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Re: Jeremiahs from Goetre monmouthshire in Wales UK

1_jokenny — 2012-05-06 17:34:21Z

Hi Lois,
Great to hear from you too. Here is where I fit in...James and Rachel's son Alfred is my great grandfather, he had Albert my grandfather who died before I was born and his son Albert Rex was my dad. I may have some more info on the Jeremiah branch with a photo of him...do you have that ? I'll send you a private message so I can email you photos etc. Jo

Re: Jeremiahs from Goetre monmouthshire in Wales UK

WelshCake51 — 2012-05-05 21:22:41Z

Rebelhed1, I have read Thomas Jeremiah's diary written during the time he fought at Waterloo under Wellington. Even though Thomas inlisted 6 months before John Jeremiah and they came from Goytre, I have not been able to connect the two. Do you have information that would connect them? Both of their stories are valuable. John mustered out in May 1820. He was in Ireland at that time. I believe he married Catherine 8 Oct. 1820 in Trevethin, Monmouthshire, Wales. They then had nine children. My research has been to document the children and then document their daughter Rachel's children as well. I would so love to hear more from you. Thanks for your query,
Lois Woods, Page, Arizona USA

Re: Jeremiahs from Goetre monmouthshire in Wales UK

WelshCake51 — 2012-05-05 21:10:47Z

Jo, How good to hear from a family member. I have been working on this family for about 20 years and have slowly documented missing pieces. I am not done by any means, but would be glad to share what I have and hear what you have as well. Rachel and James Carey's youngest daughter Emily is my great grandmother. She died before I was born but I knew her husband Thomas Biggs who died in 1961 when I was 10 at age 99.
Thomas Biggs son Thomas is my grandfather and his daughter Jean is my mother.
I have also worked on John Jeremiah and Catherine's family and have found 9 children. You could say he haunted me until I found them. I have continued to try and find where in Ireland Catherine was born.
I live in Arizona, USA. Would love to hear more from you,
Lois

Re: Jeremiahs from Goetre monmouthshire in Wales UK

1_jokenny — 2012-04-30 19:50:11Z

Hi Lois
I have just come across this old post from you so hope this gets to you. My great great grandmother is also Rachel Morgan, father John Jeremiah. Would love to hear from you and share what information we have. Very interested to see which branch you are from.
Best wishes Jo

Re: Jeremiahs from Goetre monmouthshire in Wales UK

llantrisants — 2011-09-06 11:11:36Z

I already replied to you once. My Gran was your Grans sister Lilian. I already posted a link with all the Jeremiah family tree on.

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=DESC&...

I cannot see how far you have gone with your family tree without taking out a subscription to Ancestry. So anyway all your family on that side is the same as mine basically.You might want to read Thomas Jeremiahs diary,if you go back thru this thread there is a link to Amazon where you can buy it,it is a very interesting read.

Re: Jeremiahs from Goetre monmouthshire in Wales UK

rebelhed1 — 2011-09-05 19:55:50Z

I have emailed you.

Re: Jeremiahs from Goetre monmouthshire in Wales UK

rebelhed1 — 2011-08-31 13:23:38Z

Hello- not sure if you will read this..since your posts are quite dated..I have reseached into my family tree and founf that Thomas Jeremiah is my G.G.G.G.G Uncle - My Mothers Grandmother was Carrie daughter of John & Emma. If you do happen to read or anynone else who is connected please get in touch thanks

Re: Jeremiahs from Goetre monmouthshire in Wales UK

llantrisants — 2011-08-29 16:17:30Z

Funny thing as Carrie was also my Great Grand mother.John was born in 1845,I have his birth certificate.Also Emma is Elinor he did not have two wives.If you want some more info just ask.I have got the Jeremiahs back to about 1725.

