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Re: #SurnameShoutOut
#surnameshoutout
Below are my Berks County ancestors:
1. Edward Davi(e)s (d. 1827 in Maidencreek Twp., Berks Co., PA - m. Elizabeth 2. Johannes Jacob Dunkel (1703-1787) m. Anna Margaret Diehl 3. Elizabeth Rosina Diehl (1677-1767) m. Jacob Dunkel 4. Johannes Henrich Kerst (1707-1739) m. Eva Rosina Ritter 5. Jacob Epler (d. 1820) m. Maria Magdalene 6. Peter Schweitzer (1732-1798) m. Elizabeth Heffelfinger 7. William Gilbert (1821-1889) m. Rachel Royer 8. George Kohl (1727-1810) m. Catharina 9. Johannes Hans Hoffert (1734-1788) m. Elisabeth Stihli 10. Peter Eshelman 11. Peter White m. Catherine 12. Jacob Remp m. Catherine 13. John Zerbe m. Barbara Schweitzer 14. Matthias Keffer (1708-1766) m. Anna Maria Eckenrode 15. Johann Leonard Spang 16. James Lewis m. Susanna Greath 17. George Weidner m. Elizabeth Schmehl 18. John Philip Breidenstine m. Hannah Lebo 19. Paul Lebo m. Anna Kuntzman |
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Just celebrated 75 years marriage, then passes: Rasor/Wion/Herr/Longancker/Shank/Reist/Brubaker/Hershey/Weybright/Geiger/Fetters/Eby/Forney/
From Patrick McGarry
Just celebrated their 75th in picture, but sadly Roger died after (obit and genealogy at bottom)(1st cousin to genealogist Leo Rasor): [image: Roger and Glenna Rasor] Roger and Glenna Rasor View Roger Rasor's Obituary on tdn-net.com and share memories <> View Roger Rasor's Obituary on tdn-net.com and share memories TIPP CITY ¡ª Roger L. Rasor, age 96, of Tipp City, passed away on Sunday, October 14, 2018 at his residence. He... <> TIPP CITY ¡ª Roger and Glenna Rasor will celebrate their 75th wedding anniversary on Sunday, Oct. 21, at the Tipp City United Methodist Church from 2-4 p.m. The event will be hosted by their children Bruce, Gary Timothy and their families. They were married on Oct. 23, 1943 in Macon, Georgia. TIPP CITY ¡ª Roger L. Rasor, age 96, of Tipp City, passed away on Sunday, October 14, 2018 at his residence. He was born on July 16, 1922 in Troy to the late Daniel B. Rasor and Naomi (Wion) Rasor. Roger is survived by his wife of 75 years: Glenna M. (Lesher) Rasor; children: Bruce Rasor of Springfield; Gary A. Rasor of Columbus; and Timothy B. (Lynne) Rasor of New London, WI; grandchildren: Renee (Jim) Downhower of Columbus; Ryan Rasor of Columbus; Heather (Ted) Watter of Sykesville, MD; Nevin Rasor of Milwaukee, WI; Dr. Zachary Rasor of Roanoke, VA; and Paul Rasor of Conifer, CO; and great grandchildren: Megan, Ellie and Max. In addition to his parents, Roger was preceded in death by 2 brothers and 2 sisters. Roger was a graduate of Elizabeth High School. He also served in the US Army Air Corp in WWII for 3 years, 3 months and 3 days. Roger was a member of the United Methodist Church, Monroe Grange, and Dayton Dulcimer Club. He loved music including playing guitar and harmonica. Roger was a building contractor, carpenter, area farmer and also taught carpentry at Greenville High School. Funeral service will be held at 11:30 AM on Saturday, October 20, 2018 at Tipp City United Methodist Church with Pastor Dan Glover officiating. Interment will be at Maple Hill Cemetery, Tipp City with military honors provided by VFW Honor Guard. Friends may call from 9:30 AM to 11:30AM on Saturday, October 20, 2018 prior to the service. Memorial contributions may be made to Tipp City United Methodist Church, 8 West Main Street, Tipp City, Ohio 45371. Condolences may be expressed to the family at www.bairdfuneralhome.com. Rasor Family Tree Rodger L. Rasor B:1923 Miami County, Ohio, USA M: D: Daniel B. Rasor B:19 September 1882 Ohio, USA M:19 January 1904 Darke County, Ohio, USA D:14 March 1958 Miami County, Ohio, USA Josiah Rasor B:8 December 1844 Ohio, USA M:7 February 1872 Ohio, USA D:16 October 1932 Ohio, USA David Rasor Sr. B:30 March 1817 Ohio, USA M:abt 1837 Ohio, USA D:1 May 1863 Ohio, USA Daniel Rasor B:26 November 1785 USA D:26 February 1859 Ohio, USA Elizabeth Weybright B:18 July 1785 USA D:12 August 1831 Ohio, USA Mary Herr B:6 October 1819 USA M:abt 1837 Ohio, USA D:17 December 1886 Ohio, USA Samuel L. Herr Sr. B:26 October 1796 USA D:4 November 1868 Ohio, USA Frances Long B:17 May 1797 USA D:17 April 1872 Ohio, USA Catherine Ann Longenecker B:11 September 1853 Ohio, USA M:7 February 1872 Ohio, USA D:8 November 1928 Ohio, USA Daniel Longenecker B:15 September 1822 Ohio, USA M:2 July 1848 Ohio, USA D:14 September 1855 Ohio, USA Samuel Longenecker B:5 April 1789 USA D:14 September 1852 Ohio, USA Anna Shank B:19 November 1790 USA D:5 December 1847 