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IVES Richard V - Vietnam Wall section 9E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-22 14:06:30Z

IVES Richard V - Vietnam Wall section 9E

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 227,291 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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Re: Jacob Ives

theoremquilter — 2012-05-16 22:00:38Z

I'm working on entering a memorial on FAG for Martha Ives Smalley, daughter of Jacob & Sophia IVES (as a volunteer) for Honeoye Falls Cemetery (where she is buried with her daughter, Clara Smalley Ross, wife of George) and found Jacob's obit in the Rochester D&C, Dec. 13, 1901, page 4:
Jacob Ives, a veteran of the Civil war, and for the last ten years a resident of Batavia, died at his home, in the rear of No. 28 Jefferson avenue, Batavia, yesterday morning, after an illness of ten days from the grip, aged 89 years. He is survived by a widow and these sons and daughters: Mrs. Martha Smalley, of Rochester; Mrs. Mary Colbert, of Honeoye Falls; Nelson and George Ives, of Honeoye Falls, and William, of Batavia.

Re: Charles Dale IVES (1857-1902) of Cedar Rapids, IA

LynnH3614 — 2012-05-09 14:32:19Z

Windy, From the information you shared with me, I learned that we are 4th cousins 1x removed. Thank you so much for the information how our Ives' family made their way to Iowa.

Lynn

Re: Charles Dale IVES (1857-1902) of Cedar Rapids, IA

LynnH3614 — 2012-05-08 01:28:55Z

Hi Windy, It has been a while since we touched bases. I had to take a break from the Ives' family because of these brick walls, but you so graciously have really shed some light and SOME HOPE on my quest. Do you have a source that John Lent Ives was the son of Lent Ives? I have a feeling that the Lent Ives buried in Orleans County might be John Lent Ives. That would seem to make sense since you are sure that John Lent was married to Lucretia. That would put some pieces of the puzzle together. Would you happen to have the birth and death dates for John Lent Ives? My Merritt didn't move to Orleans County until August 1850, I'm trying to connect him to a relative who he knew there.

Hopefully cuzin Lynn in Ohio

Henry S. Ives

Cindy_Beane — 2012-04-06 13:34:27Z

I have no connection to this family. This appeared in the Dec. 20, 1887 issue of the Rockland (Maine) Gazette in the 'In General' column:

"Henry S. Ives, the 'young Napoleon of Finance,' was arrested in New York city Tuesday charged with grand larceny."

Re: Allen Ives, Centralia, WA

davidives666 — 2012-04-05 01:16:33Z

I do have an Alexander Ives, 15 Feb 1828 Lafayette, Indiana - 17 Jul 1911 Centralia, Washington. His father was Orsen Ives and his mother Mary "Polly" Puderbaugh. He was married to Mary Deeter and had at least 12 children. He traces all the way back to William Ives (1607-1648), family progenitor.
And, he's my 4th cousin, 4 times removed to boot.

If you would like any details, I can be contacted at: davidives@ivescentral.com

David

Re: Allen Ives, Centralia, WA

davidives666 — 2012-04-05 00:59:09Z

Would you have any information about his father or his children? I have some data on 5 other Allen Ives relatives, but not him. Thank you.

David

Allen Ives, Centralia, WA

jennpina — 2012-04-05 00:06:25Z

I've posted an item referencing Alllen Ives and the Church of the Brethren in Centralia, Lewis Co, WA, on my blog at http://jenongen.blogspot.com/ .

Other names mentioned: Armstrong, Benbow, Christlieb, Carl, Hildreth, Holcomb, Miller, Roundtree, Weaver.

Re: Jacob Ives

wjhartz — 2012-02-27 22:38:17Z

I don't believe my Jacob Ives is the one who deserted. The info I have shows he mustered in Company K, 13th infantry on 9/27/1862 and out on Apr 20, 1864. I do not know where he is buried but he is not on the 1870 census with his wife, Sophia, and daughter, Mary (my ancestor), who was still living in Mendon. I would love any additional info on him. He is a brick wall for me. I am really interested in his parents.

Re: Jacob Ives

dianeham1 — 2012-02-27 18:49:39Z

I am the Mendon, Monroe Co., NY Town Historian. I have Jacob Ives in my Civil War Soldier records that he was in the 13th Reg. Co. K Infantry. He deserted at Albany in 1862 but I can't find out where he was buried. Do you have that info. I found a Jacob Ives buried in the Bath National Cemetery in Bath, NY but for some reason I didn't think that was the right person.
Diane Ham
Mendon Town Historian

Seeking Ancestors of Alva D Ives

davidives666 — 2012-02-25 17:34:47Z

Alva D Ives, b. March 1861 in New York. to 'Unknown' Ives and Lodema 'Unknown'
Alva married Rosetta Fike and had children: Richard Henry Ives, Frank G Ives, and Sybel H Ives.

