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I've "rescued" a group of three photographs which all belong to the FOSTER
Family of Indiana. The first is a photograph of Martha FOSTER CRUBAUGH and
Mary FOSTER COLE which was taken at the M.H. Watts Studio in Richmond,
Indiana. The second surnames appear to have been added to later using a
different pen so I'm assuming that those are the girls married names.
The first photograph appears to have been taken in the 1880's with the two
girls looking to be in their early to late teens at the time. The second
photograph has no studio or location noted but appears to be another
photograph of the girl identified as Mary FOSTER COLE. This photograph
appears to have been taken in the 1890's with Mary looking to be slightly
older than the previous photograph, maybe 15 years of age.
The third photograph is one of Mary FOSTER COLE, taken at the Watt Studio in
Richmond, IN, probably in the early 1900's with Mary likely in her 20's at
the time. I'm hoping to locate someone from this FOSTER Family so that
these wonderful old photographs can be returned to the care of family.
These photographs were recovered along with another photograph from
Richmond, IN belonging to the PORTERFIELD - BURBAGE Family. I've no idea
what the connection might be, however, the handwriting on all the
photographs is clearly made by the same hand. If you are a member of this
family or know someone who might be, please contact me.
Thanks,
Shelley
1920 census for the same area, same house gives same information but adds a
lodger Oliver Urwin, 22, born in England, parents born in England, clerk in
the dry goods store.
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Researching; Morrow, Cole, Edmiston, Comstock, Daniel & Besette
Hi I am searching for any family of Catherine Sarah GILLER and Arthur Edward
COLE who married at Poole in 1901. Many thanks
Helen McNamara
NZ
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In the book Men of Tomorrow, Jack Cole, born 1914 in New Castle, PA was mentioned. He was described as the son of a "dry goods dealer, musician, and Methodist Sunday Schol teacher."
The book by Gerard Jones talks about the birth and early years of the comics. Jack was responsible for the character known as Plastic Man. Jack was reported to have suffered with depression throughout his life and died of suicide perhaps around the late 1930's.
There was more information about his growing up and his drawing. I have no connection that I know of regarding this Jack Cole and am not the source of information about him. If you can't get hold of the book I will abstract more information from it for people who are interested. I know nothing more about him!!! The book gives no more information about his origins. If you can't connect to him from what I have written above, I can't tell you more.
Brian L. Cole
Researching Coles from England to Virginia
to Maryland to Jefferson Co., Ohio
I was wondering if anyone out there might be working on the same Cole line
as me as I can't seem to find anything else on this line. My grandmother was
Ellen Cole, born 15 Aug 1889 or 1899 and died 5 Sept 1948 in Blount county,
Tennessee. She is buried at Holsten College cemetery in Maryville. She was
married to Dean Ledford. My greatgrandfather was Nelson Cole who was born 1864
in Tennessee and is also buried at Holsten College cemetery. His wife was
Margarret Unknown. She was born in 1865. The 1880 Census shows Nelson living
with his Uncle John in Jones Cove, Sevier county, Tennessee. If anyone can
help, please let me know.
Doris Smith
Fred,
Who is your COLE Ancestor that would help alot.
Thank you.
Joy
----- Original Message -----
From: "Fred Jackson" <f293(a)earthlink.net>
To: <COLE-L(a)rootsweb.com>
Sent: Monday, January 24, 2005 4:52 PM
Subject: [COLE] SURNAMES in this search: COLE, JACKSON, NEWELL, ATWELL,
BOYLE
> Subject: SURNAMES in this search: COLE, JACKSON, NEWELL, ATWELL, BOYLE
>
> I am hoping to find a connection from COLE to JACKSON for my ancestor,
> Samuel JACKSON.
> Thanks for your help.
> Fred Jackson f293(a)earthlink.net
>>>
>> SURNAMES in this search: JACKSON, NEWELL, ATWELL, COLE, BOYLE
>>
>>
>>
>> I am searching for the birthplace in Ireland of my Great Grandfather,
>> Samuel JACKSON (1833-1914), and the names and locations of his family
>> and ancestors.
>>
>> His parents were John JACKSON (1793-1847), possibly a tailor by trade,
>> and Eliza A. JACKSON (1800-1838), both of Ireland, <US Federal Census,
>> Mass., 1860, 1880, 1900>.
