Maple - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: MAPLEs of Carroll Co., OH

ullasina — 2012-04-28 21:10:54Z

Ralph Maple, married to Bess Noble, is my Grandfather. My living mother is Beth Maple Hillis, born Betty Ruth Maple in Carrollton Ohio, Carroll County (born Sept. 14, 1925), she is the youngest of Ralph and Bess' four children, in order(Joe, Owen, Marian, Betty Ruth)

Re: Grandmother was a Maple.

cpsmom44 — 2012-02-13 00:44:36Z

Florence Blanch Maple was the daughter of Alphonso Benjamin Maple and Jennie Friend. Her siblings that I know of are Guy, Ray, Roy, Ethel, Mae, Dorothy.

Alphonso Benjamin Maple was one of 12 children of Montraville Franklin Maple and Martha Adaline lines.

Montraville Maple was the son of Benjamin F Maple and Lucinda Fowler.

Benjamin F Maple was the son of Stephen Maple and Sarah Cooper.

Florence Maple would be my 3rd cousin.Her great grandfather and my great grandfather were brothers.

Re: Grandmother was a Maple.

Missusmickers — 2012-01-11 23:28:24Z

I have photos and even old movies of Uncle Guy in Florida. I have one of him with an alligator. Contact me and we can exchange information. missusmickers@yahoo.com

Eliza Maple of Coshocton Co., Ohio

mizolis — 2011-12-12 00:30:31Z

I am looking for the parents of Elizabeth (or Eliza) Maple, b. about 1819 and married to Daniel Reed of Coshocton County, Ohio. The only source I can find is the 1850 census that lists her, her husband, children, and a Thomas Maple, age 20. I don't know if Thomas is her brother, cousin, etc. If anyone can give me documented sources, I would be most appreciative. Thanks!

Re: Maple from Pennsylvania, to Carroll County Oh, to Jackson County OHio

smaplesowell — 2011-10-11 16:18:58Z

Did other children of Benjamin & Nancy McLaughlin also change their name from Mapel to Maple? - Yes, I suppose most of us Maples are related from back in the late 1600's. According to the late Dr. T. Grant Maple, most of us descended from the immigrant Benjamin Maple who had one son named Benjamin & 6 grandsons. Trying to tie back to one of those 6 grandsons has been a challenge for me.

Re: Maple from Pennsylvania, to Carroll County Oh, to Jackson County OHio

bkiser44 — 2011-10-10 20:10:58Z

I am Carol Maple Kiser of the Greene Co., PA, Maples. My Maples moved into West Virginia and Ohio.

My Maple/Mapel lineage comes down from William Mapel(1729) m. Sarah Lee (1732), then William Mapel m. Eleanor White, then Benjamin Mapel (1793)m Nancy McLaughlin (1796), then William Maple (1828) m Eleanor Strosnider(1829), then Jordan Maple (1863)m. Mary E. Cox (1865), then John B. Maple (1894)m Nettie Howard (1993) (Gregg side).

Seems like we should be able to find some connection. My Grandfather John's siblings can be found in Ohio mostly. I have records of my Maples being buried on a farm in Greene Co. PA.

Would love to play detective with any of you. Check out my family trees. Good luck, Cuz.

Re: Maple from Pennsylvania, to Carroll County Oh, to Jackson County OHio

kianwood — 2011-10-10 16:31:22Z

Hi, and thank you for your reply! I am descended from Thomas Maple, who was born in Carroll County, OH and died in Jackson County, OH. I found Thomas in the 1850 census, showing what I believed to be his father and siblings (no mother). The father (also Thomas Maple, born about 1791) was born in Penn, and all through subsequent census records, Thomas listed his father as being from Penn. When I first contacted T. Grant Maple, he was not sure who my Thomas' father was, but based on the 1850 census, and subsequent census, I am pretty sure we are decsended from Thomas Maple of Penn. I need to dig further into the 1840 census and previous. Thomas was one of 8 children, but I have had very little luck on tracing the siblings (my line was VERY female dominant!).

