Husband - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

James Bruce Husband, master mariner (1821-1896)

Paullaurence001 — 2012-05-17 20:00:52Z

My ancestor Charles Teft Laurence (1845-1913)was an apprentice for four years, from 1862-1866, on two ships captained by James Bruce Husband. His Captain throughout his apprenticeship was James Bruce Husband. Born 1821, 34 Coombe Ipplepen, Devon, England
Marriage: Anne LarkeyFarley -
1850 ‎(Age 29)‎ Liverpool,
Death 14 April 1896 ‎(Age 75)‎ Dartmouth, Devon
CLT voyages as apprentice:
He was indentured from 5 March 1862 on the Mutlah, for two voyages and Lightning for one. Please could anyone tell me more about James. Thankyou for your time and patience.

Re: Husband Family Chart

jestcam — 2012-01-08 08:49:26Z

My 3xgreat grandfather was William Husband,b. Liverton 1754,2x great grandfather was George Husband b. Liverton 1798. The line seems to be full of William, John etc. Is this the line that you have?
Thank you Jean

Herman Husband Catherine Hout

christinaaisel — 2011-11-26 18:48:34Z

I have some information about Herman/Harmon Husband and Catherine Hout. Email me at cmelliott@live.com

Re: Husband family of Ireland and Manchester

PaulHusband — 2011-09-26 22:11:59Z

I'm searching my Husband family tree. We are based around Manchester.

I haven't got too far with the Husband side yet but please feel free to have a look.

Re: Husband Family Chart

MichaelEbbs — 2011-07-22 22:31:02Z

Hi Julie - please contact me at pauline.ebbs@ebbsassociate.com and hopefully we will find we have Husbands in common.

Pauline (wife of Michael)

Re: Husband Family Chart

bakerjulie99 — 2011-07-10 09:04:39Z

Hi
Any information concerning my ancestors will be greatly received thank you

kind regards
julie baker

Re: Husband Family Chart

MichaelEbbs — 2011-07-09 19:34:55Z

Hi Julie - I was alerted to your posting as I had responded to the original email in 2008. I have quite a bit of Husband research which I would be happy to share if you are interested.

Regards
Pauline

Re: Husband Family Chart

bakerjulie99 — 2011-07-09 18:59:44Z

If this chart is still available for a decendent of the Husband faily from Goathland and Skinningrove area i would love to see it.
kind regards
julie baker

Re: John Husband family -Cornwall - St Austell - Redruth

janet_johnson231 — 2011-06-21 20:44:34Z

I have a Violet Martha Husband from Redruth in my tree who mARRIED A John Pooley of St Columb but the family originally come from Redruth Violet Martha was born 1907 in Redruth

Re: Husbands in Ireland

skhusba1882 — 2011-04-18 03:04:20Z

would love to see your trees. my husband is descended from john husband...

Re: New Book on Whiskey Rebellion and Herman Husband

ldffly1 — 2011-04-03 00:13:03Z

I'm sorry I don't have info on that particular line. However, the odds are high that with the first name of Herman, he is descended from Herman Husband, born in MD in 1724.

Sorry I can't be of more help.

Re: New Book on Whiskey Rebellion and Herman Husband

JOHNHUSBAND99 — 2011-04-02 23:19:42Z

I am looking for the Hermon Husband that married a Catherine Hout. had son named Jesse Israel Husband who married Elizabeth Cowen.
All help needed

Re: John Husband(s) (1829-1915);Ms

lorettanorton142 — 2011-04-01 04:19:53Z

There are two Thomas Husbands. Thomas Benjamin Husbands who married Mary Arminda Phillips and Thomas Jefferson Husbands who married my g.g.grandmother Elizabeth Kelly; his only spouse.

Thomas Jefferson Husbands b.abt. 1804 Anson, NC d.abt. 1888 Smith, MS age abt. 84
Elizabeth Kelly b.abt. 1814 Georgia d.aft. 1850 Smith. MS buried Mt Carmel
Their children:
John b. 1824 MS
Thomas I b. 1833 MS m. Malinda Flowers
James b. 1836 MS
Jane Elizabeth b. 1837 MS m. Timothy Tims (son of John Tims – parents of Alford Thames)
Lewis b. 1839 MS
Alexander b. 1840 MS m. Sithy
George b. 1844 MS
Henry F. b. 13 May 1848 MS m. Juriah M.
Calvin (Aren/Aron)b. 1850 MS m. Florence?

