Leaming - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Leaming book by Mabel Vohland

ibacae — 2015-03-05 22:15:27Z

Is it possible for you to make (or have a printer) make a copy of this book? I am happy to pay for time, paper and shipping. Judah is my 3rd great grandfather and Philetha is my 2nd great grandmother. I would love to have this record in our home.

Searching for Information on Lillian Priscilla Moor-Peterson's Marriage to "Leaming"

BenjaminTrigg — 2013-12-16 00:41:52Z

Looking additional for information on Lillian Priscilla Moor, aka Peterson Leaming, Trigg, b 24 Jul 1910, d 7 May 1981.

Lillian married someone with the last name of "Leaming" between 1930-1942. Later, she married my grandfather, Benjamin Trigg (b 22 Feb 1902) on 11 May 1943 in Seattle, WA, USA.

I am trying to find information regarding Lillian's marriage to Mr. Leaming.

Searching desperately for more information on my grandmother. Thanks for any help you can provide!

Lucy E. Leaming-wife of Benj. F. Taylor

HannaUnger — 2012-12-12 14:27:11Z

I am looking for any information on Lucy E. Leaming, 2nd wife of Benjamin Franklin Taylor (the poet). I am especially looking for a photograph of her.

She was born about 1834-1906, burried in Colgate Cemetery with her husband. They lived in Laporte, Indiana, Maddison, NY, and Cleveland, Ohio. Her parents are Daniel Macintosh Leaming and Mary Tucker.

Lucy E. Leaming Taylor was big into lectures/poetry/education-was a member of the Cleveland Board of Education during the early 1900s.The Western Reserve Historical Society has a few documents in their archives I have yet to see.

Thank you for any help, especially photographs to compare to unknown photographs in family things.

-Hanna

Re: Leaming family in Canada and UK

papajon150 — 2011-09-08 03:18:57Z

i would greatly appreciate any info you could give me .

Regards Jon Brickwood
papajon@jam21.net

Re: Leaming family in Canada and UK

crooks190 — 2011-09-01 23:58:43Z

Hi Jon,
Your grandfather & my grandfather were brothers. I have a lot of our family history if you are interested
Laura Crookshanks

Re: Leaming family in Canada and UK

papajon150 — 2010-11-11 14:47:38Z

I am not a Leaming however my grandfather was John Robert Leaming of Minnedosa

regards Jon Brickwood

Re: William Warren Leaming

hyacht26 — 2009-07-19 03:33:10Z

I have a William Warren Leaming b.1845 son of Edmond Palmer Leaming and Sarah C. Gilbert of Butler Co. Kansas. No mention of him being a Priest.

Re: 1670 Christopher Lemyng (Leaming) and the new world

RoseBall45 — 2007-10-29 14:05:12Z

Thanks will send it out soon.

Re: 1670 Christopher Lemyng (Leaming) and the new world

RoseBall45 — 2007-10-29 14:05:09Z

Thanks will send it out soon.

Re: 1670 Christopher Lemyng (Leaming) and the new world

Bruce_Leeming — 2007-10-29 14:00:05Z

You can send it on disk or paper to Bruce Leeming 68 Downey Road Guelph Ontario Canada N1C1A1. Please do send what you can. If you send me your tree I will create a file for you in the Archives so others can try to match up data. Please send any old photos you have too as people always enjoy seeing them. Thanks

Re: 1670 Christopher Lemyng (Leaming) and the new world

RoseBall45 — 2007-10-28 14:05:28Z

How do I send it to you? There is also a Hamilton County Book that tells about Jeremiah Kellogg Leaming coming to the county.

Re: 1670 Christopher Lemyng (Leaming) and the new world

Bruce_Leeming — 2007-10-27 23:30:50Z

Please do send me whatever you can. I will log it with the other Leaming data. The Lemyng Archives are available to anyone. I send out all the info on DVD for whatever donation you wish to contribute.

Re: 1670 Christopher Lemyng (Leaming) and the new world

RoseBall45 — 2007-10-26 23:01:24Z

We have no male Leamings. Only descendants. The history has a lot of letters copied from the original letters but the originals have long since disappeared.But I have the account of what was put together in 64. that I'm willing to share with anyone interested in the material.

