Saturday, October 22, 2022
Hello, Learned more on JONES today.
LEARNED MORE ON JONES TODAY, HURRAY
It seems it really may come to pass with a more filled out tree for female Ancestral lines.
I was so excited to find this one email sent to me long ago filed in my completed folder.
It was able to give me more data on some of the female married names.
It also gives the surnames of more family members for us to locate.
So wish they would find Noyes (Nois) Jones and Susan Madison Jones and children picture
that I was told hung in the hall of his home. Some one took it home and no one seems to
to know whom it went to. DO I want it no, but a copy would give me more facial features to
look at to pick out kin.
Yes, they seemed to follow each other across the country. It makes sense really.
Someone once said were they not speaking, no I do not think that was the problem at all.
Knowing there were troubles here and there but not to the point of not talking to each other.
When I reached this side of the family on the phone they shared so many stories and gave me
others names and numbers to contact and learn more.
I have learned there is an error in happenings but it is not a big deal to me. Wanting to
find the son who went missing in New York between 1850-55. Noel Jones b 1835 Massachussetts.
I never found a death notice so wondered if he just didn't want to go west and stayed east.
But was told he was killed and family wanted to leave the area for fresher ground.
Later Noyes and Susan lost another son due to the CW. William Harrison died 31 Dec 1862
Stones River Battle. His brother was seriously injured and buried as dead. Was found and
nursed back to health and walked back to Illinois. Calvin Fay my ancestor, and Great
Grandfather. The home he built was almost like a southern mansion. I have a picture of it
taken by a helper. (It pays to have a helper when one can not get there to learn data).
I had not done that before.
Proven Data. Sadly I am stopped with Teague Jones Sr. and Rahamana, (Indian proven,).
I was given data from England on his parentage but now 15 years later they are back peddling.
Looking for DNA match down the road.
Teague fought Narraganset Indians with Richard Berry . Many records in the Daily Minutes for
the Town Coucil meetings. The same applies to Richard Berry also very early kin.
28 October 1645 fought the Indians with a group from Yarmouth. England originally said this:
His mother Josian Grey remarried after Christopher Jones Jr died of pneamonia. She married one
of the other two holders of the ship. It was a 3 way agreement. She requested trip to America
to see the land Christopher constantly talked of. Supposedly married and were taken to Boston area.
????? I beleive that is why we can not find data on Teague and due to his father being very ill
he never got recorded per their rules??? Need Ship Records and names of the original 2 plus
Christopher Jones. My goal was to find where from and no funds to go to England to learn more.
Never dreamt they may be connected. But first notice said yes last group said could not prove.
Josian Grey had three marriages is all they told me besides there was a baby.
More to follow soon. SusiCP1@gmail.com
Thursday, July 28, 2022
TRYING AGAIN.===WHEATLAND, WYOMING 1900 TO CURRENT.
YESTERDAY, I started and saved a major blog post to be read. Today It has gone away not to be found. Sorta odd.
The post you read I wrote for a year ago spring when everything stopped.
I will regenerate a post current to our topics and get it up soon.
Wheatland, Wyoming you are on the hot seat. Never really realized what was there
yet I knew it mentally just didn't think of it. I have toured the court house and
seen my parents Marriage application and approval. Uncle Dick took me to the court
house. William Richard Hoffman,
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My family and a great deal of it lived and moved in and out of Wheatland, Wyo for many
years. I still have cousins there and Uncle Dick's wife. I am sure I have other cousins
there that when Dad died I did not follow up on.
I know the Drews' moved away. Uncle Gerald saw two of the boys in Denver area eons ago.
I suspect they are all gone. I spoke with Ducima Drew about 30 + years ago.
Looking for information on the HULSE, KINNAMON'S, SETTELS. BARTLETT IS FAMILY NAME ALSO.
BEATTY, FOLK, FOULK, FEIL, EASTMAN, HOFFMAN, JONES, KERNS, LAWRENCE, MUSSELMAN, SCOTT,
SCRANTON, PARRISH, and others.
Dad died in 1995 in Santa Rosa, CA. Ray Dee Jones Sr, Mom died several years later.
She was at home in Valley Ford, Ca and the property was sold. Dorothy Inez Hoffman Jones.
That part of my genealogy is missing on computer have to pull out her Obit. Back up
drive died while in Michigan some years back.
All of this started because cousin in Wheatland called me to ask about the Dr Huffman
that lived Wheatland in the 1920's and maybe later. The older generation talked but could
not find clues but thought they could be related. Hoffman and Huffman in many instances
is same line. Old Germany only had Hoffman. But when spoken to Englishman it had a UUUU
sound so after about 1880 UU shows in their records of people going back .
