At 12:11am on September 24, 2016, Karen Martin said…
Yes, We are descended from Nathaniel Merrill. Nathaniel Merrill and Joanna Kinney would be my 8th great grandparents.
I'm working on writing up the story of Sherman, it's pretty interesting and a bit scandalous.
At 6:13am on September 22, 2015, april kelly said…
thank you, how have you been
At 6:34pm on September 14, 2015, Jack Shreve said…
Hey Caren, I thought of something you may not know. Caleb and Daniel Shreve had a sister Mary Sheffield who was an ancestor of Stephen A. Douglas, debater of Abraham Lincoln. You can verify this on his ahnentafel available at Famouskin.com. On the matter of what Huttel means, I found that in parts of Bavaria, Huttler means "carpenter." The u has an umlaut over it, so that's why it was changed to Huettel in English because we don't have an umlaut. Jack
At 4:16pm on September 14, 2015, Jack Shreve said…
Hi Caren. Thanks for your two lines. It seems our lines split off in both cases right immediately after immigration. Thomas Shreve or Sheriff had Caleb and Daniel, and Richard Haines had Richard and Joseph (born after the death of his father at sea). Bet you don't have any posthumous ancestors like that. On another subject, Huettel sounds like it could be Amish. Is it? And do you know what it means in German? I am really into the meanings of surnames. Thanks, Jack
At 8:12pm on September 13, 2015, Jack Shreve said…
Hi Caren,
We may be closer related thru the Haines family (Richard who died sea in 1682) than thru the Shreves, who split off in New England with Caleb (your ancestor?) going to New Jersey and Daniel (mine) eventually off to Virginia.
The Knapp's that I am closely related to come from Joseph, who, I believe was born in Prussia in August 1790 and immigrated to the US by 1840 when he shows up in Buffalo, NY. He is my 2nd GGF. I do have a Nicholas Knopp way back in my ancestry. He lived in Suffolk England in the 1600's. I am related to him through along series of marriages.
Hi Caren, Thanks for the welcome. Yes Ivins and Ivens are variants, however, we have never found a link between the PA/MD Ivens family and the NJ Ivins'. However, my husband was friends with Jimmy (James) Ivins from Riverside NJ before he passed away at a young age. We are still in touch with his son and I have a distant cousin on my paternal grandmother's side who is friends with Frank Ivins from NJ. Really is a small world when we start to search.
I just read your comment on the chat page as to who your 17th Great grand parents are The Courteneys they are mine as well they take a long line through an Irish convict that was sent to Australia, down to me.
I'm a bit new to this but it appears that my family was from Joseph Peck (Beccles 1587).
In trying to trace the family back from Joseph to John Peck of Belton through the Pedigree of Peck,I find that there appears to be some controversy over whether Joseph Peck's grandfather, Robert Peck of Beccles, was the son of John Peck of Wakefield' according to the Committee on English and Foreign Research. If you have any clarification this issue, I would appreciate hearing from you.
HI, Caren! Sorry for the delay in replying. my Mayflower people are from Francis Warren and Francis Cooke. Eventually I plan to research farther back than 1620, but for now I'm working on my father's side, the Stecker/Stechers and Hochbaums in Germany.
caren,,Im working to locate where my oldest brother maurice R Cobb Jr was born,,,6/29/42..Was to be FortDevins Mass. My other brother born Brat.my dad was still
in army,so how was I able to get my brother Lyle R Cobb doc.NOT oldest.??Less it was my dad & NOT my mom..??
Hi Caren,,Nelson W French was gramp/gram was Lydia Styles.He end up a widow & mar Viola Knight/servant lady..Her parents Moses H Knight//Emmalione L Skinner....Harriet Proctor mar Peter Knight/they had Ethel/Harriet was french..?
Nice to meet you to Caren and thank you for the warm welcome. I am a Williams by marriage. My husband's family is from Enfield and Halifax Counties. NC.
My grandmother (maternal) was a Purcell. Her father was James Purcell b. 9-2-1866 Mich. d. 12-15-1960 (Mich) m. Anna Metzger b.5-4-1880 Mich. d. 4-10-1957 Mich. James Purcell's father I believe was from Kilkenny, Ireland. His fathers name was Antony Metzger (Anthony Metzger) born in Germany. I had my husband & brother both do tests on Family Tree & it is believed that my mother's Irish line & my husband's Irish line are way back cousins but I'll probably never be able to make the connection.
Caren - I guess I am not friends with maddie here so I can't link her the Wallis document. I'll give it to you since you are related also. www.onentofl.com/chfamregwallis.html is the direct link. It is on my www.chaseyourtale.com site under Family Registers
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Yes, We are descended from Nathaniel Merrill. Nathaniel Merrill and Joanna Kinney would be my 8th great grandparents.
