Total Records: 71
CASEBY and all variants of my ancient surname at 2nd September 2000.
The surname is very ancient and seems to change every a non holder of the name hears it and writes it into an official record. I have 147 variants at present. |
Pew-Minor Genealogy
I have been researching the ancestors of Thomas Lincoln Pew and Ada Barbara Cecelia Minor, my paternal grandparents, for about three years. I will be updating my database often. If you have |
The Lisa Aills Beard Family Home Page
Genealogy Report: Descendants of Henry Iles Christopher Crittian Aills fought for the Union in the Civil War; mustered in with the 173rd Ohio Volunteer infantry in 1864.He married Mary Hawthorne. They settled on Four Pole Creek in Huntington, W.Va. They had 7 children, most of whom are buried at Susie's Chapel Cemetery, in Huntington. William Beard ( 1800's) had son Morris Irvin Beard who married Ruth Cullen Womack Theodorus (Durst) Aebi b.April 25 1663 in Emmental,Bern,Switzerland Lewis Bieber from Ohio Demarcus Alue Bunn b.May 29, 1869 from W.Va. or Bunn City NC |
My Genealogy Home Page
Kathleen Beam surname list |
D * N * A ~ Beachboard and Timblin Trees
InterneTree: All-in-One Tree of William Beachboard D * N * A ~ Beachboard and Timblin Trees: Surname List |
The Beatys and Littles of Ireland and India
BEATY I am researching the BEATY family, originally from Ireland. From family folklore Francis BEATY was born in Tullamore, Ireland in 1757 . Francis and his wife Catherine gave birth to three sons, John, Francis and Henry, probably in Stoke Damerel, Devon, while he served in the Royal Navy. In 1820 Francis and 1821 Henry, joined the Honourable East India Company Army as Cadets in Bengal, India. The elder son of Francis, named Francis Henry BEATY, and his wife Caroline Ophelia (n?e Sheels), had fifteen children all born in India. Five of the sons served in the Indian Police. The Beaty family finally left India in 1948. The cities in India and Pakistan that feature in the family history are Lahore, Jhansie, Karachi, Landour, Mussoorie, Quetta, Rawlpindi and Simla. LITTLE/LYTTLE I am also researching the LITTLE/LYTTLE family from Northern Ireland. In 1839 Andrew LITTLE was born in the Parish of Montiaghs, Lurgan, County Armagh, Northern Ireland, to Thomas and Mary (n?e Wilson) LITTLE. In 1858 he joined the 27th Inniskilling Regiment and sailed to India. He remained in India and retired from the army in 1894. He died in Dehra Dun, India in 1926. He had five children Mary Anne, Thomas Wilson, William John (my grandfather) Edward and Andrew. The surname spelling changed to LYTTLE with the children. The cities in India/Pakistan that feature in the family history are Dehra Dun, Jhansie, Karachi,Lahore, Meerut, North West Province,Peshawar and Simla. The Beatys and Littles of Ireland and India: Surname List |
Darrell Joe Battles and Karla LeAnne McKerley
Book: Apples and Oranges Darrell Joe Battles and Karla LeAnne McKerley: Surname List |
The Never Ending Tree
Book: Colleen's Family The Never Ending Tree: Surname List |
Bastians -Tuttles - Tolles - Petersons
InterneTree: All-in-One Tree of Virginia Lee Bastian All-in-One Tree of Johan Georg Stenfelt (PDF Format) All-in-One Tree of Virginia Lee Bastian (PDF Format) Genealogy Report: Ancestors of Virginia Lee Bastian (View PDF) Almond Butler, Alvin, Albin, A. B., and Colonel Metcalf. He lived at Fort Dodge, KS in the late 1800s and the early 1900's He died 1933 in Dodge City, KS. Bastians -Tuttles - Tolles - Petersons: Surname List |
Barr's & Robinson's
InterneTree: Ancestor Tree of Martha Susan Robinson Barr's & Robinson's: Surname List |
Descendants of Nathaniel Harriman (Herriman) Ontario, Canada