Ohio, USA Eve Fetters B:1823 Ohio, USA M:2 July 1848 Ohio, USA D:aft 1860 Samuel Fetters B:1790 Pennsylvania, USA D:1864 Ohio, USA Catherine Fouts B:1804 North Carolina, USA D:1864 Ohio, USA Naomi Wion B:19 January 1884 Darke County, Ohio, USA M:19 January 1904 Darke County, Ohio, USA D:7 October 1976 Miami County, Ohio, USA John Daniel Rasor B:1755 Worms, Hessen, Germany M:1775 Pennsylvania, USA D:16 November 1816 Clay, Ohio, USA Franz Konrad Rasor B:1731 Worms, Hessen, Germany M: D:1789 Worms, Hessen, Germany Georg Jakob Rasor B:1702 Worms, Hessen, Germany M: D:1772 Worms, Hessen, Germany Anna Regina Herzberg B:1702 Worms, Hessen, Germany M: D: Lantz B:abt 1731 M: D: Elizabeth Katherine Forney B:1755 Berks County, Pennsylvania, USA M:1775 Pennsylvania, USA D:1796 Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, USA Peter Forney B:abt 1723 Pennsylvania, USA M: D: Barbara Eby B:abt 1739 Pennsylvania, USA M: D: Rasor Family Tree Elizabeth Weybright B:18 July 1785 Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, USA M:4 April 1810 Montgomery County, Ohio, USA D:12 August 1831 Montgomery County, Ohio, USA Martin Weybright B:3 March 1756 Pennsylvania, USA M: D:3 January 1827 Ohio, USA Johann Martin Weybright B:24 December 1715 Germany M: D:27 January 1774 USA Hans Martin Weybright B:1689 Germany M: D:11 March 1750 USA Johannes George Weybright B:1654 Germany D:1695 Germany Sabina Fuchs B:1649 Germany D:1719 Germany Margaretha Hoffman B:1693 Germany M: D:1741 Pennsylvania, USA Andreas Hoffman B:abt 1660 Germany D: Anna Catharina Mann B:abt 1660 Germany D: Elizabeth Geyer Mueller B:9 November 1723 Germany M: D:19 September 1803 USA Mary Elizabeth Geiger B:25 November 1753 Pennsylvania, USA M: D:1830 Montgomery County, Ohio, USA Johann George Geiger B:abt 1720 M: D: Catherine Elizabeth B:abt 1720 M: D: Rasor Family Tree Samuel L. Herr Sr. B:26 October 1796 Lebanon County, Pennsylvania, USA M: D:4 November 1868 Union, Montgomery County, Ohio, USA Abraham Herr Sr. B:1762 Annville, Pennsylvania, USA M: D:1812 Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, USA Henry Herr B:1725 Pennsylvania, USA M: D:26 July 1780 Pennsylvania, USA Rudoph Herr B:abt 1701 Switzerland M: D:abt 1777 Pennsylvania, USA Abraham Herr B:abt 1670 Switzerland D:abt 1756 Pennsylvania, USA Anne Meyer Bare B:abt 1670 Germany D:abt 1725 Pennsylvania, USA Barbara Brubaker B:abt 1700 M: D: Esther Hershey B:1732 Germany M: D:1780 Pennsylvania, USA Christian Hershey B:abt 1700 M: D: Esther Egli B:abt 1700 M: D: Anna Reist B:26 August 1767 Pennsylvania, USA M: D:1 October 1831 Pennsylvania, USA Abraham Reist B:abt 1740 M: D: Elizabeth D' Metz B:abt 1740 M: D: Rasor Family Tree Samuel Longenecker B:5 April 1789 Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, USA M:2 October 1810 D:14 September 1852 Darke County, Ohio, USA Daniel Longenecker B:abt 1765 Pennsylvania, USA M: D: Mary Magdelena "Marie" Fritz B:abt 1765 M: D: Rasor Family Tree Samuel Fetters B:1790 Bedford County, Pennsylvania, USA M: D:1864 Montgomery County, Ohio, USA Peter Fetters B:1765 Bedford, Pennsylvania, USA M:1800 D:1840 Elkhart, Indiana, USA Johan Michael Fetters B:2 December 1727 Germany M: D:1789 Pennsylvania, USA Maria Catherine Schmied B:20 March 1730 USA M: D:15 September 1796 USA Eve Margaret Wisegiver B:abt 1765 Pennsylvania, USA M:1800 D:Indiana, USA |
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Re: Seaman
Thank you, Connie. If I can help you with any information, just let me know.
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From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Connie Oberholser Sent: Sunday, February 9, 2020 4:31 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [PABERKS] Seaman You are welcome to the entire tree. It is there for others to use. Not all it absolutely proven so prove them out if I don't have much documentation. I began adding the Seamans as I was interested in Magdalena Kauffman Married to Jacob Kline b 1795. I have several connecting names to that line like Kissel and Rinehart and Lehman and back to Gabriel Morrison m Elizabeth Swarts b 1779 in NY as her Hessian father was fighting in the Amer Rev. her father William is my 3rd ggrandfather. So your Seamans are twiglets but you are welcome to all that is there, Cuz. Connie |
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Re: Seaman
Thanks Mary For all the Info. We may wish to use our emails when replying with a lot of materials. Though others will appreciate and may use what you sent if they are not on one of the three or four tree programs.
