Matthias - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: looking for some background

rpmattice — 2011-11-15 17:14:04Z

I think you are searching for the descendants of William Ira Mattice who changed his name to Matthias to maintain owndership of timberlands he bought in Muskoga as that is how his name got recorded on the deed. He had 9 boys by that name. ok to email me rpmattice@hotmail.com

Re: grave photos MATTHIAS George Martha Ella Emma Annie Norristown Pennsylvania

lpatton56 — 2011-11-08 19:26:37Z

That was very nice of you...thank you

Nancy Matthias - William Handley

JosephAHittle — 2011-07-18 18:32:28Z

Recently I found the death certificate of my great-grandfather's sister: Margaret M. (Handley) Crane.

According to that dc, Margaret had been born in 1825 in Greenbriar County, Virgina (now West Virginia). Her parents were, according to the dc, William Handley and ________ Matthias.

And, according to the dc, Margaret's middle intial {M.) also was in place of her full middle name of Matthias.

According to the 1830 census record in Fountain County, Indiana, this William Handley would have fit into the 50-60 age range, which would have had him born between 1770 and 1780.

From later records, land, probate (william died in 1833) and census, William's widow at the time of his death was Nancy. Nothing in those records indicate her maiden name. Margaret's dc is the first clue that we later researchers have had to help us in that regard.

It's not hard to find gedcoms which line our William Handley to one of John and Grizelda's grandchildren, however, most of those seem to do so on the authority of Randall J. Handly's book, and he really didn't provide any background citations for lining William up that way.

So, my question now becomes, with "Mathias/Matthias" now seemingly in the mix, does the identity of my William and Nancy (likely nee Mathias/Matthias) come into recognition for any of you?

Here's hoping. We've long (again, likely because of Randall's book) figured that William likely came from Greenbriar, but this is the first documentation of any sort which seems to confirm even that detail.

Thanks!

Joe Hittle
www.hittle.info

Re: Johaun Christoph Christ Matthias

loriann1125 — 2011-03-23 00:31:25Z

Not sure if this may be the family. This would be my ggggrandparnets. I just started looking for my family. I do know my grandparents Fredrick and Sara(Sadie) Matthias came from Sherman Co., Oregon(klondike) and then moved to Outlook, Wa.

Shaver, F. A., Arthur P. Rose, R. F. Steele, and A. E. Adams, compilers. "An
Illustrated History of Central Oregon." ("Embracing Wasco, Sherman, Gilliam,
Wheeler, Crook, Lake, & Klamath Counties") Spokane, WA: Western Historical
Publishing Co., 1905. p. 538.

FREDERIC W. MATTHIAS

One of the most successful and prosperous farmers in Sherman county, lives
three miles southeast of Klondike. he was born in Prussia, Germany, December
29, 1855. His parents were Christ and Elizabeth (Peeper) Matthias. The father
served in the Prussian army in the war of 1848, and died in Kansas in 1891. At
present the mother lives with her son and the subject of this sketch.
The latter came to the United States in May, 1884. In October of the same
year he was followed by his parents, and the family settled in Kansas. In 1890
our subject came to Sherman county with his family and mother. He had, at this
time, no capital and worked out for wages among the neighboring farmers. During
five years he herded sheep, the family at that period living at De Moss Springs.
Subsequently Mr. Matthias took a homestead and has purchased more land since
until he now owns one thousand seven hundred and fifty acres. He also owns a
combined harvester and thresher. In 1901 he built a two thousand five hundred
dollar house. He has sixty-five head of cattle; eighty head of horses,
Clydesdale and Percherons, the cattle being in the main graded Short-horn stock.
Mr. Matthias was married in Germany to Dora Hillem, a native of Germany, as
were her parents. Our subject has two brothers and three sisters; Christ, a
brick mason in Germany; William, in Kansas ; Dora, wife of Willie Gieg, of Iowa
; Minnie, wife of William - Schaeffer, of Oklahoma ; and Lizzie, wife of John
Gieg. Mrs. Matthias has one sister, Mary, wife of Thomas Colbert, of Cheney,
Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Matthias have four children, Fred, John, Alvina, wife
of George Robinson, and Amelia. Our subject is a member of the M. W. A., of
which he is venerable consul. Politically he is a Democrat, although not active.
By industry combined with excellent business sagacity Mr. Matthias has built up
a fine property and has, also, won the respect and esteem of the community in
which he resides.

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Submitted to the Oregon Bios. Project in October 2010 by Diana Smith. Submitter
has no additional information about the person(s) or family mentioned above.