Nathaniel Harriman was either born in Hadley, MA or Norwich, CT in 1758. He married Bethania Snow in Hardwick, MA in 1781 and they had 9 children. We believe him to be the son of Nathaniel Harriman b. Oct 9, 1723,the brother of Jonathan b. 1753, the grandson of Matthew Harriman born August 16, 1652 and the great grandson of Leonard Harriman. Nathaniel received a land grant of 200 acres near the town of Cobourg, Hamilton Township, Northumberland County, Ontario (then called Hamilton in Upper Canada) on September 1, 1797. He may have been referred to as a Simcoe Loyalist. We have recently added information on his brother, Jonathan who moved from Vermont to Sandy Creek, NY. Diadamia was the youngest daughter of Nathaniel and Bethania. She was reported to be stolen from the lake shore near Cobourg, Ontario by Mississauga Indians on June 7, 1797 just 4 weeks after the family arrived from Rupert, Vermont. A poem written by Bethania entitled The Lost Child was meant to tell her parents, Jesse and Mary Snow,(nee Eaton)in Hardwick, MA, about the loss of Diadamia. Nathaniel, his second son, is the direct line ascendant to the author. He was a well respected person and served in the Provincial Dragoons during the war of 1812 -1815. His younger brother, Luther, was also in the Canadian Militia during that war. Luther then became a physician and was married twice; the first to Sarah White (5 children) (Sarah may have died as a result of childbirth complications) and the second to Abigail Dean. That marriage produced 7 children. Two sons, Weston Leroy and Elbridge also became physicians. After serving on the Union side during the Civil War, as surgeons, they both returned to establish practices in Lindsay, Ontario. Elbridge then moved to Grand Forks, North Dakota some time after 1879. The Harriman History (Feudalism to Freedom)by Lois Ware Thurston,comments on the Harriman Name. The name Harriman was not uncommon in England, suggesting there was no one Harriman family, but several unrelated families with the same name. Some of the earliest Harriman records were found in Uldale and it was only in these records that another Harriman with the Christian name Leonard was found. Uldale is in Cumberland County (the Lake District) in Northern England near the Scottish border (and recent center of the outbreak of foot and mouth disease) There are variant spellings of Harriman, Herriman, Harryman, Herryman, as in those days people often spelt a name the way it sounded. Charles W. Bardsley, author of ?A Dictionary of English and Welsh Surnames?, claims the name Harryman is an occupational name meaning servant of Henry which when spoken sounds like Harry?. When the Harriman?s left Uldale it was likely to find a better way of life, rather than religious freedom. Leonard and John Harriman found themselves caught up in the Great Migration of the 1630's. and arrived with Reverend E Rogers in New England in 1638. They set out from Rawley, Yorkshire, England. Descendants of Nathaniel Harriman (Herriman) Ontario, Canada: Surname List |
THE THOMAS MORRIS BALL FAMILY HOME PAGE
THE THOMAS MORRIS BALL FAMILY FROM THE MISSOURI VALLY IOWA OR GRAND ISLAND NEBRASKA AREAS . THE BALL FAMILY AT ONE TIME HAD LAND WHERE THE CAPITOL OF NEBRASKA SETS. THOMAS HAD TWO BROTHERS, ABBE AND MORRIS. THOMAS WAS BORN JANUARY 19,1858 AND DIED IN PORTLAND OREGON IN 1948. HE MARRIED A MINNIE ALMIRA EBY.THEY HAD TWO CHILDREN HUGH MORRIS BALL BORN APROX1883. AND MABLE BALL( NO INFO) EXCEPT THAT SHE DID DIE IN OREGON CITY, OREGON. |
The James W. Baldwin Family
The James W. Baldwin Family: Surname List |
Jim Ball - Saint Paul, Minnesota
Jim Ball - Saint Paul, Minnesota: Surname List |
THE APPLEBY/BAKER FAMILY OF BURRILLVILLE R.I.
Silas and Patience Appleby, parents of Silas H. Appleby born May 1836. |
Jeff and Evonna Bailey and Family, Gladstone, Missouri.
