Farrier - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Newcastle Farriers

marilynfalzone1 — 2012-01-10 01:23:56Z

hi..looking for Lawrence Snaith Farrier. His son, Alan Lawrence Farrier and wife went to Australia from England. Alan was a doctor and took care of his uncle? in Pingelly, WA. He and his wife stayed there after Alfred Farrier died. Alan gave his body to science at a WA university. Alan and wife had a son who still lives in WA. Name is Nigel and he is heavily involved in the martial arts. I am step niece to Alfred and trying to make connection of Alan and his father to my step uncle. Thought with middle name of Snaith, the connection would be easy but it is not so. A lot of Lawrence's family left England and may have gone to New SO. Wales in Australia. Perhaps you have seen the names or have some information. Hope to hear from you. Thanks. Marilyn

Carl W Farrier married Frances Statezny in 1913

bob_pekarske — 2011-12-04 00:31:09Z

Looking for any info on this family and its descendants.

Re: Looking for grandfather''s siblings

marilynfalzone1 — 2011-09-02 22:43:21Z

Looking for George Farrier born in England 1890 time frame. May have taken ship to NYC when young. Parents William James Farrier and Catherine Hudson.Siblings William George, Charles, Rose, Gertrude, Alfred, step siblings Frank.

Re: George Baxter Farrier

gsaur — 2011-07-30 20:55:08Z

Hi! Sorry I missed your message. Can you email me at gefrance@gmail.com and I will be happy to share my info with you.
Ginger France

Re: George Baxter Farrier

garygib37 — 2011-07-09 17:37:45Z

George Baxter Farrier is my 3rd Great Grandfather and I also have hiw Father as Andrew.

garygib@hotmail.com

Ryan Farrier

cherb1513 — 2011-06-23 14:53:18Z

I am looking for Ryan Farrier, born in East lansing Michigan in 1973. His father's name was Robert and mother Donna. If anyone can give me some info on him, it would be greatly appreciated.

Re: James David Farrier

lmf_fla — 2010-08-09 06:23:07Z

Do you have any information on who James David's parents are? I've seen Andrew Farrier or James and Jane Farrier. I would love to find out the country of origin of my Farrier relations.

Looking for imformation on Farrier family tree...

farchibald_1 — 2010-06-11 04:11:45Z

We are looking for information on the Farrier family tree,my great-great grandfather was Amos Farrier Mackensie married with Zendelina Wilson and resided in Costa Rica. His brother was Juan Farrier. My grandfather was Jose Daniel Washington Farrier Wilson born in Costa Rica.

Re: George Baxter Farrier

Sholtzy — 2009-07-04 13:31:15Z

May have found some information here. The more I get into it the more confusing it is though. I was trying to find parents of George Baxter using his name and was coming up empty handed. So I used all the information I gathered from tons of websites in regards to the hints of them. Either James or Andrew. At first I was under the impression that is was James but I have since changed my mind. I found a log listing Andrew Farrier b. 1742. I almost passed this names up thinking he would be to old, but I happened to see his marriage date, 1789. Seemed kind of late to me, while his wife's name isn't listed she was b. 1769. Their children are listed James Farrier b. 1790 and George Baxter Farrier 1805. Andrew died 1806.

Re: James David Farrier

rivergraphics_1 — 2009-07-02 01:17:42Z

Pauline:

James David Farrier, b 1800 d 1847 Oregon Territory, Marion County

Married Phebe Michel (also: Phoebe, Michael, Mikel)
b. 1805 d 1875 Linn County, Oregon (Oregon became a state in 1859)

James and Phebe emigrated to Oregon in 1845, after spending some time in Iowa (see children). James died before his last son was born, before he'd been able to "prove" his homestead. Phebe, with nine children from 0-18, couldn't hope to homestead on her own. William Allphin, whose second wife had died in childbirth, heard she was widowed, rode over from his homestead in Linn County (6 children) and proposed that they marry since neither could make it one their own. They supposedly obtained the first marriage license in Marion County, but lived on Wm's homestead in Linn County. Wm. was elected to the 1850 and 1851 Territorial Legislatures. He married a fourth time after Phebe died.

