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Re: Johanns and Ida Marker

JChidlow7710 — 2012-03-27 18:31:30Z

where? when? any other useful data?

Re: Regarding the will of Jonathan Marker

deborahshinn — 2012-03-25 14:23:41Z

Yes, I believe it is Jonathan Miller Marker. I still haven't found anything more regarding this relationship.

Thanks.

Re: Regarding the will of Jonathan Marker

kathlene327 — 2012-03-25 08:59:41Z

are you talking about jonathan miller marker?

Re: Johanns and Ida Marker

kathlene327 — 2012-03-25 08:52:58Z

i am looking for relatives of frederick sebastian marker. father is possibly phillip macker? family possibly: johann peter, johann philipp, maria catharina, lazarus heinrich, johann daniel?

Re: Hanry and Anna Elizabeth MARKER

Laura Wagner — 2012-03-13 18:35:32Z

Hello:
Henry and Elizabeth Pfeiffer are my husband's great-grandparents. His grandmother is Mollie (Amalia) Marker. I'm trying to find information about them also. Were you able to uncover more information?
Laura Wagner

Johanns and Ida Marker

JChidlow7710 — 2012-01-31 21:49:59Z

Albert Frohberger received a photo postcard about 1908 from the Teichgraber family in Germany, his cousins I believe. Five children were pictured: Erich B__dt, Johanns Marker, Gretchen ___, Ida Marker, and Rudi Teichgraber. Can someone identify this family or any of its members? Albert's mother was Emma Teichgraber, daughter of Friederich Teichgraber. Emma lived much of her life in Erfurt. The postmark was removed from the card with the stamp.

Shirley L. (Palmer) Marker, age 74,born,in Williamsport, PA, daughter of the late Kenneth F. and Violet Mae (Ninninger) Palmer.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2011-12-28 03:40:26Z

Shirley L. (Palmer) Marker
WESTFIELD —NY,

Shirley L. (Palmer) Marker, age 74, of McKinley Road, Westfield, N.Y., died Thursday, September 15, 2011 at Absolut Care of Westfield.
Shirley was born on July 30, 1937 in Williamsport, PA, the daughter of the late Kenneth F. and Violet Mae (Ninninger) Palmer.
She was raised by her mother and her late step father, James Sauerwein.
She had worked for many years as an LPN at the Chautauqua County Home and Infirmary in Dunkirk, N.Y. Shirley was known for her love of gardening and canning; and her health consciousness.
Shirley is survived by her husband of 19 years, Herbert C. Marker, her daughter: Cheri Jones of Portland, N.Y., her two sons, Darryl (Faith) Jones of Webster, N.Y. and Jaye (Debbie) Jones of Roanoke, VA. She was the proud grandmother of Jason (Stephanie) Rusbult and Dustin, Adam, Catherine and Madeline Jones. She is further survived by her great grandsons, Nathanial and Quentin Rusbult.
She was preceded in death by her son, Dwayne B. Jones
Friends are invited to attend her funeral service on Thursday morning, Sept. 22, 2011 at 11:00 AM at the MASON Funeral Home, 37 Clinton Street, Westfield with Rev. Matthew Golibersuch officiating. Burial is private.

Westfield Republican ,

Re: Marker - Bailey

BarbaraHadleyAdams — 2011-09-29 01:11:43Z

Haven't been here for awhile, work schedule makes it hard. Still looking for Martha (Mattie) Marker and Ben Bailey my gg-grandparents. Both born and raised in Phila. PA. Both born between 1875 and 1878. They were married in 1897. Any help or leads would be great. Thanks Barbara

ellia Marker

dotann56 — 2011-07-11 14:32:42Z

This name appears on the marriage licence of Benjamin Franklin Stevens in 1900 as the previous wife. Current wife to be was Augusta Caroline Vesperman, If you know any info, I would appeciate you sharing. thanks, Dorothy Stevens Cowell

MARKER Michael W - Vietnam Wall section 4W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-06-12 13:29:38Z