From what I see of other trees and finding no solid info for Catherine, she can't be a second spouse as Maria dies the year after Ludwig..IF she was a first spouse then the first child or so may be hers or most likely she died in childbirth of the first child, which I see in my research most likely. Then too that spouse may be forgotten or never known to the children who are passing down the info. Just my thoughts. Connie |
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Re: Seaman
You are welcome to the entire tree. It is there for others to use. Not all it absolutely proven so prove them out if I don't have much documentation.
I began adding the Seamans as I was interested in Magdalena Kauffman Married to Jacob Kline b 1795. I have several connecting names to that line like Kissel and Rinehart and Lehman and back to Gabriel Morrison m Elizabeth Swarts b 1779 in NY as her Hessian father was fighting in the Amer Rev. her father William is my 3rd ggrandfather. So your Seamans are twiglets but you are welcome to all that is there, Cuz. Connie |
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Re: Seaman
Hi, Bess.
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The Seaman people you list were from England. I know this because I researched them lightly many years ago. The surname I am researching was spelled S?man (S?man) or S?mann (S?mann) in German. It got 'Americanized' to Seaman (plus 9 other spellings). Johann left his father, Johann Jacob, and two brothers behind in Obermoschel, Germany and came here with his wife, brother, and sister. He was 26 years old; and was the Patriarch of the family here in this country because he was the oldest. I cannot imagine taking on such responsibility at that age. My 2x Gr Grandfather changed the spelling of the surname to Sayman when he left Berks County to go to Sullivan County because he wanted it pronounced as it would have been in Germany. At least, that's what he told the family genealogist. Thank you for sharing your information. Every little bit helps. Mary -----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Bess Butler Sent: Saturday, February 8, 2020 5:52 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [PABERKS] Seaman None of this will probably help, but in my family file, I have 5 individuals with Seaman surnames who married cousins of mine: Rachael Seaman m. Solomon Doty (born about 1691) from probably Plymouth MA Phebe Seaman b. 3 May 1795 - 30 Jul 1853 m. Epenetus Fleet Homer Seaman m. Phoebe Eveline Bonham b. 11 Dec 1861 Elizabeth Seaman b. 9 may 1815 NY - 9 Feb 1900 MI m. Augustus Wright Leggett b. 11 jun 1816 NY - 12 Jan 1885 MI Eliza Jane Seaman b. 1855 NY - aft 1920 m. Levi Lewis Ruckman b. 8 aug 1849 NJ - bef 1891 AR On 2/8/2020 2:23 PM, Mary Sayman wrote: Hello, Connie. |
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Re: Seaman
None of this will probably help, but in my family file, I have 5 individuals with Seaman surnames who married cousins of mine:
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Rachael Seaman m. Solomon Doty (born about 1691) from probably Plymouth MA Phebe Seaman b. 3 May 1795 - 30 Jul 1853 m. Epenetus Fleet Homer Seaman m. Phoebe Eveline Bonham b. 11 Dec 1861 Elizabeth Seaman b. 9 may 1815 NY - 9 Feb 1900 MI m. Augustus Wright Leggett b. 11 jun 1816 NY - 12 Jan 1885 MI Eliza Jane Seaman b. 1855 NY - aft 1920 m. Levi Lewis Ruckman b. 8 aug 1849 NJ - bef 1891 AR On 2/8/2020 2:23 PM, Mary Sayman wrote:
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Re: Seaman
