oooops -- forgot something: my email address: iarethe1@yahoo.com

good evening

For those searching the Stange (pronounced: stung - ee) here's the information I have on my line. It's not much,as I am a real greenhorn (as they say in the south) when it comes to genealogy. My dad: Carl Henry Stange b. 6/26/15 -- d. 2/27/97 (Beaver Dam,Wisconsin >> my dad's dad: Heinrich(Henry) Immanuel Stange b.11/15/1874 -- d.9/4/34 in Beaver Dam,Wisconsin. Heinrich married my grandmother: Katherine Schindler on 12-28-1899.They had one other son: Raymond Fredrick Stange -- b.9/28/1905 -- d. ?? M.I.A. WW2 records have him listed as deceased:12/4/1945

good evening. looking for Abigail FOX WOODWORTH. Unknown if FOX is a maiden name. Born May 21 1780 in CT. Married about 1810 in Orange co VT to Frederick SPEAR. 3 daughters. Sally, Calista Rebecca and Catherine J. Abigail likely died in IL or MO as that is where her daughter lived. She was living with Catherine in 1850 in Springfield IL.

searching for BELAIR BLAIR LAMICA LAMITIE RIVETTE YANDO RIENDEAU PIGEON PEACOCK ROBIDOUX TATRO up-state New York. Worchester Mass areas and jumping over the border into Canda... please email me at cookinhater@cox.net

Wanted to note that I believe I have relatives with the surname of DURFEE. I have seen the name a number of times on a genealogy of my family. It goes back much further than I have gone already, but I believe they were out in the eastern portion of the US... possibly in NY.

I'd suggest checking with your library. You should be able to find or get a copy on loan or possibly get someone on the net who has the book to do a lookup for you. Just an idea!

Amazon has it used for $30... http://s1.amazon.com/exec/varzea/ts/exchange-glance/Y04Y2688110Y0803874/qid%3D1047093579/104-5987804-5567946

Check this site for the book, CHEROKEE BY BLOOD. Price is $40: http://dogbert.abebooks.com/servlet/BookDetailsPL?bi=186483854

Well, looks like I am here all by myself so I guess I will just quietly leave myself and go to bed. See you people tomorrow, I nope.

Has anyone by chance heard of a book by the name of Cherokee By Blood? If so, please let me know where I can find it. Bea Dorsett bdorsett801@msn.com

I'm back. Still a little sore, but much better than I figured I would so soon after. Just my neck bothering mostly now. Was going through my book entitled 'Historical Sketches of the BYNUM Family' by Jasper E. Bynum, I have ran across many surnames that I have seen posted on this forum. However, it seems the trail of migration started in NC and from there went to SC, GA and AL. From there one group branched off and went to TX via Arkansas and the rest apparently went straight to TX from AL. So, if anyone has ancestors in those areas from say 1770 to 1900, please let me know. I will be happy to compare notes and information with you.

once again my brick wall is : Frank Durfee SMITH married Elizabeth May 'Lizzie' ELMER children were: Bertha May Smith Widger , Leo Smith , Everett Smith married Geradine COOK , Nellie Smith WILCOX . His parents were : John Webster SMITH and Mary DURFEE

will do and you do the same...take care

you have a good night see you this weekend if not see you Monday..take care little sis hug the little ones

gotta go lil sis...see you tomorrow I hope, and I'll let you know what I find in Ancestry...later

YesIt got nasty. There are always a few. I just made up my mind that I would not PAR_TAKE in it this time around.LOL, Bye guys.

nice meeting you see you later take care

Amazon has it used for $30... http://s1.amazon.com/exec/varzea/ts/exchange-glance/Y04Y2688110Y0803874/qid%3D1047093579/104-5987804-5567946

Check this site for the book, CHEROKEE BY BLOOD. Price is $40: http://dogbert.abebooks.com/servlet/BookDetailsPL?bi=186483854

Well, looks like I am here all by myself so I guess I will just quietly leave myself and go to bed. See you people tomorrow, I nope.

