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DEVEREAUX Reese

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-20 12:07:14Z

DEVEREAUX Reese - Vietnam Wall section 7E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 227,290 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Peter Devereaux N.S.W Australia

DLollback — 2012-05-12 06:02:05Z

I am seeking information about Peter Devereaux born 1826 in Tasmania,Australia. Died 1886 in Brighton,Tasmania
Australia.Peter Devereaux marriage Mary Lowe in 1857 at Richmond,Tasmania,Australia.Peter father name is John Devereaux born 1777 and his mother name is Harriet McCarthy.

Re: Information

fremorhalmuh — 2012-04-28 11:20:31Z

Hello,
My Lydia (Devereaux) Clemons (1782-1864) married John W. Clemons. Lydia is my 3rd great grandmother. I have some information on find a grave. I do not have information on her life before marriage just her lineage.
Cheryl

Mary Devereaux joins "Sisters of Mercy"

blueguy_1 — 2012-03-28 14:15:57Z

Miss Mary Devereaux of Convis, Michigan joins the Order of Sisters of Mercy in Jackson, Michigan about April 1919, she becomes Sister Mary Magdalen - The Evening Chronicle - April 15, 1919 - Marshall, Michigan

Lillian Earle Devereaux, 84

KENNELLYMARKA — 2012-01-29 13:38:33Z

January 4, 2005

Devereaux, Lillian Earle
- Lillian Earle Devereaux, 84, of Clifton Springs,
died Sunday, Dec. 26, 2004. She is predeceased by her husband, Richard. She is survived by her son, Richard (Gail) Devereaux; daughtter, Laurie Ann (Patrick) Devereaux; & grandson, Toby Devereaux. Memorial Service will be held at St. John's Episcopal Church, 1 Teft Ave., Clifton Springs, NY, on Saturday, January 8, 2005, at 1 p.m. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to St. John's Episcopal Church or the House of John, 14 Spring St., Clifton Springs, NY 14432.

Nicholas or Nicholaus Devereaux 1805 and Cathromae Barney

ozog140 — 2011-11-30 02:06:02Z

I'm looking for information on Nicholas Devereaux who was born May 1805 in Kilmoor, County Wexford, Ireland. He may be the son of Jacobi Devereaux and Christine Murphy.
He married Cathromae or Catharine Barney in Ireland and had four children: John (1830), Anna (1834), Nicholas (1838), and Thomas (1846). The family arrived in the US in 1854 according to Census records. Nicholas died in Marshall, Calhoun Co, MI. Cathromae preceded him. His headstone is broken off so we do not know a death date and there is nothing on seekingmichigan.com or GENDIS. Here's a link to his memorial on www.findagrave.com (http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=36...).

Any help would be great confirming parents. Thanks

Re: Eben or Ruben Devereaux

htinney — 2011-09-24 13:43:27Z

Ebenezer Devereaux married Mary Wiggin. They had 8 children according to records on familysearch.org. Their 4th child was Charles Devereaux, my great great grandfather. Reuben Devereaux (spelling odd, but correct) was the 5th child of Ebenezer and Mary Wiggin Devereaux. Will be happy to connect with you to exchange information.

Re: Lydia Devereaux Clemons

DClemonsWiOh — 2011-08-25 00:22:28Z

Here's some links to genealogy web sites I think you will find informitive.

http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/h/e/Tammy-A-She...

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi

Wish you best of luck in your search.
Dale

Jonathan Devereaux

salconflu — 2011-06-30 04:49:00Z

A great deal of acceptance has taken hold regarding the genealogy of Jonathan Devereaux of Goshen, CT.

I descend from Philo Hooper who married Hannah, supposed daughter of Jonathan Devereaux (b, 1716). While This Jonathan's parentage is well documented by primary records, it seems that almost everything else regarding his descendents is based on the book, "A genealogy of the family of Devereaux of the line of Jonathan Devereaux, born in Wethersfield, Connecticut, November 7, 1716".

Unfortunately, the book does not document the relationships with primary material and I have found no real documentation to back up its genealogy of Jonathan's descendents.