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Here is what I have for Johann Ludwig Seaman b.1722 NR in front of a name just means Not Related in my files. I have had so many inter-family marriages where both were related (1st cousins) that I started doing that to keep my sanity. It's just what is easier for me at this point in time. Mary 1. Johann Ludwig Seaman/Saeman, 4xGGF (#10) b. Dec 16 1722 - d. Dec 12 1797 m. About 1751 NR Anna Maria Magdalena Seaman/Saeman [Geschwindt] (#13) b. May 22 1728 - d. May 24 1798 2. Eberhard SAEMAN, 3xGU b. Jul 30 1752 - d. Aug 6 1827 m.NR Catherine Seaman [Bossler] b. Jul 23 1750 - d. Jan 3 1836 3. Johann George Saeman b. Jul 25 1780 - d. May 27 1868 3. Jonathan Seaman b. Nov 13 1781 - d. Oct 21 1861 m.Jun 1 1779 Susannah Seaman [Kauffman] b. Jan 5 1780 - d. Jun 4 1836 4. George Seaman b. Dec 29 1803 - d. Nov 22 1805 4. William Kauffman Seaman b. Oct 4 1810 - d. Nov 17 1890 m.1838 Julianna Seaman [Feather] b. Sep 10 1817 - d. Nov 20 1891 4. Solomon S Seaman b. Aug 18 1812 - d. Mar 6 1896 m.After 1845 Elizabeth Seaman [Schock], Cousin b. Jul 2 1826 - d. Jan 14 1896 4. Rebecca Geschwindt [Seaman] b. Aug 21 1814 - d. Sep 14 1876 4. Elizabeth Seaman b. Apr 28 1816 - d. Nov 29 1847 4. Sarah Mengel [Seaman] b. Mar 18 1820 - d. Jul 25 1888 m.William Mengel 4. Joel Seaman b. Feb 29 1824 4. Eli Seaman b. Mar 1 1826 - d. Oct 26 1835 4. Unk Seaman 3. Maria Miller [SAEMAN] b. Nov 23 1784 - d. Sep 1 1843 m.Johannes D Miller b. Feb 13 1784 - d. Dec 20 1852 3. Catherina Schmick [SAEMAN] b. Aug 23 1786 - d. Oct 19 1855 m.Elias Schmick 3. Johannes SAEMAN b. Oct 27 1788 - d. Jan 17 1827 2. Henry Seaman, 3xGU b. 1754 2. Johannes Geschwindt Seaman, 3xGU b. Nov 25 1755 - d. Sep 9 1820 m.Nov 17 1778 NR Elisabeth Seaman [Schlappig] b. Jul 1 1754 - d. Oct 26 1824 3. Johannes SEAMAN/SAEMAN, 2xGU b. About 1779 - d. About 1869 m.NR Kathryn Seaman [Allwine] 4. Elias SEAMAN, Cousin b. 1811 m.NR Margaret Charlotte SEAMAN [Goerhing] 3. Samuel Seaman, 2xGU b. Sep 19 1779 - d. Jun 13 1874 3. Johannes George Seaman, 2xGU b. Jul 25 1780 - d. May 27 1868 m.Jan 10 1799 NR Catherine Elizabeth Seaman [Alwein] b. 1779 - d. Aug 2 1843 4. Samuel Seaman, Cousin b. Mar 23 1800 - d. Sep 21 1864 m.Apr 8 1804 NR Magdalena Seaman [Kauffman] b. Jan 30 1782 - d. May 3 1857 4. Johannes George Seaman, Jr Cousin b. Jan 6 1806 - d. Nov 14 1873 4. William Seaman, Cousin b. Apr 13 1811 - d. Jun 22 1897 4. Johannes Seaman, Cousin b. Feb 3 1812 - d. Dec 22 1894 4. Hester Elizabeth Machmer [Seaman], Cousin b. Oct 8 1816 - d. Dec 12 1839 m.NR Benneville Machmer b. About 1820 4. Elizabeth Seaman, Cousin b. Oct 8 1816 - d. Dec 12 1839 4. Reuben Seaman, Cousin b. Dec 15 1818 - d. Aug 11 1822 4. Maria Kline [Seaman], Cousin b. Nov 17 1823 - d. Feb 6 1919 m.NR Samuel Kline b. About 1818 4. Catherine Machmer [Seaman], Cousin b. About 1824 m.NR William Machmer b. About 1822 4. Eliza Geschwindt [Seaman], Cousin b. About 1825 m.NR John Geschwindt b. About 1823 4. Rebecca Loeb [Seaman], Cousin b. Jan 23 1825 - d. Nov 8 1866 m.NR William Loeb b. About 1820 4. David Seaman b. Jan 18 1827 - d. Nov 10 1908 m.Mary Seaman [Becker] b. About 1819 3. Catharine Strauss [Seaman], 2xGA b. Sep 17 1782 - d. Apr 6 1822 m.About 1802 NR Johannes Phillip (John) Strauss b. Oct 1 1779 - d. Dec 7 1855 4. Daniel Strauss, Cousin b. Oct 28 1805 - d. Feb 24 1860 3. Christiana Seaman, 2xGA b. 1788 - d. Dec 13 1860 3. Christian Seaman, 2xGU b. Oct 1 1791 3. Elizabth Seaman, 2xGA b. About 1792 3. Anna Maria Schock [Seaman], 2xGA b. Jun 22 1794 - d. Sep 20 1865 m.Jul 3 1813 NR Johann George Schock b. Feb 3 1783 - d. Nov 11 1864 4. Benneville S Schock, Cousin b. Oct 19 1814 - d. Oct 26 1892 4. Charles Seaman Schoch, Cousin b. Jul 11 1816 - d. Oct 8 1888 4. Elias Seaman Schoch, Cousin b. About Apr 19 1818 - d. Sep 12 1899 4. Mary Ann Loose [Schock], Cousin b. Feb 13 1820 - d. Aug 19 1897 4. George Schoch, Cousin b. About May 19 1822 - d. Jul 15 1839 4. Moses Seaman Schock, Cousin b. Jun 21 1824 - d. Feb 24 1915 m.NR Catharine Schock b. About 1828 4. Elizabeth Seaman [Schock], Cousin b. Jul 2 1826 - d. Jan 14 1896 m.After 1845 Solomon S Seaman b. Aug 18 1812 - d. Mar 6 1896 4. William Seaman Schock, Cousin b. About Dec 21 1828 - d. 