Re: Jeremiahs from Goetre monmouthshire in Wales UK

rebelhed1 — 2011-08-28 20:15:46Z

Hi- my Great Grandmother was Carrie Jeremiah B-1889(she died at 33 years of age sadly I believe) - her father was John Jeremiah- seems to be differnt dates on some of the recoreds stating 1845 and 1848. I see you have on your link.. two ladies names next to Johns- Emma alias Elinor..my Mother has told me that she was led to believe that Elinor was the 1st wife & Emma was the 2nd wife. Could you let me know how the alias came about as I am researching into the family tree now in depth if I can. Very complicated it is becoming..

Thanks for sharing the link to the surname. If you or anyone wishes to contact me due to any connections that would be great and a big help as I am new to this family tree business. Carrie and her husband- Mr Dunstans children were named -Moira, Lilliane, Irene, Violet, Ken - I believe there was another female that died. Irene was my grandparent. (Nana)

Thanks JK.

Re: Jeremiahs in Shirenewton, Mon

tonystef158 — 2011-05-30 09:51:01Z

Hi,, im trying to find out any info on jeremiahs in shirenewton, mon. as well. They are conected to my Grandfather, I would welcome any info you may have. Many thanks, stephanie malarz

JEREMIAH Randall C honor our hero who died in Vietnam - Wall section 63W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-09-10 12:27:45Z

JEREMIAH Randall C honor our hero who died in Vietnam - Wall section 63W

Honor our Vets. 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 216,521 photos free at http://teafor2.com

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

elwyn jeremiah pontypool, wales

girlietechie07 — 2010-08-21 18:01:41Z

trying to find the link between my jeremiahs and the family of elwyn jeremiah.
elwyn , dob 1927, married betty day and had 2 kids, mark and diane. any info would be great.

jenny

Roy Jeremiah

CarolynCongrove35 — 2010-07-01 20:39:40Z

I have a photo of Roy Jeremiah in the Admirality Islands during WWII. 1944-5.
I'd like to return it.

Jeremiahs in Shirenewton, Mon

jodymanning_1 — 2010-02-06 00:24:13Z

Hi all

Would anyone out there know anything about the Jeremiahs in the Shirenewton/Earlswood area?

I am currently looking for info on James Jeremiah (born 1861) and his children, Arthur, Lily, Mary, James and Selina. Selina was my Great-grandmother.

I would be grateful for all information/contact, no matter how seemingly insignificant.

Many thanks

J

Re: Jeremiahs from Goetre monmouthshire in Wales UK

llantrisants — 2010-01-19 11:35:56Z

Anybody interested in Thomas Jeremiah who was at Waterloo can now purchase a copy of his diary. This is nothing to do with me just a link to Amazon.

A Short Account of the Life and Adventures of Private Thomas Jeremiah, 23rd or Royal Welch Fusiliers 1812-1837, Including His Experiences at the Battle of Waterloo (Paperback)

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Adventures-Fusiliers-1812-1837-Inclu...

It is always out of stock but if you order it they will then get it for you.

Re: Florence I. Jeremiah

abreak177 — 2009-10-15 05:03:17Z

dear susan, florence jeremiah was my grandmother, my father is her eldest son william john greager, he is 89 years old and i am happy to say alive and well. i am sure he would be more than happy to answer ant questions you may have about his mother, we also have many photos of her as well, i would be happy to forward them to you via email, please just let me know...... sincerely kathy greager- gehry

Re: Jeremiah in Monmouthshire

llantrisants — 2009-03-01 02:04:56Z

Don't know if you have seen this site, if not have a look.

http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~jeremiah/fam00230.ht...

http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~jeremiah/names1.htm#...

Re: Jeremiah in Monmouthshire

maggssturt — 2009-02-28 23:46:50Z

I have recently discovered that Vera had 3 brothers (Abraham, Isaac & Thomas) as listed in the 1901 census. There are probably a few more, but I will have to wait until the 1911 census is published for the Monmouthshire area.

Her father was Isaac Jeremiah (b 1876) who married Sarah Ann Watkins in Jul 1898 in the district of Panteg.