Re: 1670 Christopher Lemyng (Leaming) and the new world

Bruce_Leeming — 2007-10-26 22:12:05Z

We have extensive files on Leaming and Lemyng. I am the archivist for around 90 Lemyng researchers around the globe. I would think 95% of all Leamings living in the USA have traced their ancestors to Christopher Lemyng and Jeremiah who moved to Cape May in the 1600s. Many books have been written on Leaming and these all on file. I have also researched the parents of Christopher to make the UK connection. We have transcribbed many wills and documents. What some Leamings conclude as the parents of Christopher does not mesh with historical fact. What would point us in the right directions is for Leaming males to join our dna study. This would establish common ancestors and would point across the big pond in the 1600s. I have a Christopher Lemyng in Lancaster in 1199 AD buying land from the baron there. To bridge the gap in time the only thing that will work is the dna study. All we need is for male Leamings to join and history will unfold.

Re: 1670 Christopher Lemyng (Leaming) and the new world

RoseBall45 — 2007-10-26 14:15:12Z

We have a Family Tree up to 1964. It states that Christopher $ Jeremiah Leamying left Englandbetween 1660-1670 .Jeremiah died and Christopher landed at Boston.These descendants made it to Hamilton County Indiana.I believe we are up to 12 or 13 generations now. My grandfather VV Leaming had all girls.And VV was descened fromJeremiah Kellogg Leaming whom was born May 5th 1799 in Hartford Conn. Ther is much more. Grandfather had the family history up to a point and gave it to his grandaughter and shecaught it up in 1964. Three of his daughters still ive any many,many descendents.

Re: Ephriam Leaming

rkernan133 — 2007-08-03 04:38:16Z

Dear Dorothy and all Leaming Researchers. Have been absent from research for some time but back and have a new address effective immediately.. Please note:

r.kernan@sbcglobal.net

Hopefully research has advanced since last I wrote and maybe mysteries solved at last. Best, Robin K

Re: Leaming book by Mabel Vohland

2005-05-31 22:15:28Z

I have a Juda W Leaming born 1854, married Sarah Taber born 1853. They lived in Dallas Iowa and I have for kids, May born 1878, Wm. born 1879, M-----? born 1885, Anna born 1890, and Ina born 1895.
Wm must have married and had a son Gaylord E. born 1900.
Do you have anything else about this family like marriages for the kids? Thanks Jaimee
Juda's father was Elisha, I believe son of Judah (the judge).

William Warren Leaming

2005-03-31 23:40:01Z

Looking for information on a Wm. Warren Leaming who was an Episcopal Priest in Kansas circa 1875

Re: Relation

2004-11-08 01:13:11Z

Hi Jeanette - My husband was born in Valley City, ND and his family is represented in most of the states you mention. I'll have to look up info though to share as I don't know his line that well.

What are some of your ancestral family names?

Lucy

Leaming DNA study

2006-01-19 02:14:01Z

We now have 18 members of our Lemyng DNA study. This test is sorting out family groups for Leaming, Leeming, Leming, which leads back into the ancient surname of Lemyng. Please join in.

Leaming from ancient root of Lemyng

2004-05-24 14:53:05Z

Lemyng is the root spelling for Leaming, Leeming, Leming and many other derivatives. A new list has opened on Roots at LEMYNG-L@rootsweb.com Just insert subscribe only in the body of the message and you will receive data being shared from people on the list. Same to unsubscribe. A new data base is being released now on Lemyng Family History which includes Leeming, Leaming, Leming. This can come on one DVD or 4 CDs. We ask simply for donations. We are also looking for Leaming males who want to join our worldwide DNA study.

Re: Leeming - Leaming

2004-04-03 13:01:55Z

Many Leamings trace their lineage back to Christopher. I just finished talking with Lisa Hamm who traced her lines back to him too. Please do send what you have.
Bruce Leeming
68 Downey Road
Guelph, Ontario
Canada
N1C 1A1
I will put you on our mailing list which means you will receive the odd email.
Once I get your file I will set up your info in a separate file so it will go out in the next mailing of disks we send out every year or two. Best way to make connections.
Cheers

Re: Leeming - Leaming

2004-03-23 17:32:16Z

hi my name is pam i am in hutchinson,kansas my mothers mother was mable esther dunham,her parents were thomas tutus james her mothers name was eunice arabelle leaming, eunices parents were jeremiah leaming and jane renolyds, jeremiahs parents were judah and eunice (griffin) anyway christopher leaming is like my 6th gggggggrandfarther if you would like i can send you what information i have but i would have to do it by mail so if you e_mail me your address i will send you some stuff.