1902 4. Sarah Ann Henne [Schock], Cousin b. Jul 17 1831 - d. Jul 26 1874 4. Henrietta SEaman HENNE [Schock], Cousin b. Feb 7 1834 - d. Feb 7 1906 4. Nathan Seaman Schock, Cousin b. Nov 29 1836 - d. Oct 15 1912 m.NR Amelia Schoch [Nies] b. Apr 24 1858 - d. Sep 7 1911 4. Willoughby Schock, Cousin b. About 1840 3. Magdalena Seaman, 2xGA b. About 1795 3. David Seaman, 2xGU b. 1795 m.NR Elizabeth Seaman [Schlappig] b. Jul 1 1754 - d. Oct 26 1824 2. Maria Magdalena Kauffman [Seaman], 3XGA b. Oct 7 1757 - d. Mar 17 1838 m.1783 Philip Kauffman b. Dec 21 1757 - d. Nov 17 1843 3. Valentine Seaman Kauffman b. Dec 22 1783 - d. Feb 28 1856 3. Jacob Kauffman b. May 16 1784 - d. Jun 14 1855 3. Philip Kauffman b. Oct 28 1785 - d. Jul 17 1847 3. Daniel Kauffman b. Jan 1 1786 - d. About 1847 3. George Kauffman b. Sep 2 1788 - d. Apr 8 1838 3. David Kauffman b. Sep 24 1790 - d. Mar 6 1868 m.Feb 26 1814 Magdalena H Kauffman [Kline] b. Apr 15 1793 - d. Jun 14 1846 4. William K Kauffman b. Mar 31 1817 - d. Dec 15 1898 m.Sep 16 1845 Elizabeth H Kauffman [Kline] b. Jan 2 1817 - d. Nov 15 1910 4. Elizabeth Anna Dove [Kauffman] b. Mar 13 1818 - d. Nov 14 1888 4. Mary Anne Rothenberger [Kauffman] b. Sep 10 1818 - d. Mar 23 1864 m.John S Rothenberger b. Mar 5 1821 - d. Dec 29 1872 4. David Kline Kauffman b. Nov 1 1820 - d. Jul 28 1897 m.NR Elizabeth Kauffman [Greim] b. About 1825 - d. Jan 6 1898 4. Sarah A. Kaufman [Kauffman] b. Aug 14 1822 - d. Nov 14 1904 4. George K Kauffman b. Aug 26 1824 - d. Jul 8 1881 4. Lavina Loose [Kauffman] b. Nov 10 1826 - d. Apr 13 1913 m.Aug 29 1847 William L. Loose 4. Catharine Spatz [Kauffman] b. Dec 20 1827 - d. Aug 5 1909 m.Aug 2 1849 Dr. John H Spatz b. Jan 30 1814 - d. Jan 4 1890 4. Matilda Daubert [Kauffman] b. Dec 7 1829 - d. Jan 16 1898 4. Levi Isaac Kauffman b. Nov 20 1831 - d. Nov 7 1900 4. Lydia Schock [Kauffman] b. Jan 2 1834 - d. Dec 4 1898 4. Deborah Kauffman b. 1835 - d. 1909 4. Rebecca Kauffman b. Feb 10 1837 - d. Jan 20 1849 3. Benjamin Kauffman b. 1795 - d. 1873 3. Magdalena Kline, Sr. [Kauffman] b. Mar 17 1796 - d. Mar 31 1866 3. Elizabeth Weber [Kauffman] b. 1797 - d. Aug 7 1856 m.(Unknown) 4. Elizabeth Kauffman b. Nov 17 1815 - d. Nov 14 1888 3. Sarah Werth ( Wert) [Kauffman] b. Oct 14 1799 - d. Dec 11 1862 3. Mollie Kaufman b. 1801 2. Jacob Seaman/Saeman, 3xGU b. About 1760 - d. 1818 2. Anna Margharetta Saeman, 3XGA b. Jan 22 1765 - d. Jan 16 1826 m.Daniel Schlappig b. Aug 26 1762 - d. Jan 21 1836 3. Catharina Schlappig b. Apr 14 1790 - d. Feb 23 1868 3. Samuel Schlappig b. Feb 20 1796 - d. Aug 26 1876 3. George Schlappig 3. Magdalena Schlappig 3. Elisabeth Schlappig 3. Susanna Schlappig m.Hollenbach m.Catherine Seaman/Saeman, 4xGGM b. About 1740 2. Ludwig SEAMAN, 3xGGF b. Sep 2 1764 - d. 1840 m. To. NR Susanna Seaman [Emerich] b. 1765 - d. Before 1787 3. Henry Seaman, 2xGU b. Mar 10 1777 - d. Feb 14 1855 m.To 1787 Justina Seaman [Schaeffer], 3xGGM b. About 1768 - d. About 1840 3. Sarah Sayman, 2xGA b. 1787 3. Anna Maria Resch [Seaman], 2xGA b. Mar 24 1795 - d. Aug 20 1877 m.NR Heinrich Resch b. Dec 1 1790 - d. May 8 1857 4. John Resch b. Nov 10 1814 - d. Jul 15 1883 m.Sarah Resch [Davidson] b. Jan 18 1816 - d. Dec 3 1887 4. Catharine Roth [Resch] b. Oct 21 1816 - d. Jun 2 1890 m.Jun 16 1838 Daniel Roth b. Apr 7 1816 - d. Oct 30 1885 4. Henry S Resch, Cousin b. Feb 1 1821 - d. Aug 5 1862 m.NR Christina Resch [Gibson] b. Sep 10 1818 - d. Mar 23 1899 4. Magdalena Burkey [Resch], Cousin b. Nov 18 1822 - d. Feb 13 1900 m.NR John Burkey b. 1818 - d. 1881 3. Benjamin Jonathan Lewis Sayman, I 2xGGF b. Sep 2 1814 - d. Feb 21 1852 m.About 1828 NR Catherine 'Kate" Seaman [Epler] b. About 1809 - d. About 1848 4. Benjamin Jonathan Lewis Sayman, II GU, II b. Apr 13 1830 - d. Jun 19 1914 m.Apr 3 1853 NR Sarah 'Sally' Sayman [Hartzig] b. Dec 25 1836 - d. May 26 1878 m.Sep 8 1879 NR Elizabeth 'Libby' Sarah Sayman [Shaffer] b. Aug 8 1859 - d. Jan 20 1929 4. Catherine 'Kate' Kershner [SEAMAN], GA b. 1832 m.Jul 2 1864 NR Emanuel Kershner b. About 1843 m.About 1850 Elizabeth 'Betsy' Hosler Sayman [Fenlin or Feulin] b. Jan 10 1811 - d. Jul 14 1901 4. Manessa Henry Sayman, GGF b. Jun 21 1851 - d. Dec 8 1937 m.Feb 21 1871 Lydia Sayman [Hunsinger], GGM b. Jun 30 1848 - d. Aug 30 1929 2. George Seaman, 3xGU b. 1765 2. Michael Saeman, 3xGU b. About 1767 - d. 1828 -----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Connie Oberholser Sent: Friday, February 7, 2020 1:58 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [PABERKS] Seaman I have Ludwig as Lewis Ludwig in my tree. My longer lines are the Kauffman Bossler and Schlappig ones. All I have for your Ludwig is what shows here. I believe if I extend your Schaffer and Emerick lines they will intermarry with my Swarts Reitz and Brosius lines of Jefferson Co. 1-Ludwig Seaman (1722-1797) +Anna Maria Geschwindt (1728-1798) 2-Everhart Seaman (1752-1827) +Catherine Bossler (1752-1836) 3-Jonathan Seaman (1781-1861) 2-John Seaman (1755-1820) +Elizabeth Schlappig (-) 3-John Seaman (-) 3-Christian Seaman (-) 3-Samuel Seaman (-) 3-Catherine Seaman (-) 3-Elizabeth Seaman (-) 3-Magdalena Seaman (-) 3-Christiana Seaman (-) 3-Maria Seaman (-) 3-George Seaman (-) 2-Maria Magdalena Seaman (1757-1838) +Phillip Kauffman (1757-1843) 3-George Kaufman (1778-1838) 3-Jacob Kauffman (1784-) 3-Daniel Kauffman (1790-) 3-Elizabeth Kauffman (1792-) 3-Benjamin Kauffman (1794-) 3-Magdalena Kauffman (1796-1866) 3-Sarah Kauffman (1799-) 2-Anna Margaretha Seaman (1756-) 2-Lewis "Ludwig" Seaman (1764-) +Susanna Emerich (-) 3-Henry Seaman (1777-) 3-Anna Maria Seaman (1775-) +Justina Schaeffer (-) 2-Jacob Seaman (1760-1818) 2-Michael Seaman (1767-1828) +Anna Resh (1770-) Bossler Catherine (1752¨C1836) . . . 1 Emerich Susanna ( ¨C ) . . . 1 Geschwindt Anna Maria (1728¨C1798) . . . 1 Kauffman Benjamin (1794¨C ) . . . 1 Daniel (1790¨C ) . . . 1 Elizabeth (1792¨C ) . . . 1 Jacob (1784¨C ) . . . 1 Magdalena (1796¨C1866) . . . 1 Phillip (1757¨C1843) . . . 1 Sarah (1799¨C ) . . . 1 Kaufman George (1778¨C1838) . . . 1 Resh Anna (1770¨C ) . . . 1 Schaeffer Justina ( ¨C ) . . . 1 Schlappig Elizabeth ( ¨C ) . . . 1 Seaman Anna Margaretha (1756¨C ) . . . 1 Anna Maria (1775¨C ) . . . 1 Catherine ( ¨C ) . . . 1 Christian ( ¨C ) . . . 1 Christiana ( ¨C ) . . . 1 Elizabeth ( ¨C ) . . . 1 Everhart (1752¨C1827) . . . 1 George ( ¨C ) . . . 1 Henry (1777¨C ) . . . 1 Jacob (1760¨C1818) . . . 1 John ( ¨C ) . . . 1 John (1755¨C1820) . . . 1 Jonathan (1781¨C1861) . . . 1 Lewis "Ludwig" (1764¨C ) . . . 1 Ludwig (1722¨C1797) . . . 1 Magdalena ( ¨C ) . . . 1 Maria ( ¨C ) . . . 1 Maria Magdalena (1757¨C1838) . . . 1 Michael (1767¨C1828) . . . 1 Samuel ( ¨C ) . . . 1 |
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Johann Ludwig Seaman (1722-1797) was married twice. His first wife ia Anna Maria as you have it listed. His 2nd wife was named Catherine. They are both mentioned in his will. He is my 4th Gr Grandfather. I believe Catherine to be my 4th Gr Grandmother, but I cannot find any Church records where they were married. Even more interesting is that Anna Maria is buried with Johann Ludwig at St. Michael's and their monument indicates she was the mother of all of his children. Anna Maria died a year after Johann Ludwig. Johann's son, Ludwig, b. 1794 Is my 3rd Gr Grandfather. Ludwig, is my brick wall. I cannot find him anywhere, yet I find other records alluding to his death in 1840. I have searched for years for his information, as have several others. Also, Ludwig had another son, Benjamin Jonathan Lewis Seaman -----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Connie Oberholser Sent: Friday, February 7, 2020 1:58 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [PABERKS] Seaman I have Ludwig as Lewis Ludwig in my tree. My longer