Isaac's father was John Jeremiah (b c1834) who married around 1855 (I have a name Elizabeth Jones, but not confirmed yet).

If you have any information on this branch of the Jeremiah family it would be appreciated.

Re: Jeremiah in Monmouthshire

llantrisants — 2009-02-28 21:08:14Z

If I was you I would do a search for your ancestor on the 1911 census. You might have to wait for a bit because I believe that the area she came from is not yet available but will be in the future. Try here:
http://www.1911census.co.uk/

If Vera is a Jeremiah then she would have huge family links in the Pontypool/Goetre area.

Re; Sheila Jeremiah 1935 pontypool wales

girlietechie07 — 2009-02-16 22:00:08Z

Looking for that someone who was courting sheila jeremiah, of 99 blaendare road, pontypool, around 1948/1949.
Sheila was approx 15 yrs old.
Sheila got pregnant and had a daughter susan in 1950.
Susan has a rare llness and all treatments are educated guesswork. Its essential that we trace her father. There may be a case in his family history and its treatment.
Our assurance is absolute regarding discretion as he prob has new family.
If you are he, please contact me asap. Jennifer

Jeremiah in Monmouthshire

maggssturt — 2009-02-10 13:24:21Z

I have just started searching my family tree.
I have gone back to my grandmother Vera Eley (nee Jeremiah)who was born in the Pontypool area in 1910.
She married Frederick Eley (year unknown)and I believe they lived around the West Ham, London area until her death in 1944.
My mum (Avril Ann Eley)was born in Mar 1944, but her mum was killed by a bomb during WW2 a few months later.
Can anyone help me find Vera's parents and if she had any siblings?

Re: jeremiahs in cuyahoga ohio

BHNelms — 2008-11-20 16:49:30Z

Just joined and am looking at my paternal grandmother's tree she was Sarah Jeremiah born 1899 daughter of Benjamin and Rachel Jeremiah. I have information that Jenkin, Benjamin's brother went to America with his wife Sarah where Azariah Benjamin Jeremiah was born. I don't know how long they were there but Sarah died on 4th June 1878 back in Wales and is buried in Treorchy cemetery. Jenkin married again in 1883 to an Ann Evans.Hope this is helpful. I am interested in Bejamin's mother Margaret Evans and her connection with Pengelli Farm Treorchy.Do you have any info? Thanks.

Re: David Jeremiah and Margaret Mazy

sewerpal — 2008-09-16 23:46:59Z

David and Margaret are my great great grandparents. I'm just starting to research our family tree. I have come across some great information. I'd love to find out more. If you would like to compare notes, please let me know. Thanks

Re: David Jeremiah and Margaret Mazy

sewerpal — 2008-09-16 23:45:55Z

jeremiahs in cuyahoga ohio

trishj12 — 2008-09-14 12:55:14Z

hello to all.
just found out that my husbands family had a son born in april 1873 in cuyahoga cleveland ohio his parents were here in wales glamorgan in 1871 census and were back here in the 1881 census would love to know why? when ? and who? they were in ohio for.the parents names were jenkin jeremiah and sarah nee johnson.

Re: Jeremiah's from Wales

sewerpal — 2008-09-08 22:16:46Z

Hi. I am just starting to research my family. I just read all the wonderful information on my family. I am the great great granddaughter of David Jeremiah from Wales. My parents were William & Mildred Jeremiah. They were from Youngstown,OH. I'd love to here more if you could write back. How are you related to the Jeremiah's? Thank you so much

Elizabeth Jeremiah

BaCianfichi — 2008-08-26 03:06:29Z

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William J. JEREMIAH, m. Margaret COE. Wm b. PA, abt 1800

AOrr4779 — 2006-07-14 18:51:44Z

I am looking for JEREMIAH ancestors. Wm J. JEREMIAH, born in Pennyslvania about 1800, and married Margaret COE in Mason County, Kentucky on 2 Jan 1827. We have been unable to trace the Jeremiahs back any further then this. Any help would be deeply appreciated.

