Marine - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Irish "Marine"

johnmcmahon8 — 2011-12-18 00:58:09Z

I believe that I may have Irish ancestors from the Marine line. Anna Marine came to America in the mid-1800's and settled in New York City (Staten Island). Her maiden name (Marine) was mentioned in an obituary of one of her children. I also found a ship manifest for the ship Roger Stewart that arrived in New York City on October 26, 1853. They listed a family of Marines that included Anna. I'm not sure if that is my ancestor, but it could be. She married a Norwegian named Dahl and gave birth to 9 children - but sadly passed away at the age of 37 in Staten Island (I believe 1876).

If anyone can trace their lines to this Marine family that arrived in America in 1853 - let me know.

Re: family tree

mikeglsc — 2011-12-15 18:45:18Z

I am trying to find any information on Minnie Brown-married to James Winfield Marine, Leon Colson, then remarried James Marine. Minnie was the grandmother of a friend of mine who has asked me to help her with her mother's side of the tree.
Does anyone out there have any information?
Please email me directly at
mikeglsc@yahoo.com

Michael Green

MARINE David H - Vietnam Wall section 9W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-04-28 16:24:12Z

MARINE David H - Vietnam Wall section 9W

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 220,674 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.

David Marine-Phoebe Dennison-Mareeny-Morean-Morene E. Tennessee

dennyandmikesmom — 2011-04-03 18:01:17Z

Looking for info on Rev John Dennison Marine, b approx 1875, Tenn, to Phoebe Dennison Marine. Phoebe Dennison, dau of William and Emmeline Dennison, was married to David Wilcox Marine (marriage certificate states names as Phebe Dennison and David Mareeny), in 1856 in Jefferson County, Tenn. The 1860 census shows both living in Sevier County (Wears Valley), Tenn. David divorced Phoebe in the early 1870's and married Mary, word has it he took his children with Phoebe to include Caroline, James Lincoln and George Washington Marine with him, they resided in Knox County until his death in 1909. He may have been using the name Morene or Morean during this period. My great-grandfather, known as Rev John Marine, was born in 1874 to Phoebe, he is shown as John Dennison, grandson, on the 1880 census, living with William and Emmeline in Panther Springs, Hamblem County Tenn. My great-grandfather must have assumed the Marine family name after he reached adulthood. Looking for information on what happened to Phoebe, have found records which could indicate she married Zebede Kelly (Relly) after her divorce from David and who my great-grandfather's father was. I am assuming David is not his biological father since he had married Mary by the time John was born. Any information would be greatly appreciated!

Re: I am looking for people

BeverlyMarine500 — 2011-01-19 21:46:46Z

Sorry It took so long. Yes our Marin family came from Sweden

Re: Priscilla Marine from Maryland/Delaware

bi77hauer — 2011-01-04 22:30:03Z

Check out the web site below, It has some info about the Marine & Gootee families

Bill

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~billk/inde...

Re: Poet James Whitcomb Riley's maternal grandmother's name -- Hannah Moorman or Frances Jones?

rpettibone11 — 2010-10-17 14:49:05Z

My fathers family has always claimed a connection to James Whitcomb Riley. On Ancestry.com in The Coggeshalls in America pages 194-195 it discusses that connection. However it lists John Marine's wife as "Fannie (Cox) Marine." It also simply indicates that Mary Ann Marine, there daughter, was the sister of James Whitcomb Riley's mother.

Can anyone clarify this anomaly? My guess would be that it is an error and Fannie is actualy Ester Francis "Fannie" Jones.

Re: Death of Mr. Clarence L. Marine in Cuba

Diann_Unger — 2010-07-04 02:44:16Z

Just came across your post. My great grandfather Insco William Marine was a younger brother of Abijah Marine, father of Clarence Leroy Marine. I have known for sometime that he was an attorney in Havana, Cuba but under what circumstances there was no clue. He married Belen Montes of Camagüey, Camaguey, Cuba abt. 1912. I would be most interested in having a copy of what you have available. Is there a charge for your research?
Thank you, Diann

Marin from Sweden/Marine from Princeton, Illinois

BeverlyMarine72 — 2010-02-09 21:13:27Z

Jon Marin and Karl (Charles) Marin/Marine. My Marine are buried in Oakland Cemetery in Princeton, Bureau County, Illinois. They came from Sweden. Charles was a well digger. marineb@msn.com

Re: I am looking for people

BeverlyMarine72 — 2010-01-31 20:00:43Z

We are Marine's from Sweden, was spelled Marin. marineb@msn.com

Re: Carrie O. Marine in Oak Grove, Delaware

eallen1903 — 2009-07-05 18:06:24Z

Correction - Daisy Marine was a sister to my grandfather, Charles G. Marine, (not grandmother as I stated in earlier reply). She was born 1878 or so.

Re: Carrie O. Marine in Oak Grove, Delaware

eallen1903 — 2009-07-05 14:40:27Z

Hi Carrie. I am descended from Milleson Marine. My grandmother was Cora F. Marine, Dorchester COunty, MD. She had a sister named Daisie. My great grandfather married first Sarah Craft and after her death Ann Craft. It is possible this is some of my family and I would love to see the picture.

Would it be possible for you to scan it in and e-mail it to me? My e-mail address is johnallen@bscn.com.