Nine children of James and Phebe:
Elizabeth (1829 Ohio-1914 Oregon)
m'd 1848 John McCoy; DLC filed Oregon City , Vol 1 #165
William (1831 Ohio-1872 Harrisburg, Oregon)
m'd Ann Elizabeth Brooks (1836-?)1854 Marion County,
Oregon; she married ____ Starr several years after Wm's
death
Children: Francis Marion, Clara Belle, Susan, Fred
(Frank was my grandfather; I have a great deal of info)
George W. (1833 Ohio-1883 Oregon)
m'd 1862 Allie Ann McClain Allphin (step bro's widow)
Jemima (1835 Ohio-1906 Oregon
m'd 1855 Wm. Umenhoffer; DLC filed Oregon City Vol 1 #2439
Andrew Bird (1838 Ohio-1920 Oregon; never m'd
Ambrose (1841 Iowa-1901 Oregon)
m'd 1870 Sarah A. Fitzgerald
Anna (1844 Iowa-1924 Oregon)
m'd 1858 Aaron H. Crooks
Marion (Female; 1846 Oregon Territory)
David (1847 Oregon Territory); after father's death

I have lots of info about William Farrier's descendants; he was my ggrandfather. I also have a good deal of information about Ann Elizabeth and the Brooks Family, including their Bible. I have traced the years these various folks emigrated to Oregon and their Donation Land Claims, if they filed for one. The surname was often misspelled as "Ferrier."

I'm working on writing a fictional story about my ggrandmother, Ann Elizabeth--she was woman far ahead of her time, not unusual for our family.

Joyce Sherman
rivergraphics@spiritone.com

Farrier Obits

JIWelsch — 2009-05-08 18:21:05Z

COLUMBUS JUNCTION, Iowa -- Timothy L. Farrier, 22, of Columbus Junction, died June 10, 2000, in an automobile accident west of Columbus Junction.

Services will be at the United Presbyterian Church in Columbus
Junction. Burial will be at the Columbus City Cemetery.

Mr. Farrier was born March 1, 1978, in Des Moines, the son of Ron and Julie Edwards Farrier.

He graduated from Columbus Community High School. He received an associate's in farm management from Muscatine Community College. He worked at HON Company in Muscatine, farmed with his parents, and hauled grain for area farmers.

Survivors include his parents, Ron and Julie Farrier; two brothers, Eric and Nathan Farrier, and a sister, Katie Farrier, all at home in Columbus Junction; his paternal grandmother, Lois Farrier of Ainsworth, and maternal grandparents, Bill and Helen Edwards of Ainsworth; his uncles and aunts, Rob Edwards and his wife, Jody, Roger Edwards and his wife, Susie of Columbus Junction, Keith Edwards and his wife JanetJoyce Crawford and her husband, David, of Washington, Joanne Mattocks of Columbus Junction, Phil Farrier and his wife, Judy, of Ainsworth, Mike Farrier and his wife, Cathy, of Maysville, Pat May of Coralville; and several cousins.

He was preceded in death by his paternal grandfather, Dell Farrier.
================
Lois Fern Farrier, 86, Columbus Junction, died July 23, 2006, at Colonial Manor in Columbus Junction following a decline in health.
Interment will take place in the Crawfordsville Cemetery.

She was born July 8, 1920, in Crawfordsville, the daughter of Frank and Jessie (Mitchell) Fletcher. She graduated from Crawfordsville High School in 1938.

On June 29, 1940, she was united in marriage to Dell Phillip Farrier at the Lil Bit O Heaven Chapel in Davenport.

She lived in Moline, Ill., but a majority of her life was in the Crawfordsville, Ainsworth and Columbus Junction area.

She worked at Ross Manufacturing in Washington for a number of years, was a bus driver for Columbus Junction School District, was Postmaster at Cotter until it closed, and later worked at the post office in Muscatine until her retirement.

She was a member of the United Methodist Church of Columbus Junction, where she was very active, a member of United Methodist Women, fifty year member of Eastern Star, County Line Neighborhood Club, Hobby Club, Louisa County Historical Society, and the Friendly Neighbors Club.