SusiCP1@gmail.com.
Born in Greybull, WYO. parents grew up in Wheatland area around much famiily.
2022 February
So much to say, so little time. 17 Feb 1978 was husband's day for retiring from the military.
United States Navy more than 25 years employed.
His birthday is coming in March he was born in 1935. He grew up in farming communities in
Iowa. He played football in high school and drove the school bus for everyone to get to
school for a period of time. He graduated from Woodward High School.
He enlisted in the Navy not long after graduation. He went to join the Air Force but that person had gone to lunch and he was asked by the Navy Recruiter if he wanted to try the Navy. His brother had just been drafted so he said yes. The rest is history.
He has had many exciting adventures. Been invovled in many intriguing events. He worked with and knew some of the more talked about Pilots of VietNeim area. He was Sailor of the Quarter and Sailor of the Year for the West Coast.
He was a Boy Scout Leader for his sons troop with other servicemen as they rotated in and out for duty. We have an Eagle Scout and a Life Scout. The boys loved the Scouting.
He designed tools that saved the Navy money and was given a small stipend.
The father of five children 3 boys and 2 girls. Brother to two sisters *both now deceased" and 1 brother. One sister lived with us, her last 7 years. His Mother lived with us after
his Dad died and she could no longer live alone. She is also deceased. He had my Mom live with us and get back on her feet after some health issues for several months and wanted her to stay with us when she decided to go home.
He is a member of the FRA and has held offices in the orgainization.
He has supported our children through good and rough spots both. He still supports our children and grandchildren when he feels he can assist them or advise them for ideas.
He looks with great joy when his grandchildren come to visit and delights in the visiting of his great grand children 2 girls and 1 boy.
More to add tomorrow.
Wednesday, August 19, 2020
Thursday, July 23, 2020
As My Mind Wanders, Does Yours Also?
AS MY MIND WANDERS, DOES YOURS ALSO?
My mind amazes me, why does it ask all these questions once one has gone to bed?
As digging in the dirt and pulling weeds my thinking is of applying the gardening
method to my genealogy. Some days it pays alas many days it grabs me in the middle of
the night on the things one can do when awake to try a new way to resolve a missing
ancestors Heritage.
Census Data
1. Relook at the Census records for 5 Generations.
2. Did one miss a clue on one of those pages?
3. Census does not change it has been there ever since posted.
4. But boundaries do change in Census, that matters,
5. Names of places one learns also changed way back then.
6. Nicknames are used, second name verses first, is it the same person?
7. Are they living with other people?
8. Have they moved within the community?
9. Watch for marriages nears parents?
10. Watch for deaths in papers and later SS Death Index.
You realize that is only ten topics. Betting you can find more.
Many times we have to relook at our data and see what is amiss.
Wills Revisited, ditto for Deeds, give it a whirl and let me know what you see.
Sunday, July 19, 2020
Genealogy and Heat O My
Genealogy and Heat, O My
Genealogy requires clear head and mind and cool surroundings. 85 Degrees makes it self noticed in my tree.
Today I wandered through some other family trees. Aunt Bethel seemed to be Talking
to me.
By golly up comes a Great Uncle George family tree. Hi Carolyn F. Hi Charles Jones.
Right after Dad died ( 1995) I picked up the phone and found some of the other down line kin in Minnesota.
Blessed be some how word reached family that had been looking for my Uncle for years and they showed up
on my Uncle Gerald's door. They also came to Moms' place though Dad was already gone. It was down line of
family he had spent most of his life looking for. It was nothing for him if there was extra cash to fill the
truck tank and we would drive various areas he heard they may be. We talked to many Jones's.
Don Jones we thank you, I have communicated with many of your kin thanks to you finding Dad's address and
Uncle Gerald's in San Diego. No it was Lemon Grove so they kept missing him. I try to reach out to them.
Learning more about our family and our traits and likes and dislikes and things they enjoy. Don was in
Sacramento, CA.
So I have touched bases with Henry George ie George Henry's line the oldest child of Noyes Jones and Susan.
Noel the 2nd born has vanished either in NY or Mass or ?
William Harrison joined the service with his brother Calvin and they served the Union Army together.
Alas Calvin left William Harrison in a grave in Tennessee. I have a picture of his tombstone. I found what
I think may be marriage record for him the day before they left. I have never persued it yet.
Daughter Arvilla b 1841 in Ny d 1922 married brothers Addison and Alfred Johnson.