Leaming, Schofield, Flaherty

2004-03-21 05:50:56Z

I am searching for info on my grandmother. She was born
Feb. 1880 I believe in Phil. Pa. She was born Mary Agnes
Leaming. She was raised by a Flaherty that was a detective on the Phil Police Force. Somewhere along the way there
was a Schofield. She married in 1898 to Cornelius Johnson
in Washington, DC. I would appreciate any info anyone
can give me.

Re: 1670 Christopher Lemyng (Leaming) and the new world

2003-11-06 14:16:18Z

Yes, a great site. We have referred to it several times over the last few years.
Leaming in a derivative of Lemyng, along with Leeming, Leming, Liming even too.
What is interesting is when a Lemyng in the 1500s or 1600s sailed to the new world they generally found the spelling of their surname changed to Leaming and not Leeming.
In one case we have a Leaming returning to England and their spelling went to Leeming.
WHAT WOULD BE REALLY GREAT IS TO FIND A MALE LEAMING TO JOIN OUR DNA STUDY. We have 8 people now who have been tested. It costs under $100 US to be tested for the male Y chromosome. A Leaming being tested could prove all we have discussed.

Re: Leaming family in Canada and UK

2002-03-04 14:45:44Z

My Leamings/Leemings came to Canada around 1900. They were in Hutton Cranswick, Yorkshire (near Driffield) before that. Edward Leeming came from Bradford area. The name was spelled Leeming until they came to Canada.
Hope to hear from people who may be related!!

Samuel Thompson

LDeLap — 2004-06-07 13:33:41Z

What state was he from and did they have any children? If so, what are their names? My gg-grandfather was a Samuel T. Thompson.

Relation

LDeLap — 2004-06-07 13:33:41Z

I know of no relation to the person you mention. Our DeLap line resided primarily in Minnesota, Wisconsin, and North Dakota.

Re: Aaron Leaming et al

Robin Fentress — 2002-03-09 20:49:35Z

Dear Jean: I am just getting ready to go into hospital for a knee replacement but I did copy what I wrote from a handwritten genealogy by a Leaming in the 1890's who was in the Monclova area and had a flour or/and sugar mill. No time to get back into those papers just now but will do so when I return which may be awhile. I'm trying to find descendants of a certain Della Eloise Berry whose line went back as I wrote before. Mrs Vohland completely ignored these people who did exist in Ohio and there were news clippings to prove it if I didn't already know they did.No clippings about Huldah tho but Thomas, yes, and I'll dig that out later one when I can. Glad to hear from more Leamings.Maybe I
got the Huldah and Thomas connection from another Leaming who wrote snail mail sometime back but I believe it was in the "geneaolgy" as stated. Have to stop now. Best, Robin K

Leamings

Robin Fentress — 2002-03-09 20:49:35Z

Dear Jean: I just turned up a page that shows the following: Aaron Leaming b. 3 May 1738,d. 1806 Genessee County NY m. Sarah Grant of Middletown Conn. Ten Children: in this order, Jeremiah, Huldah, James, Sarah, Aaron, Ephraim, Halsey, Esther, THOMAS b. 9 April 1789 and WILLIAM b. 12 April 1792. Two sources besides the handwritten genealogy done by an 1890 Leaming were: Diary of Aaron Leaming the Second of Cape May NJ and information from a letter of Edward Leaming, of NYC 1910 to Della Berry Morgan of Brockport NY (which I have here) (only a printed excerpt of the"diary" of Aaron the 2nd. Gets more confusing doesn't it ! Best and get back in contact soon. Robin Kernan

Re: Joel/Ephriam Leaming

Adina_Dyer — 2003-08-30 22:44:39Z

Dorothy,

The names in your Leaming family are so similiar to those of the children of my Nathaniel Lemming. Nathaniel Lemming lived in Warren Co., Indiana, which is not far from Montgomery Co. He was born July 2, 1800, in NJ or PA, and came to Warren Co abt. 1829/30. He is in the 1830 census there and entered land on November 1, 1830. He had a brother named Ephraim. From census records, it appears that some of Nathaniel's children were born in PA and some in OH.

