Mariner - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Annie Gutridge Mariner

carolw49 — 2011-07-19 22:34:27Z

No, I was born and raised in Baltimore Maryland, but I'm 100% sure I am related to the Carol Habighurst you are looking for. There are very few people named Habighurst in the US. If you do find her tell her about the coincidence of the same name I wish someone from that part of the family would contact me.

Thank you

Re: Annie Gutridge Mariner

heycand1 — 2011-07-19 16:40:56Z

No, not Marmora, it was McVicker!

Re: Annie Gutridge Mariner

heycand1 — 2011-07-19 16:40:05Z

Are you the Carol Habighurst that used to live on Marmora in Morton Grove? If so, I don't know your grandmother, but I might know you! Hab?

Frank J.Mariner

lastonestanding — 2011-04-01 03:01:48Z

LaSalle county,Illinois directory of 1877 on page 395.
Frank J.Mariner
Dentist;born in Lincolnville, Me.Oct 3 1830, resided in Belfast Me. 29 years. Came to LaSalle county Illinois in 1855, Republican,Methodist, owns homestead valued at $1,600; married Dec 1856 to Catherine J Campbell, she was born in Chester County Pennsylvania on March 5 1834, came to this county in 1855,have 2 daughters, Isabel D. and Ethel M.; Dr Marnier served in the war of the rebellion, 53rd Regt Illinois Vols; practiced dentistry in Boston, Mass, 3 and 1/2 years, has been established in the dental business in Ottawa 14 years.

Re: Annie Gutridge Mariner

carolw49 — 2010-05-10 17:57:32Z

Annie Gutridge Mariner was my great grandmother. I am Myrtle Mariners's granddaughter and Walter Habighurst's daughter. I am trying to find info on the Mariners and Gutridges. I see you posted your query back in 1999. I was wondering if you had any further info on the family. You can contact me directly at cawtheladybug@aol.com. Looking forward to hearing from you

Re: Annie Gutridge Mariner

carolw49 — 2010-05-07 17:58:03Z

Hi, I am the grandaughter of Myrtle Habighurst Yakel. My maiden name was Carol Habighurst. If you would like the little info I have on the family email me back and I will give you what I have. I noticed that you were also looking for info on Schleich family. Hilda Schleich was my aunt, my father was Walter. Whose daughter are you?

Re: Robert Lee Mariner and Esther Katherine Kaufman

mar1949 — 2010-03-09 23:56:31Z

Hi there
Cant help on the Mariner family from over the water as I am in UK. I am a Mariner and have a data base for Mariner's if any one reads this and need info off uk records and I can help.Please contact me. Our surname is spelt with 1 R and 2 R's is not the same dna. Good luck with your search.
Jill

Re: Robert Lee Mariner and Esther Katherine Kaufman

sgvette_1 — 2010-03-08 17:15:41Z

This is Rich Mariner doing research on our family. Is this Billy in CA?

Joseph Mariner, Jr. - Maine

Cindy_Beane — 2010-02-22 03:23:09Z

I have no connection to this family. This appears in the April 9, 1852 issue of the Rockland (Maine) Gazette:

DEATHS: In Lincolnville, March 12th, Mr. Joseph Mariner, Jr., youngest son of Joseph and Abigail Mariner, aged 23 years and 11 months."

Re: Mariner Family

dj72green — 2009-10-10 10:58:20Z

Hi Jill,

Just go to wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page and search for the article on William Mariner, and the same on google books http://books.google.com/

Debra

Re: Mariner Family

mar1949 — 2009-10-10 09:29:36Z

Hi Debra
I have tried your link to the write up and book but no joy from here.
Can you tell me the name and auther as I would love to read it, dose it give any family records back in England.
I am a Mariner by marriage and both my husband & I were both in the Royal Navy.
Look forward to your reply
Jill Mariner

Re: Mariner Family

dj72green — 2009-10-09 05:29:05Z

Hi Adeline,
He was actually in Tonga from 1806 to 1810 and wrote several books after his return to England. See wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Mariner_(writer) You can read his book online at http://books.google.com/books?id=oz5CAAAAIAAJ&printsec=f... and there are lots of mentions of him in other books.