MARKER Michael W - Vietnam Wall section 4W

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 221,927 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: John R. Marker / Peter F. Marker

ahardy301 — 2011-03-22 01:05:26Z

ahardy30@cox.net is your mother's cousin, Adeline Tol-Hardy whom you have heard your mother speak of many times. I was delighted to find you on genealogy.com will look for your updates and you may find some of mine helpful as well. I hope to hear from you soon.Adeline

Arthur and Harriet Marker, Toledo, Ohio

GailGuinn55 — 2011-03-06 19:50:50Z

My grandmother Bernice Bellville was orphaned at age 14 and went to live with Arthur and Harriet Marker in 1916. They had a daughter Norma Marker born abt 1902. I would love to know more about this family and if anyone might have pictures of my grandmother at age 14 with this family.

Looking for family members of Earl D Marker

ChristineannL — 2011-01-06 08:02:43Z

Looking to make contact with family members of Earl Dale Marker. Also looking for place of burial for Earl and his wife Lillian.

Re: Daniel Marker and Virginia Gorsuch

Richard_Marker — 2010-11-30 00:24:58Z

I have the marriage date the same as you but with 5 children.
Ada b. abt 1878
Jane b. 19 July 1879
Charles b.12 March 1884
Edward Bell b. 22 May 1889
William b. 8 April 1892

I have Jean LaRue as one of my sources.

Census of 1900
Residence - Toronto Village, Jefferson, OH
Daniel
Ella
Charles C.
Daniel
Edward B
William
Emma N
Pearl

Census of 1910 family #32 pg. 2
Residence - Island Creek, Jefferson, OH
Daniel - 65y
Ella Marker - 55y
Daniel Marker - 23y
Edward B. Marker - 20y
William Marker - 18y
Emma N. Marker - 13y
Pearl Marker

Re: Daniel Marker and Virginia Gorsuch

Richard_Marker — 2010-11-24 10:07:28Z

I think the Nellie is Daniel's Daughter?

John R. Marker / Peter F. Marker

Richard_Marker — 2010-11-21 23:57:34Z

I have posted an updated family tree at TribalPages.com. If you want to access this site, contact me.

Re: Children and Grandchildren of George A. Marker

patpekary1 — 2010-11-14 05:29:37Z

Question info re Susan F. Hinkins married to Jacob Willey. As an old woman, widowed after Jacob Willey died, Susan lived with my mother, my mother's brother, and my grandmother & her husband, George Alfred Willey, in Lansdowne, Maryland. My grandmother told me many stories when I was a child about Susan. So how could she have died before Jacob Willey if she was a widow?

Re: Marker/Marcher Bornholm

jamesmarcher — 2010-09-04 13:38:41Z

The names you mentioned also appear in my family tree as well. Please contact me james.marcher@gmail.com

Also,there is a Marcher Group Facebook Page with over 200 members in over 10 different countries with pictures and family trees.

http://www.facebook.com/?sk=2361831622#!/group.php?gid=35383...

This second one is a Marcher Family Reunion that I am coordination in Denmark in September 2011.

IDA MARKER M: CARROLL I JOHNSON IOWA

jgwhitewolf — 2010-09-03 03:06:48Z

I DO NEED SOME HELP HERE CARROLL I JOHNSON MARRIED IDA MARKER THEY HAD CHILDREN JANICE W, ELMER, RIDER CHANNING ? DOES ANYONE HAVE ANYTHING ON THIS FAMILY?? THEY LIVED IN IOWA
JANICE MARRIED VICTOR ALLMAN AND LIVED IN MONTANA
THANK YOU ANY KIND OF HELP
JACQUI

Re: John Israel Marker

Richard_Marker — 2010-08-15 12:37:51Z

I don't think there is a connection. The only William Marker I have was born in 1838 at Athens, Ohio.

Rick

Re: John Israel Marker

marydec1971 — 2010-08-15 02:48:20Z

I am a descendant of a William Marker b 1873 and married a Virmadella (Della) in the mid to late 1890s. I earliest I have found William on any census is in 1900 living in Gloucester County, NJ with an uncle (Frank Kronberger).

