Hillbillies & Vikings

This site is focused broadly on all descendants of John Denboe, an indentured servant who came to the Crown Colony of Maryland in about the year 1664. Also, it maintains a special emphasis on the descendants of John Denbow (1797-1862) and his brother Bazeleel (1795-1857), early pioneers in the hills of Southeastern Ohio, as well as the descendants of Jón Jónsson (1841-1934) of Dalasýsla, Iceland, who was an Icelandic immigrant to Canada and now has progeny throughout North America.

Notes

Matches 2,051 to 2,100 of 5,915

#	Notes	Linked to
2051	Sponsors at Baptism: Peter Hartkop, Abraham Backhaus, Anna MariaWolfferts and Helen Catherina Hartkop of Gonrath. It is possible PeterAbraham was one of the fifty six children who arrived on the ShipMortonhouse in 1728. A reason for believing that Abraham did come toAmerica and had descendants is the fact that evidence of earlyAbrahams for whom we cannot otherwise account has been found.	Dunkelberger, Peter Abraham (I1682)
2052	Sponsors at Baptism: Peter Hartkopf, Conrad 'Im Der Hohe', andCicilia Gordts. Age at Death: 5 weeks.	Dunckelnberg, Petrius\Peter (I1646)
2053	Sponsors at baptism: Wilelm Kurssner, Freidrich Kind, MargarethaMelchiors, Anna Elizabeth Bender. It is almost certain that this isthe Fredrick Dunkelberg who arrived in 1728 with his brothers,Clemens and Peter. However, because no land or tax records nor anykind of record has been found for him in America, it is believed thathe died soon after his arrival.	Dunkelberger, Hanss Freidrich (I1670)
2054	Sponsors at baptism: Wilhelm Kirschbaum, Peter Herder, single womenAnna Maria Berg, Anna Margareta Engels. Age at death: 10 weeks.	Dunkelberger, Wilhelmus (I1688)
2055	Sponsors for the baptism were Johann Hartkopf, Johannes Haas, MariaBleicker, Anna Catharina Schwaffert. Age at death: 1 week and 1 day.	Dunkelberger, Anna Catharina (I1652)
2056	SSN: 286-16-5248	Miller, Eda Mary Catherine (I6105)
2057	St. Ann Cath. Ch,,Louisiana,USA	Walker, Bill (I4426)
2058	St. John's Lutheran Church, Haggerstown, Md. Footnote: Short Footnote: Bibliography: Short Title: Maryland Christening Date: AUG 1833 Volume: FHL Film Number: 859283	Source (S265)
2059	St. Joseph's Cemetary, Lancaster, PA	Byrne, John Hill (I5791)
2060	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I915)
2061	Stefania was an expert in art history, with an emphasis on the classical period. She was an accomplished organist as well as composer. She had published musical compositions for organ, piano and orchestra, and served as church organist in both Annapolis, Maryland, and for many years in Athens, Ohio.	Björnson, Stefania Aðalbjörg (I432)
2062	Stockport,,,	Beverley, Arthur (I333)
2063	Stockport,,,	Beverley, Nellie (I347)
2064	Stockport,,,	Beverley, William (I352)
2065	Suffered a masive stroke while visiting Colorado, sometime in early August, 2003. At the time of this trip she had been living with or near her daughter Jean Pett-Ridge. Notice of the death came from Jean in a letter dated August 28, 2003. She enclosed a copy of the obituary.	Ivins, Bonita May (I5375)
2066	Superintendent of EUB Sunday School in Ashland, Ohio.	Denbow, Issac Stanton (I1186)
2067	Susan Sharp Notes: According to Vivian Doney Reid, Isabel had red hair. Place of Residence: Rossiter, Pa. then Isabel moved to Willoughby, Ohio.	Frantz, Isabel (I1877)
2068	Susan Sharp Notes: Jefferson County, PA., Births, Book 2, Doney, Robert E.; M,W, Father, Wm. T. Doney; Mother, Jennie Doney; Reynoldsville; Miner; DOB 26 Feb.1900, POB Reynoldsville, Recorded June 9, 1900.	Doney, Robert (I1599)
2069	Susan Sharp Notes: Reference: Knowledge of cousin, Claude Denbow. Her address is in Corsicana, 2902 Williams Dr.	Fluker, Louise (I1840)
2070	Susan Sharp Notes: Tombstone in Alcola Cemetery near Hawthorne, Pa. states Catharine, wife of John Gruser died August 25, 1872 aged 81 years, ______ months, 11 days. Witness Role: Principal 2: [I2097] Catharine GRUVER	Gruver, Catharine (I2097)