She is survived by a daughter, Patricia Lynne May of Coralville, Iowa; sons, Michael Dell Farrier and wife Catherine of Walcott, Iowa, Ronald Lee Farrier and wife Julie of Columbus Junction, Iowa, Phillip Todd Farrier and wife Judy of Ainsworth, Iowa; 10 grandchildren; and 11 great grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by her parents; husband Dell in 1993; one grandson; four brothers, Vernon, Virgil, Clarence, and Lyle Fletcher; and one sister, Violet Lowe.

Re: George Baxter Farrier

gsaur — 2008-11-16 02:09:12Z

FYI to everyone my new email address is gefrance@gmail.com

Re: Farrier in Newcastle upon Tyne, England

hobson_uk — 2008-11-09 16:02:40Z

I do hope you can help. I am researching this for a friend. Please contact me at:
treemailbox2008-ancestors@yahoo.co.uk

I will be happy to explain further if you want more information.

Re: Farrier in Newcastle upon Tyne, England

prufarrier — 2008-11-08 22:27:51Z

I may be able to help. Please tell me why you want to know.

Re: Farrier in Trinidad

HuBison — 2008-10-11 02:53:54Z

Caroline...did you grow up in Barataria?

Re: Farrier in Trinidad

HuBison — 2008-07-09 04:41:17Z

Ok,this sounds promising...I was originally thinking of Felix Sr, but I scan his children and see there was a Felix Jr. He had 6 other siblings? What was his mothers name? Let's see if we have the same info!

Do you still live in T'dad? My grandmother in turn had 10 children and they lived in Barataria. I have 5 of Felix's sibling's names, but am missing one.

Farrier in Newcastle upon Tyne, England

hobson_uk — 2008-05-22 12:57:15Z

I am trying to trace the families of Kenneth Thomas Farrier b 1931 and d 1984. He lived in Newcastle upon Tyne, England and had several children, including Judith, Michelle, Michael and Mark? He may have had up to 3 wives. Does anyone have him in their family tree or can help me to find out more about his children please?

Re: Farrier in Trinidad

carolinefarrierbucknor — 2008-04-04 15:41:21Z

Hi, my name is Caroline. Felix Farrier was my grandfather. He died when I was 12 years old in 1978 or so. There is a park named after him on Pinto Rd in Arima, Trinidad because he was a well loved politician who did a lot for he constituents. He apparently was your grandmother's brother. Can you share with me the other information you have about his ancestry?

Re: George Baxter Farrier

JohnFarrier158 — 2007-10-29 13:52:11Z

Hello,
George Baxter Farrier is my 4th Great Grandfater. As far as proof that his middle name is Baxter. I visted his grave site and his head stone had the name George B. Farrier. My
Dad and I replaced the stone. It had fallen over and broken into two parts. You could read his name easily, the letters of the name were rasied. The other writing was carved into the soft stone and was hard to read. He now has a gray millitary type granet head stone. His resting place should be well maked for the next few hundred years.
I paid a genealogy company to find George Baxter Farrier's parents. I beleved it was a James and Jane Farrier. I still believe it is. The Company could not confirm it was James and Jane, but they did confirm that this James Farrier or (Ferrier) and Andrew Ferrier are brothers, Most people believe that George's father is either James or Andrew. Andrew's family is documented and Georeg is not his son, so
I feel confident that Janmes and Jane are his parents. Also,
The genealogy company was able to find a Baxter related to Jane (the person I believe is Georege's mother). So I would guess that Baxter came from Jane's family.
The gebealogy company found that James Farrier (Ferrier) died in 1815 and Jane died in 1820 (after the cencsus - you can find a Jane Farrier on the 1820 census). After her death both boys moved to Clinton County Ohio to be close to thier Uncle Andrew. George would have been 15, James 20. My gues is because the boys move to be with Andrew that is why some think Andrew is the boys dad.
The genealogy company wanted to research other records that might prove that James and Jane were George's parent but I did not want to spend any more money at that time. I will have them do anther search sometime, but there is no doubt in my mind that James and Jane are the parents. Let me know if you have other questions. My home e-mail is jnbfarrier@juno.com and my work e-mail is john.farrier@maytag.com Thanks John

Re: Jacob Farrier - Berks County, Pennsylvania - c. 1814

pgoodmangager — 2007-10-18 18:29:59Z

Seems there are a lot of brick walls with this Farrier/Ferrier/etc. family.
I think we are onto the family that couldn't read or write and the name keeps getting changed.
I know many of them did go to OHIO when it opened up.
and these may have been related somehow.

