Clontz - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Clontz Family in Burke and Caldwell County, North Carolina

hbrotherton50 — 2014-03-06 22:49:06Z

Sophia Clontz was the daughter of Michael George Clontz(1760-1838) and Chloe Misenheimer Klein (1766-1847). She was born on Aug. 30, 1797 in Mecklenburg County, NC and died May 31 1880.

I am having trouble distinguishing between the children Celia Beach and Ann Stokes had with Michael Clontz.

Genealogy of Charlie Jones Clontz & Margaret Fife Gray - 1982

Shockrina — 2014-01-23 03:45:41Z

Hi! I copied this book from my aunt and didn't realize I am missing a couple of pages. I recently scanned the pages into a PDF and would love to get those missing pages.

Does anyone have a copy of this book? I'm missing pages: 64, 68, & 69. Any help would be appreciated! :) Thanks!

Re: Samuel and James Harvey Claunts/Clonts/Clontz

MarilynH — 2013-12-09 03:02:19Z

I have done some research on James Harvey Claunts/Clonts, but am not a direct relative. I ordered his complete Pension file. It contains a lot of family information. If you are interested in this file, I am willing to send it to you. It has info about wives and children and his service.. I am not researching any more on this family, since it is only connected by marriage. You may email me at marilynkhowe@comcast.net if you are interested. I see it has been several years since your post, but you may still be interested.

Hoping someone can help who may not have seen my other post awhile back

CrushMeDMB — 2013-04-15 06:51:33Z

Putting this back up with hopes to find some answers.

Hi I'm hoping someone out there can help with this. I am trying to help my mom find where she was born at so we can get her birth certificate. I have found many records with her name but not enough to help. Here is what I know.

Her name is Margaret Louise Clontz born 11/28/1947
Her mom is Ida Belle Clontz (Martin maiden name)
Her father was James H. Clontz
She had brothers Roy, William (Bill), James & Glen (All Clontzs)
She also had 3 sisters Doris, Shirley & Betty.

She has 3 children Antony Ray Greene, Angel Louise Gatlin (myself) & Vincent Earl Martin.

We KNOW she is from North Carolina and went to Middle School in Rutherfordton, NC. Now with all this, we cannot find hardly any info on her, especially finding a birth certificate.

If anyone has any advice or information, please, please reply here or email me @ eternaldmbfan@clearwire.net

Thanks Much!!

Angel

Need help badly .. Used all other resources

CrushMeDMB — 2013-04-15 06:48:56Z

CLONTZ John Stephen 1994-1997

t42Bluebonnet — 2013-01-03 16:31:51Z

CLONTZ John Stephen 1994-1997

I photographed this gravestone in the Blue Bonnet Hills Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 228,862 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here, instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Need help badly .. Used all other resources

CrushMeDMB — 2012-08-01 16:31:51Z

Still need help please.

Re: Riley Soloman Clontz

grew1338 — 2011-01-27 07:40:13Z

Matilda Clontz died in Wisconsin and was brought to Le Roy, IL for burial...

John Clontz of Buncombe, NC

jfrederickscott71 — 2010-06-16 01:59:16Z

Looking for info on John Clontz (born about 1814), married to a Demeriah or D.V. according to some census reords (maiden name unknown). Two known children are Jefferson and Adaline.

1870 Census has him living next to Jacob Clontz, whom I've seen a lot posted on, but no connection to this John that I've come across.

Thanks.

Jeff

Re: Have a brickwall in your ancestry?

nedrabrill — 2010-06-08 04:10:14Z

Oops, it is www.familytreedna.com and the project name is Glantz.

Have a brickwall in your ancestry?

nedrabrill — 2010-06-08 04:05:09Z

The administrator of our Glantz Y-DNA project, famlytreedna.com, again offers sale prices for Father's Day. This project is open to all males named Glantz/Glontz/Glans/Clontz/Klontz, etc., any variation of this surname, and there are many. If you are not a male with this surname, perhaps you would be willing to sponsor a test for a father, brother, uncle, or cousin. Or even an unknown cousin from your specific line. These tests can provide many surprising discoveries and are done in the privacy of your home by a simply swab of the cheek.

