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Charmain Barnes Black replied to Stan Arney's discussion Q? about Cemeteries"I agree with Kyla Rogers' points. Findagrave has lots of info but sadly some of the graves are located on private property and the grave areas are not protected and the livestock trample the dickens out of the area (don't get me…"
Kyla Rogers replied to Stan Arney's discussion Q? about Cemeteries"Many of these cemeteries are now on privately owned land. I have had wonderful luck with asking those property owners to go view the cemetery and many of the headstones survived albeit rather damaged and deteriorated. I know in the new England area…"
Stan Arney added a discussion to the group Tennessee
Peter Arney 1772-1845
I have always been perplexed, as to why the early ARNEY researchers, assumed Peter Arney left Lincoln County, North Carolina, and went to the area of Wythe County, Virginia, where he supposedly married Margaret (maiden name/surname unknown), began having children, then moved on to the "Cumberland area" between Kentucky & Tennessee, around 1799.This would mean, that while he was in the "Cumberland area" (between Kentucky & Tennessee), his wife, Margaret, must have stayed in Virginia,…See More
Stan Arney posted a discussionQ? about Cemeteries
Q? about Cemeteries We all know the United States came into being, with the Declaration of Independence, in 1776. We also know, that many white settlers were living here, much earlier, some of our Ancestors arriving as early as the 1600's, if not even earlier. So, where did they bury, all these people? Can we actually find the "grave markers" of our earliest Ancestors? What was the process whereby a "Cemetery", may be "decommissioned", abandoned, and allowed to be used for other purposes?…See More
Stan Arney added a discussion to the group TennesseeMy Tennessee Ancestors from my Paternal Line with wives
My Tennessee Ancestors, my "Paternal Line" of Arney's and wives, etc.My Father: Jerry Kenneth Arney, Sr. (1938-1998)My Grandfather's LineHis Parents: Stanley Goble ARNEY (1909-1979) & Bertha Claudine MELTON (1914-2012)His Parents: Otha Jouett ARNEY (1875-1956) & Nancy Lucy Creacy SMITH (1877-1956)His Parents: William Ervin ARNEY (1841-1887) & Sarah "Sallie" JOUETT (1841-1925)His Parents: Matthew ARNEY (1816-1902) & Wife1 Sarah Sallie FARRIS (1818-1840) Wife2 Sarah Sallie PATRICK…See More
Stan Arney replied to Stan Arney's discussion Need ideas of alternative sources besides the US Federal Census in the group Tennessee"Well, I wish someone wrote about Overton County, Tennessee, as well as they did about Wilson County"
Tiffani Dowler replied to Stan Arney's discussion Need ideas of alternative sources besides the US Federal Census in the group Tennessee"Stan,
Don't know if you are still here or not, but one source I have found to be useful is county histories. For instance, The Goodspeed History of Wilson County, Tennessee which can be found HERE."
Stan Arney replied to Stan Arney's discussion Question about research strategies in the group Pennsylvania Ancestors"Jacob Arney (????-1782)
We do not know who his Parents and Siblings were, and where were each of them born.
So let us take a look, at the families "surrounding" him.
Jacob ARNEY married his 1st Wife, Anna Ursula…"
Stan Arney replied to Stan Arney's discussion Question about research strategies in the group Pennsylvania Ancestors"Kate, I would deeply and sincerely appreciate it."
Kate Wagner replied to Stan Arney's discussion Question about research strategies in the group Pennsylvania Ancestors"Standard reply. The family files can be a treasure trove or like in my case, a lot of recent obits and an ages old letter from someone inquiring about the Turnbaugh family who is now deceased. I will look into the family file when I head up to…"
Stan Arney replied to Stan Arney's discussion Question about research strategies in the group Pennsylvania Ancestors"Kate,
I also wrote York County Heritage Trust, and received two responses (see below):
What do you think of what they said?
Thank you, for your time, consideration, and cooperation, I truly appreciate it.
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Kate Wagner replied to Stan Arney's discussion Question about research strategies in the group Pennsylvania Ancestors"Try this link:
http://immigrantships.net/bremenproj/bremenproject.html
Also, familiarize yourself with the German naming conventions: http://www.kerchner.com/germname.htm
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Stan Arney replied to Stan Arney's discussion Question about research strategies in the group Pennsylvania Ancestors"Kate,
As far as Anna Elisabeth ERNY, Parents: Jacob and Anna Ursula
She was the fourth "known" child, of Jacob Arney and Anna Ursula KRON.
Their other 3 children:
Christian "Christy" Arney, Sr. (1750-1834)
Adam…"
Kate Wagner replied to Stan Arney's discussion Question about research strategies in the group Pennsylvania Ancestors"Stan (call me Kate :) ), I'll be glad to look for records at the heritage trust. I've gone the route of the archives before and they were only able to locate one deed for me and it was discouraging. That's why I swear by doing…"
Stan Arney added a discussion to the group North Carolina Genealogy Records
Need help locating where a land survey would have been located
My Ancestor, Jacob Arney, purchased 200 acres of land, in Tryon County, North Carolina, in 1772.I have attempted to transcribe what it says:Surveyed For Jacob Arney Two Hundred Acres of Land in Tryon County on the South side of the South fork of the Catawba River Including His own improvement Beginning at a Maple on the Bank of South Fork Phiffers corner --- Running Thence with Said Line South 30 West 100 poles to a White thence North 50 West 100 poles to a Black Oak thence North 30 East 100…See More
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Jacob Arney mystery
I seek to solve the mystery of Jacob Arney, who died in Lincoln County, North Carolina in 1784.
Part of the dilemma is that this Jacob Arney has been wrongfully tied to a Frederick Ernigh, who arrived in the USA in 1732. Most researchers of this particular line of Arneys tie this Jacob to Frederick, incorrectly. Dr. Tom Rider, who was one of the few who began this research, back in the early 1950's, also made such an assumption. Then in researching the Pennsylvania State Archives,… Continue
Part of the dilemma is that this Jacob Arney has been wrongfully tied to a Frederick Ernigh, who arrived in the USA in 1732. Most researchers of this particular line of Arneys tie this Jacob to Frederick, incorrectly. Dr. Tom Rider, who was one of the few who began this research, back in the early 1950's, also made such an assumption. Then in researching the Pennsylvania State Archives,… Continue
Posted on July 20, 2009 at 2:29pm
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- At 5:06pm on October 21, 2013,
Ron White said… Hello, I am not a member of this family but I have someones years of work on the Arney family... I would love to talk to someone who is interested in having this book.. I saved it from going to the trash .. I do family research and I know how valuable all this is ... Please someone in the Arney family needs this... Help.. rongin@sbcglobal.net
- At 4:35pm on May 1, 2011,
Lisa A. (Thamm) Spegal said… - Arney Family Beginning with Jacob Arney Born 1729 Elizabeth Hall Born 1731… (Donated by: William K. Skomp) http://www.lintonpl.lib.in.us/indiana/finding-aids/familyhistories/
- At 8:43pm on March 7, 2011,
Erin Bradford (freeaainnc) said… - I actually do not work at NCSA, I work in the library. It shares a building, but 2 separate entities. My suggestion is to see if you can find someone who lives out here that can go and make a transcription of the will for you. Even if you request another copy, it may not be any better and a waste of money. Check with the NC group on here. I would do it myself, but it creates a job conflict and when I was hired for this job (genealogy reference librarian) I was told I had to stop doing lookups for people. I used to do this for people no charge all the time and I know there are others out there who do it, too; just have to find them.
- At 4:08pm on February 20, 2011, Lisa A. (Thamm) Spegal said…
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