>>
>
>> Listed in the bible is a Lizzie A. NEWELL (1837-aft. 1913). There is a
>> photograph of a young man taken in New York City (the background looks
>> like Grant's Tomb) and the inscription reads, "To Uncle Sam-from his
>> affectionate nephew, Charles A. NEWELL April 9th, 1896. Sept. 1896, 23
>> yrs." Samuel named one of his sons, Carl NEWELL Jackson (1875-1946).
>>
>> Samuel also named another son, my grandfather, Willie ATWELL Jackson.
>> Another son, Arthur Morrill JACKSON, was clearly named after Samuel's
>> wife's family. Samuel's daughter, Rhoda May JACKSON, was also named from
>> the wife's family.
>>
> Another female in the bible is Jane COLE (1825-1902). Also listed is Mary
> JACKSON (1831-1912).
>
> We have a hymnal from the mid 19th century with the inscription, "A
> present from Margaret Jackson BOYLE, To Sam'l JACKSON, Roscommon, 13th
> October 1847. Samuel emigrated from Liverpool, England to New York City,
> arriving in May 1848 according to the passenger list from the ship
> Cambridge and his naturalization papers.
>
>> Note: The data above is recorded in Samuel's family bible. Other data
>> includes the source.
>
>> From: Fred Jackson f293(a)earthlink.net 1-24-05
>>
>
>
>
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Subject: SURNAMES in this search: COLE, JACKSON, NEWELL, ATWELL, BOYLE
I am hoping to find a connection from COLE to JACKSON for my ancestor,
Samuel JACKSON.
Thanks for your help.
Fred Jackson f293(a)earthlink.net
>>
> SURNAMES in this search: JACKSON, NEWELL, ATWELL, COLE, BOYLE
>
>
>
> I am searching for the birthplace in Ireland of my Great Grandfather,
> Samuel JACKSON (1833-1914), and the names and locations of his family and
> ancestors.
>
> His parents were John JACKSON (1793-1847), possibly a tailor by trade, and
> Eliza A. JACKSON (1800-1838), both of Ireland, <US Federal Census, Mass.,
> 1860, 1880, 1900>.
>
> Listed in the bible is a Lizzie A. NEWELL (1837-aft. 1913). There is a
> photograph of a young man taken in New York City (the background looks
> like Grant's Tomb) and the inscription reads, "To Uncle Sam-from his
> affectionate nephew, Charles A. NEWELL April 9th, 1896. Sept. 1896, 23
> yrs." Samuel named one of his sons, Carl NEWELL Jackson (1875-1946).
>
> Samuel also named another son, my grandfather, Willie ATWELL Jackson.
> Another son, Arthur Morrill JACKSON, was clearly named after Samuel's
> wife's family. Samuel's daughter, Rhoda May JACKSON, was also named from
> the wife's family.
>
Another female in the bible is Jane COLE (1825-1902). Also listed is Mary
JACKSON (1831-1912).
We have a hymnal from the mid 19th century with the inscription, "A present
from Margaret Jackson BOYLE, To Sam'l JACKSON, Roscommon, 13th October 1847.
Samuel emigrated from Liverpool, England to New York City, arriving in May
1848 according to the passenger list from the ship Cambridge and his
naturalization papers.
> Note: The data above is recorded in Samuel's family bible. Other data
> includes the source.
> From: Fred Jackson f293(a)earthlink.net 1-24-05
>
Please help us to Keep South Dakota researchable................
Hearing on Bill 41 will be held on Monday, January 24th , 2005 in committee at the State Capitol Building.
Phyllis Knutson plans on driving up Monday morning if anyone wishes to drive up with her.
Suggest that all of you who have not e-mailed Tom Dempster, do so before the hearing. As a reminder, the following is the letter sent out previously.
Senate Bill 41, proposed by the Department of Health, has just been introduced into the Senate Committee on Health and Human Services. This bill would eliminate access to South Dakota death, marriage, divorce, dissolution of marriage, and annulment records until 50 years have elapsed from the date of occurrence. Currently, access is easy at the county level to these public records. (Birth records access was restricted a few years ago by the legislature to 100 years after the occurrence.)
We can all agree that state government officials should have public hearings or make an effort to conduct discussions with a broad range of citizens who will be impacted by new regulations and laws before bills are introduced in the legislature. In this case, no effort has been made by health department staff to seek Sioux Valley Genealogical Society members� opinions and concerns about the ramifications of the proposed restrictions on genealogical research. Nor has any effort been made to gather information from groups of genealogists around the state that would help in crafting a reasonable bill that will protect the citizenry without needlessly limiting genealogical research capabilities.