Here are the details:
Y-DNA37 for $119 (Regular price would be $149)
Y-DNA67 for $199 (Regular price would be $239)
Y-DNA37+mtDNA for $159 (Combined test to trace male surname and female line would cost $238)

The promotion will start June 5 and will end June 25. Kits need to be paid for by June 30, 2010.

Nedra Brill, ndbrill@comcast.net
Glantz Family DNA project coordinator

Re: George Clontz married Matilda ?

grew1338 — 2010-05-13 05:51:48Z

Hi...

The information I have for Matilda Carey Clontz is that she was born Nov 23, 1854 in Rogersville, TN and died in Waukesha, WI and buried in Le Roy, IL at Oak Grove Cemetery. She is buried near her daughter, Ida Clontz Brining. I have her date of death as Dec 5, 1917. Ida Brining is my great grandmother. For marriage info I have Oct 1873.

Debbie

Re: Clontz

grew1338 — 2010-04-13 22:07:33Z

Could you share your info about Henry Alcy Clontz with me? His sister was my great grandmother....Ida I. Clontz Brining.

Debbie

Re: Clontz

grew1338 — 2010-04-10 03:23:27Z

Are you still researching George W and Matilda Clontz? I'm descended from Ida Irtence Clontz Brining. I wonder why Matilda is buried in Illinois and George in TN? And why is he in an unmarked grave?

Debbie

Re: George Clontz married Matilda ?

grew1338 — 2010-04-09 06:35:15Z

Dianna, I'm interested in the info you have on Henry Alcy Clontz. He was the brother of my great grandmother, Ida Clontz Brining. Matilda is buried in Illinois near my great grandmother. My email is tvland_channel@yahoo.com.

Looking forward to hearing from you.

Debbie

Clontz Family History

nedrabrill — 2010-04-08 22:15:18Z

Glantz was the most common German spelling of this name. We have started a Glantz DNA project at familytreedna.com to see if the various families are related and welcome/encourage any male named Glantz, Glontz, Clontz, Klontz, Clons, Glans, etc., etc. to join.

My ancestors were the Klontz family of Ohio, although one brother went to Texas and used the Clontz spelling.

Let me know if you have questions.

Re: Clontz

2006-10-09 01:21:35Z

I have no record of the middle name for William, son of George & Chloe Clonts. I do have on record of a son, Samuel Asbury Clonts. Could there be some confusion with the name William Samuel Clonts or did both sons have the same name?

Re: Clontz

2006-09-11 10:30:59Z

Sorry, but I have no records of an Alfred. I will keep you in mind if I do. The one thing I can tell you is if his grandfather fought in the Rev. War, the grandfather had to either be George or Jeremiah. George had 10 children (7 boys) and Jeremiah had 6 (4 boys). I know his father was not Samuel Asbury (son of George), so that leaves 9 possibilties. Most of my records are of George's line, (usually spelled with an"s") but have some records stored away of Jeremiah's (usually spelled with a "z." Will let you know if I find anything.

Re: Haywood County, NC Genealogy Research

2006-08-13 02:52:44Z

Sure no problem. I think I posted wrong. www.carolinacousins.myfamily.com
Sorry, Teresa

Re: Haywood County, NC Genealogy Research

2006-08-12 00:20:38Z

Hello, I tried to copy and paste it into my browser and it didn't work. Do I need an invite to come to the site? If I do, would you please send me one to WhtTgr406@hotmail.com Thank you.

Carlene Russell

Re: CLONTZ FAMILY IN REYNOLDSVILLE,PA.

mark_cragle — 2006-10-17 20:04:47Z

Hi Marilyn

Do you have full death dates and places for Ollie Gleason Clontz 1880- 1953 and wife Addie Edith Horm may 23, 1879 died Sept. 1974 Brookville, Pa. I will send you a family page of what I have.

Mark Cragle
Kragle@aol.com

Jeremiah (Jerry) B. Claunch, living in Jamestown, Guilford Co, NC

echinacea — 2007-03-21 18:16:49Z

Looking for information on the parents and ancestors of Jeremiah (Jerry) B. Claunch, living in Jamestown, Guilford Co, NC between 1840-1870, and possibly showing up in Greene, TN in 1880 (living near his son, Harper).