Has anyone by chance heard of a book by the name of Cherokee By Blood? If so, please let me know where I can find it. Bea Dorsett bdorsett801@msn.com

I'm back. Still a little sore, but much better than I figured I would so soon after. Just my neck bothering mostly now. Was going through my book entitled 'Historical Sketches of the BYNUM Family' by Jasper E. Bynum, I have ran across many surnames that I have seen posted on this forum. However, it seems the trail of migration started in NC and from there went to SC, GA and AL. From there one group branched off and went to TX via Arkansas and the rest apparently went straight to TX from AL. So, if anyone has ancestors in those areas from say 1770 to 1900, please let me know. I will be happy to compare notes and information with you.

once again my brick wall is : Frank Durfee SMITH married Elizabeth May 'Lizzie' ELMER children were: Bertha May Smith Widger , Leo Smith , Everett Smith married Geradine COOK , Nellie Smith WILCOX . His parents were : John Webster SMITH and Mary DURFEE

will do and you do the same...take care

you have a good night see you this weekend if not see you Monday..take care little sis hug the little ones

gotta go lil sis...see you tomorrow I hope, and I'll let you know what I find in Ancestry...later

YesIt got nasty. There are always a few. I just made up my mind that I would not PAR_TAKE in it this time around.LOL, Bye guys.

nice meeting you see you later take care

Searching my brick wall...either a William DOUGLAS, or John DOUGLAS, don't know what area, maybe KY, VA, OH, IN, had a son William H DOUGLAS, m. Lucinda BATTS, had a son, my Grandfather, John W. DOUGLAS, Sr., b. OH, m. Della Oldham MEEK, KY

you too..see you again soon now that i know the room is back

Gotta go now. It was so nice to meet you guys.TTYL.

i have seen your name in the old room i left a while before it got too bad but had heard it was not too pretty

thank you...things are getting back together...still want to find my great great grandfather though

I guess I didn't know you then

the same dabrant

i miss the refresh ...lol

Sorry about your mom..I can see it would be hard. Glad your back.....dabrant , what was your name here before?

sorry i keep forgettin the button..lol.. yep whaz and i go a long ways back

Hope not...heard it got really bad...had a few problems when I was there...not too many though

Soneone posted earlier that they hoped this 'NEW ROOM' wasn't going to be like the 'OLD one'..I hope it will.

dabrant and I go way back...probably 4 to 5 years

I stayed out for awhile after my mom passed away...couldn't take geneaology then

keep forgetting to hit the read new messages...sorry...get this right sooner than later

I do remember LINDA D from the old room, but I never could keep up typing fast enough... LOL

and i have always been dabrant...lol

lol...no, I've always been a whazoo...lol

yep we old timers are still around ...lol.. good to see so many are back here at the new room

might say been doing these brick walls for quite awhile...june spoke of you CDMom...told me you come in here

I have a hard time remembering names, and now I guess I'll have to adjust to the new /changed ones. OH BOY!

keep looking for the refresh button

keep looking for the refresh button

june, dabrant, bea, alot of us kinda grew up together in old chat

that's ok ....lol

June's a good friend of mine...Linda D.

Thanks girl...maybe Monday can do those...may not be around tomorrow.

evening and howdy

Do I know you by another name?

yep John Webster SMITH cause i love ya soo much lol

lol...hi there

opps my boo boo mine were all in NY state town unknown

John SMITH...why don't you give me a hard one...lol

Some of you don't put the Town or State.That would make it easier to recognize. LOL

Of course 'Lizzie' no doubt 'Elizabeth'

thanks can you look up Mary DURFEE and John Webster SMITH?

Maybe can do some look-ups for you in Ancestry.com on your SMITHS and ELMERS...see what I can dig up...lol

Parents of Frank Durfee SMITH were John Webster SMITH and Mary DURFEE

i keep forgetting to hit new messages lol

Are you one in the same person? I don't think I met you before. Some of the names here may have changed from the old Room.

also looking for Parents of Frank Durfee SMITH married Elizabeth May 'Lizzie' ELMER children were: Bertha May Smith Widger , Leo Smith , Everett Smith married Geradine COOK , Nellie Smith WILCOX

just you and me kid...lol...saw where Bea said she would be right back...she took a fall the other day.

did some research on WIDGER'S...came up with only what I gave you so far.