Jeff and Evonna Bailey and Family, Gladstone, Missouri.: Surname List |
The Molloy's - The Bailey's - The Magee's
James F Bailey surname list |
My Genealogy Home Page
InterneTree: Ozanne Jeanne Achon |
The John Webber Family Home Page
InterneTree: Jean Adams The John Webber Family Home Page: Surname List |
My Genealogy Home Page
InterneTree: William Earl Abbett |
Qui Habet Aures Audienti, AUDIAT! Matthews 11-12
All-in-One Tree of Ole Pedersen Qui Habet Aures Audienti, AUDIAT! Matthews 11-12: Surname List |
The Bigio Family Home Page
The Bigios are a Sephardic family from Syria and Egypt. It is possible that the Bigios were expelled from Spain in 1492 and traveled on to Italy before arriving in Aleppo, Syria and later in Cairo, Egypt.After leaving Egypt, many of the Bigios emigrated to Haiti, and from there fanned out all over the Americas, including Colombia, Venezuela, the United States, Brazil and Peru. |
The Mitchell Atkinson Family of Texas
My GGGGrand-father was William Neale Atkinson born 1813 Liverpool, Lancaster, England. Married Catharine Boscow 1838 Braddan Parish, Isle of Man, England. Immigrated Buffalo NY 1839. Then to Quincy IL in 1840-1850. Died Quincy IL 1855. Catharine's family was also from Liverpool, England. My Great Grand-father Keaton James Wright and wife Dilla Dito Shaw Wright. They married and lived in Haskell county Texas and had 12 children. My GGGGGGGGrand-father was Thomas Brown from the William Penn Colony to my grandfather William Mitchell Brown Jr. Patrick Marion Munn my grandmothers father. Patrick Munn's GGGGGrandfather was Alexander McAlpine Munn of Scotland B1720 D1776. InterneTree: All-in-One Tree of Mitchell Ray Atkinson Outline Descendant Tree: Descendants of Thomas Brown Outline Descendant Tree: Descendants of K.J. Wright Outline Descendant Tree: Descendants of William Neale Atkinson Outline Descendant Tree: Descendants of Alexander McAlpine Munn The Mitchell Atkinson Family of Texas: Surname List |
The Atkinson McKinnon Home Page
InterneTree: Frederick Stuart Atkinson On the McKinnon, Stuart and Scottish Clans sides, the heritage of Mary Queen of Scott's and the Battle of Culloden Moor and have deeply affected our Scotch family history. Because of religious persecution, battles and wars, our Scotch ancestors ended up hastily leaving Scotland, from The Isle Of Skye, on the Ark and Dove and immigrated to Prince Edward Island. The Atkinson Family Tree ancestors emigrated from Europe (England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, Holland, France and Germany, Italy, Switzerland). Others came from Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York and Pennsylvania in particular. This is not unusual because the Maritime Provinces were a haven for those loyal to the British Crown and setters were promised substantial land grants from the British government to move to the Maritimes after the expulsion of the Acadians. It is interesting to note that our family also includes Iroquois and/or Micmac Native American women marrying at least two separate ancestors in the US and Nova Scotia. Another ancestor came to Duxbury MA area in the 1621, on the ship that came after the Mayflower called the Fortune. On the Atkinson side, my grandfathers 5th great grandfather Benjamin Allen left New England and fought in the French and Indian War on the British side in Nova Scotia. He was badly wounded losing a leg, was discharged and sent back to New England, settling and starting a family in Kingston, MA. He later went back to Halifax, NS and joined in the ill-fated Eddy Rebellion, and after the Eddy Rebellion failed, he became a wanted man. He eventually joined the Tories in Nova Scotia during the American Revolutionary War. He would have been hung as a traitor if he returned to his home and family in Kingston, MA. We are also descended from Col. Hezekiah King and Col. Benoni Danks who were infamous participants in the Eddy Rebellion. On the Atkinson side we are related to Presidents John Adams, Samuel Adams and William Howard Taft, Poets Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and Ralph Waldo Emerson, Betty Ford and singer Ann Murray to name a few. The Atkinson McKinnon Home Page: Surname List |
Ilene (Groth) Atarian Family Tree
Ilene Atarian Family Tree |
Philip Trygve Arneson, Colorado Springs, CO
InterneTree: Trygve Arneson Philip Trygve Arneson, Colorado Springs, CO: Surname List |
The Arkeketa'h' of the Midwest~Complete Native American's..
