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Re: Emma (Emily ) Teresa Layton Married John Julius Morard

SUSIEJEANNINE — 2013-04-12 15:34:59Z

She is my gg grandmother as my grandmother was Louie Morards(their sons) daughter. I have some info.

Re: Emma (Emily ) Teresa Layton Married John Julius Morard

MikeRedemske — 2013-04-06 02:17:40Z

John Julius and Emily Morard are my wife's great great grandparents. I guess that makes you guys 3rd cousins. My wife is descended from Louis' sister, Mary Angelina Morard. I have quite a bit of information on J.J. that I am happy to share. However, I have been unable to identify any of J.J.'s ancestors. I have been much more successful on Emily's side and would be happy to share that information, too. You can email me at mrredemske@prodigy.net.

Re: Emma (Emily ) Teresa Layton Married John Julius Morard

SUSIEJEANNINE — 2013-04-01 15:11:00Z

John Julius and Emily Morard are my great great grandparents. Their son Louis was my grandmother Kathryn's father. Louis married Elizabeth King and they had two children, Kathryn and Frances(Frank) Do you have any info?

Re: Copy of Maryland Catholics on the Frontier

hasdiane — 2013-03-12 01:04:44Z

Hi All,

This Book has now been sold, and sent to it's new home.

Thanks for your interest.

Harold

Re: Copy of Maryland Catholics on the Frontier

JaneK16 — 2013-03-03 04:28:05Z

I would love to have it, are you selling it? How much will it be? Jane Elliott Kidd.

Re: Copy of Maryland Catholics on the Frontier

hasdiane — 2013-03-02 19:15:42Z

Hi All,

I have a copy of this Book, received from my mother on her Passing a few years back. This appears to be the 1980 Reprint Hardback Edition. She was from the Brewer family. My Mother's maiden name was Flora Jane Brewer.

If someone is interested in it, please contact me at hasdiane@att.net, I live in Olathe, Ks. It needs a proper Home.

Harold A. Schreiber, Jr.

Re: Copy of Maryland Catholics on the Frontier

krisaubu — 2013-01-21 04:42:00Z

is this available on the familysearch site?

Re: Copy of Maryland Catholics on the Frontier

JaneK16 — 2013-01-21 02:00:26Z

Thanks a lot, I will definitely check it out at my library.

Re: Copy of Maryland Catholics on the Frontier

sarankin — 2013-01-20 12:03:05Z

This has already been posted on this board, but I'll post it again.

There is an alternative to purchasing this book. It is available on microfiche. Check with your local Family History Center, if they don't have it in their library, it can be ordered for a very reasonable fee.

Microfiche do not have to be returned to Salt Lake City, so they will remain in your local FHC, available any time for look ups. Equipment is available to make copies of any pages you might want.

Here's the order number: FHL US/CAN Fiche 6125034 (12 fiche)

Re: ALFORD, MD to KY? Emily ALFORD m. Joseph McCORD.

DCRodgers1 — 2012-10-19 22:53:47Z

Marilyn

Yes, Emily's parents were James Alford and Hannah Baker. My records show that they were born in Virginia.

Re: Copy of Maryland Catholics on the Frontier

JaneK16 — 2012-10-09 20:59:15Z

don't have a copy, wish I did, but which John Manning are you talking about. I have a grnadfather John Manning in Kentucky and also a John Henry Manning in Kentucky.

Re: Copy of Maryland Catholics on the Frontier

crafty_lady_51 — 2012-07-27 20:41:01Z

Thanks Kathy, but I was really needing a copy to keep but if I do need a lookup I will let you know. Thanks so much for the offer. I hope you have a good day.

Linda

Re: Copy of Maryland Catholics on the Frontier

maryk1127 — 2012-07-27 15:22:24Z

I do a search every once in a while to see if there is an online copy but haven't found one. I have access to a copy and I could do a look up if you need one, although it might take a while since it's about 25 miles away and the genealogy center there isn't open all the time.