Author: TracyMatthias
Date: Saturday, June 09, 2007
Classification: Query
Surnames:

This is my husbands line, and I have gained a great deal of information since last posting here in 2000. The family immigrated to Kansas from a village near Stendal, Germany in 1884. They first stopped at Carbondale, KS and then moved to the Perry / Grantville area in Jefferson Co., KS. Below are the basics. I have more, but nothing prior to immigration. I recently found an old family tree with pictures attached. Please contact me at Tracy.Matthias@wildblue.net if this looks like your line. Thanks!

Johann Christoph 'Christopher' Matthias
b. May 7, 1824 Uenglingen, Stendal, Germany
d. Sep 18, 1888 Perry, Jefferson, Kansas

Karoline Sophie Louise Piper
b. Germany
(Most have Johann's wife listed as Dorothea Elisabeth Piper b. Aug 24, 1831, and Elisabeth is the name listed in all census. However, I have a picture of Johann with Karoline listed in the family tree of my inlaw's wedding book. Neither of these women's names are with the other famiy graves at Mt. Calvary cemetary. Any info to clear up this mistery would be appreciated.)

Johann had the following six children:
Frederick William Matthias b. Dec 29, 1855 d. Aug 17, 1913
Christoph 'Christ' Matthias b. Aug 8, 1857
Dorothea 'Dora' Elisabeth Matthias b. Nov 26, 1861 d. Jan 18, 1956
Wilhelmina 'Minnie' Matthias b. Dec. 15, 1863 d. Mar 31, 1941
Christoph August Wilhelm 'William' Matthias b. Feb 4, 1866 d. Aug 1946 (this is my husbands grandfather)
Elisabeth 'Lizzie' Matthias b. Jan 3, 1869 d. Oct 27, 1950

Re: saxonygermany

loriann1125 — 2011-03-23 00:14:25Z

My father is Keith Matthias. He was born in Outlook, WA. The family moved from Sherman Co., Oregon(Klondike) to WA. I just started to work on our family history. I am looking for any pictures from Prussia, Germany or when the family was in Oregon and WA.

Shaver, F. A., Arthur P. Rose, R. F. Steele, and A. E. Adams, compilers. "An
Illustrated History of Central Oregon." ("Embracing Wasco, Sherman, Gilliam,
Wheeler, Crook, Lake, & Klamath Counties") Spokane, WA: Western Historical
Publishing Co., 1905. p. 538.

FREDERIC W. MATTHIAS

One of the most successful and prosperous farmers in Sherman county, lives
three miles southeast of Klondike. he was born in Prussia, Germany, December
29, 1855. His parents were Christ and Elizabeth (Peeper) Matthias. The father
served in the Prussian army in the war of 1848, and died in Kansas in 1891. At
present the mother lives with her son and the subject of this sketch.
The latter came to the United States in May, 1884. In October of the same
year he was followed by his parents, and the family settled in Kansas. In 1890
our subject came to Sherman county with his family and mother. He had, at this
time, no capital and worked out for wages among the neighboring farmers. During
five years he herded sheep, the family at that period living at De Moss Springs.
Subsequently Mr. Matthias took a homestead and has purchased more land since
until he now owns one thousand seven hundred and fifty acres. He also owns a
combined harvester and thresher. In 1901 he built a two thousand five hundred
dollar house. He has sixty-five head of cattle; eighty head of horses,
Clydesdale and Percherons, the cattle being in the main graded Short-horn stock.
Mr. Matthias was married in Germany to Dora Hillem, a native of Germany, as
were her parents. Our subject has two brothers and three sisters; Christ, a
brick mason in Germany; William, in Kansas ; Dora, wife of Willie Gieg, of Iowa
; Minnie, wife of William - Schaeffer, of Oklahoma ; and Lizzie, wife of John
Gieg. Mrs. Matthias has one sister, Mary, wife of Thomas Colbert, of Cheney,
Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Matthias have four children, Fred, John, Alvina, wife
of George Robinson, and Amelia. Our subject is a member of the M. W. A., of
which he is venerable consul. Politically he is a Democrat, although not active.
By industry combined with excellent business sagacity Mr. Matthias has built up
a fine property and has, also, won the respect and esteem of the community in
which he resides.

*******************

Submitted to the Oregon Bios. Project in October 2010 by Diana Smith. Submitter
has no additional information about the person(s) or family mentioned above.

