Saturday, May 17, 2014

Calvin F (Fay) JONES

Calvin Fay Jones   CW Veteran.


Calvin F Jones
Rank:
Private
Unit:
IL 36 Inf H
Cemetery:
Oak Hill
Cemetery Location:
Nashua Chickasaw IA
Comments:
Lot 24; s/o Noyes and Susan



# 7.    


His ancestors were  Christopher JONES of the Mayflower and his father Christopher Jones, shipbuilder in England.
His ancestresses were Josian Grey JONES who when Christopher died married the man who bought her husbands fleet and moved to America. 

worked in ship yards and some records said he had largest fleet of ships in world at the time of his demiss when Christopher Jones son took over the business.  English records


His Mom's line was from the Mattison's of VT and other places. Just learned new information and anxious to learn more.
Thanks to his Mom's brother who came to live near them in Iowa for a time.

Richard Sweet / Priscilla Carpenter line via Susanna Sweet b 11 May 1724 m to Silas Jones

Alice (unk) Berry wife  of Richard Berry daughter Elizabeth m Josiah Jones b 1652 Yarmouth Mass.  d1744 East Greenwich RI 

Rahamana, daughter of Indian Chief,  very little data,  The Irony was that the Nicholson Clan helped verify this by refusing 
a early marriage due to lineage. Proven 1993 by self and Nicholson cousin. Teague JONES wife.

Little done on this line:
Priscilla Hamilton (HAMBLIN)  depending on records she was one of these names. married to Seth Jones son of Josiah.

Silas marries Susanna Sweet.  '


Lots more work to be done and some to be retrieved from older computer.  


He is one of my many Military Men. 




Monday, May 12, 2014

From NGS Important News


Hoping you all find this as interesting as I did. Very Informative.  If you do not subscribe you may consider it as a vital link for informative information.  Susi



Date: Mon, May 12, 2014 at 4:37 PM
Subject: FW: UpFront with NGS
To: SusiCP@cox.net

Hi Susi,

Definitely spread the word – I used the info they put out for the public!

Diane :-)

Diane L. Richard
Editor, Upfront with NGS, http://upfront.ngsgenealogy.org/ 


---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: susi c Pentico <SusiCP@cox.net>
Date: Mon, May 12, 2014 at 4:14 PM
Subject: Re: UpFront with NGS
To: UpFront with NGS <ngs@ngsgenealogy.org>

IS there any reason I could not put this on our Genealogical web page for them to see?  I know copyright etc.  But with permission?  Or I will refer to here and hope they click over.  Susi

On May 12, 2014, at 10:34 PM, UpFront with NGS wrote:






RichmondVA, 12 May 2014: Jordan Jones, President of the National Genealogical Society (NGS), a sponsoring member of the Records Preservation and Access Committee (RPAC), announced the Genealogists’ Declaration of Rights before a crowd of more than 2,500 genealogists attending the Opening Session of the NGS 2014 Family History Conference inRichmondVirginia, on 7 May 2014.

The Declaration of Rights is a statement advocating open access to federal, state, and local public records. The Declaration affirms America’s long history of open public records, which has been threatened the last few years over concerns about identity theft and privacy. The Records Preservation and Access Committee has worked with state and federal legislators as well as local public officials for more than twenty years in support of legislation and regulations that achieve a balance between access and privacy. The Declaration of Rights has been approved by the board of directors of the three sponsoring organizations: The National Genealogical Society (NGS), the Federation of Genealogical Societies (FGS), and the International Association of Jewish Genealogical Societies (IAJGS).

During the NGS 2014 Family History Conference this week, genealogists from almost all fifty states have signed the Declaration of Rights. Over the next few months, the Declaration will travel to the 34th IAJGS Conference on Jewish Genealogy in Salt Lake CityUtah, 27 July–1 August 2014 and the Federation of Genealogical Societies Conference in San Antonio,Texas, 27–30 August 2014. The Declaration will also be available for signature at http://bit.ly/gen-declaration by genealogists not attending one of the conferences.


Genealogists advocate the right of access to records held by government agencies including but not limited to vital records (births, marriages, deaths, divorces); land conveyances and mortgages; tax assessments; guardianships; probates of estates; criminal proceedings; suits of law and equity; immigration; military service and pensions; and acts of governmental entities.  Genealogists further advocate that they need to be allowed access to original records when photocopies, microfilm, digital images, or other formats are insufficient to establish clear text, context, or completeness of the record. The rights of genealogists specified in the Declaration object to numerous barriers created to deny them access to records.