Thanks, Elaine Marine Allen

Re: I am looking for people

sm07em — 2009-04-22 00:21:57Z

I just saw your posting, sad to say 9 years later, but my great grandfater was a Marine also from Sweden, his name was Helmer.

Re: Irish "Marine"

veryjoyful — 2009-02-15 06:00:29Z

Yep. I'm a Marine and I'm told that our surname comes from Ireland. Our blood line is a mix, but they say that the name came from a grandfather in Ireland.

Lucille Marine 1923 photo

Not_A_Relative — 2009-02-12 06:58:09Z

http://www3.familyoldphotos.com/photo/ohio/9668/lucille-mari...

Re: Ralph Marine of the Washington DC area

RalphMarine28 — 2008-12-31 21:44:46Z

I used to live in the dc area. I don't remember sending you an email but things were somewhat hectic during that period of time. If I can be of assistance please try again. I have had the same email address for the past twelve years.

Sons of Milleson & Lavinia (Major) Mareen

RobertBrown19 — 2008-05-03 22:57:10Z

Milleson and Lavinia had 8 sons - Jonathan, William, Charles, James, Alexander, Thomas, John, and Major.

I am looking for information about Charles, b.1669; Thomas, b.1675, d.1749, m.Mary ___; and John, b.1677. I have reason to believe that at least one of the three may be the projenitor of the Marim family of Delaware.

In his book, "Revised History of Dorchester County, Maryland", Elias Jones says that "This family [Marine] should not be confounded with the other families on the Eastern Shore of Maryland of similar name,...". Jones mentions the Marim (Mareheim) family of Delaware. I don't agree with Jones for several reasons, one of which is as follows: My GGG grandparents, Ruhamah Marim and Cornelius Comegys, lived in the old Marim ancestral home near Dover, Delaware. The name of the home was "Cherbourg".

The Marine/Mareen family was from Normandy in France. Cherbourg is a seaport city in Normandy. The original portion of the house "Cherbourg" was built in about 1715 by John Marim. I believe he must have chosen this name because of his family's connection to the city of Cherbourg and possibly to the Marine family. The Marims and Marines all lived in the same areas of Maryland and Delaware at the same time.

As for the name Mareheim, it has never come up before in any of my research.

Can anyone help me establish whether or not the Marims and Marines are parts of the same family? I have been unable to find any earlier ancestry for the Marims - the Marine connection seems to be the only logical way to go. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Should a connection be found, I would be happy to share what I have on the Marims.

Bob Brown

Re: family tree

edith51111 — 2007-10-27 03:43:55Z

I hope you are still connected. I would like to know if you have ancestors by the name of George Washington Marine born in TN, married in Tn but moved to western KY. He was born 1811 and married in Tn 1820's

LOOKING FOR ROBERT HOWARD MARINE JR. and TANA MARINE

BeverlyMarine72 — 2006-12-18 21:15:59Z

Looking for our nephew and neice. marineb@msn.com

Obit: Desser-Marine, Anna (Johnstown, PA)

GordonGrening — 2006-11-17 02:44:32Z

DESSER-MARINE--Mrs. Anna, 76, Allegheny Lutheran Home, formerly of Lorain Borough, died June 3, 1981, at the home. Born April 8,1905, in Gallitzin; daughter of late Fred and Anna (Keilman) Grening. Preceded in death by first husband, Louis Marine, second husband, Louis Desser, sisters, Tillie Fetters, Hilda Duncan and Elsie Eirich, and brothers, Fred and Carl Grening. Survived by daughters, Rosetta Harshfield, Mary Ann Potts and Elsie Peracchio. Sister of Clara Porter and Emil, Paul, Luther and William Grening. Member of Moxham Lutheran Church and Slovene National Benefit Society. There will be no viewing or receiving of friends. Memorial service will be held at later date at convenience of family. If desired, contributions may be made in Anna's memory to Allegheny Lutheran Home, Goucher Street. Arrangements by William J. Moskal Funeral Home.
SOURCE: THE TRIBUNE-DEMOCRAT (Johnstown, Cambria Co., Pa.), Friday, June 5, 1981, page 20, col. 1 "Obituaries--Funerals"; Cambria County Library, Johnstown, Pa.
NOTE: Anna was cremated and her remains buried on top of Louis Marine in Richland Cemetary, Johnstown, Pa. Also, the original spelling of Marine was Marinaro.

Re: Rebecca J Marine

susanmortensen — 2006-07-31 02:59:50Z

Rebecca Jane Nelson married Nathan Marine on 14 Apr 1864 in Grant Co., Indiana. She was born 5 Apr 1844 in Ohio; died 8 Jul 1918, Grant Co., Indiana. Her parents were William and Rebecca Nelson.

Re: Josiah "J.C." Marine of St. Louis Cty. Mo.

susanmortensen — 2006-07-31 02:59:50Z

I have a little on Josiah C. Marine -
He married Malinda Martin in 1843 in St. Louis. They had 4 children - Edwin, Louisa, John & Julia. Josiah was the son of Jesse Marine and Phoebe Cox.

Re: family tree

jip1952 — 2006-06-22 15:26:34Z

in the book does it mention a Rosanah Colson married to a Marine this marriage would have taken place before 1733. I believe she died before 1767. leaving two son Jonathan and Thomas who were the next of kin for Thomas Colson her brother

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