I had done some research on her before first system back up died. Lois Arvilla Jones Johnson
I received this message from Brian regarding Jennie Jones b 1847 d 1874 . He was on Ancestry.com.
bm1316,
To: SusiCP, view conversation
Subject: RE: HI cousin
Good to hear from you! I am descended through their daughter, Jennie (1847-1874) who married Gottlieb Friedrich
'Fred" Apel (1842-1898) in 1864. They had 3 kids, Minnie, Frances, and Frederic. I am descended through Frances
(1869-1958) who married Alfred Williams in 1888. They were my 3x great-grandparents.
Brian
I NEED TO FOLLOW UP ON THIS LINE MORE: OR MAYBE PETE YOU WILL DO IT.
AUNT LUCY LORETTA JONES married WILLIAM FULLER, A line I would love to dig into because we already
have FULLER early. 5 girls.
Lucy Loretta Fuller
Titles and Terms
Mrs
Event Type
Death
Event Date
02 Jun 1931
Event Place
Monticello, Tama, Iowa, United States
Event Place (Original)
Monticello
Gender
Female
Age
84
Birth Year (Estimated)
1847
Father's Name
Noyes Jones
Mother's Name
Susan
Spouse's Name
Wm Fuller
Certificate Number
5375
Citing this Record
"Iowa, Death Records, 1921-1940," database with images, FamilySearch(https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q248-L7ZX : 31 October 2016), Susan in entry for Lucy Loretta Fuller, 02 Jun 1931, Monticello, Tama, Iowa, United States; citing certificate #5375, State Historical Society of Iowa, Des Moines; FamilySearch digital folder
Elm Creek Webster NEB
1880 census
Wide open for help in research: please and thanks.
Charles E Jones b 9 Sept 1850 Renssaelear Co. Ny m 3 Oct 1905 Bremer, IA to Betsey Bartlett recently learned he had 2nd wife Susan Lantz
He I have some data on, he took my Grandparents to MINN for them to marry. Somewhere I have the letter she wrote to tell me. And Grandad told me the same. They had Fanny E., William N and Calvin Jay
IS Elizabeth JONES their daughter also b 1860 Nunda ILL as child yet I did not find it?
Ancestry.com won't open for me to recheck this.
More to follow. If you are of these lines please communicate with me. Thanks.
Saturday, July 11, 2020
Tuesday, July 7, 2020
Mixing Things Up for Change.
Well, trying to revive your interest in your research and family. So today I swapped things up.
Posting pictures of our youngest great grandchildren on my working blog for the people to see them.
Noticing there is more sharing in many blogs and since this is the family one, I thought it would maybe
generate some participation or fire up your desire to learn more about our family.
Our family is large no matter from which side you come from. Forever being amazed at the more
interesting people that are in our tree. We have many interesting cousins that keep it hidden.
We had many Aunts and Uncles that did the same thing. War was very hard on our family, as it is
on most families. Some spoke little to nothing on it and some shared some great experiences.
We obviously have siblings that could chatter away if they would also.
So much of our history is lost on a daily basis. So what part of our history is worth saving?
Does it depend on your prospective or a cousins or Aunt or Uncle and bless us for the Great Aunt that
some of us still have.
Recently, being reminded to think of the past as a preteen and teen, the mind does some interesting
twists.
Do you remember incidents with classmates and neighbors that affected your family? Surely you do, but
has much or any of these things been shared with other families. Is it in your family data base if you
are doing research?
Recently found a postcard of our home town of 50+ years from not long before we moved into the town.
Then was reminded of some of the citizens whom migrated in a few years after us. Shared school with and
some 4-H and some Church activities too. Our school was generally the meeting place. 2 Room school,
with lower grades one side, upper on the other. Our town the school was key. Other towns had Community
Rooms for activities.
Service men came home with many stories, some funny, some sad, some glad. These people were our growing
up Uncles, and later wars our cousins and some our spouses. O yes a couple of females were in the mix
also.
Ironic, my feelings are that it brought most families closer at that time. We mostly knew our families
a bit better than today.
Wishing that today we could know our kin as well as we did then. But we have buried many, we have married
had children and they have married and had children etc.
Dad, Ray Dee Jones Sr. said: "Family was the most important thing we have, to keep track of it and do
not Loose it."
Ray Dee Jones Sr, and Dorothy Inez Hoffman Jones
Will be posting on the various relatives related to them, Mom has Pocahantus, Dad has Great Chief King
Massasoit Ousamequinn "YELLOW FEATHER". Dad also has Capt Christopher Jones Jr of the Mayflower fame
Captain of the ship. We have many direct links to many Mayflower ancestors on both sides. More to come.
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