Re: Zephaniah Smith Devereaux

DebLandauer45 — 2010-12-20 17:42:47Z

Hi William,

My name is Deb Landauer. I am currently working on my Devereaux line & can help you out with it. Just let me know what you are looking for. You can contact me at the following email address: dalanda@frontiernet.net

I come through the line of Elisha & Jemima (Chamberlain) Devereaux. They were my 5th great-grandparents.

Merry Christmas & A Happy New Year! I look forward to hearing from you.

Deb Landauer

Information

JEKimbel — 2010-12-03 05:03:57Z

Information from Lydia Devereaux about her life before she married Mr. Clemora. Thanks for your help.

Lydia Devereaux Clemons

fremorhalmuh — 2010-08-02 10:40:26Z

Looking for information on Lydia Devereaux (daughter of Jonathan Devereaux III) m. John Clemons, daughter Emily Clemons m. James T. Morton, son Hudson T. Morton m. Anna Charlotte Fredlund, daughter Edith Alma Morton m. Earl Lee Nielsen

Re: Devereux's of Warren County

nancygraham77 — 2010-07-24 19:25:06Z

I realize there are a few posts on this thread about slaves, but that does not actually pertain to this Devereaux family. Warren County is in Pennsylvania, and some members of the family also lived in Chautauqua County, New York. They were not slave holders.

Ezra Devereaux

lastonestanding — 2010-07-19 16:26:10Z

Past and Present LaSalle County Illinois 1877 on page 400. Ezra Devereaux, farmer of Sec 35, post office is Seneca,Illinois, born in Oneida County,New York Jan 23 1828, June 1 1852 married Miss Olive daughter of Marcus Tuttle of Camden, N.Y. came to this county in 1855, he has five children living: Ida M born June 1856,wife of A.Cleal of Allen Township, Abbie J born Nov 1859, William C born Aug 1862, John born March 1866, Olive B. born March 1875. Ezra owns 160 acres of land value is $8,000, Republican,Independent, wife is a devoted Christian of the Congregational denomination, he has been several years school director.
Ida May Devereaux married Albert Cleal in LaSalle county Ill on Dec 30th 1873

Re: Devereux's of Warren County

ladyp148 — 2010-07-18 03:00:27Z

I would like to know if you found information on K.H. Lewis and the slaves he bought? I am interested in knowing if there was a male by the name of Lewis amoung them.

Re: Devereaux (Devereux) from Maine

TriciaPiatt21 — 2010-05-17 12:29:47Z

I saw your query about someone from the Devereaux family. I too am interested in learning information about that family. I have a great-great-grandmother who was named Sarah Devereaux Emerson. I am assuming that Devereaux was a family name and I did find a census record that listed a family of Devereaux's living a few doors down from my Emersons in the Blue Hill or Penobscot, Maine area. A couple of years ago I took a DNA test to trace my ancestors. My results show Sarah's female line, do I really want to learn more about her. I am wondering if you had any information which may help me track her. She was born in 1862.

Re: James Devereaux - Co. Wexford, Ireland

WFDevereaux — 2010-02-19 23:23:06Z

I am searcing for information on Maurice Devereaus (Morris) from Wexford. I visited there a couple years ago and found some information on Devereaux;s that lived at the Leap. A Ary Devereaux was a nun that started an order of nuns nearby.

Re: James Devereaux - Co. Wexford, Ireland

michelledevero — 2010-02-19 18:30:41Z

Dear William

My name is Michelle Devereaux, my father is Gerry and my grandad was Edward (Ted) Devereaux. He orgional came from wexford. Edward mother and father were jim Devereaux and Molly (nee brady) Devereaux. They lived in listowel, Kerry and then moved up to Cavan in 1930`s. There was an article on the irish tv the other night about a Micheal and Mary Devereaux who came from wexford, they had one daughter but we dont know her name or her whereabouts. Micheal was killed in the 1940`s.I dont know any more information. Keep in touch.