He appears to have been born around 1816, was married first to Louisa (born in Franklin, NC), then Sarah Perry and possibly Mary E. in TN. One census says that he was born in Davie Co., NC., with his parents born in VA.

His son, John Sherman Clonch, of North Wilkesboro NC, was my GGgrandfather.

Could have been spelled Clontz in earlier years....

Any help would be very much appreciated!

Re: Clontz Family in Burke and Caldwell County, North Carolina

sdgrange — 2008-03-28 22:26:39Z

Do you know who his parents are, your grandparents?

Re: Clontz Family in Burke and Caldwell County, North Carolina

sdgrange — 2007-08-09 16:40:43Z

Thanks for the information.

Clontz Family in Burke and Caldwell County, North Carolina

sdgrange — 2007-07-28 00:16:29Z

Would like to hear from anyone with information on Michael Clontz b. abt 1799 and Celia Beach b. abt 1812. They lived in Burke and Caldwell Counties. This Michael Clontz is sometimes confused with Anne Stokes and their children. But as far as I know they are two different families. Thanks,
Susan

Re: Clontz Family in Burke and Caldwell County, North Carolina

makenziclontz — 2008-03-25 02:35:48Z

my uncle is michael clontz he live in alabama in albertville he has to kids ashley and josh

Re: Riley Soloman Clontz

sunshineyday82 — 2006-11-10 01:08:38Z

Because this board is so old I am not sure if anyone is still interested but Riley Soloman Clontz was my husband John Clontz's great grandfather and he is buried in a cemetery in Cambridge City Indiana with his wife Anne Ryl. His son Lee Clontz is also buried in that cemetery with his wife Ora Steel Clontz.

Re: John Glontz of Clinton Co. Pa.

kshick_1 — 2007-03-03 21:14:28Z

Do you have anything on a JACOB GLONTZ born 1818 butI don't know where. He died in 1876 in Pennsylvania and his wife's name was Mary. I need more information, can you help?

Re: Clontz

ERussell63 — 2006-09-09 20:16:32Z

George Clonts was my ggg Grandfather. I am in the process of submitting a supplemental DAR application on this line. My line goes: George Clonts, Samuel Asbury Clonts, William Presley Clonts, Presley Roscoe Clonts, Homer Bluford Clonts, Elaine Clonts.

Would enjoy seeing any pictures you have on this line.
Elaine Clonts Russell

Re: Haywood County, NC Genealogy Research

ERussell63 — 2006-09-08 23:46:24Z

I am very much interested in sharing information. I am applying for a DAR supplemental application on George Clonts. Unfortunately, I could not get your website address to work.

Re: North Carolina Bastardy Bonds Book

ERussell63 — 2008-02-12 23:43:51Z

The Burke County portion of that book can be found at
home.earthlink.net/~becamin/bbonds/burke.htm

Re: Does Anyone have Burke County Census 1810/1820

sccole1 — 2007-06-05 00:49:33Z

By chance would you have the birth records for children of Michael Clonts and Ann Stokes married burke county NC, Clonse, Michael Stokes, Ann Apr 12, 1828 John Clonse John Burgin.
In particular I'm looking for son John Clonts born abt. 1833 in Burke co. In 1840 they were located in burke co. and in 1850 found in hancock co. ten.

Thanks Steve
sccole1@charter.net

Mary Anna (nee: Bland) & Carrie Bernice Clontz

ThomasHowell91 — 2006-11-06 20:32:56Z

Seeking information on Mary Anna (Anna Mary) Bland and Carrie Bernice Clontz (Klontz) in the period from 1898 to 1914. They may have lived in Rowan, Gaston, Bumcomb, and/or Catawba Counties, NC. Mary Anna Bland married Joseph Clontz: but, when and where are open questions as is when were they divorced.
Any information would be appreciated.
Tom Howell