Alice Orr, ourlagoon@comcast.net

Re: Jeremiah's from Wales

Reikiguide — 2002-04-23 22:23:15Z

Patrick: Here is my Jeremiah information. I only know them from America on, though. Let me know if we are connected at all. Good luck with your search. Please keep me in mind if you find others with my line. Thank you.

Barb

Family: JEREMIAH

David Jeremiah (1839 - 04-14-1891) met Margaret Mazy (1834 - 11-04-1900) both born (and married in Wales around 1855). They came to America after 1858 and they probably went to Mercer County, Sharon, Pennsylvania but, were living in Mahoning County, Youngstown, Ohio before 1861. They had eight children Thomas, Ester (1858 - 09-03-1906) who died of stomach trouble, both were born in Wales, Enoch, John, Richard, David, Margretta and William C, who was my mothers maternal grandfathers father. The rest of the children were born in Youngstown. Margaret was a housewife. David was a coal miner, as were most of the Welsh. They lived in Trumbel County, Vienna Township, Ohio during the 1880 census. He died at age 55 in Youngstown. He is buried at Oak Hill Cemetery. She lived at Paines Corners then she lived at 655 Erie Street, both of Youngstown, the later being her place of residence upon her death. She died in her home of a respiratory related problem (either asthma or bronchitis). The funeral service was at 12:30 in her home and at the Welsh Baptist church at 1:00 p.m. She is buried at Oak Hill Cemetery section 1152 with Esther, Margretta, Richard, William and their wives, plus her husband.

Thomas Jeremiah (1856 - 01-02-1922) was born to David and Margaret Mazy Jeremiah in Wales. He possibly married a Leah A. (1859 - 1902). He lived in Mercer County, Sharon, PA during the 1920 census. He is possibly buried at Oakwood Cemetery in Mercer with Leah. He is the owner of the Oak Hill Cemetery lot in Youngstown that his brothers, sisters and parents are buried in. He possibly lived in Trumbull County, Vienna Township, Ohio. He lived at 491 West State Street down the street from his brother David, in Sharon PA.

Ester (1858 - 09-03-1906) was born to David and Margaret Mazy Jeremiah in Wales. She died of stomach trouble and is buried at Oak Hill Cemetery in section 1152 with her parents and a few brothers, their wives and her sister.

Enoch Jeremiah (03-1861 -01-20-1950) born to David and Margaret Mazy Jeremiah in Ohio. He was a farmer. He lived at 843 Lorain Avenue in Cleveland, Ohio in 1889. He was a packer according to the Cleveland Phone Directory of 1889 at the Franklin Avenue Rhoades Historical Society. He married Sarah Eleanor (see) Jones (10-1863 - 11-03-1939). She was born to Morgan W. and Annie Ellis Jones in Ohio. Enoch and Sarah only had one child, William Edward Jeremiah. They were married 43 years before she died at home in Youngstown of a cerebral hemorrhage. She was buried originally at Oak Hill Cemetery in Youngstown but was re-interred at Belmont Cemetery in Youngstown section Elm 84 site B grave 4 in the George Webster family ploy, possibly Madge's father. Enoch remarried Margaret "Madge" Webster Evans Jeremiah (1873 - 02-21-1951). She had been married to ? Evans before she married Enoch. She lived at 18 John Street Cuyahoga County, Cleveland, Ohio during the 1900 census. Enoch died in Mahoning county, Youngstown, Ohio. He delivered telegrams in Youngstown and was hit by a dairy truck in front of his home. His fatality was the first of 1950 during the new year. He was buried on 01-23-1950. He lived at 16 W. Dennie in Youngstown, Ohio during the 1920 census and up until his death at the age of 90 years old. He is buried next to Sarah. Madge remained at the address until her death or arteria sclerosis. She was buried on 02-23-1951 next to Enoch and Sarah in grave 6.