lines are the Kauffman Bossler and Schlappig ones. All I have for your Ludwig is what shows here. I believe if I extend your Schaffer and Emerick lines they will intermarry with my Swarts Reitz and Brosius lines of Jefferson Co. 1-Ludwig Seaman (1722-1797) +Anna Maria Geschwindt (1728-1798) 2-Everhart Seaman (1752-1827) +Catherine Bossler (1752-1836) 3-Jonathan Seaman (1781-1861) 2-John Seaman (1755-1820) +Elizabeth Schlappig (-) 3-John Seaman (-) 3-Christian Seaman (-) 3-Samuel Seaman (-) 3-Catherine Seaman (-) 3-Elizabeth Seaman (-) 3-Magdalena Seaman (-) 3-Christiana Seaman (-) 3-Maria Seaman (-) 3-George Seaman (-) 2-Maria Magdalena Seaman (1757-1838) +Phillip Kauffman (1757-1843) 3-George Kaufman (1778-1838) 3-Jacob Kauffman (1784-) 3-Daniel Kauffman (1790-) 3-Elizabeth Kauffman (1792-) 3-Benjamin Kauffman (1794-) 3-Magdalena Kauffman (1796-1866) 3-Sarah Kauffman (1799-) 2-Anna Margaretha Seaman (1756-) 2-Lewis "Ludwig" Seaman (1764-) +Susanna Emerich (-) 3-Henry Seaman (1777-) 3-Anna Maria Seaman (1775-) +Justina Schaeffer (-) 2-Jacob Seaman (1760-1818) 2-Michael Seaman (1767-1828) +Anna Resh (1770-) Bossler Catherine (1752¨C1836) . . . 1 Emerich Susanna ( ¨C ) . . . 1 Geschwindt Anna Maria (1728¨C1798) . . . 1 Kauffman Benjamin (1794¨C ) . . . 1 Daniel (1790¨C ) . . . 1 Elizabeth (1792¨C ) . . . 1 Jacob (1784¨C ) . . . 1 Magdalena (1796¨C1866) . . . 1 Phillip (1757¨C1843) . . . 1 Sarah (1799¨C ) . . . 1 Kaufman George (1778¨C1838) . . . 1 Resh Anna (1770¨C ) . . . 1 Schaeffer Justina ( ¨C ) . . . 1 Schlappig Elizabeth ( ¨C ) . . . 1 Seaman Anna Margaretha (1756¨C ) . . . 1 Anna Maria (1775¨C ) . . . 1 Catherine ( ¨C ) . . . 1 Christian ( ¨C ) . . . 1 Christiana ( ¨C ) . . . 1 Elizabeth ( ¨C ) . . . 1 Everhart (1752¨C1827) . . . 1 George ( ¨C ) . . . 1 Henry (1777¨C ) . . . 1 Jacob (1760¨C1818) . . . 1 John ( ¨C ) . . . 1 John (1755¨C1820) . . . 1 Jonathan (1781¨C1861) . . . 1 Lewis "Ludwig" (1764¨C ) . . . 1 Ludwig (1722¨C1797) . . . 1 Magdalena ( ¨C ) . . . 1 Maria ( ¨C ) . . . 1 Maria Magdalena (1757¨C1838) . . . 1 Michael (1767¨C1828) . . . 1 Samuel ( ¨C ) . . . 1 |
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Re: Seaman
Hi, Kristine.
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Eberhardt was the son of Johann Ludwig Seaman b. 1722. He is my 4th GGrandfather through his son, Ludwig, b. 1794. Nice to meet you, Cousin. I am on MyHeritage.com. I would love to add your branch into my genealogy, if you are willing to share. Even the through line from Eberhardt would be wonderful. Thanks, Mary -----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Kristine Ritter Sent: Friday, February 7, 2020 9:23 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [PABERKS] Seaman I also have Seaman in my family, my 5th great grandmother was Sarah Seaman who married William Mengel, her parents were Jonathan Seaman and Susanna Kaufman. Jonathan was the son of Eberhardt Seaman and Catharine Bossler. Kristine Ritter |
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Re: Early migratory trails in PA
While there is a Miller family that lived in New Castle / Mahoning twp, I have not been able to connect them to my Millers, in North Beaver Twp about 2 miles north of Wampum Pa.
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It is interesting that my contact to both families start with a deed, my John Miller's in 1801 and the New Castle/Mahoning Twp John Miller's in 1805 Northwest Ordinance: " Religion , morality and knowledge, being necessary to good government and the happiness of mankind, schools and the means of education shall forever be encouraged " approved by US CONGRESS July 13,1787 of which 41 member helped write the Constitution which was approved September 17, 1787 On 2/8/2020 6:16 AM, Ann Trimmer wrote:
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John Saul m Mary/Maria Kemmerer Information needed!