Michelle Devereaux

Devereaux (Devereux) from Maine

BarbaraLarsen120 — 2010-02-07 00:24:12Z

I am searching for Nina Devereaux birth/death records. I have newspaper clipping regarding her death but there is no date on it. I believe she died around 1890 - Sullivan, Maine (Hancock County area) as a child of 10/15 years of age. She was killed in a quarry accident. Any info would be appreciated.

Devereaux Family of Saginaw and Livingston Counties, Michigan

JohnPLandry — 2010-01-30 07:56:37Z

I am researching the following Devereaux persons who lived in Saginaw County and Livingston County, Michigan. The ancestor chart outline looks like this:
James Paul Devereaux
John F Devereaux (Father)
Patrick Devereaux (Grandfather)
Owen Devereaux (GGrandfather)

Looking to share info

My Ancestry.com public family tree name is: John Phillips Landry Family Tree

Re: James Devereaux - Co. Wexford, Ireland

voli81 — 2009-11-15 21:27:57Z

i have a grandmother by the name of margaret devereaux she spelled it that exact way, she married my grandfather john o'connor, she might have had a ant or sister that married a powers my mother adored nic powers he was her cousin. just wondering if you know of the family. my mom said that they were frome waterford but we ae not sure wether they were from waterford or wexford.

JULIA M. GABRIEL DEVEREAUX

KSimpson8841 — 2009-10-13 19:30:09Z

I'm searching for Julia M. GABRIEL, born March 1890 Carroll County, IA, daughter of Joseph Peter Gabriel and Sylvia Jane Doolittle. She was 10 years old and living with her family at Monroe, WI when enumerated for the 1900 census. Her parents were living at Nevada City, Vernon County, MO when enumerated for the 1910 census, but Julia was not listed in the household. In 1910, she would have been 20 years old and probably married, but location unknown. She married Jeda DEVEREAUX sometime before 1948 and is listed as a surviving sister in her brother's 1948 obituary

Re: Zephaniah Smith Devereaux

nanski — 2009-10-07 22:24:52Z

Hi William (Bill?)

My name is Nancy. I do have information on Zephaniah. I had the death date for your ggrandfather, but not the place. So thank you for that information.

I have 8 children for Emerson and Emma, but only their approximate birth dates and no marriage or posterity information. Can you update me on that? For Zephaniah and Rachael, I have 12 children, and posterity information on some of those.

Zephaniah's parents were Erastus and Lucinda (15 children). Lucinda's father's name was Zephaniah Smith, so I am assuming that is where the name came from. He was married to Lydia Conant. Is she the daughter of Roger Conant and Mary Chilton that you mention in your post?

Anyway, I would be glad to exchange information with you. My e-mail is stangern@aol.com

Looking forward to hearing from you.

Nancy

Zephaniah Smith Devereaux

whroot — 2009-10-06 17:43:43Z

I am seeking interested family members who can help me flesh out my Devereaux family line. My great grandfather was Emerson Eugene Devereaux, born in Wisconsin in 1857 and died in Everett, Washington, 1937. His father was Zephaniah Smith D. born 1818 died 1882. Zephaniah was married to Rachel Larrabee. If any of these names are familiar, let me know. I would like to learn more about this part of my past. Zephaniah is a direct descendant of Mary Chilton (Mayflower) and Roger Conant (founder of Salem, Mass.)

Thomas J. Devereaux Obit

hrhlindy — 2009-07-11 12:04:04Z

THOMAS DEVEREAUX

Thomas J. Devereaux, gone, left no forwarding address. Concord is out, as of June 15, 2009. Services private.
Donations to Delaware Hospice, 3515 Silverside Road, Wilmington, DE 19810.
Arrangements by
CHANDLER FUNERAL
HOMES & CREMATORY
www.chandlerfuneralhome.com
302-478-7100

[published 06/17/2009]

DEVEREAUX, AGNES in Browning, Montana 1930's-40's

RalphEDeLange — 2009-06-07 20:18:46Z

Looking for connections to this family who I knew as a child.