The names of his children were:
Lathena, b: 1826
John b: 1827
Thomas, b: 1829
Wesley b: 1831
Juliette b: 4 May 1833 - mine
Rachel b: 1835
Joel b: 1836
Perry b: 8 May 1838
Amanda b: 1840
Ephraim b: 4 September 1843

Would be great if we could make a connection.

Re: Joel/Ephriam Leaming

WAY4BONN2 — 2002-11-13 20:40:24Z

Please e-mail me your e-mail address, I hate to correspond by this service alone. Many thanks for your reply, Bonnie

Re: Joel/Ephriam Leaming

WAY4BONN2 — 2002-11-13 20:40:24Z

Thanks for your reply, I can see from your's and Dorothy's reply that both our family are at leaste consistant in nameing patterns.Thanks for your reply, You can e-mail me with any information at Wayn4Bonn2@aol.com. Bonnie

Leaming-Rowe

charleshollingshead — 2003-08-07 17:42:11Z

Franklin Leaming married Lucy Rowe Sept 1882 in Eldorado,KS. I would like more information on the
familys they came from.

Leeming - Leaming

Bruce_Leeming — 2002-09-03 12:37:32Z

We are a group of researchers studying Lemyng, Leaming, Leeming and others. I have one researcher from Bradford and his roots are there. If your roots are from Bradford chances are you are related to three of us. A Joseph Leeming born 1695 in Waddington moved to Halifax around 1715 and he is the Patriarch of many Leemings in Halifax, Bradford, Dewsbury etc. If you have more info on your Leemings in Bradford, please send it and I will try to match it. If you have proof your name changed from Leeming to Leaming please send that too as that is very interesting. Christopher Lemyng landed in Boston in 1670 and changed his name to Leaming too.

Re: Aaron Leaming et al

Jean_Fallin — 2002-05-11 17:18:01Z

Robin K

Are you sure that Thomas Leaming b. 9 April 1789 is a brother to Hulda who married a Hoggett? I have Aaron Leaming and Sara Grant as having seven children (Hannah, Ester, Ephriam, Aaron, Jeremiah, Huldah, and Sally) I don't have a Thomas listed. What proof do you have?

Jean

Thomas H Leaming, Huldah H. Merrill and son Charles M. Merrill

BKHMOTT — 2007-01-12 04:00:47Z

I have information that could put a cog in someone's genealogy wheel. It certainly has mine. In the 1850 Ohio census, Thomas Leaming is listed with wife Huldah and stepson Charles M. Merrill. Huldah apparently was born in 1826 in Maine. Can anyone tell me if this was Huldah's first marriage and if Charles was her son by a previous marriage? Charles was born 15 Jan 1846 in Ohio and married Ellen J. Johnson 28 July 1867. Charles is my great grandfather.

Re: Aaron Leaming et al

BKHMOTT — 2007-01-08 04:01:44Z

Hi Dorothy, Finally someone mentions Thomas Halsey Leaming marrying Huldah H. Merrill. My information should put a cog in someone's Leaming wheel. According to the 1850 Ohio census, 4-year-old Charles M. Merrill is living with Thomas and wife Huldah. Charles is listed as stepson to Thomas. I have not seen Charles or his mother Huldah mentioned in any of the postings. Can anyone tell me if this was Huldah's first marriage and if so, was Charles Huldah's by a previous marriage or??? Help!

Re: Aaron Leaming et al

BKHMOTT — 2007-01-08 03:59:00Z

Hi Dorothy, Finally someone mentions Thomas Halsey Leaming marrying Huldah H. Merrill. My information should put a cog in someone's Leaming wheel. According to the 1850 Ohio census, 4-year-old Charles M. Merrill is living with Thomas and wife Huldah. Charles is listed as stepson to Thomas. I have not seen Charles or his mother Huldah mentioned in any of the postings. Can anyone if this was Huldah's first marriage and if so, was Charles a foster child or Huldah's by a previous marriage? Help!

Re: Relation

JeanDeLap — 2005-10-10 03:58:25Z

My husband is Kenneth Edward DeLap, b. 1940 in Thief River Falls, MN son of Edward Claude DeLap, b. 1916, in Felton, MN, son of Claude Edward DeLap, b. 1882 in Lime Springs, IA, son of James William DeLap, b. 1858 in Wisconsin, son of Enoch George DeLap, b.1839 in Green Co, WI, son of Rev. Robert H DeLap, b. 1797 in Weston, NY, son of William J DeLap b. 1770 in Weston, NY, son of Robert DeLap, b. 1743 in Andover, MA, son of John DeLap b. 1719 in Vermont.