Researching: DOUGLAS, BATTS, MUIR, VANLANDIGHAM, VAN LANDINGHAM, VAN VOORHEES, VORIES, MEEK, DAWSON, KY AREA

i am still here

why'd you go do that

Searching for William H. DOUGLAS, m. Lucinda BATTS, had son John W. DOUGLAS

i think i chased them all away...lol

there you are

Hi you guys...hope you feel better Bea...CDMom know you from June

hello...see you are in the room too

Where are you? If you come in catch me on IM will be looking for you sis

Hi everyone good too see some of you again . Looking for information on Samuel and Katherine Widger last known to be in Stonington , CT 1704

Be Back in a few.

I am researching WHITCOMB, but we connect to Joslin,Howe,Scripture, Blood, around the 1600-1700's. It seems 'The Charlotte Whitcomb Book' on the Whitcomb's, has made quite a mix-up on our Jonathan WHITCOMB, {son of John and Frances Cogan/Cogin} We know that there were (2)Jonathan's born of John and Frances, but one died as an infant before leaving England abt 1635. That infant's bapt.& death record were found in Church of St. Mary Magdalene,Taunton Co.,Somerset,England...But the other Jonathan,b:bet (1627-1628),Somerset,England, came to MA.abt 1635. He married a Hanna (?).This Jonathan,died about (2) years before Hanna. In July,1692, Hanna (the widow Whitcomb), was living with Peter Joslin and family. Peter found his wife (Sarah Howe) and children,along with Hanna Whitcomb dead after an Indian attack. 6 years later he married Hanna's niece, Johanna. note: (we have Johanna as 3rd wife,do you have any information about Peter's 1st, 2nd & 3rd wives? dates/children?parents/siblings?) I have Johanna(h),b:3/8/1674, d: 9/24/1717,m: Peter Joslin 12/26/1708.(Johanna(h), was dau. of Josiah Whitcomb & Rebecca Waters).....Does this compare with what you have?

I have several REED/READ who were in TN. Post your names, dates, and location if known.

Yeah, tried for records on others and nothing. This is one record I hope they find. It's for Samuel YENTZER, which I haven't run across before. Maybe he can help fill in some blanks!

Mar, no connections there that I know of. The BYNUMs listed were from IN. Most of my BYNUMS are from NC to SC to AL and then on to TX.

I know your gone, but Hi back at ya.

No, I haven't. Thanks. I will go check it out.

Looking for: Alanson LAKE: birthplace & date unknown, probably before 1800. I am descended from his dau, Ann who married Isaac HEWITT abt 1840 in Cleveland Ohio. John Curtis GREENOUGH: Birthplace & date unknown, probably before 1790. He married Mary PRATT & their dau Elizabeth was b 1812 in Schenectady NY. John HERON birthplace & date unknown. He was the father of John b abt 1780 and Nathaniel b abt 1790 in Kirkcudbrightshire Scotland. He married 1. Nicholas Gordon 2. Agnes McCartney in Kirkcudbrightshire. Thanks Nancy

well,have company..bb.. Hi CD Mom)

Good Luck Julie)

Bea, have you seen this site,has BYNUM BOWEN?)http://www.kiva.net/~jweber/d0001/idxb.html#bowen

Evening all! Got my new NARA forms(they have changed since the last time I got some) and sent off for some pension records on my YENTZER line. Hope they have them!

Nice site...Jackson co. ILL.)http://www.iltrails.org/johnson/groom.htm

oh, okay makes sense.

No connect there, My Reed and Bowen are Vermont. Thanks. I'm sure Donna will say the same thing. LOL...the CD in my name stands for C=Cheryl and the D= Donna.

I have a Jane REID who married Isaac Bynum in 1846 who was born in 1828. Isaac was the son of Solomon BYNUM and Susan PRAYTOR. They had 13 children. I also have a Daniel BYNUM who married Hulda REIN in 1847. Daniel is also a son of Solomon an Susan PRAYTOR BYNUM.

Sorry, I don't have the town, just the state.

AL, TN

AL, TN

What Town, State for the Reid/Reed and Bowen?

Pat, Do I remember correctly tht you have RICHARDSONs in your line. If so, I have a line of them in my lines.

Here is my REED/REID and BOWEN information. Thomas BOWIN, birthdate - unknown, Married about 1890 to Leona BYNUM who was the daughter of N. Bethel BYNUM and Euturpry MURPHREE and was born about 1869. Thomas BOWIN died about 1900.