Alva's father (whose name is unknown) died (presumably) when he was young and Lodema (born ca. 1822 in Massachusetts) remarried to Phineas B Elderkin (22 Feb 1812 - after 1880) in Pennsylvania. Alva appears in the 1870 and 1880 Federal censuses in the household of Phineas and Lodema.

Any information on Alva's ancestors would be most welcome, with many thanks.

David Ives
davidives@ivescentral.com

William Ives b c.1791

Sharonparsons101963 — 2012-02-16 08:23:57Z

Hi I am trying to trace the birth of my ancestor William Ives. He married Elizabeth Jacob in Terrington St Clement, Norfolk in 1816 but the parish records state he was of that parish. I have been to the Fenland Museum in Wisbech this week and studied the parish records but cannot find he was born there. Can anyone help please. As far as I can ascetain he went from Terrington to Walpole St Andrew where his son Jonathan was born and married an Elizabeth Dixie.

Re: oldest Ives

CJIves — 2012-02-12 02:26:45Z

Hi njc,

How's your Aunt Connie doing... well I hope!
My Great Aunt Mary (knew I had the name wrong :)) hits 102 this year, and she still does all her own cooking etc...

Puts me to shame as I can't even boil an egg!

Cheers, Colin

Re: Ives and Adams

davidives666 — 2012-02-07 03:41:10Z

Dear Sandra,
Your grandfather's ancestry is as follows:
Chester Arthur Ives (1883-1958) & Enza A Fleener (1885-1952)
Willard Ives (1849-1912) & Mary E Adams (1853-1925)
John Ives (1813-1887) & Permelia Lowell (1816-1901)
Thaddeus Ives (1781-1839) & Hannah Cotton (1782-1865)
Timothy Ives (1731-1812) & Abigail Hall (1743-?)
Lazarus Ives (1703-1775) & Isabel Jerome (1710-1777)
John Ives (1669-1747) & Mary Gillett (1671-1715/16)
John Ives (1644-1682) & Hannah Merriman (1651-1717)
William Ives (1607-1648) & Hannah ? (1621-1684)
No one knows who William's father was.

If you'd like any more particulars, I can be contacted at: davidives@ivescentral.com

David Ives

Re: Ives and Adams

johncarlburg — 2012-02-07 02:42:08Z

Phoebe Ann Ballow and John Quincy Adams were married in Clayton County Iowa 20 January 1845. They were still here in 1856. Phoebe's brother, Henry Moss Crofford Ballow was my 2nd GreatGrandfather. John Burg

Asa O. Ives

jennpina — 2012-01-23 01:14:35Z

I've posted an item which references Asa O. Ives of Wallingford, Rutland Co., VT on my blog at http://jenongen.blogspot.com/ .

Re: Arthur ives

wildesea — 2011-12-21 13:24:26Z

Sorry, I don't have him in my tree but that doesn't mean he might not be an ancestor of mine. He was born about the same time as my mother so he could be a cousin. My Ives were in Vermont and later migrated to Illinois.

Where did Arthur live? Where was he born? Who were his parents?

Arthur ives

julieamartin11 — 2011-12-20 16:40:14Z

I am trying to find info regarding Arthur Ives b.1908, d, 1973, I believe. He had to two children with Hilda Annie/Anne Percy in the 1940's but believe that they never married as he was already married? He worked for Greenhams concrete in his later years as a yardsman. The only info we have is that he may have been Catholic and he may have had children with his wife. He served in WW2, and believe was in the Dunkirk retreat? Do you have an Arthur Ives in your tree? There is a photo of him on my tree. I think he must have left his wife fairly early on as the first of his children with Hilda was born in 1944.

Re: Betsey Ives b. 1797 Sand Lake, NY

LynnH3614 — 2011-12-07 03:06:57Z

Wayne, There are also a ton of Ives in Vermont; Tinmouth and Rutland County that I know about.

Lynn Hammond - descendant of Merritt Ives, who once lived in Rutland County and moved to Orleans County, NY

Re: Betsey Ives b. 1797 Sand Lake, NY

davidives666 — 2011-12-05 23:35:21Z

Wayne,
If you'll send me your 'home' email address, I'll send you a copy of the data that I have on William & Patty (not much admittedly). Thanks.

