Total Records: 15
A MIXED BAG - Williamson and Bauer Ancestors
Book: Our Ancestors Our MILLER ancestors were first located in Germany in the 1700's. Our ZURN ancestors were first located in the 1700's in Germany. Our BROWN ancestors were first recorded in Midlothian County, Scotland, in the late 1700's. Our first recorded SCHULTE ancestor was born in Paderborn, Westphalen, Germany in 1808. Grace Dougherty was born in Ireland in 1850, the daughter of Hannah. These WILSON ancestors were living in Bedford County, Virginia, in the 1700's. Eve SANKER was born in Pennsylvania in 1782. The BUSSMANN family came to the United States from Germany about 1850, settling in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. It is believed that the family name was originally Buschmann, in Germany, and was changed after arrival in the States to Bussmann and then Bussman. The BOOTHs were in Bedford County, Virginia, in the 1700's. HALL ancestors were in Maryland in the early 1700's. Our first recorded BROPHY ancestor was born in Ireland in about 1796. The BURTON ancestors were first recorded in Maryland about 1700. Our first recorded JAMES ancestor was born in Virginia about 1830. The Williamsons have deep roots in the State of Virginia, beginning at least in the early 1800's in the area presently known as Bedford County. Ancestors participated in the American Revolution and the Civil War. Our MILAM ancestors were first recorded in Lancaster, Virginia, about 1699. The family name may have been originally MILEHAM. The RUTROUGH ancestors were in Botetourt, Virginia in 1790. Our GARDNER ancestors were first recorded in Lancaster, Virginia, about 1699. The LEE line goes back to the early 1500's in England. Our first recorded Cox ancestor was Charles Beasley Cox, who married Maria Mooney in 1819 in Albemarle Co., Virginia. ADAMS ancestors were in Virginia in the early 1700's. In the 1840's, our Watson family lived in the village of Joppa Salt Pans, Duddingston Parish, Midlothian County, Scotland. Our ancestor left Scotland for the United States sometime between 1866 & 1869 and settled in Boyd County, Kentucky. The Fagan family was in Bilston, Staffordshire, England, in 1835 when my GG-GF was born and christened Martin FEIGHAN. The family's next child, registered in 1840, carried the surname FAGIN. On ship's passenger lists coming to the U.S. in 1842 the family name was listed as FAGAN and it has remained Fagan ever since. The family lived in Pa., WVa., Ohio & Mo. The DUNCAN family lived in Village Barleydean in the Parish of Carrington, Midlothian County, Scotland, in 1841. A daughter, Janet, married John Watson and the family moved to Boyd County, Kentucky, U.S.A., between 1866 and 1869. Our REED ancestors were in Virginia in the late 1700's. The SCHOPPE family came to the United States from Germany in 1888 and settled in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Our DEARDORFF ancestors were in Botetourt County, Virginia in the 1700's. Our HAWKINS ancestor was first recorded in Queen Anne, Maryland in 1623. The STEVENSON family is from Scotland and was living in the Village of Joppa Salt Pans, Duddingston Parish, Midlothian County, in 1841. Our SWYER ancestors were in Botetourt County, Virginia, in the 1700's. The BAUER tree starts in the early 1700's with Johan Adam BAUER. Roman Catholic church records of Germany show the family living in the village of Gommersdorf, Baden, Germany, at that time. Later generations lived in the village of Altkrautheim, Baden, Germany. Our direct ancestors came to the United States around 1850 and lived in Allegheny City, Pennsylvania. The LETTON ancestors were found in Maryland about 1635. The BECK family lived in Gommersdorf, Germany, in the 1700's and 1800's. Our KILLIAN ancestors were in Botetourt County, Virginia in the early 1800's. Our Sartory family came to the U.S. between Feb.1889 and Sept.1890 from Germany. The JACKSON ancestors in our tree were found in Bedford County, Virginia, in the 1700's. We first found the KREMP ancestors in Gommersdorf, Germany, in the 1700's. Our LUMSDEN ancestors were first recorded in Midlothian County, Scotland, in the 1700's. Edward Kelly arrived in the United States sometime before 1833 when he married Catharine Griffen in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Both