Kathy

Re: Copy of Maryland Catholics on the Frontier

crafty_lady_51 — 2012-07-27 01:13:47Z

Does anyone know it there is a copy of this book on the internet or where I may purchase one...

Re: Raphael Thomas French b c 1760

lkralman — 2012-04-10 20:57:40Z

Email me at cowdogmom@gmail.com

Re: Raphael Thomas French b c 1760

frenchy_42 — 2012-04-10 19:46:45Z

I am a relative of Raphael French seeking documentation of his life. I see from this thread you might be able to help. Please let me know if you are able to share any info with me. Thank you.

Re: Cusick and Thompson

susantliles — 2012-03-05 09:21:18Z

Great website for St. Mary's Couny:
http://www.stmarysfamilies.com/

Re: Mahoney family of Montgomery Co., MD,,Late 1700's

stephenpmahoney1 — 2012-01-15 17:55:15Z

Do you have ANY other information on Richard Benjamin? I would need more to see if you have any connections to my Mahoney's. Thanks

Maryland Catholics on the Frontier, Timothy J O'Rourke

sarankin — 2011-09-30 14:20:35Z

There is an alternative to purchasing this book. It is available on microfiche. Check with your local Family History Center, if they don't have it in their library, it can be ordered for a very reasonable fee.

Microfiche do not have to be returned to Salt Lake City, so they will remain in your local FHC, available any time for look ups. Equipment is available to make copies of any pages you might want.

Here's the order number: FHL US/CAN Fiche 6125034 (12 fiche)

Re: Andrew Gorman

sarankin — 2011-09-30 13:36:15Z

My great-aunt, Mary Ida Rankin, was living with Emerson Gorman's family in 1900 (US Census). She is listed as a cousin. Her mother was deceased and her father, Sanford, was in the Army. Do you know anything about her?
SAR

Re: LAYTON - Maryland Catholic to Missouri (MO)

josefina18 — 2011-08-29 02:56:20Z

yes i finally got it late this afternoon. thank you very much

Re: LAYTON - Maryland Catholic to Missouri (MO)

JLMJim775296920 — 2011-08-28 04:11:11Z

I resent my original email. I used a different email address jamesmoore4980@sbcglobal.net

O'Rouke's book concentrates mainingly on the families that stayed in Perry County Missouri. Brewer is a very common name in Perry County. O'Rouke does not mention any Brewer's going to Texas in his one page titled Texas Fever. He does mention that Yoakum straddles the Dewitt and Lavaca county lines.

I found seven William Brewer's. I will need his spouse's maiden name or his father and mother's maiden name with a date of birth or death to verify that one of these Williams are your relative.

One William H. Brewer born in 1891, this is not a match for your William.

No listing for a Henry Porter Brewer.

I have found that searching a state's internet archives is a very helpful. Missouri has the two earliest state history books digitized and are easily searched. Perhaps Texas has a similar resource.

Good luck with your search,
Jim Moore

Re: LAYTON - Maryland Catholic to Missouri (MO)

JLMJim775296920 — 2011-08-28 04:07:44Z

This book is also available in St. Charles, MO at the Katherine Linemen branch. This branch has the genelogy information.

It also may be available at other city with a genelogy department.

The University of Missouri (at Columbia)has a digitized version of the 2 most respected histories of Missouri. You can search these books over the internet.

Due not forget to check your states archives (on the internet).

Re: LAYTON - Maryland Catholic to Missouri (MO)

carmaskid — 2011-08-27 03:07:36Z

Thanks for the info on the Clements Family. For all who need to view this book, it is part of the collection at the Allen County Public Library in Ft. Wayne, Indiana. For anyone living in the midwest, it is well-worth a trip to use their genealogy collection. I spent 3 full days there during my last trip to Indiana and barely covered the tip of the iceberg. You can plan your research by using their card catalog online. I keep a running list of the books I want to use on my next trip.

