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At 5:51pm on November 9, 2009, Andrea Jenkins said…: What is your favor? I only got that your great-grandmother is buried in Ocala.

At 5:19pm on November 9, 2009, James P. LaLone said…: Ok, I have
Georgina Estelle HAGERMAN b. 11 Sep 1867 Buffalo Grove, IA, d. 7 Mar 1966 (WHERE?)
m. (WHEN, WHERE?)
to Riley WARD (b. WHEN, WHERE?), Parents (?)

Georgina is d/o John Gideon HAGAMAN, b. 1 Jan 1840 Rochester, Monroe Co., NY, d. 20 Aug 1937 Livonia, Livingston Co., NY

m. 19 Nov 1863 Rochester, Monroe Co., NY to Julia Levitt TITUS, b. 30 Oct 1844/5 Rochester, Monroe Co., NY, d. 30 May 1915 (WHERE?), d/o ?

Is this the right family? I have more data as well as questions, thanks, Jim.

At 4:44pm on November 9, 2009, James P. LaLone said…: Again, who is you HEGEMAN (immediate) ancestor?

Adrian is also mine then through his son Henry.

Jim.

At 3:44pm on November 9, 2009, James P. LaLone said…: So who are your HAGEMAN ancestors? Jim.

At 8:36pm on November 7, 2009, Lori Rhoden said…: No, we had snow but most of it is gone now. I have a wedding next weekend. My daughter is getting married. I will check out a few things here though and see if I can find out anything for you.

At 8:17pm on November 7, 2009, Lori Rhoden said…: Give me some particulars and I will see if I can find out anything. I cannot go to Moose Jaw at least now. Have a wedding coming up and in the winter roads can get nasty here.

At 8:12pm on November 7, 2009, Lori Rhoden said…: Do you know which cemetery they are in?

At 7:51pm on November 7, 2009, Lori Rhoden said…: It takes close to four and a half hours from here to Moose Jaw. Are you searching for family in Moose Jaw?

At 10:32pm on October 26, 2009, Kathryn Brannigan Walizer said…: Clarence Edwin Titus in "A Titus Genealogy: The Direct Line of Descent of Titus Syrach De Vries" wrote:
"Under English rule in America it became compulsory to take a permanent surname. Since the Dutch traditionally used the patronymic naming system (identification by the father's given name), the children and descendants of Titus and Jannetje adopted and kept the surname Titus."

From "The Dutch Titus Family" by Frank H. Titus (notes)
Immigrated to this country at an early date. Part owner of gristmill operated by horsepower in New Utrecht in 1660. He was Lieut. of an Infantry Co. of Flatbush in 1673, and was probably promoted as he is also styled "Captain" . That he was probably of the noble De Vrie family of Holland is indicated not only by his name, which should have been Titus Syrachs simply had he been of the commonality, but more suggestively tht some of his children were at least baptised as Tryntje Titus DeVries , Syrach Titus De Vries, etc

kathryn

I have a file on Titus will have to look for it this week

At 7:27pm on October 12, 2009, John Bradley said…: Hi Maggie;

I have the baptism records for Philias Sabourin; Edmund Sabourin; Blanche Sabourin; Diana Sabourin And Arthur Sabourin. They are all in French. Can you handle that or do you want me to translate? You can e-mail me at jas.bradley@xplornet.com if you want copies.

At 2:04pm on October 12, 2009, Victoria Davis said…: Maggie, will see what I can get for you on the Sabourin family. Have limited time due to a little one, but should be able to send you something. Do you have an email I could send some screen shots to?

At 5:42pm on October 10, 2009, GeneJ said…: I Maggie:

Your posting to the comment wall of the group, Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and found is mostly a duplication of the challenge you posted HERE.

Please help us keep the group page organized and free of duplication by consolidating your discussion related items by either replying to your challenge, "John Ward," or editing your original posting. After you have made the corrections, one of us should delete the duplication/comment you made to the Most Wanted wall.

Separately, in our earlier exchange, you indicated you had information about Calvin; I've asked that you share the sources and specifics that you have about Calvin. At least for me, such information would form the basis of research I might contribute to your challenge.

Thank you for supporting the group, Most Wanted. --GJ

At 8:04am on October 3, 2009, Bill Bienia said…: Thanks Maggie, All of the Forsyths have lived in Ontario since emigrating from Ireland between 1844 and 1851. I have't done enough research in Ireland to know if any of the descendants of the siblings of the immigrant ancestor who stayed in Ireland moved elsewhere, such as the U.S.

At 11:56am on September 26, 2009, Carolyn Springfield-Harvey said…: My Stone family was from Yadkin County, North Carolina.

At 4:12pm on September 21, 2009, Irene Cooper said…: Hi Maggie, Thank you for your message.I have only just started the Cooper tree, but I will keep you informed if I come a cross those's names. Regards Irene

At 11:53am on September 21, 2009, Frances Hagaman Vannest Powell said…: Yes, it's my understanding that the original immigrants, and probably the ancestors of most of the Hagamans, Hagermans, Hagemans and Hegemans in the United States were Adriaen Hegeman and Catherine Margrits. We've traced our family line back to them, though now we've started the Hagaman Family Project on Family Tree DNA to see if we can get DNA matches on the male Y-DNA among those who have documented their ancestory back to Adreaen and Catherine Margrits. We're also starting a new web site at www.Hagaman.net. It's just a shell right now, but we'll have it up and going ASAP.

At 6:12am on September 21, 2009, Jodi Lynn Spade Roessler said…: No I'm sorry but Hagaman is unfamiliar to me. Best wishes!

At 5:18am on September 18, 2009, Kenneth Rury said…: The farthest my coopers go back are to Maryland 1766.

At 5:14pm on September 17, 2009, Earl Cain said…: My Cobb's are from S. Jersey. Washington Twp., Burlington County (at least in their latter lives). Thomas Cobb 1762-1841 - I believe was in the Rev War as a Continental Soldier - a member of the "Jersey Blues"- Thomas may have been from a bit further North when he was born and served in the Rev. I haven't proved that service yet, but will soon. Thomas had a son Constant that married Deborah Ford. Deb is dau. of Stephen Ford - Stephen is my gggg-grandfather and fought in the Rev. War. I also have William Cobb - 1805. They may be related, not sure yet.