Mine ends with a Geo. Baxter Farrier b. it was said "East of the Allegany Mts." I haven't come across any Jacobs though. To bad the early census didn't give names of the kids and wives.

I am just researhing the 1790, 1800,1810, 1820 census.
It just gets more confusing!
pgoodmangager@windstream.net

Re: George Baxter Farrier

pgoodmangager — 2007-10-18 17:56:33Z

John just saw your post on Ancestry com. today.
My husband has George Baxter Farrier as his 3rd grt. grandfather. He is through Geroge's son Lewis Farrier, his daughter, Permelia Ann Farrier (Wait) born Iowa, removed to KS and m. there. Her daughter, Blanche Wait, m. Newbrey in KS. They had Flossie, m. Gager, had my husband jack.

QUESTION: For the many years I've researched this name I don't see any official documents showing his middle name was BAXTER. Do you have any such proof?
I know all us researching him have it as Baxter.

I am assuming Geo. father was a James as the first son born in about 1800 Penn. was named James...for the fathers name.
No Proof tho. There was a James Farrier b. 1750 in Maryland, got this off Ancestry com.
Some family members say orgin from IRELAND...some citizenship papers say a James became a citz. in 1803 in Philly, Penn. and had been in the USA for 9 years before that. It is all confus. being so many James'.
Let me hear back PVG

I wrote to Dean Rich before he died last year. We shared. Also many years ago wrote to Ann Farrier of OHIO.

Jacob Farrier - Berks County, Pennsylvania - c. 1814

RichCunninghamNY — 2007-10-15 16:23:11Z

One of my great-great grandfathers was named Jacob Forrar. According to my information, which I believe to be reliable, he was born in Berks County, Pennsylvania, on December 11, 1814. He moved to Ohio, married twice and had a number of children. He died in Shelby County, Ohio, on November 27, 1899, and is buried there. I have visited his grave. On his tombstone, his last name is spelled “Forrar.”

His ancestry – starting with his parents’ names – has been a brick wall for me for a long time. The biggest problem seems to be the many variations in the spelling of the family name, which included, even for Jacob himself, “Forrer,” “Forry,” and “Furrow,” to name just a few.

A few days ago, that wall may have cracked a bit. I obtained a copy of a listing of Shelby County, Ohio, marriages from January 1856 to February 1858, which includes my great-great grandfather’s second marriage. In it, his father’s name is listed as “Jacob Farrier” (mother unknown). That is a new spelling variation to me. It is also the first documentation I have ever seen of his father's name.

So my question is: Does anyone here have or know of any Farriers who lived in Berks County, Pennsylvania, around 1814, in particular a Jacob Farrier (who would have been my great-great-great grandfather)? My guess is that he would have been born in the 1780s or 1790s, but I do not know where.

I do not know if my great-great grandfather Jacob had siblings or, if he did, where he was in the birth order. I do not have a copy of his birth record, assuming there is one – my source of his birth date was a biography of him that appeared in a Shelby County, Ohio, local history book, published in 1883, while he was living there.

Any help, no matter how much of a long shot, would be appreciated. Feel free to write to me directly.

Rich Cunningham
richcunninghamny@aol.com

Robert Y. Farrier death cert., 5/19/1907 NYC; Clerk; single (parents: John M. Farrier, former Annie B. Beach)

rosecolorsunset — 2006-12-13 17:12:19Z

Robert Y. Farrier death
Cert. #10565 (Manhattan)
May 19, 1907
male, white
age: 22 yrs., 1 mo., 9 days
single
occupation: Clerk
b. U.S.
22 yrs. In NYC
place: Lutheran Hospital
father: John M. Farrier
b. US
mother maiden: Annie B. Beach
b. U.S.
Cause: absess of liver, source of infection unknown; operation for relief of this condition on May 8, 1905
usual residence: 1287 Hancock St.; 12 days at place of death
A. W. Slee, M.D.
1224 Hancock St.
burial: Green Wood Cemetery
5/22/1907

Source: NYC Municipal Archives

obit fyi: Donald LeRoy Farrier. 1934-2006

Nanatothree — 2006-12-12 04:21:22Z

PLEASE NOTE, THIS WAS POSTED FOR REFERENCE ONLY. I AM NOT RELATED TO, NOR AM I RESEARCHING THIS FAMILY, I’VE ONLY DONE A COPY AND PASTE FROM OUR LOCAL NEWSPAPER FYI.