I am doing 4 Daughters of the American Revolution applications. They all need the birth, death, and marriage information for:
John Saul, born c 1827? died c 1873His wife, Mary/Maria Kemmerer, born c 1829? died ????I think they married around 1860 Thanks in advance! Marcia McClure Sugumelemsugumele@..., VA |
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Re: Early migratory trails in PA
No.? This is tied up pretty tight.
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In 1801, The Grandfather John Miller purchased 200 acres of land that had been deeded to a Revolutionary War Vet in 1787.? The original warrant and survey map of the warrant are available in Pennsylvania records. In the 1801 deed, when Grandfather John purchase the 200 acres and again in the the 1840 deed for Son Michael;s inheritance,? the 1787 land grant is referenced. Overlaying the map of the original land grant on a map of the same area in Google Earth, you can see the original 200 acres in the hedge rows that surrounded the original farm.? All physical features like the river, and distances match in the two maps.? There is also a cemetery, known to have been on the farm, that is located approximately in the middle of the original 200 acres In the Grandfather John 's will written 1823 and submitted to the court in 1826, Grandfather John states that his Son Michael is living on the half the farm that is to be his inheritance.? Confirming son Michael was living on the farm when Ancestor Alva was born in 1826. Son Michael and family, and the family of the son who inherited the other half of the farm, are living on the farm in the 1850 census.? In the 1860 both families of the sons who inherited the farm are still living on the original farm There are over a half dozen deeds involving the transfer of the inheritances that further confirm the location.? There are also deeds from the family of the other inheriting son as the original farm passed out of the family. 20 years ago when I started researching my family family, I avoided this family as Miller is a very common name.? Now it is probably one of my best document family in this time period. Northwest Ordinance: " Religion , morality and knowledge, being necessary to good government and the happiness of mankind, schools and the means of education shall forever be encouraged " approved by US CONGRESS July 13,1787 of which 41 member helped write the Constitution which was approved September 17, 1787 On 2/7/2020 7:09 PM, Ann Trimmer wrote:
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Re: Early migratory trails in PA
There is one trail that is hard to find information.? It ran from the mouth of the Beaver river at the Ohio, north along the Beaver to to the Mahoning river, and then following that river into Ohio.? It was called the Mahoning Trail or Path.? It was an ancient trail that had existed for centuries by the time the European moved into the area.
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My interest in the trail was fostered by an inconsistency on an ancestors tombstone.?? The inscription on his stone reads "Born Mahoning Co Pennsylvania." The inconsistency is obvious? in that there is, nor ever was a county in Pennsylvania called Mahoning Co. From deeds and his grandfather's will I know he was born on a farm that was less that a half mile from the Beaver River, on the southern line of North Beaver Twp.?? Knowing the location where he was born and about the Old trail,? I believe his inscription should read "Born on the Mahoning trail Commonwealth of Pennsylvania." In 1826 the area he was born was in Beaver county, and by the time he died it was Lawrence county so it was actually a more specific location that a county reference. Has anyone else found a situation like this with one of their ancestors? On 2/7/2020 2:37 PM, Connie Oberholser wrote:
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Early migratory trails in PA
When replying to another list today I found these maps. Those who were in
Northumberland / Schuylkill Co who migrated to Jefferson and Clarion and Venango etc. the route on the map is Pink Purple Red and Blue into Southern Jefferson and Clarion. Part of this was Portage trail after they went down the Juniata river. The green line above this trail is the Susq river trail past Grampion etc to headwarters and portage over thru some of Clearfield Co to Jefferson. This is where the second wave would have gone in the 1840's and after. The lower one is where many Mennonites went to Bedford area and settled. Those of Clinton and Lycoming Cos would have use the Susq river trail west and they reflect intermarriages between those East of the N. Susq region with those who move from Jersey Shore area into Ohl area of Jefferson. These were largely Lutheran and Methodist. Just some ideas reflected in my tree. ,+pennsylvania+migratory+routes <,+pennsylvania+migratory+routes&rlz=1C1 CHZL_enUS733US733&sxsrf=ACYBGNQRsDy2dLgloZg7g5ClHe6h1W2D7g:1581100303704&tbm =isch&source=iu&ictx=1&fir=BxTw-1Q6azDJ5M%253A%252CaNDcYpnqt82blM%252C_&vet= 1&usg=AI4_-kTWH2Pi-P93MlyjCrRlHx0V7jlC-Q&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjNiNPPicDnAhWliOAKH a5-CagQ9QEwAHoECAoQBQ#imgdii=8wycy7kFirVddM:&imgrc=BxTw-1Q6azDJ5M:&vet=1> &rlz=1C1CHZL_enUS733US733&sxsrf=ACYBGNQRsDy2dLgloZg7g5ClHe6h1W2D7g:158110030 3704&tbm=isch&source=iu&ictx=1&fir=BxTw-1Q6azDJ5M%253A%252CaNDcYpnqt82blM%25 2C_&vet=1&usg=AI4_-kTWH2Pi-P93MlyjCrRlHx0V7jlC-Q&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjNiNPPicDnA hWliOAKHa5-CagQ9QEwAHoECAoQBQ#imgdii=8wycy7kFirVddM:&imgrc=BxTw-1Q6azDJ5M:&v et=1 Connie |
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