William Jeremiah I (03-08-1885 - 06-17-1958) born in Mercer county Sharon, Pennsylvania. He was the only child of 23 year old Enoch and 21 year old Sarah Ellis Jones Jeremiah. He was great friends with my great grandfather, Ralph W. Jeremiah. He was an oil merchant. He married Florence Edwards (1890 - 10-27-1975) of Mahoning County, Youngstown, Ohio. She was born to Commodore "Charles" Perry and Sarah Swagger (see) Edwards. They only had one child, William Edward Jeremiah II. They lived at 420 W. Judson in a house he built for them in Youngstown and up until his death of cerebral infarct at the age of 73. He was buried at the Belmont Cemetery in the Edwards family plot section Elm B 317 grave 7 of 9. Shriver-Allison was the preacher. After her husband died, Florence went to live with her son and daughter in law, in Florida. She was buried at Belmont Cemetery in the Edwards family plot along with her parents, sisters, nephew and husband, section Elm 317 grave number 8.

William Edward Jeremiah II "Eddie" (12-30-1917 - 1980's) was born in Mahoning County, Youngstown, Ohio. He was the only child of William I and Florence (see) Edwards Jeremiah. His wife is still living. They were good friends with my grandparents, Nicholas and Catherine Jeremiah (see) Markus (see) Wimberly.

John Jeremiah (12-1862) was born to David and Margaret Mazy Jeremiah. He was a coal miner. He married Winifred Jeremiah (05-1866 - ?) who was born in Ohio. He was 24 and she was 20 when they had their only child Della M. (See) Davis (08-1885 - 10-09-1965). Winifred and John lived at #13 South PA, Mercer County, Sharon, PA during the 1890 and 1900 census. He may have remarried a Gwendolyn (05-29-1867 - 04-30-1918). John and Winifred are buried together at Oakwood Cemetery in Mercer County, Sharon, PA in section D. row 24.

Margretta Jeremiah (1865 - 11-04-1943) was born to David and Margaret Mazy Jeremiah. She lived at 438 Falls Avenue in Mahoning County, Youngstown, Ohio during the 1910 and 1920 census. She died in Youngstown and was buried at Oak Hill Cemetery with some of her brothers, sister, mother and father. She was 78 years old. Her pictures portray her as very sad. It is said that she was engaged to marry a young man, but he went off to the war and didn't make it back. She never married.

David Jeremiah II (1867 - 1921) was born to David and Margaret Mazy Jeremiah. He married Lottie Jeremiah (1859 - 12-04-1938) of Ohio. He may be buried at Oakwood Cemetery in Mercer County, Sharon PA with his wife. They lived at 478 West State in Mercer, during the 1920 census.

Richard Jeremiah (07-18-1872 - 03-10-1926) was born to David and Margaret Mazy Jeremiah in Mahoning County, Youngstown, Ohio. He may have boarded at 526 W. Rayen Avenue in Youngstown in 1891. He was an oil dealer. He married Elizabeth "Lizzie" J. Rees Jeremiah (09-1868- 05-14-1916) who was born in Ohio. Their marriage application is on file at the Rhoades Historical House in volume 162 page 295 of the marriage records. They had one child, Paul E. Jeremiah. They lived in Mahoning county, Youngstown, Ohio during the 1900 census. He lived at 2430 Logan Avenue, Youngstown in the 1920 census and was 48 years old. He was buried at Oak Hill Cemetery in section 1152 with some of his brothers and sisters, mother, father and wife Lizzie. He was placed in a steel vault. He died of a gunshot wound and it was said to be suicide. He was a pianist. Lizzie died of a cerebral hemorrhage when she was just 45 years old.

Paul E. Jeremiah (02-1897) was born to Richard and Elizabeth Rees Jeremiah in Youngstown, Ohio. He married Clair (@1897) of Michigan. They lived at 2742 Hampshire Road, Cleveland, Heights, Ohio in the 1910 census. He was 24 and she was 23. They were divorced by the 1920 census before he was 23. He remarried a Frieda C. Hertrich, (@1897) 27 yrs old, who was born to Henry and Marie Eitel Hertrich. She had been married before as well to Mr. Tully. They divorced in 1928. Frieda and Paul married August 2, 1930, according to the records of marriages at the Rhoades Historical House in Cleveland, Ohio.