Thousands of professional genealogists do research every day on behalf of clients, government agencies, and attorneys. Of particular note are the many forensic genealogists who assist the Department of Defense in locating heirs for the repatriation of remains from previous wars; assist county coroners in the identification of unclaimed persons; work with attorneys in locating missing and unknown heirs involving estates, trusts, real estate quiet title actions, oil and gas and mineral rights, and other similar legal transactions; trace and track heritable medical conditions where finding distant cousins can facilitate early treatment and possibly prevent a premature death; research stolen art and artifacts for repatriation; and identify American Indians, Native Alaskans, and Native Hawaiians to determine eligibility for tribal benefits.  

The Records Preservation and Access Committee (RPAC) is a joint committee of the National Genealogical Society (NGS), the Federation of Genealogical Societies (FGS), and the International Association of Jewish Genealogical Societies (IAJGS) as sponsoring members. The Association of Professional Genealogists (APG), the Board for Certification of Genealogists (BCG), the International Commission for the Accreditation of Professional Genealogists (ICAPGen), and the American Society of Genealogists (ASG) also serve as participating members. RPAC meets monthly to inform and advise the genealogical community on ensuring proper access to vital records and on supporting strong records preservation policies and practices at the federal, state, and occasionally the local level.




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Sunday, May 11, 2014

Happy Mother's Day to All Mom's

Happy Mother's Day

Mother's Day is a time of Celebration,

A time of Thanks,

A time for warm Memories


Thank You for Love you have given,

Thank You for the Love that you have shared

Thank You for caring and being there.

Thanks to all Mother's Everywhere,

The world is better because we care.



Thanks for being a friend, a consoler and a
hugger and lover.

Thanks for the laughter and the tears

Thanks for all the wonderful years.

New Mother or older, they are all so special

Each brings their own unique gift..

God Thank you for each and everyone.

Friday, May 9, 2014

SDGS Meeting 10 to 12:30 pm 10 May 2014


Gena Phllibert-Ortega, Saturday the 10th, Speaker for SDGS 10- 12:30

San Diego Genealogical Society Meeting

San Diego Genealogical Society will be meeting at St. Andrews Lutheran Church from 10 am to 12:30 pm. 8350 Lake Murray Blvd. San Diego, Ca

Our guest speaker will be Gena Philibert-Ortega.  She is a neighbor from the north of us, she wrote a cook book about Recipes and Ancestors.  So you have heard of her before, do come enjoy the morning.

The society has refreshments and raffles and it is always a great time to meet other genealogists.

Gena's topics will be:

1st Session

HIT THE BOOKS!  UTILIZING DIGITIZED BOOKS ONLINE.
Many researchers use the digitalized form of research and they access is almost limitless.  They can come from free sites, subscription sites, websites, etc.
She will be discuss digitized book websites, how to navigate them and find the information you need.

2nd session

READ ALL ABOUT IT: YOUR ANCESTORS IN THE NEWSPAPER.
One of the best sources for information on your ancestors is the newspaper.  Newspapers are
great equalizers for the rich and the poor, they all get mentioned generally.  She will show us how to get more out of reading those papers, ie scanning the pages with the eye.  In this presentation we will look at where to find newspapers, search strategies and the types of articles that can help benefit your research.


Gena's Biography
She holds a Master's Degree in Interdisciplinary Studies and Religion.  She is the author of hundreds of
articles published in genealogy newsletters and magazines.  Her writings can be found on her blogs,



Gena’s Genealogy and Food.Family.Ephemera.

Tuesday, March 25, 2014

52 Weeks in Genealogy, Roger EASTMAN and kin

My Great Grandmother Margaret Mae Eastman Foulk Archer was my Grand mother's MOM. Alas the government in shipment lost all our shared letters in 1967 when we went to HI.  Grrrrrrr.

I wrote to her from the time I was about 8 years old. It was a practice in our home to write our family because we lived so far away from them.  We stopped writing, when she died in January of 1958 the year I graduated high school.

Sometimes I can remember things she wrote about other times I so long for those letters that talked about her family.  I do have pictures of her both younger and older. She did marry twice. Her first husband disappeared when selling grain to Russia and supposedly went with grain to Seattle to make sure it made the ship. GGrandfather Harvey Edward Foulk is another story.