If it is truly necessary to place these extreme limitations on records access, it would be easy for Health Department staff to explain this in a meeting with those of us seriously impeded by this action. If it is not
necessary for the restrictions to be so stringent, then the law should be less restrictive. A little time to educate each other about our needs would be useful in crafting good legislation.
If you would like to help stop this bill until the Health Department sets up the necessary public meetings to hear the concerns of genealogists and other members of the public, please log onto the SD state legislature site, http://legis.state.sd.us/index.cfm, go to Current session, Members, find Tom Dempster (chairman of the committee), click on his name, and either phone him or e-mail him, asking that this bill be tabled until citizen input is sought. Or check the list of members of the Senate Health and Human Services Committee, available at the website, and e-mail or phone them.
You will find a copy of the bill (SB 41) at the website as well. There are some features that would be beneficial to genealogists. And the Health Department website has a new area for genealogy research. Check it out so your comments will not be entirely negative when you contact your legislator.
Contact members of the committee immediately, as Senate Bill 41 will be heard in the committee very soon.
Sincerely,
For the Board
Rosemary Draeger
President
Sioux Valley Genealogical Society
Claire M. Grant
SVGS board Member
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Hi,
could he have gone to Australia? I have a Wiliam Cole who turns up
here without a birth in time to have a son Harold J Cole in 1875 (my
great-grandfather)
I am waiting on Harolds birth cert, and should have it end of next
week. If it links I'll let you know!
Cheers
willow
Mummulgum Australia
Hi,
I am looking for any information on William Cole of Baltimore Md. I
believe he married Martha E. Nevel widow of John William Neville who
died 10 Mar 1858/1859. I have found Martha in the 1850 and 1860 Census
of Baltimore MD living with Samuel and Martha Rust. In the 1860 Census
she has two children William Rust Neville and John Neville.
William Cole and Martha married on 25 Mar 1861 in Baltimore MD and there
they have disappeared. I cannot find them in the 1870 and 1880 Census
anywhere.
I found Martha's son William Rust Neville in the 1880 Census in
Baltimore MD and his brother John in West Virginia.
I think William Cole might be a shoe maker. Any help in finding William
Cole and Martha would be greatly appreciated.
Diana Phillips
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Living in Ohio on the Lake Erie with my heart in the mountains of WV
I've "rescued" an old family bible which originally belonged to Lucy J.
MONELL of Waterloo Mill, New York and her husband Charles BOYD of New York
City, NY. The bible includes a completed marriage certificate and some
photographs including:
Presented
Two Miss Lucy MONELL
September 21 1874
By Charles BOYD
Marriage Certificate:
Charles BOYD of New York City
and
Lucy J. MONELL of Waterloo Mills, Orange County, New York
married the 3rd day of February 1875
by Duncan C. NIVEN, Pastor of Pres. Church West Town, NY
Photographs:
· unidentified tin type of female, taken 1870s, in her 20s or 30s
· unidentified young woman (same as above photo), taken at the Baird Studio
in Middletown, NY, 1870s, in her 20s or 30s
· unidentified infant, taken at the Masterson Studio in Port Jervis, NY,
1870s, baby less than 1 year old
· unidentified toddler, taken at the Masterson Studio in Port Jervis, NY,
1870s, child about 2 years old
· unidentified female, taken at the L. G. Owen Studio in Newton, NJ, 1860s
or 1870s, appears to be in her 60s
· unidentified young man, taken at the Hope Studio in Middletown, NY, 1870
s, late teens or early 20s
· unidentified group, tin type, 1870s, Two couples, women could be sisters
and with spouses, woman look to be in 20s and 30s, with men also 20s and
30s
· unidentified man, taken at the Masterson Studio in Port Jervis, NY, 1870
s, man in his 30s or 40s
Other Items:
· Calling Card for Mrs. Geo. W. ORUER
Based on limited research I believe that this is the bible of Lucy Jane
MONELL the daughter of Isaac MONELL and Deborah Ann COLE who was born in the
1840's in Minisink Township, NY. I'm hoping to locate someone from this
family so that this wonderful old treasure can be returned to the care of
family.