Re: Langrill

MeaghanS81 — 2011-03-12 22:22:01Z

Hi there,
I just found this post and wondered if you were related to Edward R. Langrill? He was a doctor in Toronto and my great great grandfather.

thank you,
Meaghan

Husband Family Bible found, want to give to descendants

PJOHNS1225 — 2011-02-22 17:38:54Z

My husband and I purchased a large family bible at an auction near Carlisle, PA. We would like to return the bible to the correct Husband family. The Family register includes the names; George H. Husband born Jan 8th, 1837, Ellen McBride Husband born Dec 12th, 1839, and Ellen Lane Husband born Dec. 22nd, 1840. The two Ellens were George Husbands wives. There is a list of children with birthdates There is also a list of deaths that include George and the two Ellens. If these names are in your line, please contact me.

Audrey Lehman Thomas Husband, 93,born. Rib Lake, Wisconsin,daughter of ,Aubrey and Katherine King Lehman.Historical Society

KENNELLYMARKA — 2010-12-14 23:00:11Z

president of the Waterford Historical Society .

Audrey Lehman Thomas Husband, 93,
a resident of Ball Pavilion and formerly of Waterford, died Saturday evening December 11, 2010 at Brevillier Village following a brief illness.
A resident of Erie,CO,PA, most of her life
she was born in Rib Lake, Wisconsin on October 29, 1917 .
a daughter of the late Aubrey and Katherine King Lehman. Audrey was a secretary at the G.E. for many years and was a member of the American Business Women Association (ABWA). She was past president of the Waterford Historical Society in Waterford. She enjoyed cruises, basking in the sun, cats, and the color purple.
In addition to her parents .
she was preceded in death by her first husband, Benson Thomas
and her second husband, Kenneth L. Husband.
Survivors include two step daughters, Gayle Robinson and her husband John of Erie and Cheryl Brenner of Lorraine, Ohio; one step son, James E. Husband and his wife Janet of Gwynn Island, Va.; and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Calling hours will not be observed and burial will be private and at the convenience of the family. Memorial contributions can be made to a charity of one's choice. Funeral arrangements were made by the Russell C. Schmidt & Son Funeral Home Inc., 5000 Wattsburg Road, Erie, 16504.
Erie Times-News on December 14, 2010.

Lewis Easterly, Cynthia Husband -ggd of Herman Husband, PA,IL,CO

capteasterly — 2010-09-17 20:58:52Z

A book with family history about Lewis H. Easterly, Civil War Union veteran at nine, husband of Cynthia Husband, a Colorado pioneer and GAR Commander is available. Please see www.capteasterly.com for more information.

Thomas Husband married Hannah Vandewater

pghusband — 2010-09-09 04:33:02Z

Need their marriage date and place. I think they married in New Jersey between 1839-1841. Children were Victoria, b. 1841 and Elizabeth b. 1842, both in New Jersey; Mary b. 1845 in New York; William b. 1849 in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada; Minnie b. 1852, Matilda b. 1854 and Anna b. 1860, last three in Guelph, Ontario, Canada. Thomas was born in England and came to US about 1838-1840.

Aisel History

joshuaaisel — 2010-07-05 22:02:12Z

Hello I am working on a family tree for my son. I am looking for any information on the Aisel family which at times has been spelled Aisel, Eisel, Isel, and even Eiselsberg (way back in the day). I have info from my grandfather George Aisel, his father George (Peter) Aisel, and I am working from there. I believe the next in line is Nicholas who used the spelling Isel on census documents. If anyone has any information, books, websites, or other publications that would be of help I would apprciate it. My email is joshua.aisel@yahoo.com

Re: Willie B. Husband

gsylvester88 — 2010-06-07 22:21:00Z

yes we are my name is sylvester arrinton husband`

John Beverly Jr a ward of Herman Husband

mizsunshine117 — 2010-05-31 07:15:30Z

Hi all,

I am trying to connect the dots in a very fuzzy area of my lineage. I have a widowed ancestor (John Beverly) who died 1765 in Orange Co North Carolina and left 5 children between the ages of 3 and 15 orphaned. I have court records dated 1765 which clearly outline the non-relatives each
child would be bound to until adulthood. One child was John Beverly born 2/12/1755 in Orange Co. NC. The court record entry for the then 10 year old John Jr. says the following:

"John Was Born Feby. 12th 1755 Harmon Husband wiIl agree
to take him & give him 2 Years Schooling and further Leasing at home at times & if of Capacity Practice him to Surveying & give £12 Proc when he is of age or 21 Years old."

