Total Records: 27
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Cecily Reeves Beasley surname list |
BAILEY'S IN NEW YORK, IOWA, NEBRASKA, & CALIFORNIA
DANIEL BAILEY (1799-1864) born in New York State, had two sons: His oldest son, EPHRAIM R. BAILEY, (1830-1894) never married and moved to Tama Co, Iowa in 1860 to farm. CHARLES S. BAILEY, (1843-1916) was born in St. Lawrence County, Edwards, New York on 19 July 1843. The Bailey family moved to Tama Co, Iowa around 1856 and settled in the town of Toledo. Charles enlisted into the 10th Iowa Infantry in 1861 and was discharged in 1865. Charles married Margaret E. Fisher (1844-1917) in Toledo, Iowa. They had two children, LEONA A. BAILEY (1867-1922) and FRED A BAILEY, (1870-1953). The family moved to Buffalo Co, Shelton, NE in 1873 to continue farming. FRED BAILEY married MAY E. CALKINS (1868-1898) and moved to Omaha, NE. LEONA BAILEY married NATANIAL A. SMITH (1863-1903), and moved to Dawes Co, Crawford, NE EPHRAIM stayed in Tama Co until the 1890's and died in Shelton NE in 1894. DANIEL BAILEY died in 1864 in Toledo, Iowa at the age of 64 years. DANIEL BAILEY from New York State, (1820 - 1850). He spent at least 20 years in the town of Edwards, N.Y. and remarried a second time around 1840. DANIEL could have had another son and daughter. DANIEL BAILEY descendents (1799-1864) Outline Descendant Tree: Descendants of Daniel Bailey Outline Descendant Tree: Descendants of William Smith |
The Tomas Alberto Avila Lopez Family Home Page
Tomas A Avila - InterneTree Book: Tomas Alberto Avila My family roots originated in the country of Honduras Central America. The paternal side of my family began migrating to the USA in the 30's and the maternal side in the early 60's. the Avilas originated from Mr. Simeon Avila who was originally from Livingston, Guatemala spreading his roots throuhgout the states of Cortes, Atlantida, Roatan and Colon. My father (Francisco Avila Mena)side are the Avilas which originated in Punta Gorda, Roatan. From the materanal side(Felipa Lopez Green), the Green and Collins branch originated from The Grand Cayman Island, via French Harbour, Roatan Where my mothers roots begin. Both sides of the family uprooted from Roatan to Trujillo, Colon, where my parents met each other and a new generation started. |
Tanya Propst's Family Genealogy Home Page
InterneTree: Joseph Manuel Avila Tanya Propst's Family Genealogy Home Page: Surname List |
Sherry & Frank Avila & Family of Chicago, Illinois
The Avila-Parocua-Mata Family come from the Mexican State of Michoacan and the small town of Tlazazalca near Zamora and moved into California, Texas, and Illinois. The crossed into the USA or back and forth in about the early 1900's. Frank's Dad was Francisco Mata Parocua, but he called himself Frank Avila. Avila is a family name, but it was not his immediate family name. The Alvarado-Bernal-Prieto Family come from the the Mexican border Juarez, Chiuhuahua and El Paso, Texas into the USA. The also crossed into the USA or back and forth in about the early 1900's. FRank's Mom, Maria Theresa Alvarado's Dad, Merced Alvarado, rode with Pancho Villa. The HOOSTE family came from BELGIUM to the USA around the early 1900's. The KREMPP family came from the border of FRANCE that has switched back and forth from France to Germany. They also came over to the USA around the early 1900's. The Radcliff & Sefton roots seem to come from Ireland and/or the British Islands. The Radcliff Families came over possibly as early as 1700's. Adam Radcliff and his wife Martha Sefton are buried in the Forbis Cemetery in Brownstown, Illinois which is near Vandalia, Illinois. |
Raquel Avila's Family Tree
Raquel Avila Family Tree |
My Genealogy Home Page
InterneTree: Descendants of Avila |
ALANIZ FAMILY FROM WESLACO, TEXAS
Elisa Avilaalaniz - InterneTree |
The Avilas of SA, TX
Daniel Avila Jr. Family Tree |
The AVILA (ABILA) Family New Spain Settlers
Jacob Abila married Mary Martinez on April 16, 1929 and they had two children (Dora and Benjie). Jacob was killed in an auto-train accident in Boone, Colorado about noon on September 20th, 1960. He and the pickup he was driving were struck by a southbound Missouri Pacific freight train. Jacob had two brothers, George and Eloy, and a half brother, Paul (Porfiro) Abila, all of Colorado. Jacob's father was Juan Santos Avila. Juan Santos Avila was born near Redwing, Colorado on March 15, 1869. He was a member of the Famed Pony Express, afterwhich he became a Law Officer. He was also a recipient of a Land Patent via the original Homestead Act of 1862, certified by then President William Howard Taft. Juan Santos father was Lorenzo Avila, born in Taos N.M. on August 24th, 1816. Lorenzo was one of the first Pioneers to settle in Colorado. The Avila's, proudly, have been in Colorado almost 150 years and in this country well over two centuries (253 years), possibly longer. Lorenzo died when Juan Santos was only ten years of age. Subsequently, Juan Santos was raised (not adopted) by a Captain Charles Deus. Deus served in the U.S. Army and rode with the renowned Kit Carson. In his adulthood he (Juan Santos) married twice. His first bride was Maria Antonia Sanchez. They married on January 16th, 1890 and engaged in homesteading, farming, and raising livestock. Their children were Tomas, Lugardo, Porfiro, Eufemia, Rafelita and Carmelita. His wife Antonia passed away in May of 1907, just after the birth of their daughter Rafilita in 1904. A widower, he married De La Cruz Rodriquez on January 9th, 1908. This union produced three sons, Eloy, Jake, and George. Ancestors and Descendents Of Juan Santos Avila |