THIS INFO HAS BEEN POSTED WITH THE PERMISSION OF THE EDITOR OF THE COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD.

Donald LeRoy Farrier
Posted: Tuesday, Nov 28, 2006 - 03:54:35 pm PST
COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD, MOSES LAKE, WASHINGTON STATE

Donald LeRoy Farrier peacefully passed away at SunBridge Care & Rehabilitation Center on Nov. 24, 2006, at the age of 72.

He was born in Seattle on May 11, 1934, to Hollis and Frances Farrier. He was raised in the Seattle suburb of Riverton Heights. After graduating from Highline High School in 1952, he served in the United States Marine Corps. Then he moved to Moses Lake where he spent the remainder of his life working in maintenance and construction. He was a longtime member of the Teamsters and the American Legion.

Don Was preceded in death by his parents, his brother, George Cochrane and a sister, Eileen Schwartz. He is survived by a niece, three nephews and many friends. His good friend, Larry McKeen, was a great support and friend during his illness and passing.

At his request, cremation has already taken place and no services will be held.

Re: A Glimpse?

2006-11-20 10:48:07Z

Heather,

I have had a reply from Constance Peck on the California Board who has found Constance and William Glenn in the 1920 United States Federal Census. There is only one problem of age. The census shows she was 43 years of age on 1930. The death certificate shows 70 years of age in 1940 and born Feb 24 1870 the census birth year is estimated. Her wedding certificate to Cyril Brass dated 12 October 1895 shows she was 24 years of age, which ties in with the death certificate age. I do believe at that time most people did not tell the truth about their age.
Finally both names and both Constances came from England lead me to believe they are the same person. Actually Constance was born in India.

Regards,

Andrew.

Re: A Glimpse?

2006-11-18 00:52:01Z

So have you found someone to find them in the census of 1920 and 1930?

Re: A Glimpse?

2006-11-17 18:32:08Z

Heather,

That is very kind of you.
Constance Glenn’s death certificate arrived this morning, you were spot on, and it is the same Constance that my great uncle married. The certificate shows husbands name as William. No age of husband is shown, so I assume he was dead by 1940. The certificate shows she lived in the United States for 28 years, 11 years in California. Home address is shown as 2920 King Street, Berkley, California.

Regards,

Andrew.

Re: A Glimpse?

2006-11-17 13:41:14Z

I will look around to see if there are old divorces and marriage records around

Re: A Glimpse?

afarrier — 2006-11-16 17:05:38Z

Constance Brass, Farrier, Glenn Nee Whish

When I was researching my great uncle on line a couple of years ago I found various web sites that were free. Trying to do similar research today my efforts are thwarted, as a charge is required. Do you know any sites where I my obtain this information without being charged.

By the way I was delighted with your discovery. I have ordered the death certificate from Alameda County, I now want to obtain the marriage certificate and divorcé details.
Regards,

Andrew.

Re: A Glimpse?

2006-11-13 13:45:16Z

Being that I live in Canada , I do not know where you would find early California divorces but a fresh posting to California boeards might help .

Re: A Glimpse?

2006-11-13 08:58:19Z

Heather,

Thanks for this but I already had this one.

We live in the UK near Dorking it’s referred to as an area of outstanding natural beauty.

I was so pleased with your post that I received this morning that I have not replied in strict order.

Your news of Constance; does it mean that Glenn was her third husband? If so there should be a record of a divorcé from Leslie.

All the best,

Andrew.

Re: I Bet You!

2006-11-13 08:41:28Z

Heather,

Amazing, thank you very much, I think you are right. Please will you confirm the spelling of the surname.

Regards,

Andrew.

I Bet You!