Regards

Debra

philadelphia,pa mariner family

steamboatfrannie — 2009-07-22 04:16:56Z

I am looking for info on my ggrandmother and her family that lived in Philadelphia,pa. Annie Mariner b abt.1871 married Bernhardt Kretschman. Her parents died young and it's possible her brother (James?) had to sign his permission for her to marry. Her father's name could be Patrick (or Joseph -there is some confusion about generations) I found a reference on Rita's tree to a Patrick Mariner and his wife Anna McCabe but can't verify anything. Any info would be great. I'm planning to be in Philly so any suggestions for searching would be appreciated also. Fran

Re: Mariner Family

bethgage — 2009-07-08 18:33:09Z

I am looking for anyone who might be related to JOHN HENRY MARINER who married VELMA SHELLNUTT-
they lived in texas in and around Canyon ,texas
in the texas panhandle. they had two children - betty ruth
and jerry .

Re: Mariner Family

mar1949 — 2009-04-30 13:31:12Z

Hi there,
I was a little surprised and delighted to receive your letter.
I am a Mariner by marriage and my husbands family are very plain people, working the land mostly and not a sailor among them apart from my husbands father James who joined the royal navy in the war and my husband Tony who was in the Royal Navy when we meet.
The Mariner family is all over the British Isles and I hate to put a damper on your search but you could try the name of the ship and its records also the area from where it sailed from.
We are Mariners from the South of England near to Portsmouth which is a naval town,the family roots are from London moved down south to Winchester.
I have a number of William Mariners within my data base and I would love to help you and say yes I had heard the story,but alas that is not so,I would how ever love to know more of the story and its out come,dont give up hope and stick with it you may get lucky and find some one who knows the story in more detail.
I wish you all the luck in the world,and hope fully you will have some more details soon,please come back to me any time. Yours Jill Mariner.

Re: Mariner Family

addierosarita — 2009-04-30 03:15:57Z

Hi, my name is Adeline Mariner Avia. I'm married thats why I have that Avia last name. But anyways, I'm looking for my mother side of the family. We are going to be having a big Mariner family reunion some time this year, I know theirs alot of the Mariners out there, in England, America, Tonga, Samoa.. The Mariner name is originally from England as I was told...It all started some time in the 1900s "I think" Im not lying..about a shipwreck that happen in Tonga, Their was one survivor his name was "William Mariner" the youngers shipman who was found in deck of the ship..he got taken in by the tongan Tribe and chief Ulukalape, because Will Mariner was young, chief Ulukalape decided to take him as his own son...They gave him the title of The younges boy chief, they tought him how to fish and everything about the plantation. He went out with the chiefs daughter her name is "Mele", she fell pregnant with his child. With Will not knowing she was pregnant, the london ship came back for him. He decided to go back home where he belongs, where he died..As for Mele, she gave birth to a boy and she name him after his father "William Mariner". He travelled to The island of Western Samoa and started a whole new line of the Mariner family..So if theres any one out there in England, who knows anything about this story i need to know, the history and how I became the person i am today because of that one man.."William Mariner"...I now live in Australia in Sydney, and thiers heaps of us out here and New Zealand too...this is very important to me...

Re: MARINER OF NEW JERSEY

mar1949 — 2009-02-01 10:15:16Z

My surname is Mariner and I am in England, sent to me by mistake.
Jill

Re: MARINER OF NEW JERSEY

skippaul — 2009-01-31 16:36:28Z

LOOKING FOR ANY INFO ABOUT THE MARINER IN NEW JERSEY,CAME TO NEW JERSEY ABOUT 1800 FROM ENGLAND TO NEW ENGLAND, TO NEW JERSEY ABOUT 1800, ANY INFOR WOULD HELP THANKS, HAVE A GREAT DAY!!!!