InterneTree: Ancestors of Asa Havey Arkeketa The Arkeketa'h' of the Midwest~Complete Native American's..~: Surname List |
Aris Family, Ottawa, Ontario/ Dalton family, Catalina, NFLD
InterneTree: Danah K Aris ON Aris family of Ottawa/ Dalton family of Catalina: Surname List |
My Genealogy Home Page
Outline Descendant Tree: Descendants of Appleby |
The Appleby Family Of Littleton, Co
My Great-great-great-grandfather came to the US from Ireland about 1770. Lived in Pennsylvania, Georgia, and died in Tennessee. He was married twice. First to Elizabeth McKeehan and second to Agnes Nancy McCurdy. My Great-great-grandfather was David who married Catherine Bell. They homesteaded in Greene County, MO about 1833. My great-grandfather was John Quincy Appleby who was born in Tennesse. He married twice and I am from the second marriage to Sarah Jane Wade. My grandfather Addison was born in Arkansas. John and family moved to Chautauqua County, KS in 1873. Addison married Joanna Ross and my father was one of four childrn to that marriage. |
Marie Myra Appleby
Marie M Appleby - InterneTree |
The Appleby Family
Lucia J Appleby - InterneTree |
Family Of Thomas T Appleby
Thomas Thompson Appleby born in England, August 24, 1832, landed in Ontario at the age of 17 (possibly with a brother). Settled in Claremont Ontario. He married Ann Ward Dec 11, 1852. Infant Elizabeth died before age of 2 yrs. Jannie born 1863 never walked, hip disease died at 37 years. Thomas Ward Appleby born 1870 married Francis (Fanny)Stokes had 2 sons, Robin died before age of 2 yrs, Rueben Thomas Appleby born 11/18/97. Rueben married Ada Luella McGill 10/11/21. Five children Donald and Wilfred died at birth, Lois Marie, Bernice, Glenn Thomas |
The Appleby Family - Now And Then
The Appleby's originated from the North Yorkshire region of England . The oldest record I have found is : John Appleby born March 26, 1755 died August 18, 1827 interred at Kirby Fleetham, Northallertonmarried Margaret Bradford at Hurworth on Tees born January 04, 1776 died April 20, 1842Most of our ancestors are spread thru out England and a number imigrated to Canada and USA. Frank Appleby ( 10/31/1886 ) moved to Long Island , N.Y.Henry Appleby ( 07/16/1876 ) moved to Ossining , N.Y.Bert Appleby moved to Canada |
James M. Appleby Of Springfield, Missouri
the Appleby family that came to the Springfield, Missouri area in the 1830's. |
The James S Appleby Family Home Page
James S Appleby - InterneTree |
Appleby/Whyte/Hayden Family Tree
Appleby/Whyte tree |
The Appleby Family - From North Yorkshire To Newcastle
the Appleby family of Barningham in 1580 and the Appleby family from the village of Eppleby which is 5 miles away. This was a Viking settlement in about 1180 when Ulf was Lord of Eppleby. linking Ulf with the Appleby family who inhabited the Tees valley for several hundred years. Therefore, the Appleby family who migrated from Barningham, Barnard Castle and Manfield to the Side in old Newcastle in the 1800s, were almost certainly of Viking origin. |
The David Alan Appleby Home Page
Robert Appleby who arrived at Cane Creek Community, Wayne County (Became Butler County 1849), Missouri abt 1819. Charles Appleby born abt. 1823 and died abt. 1914. He married Rebecca Scott who was born abt. 1828 and died abt. 1923. There were five children from this union: William H.(1847), Mary Anne (1848), Robert (b. 16 Oct. 1852 in Polular Bluff, Pike County, Mo. d. 29 May 1934 Leonard, Fannin County, Texas and Married Martha McGehee on 2 September 1877), John E(1855), and James F (1859). Osborn McGehee born 1773 in Granville County, North Carolina and died 1857 in Conway County, Arkansas and was married to Rebecca Shemwell 31 July 1798. Rebecca Shemwell first wife of Osborn McGehee. James Solomon Hancock born in Bigelow, Holt County, Missouri on 23 October, 1864 and died at Kansas City, Wyandott County, Kansas on 18 December, 1923 and was married to Tabitha Clementine McGehee who was born 16 October 1869 at Popular Bluff, Butler County, Missouri and died on 9 August 1942 at Sherman, Grayson County, Texas. James Warren, b. 21 Sept. 1857; Thomas William Warren, b. 21 Dec. 1859; William H. Warren, b. 11 Nov. 1861; Henry Francis Warren, b 20 Aug., 1864; Henry George Warren, b. 10 June 1867; Edward Albert Warren, b. 16 May 18David Alan Appleby |
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