I have been researching the Husband family in the area and adjacent counties of the region (which includes Randolph County) and found that the well known Herman Husband (also known as Harmon) did indeed live in the area at the time. It is possible that this is the family the court is referring to, however I have sketchy evidence to support this. I have a few documents which support Mr. Husband having executed John Sr's will and taking responsibilty for all 5 children for a short period of time before the court made it's ruling otherwise.

I dont have any information about what happened to John Jr while in Mr. Husband's care or after. I can only imagine he received a superior and well rounded education. No doubt he made a name for himself. . .but where and how?

I am also curious as to the relationship between John Sr and Mr. Husband. From all accounts, John Sr. is referred to as a pauper who was destitude at the time of his death. He had be in and out of jail and in and out of court for failure to pay his debts. (Court records even show intervention in the care of the children prior to his death.) I am curious as to Mr. Husband's motivation for executing John Sr's will and for taking in one of his children as a ward. I have seen some unsubstantiated discussion that John Sr may have been an indentured servant to Mr. Husband and that the expiration of his service occurred at or around the time of his death. Was this a possible motivating factor for Mr. Husband's interest?

Just thoughts and ideas at this point. Any help with this would be appreciated.

Thanks so much!

Dani

HUSBAND James R and Delores M

t42MountOlivet — 2010-05-18 01:49:45Z

HUSBAND James R and Delores M

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 213,122 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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

Re: Husbands of MS

dhusband175 — 2010-04-07 01:00:22Z

Hello my name is Deborah Husband I am the youngest daughter of Teola Husband. I knew very little about my ancestors because my moher and father were divorced but I did get to spend the last few years of life with my father and got a close relationship with him. I would like to know as much as I can about my heritage.

Thank you if anyone can help,
Deborah Husband

Re: Husband--Decew

clarkg199 — 2010-04-02 21:17:16Z

Interested in the Decew/Decou/Decow and Langrill connection.

Email me at gclark13@cogeco.ca

HUSBAND and Stephenson's Rocket

martinbriscoe57 — 2010-01-21 08:56:19Z

I recently made a contact in a new branch of my family. I had already traced most of the line but I was told that one name was wrong and that it should be HUSBAND. This was because an old family story of a connection with someone called HUSBAND who worked with George Stephenson on The Rocket.

I have double checked and I am fairly certain that the person's name was not HUSBAND but there could of course be one further back in that line.

Does anyone know of a HUSBAND who worked on Stephenson's Rocket? I have done some searches online and in books but can't find any mention of one.

MB

Betty Ann Husband, age 60,born in Laurel, Miss.daughter of ,Henry Johnson and Rosa Lee Grady Harris.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2009-12-21 01:37:36Z

