TERWILLIGER-L Archives: August 2008

• [TERWILLIGER] (News) Clarence Terwilliger will move into Mathew Riley's tenant house...Auburn, New York 1919
• [TERWILLIGER] (News) The store and dwelling of S.E. Terwilliger & Co. is being repainted...Syracuse Daily Journal, New York 1894
• [TERWILLIGER] (News) In 1907 a John Terwilliger is ill at the home of Ben Andrews with typhoid fever>Red Creek, New York
• [TERWILLIGER] (News) Mr. Terwilliger's young daughter has Scarlet Fever>Amenia, NY>1889
  • [TERWILLIGER] (News) Mr. Terwilliger, wagonmaker of Millbrook, NY moving Four Corners, NY, Spring of 1889, opening wagon and blacksmith shop
• [TERWILLIGER] (News) mention of an Abram Terwilliger, Cayuga Southern railroad mail carrier
• [TERWILLIGER] (News) mention of Terwilliger shoe factory in Newburg, New York>1892
• [TERWILLIGER] (News) John S. Terwilliger goes to the bank, cashes check meant for another John S. Terwilliger>1869 New York
• [TERWILLIGER] (News) Lillie Terwilliger wins costume prize at masquerade skating carnival>1882>Portland, Oregon
• [TERWILLIGER] (News) Miss Ada Terwilliger, passenger on the Steamer Columbia, leaving San Francisco, arriving Oregon, 1885
• [TERWILLIGER] (News) Frank Terwillegar got into a shooting scrape>1882>Spirit Lake, Iowa
• [TERWILLIGER] (News) Agnes Terwilliger granted an interlocutory degree of divorce from John Terwilliger>New York>1909
• [TERWILLIGER] Sidney Terwilliger: brother, William Terwilliger, died 1938>family of James Terwilliger>Pioneer family of Wisconsin, settlers of 1845
• [TERWILLIGER] (Death notice) Marcus W. Terwilliger b. 1845 Chenango County, NY>parents James and Emily Terwilliger (Pioneer family of Wisconsin>Settlers of 1845)
• [TERWILLIGER] Oregon, Wisconsin-1890 TERWILLIGER STORE had first telephone connecting with Madison, Wisconsin (Marcus Terwilliger)
• [TERWILLIGER] Mrs. Terwilliger pioneer, 86, dies>she arrived in Wisconsin by Oxen teams>her father operated stage coach tavern>she married Marcus Terwilliger (Lucy Terwilliger)
• [TERWILLIGER] Family of James Terwilliger>Pioneer of Wisconsin>Settler of 1845>Children: Marcus, Mary, Sidney, Susan, William, Sarah
• [TERWILLIGER] William Terwilliger died 1938>lived on Terwilliger Farm>Oregon, Dane County, Wisconsin>brother is Marcus Terwilliger, Sidney Terwilliger, sisters Mary, Susan, Sarah
• [TERWILLIGER] (News)1904>Bert Terwillegar has gone up north to spend the winter in the woods>Spirit Lake, Iowa
• [TERWILLIGER] (News)1904>Bert Terwillegar has gone up north to spend the winter in the woods>Spirit Lake, Iowa
• [TERWILLIGER] Chenango county,NY
• [TERWILLIGER] (Scrapbook item) Song of Oil City mentions William and Grant Terwilliger>heroes with hearts of gold>died during flood/fire of 1892 (Titusville, Oil City Pennsylvania)
• [TERWILLIGER] News item that mentions "The Dreadnaught">William Terwilliger died 1876>brother of James Terwilliger>Oregon
• [TERWILLIGER] (book) mention of "The Dreadnaught">Captain William Terwilliger died 1876> Oregon coast
• [TERWILLIGER] Charity Terwillige born 1817 New York>anyone trace back to Chenango County/Broome County NY?
• [TERWILLIGER] (American Revolution) Pension application: James Terwilliger b. 1759 Grandfather of James Terwilliger b. 1818 Pioneer of Wisconsin>arrived 1845 (Chenago, New York)
• [TERWILLIGER] Early history of Chenago County, New York: Terwilliger family names>Greene, New York settlements
• [TERWILLIGER] Hiram Terwilliger-the first European to discover hotsprings>Wilamette National forest>Oregon cascades>State of Oregon
• [TERWILLIGER] (National monument) Charlotte Terwilliger deeded land with the Lewis and Clark salt cairn/salt works>Seaside, Clatsop County, Oregon
• [TERWILLIGER] (Maritime heritage) Hiram Terwilliger-sailor on "The Champion">1865-1870>Graveyard of the pacific>state of Oregon>nephew of Captain William Terwilliger
• [TERWILLIGER] Ezra A. Terwilliger b.1835 Canada>Filmore County, Minnesota> Minister of the episcopal church>(Family of Evert Terwilliger/Sara Freer, New York)