Re: Maple from Pennsylvania, to Carroll County Oh, to Jackson County OHio

smaplesowell — 2011-10-09 23:52:52Z

My earliest traceable Maple ancestor (John Maple 1813-1872) popped up in the 1840 Census in Beaver Cnty PA. In 1850 he was still in Beaver Cnty PA, reported being born in OH. He, his wife & most of their 9 children settled in Scioto Cnty OH in the 1850's. From there the kids went down into IL, some went on to MO & IA. I suspect my John Maple had a brother named Jacob, who was also born in OH & settled in Allegheny Cnty PA - however I was never able to prove my John Maple's ancestry or siblings. Have you checked Dr. T.G. Maple's research?

Maple from Pennsylvania, to Carroll County Oh, to Jackson County OHio

kianwood — 2011-10-03 19:51:53Z

Are there any researchers out there working on this branch?

Re: Carvil R. "Bud" Maple, 1929-2001

lane964 — 2011-08-29 17:53:24Z

would like to know if his brother was wesley lair if so there are family out htere i havent met thank yu terri jo maple now lane

Re: William and Keziah Larrison Maple

KristeLynJones — 2011-06-26 16:55:37Z

Joseph Allen Innis is brother to Milford Taylor Innis who married Lucinda G Maple (possibly same Maple family?). Their parents were William James Innis and Sarah Runner. I have more info on the Innis line if wanted!

Re: Grandmother was a Maple.

smzsharon — 2011-06-22 21:03:24Z

Hi - Read your post. My husband is named for his Grandfather - Guy Frank Maple. The names of the other people you mentioned are familiar - Ray, Dorothy, etc. I am trying to find information on the Grandfather - Guy Frank Maple. He graduated from Purdue University and was an engineer on the Panama Canal. He served in the military/Army and was a Colonel. He also was a wrestler at Purdue, I think. Guy Sr. and his second wife Katherine retired in Clearwater, Florida. Both are deceased. If you have any further info or if we can "fill in the blanks" together that'd be great.

Re: MAPLE families originating from Kent England

MaryLewis0924 — 2011-03-07 04:47:38Z

Thanks Brian. I live near Ottawa, Ontario in Canada! Hope you enjoy your time here. I look forward to your email in April.

Mary

Re: MAPLE families originating from Kent England

BrianDove00 — 2011-03-06 12:03:47Z

Hello Mary
Thanks for you message I will contact you in April. At present I am in Canada and don't have access to my full family tree. If I have made an error I will correct it.
My e-mail
badove@btinternet.com
Regards
Brian

Re: MAPLE families originating from Kent England

MaryLewis0924 — 2011-03-06 06:25:12Z

I am researching my husband's family on his father's side.

His grandfather is Eric Maple Lewis, son of Henry George Lewis (I believe you have Harold but this is incorrect; I have their original marriage certificate.) and Martha Elizabeth Maple from Brompton, Kent (1880). Eric's siblings were Henry Charles Maple (called Rogie and I am in touch with his daughter) and Colin Maple Lewis (known as Bill, no issue).

I have Charles Henry Maple as Martha's father and his dates from 1856-1940. Do you have anything more on this family? I'm looking for anything and everything. My email address is donmary@ripnet.com.

Thanks,
Mary Lewis

MAPLE Hollis G - Vietnam Wall section 18W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-02-10 20:13:12Z

MAPLE Hollis G - Vietnam Wall section 18W

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 219,139 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.

Re: Telford Grant Maple Book

haydad55 — 2011-01-09 01:58:57Z

you can get it at any LDS church history library

Re: Maple's of OH. and IL.

rcmcclain — 2010-10-25 19:07:10Z

Our family is a direct line of the Jacob Maple line, I have been researching this for awhile now and maybe able to help those of you with how these families connected. Please see the Thomas McClain tree by rcmmclain it is filled with Maple and fullers and McClains, and other families that linked all these families together. Its is now a public tree. For questions you may contact me here or write to r_mungaray@msn.com
This tree traces from NY to MD to Ohio to Illinois. please see the 1820 census of Coshocton: linton pg 3/ pg 4, perry, bedford,oxford, many familes here hooked up in this time frame and most of them are here.