Betty Ann Husband, age 60,
of Erie,County,PA,
passed away at Hamot Medical Center on Thursday, December 17, 2009. She was born in Laurel, Miss.
on August 6, 1949
a daughter of the late Henry Johnson and Rosa Lee Grady Harris.
She attended East High School.
Mrs. Husband was known as "Miss Betty the Cook," and for her hospitality. She was a true servant.
In addition to her parents,
she was preceded in death by a grandson, Marcel Husband, Jr.,
an uncle, Dave Grady
and an aunt, Earleen Merril.
Betty is survived by her husband, Eugene Husband;
seven sons, James Husband and his wife Tonya,
Eugene Husband, III and his wife Angie,
and Tyrone, Marcel,
Tauras and Rashaan Husband, all of Erie;
and Brian Husband of Ferrel, Pa.;
seven daughters, Ramona Johnson,
Trina Thompson,
and Tonya, Leatrice
and Shala Husband, all of Erie,PA,
Rasheemah Husband of Laurel, Miss.
and; five brothers; Robert Earl and Henry Johnson of Erie, Lloyd (Tina) Harris of Jacksonville, Florida,
Willie Charles and Harold Harris both of Jackson, Miss. She also leaves five sisters; Brenda Johnson
and Myrtle Jennings both of Erie,
Doris Ellis of New Albany, Miss.,
Rosemary Griffin (Johnny) and Shannon Hardy all of Laurel, Miss.
and an Aunt, Thelma Grady.
Betty also leaves over fifty grandchildren;
and many great-grandchildren,
nieces, nephews
and a host of cousins.
Friends may call at the Burton Funeral Home and Crematory, Inc. 602 West 10th Street, Erie, PA 16502, on Tuesday from 5 p.m. till 8 p.m. and are invited to attend a service at One in Christ International Church, 324 East 18th Street, on Wednesday, at 11 a.m. with Reverend Curtis Henderson officiating. Interment will be in Lakeside Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to the family in care of the Burton Funeral Home. Send condolences at www.Burtonfuneralhome.com.
December 20, 2009,

One in Christ International Church,"

Re: Herman Husband, Maryland, managing a copper mine

jwnagy — 2009-11-09 18:49:29Z

Actually, he managed two copper mines, both in Frederick County Maryland. The name of the company he managed for was the "Fountain Company."

George W. and Louisa B. Jones

SandraHenry10 — 2009-10-24 13:03:18Z

Looking fo any info on my Great Grand parents, they had a son Jesse Owen Jones who was born Jan.25,1915 in So.Ill. and died Feb.12,1965 in Norman,Oklahoma. Jesse Jones was my Grand-Dad.

Helen Husband b. 1870 MD

fry13 — 2009-09-04 23:55:27Z

Searching for info on Helen Husband, b. 1870 MD - family moved to Mahaska County IA - she was listed as 10 yrs age in the 1880 Fed Census. Her parents were William Husband and 1st wife Mary Mitchell, both born in England, William in Cornwall. Her known siblings: Caraline, Lauthus, William and Emily Ellen, she had several siblings who died young. Who did she marry??? The family lived in Excelsior, a small mining town at the edge of Oskaloosa, IA
Lois

Re: New Book on Whiskey Rebellion and Herman Husband

jayhusband — 2009-08-27 22:27:07Z

More info:
I have information that a grandson of Harman Husband married a grand daughter of Benjamin Franklin - both then are my 7th great grandfathers???
I grew up in Ohio as did my father (DOB June 1914). His father grew up in mid-southern Illinois. He (my grandfather was born about 1880 and I think I have info on his father if anyone is interested.
My email is: jhccsc@aol.com
Thanks

Re: New Book on Whiskey Rebellion and Herman Husband

jayhusband — 2009-08-27 21:04:21Z

I have information that Herman (or Harmon) Husband is my 7th great-grandfather. He lived in the Somerset part of Pennsylvania.

Siblings - John,Wm, Richard, Emily, James, Elizabeth HUSBAND

fry13 — 2009-08-04 19:09:35Z

Searching for children of Wm "John" HUSBAND and Mariah SPENCER from Cornwall, England. 1839-1854 - John, Wm and Richard came to ca 1865 America, what happened to the rest of the family?? Will share info on the 3 brothers who sailed to NY, lived in MD, later moved to IA.
John was my GG grandfather.

HUSBAND James S 1909-1973

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-07 13:38:29Z

HUSBAND James S 1909-1973

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,355 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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

Ernest (1877) and Albert (1881) HUSBAND. Need help to find them.

twotimberoo1 — 2009-04-12 06:23:24Z

Thomas Husband Born about 1847 in Bedale, Yorkshire, England. Occupation: Butler & house steward
Married Eliza Avis Born 1843 in St Mary Church, Torquay, Newton Abbott, Devon. Married April 18th 1876 in Devon.
Eliza died as “Lisle Husband” February 9th 1886 in Towcester, Northampton.
Her Father: John Marshall Avis Her Mother: Alice Backwell
Thomas and Eliza had:
*Ernest Reginald Husband Born about 1877 in Ford, Devon, England. Could have been known as Reginald.
*Edward Valentine Husband Born about 1878 in Yealmpton, Devon, England. Died 1916 in Sunderland, Tyne and Wear
*Albert Tom Husband Born about 1881 in Towcester, Northampton, England.