William and Della had 4 (possibly 5 children) - Hamilton b 1899, Isabell b 1901, Mary b 1903 (my grandmother) and Anne b 1905. The 1910 Census also lists a son named Frank b 1909ish (although no one in the family has ever heard of a Frank)

I can follow William through the 1920 census. In 1930, Della is listed as a widow, but the story is that William left her so she may have considered him dead and thus stated she was a widow to the census worker.

I have nothing prior to 1900 and nothing after 1920. Would this happen to be the William that you have referred to? If so, any possible information would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Marianne

Re: Norma G. Hansel Inks of Warren, Indiana

laurelwoodward — 2010-07-19 00:26:27Z

LOOKING FOR A COUSIN. GARY WILLIAM TOWNSEND, BORN NEAR LOS ANGELES 24 AUG 1934. HE MIGHT HAVE USED THE NAME OF STARKY? PLEASE EMAIL ME AT nevada-doll@hotmail.com

Re: Norma G. Hansel Inks of Warren, Indiana

laurelwoodward — 2010-07-19 00:23:09Z

LOOKING FOR A GARY WILLIAM TOWNSEND, BORN 24 AUG 1934 IN CALIFORNIA NEAR LOS ANGELES. HIS BROTHER IS WILLIAM VERNON TOWNSEND OF ARIZONA (NOW). HE IS MY COUSIN AND NO ONE HAS HEARD FROM HIM FOR 25 YEARS. WE KNEW HE HAD GONE OUT OF CALIFORNIA. PLEASE IF YOU KNOW OF HIS DEATH OR WHERE HE IS E MAIL NEVADA-DOLL@HOTMAIL.COM

Re: Henry George Marker m Elizabeth Louisa Staader

gmarker19 — 2010-01-25 01:58:14Z

Hi all, thats great info you you have provided Catherine. I have researched my grandparents line up to Henry Snr,s {didnt know he was a convict} parents John and Susan Marker {from Exeter} but havnt had enough time to go further yet. Im Gregory Marker, and if my research is accurate John is my GGGG grandfather. I,d too would like to find out more if you have any info.
my email address is gmarker19@yahoo.com

Regards Greg.

Re: T or J Marker gunsmith long rifle

keekee270 — 2010-01-22 23:51:33Z

I have a tiger maple "Kentucky" long rifle that my father gave me 30 years ago...It is signed D a Marker on the top of the barrel exactly as shown on the website...It originaly was flintlock converted to percussion cap...36 caliber...I have fired it many times over the years and take good care of it...I would love to attach a photo but at this time , I am not sure how to do that yet...I will look in to how to do that soon....Thank you...keekee270@cinci.rr.com

Re: Henry George Marker m Elizabeth Louisa Staader

amarandos — 2009-11-22 10:22:25Z

Hello Leanne,

My husband is the G Grandson of Henry's father. His grandfather was Alfred MARKER.
Your GGG Grandfather was also Henry Marker and he arrived in Australia in January 1839 on the "Theresa" after being convicted of "stealing from the till". Henry Snr was only 19 when he arrived here. In 1864 he married Ellen Lewis and they had 11 children. I have further information on him if you are interested.
My searches on your GG Grandfather so far have unearthed 7 children the eldest of whom is your G Grandmother. You can probably tell me more about them.

Catherine Marker

Re: Henry George Marker m Elizabeth Louisa Staader

Carole_Harris1111 — 2009-11-21 04:58:45Z

Greetings Leanne,
My name is Carole Harris and I have Staaders in my tree.
I have about 100 at the moment.
What would you like to know specifically.
Regards,
Carole.

Re: T or J Marker gunsmith long rifle

tome987 — 2009-08-30 03:13:19Z

John Do you have more information on the "T Marker" gun? A friend of mine has one in very bad condition with the same name inscription. What was his first name and where did he work, etc information would be of interest. Thanks. Tom

Re: Markers of Phila., PA

ellacoleman — 2009-05-26 03:40:55Z

The MARKER/MAERKERs married into my RUTTER/RITTER family. I have information to share. Email me and I will send what I have.