Yes, I did get your email regarding, Mar..and many thanks. I think I have the address of that person. Had considered writing to them. Will look through my files again. Appreciate the help.

Hi everyone....nice to see more old names again...:)

Looking for info.on Sturgeon SLOAN..b..in Mt.Pleasant Ceme.(or KNIGHT Ceme) Collins NY Erie co. All it says is father of Amelia PARKINSON.She is buried there also. (she d..1853,36 yrs old.)..Sturgeon was in Colden NY, on 1830 census.

David PHILLIPS....>Stephen PHILLIPS.... >Stephen son >....Joel PHILLIPS..b..1780..d..1868. .m..Susannah PHILLIPS..children..Andrew, Smith, Lydia, Hannna. ...Andrew..b..1820-1905..m..Sally COOK...Looking for info.on all of them.

Hi, nice to see you again.Can you tell me about your JOSLIN? I would be very interested in anything on the Joslin name in MA. around 1600-1700. It would also be nice if they connect with Blood, Howe, Scripture..My Jonathan Whitcomb,connects to them all, around 1650-70..

Did you get my e-mail, on TRIER? I have not had time to do this yesterday and today. Maybe tonight, but seems to have gotten busy here again. ..BBL

hi , hope all is well with everyone ,, still searching the same old names CHALLICE , ARSCOTT , HANCOCK , JOSLIN , MCCARTNEY , MCGOWAN , REYNOLDS , SMITH , HUGGAN , PEARS , SCOTT >> all UK catch you all later

I sense a (disturbing) pattern developing here .. with over 90% (percent) of the postings being made by the 'former Genchat' bunch, I hope this 'room' doesn't turn into their 'personal' domain .. but it sure has that feeling the last 10 days or so. ... JH

Still research the family lines both patriarch and matriarch of FAHNESTOCK, BUTLER, MOORE, HICKS, HENSHAW/HANCHER, TOUCHSTONE, MCINTURFF, BAKER, MARSHALL, REYNARD, all in the Shenandoah Valley area begining in Berkeley County,now WV, through Rockingham County, VA.

HI FOLKS! I AM RESEARCHING FOR RITCHEY - RITCHIE - RICHIE - BEATTY - MANORE - DRENNAN - GOTCHY - ALSO- CHAPTMAN - SCHADMANN - SCHADMAN - SHADMAN - EDDINGER - CHADMAN - FULLER - SHEDMAN - ST. CLAIR - REV. JOHN HALL.

Interesting info about the parallel and cross cousins. Except to know that the children of full brothers (parallel) would have the same surname, there seems to be little reason for these labels. However the double and (number) removed and half cousins (from half siblings who share only one parent) may be important. ~ ~ ~ ~ if I can, I will be glad to advise about or help with research in Tennessee.

Bea, give me some dates on the people in your email

Ryan girl spoted outside of Scramento Ca.

time ck

Good to see you posting and thanks for the update on your daughter. Haven't had her far from my mind in the past 11 months.

How have you been? Sure have missed talking with you. Hope all is well.

Well I'll be.... Aint you all a sight for sore eyes.... Sure glad to see everyone

Might as well follow suit, June... **TRIER**AMES**TITUS**COONLEY** TRIER is really important to me..the rest I have most of the information on!!

posting my surnames.. before heading to bed...just got home from work... BLAIR, BELAIR LAMICA LAMITIE YANDO RIENDEAU RIVETTE PIGEON PEACOCK ROBIDOUX TATRO email is cookinhater@cox.net off to bed its after 1 in the am...

i'm back just to share from a recent issue of RootsWeb Review regarding explanations of Cross cousins/ Parallel cousins / Double cousins, etc.: [Editor's Note: Cross cousins are not cranky ones -- necessarily. They are the children of a brother and a sister. Parallel cousins are the children of two brothers or two sisters. Now say two SMITH brothers marry two JONES sisters -- their offspring will be double first cousins. Regular first cousins share only one set of common ancestors, while double first cousins share all lineal and collateral relatives. Also, these SMITH-JONES children would be parallel (or ortho) first cousins. Confused about cousinships and removeds? See the chart available at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~rwguide/chart_relations.htm