John Austin Home Page
Peter Bailey Tearse, b. either in France or in New York City area c. 1752-5; d. Ballston, Saratoga Co. in 1802; m. c. 1792 Mary Hunter, b. Scotland in 1757, dau. of Robert and Katherine (Campbell) Hunter; Mary d. Fort Edward, Washington Co., in 1826. Peter was an officer in the New York Militia. Hannah Germain, b. Dutchess Co. NY 2 May 1755; d. Queensbury 1 Jan. 1857; m. Greenwich, Washington Co., c. 1784 Phineas Austin, b. Point Judith RI in 1752; d. Queensbury in Feb. 1812. Lucretia Maria -----, perhaps Holcomb, b. VT in April 1789 and d. Moreau, Saratoga Co., in 1869; she m. in 1808 Anson Thompson, b. Norwalk CT 6 Oct. 1785 to John and Katherine (Smith) Thompson; Anson d. Moreau 5 Oct. 1869. Eliza Burnside, b. Ireland in 1829 and d. 10 Oak St., Manhattan, New York City, 29 June 1868; she m. in New York City Richard Keyes, b. at or near Fivemiletown, co. Tyrone, Ireland, c. 1822-5, son of William and Isabel (Little) Keyes; Richard d. Manhattan 20 Jan. 1867; their children resided at Johnsburg, Warren Co. Abel Smith, who d. 19 Feb. 1790 and his wife Phebe -----, who d. 8 July 1797 in 84th yr., parents of Esther Smith, b. 18 Nov. 1755, perh. in England, and d. Hoosick, Rensselaer Co., NY 28 Jan. 1849; Esther m. Plainfield CT in 1780 Nathaniel Barnet, b. Preston CT 9 Feb. 1755 to Moses and Sarah (Safford) Barnet; Nathaniel d. Hoosick 8 July 1846. Olive -----, perhaps Brown, b. 4 Jan. 1774 and d. Bacon Hill, Northumberland, Saratoga Co. 20 July 1849; Olive m. Caleb Beebe, b. East Haddam CT 5 May 1767 and d. Bacon Hill 12 May 1846; Caleb was enumerated at Queensbury between 1800 and 1820; William Brown was listed next door in 1800. |
The Cornelious Orville Towner Family Home Page
My grandfather was born in Santa Rosa California in 1878. His parents were Abraham and Eva (Higgins) Towner. He had two sisters named Myrtle and Mabel. He was married to Violet Avila, they had three childred Bernice born in Los Angels, Dorothy and Cornelius Jr. (died on the USS Juneau). |
The Cervantes's
Doroteo Cervantes-Grandfather Natividad Davila Cervantes-Grandmother |
Robert and Yvette Alvarez's of New York, NY
InterneTree: Anibal Acosta Robert and Yvette Alvarez's of New York, NY: Surname List |
California Forefathers
InterneTree: Francisco Xavier Alviso (Albizu) Bryce Louis Alviso surname list |
Rose's Research
Genealogy Report: Descendants of Isaac BURROWS Genealogy Report: Descendants of *William HAVILAND Genealogy Report: Descendants of Leander H. THOMAS Genealogy Report: Descendants of *Osmunde TRASK |
My Genealogy Home Page
InterneTree: Ibis Abudo |
The Alliani & Cantrell Families
Alliani (Agliani, Alliano, Agliano - Sicily & CA), Avila (Portugal/Azores & CA), Bowman (TX), Cantrell (Cantrall, Cantril, Cantrill - England, PA, VA, NC, SC & TX), Debus (KS), Franklin (TX), Jones (TX), Kendrick (OK), Loven (TX), Miller (TX), Pratt (TX), Sanders (TX), Taylor (OK), Valente (CA), Wallace (TX), & Williams (TX & CA). InterneTree: Lori D Alliani Report: Index of Individuals |
The Alexanders of Sherman, TX
InterneTree: Ancestors of Rose Mary Breeding\r\n\r\nGenealogy Report: Descendants of James Breeding |
Ursula Acosta. Genealogy: My Passion and Hobby
The Puerto Rican lines I have researched are: Acosta, Pabon-Davila, Ramirez de Arellano, Ortiz de Pena, Zapata and Ronda. On the German side of the family I have information on the following lines: Schmidt (with origen in Halver), Erlenbruch, Pandel, Hufschmidt, von den Steinen and Liepe.I have also researched the origen of the Cofresi and Colberg families from Cabo Rojo. |
Robinson Achutti Family Tree
InterneTree: Aloyzio C Achutti Porto Alegre |
Happel-Rundschau / Happel-Genealogy
Happel-Genealogy is a magazine on CD-Rom and internet, which is principally involved in researching this special family name. For subscribers there is a database of 25.000 individuals. |
Genealogy of Haviland, De Havilland and De Haverland
Genealogy, History, Heraldry, Biographies, Places, Products, Cemeteries, Arts, and the official Haviland DNA Surname Project. |
My Williams Family and Related Surnames
My Williams Genealogy and Related Surnames from SC to KY to IN to IL to ARKANSAS |
Long Island Genealogy
Visit Long Island Genealogy for in-depth Long Island Genealogy information. Recently chosen the largest Regional Surname resource on the Web. |
The Haviland Estate
The largest Haviland family tree published on the Web is located here. Also work in progress is information about all companies, products and families bearing the name of Haviland. |
My Mysterious and Elusive Lesh Genealogy
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