Re: LAYTON - Maryland Catholic to Missouri (MO)

Sassafrass1TX — 2011-08-26 05:35:51Z

Mary, I emailed you the info again via your email address given...it will not be posted here...check out your email. I hope the yahoo email address is correct for you. Send me a response via email so that I know that you received it. It will be Subjected; Brewer, Mudd, Donnelly.

Re: LAYTON - Maryland Catholic to Missouri (MO)

Sassafrass1TX — 2011-08-26 05:31:31Z

Yes, about 3 pages listed, with only 17 individuals mentioned. the first being a William H. Clements, married in 1853 to Malvina Hagan, the daughter of Electious Hagan,born in Charles County, MD and Susannah Ann Gwynn, daughter of Thomas Gwynn of Prince Georges' County, MD. I don't know if this helps you out but I just thought I would let you know what is published in Timothy J. O'Rourke's book.

Re: LAYTON - Maryland Catholic to Missouri (MO)

Sassafrass1TX — 2011-08-26 05:15:34Z

Mary, I sent you an email at the address given in your post. I will continue the information on Thomas Brewer and his children by the end of this week as my time permits. I will also work on the information about Charles Brewer and Mary Knott . These Brewers married into my family lines of the Tucker's, Hagan's and Manning's. We are distant cousins for sure. I will keep your email address and you can send me questions and information regarding your family lineage to my address: cdbw411@yahoo.com Send me your queries directly and I will try to give you any help that I can. Most information about the Maryland Catholic families from Saint Mary 's County, Maryland , Nelson County, Kentucky and Perry County, Missouri can be directed to www.stmarysfamilies.com/

I try to work on genealogy about once or twice a month. You can also go to Rootsweb, USGenweb, and www.new.familysearch.org to look up information and send out queries. Most of my information and direction came to me via Acts of Genealogical Kindness, so I try to pass it forward whenever I can help anyone. Keep in touch and I will try and finish the above info before the end of this week-end.

Sincerely, with Acts of Genealogy Kindness;

Re: LAYTON - Maryland Catholic to Missouri (MO)

josefina18 — 2011-08-26 04:36:56Z

hello! this is mary again i seen the posted but no info.can you please send it again for me please.could you see who william henry brewer father is and mother too! and where they were born state county and years also please thank you very much

Re: LAYTON - Maryland Catholic to Missouri (MO)

carmaskid — 2011-08-26 03:04:46Z

Is there any information on the Clements family of Charles County, Maryland in that book? That knowledge would help me to know whether I should look for a repository.

Re: LAYTON - Maryland Catholic to Missouri (MO)

Sassafrass1TX — 2011-08-25 07:24:58Z

Hi Mary, I think I have found some of the information that you maybe researching. I found Porter Henry and his father Henry William Brewer listed on page 640 of Timothy J. O'Rourke's book, "Maryland Catholics on the Frontier, the Missouri and Texas Settlements". I will email you this information at the yahoo address that you have listed. I will subject the email with Brewer, Mudd, Donnelly, so that you will know that it is from me.

Cindy Bentley-Wynn

Re: LAYTON - Maryland Catholic to Missouri (MO)

Sassafrass1TX — 2011-08-25 05:51:10Z

Re: LAYTON - Maryland Catholic to Missouri (MO)

josefina18 — 2011-08-24 03:43:49Z

hello my name mary brewer i'm looking up my grandpa side of the an grandma his name henry porter brewer born july 4 1893 and his father name william henry brewer born in july 22,1856 yoakum texas in lavaca co. or maybe in dewitt co. after thats where it stop. my e mail is angelgurl15862001@yahoo.com

Re: Catholic Emigration from Maryland to Kentucky - About 1785

smithneavolkmar — 2011-04-20 16:35:03Z

My 3rd Great Grandparents are James Joseph or Joseph James Smith and Mary Elizabeth Tucker. Her parents were William Tucker and Sarah Hayden.