She was born 6 October 1874 BlackHawk Co. IA. Her death was 23 Jan 1958 in Washburn, Blackhawk Co. IA.  She is buried in Washburn, IA.  Downline descendants live in the house today and we write often.


1870 WITH PARENTS  WM H AND CATHARINE FOULK  HARVEY 3 AND ARTHUR F 1. CEDAR, BLACKHAWK CO. IA  WATERLOO.  
1920 WITH WIFE MARGARET MAE EASTMAN IN PLATTE TOWNSHIP 22 NORTH E #9 WYO.

ARTHUR W 21 BELVA L 19, CLAUDE O 17, BLANCHE E 14, IRA E, 12  ALVINA K 10, HERBERT E 6.

HERBERT AND DAD WERE NEAR IN AGE. :>)   CLAUDE AND BLANCHE BORN IN MINN OTHERS IA.

1910  HARVEY AND MARGRET ARE IN EAGLE, BLACKHAWK IA.  VICTORIA 1ST CHILD AGE 12.

 Victoria Mae  MARRIED AND DAD BORN 1913.  GREAT UNCLE CHARLIE JONES TOOK THEM TO BLUE MOUND MINN FOR MARRIAGE. Have copy of orignal marriage certificate from Blue Mound. Minn.

Family information on  http://susischattyperformances.blogspot.com/

 Margaret Mae Eastman's parents were George Herbert Eastman and Lydia Trowbridge.


 George was born in Connecticut and died 12 Nov 1910 in Iowa they married 28 Oct 1860 in Black Hawk Co. IA
 Lydia was born 4 Sept 1841 Edwardsville, NY, died in Waterloo, IA area.


Abijah Stoddard Eastman was George's father. He was born in Connecticut 1778 and died 10 March 1852



Abijah vol 48 nu 131  History and Gen of the Eastman fam by guy S Rix (2v) Concord NH 1801  (1000pg )197

Ill Public land Purchase Records  Name:
Eastman Abijah S
Section:
E2SW
Price:
125
Total:
10000
Date:
29 Sep 1849
Volume:
706
Page:
045
Type:
FD
Sect:
29
Township:
42N
Range:
02E
Meridian:
3
Acres:
8000
Corr-Tag:
0
ID:
173566
Reside:
000**************************

Abijah's wife was Esther  THOMAS (?) Another family story for Esther. She was born 1796 in Ct.  She is of Indian heritage.
Grandma said she could be either Thomas or WOOD.  I tracked it greatly and believe it is Thomas. Have documentation to show reason for Thomas.

I have four boys and 1 girl for Abijah.


His father was Vespasion Eastman and mother Eunice Stoddard.  (Would love information on her).
Vespasion was born about 1754 and died 6 Sep 1828 Rodman Jefferson NY .

His father was Azariah Eastman and Ruth Jenkins. Azariah was born abt 1718 died 1777 in Fairfield, Connecticut aged 59

I have five boys in my files for Azariah and Ruth.

Azariah Eastman
Birth Date:
1718
Birthplace:
New Jersey
Volume:
48
Page Number:
136
http://content.ancestry.com/browse/view.aspx?dbid=7613&iid=CTM252_2-0137&pid=136144&ssrc=&fn=Azariah&ln=Eastman&st=g
Reference:
Gen. Column of the " Boston Transcript". 1906-1941.( The greatest single source of material for gen. Data for the N.E. area and for the period 1600-1800. Completely indexed in the Index.): 4 Sep 1935, 248; 20 Sep 1935, 880; 26 Sep 1935, 909

His father was Peter EASTMAN b 20 Jan 1784  died 1764. wife Mehitable ROOT b 27 May 1688 died 1760.  married in 1708. Her parents Hezekiah ROOT and Mehitable FRAIRY.

His father was Joseph EASTMANb 8 Nov 1650- 4 April 1692 and Mary Tilton 8 Feb  1647 .


His father was Roger EASTMAN b 4 April 1610 d 16 Dec 1694 m Sarah Smith and at least one more
Snow was Joseph's mother I believe.

His father is John EASTMAN from England  b 1579.  More but on older computer.
Data from census, Wills, LDS files, cousins research. my research. But done pre 2000.
Also from the Roger EASTMAN book LDS had on shelves years ago.
Started in 1960.