Re: Devereaux of Tompkins Co. NY

John_Daggett — 2009-05-08 19:20:43Z

Actually, I have gone back and checked, and I have a couple more photos that your information relates to. I have a photo labeled “Clairinda Atwater”, who I could not place before, but I guess this is my grandmother Mina’s mother, and Seymour Devereaux’s 2nd wife by your information. The picture is of Clairinda as a young woman. I also have a photo labeled “Mina Atwater”, which appears to be of a girl about the same age and vintage as Clairinda’s picture (a generation before my grandmother Mina). This makes me wonder if she could be Clairinda’s sister (?), and therefore Mina & Minnie Devereaux’s aunt.

One thing that I do not know is if there is a tie between this generation of Atwater girls and the earlier generation of David Atwater and Amanda (Daggett) Atwater.

I have now scanned those two Atwater photos and put them in my Flickr set too.

Re: Devereaux of Tompkins Co. NY

John_Daggett — 2009-05-08 15:15:13Z

Hi there, Nancy. Thank you for the information.

I have 3 large boxes worth of old family photos and other material. I have scanned and posted some of it on my Flickr account at the following link.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/john-pa/sets/72157617547124613/

I have been concentrating on some of the oldest material that I have, but the last half-dozen or so are of Devereaux from the early 20th century. I haven’t started working on the stuff from less than 100 years ago yet, but I am sure I have plenty from then too, including my grandmother Mina and “Aunt Minnie”. When I get to that, I may need some help in identifying everyone.

My grandmother Mina is listed in our family bible as;
b. May 2, 1886 (Elmina Devereaux)
m. Myron Lynd Daggett Sr. Sept. 7, 1912
d. Feb. 7, 1950
Myron and Mina lived in the town of Ithaca, where they raised their family. She is buried in our family cemetery plot in Trumansburg, NY.

I have also just scanned and added a picture labeled “Oscar Nief”. I don’t know who spelled it that way, but I am sure that this is the husband of Minnie that you mentioned. I didn’t know who that was before now. I am also trying to track down a connection with the Horton family too. Do you know anything about them? I have lots of pictures from the 1st half of the 20th century, so there has to be a relationship somewhere.

Mina and Minnie are the only siblings that I was aware of. Mina had two children; Myron Lynd Jr. (my father) and Agnes (m. Richard Myers). The Daggett clan has several connections to the Atwater’s of Tompkins Co., but I don’t have that all sorted out yet. If you would like, feel free to contact me directly at;
John_daggett@yahoo.com

Re: Devereaux of Tompkins Co. NY

nanski — 2009-05-07 23:13:17Z

John,

I would love to see your pictures and any other information you have on this family. You may already have this information, but here is what I have. Seymour's middle name is Martin. He was born 8 Jun 1852 in either Clinton or Saginaw county Michigan. He died 1 May 1928 in Trumansburg, Tompkins Co., N. Y. He was married first to Ellen or Ella Farel, born about 1862 in Michigan. They had at least one child, James. He was married the 2nd time to Clarinda Atwater. That would be your ggrandmother. I don't have any information on her. I had your grandmother's birth date and place, but not her death date. Where did she die? She had a sister, Minnie May, born 26 Oct 1884 in Ithaca, Gratiot, Michigan, USA. She married an Oscar Neef.
I have that Mina married your grandpa 7 Sep 1912. Your father must be Myron Lynd Daggett Jr.?

In addition, I have the ancestral line of Seymour back to Jonathan Devereaux that married Sarah Smith.

Are their any other children for Seymour and Clarenda? I would love to have what you have that I don't, and would be glad to share what I have.

Have a good weekend.

Nancy

Devereaux of Tompkins Co. NY

John_Daggett — 2009-05-06 12:54:37Z

I have photos and some info on the Devereaux family of Tompkins Co. NY (in and around Ithaca). This is late 19th-early 20th century. What I know;
Seymour Devereaux b. 1851 d. 1928
Elmina “Mina” Devereaux b. May 2, 1886 d. Feb. 7, 1950 (my grandmother)
“Minnie” Devereaux b. ?? (daughter/sister)

Re: James Devereaux - Co. Wexford, Ireland

tincup4242_1 — 2009-03-16 06:51:40Z

My Father was Joseph William Devereaux he always told me that our family was from Wexford. His father, Joseph Patrick Devereaux and brother Walter Devereaux, I believe they were born in Brooklyn, New York early 1900.