If you are a member of this family, or know someone who might be, please
contact me.
Thanks,
Shelley
Hi my name is Amanda Cole, and I am a descendant of
John Cole Sr b. abt.1736, who married Elizabeth Smith
and 2nd wife Mary Golding both in Orange Co, Virginia.
So I am looking at all the COLE'S that was either
born, married or died in Orange County, Virginia.
That is where I found all of your address in
Ancestry.com.
there are ones that could be his brothers or sisters
like William Cole ..father of Nancy Cole b. 1774 m.
Adam Bradford
or Judith Bartlett Cole b. abt. 1725 who married John
MIlan
or Sarah Cole b. 1718 m. Isaac Chapman in Orange
Co,Virg.
or Mary Cole m. Thomas Woolfolk b. 1765 Orange Co,
Virg.
or Williams Cole m. Frances Alexander -dau. Susan D.
Cole b. orange Co, Virg
or Jeremiah Cole m. Nancy Tunner -dau. Rebecca Cole b.
1804 Orange Co., Virg
or James Cole m Susannah..-dau. Sarah Cole b. abt.
1765 Orange Co, Virg.
or Wesley Cole m. Lucy Watkins m. 1835 Orange Co,
Virg.
and last but not least Clinton Cole b. 1947 Orange Co,
Virg..might be descendant
Most the time families moved together, since back
then..the territories was so ruff and wild. And I am
hoping someone knows something about my John Cole, who
was a Rev....maybe we can pull our notes together and
come up with something..I have a great descendant list
of REV. John Cole sr. wife-Elizabeth Smith/Mary
Golding if anyone would like a copy to compare
notes..Thanks Amanda
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How many Sarah Coles were there in Culpeper in the mid 1700s?
Here's another Sarah Cole who was supposedly born around 1718 and married a
Robert Leavell of Culpeper. Online data says they married "Abt. 1740,"
although their 1st child was born "Abt. 1748."
So, the possible scenario:
Isaac Chapman dies in early 1747 in Orange Co, VA.
Widow Sarah marries Robert Leavell in early 1748.
Sarah and Robert have a son Frances in late 1748.
The part of Orange Co. in which they live becomes Culpeper county in 1749.
Sarah's father John dies in 1757.
Sarah's mother Susannah dies in 1761.
Sarah and Robert leave VA for SC in 1769.
Now. . . MY Sarah had sons John and Richard by Isaac Chapman. Would she
have then had another John and another Richard by Robert Leavell?
Sounds like the premise for a trashy period romance novel, eh?
Rees
________________________________________________________
ROBERT LEAVELL was born September 15, 1718 in Culpeper County, Virginia, and
died June 28, 1797 in Newberry County, South Carolina. He married SARAH COLE
Abt. 1740. She died 1795. Robert left Virginia in 1769. On January 12, 1769,
Robert Levil was granted 300 acres on Bush River in Berkley (now Newberry
County), South Carolina. Robert Leavell was buried June 30, 1797 in Bush
River Baptist Church Cemetery, located 10 miles northwest of Newberry, South
Carolina.
Children of ROBERT LEAVELL and SARAH COLES are:
i. FRANCES LEAVELL, b. Abt. 1748.
ii. ? LEAVELL, b. Abt. 1753; d. Bef. 1787.
iii. EDWARD FRANKLIN LEAVELL, b. July 16, 1755, Newberry County, South
Carolina; d. January 16, 1832, DeKalb County, Georgia.
iv. JOHN LEAVELL, b. 1758, Virginia; d. May 04, 1826, Newberry County, South
Carolina.
v. RICHARD C. LEAVELL, b. Abt. 1759, Virginia; d. 1813, Georgia.
vi. FRANCES LEAVELL, b. Abt. 1760; d. Abt. 1780.
vii. ELIZABETH LEAVELL, b. Abt. 1762.
Did Sarah Cole Chapman marry Robert Leavell after the death of her husband,
Isaac Chapman in 1747?
>From: "Rees Chapman" <winwinsit(a)hotmail.com>
>To: COLE-L(a)rootsweb.com
>Subject: [COLE] Sarah COLE Chapman of Orange/Culpeper VA mid 1700s
>Date: Mon, 10 Jan 2005 11:59:56 -0800
>
>I'm visiting the Cole site looking for any evidence of Sarah COLE Chapman
>and her children Isaac (b. 1739), John (b. 1740), Richard (b. 1742) and
>Jemima (b. 1745).