I have an interesting personal letter written in 1931 by Olive DeLap Walker, granddaughter of Rev. Robert H. DeLap. She indicates that the DeLap family originated in Greece, some migrated to France where the name was changed. She further states that Dunlap, Dunlop, Delapp, DeLapp are all corruptions of DeLap, and we are all related.

Was surprised to learn there were DeLap's in Valley City; other than Mpls, I have not run across the name in the city phone books.

Hope we can share info.

Jeanette
kjdelap@ctctel.com

Re: 1670 Christopher Lemyng (Leaming) and the new world

2003-11-06 07:22:40Z

Hi Bruce,
This website has some info that you might find useful.
http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~sam/leaming.html

Re: Relation

JeanetteDeLap43 — 2006-10-21 07:40:13Z

Our DeLap's are mainly from WI, IA, MN, and we are in ND. Let's share info.

Jean

Re: Leaming book by Mabel Vohland

robinkernan — 2002-04-16 02:58:10Z

I have seen the name Castillo on the Leaming message boards or surname lists. I don't have information on her but if you snoop around old records of Cape May NJ you may find what you are looking for! There are lots of old records thereabouts or in print, films etc.Not always easy to read but worthwhile. Mrs. Vohland's book completely ignores the entire line I am concerned with. They did exist and there are records, news extracts and letters to prove it back to Christopher and Esther Burnett. Keep trying. You'll turn up something I'm sure. If I find her I'll let you know.Best, Robin K

Re: Aaron Leaming et al

robinkernan — 2002-04-16 02:58:10Z

PLEASE NOTE: My e -mail address is changed from altavista.com to:robinkernan@earthlink.net.effective today! Hope to get back to LEAMINGS soon after recent surgery. Best to all, Robin K <robinkernan@earthlink.net>

Re: Aaron Leaming et al

robinkernan — 2002-04-16 02:58:10Z

Please note change of e-mail address effective immediately to: robinkernan@earthlink.net. Thank you, Robin K

Re: Leamings

robinkernan — 2002-04-16 02:58:10Z

Please note change of e-mail address effective immediately.New address: robinkernan@earthlink.net.Thanks. Robin K <robinkernan@earthlink.net>

New Jersey Leamings/Lemings

kristenakcc — 2004-06-28 03:41:43Z

Hi. I'm looking for possible connections to my New Jersey Leaming/Leming line (Family records have two different spellings.), as well as a little help in filling out/expanding my family tree.

My great grandmother was Edith Leaming. She was born circa 1874 and died circa 1910 in Rahway, NJ. She had at four older siblings, Jacob, Anna, Susan and Elizabeth (Bessie?). They were the children of Mary Ann Thompson and Abner Leming.

Abner Leming was born May 4, 1822 in either the present day Ocean or Monmouth counties. He died Feb. 25, 1885 in Hopewell Twp., Mercer County, where he owned land and farmed. I don't know for sure if Abner had any siblings or who they might be. (A brother Dave?)

My trail goes cold with Abner's father, Job Leming. He was born in New Jersey circa 1789 and was a farmer.

This is all I know. I'd like to find out is who Abner's mother was and find any possible descendents of Abner and Mary Ann, but any information provided would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Re: Leaming family in Canada and UK

bruceLeeming11 — 2002-03-04 15:20:50Z

I just wrote a reply but I posted it to the message board in error. Please see Leaming - Leeming posting.

Re: Leaming family in Canada and UK

bruceLeeming11 — 2002-03-02 16:48:54Z

Can you please inform of what time period you are talking of. Do you know the source of the surname Leaming?

1670 Christopher Lemyng (Leaming) and the new world

bruceLeeming11 — 2002-03-02 16:46:31Z

Does anyone have information on the parents or Heraldry of Christopher Leaming who arrived in Boston in 1670. His is the man who had a withered arm and his bother Jerimiah died on route from England. He is the ancestor to many Leamings in Cape May area. I have heard he might be connected to the sale of Lemyng Manor near Burneston, which is now called Leeming.