Mary Frances Devereaux, Terrell County, Ga

CecilDuke991 — 2009-02-14 01:22:20Z

Looking for a Mary Frances "Fannie" Devereaux who married James Lasseter and moved to Alabama in the late 1800's. Any info would be appreciated.

Re: Adaline Devereaux m. Moses Morton, circa 1840, Sugar Grove, Western PA

DebLandauer45 — 2008-04-13 14:34:51Z

According to the 1900 Warren Co., PA (Sugar Grove) census, Adaline (Devereaux) Morton was born in April of 1821. She is on the census with her son-in-law Warren J. Fitts.

If you would like more information on the Devereaux family please email me at dalanda@megavision.com

Thanks & have a great day!

Sincerely,
Deb

Re: Adaline Devereaux m. Moses Morton, circa 1840, Sugar Grove, Western PA

goldiezadah — 2008-04-12 10:48:05Z

I have found the source of the early death date for Adaline in the OneWorldTree. Two out of five of the sources used in the OneWorldTree gave a death date as “AFTER October 1857.” So I guess I've learned a lesson about using the dates from OneWorldTree and pulling my hair out over it. Check it out before you even think about pulling.

Thus I conclude that Adaline died after 1910 and was born probably in 1823. This birth date is from the 1850 Census; 1870 states about 1820; 1910 US Census and Pennsylvania 1910 Miracode Index also state 1820 again.

I have chosen to go with the 1923 for several reasons. Our family records which have been kept for at least 75 years or more state that Adaline was the oldest and then Richard who is my direct ancestor was born next on March 6, 1824. This is a date that I sure of because Flora Hulda Devereaux, his daughter, was active in genealogy; I even have a copy of one of the letters she received during the 1930's that was about exchanging information about the descendants of another family line.

Since Richard was born in 1824 then Adaline who was older must have been born in 1823 or earlier. Another reason is that it appears to be the favored date among genealogist.

If anyone have different opions about this please add to this thread.

Re: Adaline Devereaux m. Moses Morton, circa 1840, Sugar Grove, Western PA

goldiezadah — 2008-04-11 12:23:09Z

http://trees.ancestry.com/fhs/home.aspx?tid=2407397

I hope this works... Please be aware that not all the information on these pages in researched other than by information found on Ancestry.com. I try to find at least one census record to link each child to their parent. Of course, this works only back to 1850. As far as the Devereaux line I have then relied on the Devereaux Genealogy.

Re: Adaline Devereaux m. Moses Morton, circa 1840, Sugar Grove, Western PA

nanski — 2008-04-09 21:56:25Z

Hi,

What is the link to your Schram Family Tree. I am interested in viewing some of your pictures.

Thanks.

NS

Adaline Devereaux m. Moses Morton, circa 1840, Sugar Grove, Western PA

goldiezadah — 2008-04-09 17:05:29Z

Hi,

I am looking for more information on the Moses Morton-Adaline Devereaux family. One problem I have is that I have seen many times a death date given for Adaline given some time in the 1800's but yet we have a reunion picture which has my grandmother and great aunt in it and they both identified Adaline in it circa 1970's. (See my Schram Family Tree if you wish to see it.) Of course, now they are gone so I can't re-ask them about it.

Also, many people on line have added two new children to Moses and Adaline's family. I have researched Sophronia and found her in the census and am satisfied that she is a member of the family and was missed in the "Genealogy of the Family of Jonathan Devereaux" but Elija Morton still remains a mystery. Does anyone know if he died early in life? Or anything else about him?

The picture of their son, Ernest Morton, in front of a phonograph is also on my pages which may of interest to someone. I try to get as many pictures on line as I can to share with the community but it takes time. If you have time could you look at the original picture which is the source of the pictures of Adaline and many of the other pictures on my pages of the Devereaux and related families? If would be helpful to everyone if you could check out the large picture labeled something like 1910 Devereaux Reunion (which is on Adaline’s page) for members of your family if you belong to the Richard Devereaux family or his father’s Elisha larger family. You never who will show up to a family reunion. If you would like a larger version of the picture please e-mail me at jodieschram@yahoo.com.