Re: Matthias / Piper Line in Kansas

loriann1125 — 2011-03-23 00:11:29Z

My grandparents were Fredrick and Sara(Sadie)Matthias. They lived in Sherman Co., Oregon and then moved to Outlook Washington. The info below is to believed to be my gggrandparents. My grandfather's father name was Christ. He died in Kansas in 1891. I just started to work on my family history. My grandparents had 8 kids. Lawrence, Willard, Keith, Rita, Leona, Maxine, Jeanette and Mary. Keith and Maxine were born in Outlook, WA. All the other kids were born in Sherman Co., Oregon Klondike area.

Shaver, F. A., Arthur P. Rose, R. F. Steele, and A. E. Adams, compilers. "An Illustrated History of Central Oregon." ("Embracing Wasco, Sherman, Gilliam,
Wheeler, Crook, Lake, & Klamath Counties") Spokane, WA: Western Historical Publishing Co., 1905. p. 538.

FREDERIC W. MATTHIAS

One of the most successful and prosperous farmers in Sherman county, lives
three miles southeast of Klondike. he was born in Prussia, Germany, December
29, 1855. His parents were Christ and Elizabeth (Peeper) Matthias. The father
served in the Prussian army in the war of 1848, and died in Kansas in 1891. At
present the mother lives with her son and the subject of this sketch.
The latter came to the United States in May, 1884. In October of the same
year he was followed by his parents, and the family settled in Kansas. In 1890
our subject came to Sherman county with his family and mother. He had, at this
time, no capital and worked out for wages among the neighboring farmers. During
five years he herded sheep, the family at that period living at De Moss Springs.
Subsequently Mr. Matthias took a homestead and has purchased more land since
until he now owns one thousand seven hundred and fifty acres. He also owns a
combined harvester and thresher. In 1901 he built a two thousand five hundred
dollar house. He has sixty-five head of cattle; eighty head of horses,
Clydesdale and Percherons, the cattle being in the main graded Short-horn stock.
Mr. Matthias was married in Germany to Dora Hillem, a native of Germany, as
were her parents. Our subject has two brothers and three sisters; Christ, a
brick mason in Germany; William, in Kansas ; Dora, wife of Willie Gieg, of Iowa
; Minnie, wife of William - Schaeffer, of Oklahoma ; and Lizzie, wife of John
Gieg. Mrs. Matthias has one sister, Mary, wife of Thomas Colbert, of Cheney,
Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Matthias have four children, Fred, John, Alvina, wife
of George Robinson, and Amelia. Our subject is a member of the M. W. A., of
which he is venerable consul. Politically he is a Democrat, although not active.
By industry combined with excellent business sagacity Mr. Matthias has built up
a fine property and has, also, won the respect and esteem of the community in
which he resides.

*******************

Submitted to the Oregon Bios. Project in October 2010 by Diana Smith. Submitter
has no additional information about the person(s) or family mentioned above.

Re: Isaiah or Frederick Matthias Descendants

loriann1125 — 2011-03-23 00:02:38Z

I just started working on my family history. My grandfather and grandmother were Fredrick and Sadie(Sara) Matthias. They live in Sherman Co., Oregon(Klondike) and then moved to Outlook, WA. This is some info I found on my ggggrandfather and his family. My grandfather came from Germany. His children were Lawrence, Williard, Keith, Rita, Leona, Maxine, Jeanette and Mary. Keith and Maxine were the only two children born in Outlook, WA. The rest were born in Sherman Co. Oregon.

Shaver, F. A., Arthur P. Rose, R. F. Steele, and A. E. Adams, compilers. "An Illustrated History of Central Oregon, Wheeler, Crook, Lake, & Klamath Counties") Spokane, WA: Western Historical Publishing Co., 1905. p. 538.