>
>Her husband Isaac Chapman died in Orange County Virginia in 1747, and there
>is speculation that they had lived in the area of the county that became
>Culpeper in 1749. By 1770 the children were all moved on to what became
>Montgomery/Giles county Virginia. What became of Sarah? Did she remarry?
>Did she die in Culpeper County?
>
>An interesting angle is to be found in the wills of John & Susannah Cole
>(January 5 1757 and September 16 1761 respectively) of Culpeper. A Sarah
>Cole is mentioned as a daughter, but the Chapman name does not appear.
>Apparently, they are inconsistent in identifying other daughters by maiden
>and married names; one is called Mary Ann Cole and Mary Ann Cole Lindsay
>alternately.
>
>The children named include:
>
>Martha Cole Reynolds (husband William)
>Mary Ann Cole Lindsay
>Alice Cole Morgan (husband William)
>Sarah Cole
>Judith Cole
>Susannah Cole
>John Cole
>Richard Cole
>
>Sarah would have been a Isaacs widow by 1757.
>
>Also of interest are the sons John and Richard. Isaac and Sarah Cole
>Chapman named two of their sons John and Richard, as well.
>
>Does anyone know of these Coles? Where they came from? Where they ended
>up?
>
>Rees Chapman
>winwinsit(a)hotmail.com
>Dahlonega GA
>
>
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I'm visiting the Cole site looking for any evidence of Sarah COLE Chapman
and her children Isaac (b. 1739), John (b. 1740), Richard (b. 1742) and
Jemima (b. 1745).
Her husband Isaac Chapman died in Orange County Virginia in 1747, and there
is speculation that they had lived in the area of the county that became
Culpeper in 1749. By 1770 the children were all moved on to what became
Montgomery/Giles county Virginia. What became of Sarah? Did she remarry?
Did she die in Culpeper County?
An interesting angle is to be found in the wills of John & Susannah Cole
(January 5 1757 and September 16 1761 respectively) of Culpeper. A Sarah
Cole is mentioned as a daughter, but the Chapman name does not appear.
Apparently, they are inconsistent in identifying other daughters by maiden
and married names; one is called Mary Ann Cole and Mary Ann Cole Lindsay
alternately.
The children named include:
Martha Cole Reynolds (husband William)
Mary Ann Cole Lindsay
Alice Cole Morgan (husband William)
Sarah Cole
Judith Cole
Susannah Cole
John Cole
Richard Cole
Sarah would have been a Isaacs widow by 1757.
Also of interest are the sons John and Richard. Isaac and Sarah Cole
Chapman named two of their sons John and Richard, as well.
Does anyone know of these Coles? Where they came from? Where they ended up?
Rees Chapman
winwinsit(a)hotmail.com
Dahlonega GA
I am new on the list and I am searching for a
MARTHA AND FLORENCE COLE.
They lived in Knox Co, Tn and a J.A. MANNERS ADOPTED MARTHA. SHE MARRIED A JOHN LAMBERT IN HAMCOCK CO, TN AND HAD 3 CHILDREN
TEDDY
FRED
AND A GIRL.
I have just started my search.
Linda
Doing research on these families.
Mother and Dad's sides:
Dye,Blanton,Lemons,Reese,Farr,Goss,
Shaw,Chadwick,Edwards,Dunning,
Cassidy- Oh,Ky,Tn,Cottle -Oh,Reed -Oh..
Hughes,Burchard,Lively,Reno,Dunn,
Scroggins,McCravey,Morgan,Blake,
Hiaght,Crowe.
Most wanted Grandmother: IDA
HUGHES CASSIDY.
Born 1876 in Ky, Believe to
have died in Tennessee. Daughter of
a Mary Hughes of Ky.
2 Brothers, Rude/Larue Hughes ,
and William H. Hughes.
My Husband: Mother and Father's
Doyle,Dabbs,Morrison,McKaig,Sullenger,
Sherrill.Shaw,Bostain,Morgan,Bryant,
Crow,Gentry,Raper,True,Grey ,Ginn,
Stewart, Fenwic,Hale,Hoggatt
,Draper,Edwards, Murphy and
Keef,
Lots of other names.
I run down any lines to find my line.
Dye family of N.C. and Tennessee,S.C.
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