2006-11-13 00:01:49Z

You know I looked at the census information again and then went to the Ca Death Index and did some creative playing and I bet this is her

GLENN CONSTANCE 02/24/1870 WHIST F REST (OTHER) ALAMEDA(01) 11/16/1940 70 yrs Add

Re: In the US?

2006-11-12 20:16:49Z

Heather,

Thank you for your reply. After they arrived in Seattle December 24 1913 my next reference to him is his Declaration of Intention. January 5 1915 the address is shown as 2316 Alston Way Berkley. There is no reference to Constance infact any copy official document I have he denies he was ever married. My next address as shown on his Petition for Naturalization dated March 31 1921 is New Scott Hotel 6th & Ankeny Streets Portland Oregon.

If I can find anything from when he first arrived in the United States to 1920 I would be delighted. I have him quite well documented after this date to his grave. I am particularly to find where he lived in Canada and the date he first arrived from England.

Regards,

Andrew.

A Glimpse?

2006-11-12 14:25:51Z

I don't know where you live but I found this on the Ancestry site that allows an initial site for free

Match quality: 3 out of 5 World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
Military
View Image
Name: Leslie James Farrier
Birth: date
Residence: city, Multnomah, Oregon
Other: location

Could that be him?

In the US?

2006-11-11 21:31:04Z

Where in the USa did they live and then maybe we can locate more information on them?

Re: Leslie James Farrier

2006-11-11 09:04:58Z

Bette,

Thank you for going to all this work. Unfortunately I had the information from the 1881 census. The Winnipeg marriage certificate does show the parents and they are as you have shown.

She was previously married to Cyril Herbert Brass 12 Oct 1895 Middlesex England, they appear in the British 1901 census. Constance applied for a devoice in 1908.

After Constance and my great uncle emigrated to the United States she disappeared as far as Genealogy is concerned. I would love to find any reference to Constance after 1913 and any reference to both before 1913.

Kind regards,

Andrew.

Re: Leslie James Farrier

2006-11-11 07:05:48Z

Leslie James Farrier

afarrier — 2006-11-02 02:58:13Z

I‘m researching my great uncle who emigrated from Vancouver Canada with his new wife Constance. They arrived Seattle 24Dec 1913 aboard the Princess Charlotte. They were married in Winnipeg 25 Feb 1913.
The marriage certificate shows he was living at the time at 659 William Ave, Winnipeg. Father’s occupation; Sea Captain, Eastern Telegraph Co. Constance’s father is shown as General British Army. Leslie shows his occupation as “train man”. Constance’s maiden name was Constance Margareta Wish.

Henderson's Winnipeg City Directory (Winnipeg: Henderson Directories, 1913), page 13, lists: Farrier, Leslie brakeman CPR h 31 Fairfax Apts.
Leslie does not appear in Winnipeg city directories prior to 1913.

Please would you look in your local City Directory prior to 1913 for Leslie/Constance. This would help me to establish when he first arrived in Canada. I am hoping that I will eventually establish the port and date of arrival.

Regards,

Andrew Farrier

Re: Malinda Jane Farrier

jeanperry944 — 2006-09-16 02:19:59Z

my grand fathers name was john william farrier and i cannot find out anything about himother than he was married to mamie tuttle but also had another wife

Re: Farrier Children

jeanperry944 — 2006-09-16 02:19:59Z

i was weslesy c farrier daughter my brother rodney passed away in oregon 2002 i am looking for anyone who may be looking for family members my mother has not been informed of his death yet

Re: Farrier Children

2006-09-03 05:39:38Z

I am searching for the ancestors of Isabella FARRIER born about 1810/11 Cork/Antrim, Ireland. She was the daughter of Andrew FARRIER and Bridget FARMER. In 1828. she was transported to Sydney Australia. Unfortunately nothing is known of her family prior to Australia except the above information. Any help would be appreciated.

Farrier in Trinidad

HuBison — 2006-09-01 04:07:13Z

Does this ring a bell for anyone? Mygreat-grandmother was Rufina Mejia (or Jones) and she married Felix Farrier in Trinidad. My grandmother (their daughter) was Elizabeth Farrier and she was born in 1916. Their other children included Lynn, Pauline, Felix, Clunis, Steven, and Vena.