FREDERIC W. MATTHIAS

One of the most successful and prosperous farmers in Sherman county, lives three miles southeast of Klondike. he was born in Prussia, Germany, December 29, 1855. His parents were Christ and Elizabeth (Peeper) Matthias. The father served in the Prussian army in the war of 1848, and died in Kansas in 1891. At present the mother lives with her son and the subject of this sketch. The latter came to the United States in May, 1884. In October of the same
year he was followed by his parents, and the family settled in Kansas. In 1890 our subject came to Sherman county with his family and mother. He had, at this time, no capital and worked out for wages among the neighboring farmers. During five years he herded sheep, the family at that period living at De Moss Springs. Subsequently Mr. Matthias took a homestead and has purchased more land since
until he now owns one thousand seven hundred and fifty acres. He also owns a combined harvester and thresher. In 1901 he built a two thousand five hundred dollar house. He has sixty-five head of cattle; eighty head of horses, Clydesdale and Percherons, the cattle being in the main graded Short-horn stock. Mr. Matthias was married in Germany to Dora Hillem, a native of Germany, as were her parents. Our subject has two brothers and three sisters; Christ, a brick mason in Germany; William, in Kansas ; Dora, wife of Willie Gieg, of Iowa; Minnie, wife of William - Schaeffer, of Oklahoma ; and Lizzie, wife of John Gieg. Mrs. Matthias has one sister, Mary, wife of Thomas Colbert, of Cheney, Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Matthias have four children, Fred, John, Alvina, wife of George Robinson, and Amelia. Our subject is a member of the M. W. A., of which he is venerable consul. Politically he is a Democrat, although not active. By industry combined with excellent business sagacity Mr. Matthias has built up a fine property and has, also, won the respect and esteem of the community in which he resides.

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Submitted to the Oregon Bios. Project in October 2010 by Diana Smith. Submitter has no additional information about the person(s) or family mentioned above.

Re: Matthias family research

june_greenough — 2011-01-05 16:25:04Z

Chrisnpilch.
I dont know if you will receive this message or not as I am on Ancestry .co.uk I pay a subscription on there, I dont pay on ancestry .com. but I receive messages like yours.
my ancesters early ones were welsh from Brymbo.Denbighshire. although by the time my father arrived some were living in Staffordshire.where in wales was your Gt.Gt. grandfather?
regards, JUNE.

Re: Matthias family research

chrisnpilch — 2011-01-05 02:46:18Z

my gt gt grandfather was welsh, his dad or grandad was a welsh gaurd !!! am also looking into the name surname matthias, any connections from berkshire, wales, Germany/Prussia.

Matthias Family in Philadelphia

pkmatthias — 2010-07-22 22:43:58Z

I have alot of information about the Charles Matthias Sr and Charles Matthias Jr family of Philadelphia and descendants. Happy to exchange information.

Paul Matthias
pkmatthias@cox.net

Re: family history

tedpeterson45 — 2010-06-20 02:50:38Z

Looking for info on Mary A Mathies (Mathews) she and her mother came to Sauk County, Wisconsin about 1876 from Germany. Mary A. Mathies married Loren Elwood in 1892 Mary disappeared before the 1900 Census. Her mothers name after she married in Wisconsin was Wilhelmina Radseck she lived and died in Sauk county Wisconsin. does any of this fit the Mathies family? Looking for history on Mary and her mother Wilhelmina.

Re: family history

grandmother04 — 2010-04-28 18:39:18Z

My husbands greatgrand parents were Herman F. Chr. Mathies (Matthies)from Gliezig, Naugard, Pommern and Hennriette Friedricke from Bernhagen,Kreis, Naugard, Pommern. Would this be any of your family or have any info? Thankyou. Mary Ellen

Also a Wilhelmina Earnestine Friederka Matthies 1849-1941. Who may have settled in USA, Wisconsin area.

grave photos MATTHIAS George Martha Ella Emma Annie Norristown Pennsylvania

SueAnnRobson — 2010-04-01 21:40:37Z

From the Montgomery Cemetery in Norristown, Pennsylvania:

MATTHIAS
Ella M 16 Apr 1925
Annie R 09 Mar 1943
Emma D 17 Sep 1948

"Daughters of George and Martha Matthias"

Note: I am not related to the deceased.

Re: family history

kmatgmat — 2009-12-31 00:38:59Z

Ruth, Is this Ruth Creech? If so, I would like to speak with you. I have begun putting together the Matthias family history (very short) and would like to include all the information in the Matthias family book, if possible, unless it has already been entered on Ancestry.com someplace. Please let me know. Ken Matthias

Charles Matthias of Philadelphia, Saddler, b. 1802 - who is he?

pkmatthias — 2009-09-28 15:09:04Z

Can you help with Charles, my ggg grandfather? He continues to be my top brick wall. Born 27 May 1802 in Philadelphia, dies 30 August 1877 in Philadelphia. He married Mary Brown and they lived in Philadelphia. I have Charles and Mary's 11 children fairly well-documented. But I have next to nothing about their siblings or parents.

I think Charles mother's name could be Mary Stevenson (1773-1841) but I'm not sure. He also might have a brother Henry from Philadelphia, but again I'm not 100% positive.

Appreciate sharing information.