I'm working on writing up the story of Sherman, it's pretty interesting and a bit scandalous.
thank you, how have you been
Hey Caren, I thought of something you may not know. Caleb and Daniel Shreve had a sister Mary Sheffield who was an ancestor of Stephen A. Douglas, debater of Abraham Lincoln. You can verify this on his ahnentafel available at Famouskin.com. On the matter of what Huttel means, I found that in parts of Bavaria, Huttler means "carpenter." The u has an umlaut over it, so that's why it was changed to Huettel in English because we don't have an umlaut. Jack
Hi Caren. Thanks for your two lines. It seems our lines split off in both cases right immediately after immigration. Thomas Shreve or Sheriff had Caleb and Daniel, and Richard Haines had Richard and Joseph (born after the death of his father at sea). Bet you don't have any posthumous ancestors like that. On another subject, Huettel sounds like it could be Amish. Is it? And do you know what it means in German? I am really into the meanings of surnames. Thanks, Jack
Hi Caren,
We may be closer related thru the Haines family (Richard who died sea in 1682) than thru the Shreves, who split off in New England with Caleb (your ancestor?) going to New Jersey and Daniel (mine) eventually off to Virginia.
Jack
The Knapp's that I am closely related to come from Joseph, who, I believe was born in Prussia in August 1790 and immigrated to the US by 1840 when he shows up in Buffalo, NY. He is my 2nd GGF. I do have a Nicholas Knopp way back in my ancestry. He lived in Suffolk England in the 1600's. I am related to him through along series of marriages.
Hi Caren, Thanks for the welcome. Yes Ivins and Ivens are variants, however, we have never found a link between the PA/MD Ivens family and the NJ Ivins'. However, my husband was friends with Jimmy (James) Ivins from Riverside NJ before he passed away at a young age. We are still in touch with his son and I have a distant cousin on my paternal grandmother's side who is friends with Frank Ivins from NJ. Really is a small world when we start to search.
Kay
Thanks for the warm welcome. Where did you find my names, at my homepage?
G'day Caren
I just read your comment on the chat page as to who your 17th Great grand parents are The Courteneys they are mine as well they take a long line through an Irish convict that was sent to Australia, down to me.
No. I may have seen that name in the Chat. (Just saw your question).
I'm a bit new to this but it appears that my family was from Joseph Peck (Beccles 1587).
In trying to trace the family back from Joseph to John Peck of Belton through the Pedigree of Peck,I find that there appears to be some controversy over whether Joseph Peck's grandfather, Robert Peck of Beccles, was the son of John Peck of Wakefield' according to the Committee on English and Foreign Research. If you have any clarification this issue, I would appreciate hearing from you.
HI, Caren! Sorry for the delay in replying. my Mayflower people are from Francis Warren and Francis Cooke. Eventually I plan to research farther back than 1620, but for now I'm working on my father's side, the Stecker/Stechers and Hochbaums in Germany.
caren,,Im working to locate where my oldest brother maurice R Cobb Jr was born,,,6/29/42..Was to be FortDevins Mass. My other brother born Brat.my dad was still
in army,so how was I able to get my brother Lyle R Cobb doc.NOT oldest.??Less it was my dad & NOT my mom..??
Hi Caren,,Nelson W French was gramp/gram was Lydia Styles.He end up a widow & mar Viola Knight/servant lady..Her parents Moses H Knight//Emmalione L Skinner....Harriet Proctor mar Peter Knight/they had Ethel/Harriet was french..?
Nice to meet you to Caren and thank you for the warm welcome. I am a Williams by marriage. My husband's family is from Enfield and Halifax Counties. NC.
My grandmother (maternal) was a Purcell. Her father was James Purcell b. 9-2-1866 Mich. d. 12-15-1960 (Mich) m. Anna Metzger b.5-4-1880 Mich. d. 4-10-1957 Mich. James Purcell's father I believe was from Kilkenny, Ireland. His fathers name was Antony Metzger (Anthony Metzger) born in Germany. I had my husband & brother both do tests on Family Tree & it is believed that my mother's Irish line & my husband's Irish line are way back cousins but I'll probably never be able to make the connection.
Caren - Direct link to Moses W. Downs Bible. www.onentofl.com/chbibledownsmos.html
Caren - I guess I am not friends with maddie here so I can't link her the Wallis document. I'll give it to you since you are related also. www.onentofl.com/chfamregwallis.html is the direct link. It is on my www.chaseyourtale.com site under Family Registers
Thank you Caren; yes I am descended from Vorhees, Wyckoff, etc; I am excited to meet my cousins!
Thanks for being my first friend here.
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