in Ohio using the "e" on his name. We thought at first that we weren't related. Et ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jeannie Callaway" To: Sent: Wednesday, July 07, 2004 12:41 PM Subject: RE: Thorn Families - Roll Call > I agree a lot of Thorne's came to Canada who were loyalists. Ple
12. Re: William Thorn of Prince WIlliam Co Va [1]
Merlyn, Thanks for the reply. I have always wondered if there were any others on this list besides me. I believe yours is the first response I have ever gotten from the list. I have concrete proof of my Thorn family in Jackson Co Ohio from 1816 on. SOme moved to Iowa in late 1840's then in the 1860s some(my gg grandpa) moved to Missouri and one Robert Carter Thorn on to Texas. We have recently found the Prince William Co Thorn family with very strong possibilities as being our line which would go back
13. Re: Roll Call [1]
thanks for the email....I'm actually from a different branch...also a Wm..from Lynn, Mass (1638) then to NY then to Texas good info on the web for that branch best George
14. Roll Call George W. Thorn..... John D. Thorn [1]
Interested in any connection that might be available to George W. Thorn and sons John D. Thorn and Joseph McCool Thorn..... Help! .1. GEORGE W. THORN was born Nov 11, 1791 in Pennsylvania, and died Jan 24, 1867 in Henry Co. Ohio. He married SARAH MCDONALD Abt. 1814. She was born Nov 10, 1796 in New Jersey, and died May 06, 1865 in Rome, Jefferson Co. Wisconsin. Notes for GEORGE W. THORN:resided in Belvidere, New Jersey, Eastern Pa., Wisconsin and Ohio.In addition to John D. and Joseph McCool thorn, Georg
15. Re: Thorns in Virginia [1]
Jay, I have done that and everything matches except two females under 10 in the 1810 Prince William Co census. That could be two daughters that may have died or two daughters I never found who they married. One of the females showed up in the 1820 Jackson Co Ohio census that I couldn't account for. So actually only 1 female off. Sometimes they took in orphanes etc. so it's really hard to pipoint without names. Thanks for the suggestion. Et ----- Original Message ----- From: "J.M. (Jay) Ingalls"
16. Re: William Thorn of Prince WIlliam Co Va [1]
Teresa, Thanks for the response. We need a ROLL CALL and everyone list their Thorns and what state they were from and time period. May provide some connections How about it folks!! ET ----- Original Message ----- From: "T. Thompson" To: Sent: Sunday, July 04, 2004 9:37 AM Subject: Re: William Thorn of Prince WIlliam Co Va > I do not have any confirmed Thorns... This information I received from > other people. I hope to be able to do some active sea
17. Re: Fw: Thorns in Virginia [1]
In a message dated 7/11/2004 8:07:10 AM Eastern Standard Time, eandmthorn@cox-internet.com writes: > In the 1810 Federal Census there were only > 14 William Thorn/Thorne listed in the total census index. > 8 were in New York, 4 were in Virginia, 1 in Maine and 1 in Ky. > There is one in Virginia which is in Prince William Co that matches my > WIlliam. Could there have been a lot more William Thorns that was missed by the > census back in 1810? Can I go by my strong assumptions that the one in > Pr
18. Thomas Thorn, New York, b. 1784 [1]
Seeking information on Thomas Thorn, b. 21 Jun 1784, d. 1 Nov 1845. May have lived in Dutchess County. Married Jerusha SMITH. Son Elmer Smith Thorn m. Martha GEE in 1851, probably in Cortland County. Moved to Barry County Michigan abt 1865. Trying to identify other children of Thomas and Jerusha, also their parents. Jennifer Clark
19. Please change the Subject - Family and State [1]
Please change the Subject - include Family and State; From "Subject: Re: Thorn Families - Roll Call" It makes it much easier to select the messages to read. Jay
20. Fw: [VAPWILLI-L] WILLIAM THORN [1]
Just wanted to share this with the list. hope someone might connect. Et ----- Original Message ----- From: "Elmer Thorn" To: "J.M. (Jay) Ingalls" Sent: Tuesday, July 13, 2004 2:10 PM Subject: Fw: [VAPWILLI-L] WILLIAM THORN > Jay, Here is some correspondance that we have had on the matter. Notice the > Virginia Land owners information sent to me by Chocybrown below. I think we > have found our family. Thanks for the suggestions. Et > ----- Ori
21. Re: Andrew Thorn, 1820's, IN [1]
Some of our Thornes moved to Lawrence County, Indiana in the very early 1800s. I don't have my records with me but I think they were the children and grandchildren of Anthony Thorne who was married to Rebecca Brentlinger. They came from Louisville, KY. Could your Andrew have been part of this line? Paulina
22. Hezekiah Thorn>1763>Prince Georges County, Maryland [1]
Gosh, everyone has traced their Thorn's to other countries. How wonderful. Maybe I will find some info on mine. Martha Ann Thorn and Arnold Whitaker are my Great Grandparents. 1 Hezekiah Thorn 1763 in Prince Georges, Maryland Sep 21, 1845 in York District, South Carolina d: Sep 21, 1845 in York District, South Carolina Number of children: 6 . +Mary Elizabeth Crowley Bet. 1770 - 1775 in Virginia 1821 in York District, South Carolina m: Bet. 178
23. RE: Thorn Families - Roll Call [1]
Elmer, and others, The decendants of william Thorn(e)c.1617 of NY do cover the entire country, actually starting in MA. They migrated slowly from NY to NJ, PA, VA and so on. The PA Thorn(e)'s went to MD, Ohio and WV and elsewhere including Canada. the VA lines went from there to all over the South and South West. I find it interesting that my Thorne and Chew lines both take the paths west but I have yet to find a connection between the two although they wound up in the same towns and counties. Also, w
24. Roll Call [1]
Hello All, I am glad that someone started this roll call. As the list owner, it is something I used to do regularly, but have let slide for the past year or two. The info presented here by various people will hopefully allow others to find a connection. My THORN line begins in Gloucester County, VA and moves through VA over time through several Martin Thorns. It is probable that the American line began with a William Thorn who arrived in Gloucester, VA from England aboard The Safety (in 1635). He had s
25. Re: Thorn family roll call [1]
Hi All My Thorne family as far as I can trace, go back to Buckland Newton, Dorset, England. To David Thorne Bn 1800.....father believed to be William no proof so stuck just there. Can follow right through direct line to myself Thomas Thorne. It seems we have moved 15 miles? Tom Boletused@aol.com wrote: Our Thorne/Thorn line is originally from Germany. They settled in York County, PA around 1770. In the early 1800s or possible 1790 they traveled to Jeffersontown, Ky with a large party of other German fami
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