2071	Susan Sharp Research Note: Date of birth and name of child given to me by Sherry Hunter Strickland (letter dated 21 March 1995) from family records of her Uncle Bill. [The 1860 census has an unreadable name for a child of this age, but it does not appear to be the same name as here. -- CJD]	Sharp, Jamina (I3836)
2072	Susan Sharp Research Notes on Agnes Hunter	Hunter, Agnes (I2459)
2073	Susan Sharp Research Notes on Alexander Paige Reid	Reid, Alexander Paige (I3475)
2074	Susan Sharp Research Notes on Clement Dunkelberger and extended family, 1982.	Dunkelberger, Clement (I1660)
2075	Susan Sharp Research Notes on Death of Hannah Sharp (1796-1878)	Sharp, Hannah (I3829)
2076	Susan Sharp Research Notes on Hannah Sharp and her extended family	Sharp, Hannah (I3829)
2077	Susan Sharp Research Notes on Jim Hunter and his daughter Mary Hunter	Hunter, Jim (I2466)
2078	Susan Sharp Research Notes on Mary Hannah Harvey	Harvey, Mary Hannah (I2199)
2079	Susan Sharp Research Notes on Mary Hunter	Hunter, Mary (I2480)
2080	Susan Sharp Research Notes on William Hunter and some other family members	Hunter, William (I2495)
2081	Susan Sharp Research Notes Samuel Hunter	Hunter, Samuel (I2487)
2082	Susan Sharp Research Notes: Birth Record: Vinton County, Ohio, Birth Record, Book 1 (1867-1884), Page 68, No. 140. According to notes provided by Helen Sharp Morris, records kept by William L. Sharp , Thomas Sharp's brother, indicate he was called Clarence, that he was married twice and that he had no children.	Sharp, Thomas R. (I3893)
2083	Susan Sharp Research Notes: Carroll County, Ohio, Deed Book Vol. 9, Pages 5 & 6. Deed John T. Sharp to John Gibson. On 30 January 1845 John T. Sharp and Mary Anne Sharp ( his sister, I think) of Carroll County, Ohio sold to John Gibson of the same place for $200 a part of the South East quarter of Section 30 in Township 12 of Range 5 in The Steubenville Land District containing 113 acres and fifty hundreds of an acre . Witnesses Samuel Williams and Abraham Merryman. Recorded 26 May 1845.	Sharp, John T. (I3843)
2084	Susan Sharp says: I got the name of this child from the Common Pleas Case in 1847 in Carroll County, Ohio - James Sharp vs. Thomas and Susannah Ayres. (See notes for James Sharp.) This is an educated guess.	Sharp, Susannah (I3884)
2085	Susan Sharp says: John Sharp is buried in Danville, Illinois, in grave 164, Section 7, Row 7, (the name of the cemetery was not given).	Sharp, John T. (I3842)
2086	Susan Sharp's notes: Reported by D. V. Rannells, M.D., book, "Marriages in Vinton County, Ohio 1850-1870" by Mary J. Hixon and Frances Hixon. William Sharp and Anna Mckibben 15 August 1867. The middle initial and birth date were given to me by Sherry Hunter Strickalnd in a letter dated 21 march 1995. The information is from the family records of her Uncle Bill. Witness Role: Bride: [I3072] Anna MCKIBBEN Witness Role: Groom: [I3899] William A. SHARP	Family: William A. Sharp / Anna McKibben (F10)
2087	Susan Sharp's notes: Reported by D. V. Rannells, M.D., book, "Marriages in Vinton County, Ohio 1850-1870" by Mary J. Hixon and Frances Hixon. William Sharp and Anna Mckibben 15 August 1867. The middle initial and birth date were given to me by Sherry Hunter Strickalnd in a letter dated 21 march 1995. The information is from the family records of her Uncle Bill. Witness Role: Principal: [F10] ...of William A. SHARP and Anna MCKIBBEN Witness Role: Bride: [I3072] Anna MCKIBBEN Witness Role: Groom: [I3899] William A. SHARP	McKibben, Anna (I3072)
2088	Susan Sharp's notes: Reported by D. V. Rannells, M.D., book, "Marriages in Vinton County, Ohio 1850-1870" by Mary J. Hixon and Frances Hixon. William Sharp and Anna Mckibben 15 August 1867. The middle initial and birth date were given to me by Sherry Hunter Strickalnd in a letter dated 21 march 1995. The information is from the family records of her Uncle Bill. Witness Role: Principal: [F10] ...of William A. SHARP and Anna MCKIBBEN Witness Role: Bride: [I3072] Anna MCKIBBEN Witness Role: Groom: [I3899] William A. SHARP	Sharp, William A. (I3899)