Re: HUSBAND in Guisborough Yorkshire England

clareallen79 — 2008-10-04 17:04:55Z

hi my farthers mothers name is margaret husband born 16th feb 1905 ,her mother was called emily husband formaly fearns .margarets farther was called john william husband.adress 47 pardise row newcastle .would love to here from anyone who knows anything about my farthers mothers family .thank you .clare

Re: Husband Family - Cornwall, England, PA, MD to Iowa

skhusband — 2008-08-11 03:45:42Z

Hi,
My grandparents came from this area to Canada in the 1950s.
Maybe there is a connection.

Re: Searching For Aisel Relatives

z91gtstang — 2008-07-26 17:25:15Z

I'm the grandson of Clifton Lee Morgan, I have info. on the Aisel Family, GGandpa George Asile fathers name is Mick. George had a brother name Mick he lived in Marion County, Ohio. The family came here from Germany and settled in German Village, Columbus, Ohio. I need info on the Black side of the family if You can help that would be nice. Thanks Zeke Morgan. My father is Orville(Red)Morgan. My grandmother is Gertrude Louise Aisel daughter of George.

Re: New Book on Whiskey Rebellion and Herman Husband

ldffly1 — 2008-07-03 23:25:54Z

Hi!

Thanks again for the info! The one I am looking at is the William, born by Herman's second wife.

As for my 3rd gr grandfather James Husband, he can be found in the 1880, Afton, Union County, Iowa census. The problem in locating him is that all the indexes show the name as Harbana. That is just an incorrect transcription.

When you find that family, you will find James's wife Mary, plus his son Andrew and Andrew's wife Phebe. In that census, James shows his parents born in VA.

So I don't how this is going to come out. Someday, I'll get the records I need. I suspect they'll come out of Ohio.

Robert Schneider

Re: New Book on Whiskey Rebellion and Herman Husband

MsRooney2 — 2008-07-03 21:27:47Z

I will do the best I can with the information I have regarding the 8 children of Herman (Harmon) Husband and their respective mothers.
Wife #1 ~ Elsie Mary Cox ~ Married 1733
Children ~ John b. 1749
Mary b. 1755

Wife #2 ~ Mary Pugh ~ Married 1762
Children ~ William 1762
Herman Jr. 1764

Wife #3 ~ Amy "Emey" Allen ~ Married 1765
Children ~ Emy 1769
David 1770
Isaac Tuscape 1771
Phoebe 1776

I believe you have all the marriages correct.
To try to hopefully clarify your James and Williams I will try to clarify it. James Husband b.1694 Cecil, MD d. 1767 married Alice Parr.
James had a brother William b.1697 who was married to Mary Kinkey..... these brothers had a father William b, 1650 who was married to Mary Bowen. Now the above brother William b. 1697 and Mary Kinkey had Herman (Harmon) Husband. I still don't know which James was on the 1880 census unless it was James Wiley Husband b.1871 and is one of the Husband's that I have been looking for...he is Harmon Jr's. grandson.

Re: New Book on Whiskey Rebellion and Herman Husband

ldffly1 — 2008-07-03 01:50:30Z

I'll second your attitude about these boards. I'm always hoping an old post might pay off.

I've heard of the Gary Nash book. I even saw him on C-Span, but haven't read the book. I believe he uses Herman as a representative anti-Federalist.

By the way, the Kars book had many interesting items. Not the least of which is that the Husbands in NC were in close contact with families whose names also show up in OH. Names such as Moffitt and Henderson aong others.

On to my suspicions. I have a suspicion that James Husband, born bef. 1775, had a father named William. The only reason I believe this is that the first son of James was named William. First son given the grandfather's first name.

Could it be another one of those children? It could have been John. Checking the early records of Ohio, I do find a John Husband. He was never in Muskingum to the best of my knowledge. I also can't get records establishing his age.

Something mitigating against John being in my direct line is that this Husband family has a habit of naming boys after ancestors. There is no John Husband in my line. We have 1st James, 2nd William-James-Andrew, 3rd Andrew James-Francis (named after a father in law), 4th Ida May-James Andrew.