Re: Markers of Phila., PA

Abby1968 — 2009-05-25 02:26:59Z

I think Robert's father was Conrad and his g-father was Gottfried and his g-g-was Johann. I'm chasing my husband's family tree and these are his relations. They seem to be yours also.

Anna Marker

JIWelsch — 2009-05-16 14:51:00Z

SEATTLE, Wash. - Anne Henderson Marker, 92, of Seattle, formerly of Columbus Junction, died Friday, July 7, 2000.

Services will be at a later date in Seattle.

She was born on June 29, 1908, in Hawkeye. She married Dr. Darrel Marker in 1932, who was a dentist in Columbus Junction for a number of years. He died in 1994.

Survivors include Chris Marker of Seattle; two grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews; a sister, Jane Henderson of Iowa City.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Darrell; and a son, Peter

Father of Charlotte SCOTT Marker

Richard_Marker — 2009-03-31 15:43:47Z

Note: from Newspaper article dated May 9, 1978 printed in the Pemberville Leader.

An early landmark of this locale was the Ten Mile House, an old inn at the northwest corner of Sugar Ridge Road and Route 199. The building is believed to remain as part of the structure of the Leroy Gottschalk house. The hostelry, operated by the Beaupre family, earned its name by virtue of the fact that it was ten miles distance from Perrysburg on the McCutcheonville Pike. Charles Beaupre operated a post office here in the early days and it also served as the community meeting place for elections, dances, and exchange of local news items as well as being a tavern. Later the Ten mile house was a private dwelling owned by Darius Scott and in the 1890s by Asahel Philo. Near here the last bear in Wood County was killed in the fall of 1858, the hunting party was spending the night at the Ten Mile.

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Richard_Marker — 2009-03-31 15:42:11Z

I am looking at purchasing Roots Magic software. Is there any other that you may recommend?

Re: Will of Henry Marker, Somerset Co., PA, 1814

Richard_Marker — 2009-03-29 17:55:24Z

Linda
Is this Henry Marker the possible father of John R. Marker? He leaves his estate to his surviving wife ELIZABETH and her children.
What do you think?
Rick

Re: New information to Linda and all concerned

Richard_Marker — 2009-03-29 14:38:52Z

The 1829 birth would be Hannah. The 1831 baptism could be Isaiah or Credilla. Those two names keep popping up but I can't tie them in.

There is a five year gap between Hannah and John. So it is likely that there is a baptism in 1831.
Rick

Re: New information to Linda and all concerned

Richard_Marker — 2009-03-28 14:39:29Z

continue

Caroline - DOB 1842

Sarah - DOB 8 July 1844 (Kirkkpatrick)

Re: New information to Linda and all concerned

Richard_Marker — 2009-03-28 14:36:43Z

I don't get why you were trying to link Sarah Marker Kirkpatrick to Henry's daughter.

Mary Clarreta -DOB 26 June 1823 d. 5 Feb 1898 I did see in one tree that she was a half sister.
Israel - DOB 1826 d. 1891
Hannah - DOB 1829
John - DOB 1834
Peter F. DOB 1836
William - DOB 1838
Daniel - DOB 1840

Re: New information to Linda and all concerned

linmarpa — 2009-03-28 14:14:58Z

Well, Richard, I guess you answered the question of Sarah's date of birth earlier, and I hadn't read all the posts when I responded this morning. But, you asked further back who's files are "credible." You can eliminate one.

With Sarah's dob being July 1844, she is certainly NOT the daughter of Henry Sr. or Henry II here in Somerset Co.

As I had mentioned, John R and Maria/Mary had two recorded baptisms in Somerset Co. - one in 1829 and a second in 1831. Do you have the dates of birth of the rest of their children, in addition to Sarah?

Linda

Re: New information to Linda and all concerned

Richard_Marker — 2009-03-28 13:59:13Z

Sarah Marker was born 8 July 1844 and died 19 March 1922.
Rick

Re: New information to Linda and all concerned

linmarpa — 2009-03-28 13:51:17Z

Does anyone have Sarah Marker Kilpatrick's date of birth?