Saturday, March 15, 2014

52 Weeks of Genealogy Samuel CASPER



What happened to his father and two brothers?

Did his father  go back to Germany to make amends with his first wife after being told not to return when she learned he had remarried in OHIO?  Anthony or Antonio CASPER came from Germany.
left wife and several Children in Germany.

One brother was in Ohio we found tidbits on, the divorce took place in Cincinati, Ohio from the
Court Records.

Antonio Casper ma Sarah  ? 1842/3 ?

1850 USFC  Ohio
Name:S A Casper
Age:0
Birth Year:abt 1850
Birthplace:Ohio
Home in 1850:Rush Creek, Fairfield, Ohio
Gender:Male
Family Number:204
Household Members:
NameAge
A Casper50
Sarah Casper21
John E Casper6
W C Casper4
S A Casper0







CABINET MAKER FROM GERMANY

Samuel grows up with is Mother and siblings.
No proof which Samuel Casper is our's for 1860.

Samuel moves and meets Rhoda Ann Brown,  they marry 1871 Jasper Co. , Iowa.

All children born in the Praire City area.

Their fourth child is Sarah Isabelle Casper. b 11 Aug. 1877

marries  Franklin Andrew Pentico  b 29 May 8881, Jasper Co. IA.

Sarah Isabelle Casper Pentico dies  31 Jan 1957 Woodward, Boone Co., IA

Franklin dies Creston, Union Co. IA buried Prairie City, IA

They lived at Woodward, Dallas County, IA  then separated.
They had 7 children:

#3. was Arthur Harold Pentico,  my husband's father.


** I found a man with simular name and wife Sarah in 1860 census and wonder if they remarried and raised the children together.  Children had same names??? ages Never seen that before.  WE do have the divorce papers.


Did Anthony? Antonio go back to Germany? Change his name?

Monday, March 10, 2014

R I P Cousin Donald Jones


Don Jones in white shirt, myself and Gerald O Jones  in Lemon Grove, Ca early 2000's.
They are both gone now. Their fathers were brothers. LaMonte and Carl Jones children of Calvin Fay Jones and Hannah Young Jones.  I miss my Uncle badly at times and always enjoyed the shared time with cousin Don and his wife, even though we found each other later in life. It was his family Dad hunted for for many many years.  We knew they lived in Northern Ca, but it's a big place.
May Dad, Uncle and the other cousins have a joyous get acquaintance in the beyond.

 

Friday, March 7, 2014

TUTTLE's in MY TREE 52 Weeks in Genealogy


Tuttle Research, some done by cousins and lots done by self.


Full data on old computer but here is skeleton of data.  Yes it was proven in the late 80's early 90s.

John Tuttle & Deliverance KING,
 had John Tuttle m to Elizabeth HODGKIN,  
son John m ISABEL WELLS,  
son Henry m Alice GOOCH,   
 son Henry m Bridget BURTON
son Nathaniel m  Abigail BAKER, 
son Joseph 1685 -1721 mar Elizabeth GARDINER b 1687-,
son James Jacobus Tuttle m Mary ROSENKRANS
son James Tuttle b 1738 ie NY 1759 m Elbert, GA to Rebecca WASHBURN b 1740 Ulster NY ,he dies in Giles Tenn ar 1798 age 60
son James
daughter Patience TUTTLE  b 1806 Elbert, GA m 13 May 1820 WAyne Co. KY to John MORROW b 1793 ie death pre 1850 Henry Co. IA
, their daughter Rebecca Morrow b July 1821 2 Mercer Co. KY died Iowa marries John Cornelius Scott 25 Mar 1841 Henry Co. IA

Census data some wills and other data collected.

http://search.ancestry.com/Browse/view.aspx?dbid=7602&path=Missouri.Harrison.Lincoln.104.22  with son John next door 1900

http://search.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=View&r=an&dbid=7163&iid=4263714_00432&fn=John+C&ln=Scott&st=r&ssrc=&pid=35624668  Stockers above and below

I WOULD LOVE TO SEND YOU THE SOURCES BUT THEY ARE NOT HANDY.  I DO  HAVE MANY AND MUCH SOURCES.  I SMALL AMOUNT OF THE EARLY RESEARCH I DID BUT MOST DONE BY COUSIN. FROM NATHANIEL , I DID THE WORK WITH OTHERS HELP.

SUSI 

Anyone else doing them and or need help after 5 April I can dig and breathe to find the old files.