Lillian (Lilian) Maple

adkwoman1 — 2010-06-20 05:20:12Z

Have reached a road block on my search for Lillian maple b about 1879 in NY,,, married to Adelbert Cole b 1878 in Vermont, children Loretta, Del, Lawrence, Clayton

Re: Sara Jane Maple and Ele Martin Grimm

SENORASIMCOX — 2010-03-07 12:29:17Z

Are you wanting help with these people? If so, provide any dates and places if possible. I have done lots of work on the name Maple.

jamie
www.senorasimcox.tribalpages.com

Sara Jane Maple and Ele Martin Grimm

shastings37 — 2010-03-06 08:49:19Z

Sara Jane Maple was my great,great Grandmother. My Great grandmother was Cora Lorena Grimm.

Telford Grant Maple Book

mapletj — 2010-02-26 01:52:50Z

I was wondering if anyone has a copy of the Maple Family History book that was written by Telford Grant Maple? I would really appreciate any info available. Thanks Tj

mapletj@aol.com

Re: Samantha A. Maple

bjcurtis3 — 2010-02-22 01:15:16Z

Thank you so much :) You really do have alot of information on the Maple family. I do have one question...
I noticed that David Maple's son is noted as
John Maple b. 1774 PA
d. Oct 1, 1849
married Mary Moody.

However, Jacob Maple, David Maple's son, has a son
John Maple b. 1804
married Mary Moody

I wasn't certain if this was the same people or if there was actually an uncle & nephew who married women with the same name...
Thanks again :)
Samantha Friend

Re: Samantha A. Maple

SENORASIMCOX — 2010-01-27 12:20:38Z

Hello,

You can find her information on my website. If you need anything more or have questions feel free to email me.

jamie
www.senorasimcox.tribalpages.com

Samantha A. Maple

bjcurtis3 — 2010-01-26 02:30:41Z

I am looking for information on Samantha A. Maple b.1850 who was married to Solomon M. Jeffers 9 Mar 1871- 1882 and then remarried Francis m. Stephens in 1885.

Re: Maples - Mitchell Carroll Co. Ohio

haydad55 — 2009-11-24 02:03:57Z

I have a GGgrandmother Mary M. Malpe from Carroll Co. b.1812
I cnt find any Information on her except she married Jacob
Cope any information you might have would be great . John My address is haydad@embarqmail.com

Re: KATHERYN MAPLE

wowcg — 2009-11-18 16:19:37Z

I traced a family memeber to Missiori. Mae Maple. Do you know if this is a relation? I am sure somewhere down the line?

Re: Looking for Maple ancestors.

flyingdragonfly — 2009-11-08 03:15:51Z

My Dad's Father was Charles Maple - born around the same time - I don't have the exact date. He married Gladys Babcock and they had 6 children. We don't have much info on Charles since he left the family when my Dad was a young boy. The lived in Waterman, IL

Re: Telford Grant Maple he wrote the Maple Book dies

SENORASIMCOX — 2009-09-02 11:05:28Z

John,

Sorry I don't how you would get a copy since I had sold my copy of the book and cd a long time ago. I am also a Maple descendant. My line went to Coshocton county, Ohio after coming from New Jersey.

jamie
www.senorasimcox.tribalpages.com

Re: Telford Grant Maple he wrote the Maple Book dies

johnjmapel — 2009-09-02 06:12:26Z

Dear Jamie,
I am a grandson of John Jameson Mapel, to whom the book "The Maple/Mapel Family in America" is dedicated. I have recently established contact with a seventh cousin (also named John Mapel)who would very much like to get a copy of the book or the CD. Would you know any way he could do that? I would really appreciate any help you could give us.
Sincerely,
John Mapel

Re: McDonalds, Maples - Stark Co.& Carroll Co., Ohio

momonablu — 2009-05-26 23:19:26Z

finally saw this message today you are my relative would like to contact you please respond to momonablu@aol.com

Re: Looking for Maple ancestors.

carolynpearce1973 — 2009-05-21 06:07:43Z

My grandmother was mary elizabeth maple her sister was maddie may maple i belive aunt cora was malpe. let me know if these ring bell

Samantha A. Maple

bjcurtis3 — 2009-05-09 02:34:33Z

I am looking for information on Samantha A. Maple who married Solomen M. Jeffers and later married Francis M Stephens. She lived in Ravenswood, WV (actually Wilding, WV) with Solomen in 1880. They had a daughter, Susan Catharine Jeffries (spelling on birth certificate) who married Benjamin Hupp, son of William Hupp of Clark County, WV and brother of James Hupp. Any information on my Ggg grndmother, Samantha, would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

George L. Maple wife Margaret, who are his parents?