Could James himself have been a son of Herman? I guess so, but I can't find any records establishing that he had a son named James. That's why I'm tempted to place a generation between James and Herman.

Thanks again! I hope this continues to be profitable.

Robert Schneider

Re: New Book on Whiskey Rebellion and Herman Husband

aliceallen68 — 2008-07-03 01:11:49Z

Oops, I just went to get the book I bought, and it is actually not the one referenced, but one called "The Unknown American Revolution: by Gary B. Nash. It has an extensive write-up on Herman Husband and the Whiskey Rebellion.

Re: New Book on Whiskey Rebellion and Herman Husband

aliceallen68 — 2008-07-03 01:05:02Z

Better late than never, what is great about these message boards is that we can come upon good information from previous years, and still reply and hopefully those involved will also reply.

I bought the previously mentioned book last summer (2007).

Do you know which children were his by which wife?

I have a copy of "The Allen Family, Descendants of John and Amy Cox Allen With Allied Lines" by Lester M. Allen. In it he quotes a couple of articles in the "Laurel Messenger," which is apparently a genealogical and historical magazine, about Herman (or Harmon) Husband. Mr. Allen lists these children as belonging to Herman & Amy Allen Husband:

1. David Husband, b 1770, d 1840, md Elizabeth Kimmel
2. Amy (or Emy) Husband (no dates) md Evans Bennett
3. Isaac Toscape Husband, b 4m-25-1771 in Hagerstown MD md Ann King
4. Phoebe Husband b 10m-23-1776 in Hagerstown MD md Peter Kimmel

According to the Allen book, 8 children are listed in his will. The author did not know who was the mother of these children.

Mary Husband
Herman Husband Jr
John Husband
William Husband

The author of the Allen book does not attempt to trace these children any further.

Re: New Book on Whiskey Rebellion and Herman Husband

ldffly1 — 2008-07-02 23:21:38Z

The James Husband in the 1880 census was born 18 Aug, 1808. This date is taken from a headstone. His birth was in Virginia, current day West Virginia. I do not know the exact location. He died 16 Aug, 1884, in Afton, Union County, Iowa.

Just for the record, his brother William was born 1803, in Virginia, current day West Virginia. He died in Washington, Licking County, OH on 19 Aug, 1886.

The father of these two brothers, James, was born before 1775, going by the Muskingum, OH 1820 census. On my family page, I have a definite death date, but this actually applies to a James Husband who was in Berkeley County, WVA. At one time, I thought he was in my line, but now I doubt it.

I will definitely search for the book.

Robert Schneider

Re: New Book on Whiskey Rebellion and Herman Husband

MsRooney2 — 2008-07-02 22:00:04Z

The book "The Wind in the Forest" I believe is out of print but maybe you still can find it somewhere. It also has a Library of Congress Catalog Card number: 57-8692.
Do you have an approx birth year for the James Husband you found in the 1880 Census?
Molly Carson

Re: New Book on Whiskey Rebellion and Herman Husband

ldffly1 — 2008-07-02 17:42:39Z

Hi!

Thanks for your reply! I wasn't aware of the book you mention. I will be sure to get it and read it.

In the last year, I found my 4th gr grandfather Husband in Muskingum County, OH census of 1820. His name was James. So I now have documented James, James, Andrew James, and Ida May (my gr grandmother, mother of my grandfather Edgar Schneider).

The question for me is, was Herman the father of James or grandfather? Right now, I'm leaning toward grandfather. I also suspect that I descend from his second wife. My 3rd gr grandfather James Husband had a brother named William. In 1880, living in Licking County, OH, he listed his father as having been born in MD and mother born in NJ. In 1880, James living in Union County, IA, listed his father as born in VA and mother born in VA. I'm inclined to trust William's census entry because the records indicate that James was in poor health by this time.

I'm still looking in Muskingum and Licking Counties in OH looking for documents. I also have found the Husband name in other counties in OH and KY from very early in the 19th century. Military land bounties are also a possibility.

If I learn more, I will continue to post!

Robert Schneider

http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/c/h/Robert-L-Sc...