William C. Jeremiah (12-1868 - 08-09-1954) was born to David and Margaret Mazy Jeremiah. He is my maternal great-great grandfather. He married Margaret Gertrude (see) James (02-1870 - 03-24-1906) who was born to William and Margaret Thomas James, in Ohio, her parents were from Wales. They had one son, Ralph William Jeremiah. They lived in Sharon, PA
She is buried in the Jeremiah plot at Oak Hill, section 1152 in Youngstown. He married Lucy Novy Menser who had been married before to ?Menser. They had one child, Theora who died withing two years of her birth. Theora was buried at the Riverside Cemetery In Cleveland. Married, November 5, 1914. He died and was buried with his first wife, Margaret, his siblings and parents in Youngstown. Lucy moved back to Cleveland where she died of pulmonary emphysema at the age of 85. She was buried at Riverside in section 8 lot 44 grave 9 on 11-02-1956. This lot was owned by her father and the Melcher family. She is in an unmarked grave. She is buried with her mom, dad and sister and daughter. The undertaker at Lucy's funeral was Lindhorst. She appears in several photo's, one including my mother, grandmother, great grandmother and William.

Ralph William Jeremiah (02-27-1890 - 04-05-1979) the only son born to William c. And Margaret Gertrude James Jeremiah in Sharon Pennsylvania. His family was from Wales. He was 100% Welsh. When his family moved to America they lived in Sharon, PA. Then the family moved to Youngstown, Ohio.
He lived in Youngstown in the 1910 census. He met Bernice Katherine Wynant (11-04-1903 - 10-08-1953) who was born to Amos Wilbur and Arbia (see) Denner (see) Wynant in Fort Wayne Indiana. They married on September 2, 1911, he was 21 years old and a student and she was 18 years old and living at home with her parents at that

Re: Jeremiah's from Wales

2002-04-24 07:49:03Z

hI Barb.
Thanks for all the "Jeremiah" information, it made fascinating reading.I havnt done hardly any research on the "Jeremiah" family. I will have to start again. If i come across anything that i think will be of interest to you, i will post it on the message board.
Diolch yn fawr iawn = thankyou very much
Padrig ap Gwilym o Gymru = Patrick son of William of Wales.

interested in family tree

2001-08-16 19:48:56Z

Hello. My name is Thomas Jeremiah. I know very little about my family history as my Grandfather moved from Swansea in Wales to London after the second world war and after his death in 1979 most ties with the welsh Jeremiahs were lost. I would love to know about my family so if anyone has information or would like information about my branch of the Jeremiahs feel free to contact me at waspstink@another.com (dont laugh at the name)

Elizabeth Jeremiah

2000-10-06 10:32:11Z

I am trying to track Elizabeth Jeremiah(1870-
1944). A great-aunt says Elizabeth and whole
family came from Wales, to Pa. Father was
unhappy with work and returned solo to Wales.
Elizabeth married Joseph Link about 1886.

Re: reply to Patrick Jeremiah

joneskei_1 — 2007-07-30 01:53:44Z

Hi, I am the great, great grand daughter of William Jeremiah. I am trying to locate information on his parents, Andrew Jackson Jeremiah born about 1826 and Ann Crockett born about 1836 in Lawrenceburg, TN.

Thanks,

Tammy

reply to Patrick Jeremiah

2000-10-06 06:06:11Z

Patrick,
I live around Tulsa,Oklahoma,USA.I am a 4th or 5th generation Jeremiah descendant of this area. My greatgrandfather, William Jeremiah lived until 1965 and died around a small town of Roland, OK in Sequoyah County about 100 miles southeast of Tulsa. I have heard that we are of Welsh descendants but have never researched the information. Good luck and let me know about your progress in this search.