David
davidives@ivescentral.com

Re: Betsey Ives b. 1797 Sand Lake, NY

wtsimmons11 — 2011-12-05 23:30:10Z

Thanks David!
I have looked at a number of Ives from CT but not Massachuetts.
Will review any information that I can find about William Ives and Patty Hunt as soon as I can.

Thanks again for the potential tip!
Wayne Simmons
http://simmonsgenealogy.com

Re: Betsey Ives b. 1797 Sand Lake, NY

davidives666 — 2011-12-05 22:42:19Z

Wayne,

The only information I can find online about Betsey's possible parents is linked to a William Ives (of Framingham, MA) marrying a Patty Hunt (of Sudbury, MA) in Sudbury, MA on 2 Jun 1796. Haven't been able to find out any other information on either William or Patty.

David Ives

Betsey Ives b. 1797 Sand Lake, NY

wtsimmons11 — 2011-12-05 18:12:33Z

I have been looking for the parents of Betsey (or Elizabeth) Ives b. 29 Jul 1797 Sand Lake, Rensselaer, New York, USA. She married William Simmons b. 17 Jun 1796 Troy, Rensselaer, New York, USA. Believe her mother is a full blooded Am Indian strong possibility of Mohawk. Not sure if her Ives line is of English or French origin. I have hit a brick wall trying to find her parents. See all detail that I have about Betsey using this link:
http://www.simmonsgenealogy.com/getperson.php?personID=I103&...
Looking forward to hearing from anyone about any information on Betsey Ives.
Thanks!
Wayne Simmons

Re: Researching IVES in Oxfordshire, England

1_michael196 — 2011-12-02 13:03:42Z

Hi colin

I have had a friend looking for the family and she has gon back to William ives B ABT 1512and forward to the presant day.It would seam that the kamily moved to Towersey Bucks and later they apear in Thame Oxfordshire and again in Sydenham you may know all of that but hope will be of some help.
Please contact me it would be good to find out what you have.

Mike Ives

Charles A Ives property, Ford's Prairie, Lewis Co., WA

jennpina — 2011-11-26 17:33:04Z

I've posted a recent photo of the property owned by Charles A. Ives and his wife, Mary C. Myers, during the first half of the 20th century. This is on Ford's Prairie, Lewis County, WA. The photo is on my blog at http://jenongen.blogspot.com .

Captain Norman S. Ives

antoine_Noslier — 2011-11-10 20:09:23Z

Hello everybody,

the captain Norman S. Ives was the commander of a Naval Advanced Reconnaissance party the august 2nd, 1944 when he was killed during an ambush in Brittany.

For the 70th Anniversary of the liberation of my hometown (in 2014), I would like honor his memory and I research all informations, pictures or relatives of him.

Thank you very much.

Re: Looking for descendants of Walter Ives & Gladys Jewell

maryjewelli — 2011-11-04 17:21:59Z

Sorry I missed this - family would loved to have had it. Grand-daughter of Walter & Gladys Ives

Mary Jewell Ives

Ives Family

jovic159 — 2011-10-01 15:06:11Z

I am looking for family in Arizona for a Lois Ives. She had a son named Joe whose wifes name was Ellen (I think) and 2 sons, one named Josh. Joe and his wife adopted an Indian/Mexican girl, but I do not remember her name. Lois and Joe have both passed away and dates are unknown. Please help!!
Thanks.

Re: William Henry and John Ives

stuartdmccallum — 2011-09-19 20:54:51Z

I beleive I too share a link with John William Ives b. Shiplake 1827 who married Jemima Watts in 1849. Their daughter Jane Ives (who married James Hodder)was my paternal Great Great Grandmother.
Would be interested in exchanging any info concerning this family line. My e-mail adress is : stuart.d.mccallum@btinternet.com

Re: Ives/Burrell families

I_Lefebvre — 2011-08-10 16:15:20Z

Thank you for this information. Only two children mentioned in the 1911 census.

Re: Ives/Burrell families

crusoe123 — 2011-07-30 21:37:28Z

1911
Address: Holway Road Sheringham County: Norfolk

Name Relation Condition/Yrs married Sex Age BirthYear Occupation Where Born

IVES, Edward Head Married M 48 1863 House Joiner Thornage Norfolk
IVES, Fanny Elizabeth Wife Married19 years F 55 1856 Alysham Norfolk
IVES, Lilian Grace Daughter Single F 18 1893 Sheringham Norfolk
IVES, Hester Irene Daughter Single F 17 1894 Photographers Assistant Sheringham Norfolk

1911 census, indicates that they had been married for 19 years, and had three children, all of who were surviving.