I have been trying to follow all the diffeent Smiths and other surnames organizing them into their proper families. That diary would be most helpful and so would the O'Rourke book.

My brother and I had our DNA tested last year and I am just trying to organize all that information I have. It can be overwhelming at times and incredible to think about. I am not surprised to see Spanish names in our DNA anymore after so much research and history that I have read. Is there anyone out there that would like to share stories I wonder? I am confused about how to find others interested as I am. I tried to get a hold of the reunion website for Maryland Catholics but it is closed. I am too late for the last reunion. Would love to meet and stay intouch with my kin!

Thank you for your reply.

Re: Catholic Emigration from Maryland to Kentucky - About 1785

truesalsberry — 2011-04-20 00:30:05Z

Have you seen the book by Timothy O'Rourke? "Maryland Catholics on the Frontier"? Large book. It has a lot about the Perry County Missouri Catholics from Kentucky. Also I think there is going to be a reunion of the descendants of those who migrated from Maryland to Kentucky and beyond in 2012. Check out the site: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mdkyre/ for more information.
Don Lawse

Re: Catholic Emigration from Maryland to Kentucky - About 1785

smithneavolkmar — 2011-04-20 00:11:57Z

I would be very interested in this book also as my 4th greats are Bernard Smith & Ann Drury from Maryland. I am trying to find out when they left Maryland and how long or if they stayed in Kentucky and where their son James Joseph was born? They all ended up in Perry County, Missouri. Bernard and Ann were one of the families who established the Catholic Church which is in St Marys, Missouri today. I have purchased books that have much information also. They are listed as receiving land grants as a result of the Louisiana Purchase.
If you would like more information leT me know.
My surnames (mainly greats) are: SMITH MILES MANNING TUCKER SIMMS DRURY LAYTON HAYDEN CARPENTER and many more.

Have a nice day!

Re: Catholic Families Nelson/Hardin Cos. KY

ScoobySpike — 2011-04-18 18:37:29Z

Perhaps you can help me. I have Charles H. Bryan, 1869-1939, Jefferson County KY. I found his death certificate which lists John Bryan , Hardin County, as his father and Maria Cole, Hardin County, as his mother. I am pretty much stuck there. Is there anything in your book on them?

Re: Maryland Catholics on the Frontier

smithneavolkmar — 2011-02-21 19:39:04Z

Hello,
My GG Grandmother was Philomine Manning Smith(1841-1929) who was married to my GG Grandfather Emanuel Joseph Smith(1841-1899). They are laid to rest in St Mary's Missouri Cemetery next to my Great Grandparents Lawrence F and Ada Miles Smith and my Aunt Irene their daughter and my Grandfather's sister. I have traced my Smith side to Maryland 1772? myself and also wish a copy of the O'Rourke book because I have run into a brick wall.
Philomine's children were Lawrence, Hattie, and Vincent. When she was widowed she married a widower named Peter Dean on 11/26/1900. Hope that helps you.
Sincerely, Linnea Smith Volkmar

Re: Maryland to Kentucky ancestors, also Ireland to Indiana

MarilynGappa — 2011-02-17 22:28:59Z

Thank you!
Yes my ggg grandparents Jeremiah RINEY and Polly Moore were married in Washington Co, KY circa 1799.
They are in the 1800 Mason County, KY tax lists, as well as 1810 census in Washington Co KY.

By 1820 the family is in Martin County, IN and the spelling has changed to RANEY for them, and other "cousins".

In the 1830 Census, Martin County, IN, Jeremiah 50-60, female 50-60, 1)male 15-20 and 1)male 20-29, 1)female 70-80 (a mother?)

Would like to exchange info on the RINEY and RANEY ancestors with anyone!
Marilyn (Sause) Gappa

Re: Maryland to Kentucky ancestors, also Ireland to Indiana

wmonarch — 2011-02-16 21:30:15Z

your name raney may also be riney. there are riney's in owensboro,ky monarch in ky.