I also believe this reunion took place at Moses Morton house or his resort. Does any one know where that was? The people who we have identified are listed in the notes.

Thanks for any help.

Re: Devereux's of Warren County

goldiezadah — 2008-04-09 15:05:34Z

For thoes who live in Michigan the Library of Michigan also has a copy of it.

Re: Esther Lou Devereaux

kasjen1 — 2008-01-08 22:10:15Z

I realize this is a very old post, but I actually may know the information you need.
Karl Marx Moody (who was actually named for Karl Marx) was my Great-Grand Uncle. The information I have, says he married ESTHER LOU BODRIE.
However......
His brother, James Garland married MARGARET FRANCES DEVEREUX.
Here is one the facts you are looking for: Esther & Margaret were SISTERS!

Re: Johanna Tessie Devereaux

ddsears_1 — 2007-10-29 20:03:16Z

Thank you, but I don't think we have a common line at this point.

Re: devereaux surname

ddsears_1 — 2007-10-29 20:01:04Z

While I haven't found anything to rule out our relationship, I have nothing to indicate my line of Devereaux' were in the south.

Parents of William L. Devereaux, Born: April 25, 1888

sheridev — 2007-08-01 21:03:09Z

I am trying to locate ANY information regarding the parents of William L. Devereaux (b.1888) Washington,D.C. The only information I have is that his father died and he was placed in an orphanage at an older age, maybe between 8 and 12 years of age. The only information for his mother is that she was born in Ireland, was tall and had red hair. He had a brother or half brother by the name of Edward William or Williams who served in WWI. Edward lived with William and his wife Grace Wessaw in Margate, New Jersey in 1920. There was also a brother or half brother by the name of Edward Rogers who lived in California, either Covina or Canoga Park? in the late 1950's & 1960's I do know that his mother remarried after she left him at an orphanage. I have information on the Wessaw's, Thurlows, and Devereaux's, If I can help someone else.

Re: DEVEREAUX, James P.

CooooCayemberg — 2007-05-19 13:25:27Z

The Green Bay Press Gazette, Green Bay, WI, May 15, 2007

James P. Devereaux, 35, Green Bay died unexpectedly Sunday morning, May 13, 2007. Born May 20, 1971, in Green Bay, he was the son of Mary (Shalewski) Devereaux and the late Patrick J. Devereaux. Jim was a graduate of Preble High School, Class of 1989. He was employed at Packerland Meats for several years before working at KI, celebrating nine years of service on April 1, 2007. Jim will be remembered for his love of the outdoors, including hunting, fishing, boating, skiing, four-wheeling and spending time with his dog, Shanna.

He is survived by his mother, Mary Devereaux, one brother, Brian Devereaux, aunts and uncles, Sandra and Wayne Boucher (his godparents), Barb and Russ Denneau, all of Green Bay; Loretta and Carl Firkus, Rosholt; Shirley and Dick Buss, Florida; John and Lee Shalewski, Milwaukee; Roger and Rita Shalewski, Wittenburg; also sadly missed by numerous cousins and many friends.

He was preceded in death by his dad, Patrick; brother, Michael John; maternal and paternal grandparents.

Visitation at MALCORE (EAST) Funeral Home, University Ave. at Baird St., Wednesday from 4 p.m. until the time of the funeral. Funeral service 7 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home with Monsignor Roy Klister officiating. Burial in Nicolet Memorial Gardens.

Please visit malcorefuneralhome.com to send online condolences to the family.

DEVEREAUX, James P.

CooooCayemberg — 2007-05-19 13:17:22Z

The Green Bay Press Gazette, Green Bay, WI, May 14, 2007
James P. Devereaux, 35, Green Bay, died unexpectedly Sunday morning, May 13, 2007. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by MALCORE (EAST) Funeral Home.