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MARINER OF NEW JERSEY

skippaul — 2009-01-30 23:47:36Z

Re: Mariner ? Minnie England about 1887

mar1949 — 2008-05-24 09:26:18Z

I do not have a Minnie Mariner listed in my data base ,nor is there the name Elliot listed in my tree.
So sorry cant help you.

Mariner ? Minnie England about 1887

wombathill2001 — 2008-05-23 06:50:42Z

Got a marriage cert. today. Tracing Isabel Elliott born in England about 1887. I can see the fathers name was Lewis Elliott and mother Minnie -looks like Mariner?as the surname.

Would this be right?

Are you related to this pioneer Texan? MARINER, CHARLES

cantorjoeocho — 2007-12-25 12:13:19Z

MARINER, CHARLES (?-?). Charles Mariner was acting secretary of state for the Republic of Texas in the summer of 1845 and again from February 20, 1846, to May 4, 1846, for the state of Texas.

Susan Mariner of Essex Co Va

olclarke — 2007-12-22 02:58:49Z

Need parents & siblings for Susan b abt 1767. She marr Lewis Farmer. Lewiswas the son of Ralph Farmer I. & Mary Martin. Have the following children for Lewis & Susan:
John Lewis b abt 1804 in Caroline Co marr Emily Frances Pruett 1 Dec 1830
Thomas b abt 1812
Catherine b abt 1813 marr Henry Pruett 4 May 1837
Ollie

MARINER --TUNSTALL AREA

Eileencrimond17 — 2007-12-18 15:48:25Z

I am trying to trace ancestors of ANNE MARRINER who was born c 1683 in Tunstall Lancashire.Anne married George Yeats in Tunstall in 1704
Her father was ROBERT MARINER born 1651 in Tunstall
I would like to discover more about this family before Anne's birth--also--if she had siblings
If you know these names I would be grateful if you would contatc me please

Re: Mariner Family. London/Winchester/Bournemouth

rvallard — 2007-11-18 15:42:29Z

hi my name is sara vallard and we have a connection with the lady you are looking 4
Maria white married james mariner( son of william & ann mariner ( nee scott )in 1841, they had 2 children henry born in 1842 & harriett born in 1844. maria was widowed in 1846. henry married my relation clarissa bath in 1863. then thier son henry married my relation clara louisa vallard may 1887. maria i don't think ever remarried. i do have her on the 1851 and 61 census. she was born in london and its the mariner side that are from twyford. i have the family tree from that side from william and ann through to now so to speak. regards sara

Re: MAINE MARINER'S

pspenc153 — 2007-03-27 18:16:01Z

Josue-Joshua-Joseph Marriner was the son of Rev. John Marriner and his first wife, Elizabeth. Josue had nine children born in Boston, then moved to Charles Town, SC, where he died in 1737. It appears that some of his family moved back to Boston, after his death.
I am very interested in what you have on your family. Please share.

Re: George Washington Mariner

KathyLane75 — 2006-10-31 20:55:49Z

Pam,
I found the Civil War listing for George Washington Mariner at http://www.shenessex.heartland.net/vets/alpham.html. It also lists his wife as Elizabeth Wright and his parents as Orin Mariner and Hannah York. His children are also listed. The daughter, Marie Johnson, is the ggrandmother of my daughter-in-law and I'm trying to put together a genealogy for her. Do you have any more information of this family? Thank you.
Kathy Lane: klane@3rivers.net

Re: orin mariner

KathyLane75 — 2006-10-31 20:55:49Z

Jim,
I'm trying to find out if you have any other information on George Washington Mariner, born 1847 in Illinois. I have a Civil War Veterens listing that has his father and mother as Orin and Hannah (York) Mariner. His wife was Elizabeth Wright. This is a gggrandfather of my daughter-in-law, and I'm trying to put together a genalogy for her. Hs children listed are Frank, George, W.O.,Margaret, Florence, and Marie. The site is: http://www.shenessex.heartland.net/vets/alpham.html.
My e-mail address is klane@3rivers.net, not the montanavision address. Thank you.