Re: Hoyle - Wright Information

georgeclonts — 2009-11-22 03:48:03Z

I think I might have some information for you to explore. I think Ollie Ellen Hoyle was married to James S. Clonts b. Oct 1866 in NC. Two children: James H Clonts b. 06 April 1898 in NC, d. Feb 1970 in Rutherford Co., NC., and Dardell Clonts (female) b. Feb 1900 in NC (1900 census, Crooked Creek, McDowell Co., NC). Hope this helps. George Gary Clonts

Re: Will Clontz

kwdavis11 — 2010-03-02 02:50:27Z

I ahve a grandfather WIlliam A. Clontz born in Burke County, NC in 1856 who died in Bessemer City, Nc in 1912. If somehow these are connected I would greatly appreciate the the information. kwdavis1@comporium.net

Re: CLONTZ FAMILY LOST

kwdavis11 — 2010-02-14 17:06:44Z

I also have lost the Clontz thread. My grandmother(Nanny - shown as Nancy in Census)was a Clontz. She had a sister names Lizze and several brothers who I don't think were married. Any connections?

CLONTZ- in north Georgia

boblbarnes — 2009-04-18 03:52:28Z

Is anyone familiar with a Ruby Clontz born about 1918 in Bartow co., Ga.and living in Rome, Floyd co. Ga.in January of 1988?

Re: Clontz Family in Burke and Caldwell County, North Carolina

GeorgeGaryClonts — 2007-08-08 01:42:31Z

Susan, I have some info on this line but have lost the paper which verifies. I show children as; John Mortimer (Mort) b.1839, Mira, b.1842, William Wesler (Nester) b.08 Sep 1844, Amanda E. (Mandy) b. 1847, Sarah Ann b. 09 Aug 1849, and Michael Asbury b.19 Mar 1852. This might give you some leads to go on although I CANNOT verifiy this info. John Mortimer Clontz was a civil war soldier. I think he died 08 Nov 1863 from wounds suffered in the battle at Gettysburg.

Re: Does Anyone have Burke County Census 1810/1820

GeorgeGaryClonts — 2007-06-05 17:57:18Z

I show the children of Michael Clontz and Peggy Anne Stokes as Ephraim b. 10 Aug 1829, John Henry b. abt 1830, Ambrose b. Aug 1834, Sophronia b. 1836, Michael Luther b. 25 Jan 1841, Louisa b. 1842, Manda b. 1848, Rebecca b. Oct 1850. I also show that John Henry Clontz d. 11 Dec 1862, and married Ruth Eveline Paine abt. 1857, Burke Co., NC. Correct me if I'm wrong but I show thier children to be John Wesley b. 30 Nov 1858, Mary Ella b. abt 1859, Lloyd Jones b. 22 Feb 1861, and James Henderson (Henry) b. 14 Feb 1862. Please respond. George Gary Clonts

Re: Clontz

GeorgeGaryClonts — 2006-09-10 23:02:09Z

Elaine, my line starts with Alfred Clonts b. 12 May 1817 in NC, George Logan Clonts b. 13 Sep 1842, George William Clonts b. 16 Apr 1911, and me, George Gary Clonts b 22 Mar 1940. I have pictures of this line but have not been able to verify the parents of Alfred. He had told his children that his grandfather had been in the Rev. war. Alfred was born in NC but had his children in McMinn Co., TN. He is listed in the 1850 McMinn county census as Alfred Kloze with his wife and children. Please help find his parents. Thanks

Re: Clontz

GeorgeGaryClonts — 2006-10-08 23:14:18Z

Could William Samuel Clontz, b.03 Mar 1787 son of George Clontz and Chloe Klein have been married before he married (at 33) Mary "Poly" Clark in 1820, Burke Co., NC.? Could he had a son named William Alfred Clontz , b. 12 May 1817, Buncombe Co., NC.?

Re: CLONTZ John Stephen _1994-1997.JPG

pinkpinky2233 — 2008-05-05 02:54:26Z

THATS MY BROTHER
his death is none of ur business
i don't why you post that
my family lives in texas

Re: Clontz Family in Burke and Caldwell County, North Carolina

JKC837 — 2009-01-23 19:08:34Z

Looking for information on Sophia Clontz who married George Cook, Jr. on 5 October 1815 in Burke County.
Also Susanna Coffey who married Henry Cook on 26 July 1816 in Burke.