With SO MANY of the same names, other variables are essential. DOB can also help you determine which generation she is...

Linda

Re: New information to Linda and all concerned

Richard_Marker — 2009-03-27 19:49:02Z

Nothing really matches. Sorry

Re: New information to Linda and all concerned

Richard_Marker — 2009-03-27 19:45:48Z

In a letter wrote by John R. to his wife Mary on 5 July 1837 from Nelsonville, OH. and received 16 Sept at Somerset, PA. Beverly Kirkpatrick Petrak has letter in her possession.

John was a carpenter and left Pennsylvania with a debt and legal problems. He was having a terrible disagreement with his mother and brother. Started his carriage trade by building carriage for the man he lived with in Nelsonville, Ohio.

John then tells Mary to sell possessions and how to get to Nelsonville by steam boat by way of Louisville. He tells her that the poor people at Nelsonville live better than the rich in Pennsylvania and that he will "keep you a lady as long as you live for I can make money here like dirt."
Nelsonville is about 16 miles north of Athens, Ohio.

To all

Richard_Marker — 2009-03-21 16:42:14Z

I have uploaded my family tree to Tribal Pages ((http://rcmarker45.tribalpages.com/tribe/browse?userid=rcmark...)). I have not had any success of deleting the family tree off Rootsweb and is causing some confusion for which I apologize.
If you want to view the ancestry email me at marker@hcinet.net and I will give you the password.
Rick

Re: New information to Linda and all concerned

Rick_Marker — 2009-03-17 18:14:04Z

I am ashamed to say that I ran across a letter (1994) from Michelle Oxford that she was communicating with Bev Petrak (great grand-daughter of Sarah Marker Kirkpatrick) in the state of Washington. She confirmed that John R. and Ann were the parents of Sarah Marker Kirkpatrick and Peter F. Marker.

Alma Marker b. 1859, Utah d. 1956, Idaho

daslarson — 2009-02-18 06:40:19Z

Alma Marker was born in Utah to Jens Jensen Marker b. 1822 in Denmark (need exact place) and Anna Maria ? (have read Sorensen, Jorgensen, and Paulsen). The children were:
James Christian Marker b. 1842, Denmark
md: Mary Harriman and Dorothy Norwood
Solon Peter Marker b. 1845, Denmark (my gg grandfather)
md: Emily Elizabeth Harriman
Anna Maria Marker b. 1849, Denmark
md: George Heath
Alma Marker b. 1859, Utah
md. Elizabeth Larsen 1881 in Manti They moved to Idaho Falls, Idaho where he had a music store.

I am at a dead end as to where to look in Denmark for more information. I would appreciate any information.

Re: New information to Linda and all concerned

linmarpa — 2008-11-24 05:02:02Z

Ouch! I have NO Sarah Markers in my database with an 1844 birth date. Linda

Re: New information to Linda and all concerned

Rick_Marker — 2008-11-24 04:59:54Z

I posted a message some time ago asking if anyone knew how to get those old ones off. I have tried to get into that site and remove it but failed.

Rick

Re: New information to Linda and all concerned

Rick_Marker — 2008-11-24 04:57:34Z

I do have another birth date for Sarah 30 July 1839.

Rick

Re: New information to Linda and all concerned

Rick_Marker — 2008-11-24 04:51:47Z

Linda

Bev Petrak says that Sarah married James Kirkpatrick which is what I had in my listing. James Kirkpatrick's father was David S. Kirkpatrick according to Bev.

I have Sarah Marker/Kirkpatrick born 30 July 1844. I don't know where my documentation is for her birthdat right now.

Re: New information to Linda and all concerned

linmarpa — 2008-11-24 04:33:43Z

Richard, not meaning to insult you, but is that mess yours? Perhaps an old effort that you didn't get off the internet? Can you get it off there? Can you get that George Marker/Mary Pancake link off our John R Marker b. 1779. It'll just get recopied around the internet, and it's not right.

Also, the George that married Mary Ann McDowell is NOT the same John that married Jane Sloan. Wrong, wrong, wrong.

Linda