had been born in Ireland. The JARVIS ancestors were found in England in the early 1700's. Our STIER ancestors were first found in Gommersdorf, Germany, in the 1700's. Our FOSTER ancestors were first recorded in Midlothian County, Scotland, in the 1700's. Our Campbell ancestors were first found in Augusta Co., Virginia, about 1825. Our HARTMANN ancestors were first found in the Baden area of Germany in the late 1600's. Our MOFFAT ancestors were first recorded in Midlothian County, Scotland, in the late 1700's. We first found our Mooney ancestors in Albemarle Co., Va., in the early 1800's. Our COCHRAN ancestors were first recorded in Midlothian County, Scotland, in the late 1700's. Our Brown ancestors from Virginia were first located in Augusta Co. in the early 1800's. Our AITCHISON ancestors were first recorded in Midlothian County, Scotland, in the late 1700's. |
Reiswig Family Tree
Book: Reiswig Reiswig Family Tree: Surname List |
The Baselice and McWilliams Families of PA
InterneTree: Ancestors of Margaret Ann Baselice Genealogy Report: Ancestors of Donato Baselice Genealogy Report: Ancestors of Lucia Onorato Genealogy Report: Ancestors of John Harold McWilliams Genealogy Report: Ancestors of Margaret Agnes Fagan The Baselice and McWilliams Families of PA: Surname List |
Wrigglesworth/Hall England to Connecticut USA
Anthony and Ann (Benson) Wrigglesworth's line which I have traced to about 1780 in Kirkby Overblow and Thorner, Yorkshire, England. In 1889 Anthony's great grandson Aaron Wrigglesworth came to the United States and settled in Connecticut. Over the period from 1893-1896, Aaron brought his parents and siblings to Connecticut from England. My family first settled in Bristol,Connecticut and then into Kensington and New Britain, Connecticut. Shortly after arriving in 1889 Aaron changed his last name from Wrigglesworth to Hall. Register Report of Wrigglesworth/Hall Family |
Loren & Barbara (Sipe) Balcom of Franklinville NY
Amos J Sipe(4/10/1846) & Cabella (H) Sipe(7/1847 John H Sipe (11/24/1870) & Ella Sipe 3/31/1877 Married 11/9/1893 Lenn T Sipe 9/6/1896 & Minnie (Starr) Sipe (9/22/1901) Any information on Wilber B Starr 8/13/1869 & Annabell(Martin)Starr 6/16/1875 Married 4/1/1896 their children Milford Starr (9/10/1899)Birth (11/23/1946)died Minnie A Starr (9/22/1901) (2/12/1989) Nettie E Starr (4/2/1905) (4/2/1957) Wlbur R Starr (2/24/1912) (12/28/1954) Albert J. Starr (8/27/1915) |
Philip J. Baker Home Page
Genealogy Report: Ancestors of Philip Joseph Baker My ancestor geneaolgy come from Pennsylvania notably from Blair and Cambria Counties. My Father's side of the Family comes from Ireland while my Mother's side comes from Germany. |
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/b/a/i/Dorothy-Lee-Bailey/index.html
InterneTree: Rachel Baxter (Beixter) |
My Genealogy Home Page
InterneTree: Taylor Anne Hurray (Baber) |
Howard Brooks Austin
Howard Brooks Austin: Surname List |
The Fagan Family Home Page
My Grandfather Douglas Charles Fagan was born in Boston about 1867 and was married to Delia Brigette Murray of Gallway, Ireland, late in the 1890's. The Children from that marrage were, Helen Fagan Donovan, Lillian Mary Fagan Pye, John Joseph Fagan, Daniel Fagan, Margaret Fagan Levins, Catherine Fagan, Mary Fagan, Douglas Charles Fagan, Charles William Fagan, and Robert Paul Fagan.I am the daughter of Charles William Fagan. Douglas Charles Fagan had a brother who went by the name of Barney Fagan, and was an entertainer in the early 1900's. |
Phillips -- Oliver of Washington County, Tennessee
InterneTree: Kenneth W Anderson Phillips -- Oliver of Washington County, Tennessee: Surname List |
The Howard Dale Agar Family of Ontario, Canada.
InterneTree: All-in-One Tree of William Harland\r\n\r\nGenealogy Report: Ancestors of William Harland\r\n |
Becker Fagan Genealogy
A genealogy study of our family lines in England, Germany, KY, MD, MO, MS, NC, SC, TN, VA |
A Page For My Family And Yours
Additional information includes Cemetery Readings, charts, (2)Paf's, article and research material. |
Virtual Family Reunion
Includes notes on McAdams from Pittsburg City Directory from the 1800's. Also notes from The Allegheny County Mairriage Docket. |
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