Earlier census sent by contact service/

Re: Ives/Burrell families

crusoe123 — 2011-07-30 21:30:38Z

MARRIAGE

Name: IVES, Edward
Registration District: Erpingham
County: Norfolk
Year of Registration: 1891
Quarter of Registration: Apr-May-Jun
Spouse's last name: Not available before 1912
Volume No: 4B
Page No: 96

BURRELL, Fanny Elizabeth

Message sent via contact service.

Ives/Burrell families

I_Lefebvre — 2011-07-30 21:10:05Z

I am looking for the parents or any other information of Edward Ives b 1863 who married Fanny Elizabeth Burrell b 1856. They had at least two children, Hester Irene Ives and Lilian Grace Ives. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Re: William IVES, Craven County, NC - 1781 Will

filadog1976 — 2011-07-29 02:14:17Z

I sent you a PM to the GDavis552 account with my personal email. Thanks again so much. Maybe it will turn out we have a connection!

Re: William IVES, Craven County, NC - 1781 Will

GDavis552 — 2011-07-28 02:07:19Z

I got the wills about 2 months ago and they have just been sitting in my "to do" pile. I'll transcribe them this week. This will be a good excuse to get going on this. Will be in touch.

I now have three different user names on Ancestry - it gets confusing. WOuld you mind sending me a personal email address so when I do the transcriptions, and if we keep communicating, I don't miss your message? Sometimes I forget to sign in on the username I prefer.

Thanks, Barton

Re: William IVES, Craven County, NC - 1781 Will

filadog1976 — 2011-07-28 00:09:56Z

Was there a Thomas IVES mentioned in the same John Ives will along with a widow named Margaret and several sons including a Hardy IVES? If so, then your Martha may be kin to my Thomas P IVES b 1762 d abt 1834 in North Carolina. If you would not mind, do you have the transcripts to the Thomas and John wills? Would you mind sharing them? Thanks!

Re: William IVES, Craven County, NC - 1781 Will

bartonlewis2 — 2011-07-27 20:12:34Z

I don't know. But Thomas IVES was supposedly the father of Martha IVES who m. William BROCKETT at New Bern on 1 Oct 1771. I have never seen a source for that claim, though. I have the 1750 will of a Thomas IVES of Currituck Co. and the 1779 will of William IVES of Craven and neither names Martha (my ancestor). The 1790 estate of John IVES does, however, name William BROCKETT. In 1895 descendants of Martha (IVES) BROCKETT had an attorney write a letter asking for information about Thomas IVES, their ancestor naming Martha BROCKETT as his only heir and saying he "died in London about AD 1846 with a large deposit in the London banks and a large estate in North Carolina." I have no idea if this is true; I've had British researchers look for an estate for him and nothing has turned up.

Barton Lewis

Re: William IVES, Craven County, NC - 1781 Will

filadog1976 — 2011-07-18 00:00:32Z

Do you happen to know if William is related to a Thomas P Ives who was in Craven County at the same time? Any leads are great at this point as he is a roadblock. Thanks.

Amanda Ives Ruston

Re: Clara E Ives m Andrew Timblin, and John R McDonald

herringt_1 — 2011-07-13 22:08:01Z

Clara (Clarinda) E Ives was born December 26, 1854 in Pittston, PA to Edward and Ann Ives. She died on September 27, 1946 and is buried in Fairmont Cemetery in Denver, CO.

Melvin Elwood Huston was adopted by Clara and John McDonald. Melvin Elwood McDonald is my father. Ruth Ripperton was not adopted (her father lived in Denver), but lived with Clara. I have correspondence Ruth sent to "Auntie Clara." Ruth and my dad stayed in contact over the years until her death. Carroll Hunter was a tenant.

Re: Henry M Ives

pamk5555 — 2011-04-23 00:12:33Z

Kitty, I think we've been misspelling Regina's last name. One source had it as Racicott.

William IVES, Craven County, NC - 1781 Will

bartonlewis2 — 2011-04-20 16:13:01Z

Does anyone have a copy or a transcript of the will of William IVES dated 1781, Craven County, NC? The original is at the NC State Archives. Thanks very much.

Barton Lewis

Re: Ives DNA

davidives666 — 2011-03-15 04:53:05Z

Dear Teresa,
Your Lineage as you state it won't work unless you substitute William's son John as the second generation (rather than William's other son, Joseph). With this substitution, your lineage from William to the present day will indeed work. I can provide you with what information I have from Isabelle G. Ives to William Ives (I normally don't traced affined families such as the Jewetts). If you would like this information, please contact me at the e-mail address below.