Jeremiah's from Wales

2000-09-17 08:57:00Z

My name is Patrick Jeremiah, i live near the town of Merthyr Tydfil, in South Wales, I am interested in tracing my family ancestry, in all parts of the World.I am only just starting, so i hav'nt much to go on.I would be grateful for any help.

Elizabeth Jeremiah

2000-04-01 13:42:52Z

Elizabeth Jeremiah (1870-1944) married Joseph
Link (1864-1950) around 1886. She and her
family had immigrated from Wales, but her
father returned to Wales while the family
remained in Pa. That's all I have. The Links
had 12 children, some of whom were Guy, Joseph,
Ethel, and Marion.

Jeremiah Families in Pennsylvania

FranyaR — 2006-10-06 23:48:07Z

Saw your posting for family information on Jeremiah's.
Have family line from 1833 David Jeremiah and MaryAnn Reese.
Anything I could help you on and vice versa.
David's father was William and he was a country
school teacher from Wales.

Jeremiahs from Wales

2000-01-29 13:07:03Z

Looking for any Jeremiahs related to
Elizabeth Jeremiah, married to
Joseph Link (born 1864.)
in Pa. Family from Wales.
Want geneology from 1880 on back.

Re: Margaret Coe Jeremiah

Oldkitty1 — 2007-08-01 04:17:47Z

Hi!

Go the the message board and enter Margaret Coe Jeremiah. Then go to the second page, 11-20, and look at the first three entries dated 06 July 2006.

Margaret COE married William JEREMIAH 2 Jan 1827 in Kentucky

Hope this helps.

Kathy

Re: Margaret Coe Jeremiah

joneskei_1 — 2007-07-30 01:20:32Z

Where was Margaret Coe located when married to ? Jeremiah.
My mother's maiden name is Jeremiah.

Re: Margaret Coe Jeremiah

2006-08-15 01:49:51Z

This website is where I found most of my own Jeremiah family information. James William is as far back as I've seen and I think we are of Welsh descent. Good luck in your search.

http://homepage.mac.com/billwesco/PS11/PS11_462.HTML

Re: Margaret Coe Jeremiah

ejeremiah — 2006-07-03 23:23:08Z

I am the ggggrandaughter of John Jeremiah of New York who moved to Maryland then, to Cincinnati with son Robert born MD. I Have known that my grandfather said that we were Penn.Dutch. I wonder if you have seen the entries that many claim to be their Jeremiah relatives on the Family tree portion of this site. They are mentioning Phoebe Halstead and I have seen the New York,Maryland and Ohio City Directories and it appears that John Jeremias Ballenberger comes to Germany to US then to New York and settles there with Jane. John married Effie Mclellan in 1816 in MD.
I show a John married to Jane in New York and as soon as he dies in 1816,ironically my John Jeremiah is married in Maryland. However, the Jeremiah's I see related to John Jeremiah do not list Robert.
Can you help me sort this out?Thanks,Joyce Meyer(nee Jeremiah)

Re: Margaret Coe Jeremiah

2006-02-21 20:51:49Z

To Alice Orr:

Hello,

I am Kathleen Moore nee Jeremiah - great, great. great granddaughter of James William Jeremiah and Margaret Coe and greatgranddaughter of James William and Lilly May Ross. I would like to know how it is that we are related. Alice Orr shows up as a resource on a lot of the family history I've found on the internet. Just curious. Your e-mail is dead and I've been unable to reach you by that means.

Thank you.