Re: Mary Mariner

sld124 — 2006-08-05 19:07:41Z

Mary Mariner is the last in the line of my Mariners of which I have yet to get any information on. Mary married James Lunn (baptised 6 Feb 1711 in Crondall). June 6, 1736 in Crondall the parish registers back then gave very little information and are quite difficult to read. Therefore all I can go on is the assumption that she was from the Crondall area and baptised hopefully around 1711 - if she was baptised at all.

Re: Mary Mariner

2006-08-05 18:44:25Z

i was hoping to help but without info I cant start on English sites, I wish you well in your search. bye

Re: Mary Mariner

sld124 — 2006-08-05 17:50:05Z

I live in Edmonton, Canada. I have family scattered all over England

My Hampshire family seemed to live in the Crondall and Froyle area, before heading off to London.

Re: Mary Mariner

mar1949 — 2006-08-05 17:49:24Z

Some thing must have lead you to the mariner family, considering it is a long way back and you have to start nearer to day to get that far back. tell me the story maybe I can help,or is this a shot in the dark.

Re: Mary Mariner

mar1949 — 2006-08-05 17:46:16Z

I am in Portchester Hampshire
Where are you????
Family in Twyford & Owselbury

Re: Mary Mariner

sld124 — 2006-08-05 17:29:25Z

I forgot to mention I got this information from the parish transcripts of Crondall.

Re: Mary Mariner

sld124 — 2006-08-05 17:28:32Z

Jill,

My "Mariner" was spelled with one "r" but because this was in 1736 I wouldn't go by this spelling.

Yes, Crondall is in Hampshire England.

Where are you?

Re: Mary Mariner

mar1949 — 2006-08-05 16:19:03Z

how do you spell the Mariner with 1 R or 2
iIhave checked the web sites available in england, I take it that is where Crondall is ,I have never heard of it my self.
The info you have is it on a marr cert or by word of mouth .
Come back to me.
Jill

Re: Mary Mariner

2006-08-05 14:06:13Z

The only Mariner I have in my tree at the moment is Mary who married James Lunn in Crondall Hampshire June 6, 1736. I have so far been unable to find out any more information on her.

Re: Mary Mariner

mar1949 — 2006-08-05 11:08:42Z

Hi there.
I have Mariner family in Hampshire England.
I was wondering if you have come across a William Mariner in Twyford father of James Mariner 1814 - 1846 b.Twyford.
I have Mariner family in Wincherster also looking for Edward Victor Mariner any match.
Thankyou for your time
Jill

William Mariner Twyford/ Hampshire

mar1949 — 2006-08-05 11:00:24Z

After receiving marriage cert James Mariner 1814 - 1846 Twyford.
Father is William, I can not find him in Census or BMD has anyone got Twyford parish records.
Any info would be most helpful many thanks
Jill

John Mariner

kburby1 — 2006-04-21 00:27:50Z

Looking for the parents of John Mariner:

Descendants of John Mariner, Immigrant

1 John Mariner, Immigrant b: Abt. 1644 in France d: December 21, 1717 in Gloucester, Mass.
. +Elizabeth ----------
.... 2 John Mariner b: Bet. 1680 - 1685 in France d: 1748
....... +Mary Vaughan b: Abt. 1700 m: February 16, 1724/25 in Ipswich, Mass.
.......... 3 Mary Mariner b: June 17, 1721 in Gloucester, Mass. d: May 31, 1761
............. +James Dyer b: January 25, 1720/21 in Barnstable, Mass. d: April 15, 1797
................ 4 Anna Dyer b: September 27, 1746 in Cape Elizabeth, Maine d: March 02, 1814 in Blue Hill, Maine
................... +Joshua Horton b: November 27, 1742 in Eastham, Mass. m: May 19, 1763 in Falmouth, Maine d: March 11, 1814 in Blue Hill, Maine
...................... 5 Eunice Horton b: January 10, 1776 in Blue Hill, Maine d: October 14, 1855 in Blue Hill, Maine
......................... +Isaac Ingalls b: May 12, 1770 in Andover, Mass. m: November 20, 1794 in Blue Hill, Maine d: October 30, 1838 in Blue Hill, Maine
............................ 6 Putnam Ingalls b: August 23, 1806 in Blue Hill, Maine d: June 17, 1878 in Andover, Mass.
............................... +Lydia Foster Clough b: October 22, 1805 m: October 21, 1830 d: November 11, 1881 in Lawrence, Mass.
.................................. 7 James Porter Ingalls b: February 11, 1841 in Blue Hill, Maine d: November 10, 1905 in Sherman, Maine
..................................... +Ruth Cynthia Emery b: May 1849 m: August 02, 1867 d: July 21, 1902

Annie Gutridge Mariner

2005-12-04 18:00:31Z

Im looking for information on my family. my greatgreat grandmother was Annie Gutridge Mariner and was married to Albert g Mariner.
Annie was born 10/1/1866 and died 01/20/1947
they lived in maryland or virginia.
they had a daughter Myrtle. She was born 07/26/1888 and married Eugene Habighurts. her second husband was Clifford Yakel. If you have any information on any of these people please contact me.

Parents?

2grace2 — 2005-12-04 17:59:33Z

Does anyone know the parents of George Albert Mariner? He was born in 1828 in Mass. He lived in ILL in 1855-circa 1878. Iowa in 1878- circa 1880. Died in 1903 in Pensecola FL.

George Albert Mariner

2grace2 — 2005-12-04 17:59:20Z

Searching for parents of George Albert Mariner born in 1828 in Mass. Lived in IL from 1855 to 1900. Died in Pensecola FL in 1903. Any information on him or his family would be appreciated.

Herbert Nelson Mariner, Washington, DC

2005-12-04 17:59:03Z

Looking for Herbert Nelson Mariner from Washington DC.

Mariner in Hagerman, Idaho

2005-12-04 17:58:37Z

Appreciate any information about the mariner Family that use to reside in Hagerman, ID.

Orin Mariner

BeverlySmallwood — 2005-12-04 17:58:09Z

I have some information about an Ada M. Mariner who was buried in IL but reportedly died in Bliss, ID - contact me directly if this seems like a hit.

BSmllwd@aol.com

Mariner surname

2005-12-04 17:57:58Z

Although I do not have info on Idaho Mariners, I have a dead end Orrin (or Orin) Mariner in CT b. 1816. There may be a connection in that some Mariners migrated through the Midwest, perhaps during the early part of this century, to CA (via ID?).

George Mariner

2005-12-04 17:57:44Z

I do not know of Geo. Albert M., but I apparently had a George Washington Mariner living in Cairo, IL during the time period you mention (late 1800s). He apparently came from NY area.

Orin Mariner

2005-12-04 17:57:25Z

I have some information about Orin Mariner who would be my great-great-grandfather. Orin Mariner was born on December 28, 1815 in Litchfield County, Connecticut. He married Hannah York on October 12, 1845. He died on July 4, 1901 and is buried in the Bushnell, IL Cemetery - McDonough County. Orin is the son of Buell and Esther Lord Mariner. Buell is buried near Benton Center, Yates County, New York. Buell's father was William Mariner.

orin mariner

2005-12-04 17:57:04Z

Thanks for the info on Orin Mariner; it fills in some of the vitals that I did not have. I did have his parents and ancestry in general for three or four generations, and I do have some children listed. His birthdate matched the one I had, but the year was off by one year (I had 1816). I am not a direct descendant of his, but rather of his grandfather, Captain Ephraim Mariner. I am looking to tie in a Mariner acquaintance who seems to have several Orin Mariners in her ancestry, possibly beginning with this one.