Andrew Gorman

margareteck1 — 2010-12-30 06:00:35Z

Years back I purchased the Timothy O'Rourke book and it was the best $175.00 I ever spent. Many of those featured were my ancestors.

When I began my many searches, I first became interested in my great grandfather, Andrew Gorman. I recognize he played a minor role in the scheme of things, by merely marrying into the Maryland Catholics, but maybe someone has a photo? It's a dream. He died in 1928, so I have to think my photo dream is possible.

My grandfather was his eldest son, Emerson, and I have lots to share.

Re: Catholic Emigration from Maryland to Kentucky - About 1785

truesalsberry — 2010-10-24 03:22:00Z

I am still very interested if someone finds the bible. Besides BROWN, I am looking at the surnames, DRURY, FRENCH and REYNOLDS. I know there are more but these are the 4 main surnames.
Thanks!

Re: Catholic Emigration from Maryland to Kentucky - About 1785

tjmarkey2001 — 2010-10-23 14:44:59Z

Ditto: descendant of the Slacks and Wathens.

Tim Markey

Re: "Centenary of Catholicity In Kentucky" By Ben J. Webb CAN BE FOUND ONLINE, SEE MY MESSAGE BELOW

oldchevy — 2010-10-13 20:05:55Z

Webb's book is no longer at the link Sheila gave. However, you can download it from the Internet Archives at:

http://www.archive.org/details/centenaryofcatho00webb

Re: "Centenary of Catholicity In Kentucky" By Ben J. Webb CAN BE FOUND ONLINE, SEE MY MESSAGE BELOW

tjmarkey2001 — 2010-10-09 18:02:56Z

I would love to have this information. My family came from Maryland to KY in the 18th century, Catholics all.

Re: Catholic Families Nelson/Hardin Cos. KY

peterfreund_1 — 2010-08-24 00:43:32Z

Hi,
I've landed at Edson P Spink of Iowa. I have information on his daughter, Charlotte Elizabeth, but nothing else of his family. Wondering if you could point me in the right direction as it appears Edson was married to an Elizabeth Fowler and should be the same you are discussing.
Thanks,
peter.freund(at)gmail.com

Maryland to Kentucky ancestors, also Ireland to Indiana

gappam — 2010-07-22 19:14:35Z

My Mom was a RANEY, many of my maternal ancestors were from Martin Co, IN, Washington Co, KY, PA, and Maryland.
My ggg grandparents were Jeremiah RINEY RANEY and Mary Joan SHEEHAN MOORE from southern Maryland. They were part of the Maryland Catholic movement to Washington Co, KY in the late 1790's.
Their children were Elizabeth Hester RANEY CROOKS, Sarah Ann Matilda RANEY TEWELL, John Felix RINEY RANEY m. Mary O'NEAL, Jonathan RANEY m. Patsy BECK, possibly Alexander RANEY, possibly Ann RANEY m. Julius JOHNSON, my great-great grandparents James Virgil RANEY and Mary Helen HOLLAND. He was born in Washington Co, KY in 1809. She was born in Ireland in 1820.
My great-grandparenst were John RANEY and Martha JOHNSON. They were both born in Martin Co, IN, and had 11 children, many of whom stayed in Indiana.
My grandparents were Homer Thomas RANEY and Mary Dot McCORD. They were both born in Loogootee, IN, married in 1905 in Daviess Co, IN and most of their 11 children were born in the Kansas City area.