SENORASIMCOX — 2009-03-12 13:40:28Z

Hello,

I am kind of confused on who the parents of George L. Maple are. He was born abt. 1848 Ohio and d. 1908 Ohio, was buried in Woodland Cemetery in Columbiana county, Ohio. Any help is appreciated. I did look at the 1850 census, he was living at that time with Ezekiel Maple.

jamie
www.senorasimcox.tribalpages.com

Re: Mary Maple Born 9 Dec. 1807 Westfield N.J. Died 16 Oct. 1892

SENORASIMCOX — 2009-02-17 21:27:13Z

Hello,

Mary's parents are Elias Maple b. October 15, 1780 Middlesex county, New Jersey and d. July 18, 1864 in Lebanon, Warren county, Ohio, he married Mary Lake July 27, 1805 in Middlesex county, New Jersey. She was b. February 5, 1783 New Jersey and d. August 15, 1833 in Lebanon, Warren county, Ohio. Hope this helps.

jamie
www.senorasimcox.tribalpages.com

Re: Watrous/Maple Connection Peoria Illinois

ronaldwashburn — 2009-02-12 16:08:26Z

I'm not sure if I can help, but let's give it a try. I'm a great grandson of Jerome Watrous, known among other things for the fact that he served faithfully as a Union soldier from 1861 through 1865. He played an important role at the Battle of Gettysburg and many other engagements.

Jerome was born in New York state, and spent most of his life in Wisconsin.

If this sounds like a tie-in with your family, please feel free to e-mail me.

Re: Hezekiah Maple

crisb1213 — 2008-09-01 16:48:37Z

Hi I am a decendant of Hezekiah Maple....My great great grandmother was sarah gertrude maple

Re: Finding my G.G. Grandmother

hastings192 — 2008-07-28 06:08:41Z

Hi mary we have the same G.G. Grandmother. e- mail is hastings@swnm.com My name is Sandy

Re: Finding my G.G. Grandmother

hastings192 — 2008-07-28 05:39:15Z

I will see what i have in my grandmothers things about our G.G. grandmother E- mail hastings@swnm.com

Re: Grandmother was a Maple.

Missusmickers — 2008-07-08 00:21:03Z

I am Ethel's grandchild Terri. My mom is Jean. She could tell you about your grandmother. Her mother often stayed with and cared for Blanche. If you need to reach me missusmickers@yahoo.com

Re: Grandmother was a Maple.

Missusmickers — 2008-07-07 04:09:48Z

I am also a descendent of A.B. Maple. My grandmother was Ethel Maple. You had the brothers names correct but there was no sister named Jean. Mae and Dorothy died of typhoid fever. Ethel had 2 daughters Dorothy Mae and Rosemary Jean (Called Jean). I am Jean's daughter and she is now 82 years old and very healthy. She also has first hand knowledge of your Grandmother, my Aunt Blanche. If you would like to learn more let me know. I think that my mom is one of the last of her family and she would love to share her memories.

Re: Grandmother was a Maple.

DCondon500 — 2008-04-29 11:59:54Z

Jamie, I have never found who Benjamin's parents were or Catherine's last name. If anyone else knows, it would be a breakthrough in my genealogy search.

Re: Grandmother was a Maple.

DCondon500 — 2008-04-29 11:58:44Z

You can email direct at dtc917@aol.com

I have much information on the Maples and I'm sure we can exchange info to help both of our causes

Thanks Cuz

Debbie

Re: Grandmother was a Maple.

SENORASIMCOX — 2008-04-29 11:01:10Z

Hello, could you give a little more info, I don't have a Benjamin Maple that is married to a Catherine. What was Benjamin's parents names?

jamie

Re: Grandmother was a Maple.

cpsmom44 — 2008-04-25 16:43:48Z

Mentilla Maple was a brother to my great-great-grandfather, Stephen Maple. They were the sons of Benjamin Maple and Catherine.
Be glad to share information

Re: Grandmother was a Maple.