2089	Susan Sharp's notes: Religious Affiliation: Presbyterian Obituary: Newspaper clipping in the possession of Jean Reid Edwards. Name and date of paper are cut off. CLIFFORD SWAN REYNOLDSVILLE-- Clifford Leroy Swan, age 82, died Wednesday in Jefferson Manor, Brookville. He was a native of Reynoldsville and a retired agent for Prudential Company. Born January 7, 1908 in Reynoldville, he was a son of Horace Swan and Nellie Reid. He formerly resided in the DuBois area and was Presbyterian by religious faith. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Ronald (Barbara) Wilson of Dubois and Mrs. Andrew (Beverly) Wilson of Bakerstown, Pa.; a son, Donald E. Swan of Sykesville; five grandchildren and three great-grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. Ruth Shrigley of Mansfield, Ohio; a brother, Bud Swan of Zansvoort, New York. He was preceded in death by his parents, one son, and one brother. Obituary: Newspaper clipping in the possession of Jean Reid Edwards. Date and name of paper are cut off. DEATH NOTICES - SWAN: Clifford L., of Jefferson Manor, died March 21, 1990. Friends will be received Friday, 7-9 p.m., at the Robert J. Zepfel Funeral Home in Reynoldsville where the service will be held Saturday at 11 a.m., the Rev. Steven J. Hendrickson officiating. Burial will be in Reynoldsville Cemetery. Witness Role: Principal 2: [I4219] Clifford Leroy SWAN	Swan, Clifford Leroy (I4219)
2090	Susan Sharp's Notes: According to Vivian Doney Reid it was thought that Clyde stole some money from his grandfather, Daniel Doney. She remembers one time he came to their house to visit. Her mother told him to take a bath and he wouldn't. Her mother doused him with water and then he decided to bathe.	Doney, Clyde (I1569)
2091	Susan Sharp's Notes: Middle name of Elizabeth came from the U.S. Census for Pine Creek Twp., Jefferson County, PA. According to a note found in an album of tintypes from Cora Horm Enterline. She says "'I think I got these 2 books from Aunt Lizzie Endress in Brookville. She was Grandfather's sister. Some of her children lived in Brookville but I've lost track of them."	Doney, Mary Elizabeth (I1597)
2092	Susan Sharp's Notes: The last name of Louvina's parents is Reitz. Louvina must have been married to a Fike before she married Gerson Doney, Jr.	Reitz, LaVina Margaret (I1814)
2093	Susan Sharp's Notes: This child is listed in Shirley Turner's book about the Dunkelberger Family (see Notes for Catherine Dunkelberger). Witness Role: Principal 2: [I1575] Emmanuel DONEY	Doney, Emmanuel (I1575)
2094	Susan Sharp's notes: Tombstone in Alcola Cemetery near Hawthorne, PA. Death Certificate of Christena Holben, wife of Samuel Holben, indicated that her maiden name was Gruver. I don't know if this John & Catherine are her parents, but we found their graves while visiting the Alcolah Cemetery where Christina and Sam are buried. Witness Role: Principal 2: [I2098] John GRUVER	Gruver, John (I2098)
2095	Susan Sharp's Notes: When we visited the Bolen Cemetery I made a note that there were stones for an Enoch Bolen and Hester, his wife. At the time I did not see any connection so I copied no information from these stones. Perhaps this is the Enoch who buried his father, brother and sister during the flu epidemic of 1849. Witness Role: Principal 2: [I632] Enoch BOLEN	Bolen, Enoch (I632)
2096	Susan Sharp's Research Notes on Andrew Vance Sharp	Sharp, Andrew Vance (I3802)
2097	Susan Sharp's Research Notes on Anna Marie Hauer	Hauer, Anna Maria (I2209)
2098	Susan Sharp's research notes on Christena Gruver and extended family.	Gruver, Christena (I2096)
2099	Susan Sharp's Research Notes on Christopher Dunkelburger and extended family.	Dunkelberger, Christopher (I1659)
2100	Susan Sharp's Research Notes on Dorothy Hayes	Hayes, Dorothy (I2220)