Re: Husband

MsRooney2 — 2008-06-29 00:23:30Z

Hi. Herman Husband is my 4th Great Grandfather and he has descendants who lived in Chester, Illinois...in fact my grandfather was born in Chester, Illinois and he would be Herman's 2nd great grandson. When I went to the Husband family reunion in 2006 I actually saw the house where my grandfather was born in and met lots of my Husband family. They are in Chester, Illinois not Chester, PA. Harman Husband died in Pennsylvania and he had a son named John but he was born in about 1749 in Alamance, Randolph Co., North Carolina but that is the extent of that John line as I have no more information on him ...Please let me know if I can be of any other help.
Molly Carson

Re: New Book on Whiskey Rebellion and Herman Husband

MsRooney2 — 2008-06-28 23:54:46Z

I just found this Herman Husband conversation and I wanted to let you know that Herman Husband is my 4th Great Grandfather. Yes, I am aware of the book "Breaking Loose Together ~ The Redulator Rebellion in Pre-Revolutionary North Carolina" by Marjoleine Kars which was very informative but I also enjoyed "The Wind in the Forest" by Inglis Fletcher. He was definitely quite the man with such a colorful background. Well, had to send this 'hello' and if I can be of assistance to you about something in his life, I will try to help, and yes Amy "Emey" Allen was Herman's 3rd wife married on Oct 15, 1765, Elsie "Mary" Cox was #1 married in 1745 and Mary Pugh was #2 married on July 17, 1762. Have a great day and sorry I just only now found this conversation.
Molly Carson

Re: Husband Family Chart

RachelOsborne77 — 2008-06-20 20:01:30Z

Hello, My Husband is from the family line of The HUSBANDS. He has a relative named William J Huband who was born in 1868 in England. I was wondering if this line is his?

Re: Husband Family Chart

MichaelEbbs — 2008-06-03 20:32:44Z

I have never thought of looking at the messages despite subscribing to Ancestry for many years. My 4 x and 3 x great grandfathers were both William Husband b Liverton in 1754 and 1788. Are they on the family tree you mention. If so I'd be delighted to see the tree. My email address is pauline.ebbs@ebbsassociates.com.

Regards

Pauline

Searching For Aisel Relatives

christinaaisel — 2008-05-14 04:23:15Z

I am working on my family tree and have come to a halt at my great grandfather George Peter Aisel, also spelled assel I am having a hard time finding any information. His Second Wife was named Emma Black. He was born in Ohio, but his family immigrated from Germany.

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Audrey Lehman Thomas Husband, 93,born. Rib Lake, Wisconsin,daughter of ,Aubrey and Katherine King Lehman.*Historical Society*

Lewis Easterly, Cynthia Husband -ggd of Herman Husband, PA,IL,CO

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Betty Ann Husband, age 60,born in Laurel, Miss.daughter of ,Henry Johnson and Rosa Lee Grady Harris.

Re: Herman Husband, Maryland, managing a copper mine

George W. and Louisa B. Jones

Helen Husband b. 1870 MD

Re: New Book on Whiskey Rebellion and Herman Husband

Re: New Book on Whiskey Rebellion and Herman Husband

Siblings - John,Wm, Richard, Emily, James, Elizabeth HUSBAND

HUSBAND James S 1909-1973

Ernest (1877) and Albert (1881) HUSBAND. Need help to find them.

Re: HUSBAND in Guisborough Yorkshire England

Re: Husband Family - Cornwall, England, PA, MD to Iowa

Re: Searching For Aisel Relatives

Re: New Book on Whiskey Rebellion and Herman Husband

Re: New Book on Whiskey Rebellion and Herman Husband

Re: New Book on Whiskey Rebellion and Herman Husband

Re: New Book on Whiskey Rebellion and Herman Husband

Re: New Book on Whiskey Rebellion and Herman Husband

Re: New Book on Whiskey Rebellion and Herman Husband

Re: New Book on Whiskey Rebellion and Herman Husband

Re: New Book on Whiskey Rebellion and Herman Husband

Re: Husband

Re: New Book on Whiskey Rebellion and Herman Husband

Re: Husband Family Chart

Re: Husband Family Chart

Searching For Aisel Relatives

Audrey Lehman Thomas Husband, 93,born. Rib Lake, Wisconsin,daughter of ,Aubrey and Katherine King Lehman.Historical Society