DCondon500 — 2008-03-17 17:23:29Z

I am also a descendent I would love to converse with many of you

I am descended from Benjamin/Catherine

My greatgrandfather was Francis Byron Maple and my gr-greatgrandfather was Mentilla Maple

Re: Grandmother was a Maple.

Catink1 — 2008-03-08 08:38:57Z

I am posting again because I know we must be related...All names you have mentioned are my family..My grandfather and his siblings. Guy Frank Maple married Marie Hallahan(?) and had a son George William Maple who was my father. Here is my e-mail catink@bellsouth.net

Re: Grandmother was a Maple.

Catink1 — 2008-03-08 08:27:34Z

My grandfather was Guy Frank Maple and his brother was Ray and the location you have stated is same Logansport,Ind. The other siblings you mentioned are also correct. Please reply.

James H. Maple, 74, son of , Thomas Maple and Blanche Adamson Maple

Irishlovey_1 — 2008-01-26 03:42:45Z

James H. Maple

James H. Maple

1/22/2008 - James H. Maple, 74, of 3930 S.
Clifford Ave., Bemus Point, N.Y.,
died at 5:02 a.m. Saturday (Jan. 19, 2008),
in WCA Hospital. A native of California, Pa.,
he was born May 7, 1933, in Pittsburgh, Pa.,
a son of the late Thomas Maple and Blanche Adamson Maple Williams. He was a 1951 graduate of California Community High School and attended Purdue University from 1951-1954 until he was drafted into the US Army serving from 1954-1955. He received a bachelor’s degree in mathematics from California State Teachers College,
a master’s degree in mathematics
from Bowling Green University
and continued his education taking graduate courses in computer science at Penn State University. He also did graduate work at Kent State University and the University of Pittsburgh. Prior to moving to Bemus Point in 1996,
he worked as a math teacher in Lorain, Ohio, Norwalk, Conn., and Euclid, Ohio before being hired by Indiana State Teachers College, now Indiana University of Pennsylvania, in 1964. He was a faculty member of the Mathematics Department until 1971 when he co-founded the Computer Science Department; he remained there until his retirement in 1994. He was a member of Ingjald Lodge #65 IOV, AMVETS, and Lakewood Rod and Gun Club. He enjoyed woodworking, bird watching,
time spent volunteering at the
Chautauqua County Humane Society,
and spending time with his family and friends.

Surviving are his wife the former
Nancy Underwood, whom he married Jan. 31, 1959;
a daughter, Kathy Maple of Indiana, Pa.;
a son, James E. Maple and wife Irene of Purcellville, Va., two grandsons: James A. Maple,
serving in the US Air Force,
and Justin Maple of Indiana, PA;
two brothers: Robert Williams of Schenectady, N.Y.
and Lewis Williams of Barnesville, Pa.;
a sister, Marion Kozlowski of Orlando, Fla.;
and numerous nieces and nephews.
Besides his parents, a brother,
Thomas Maple,
preceded him in death.
A memorial service will be held in the spring at Indiana University of Pennsylvania in Indiana, Pa., at a date and time to be announced. Memorials may be made to
James H. Maple Scholarship Fund, c/o Foundation for IUP, 305 Sutton Hall, 1011 South Drive, Indiana, PA 15701.

James H. Maple Scholarship Fund,

Re: maple and mapledoram connection

SENORASIMCOX — 2007-11-11 16:04:51Z

Margaret,

Thanks so much for searching for this. I imagine it might be hard to find once getting back to that time period. All the transportation record said he was from Ipswich, so I imagine he must have been born there or close by anyways. I hope you can find something, of all the people that had researched my Benjamin Maple, they can't seem to find anything regarding his parents, or least that is what they said. I know there were Maple's that went to Virginia about the same time period as my Benjamin came to New Jersey, I am just wondering if they might be related somehow.....have done a little research on them, but its like they vanished. Looking forward to hearing back from ya.

jamie