Kathy

Re: Margaret Coe Jeremiah

AOrr4779 — 2006-01-23 00:21:38Z

My 4th great grandmother was a Margaret (Coe) Jeremiah. She was married to Wm James Jeremiah. There children were William T., Mary Jane, James, and Sarah Ann. We don't have much information on Margaret, as a matter of fact, that is as far as we have been able to go back on her ancestry. I hope that we are talking about the same ancestor. Alice Orr

Margaret Coe Jeremiah

2000-02-03 19:26:12Z

Looking for info of Margaret COE who married a (first name unknown)JEREMIAH. Margaret COE JEREMIAH parents were Joseph and Sarah COE. Margaret had siblings William, Elias T., Mary, and James R. COE who was my greatgreatgrandfather. ANY little tidbit of info would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks! Jenni COE

Re: Jeremiahs from Goetre monmouthshire in Wales UK

monnow13 — 2006-12-12 14:45:57Z

Hello All
I have been fascinated to read this thread. I cannot see any obvious connection to my Jeremiah family, also from Goytre/ Llanover, but for years have been puzzled by the fact that my gg grandafther Joseph Jeremiah changed his surname to Joseph Morgan. Was there another scandal on the Jeremiah side causing them to revert to Morgan or did they discover the earlier sleight of hand and decide to revert to their true surname.
The Jereiah/Morgan change seems too much of a coincidence for my family to be unrelated although in our case the change occurred after 1871. My Joseph Jeremiah was the third of seven known children born to Philip Jeremiah and Margaret. According to the 1851 census Philip was born abt 1793 in Goytre although he was then living at Pistillgwyn, Llanover. Thus he would have been a contemporary of John Jeremiah Morgan and Thomas Jeremiah. If anyone can help make connections I would be really pleased to hear from you; this change of name has driven me mad for years.
Kind regards,
Molly

Re: Jeremiahs from Goetre monmouthshire in Wales UK

2006-06-27 00:51:05Z

Dear Cenydd Owain,

I would enjoy reading and studying a copy of Thomas Jeremiah's diary and comparing ancestor research that you have done thus far. I would be glad to reimburse you for your expenses or costs incurred in copying and sending the information. Please send me what you estimate the cost would be.

Sincerely yours,
Lois J. Woods
PO Box 2404
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Re: Jeremiahs from Goetre monmouthshire in Wales UK

2002-11-15 20:07:02Z

Thanks for your reply,
Your story was very interesting, my ancestors came from Goytre and all of the Jeremiahs who were there seem to be related to each other. I have traced my family back to about 1725 on the jeremiah side, I was looking for a morgan jeremiah pre 1725. Funny you should say about the battle of waterloo because Thomas Jeremiah who was my great great great great uncle fought in the battle and has left a diary in the national library of wales with details of his early life and joining the Royal welch fusilliers on the 27 nov 1812 and the battle of waterloo in 1815. I wonder if your John was maybe a relation to thomas jeremiahs family. There does seem to be many John Jeremiahs around in Goytre.

Re: Jeremiahs from Goetre monmouthshire in Wales UK

2002-11-09 23:58:04Z

We have a family legend that our ancestor John Jeremiah Morgan was before 1851, John Jeremiah. He was supposedly the longest lived survivor of the battle of Waterloo. He did indeed participate in the battle, joined when he was 19. Some time later he was in Ireland with the 23rd Foot---Royal Wech Fusiliers, fell in love with an Irish lass. Her uncle (father, guardian or ?) was so angry that he cut off all of her hair. John was going to kill him. The girl said that she would run away and marry him if he left the ? relative alone. They appear later in Goytre with their first son of 10 children born in 1823. I later descovered that John was born two years before his dad, John Jeremiah Junior and his mother Mary Morgan were married.
On his daughter Rachel's marriage certificate he and his daughter have the last name of Morgan.
Does any of that sound similar to your situation?

Jeremiahs from Goetre monmouthshire in Wales UK

2002-10-26 19:35:03Z

Hello,
I wonder if any relations to the Jeremiah family have a old story like my family that the family surname used to be Morgan. I have been told that a Jeremiah Morgan was in trouble with the law and changed his name to Morgan Jeremiah. As I have all ready traced my family back to 1745 I would think that this event took place before that date. I have found one other reference to this event. Please anyone with any info leave a message. thank you.