My paternal gg-grandparents, James SAUSE and Elenor STOKES were born in Co. Tipperary, Ireland. Do not know who were their parents. They married in Ireland and came to US with their family around 1838.
Their 6th born, Michael SAUSE was my great-grandpa, married in Daviess Co, IN in 1852 to Margaret DOWNEY (daughter of Matthew DOWNEY and Ellen CONWAY of Ireland). Michael and Margaret SAUSE had 9 children in Indiana.
Their 8th born was grandpa Matthew Marcellus SAUSE married Mary Margaret BRADLEY in 1900 in DCI (all of my SAUSE ancestors were born in Ireland, and all of them ended up in Daviess and Martin Co, IN)
Grandparents Matthew and Mayme SAUSE married in Indiana, had 7 children, some born in St. Louis area and others in Kansas City. (Austin Michael) Fr. Bernard SAUSE, William Marcellus SAUSE, Leo Bradley SAUSE, John SAUSE, my Pop Matthew Joseph SAUSE, Marguerite SAUSE LESTER CLASSEN, and Patrick Michael Aloysius SAUSE. John died young, Leo and Austin did not marry, Bill did not have children. Other 3 married and had children, grandchildren, etc.
My parents had my brother and myself. We are both married and both of us have married children and grandchildren.
I grew up in Kansas City and live in Iowa.
Marilyn Gappa

Re: Copy of Maryland Catholics on the Frontier

maryk1127 — 2010-06-23 22:53:03Z

I found this post a few pages back. I called and talked to Dan O'Rourke about a year or so ago and he still had some books and they were $175. I just haven't had the money to get it but a library about 25 miles from me has a copy I can use. Here's a copy of the post:

Maryland Catholics on the Frontier
CDBENTLEYWYNN (View posts) Posted: 4 Sep 2007 3:11PM
Classification: Query
Surnames: Layton, Tucker, Miles, Taylor, Hagan, Duvall, Neitcher
Hi, grumpypuppy3, I received my copy of MCF from Mr. Dan O'Rourke, the brother of the author, Timothy J. O'Rourke. I called him at his home in Overland Park Kansas to order the book and he was very gracious. This book last October, (2006), cost $150.00, but it was my understanding at that time that the price was going to increase to $175.00. There were only about 35 copies of this book available. You can reach Dan O'Rourke at his home by calling: 913-599-7022 or by writing to him at this address: 10676 West 157th Terrace, Overland Park, Kansas KS 66221. I had to follow up with a phone call after I sent him the check to find out if the book had been mailed to me. He is very trustworthy and will follow through with his word. I hope you can get your copy of this book, it is a wonderful resource tool and family heirloom. The book is not without its flaws, but mostly do to the publisher/my copy had a page of information missing, but I was able to get a copy of this page from another MCF researcher who owned the book. I hope the information that I have shared with you will be of assistance to you. Good Luck and please post your experience and family history, so that we too may know your lineage to Maryland Catholic Families.

Good luck on becoming a member of the DAR. John Manning was my GGGGGrandfather.

Copy of Maryland Catholics on the Frontier

duggansusie1 — 2010-06-21 02:45:51Z

I'm wanting to buy a copy of the O'Rourke's book. I'm interested in becoming a memeber of DAR and I need information about John Manning.
My grandmother was a Tucker from Perryville, MO.

Re: Where is original Md Catholics on Frontier website

mspeartree1 — 2010-03-30 06:52:44Z

Web site for Maryland Catholics reunion is www.MDtoKYReunion.club.officelive.com

Maryland Catholics on the Frontier

lkm12661 — 2010-01-13 21:21:06Z

I am trying to find any information on the surname Manning.
My aunt had the Book Maryland Catholics on the Frontier, but before she could give me the book her house was destoryed. She ghad told me that there was info. in that Book on the Mannings. I am also looking for the Book. If anyone out there could help me find the book and also Mannings, I would be very grateful. thanks Linda

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Re: Maryland to Kentucky ancestors, also Ireland to Indiana

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Andrew Gorman

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Re: "Centenary of Catholicity In Kentucky" By Ben J. Webb *CAN BE FOUND ONLINE, SEE MY MESSAGE BELOW*

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Maryland to Kentucky ancestors, also Ireland to Indiana

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Copy of Maryland Catholics on the Frontier

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Maryland Catholics on the Frontier

Re: "Centenary of Catholicity In Kentucky" By Ben J. Webb CAN BE FOUND ONLINE, SEE MY MESSAGE BELOW

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