David Ives (11th generation descendant of William)
davidives@ivescentral.com

Re: Ives DNA

ivessevi — 2011-03-15 02:47:15Z

I found out from another poster that you have more information or are in contact with someone who may be writing an IVES book. My son is 16th generation Ives
1)William, 2)Captain Joseph Ives Sr, 3)Joseph Ives Jr,
4)Thomas Ives, 5)Enos Ives Sr, 6)Enos Ives Jr, 7)Almon Ives, 8)William Ellery Ives, 9)Charles Ellery Ives, 10)George S Ives, 11)Isabelle Ives Jewitt, 12)Georgia Isabell Jewitt, 13)William, 14)Timothy, 15)Paul, 16)Urban
-Teresa Panek Ives

Re: Ives DNA

ivessevi — 2011-03-15 02:45:12Z

Thank you for the information. I do not have a subscription to ancestory.com either.
I was wrong, my son is not 15th generation Ives, he is 16th generation Ives.
1)William, 2)Captain Joseph Ives Sr, 3)Joseph Ives Jr,
4)Thomas Ives, 5)Enos Ives Sr, 6)Enos Ives Jr, 7)Almon Ives, 8)William Ellery Ives, 9)Charles Ellery Ives, 10)George S Ives, 11)Isabelle Ives Jewitt, 12)Georgia Isabell Jewitt, 13)William, 14)Timothy, 15)Paul, 16)Urban
If you could send me any information or forward my information that would be great.
-Teresa Panek Ives
thebeautifulonesimagine@yahoo.com

Re: Ives DNA

vnail1 — 2011-03-14 20:37:37Z

I had my uncle Lindsay Ives take the ancestry.com 46 marker DNA test. Only the paternal test can link male lines all the way back. If you look at the explanation of that on the DNA tab of ancestry, it explains it quite well. Female lines can only be taken back to coming from certain areas, but no exact lineage can be verified. That is because there is a part of the Y chromosome that gets passed on from generation to generation in males that can link father to son. Through ancestry.com message boards I found davidives@ivescentral.com who has kept and huge database of the ives and their families that they married into. Another person or two contacted me and one made a comparison chart of the 6 men or so who took the test who appear to match. I can email it to you if you give me you email, but I do not have a current subscription to ancestry.com so I can not message you back on this site at this time. Contact David Ives at the above email for in depth info. my email is vnail220@yahoo.com. Have fun with this. I did. I am 11th generation down from William. Again... contact David... he is the expert. Also there is a Richard Ives on the east coast who is writing a book about the Ives. I can obtain these emails if you write to me on mine. Valerie Nail (my mother was an Ives by birth).

Re: Ives DNA

ivessevi — 2011-03-14 19:42:55Z

Can you tell me more about this process? My husband is 14th generation, and my son is a 15th generation Ives descendant from William. I have the records would have to look up the exact trace. Anyway, what type of results do you get?

Re: Minor IVES CT 1914

davidives666 — 2011-03-01 22:00:08Z

I have a Miner Pratt Ives (21 Feb 1900 - 2 Oct 1975, both in Cornwall, CT), who marries an Alice Janet Bouteiller.
Miner Pratt Ives' parents were Roger Leete Ives and Mary Isherwood.
Miner Pratt had a brother - Roger Leete Ives II, who had a son, Roger Leete Ives III, whose obit states that he (III) worked on his father's (II) dairy farm in Sharon, CT.
If this is one of the Ives you are interested in, I can provide ancestral information.

David Ives

Minor IVES CT 1914

ethanives — 2011-03-01 20:27:33Z

Im looking for the ancestors for a Minor IVES that lived in Meriden, CT. He was born in October of 1914 and died in July of 1974. He lived on a family farm in South Meriden that was called Diamond Hill Dairy. I'm not sure how many generations the farm goes back from him but I know that it was his father farm(who might also be Minor IVES, I'm not sure).

Anything you know would be helpful!!

Ethan M Ives

IVES Phillip T - Vietnam Wall section 21W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-01-31 12:30:39Z

IVES Phillip T - Vietnam Wall section 21W

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 219,138 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.

IVES Family DNA

jothamw — 2010-12-07 01:06:01Z

Seven of us Ives males have compared our DNA, with interesting results. 4 match very well, 3 are each quite different. To learn why the differences we need more participants. If you are interested and know of a male Ives who has had a DNA test done, please get in touch with jothamw@aol.com. Hopefully we can help each other. Thanks.