Re: James Devereaux - Co. Wexford, Ireland

AnnetteCode — 2007-02-23 04:02:52Z

I have found the following Devereaux:Records are held at the Co.Wexford Heritage & Genealogy Society who only do commission work - no private research, but you should be able to find same records at the National Library in Dublin.Baptism/Birth Records:
Devereaux, Micheal Source Year 1820; Devereaux, Rose Source Year 1820; Devereaux John Source Year 1887; Devereaux, Denis Source year 1866;
Marriage records:
Devereaux, Robert to Eleanor Staples 1803; Catherine Devereaux to Nicholas Murphy 1805; Mary Devereaux to Andrew Bulger, 1806;
Griffith Valuation of Ireland 1846-1864:
William Devereaux, Patrick of Townland Ballynagall, Parish of Portnashangan, Westmeath County.
Patrick Devereaux, Townland Cloongowna, Parish Drum, Roscommon County.
No records in 1876 Land owners of Ereland

Re: James Devereaux - Co. Wexford, Ireland

AnnetteCode — 2007-02-23 04:02:46Z

Henry Devereaux, 1797 - 1876

2006-07-22 14:52:46Z

Hi All,
I am doing research into the history of the Southern Arirondack region of New York State and need to find information about the life history of Henry Devereaux, B. 2/10/1797 in Williston, Vt, D. 1/16/1876, Herkimer Co, NY. His father was John Devereaux and mother Mary Winslow. His wife was Sabrina Gardner. He was a prominent lumberman in the 1840's in this area and I am hoping that there may be a family history somewhere that will bring to light some of his activities. Any help is greatly appreciated.
Dave
photoguy@nycap.rr.com

Re: Off the beaten path...

jeffalbers1 — 2006-05-20 01:04:19Z

Thanks so much for your help! We can read any file type, Word, Adobe, etc...all is fine. This is the correct line that you have posted.....Thanks!

Re: Off the beaten path...

dustyharr7 — 2006-05-18 13:15:57Z

Good Morning Jeff,

I am a researcher for my family who last name is
Devereaux. My family originates from Nashville, NC. I
have access to Ancestry.com and I have found quite a bit of information on the person that you requested. There is a lot of data and I am willing to put it in a file for you, but I need to know what type of files you can read, WORD, ADOBE, etc. I am enclosing some data for you to verify to make sure that this is the same person that you requested information about.

Name: Horace Melville DEVEREAUX 1 2

· Sex: M

· Birth: 24 MAR 1842 in Devereaux Corners, West
Springfield, Erie County, Pennsylvania 3

· Death: 22 DEC 1915 in Devereaux Corners, West
Springfield, Erie County, Pennsylvania

Father: John DEVEREAUX b: 11 DEC 1784 in New York, USA
Mother: Sophia STEWART b: 1801 in New York

· Name: John DEVEREAUX 1 2 3 4

· Sex: M

· Birth: 11 DEC 1784 in New York, USA 5 6 7 8

· Death: 2 JAN 1854 in Devereaux Corners, West
Springfield, Erie County, Pennsylvania

· Fact 1: ABT 1806 To Williamstown, Oswego County, N.Y.

· Fact 2: ABT 1834 To West Springfield, Pennsylvania

Father: Jonathan DEVEREAUX b: ABT 1750 in Goshen, Litchfield, Connecticut
Mother: Lydia WILLIAMS b: 1751 in Connecticut (Probably), USA

· Name: Sophia STEWART 1 2 3

· Sex: F

· Birth: 1801 in New York

· Death: 1855 in Devereaux Corners, West Springfield,
Erie County, Pennsylvania

· Name: Celesta MCINTIRE

· Sex: F

· Change Date: 8 NOV 1999

Off the beaten path...

jeffalbers1 — 2006-05-17 02:14:49Z

I know I am side stepping here a bit, but I am desperate :) ! In my research my gg aunt Celesta McIntire married a Horace Melville Devereaux in Erie Co, PA. I am interested in any kind of information that anyone may be willing to share on this particular family. Thanks so much in advance for any anecdotes, info etc!!! :)