Where are YOUR Farrier's from

HuBison — 2006-09-01 04:00:26Z

Are you by chance looking for any Farrier's In Trinidad?

Re: Farrier Children

HuBison — 2006-09-01 03:57:44Z

I doubt this is helpful, but my ggm was Mary Jane Friday and she married Wellingotn Barry. My maternal ggm was Rufina Meji (Jones) and married Felix Farrier. Most of the lineage is from Trinidad. The daughter was Elizabeth Farrier and she was born in 1916.

Re: looking for answers

csmclaughlin — 2006-04-11 20:05:14Z

Zenitha, If this finds you, I knew your Dad many years ago, in the 1960's we were friends, and I have just now found out that he died. If you do get this and you still areinterested, please email me at csrmclaughlin@hotmail.com. Thanks, Cindy

Farrier/Ferrier/Agee Re-union

DelorisKennedy20 — 2006-04-06 00:40:25Z

There will be an Agee Re-union in Oct. 2007. I know there were marriages of Farrier/Agee. My Gr-grandmother Mary Jane AGEE married my GR-grandfather Thomas Bunch , he died about 1844 , then Mary Jane married Andrew Farrier. They had 6 children. If there are any kin of Mary Jane Agee that would like to attend the Re-union in 2007 , please contact me. Thanks. Deloris Bunch Kennedy

Hall/Arneson/Farrier/Edwards Families

DOHistorybuff — 2006-02-21 21:58:38Z

I'm looking for descendants of my gr.gr.gr.gr. uncle John Hall of Grants Pass, Josephine Co., OR. He was born in TN in 1839 and died in OR in 1914. He was married to Mattie N. Unknown b. 1846/7 on TN died in WA in Seattle, King Co., WA in 1923. They six children, I only know the names of four: Hattie, Alice, George and Lilly. George and Lilly died young and had no children. Hattie married Ralph Boyker and lived in Seattle, WA. They had one child name unknown and an adopted grandson named Boyker Ream or Boyker Ream-Boyker. Alice Hall married William Farrier. They lived for several years in Salt Lake City, UT, where their daughter Thelma married her first husband John Clifford Edwards. They later moved to Ventura County, CA, where Thelma married a Mr. Ficken. I believe Clarence Robert Ficken. Thelma had one child, Melba Edwards who married Arne Otto Arneson. They lived and died in Ventura Co., CA. I would love to hear from their descendants!

Joseph Farrier - Scott Co., KY

KimSchull — 2005-12-04 05:32:31Z

Hello:

I'm looking for info on Joseph Farrier's family. He was listed in Scott Co., KY census of 1810 and 1820. Does anyone have info on him or his family? I'd like to find out who his children were. Can anyone help?

Kim

Alice E. Farrier, 1906-1998

map2knit — 2005-11-28 19:31:34Z

THE DAILY STAR (Oneonta, NY) Monday, July 6, 1998

SIDNEY — Mrs. Alice E. Farrier, 91, a resident at the Skilled Nursing Facility, The Hospital, Sidney, passed away Friday, July 3, 1998, at her residence.
Mrs. Farrier was formerly of Poughkeepsie.
She was born Oct. 27, 1906 in Poughkeepsie. She was the daughter of the late August and Charlotte Tuttle Brenner.
On Nov. 9, 1924, she married John F. Farrier in Poughkeepsie. He predeceased her April 22, 1982.
She is survived by two daughters and a son-in-law, Mrs. Doris Brown of Sidney, Mrs. Deardre and Clifford Goulette of Unadilla; one brother, George Brenner of Poughkeepsie; sister-in-law, Louise Leane of Poughkeepsie; seven grandchildren and families, Mark and Bonnie Lown, Lori Joseph, Pam and Gary Gilbert, Jeffrey and Debbie Goulette, Gail and Jim Delaney and John and Jim Goulette as well as several nieces, nephews and cousins.
Graveside services will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday, July 8, 1998 from the Poughkeepsie Rural Cemetery, Poughkeepsie.
Arrangements are under the direction of the C.H. Landers Funeral Chapel, 21 Main St., Sidney.

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Not related, no further details

Original obituary can be found at:

http://www.thedailystar.com/news/community/obits/1998/07/obs...