Any information is appreciated.

Thanks.

James

Re: George and Matilda Clontz

grew1338 — 2009-12-23 07:20:11Z

George Washington Clontz is my gg-grandfather. His daughter Ida is my g-grandmother. I have been looking for Hawks Creek Cemetery online with no results.

Debbie

North Carolina Bastardy Bonds Book

JClaunts — 2007-12-16 07:46:57Z

Does anyone have this book? I would appreciate a lookup if you do. This book could be of interest to those who cannot find certain people listed in the census records. It gives the name of the person, mother and bondsman.

Hoyle - Wright Information

dewalker60 — 2009-10-29 14:30:44Z

Hello,
I am trying to find information on my great-grandmother. I need more information on a Ollie Ellen or Etta or Etner Hoyle Clontz married James Samuel Clontz of Mcdowell County NC. Ollie was born Aug 21, 1879 DOD: May 15, 1963. I would like more information on her parents and sibblings. I have her father's name as John L Hoyle and mother as Ellen Marsh. Anything would help. Thanks,

Re: John Glontz of Clinton Co. Pa.

hoar178 — 2007-08-06 15:19:04Z

I hope you have gotten lots of information by now. Here's some of what I have:
Jacob Glans/Clontz/Glantz is in the 1860 and 1870 Fed. Census.
His parents were Philip Glantz and Anna Maria Bierly.
He married Maria Spangler, daughter of Michael and Elizabeth Spangler.
Try to get a copy of Linn's History of Centre and Clinton Counties, Pennsylvania. The Bierlys and Spanglers are written up pretty thoroughly.

I have this from church records of Brush Valley, PA:
jacob Glantz born 3 July, 1811, Bapt. 1 Sept 1811, parents: Philip and Anna Glantz. )Sponsers Anthony and Magdalena Bierly.

I have this from newspaper Centre Democrat, Bellefonte, PA:
Married 3 Feb 1838, by Rev L.G. Eggers: Jacob Glant to Miss Maria Spangler, both of Logan Township.

Re: Jeremiah Clontz Sr.

PamMullinix96 — 2006-10-01 04:44:54Z

Dorothy,

Thank you for your response. I am a descendant of the same Jeremiah Clontz of Mecklenburg Co. NC through Jacob Clontz who moved to Paulding Co., GA. I have pictures of his and Elizabeth Shelby Clontz burial site at Bethel Methodist
and a written history of the church. My grandparents and g grandparents and a whole host of relatives are all buried there. I have a distant relative or two from the Georgia Clontz (s )that I was communicating with but I've been too busy for the past year to do much genealogy research. I have communicated with Cindy Clonts Fisher and Darlene DeZullo from the Georgia Clontz(s) and Jean Guillen from Union Co., NC, but it has been about a year. Do you know who is the
keeper of the Jacob Clontz(s) history? I am interested in finding out more about Jeremiah Wesley Clonts(Jacob's son) since his son John Quillian Clonts was my g grandfather. I know he died during Civil War in Jonesboro, GA, but I believe he was buried at Nebo Methodist in Hiram, Paulding Co., GA.,
but the grave is not marked(Cindy Fisher believes this to be true, also). I will be back in NC this fall and am hoping to make it to Union Co. to see where the first Jeremiah is buried.

Thanks again,

Pam ( pamanddon@prodigy.net )

Christian Clontz

bluebonnett52 — 2006-08-10 01:01:20Z

Christian Clontz was born about 1770 and married Peggy Neal in Rowan Co NC in 1790s. Anyone a descendant or have information of this family?

Haywood County, NC Genealogy Research

TeresaBailey22 — 2006-08-10 00:59:47Z

I would like to invite anyone who is researching the Clontz or any variable spelling of the surname who may have lived or past through Haywood County, NC to join our quest in sharing pictures and researched documents on my website www.carolinacousins@myfamily.com" target="_blank">www.carolinacousins@myfamily.com
I do ask that only serious researchers inquire.
I can be reached at
teresasb@bellsouth.net