Many Thanks,
Paul Matthias

MATTHIAS - Hubert Dr 1912-2000

t42Parkdale — 2009-04-18 21:57:38Z

MATTHIAS - Hubert Dr 1912-2000

I photographed this gravestone in the Parkdale Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 202,944 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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

Re: John Matthias photo Reading, Pa

Inita61 — 2009-03-13 03:36:18Z

I have a John Matthias, but the one you mentioned is not mine. I did a quick look on Ancestry.com and found a John S. Matthias living in Reading, PA with his wife Sallie E (Wilson) Matthias and mother in law Clara Wilson on the 1900 and 1920 Census. Didn't find an open Family Tree for a John S. Hope this might help you find the family that goes with that photo. Good Luck!!

John Matthias photo Reading, Pa

odyssey1313 — 2009-03-13 03:06:34Z

I have a photo that I bought at an antique store of a man named John Matthias. This is a cabinet photo taken around 1890 in Reading, PA. The man looks to be about 30.
I would like to get this back to someone in his family. Anyone interested can e-mail me at odyssey1313 @ hotmail.com

MATTHIAS Roger H 1930-1999 section 10

t42DFWNat — 2009-03-06 20:36:06Z

MATTHIAS Roger H 1930-1999 section 10

I photographed this gravestone in the DFW National Cemetery, Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 201,396 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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

Re: 3rd G-Grandfather

Family_Price — 2008-07-02 00:36:49Z

Did we ever compair notes on Matthias family line? Cornelia Matthias married Fitzhugh Price in KY 27 May 1896.
Richard Price geezer51@cfl.rr.com

Re: Matthias in Kansas

b_bahnson — 2008-02-10 02:27:52Z

My ggGrandmother Anna K. Matthias was b. 1828, Hesse, Germany. Emmigrated to IN where she married Simon Humfeld. They later moved to KS. Any information appreciated.

Re: saxonygermany

TracyMatthias — 2007-06-09 22:03:21Z

This is my husbands line, and I have gained a great deal of information since last posting here in 2000. The family immigrated to Kansas from a village near Stendal, Germany in 1884. They first stopped at Carbondale, KS and then moved to the Perry / Grantville area in Jefferson Co., KS. Below are the basics. I have more, but nothing prior to immigration. I recently found an old family tree with pictures attached. Please contact me at Tracy.Matthias@wildblue.net if this looks like your line. Thanks!

Johann Christoph 'Christopher' Matthias
b. May 7, 1824 Uenglingen, Stendal, Germany
d. Sep 18, 1888 Perry, Jefferson, Kansas

Karoline Sophie Louise Piper
b. Germany
(Most have Johann's wife listed as Dorothea Elisabeth Piper b. Aug 24, 1831, and Elisabeth is the name listed in all census. However, I have a picture of Johann with Karoline listed in the family tree of my inlaw's wedding book. Neither of these women's names are with the other famiy graves at Mt. Calvary cemetary. Any info to clear up this mistery would be appreciated.)

Johann had the following six children:
Frederick William Matthias b. Dec 29, 1855 d. Aug 17, 1913
Christoph 'Christ' Matthias b. Aug 8, 1857
Dorothea 'Dora' Elisabeth Matthias b. Nov 26, 1861 d. Jan 18, 1956
Wilhelmina 'Minnie' Matthias b. Dec. 15, 1863 d. Mar 31, 1941
Christoph August Wilhelm 'William' Matthias b. Feb 4, 1866 d. Aug 1946 (this is my husbands grandfather)
Elisabeth 'Lizzie' Matthias b. Jan 3, 1869 d. Oct 27, 1950

Matthias / Piper Line in Kansas

TracyMatthias — 2007-06-09 21:54:58Z

MATTHIAS / PIPER Uenglingen, Germany

TSMatthias — 2007-03-24 16:48:46Z

I am looking for any information on Johann Christoph Matthias b.07 May 1824 Uenglingen, Germany d.18 Sep 1888 Perry, Kansas or his wife Karoline Sophie Louise Piper. They were married 03 Sep 1854 in Uenglingen, Germany.

Re: Henry Matthias, from Indiana

AlettaHolmes — 2006-11-27 22:31:30Z

I have a few photographs of Bonzheim people from Grand Rapids, Michigan from around the turn of the century.

Re: 3rd G-Grandfather

amsmatt — 2006-08-30 20:45:41Z

Yes, my husband is part of this family. Hope we can connect. Are you kin to Cornelia? I think you must be. Hope to connect soon.

William Matthias

barrymatthias — 2006-08-09 06:19:49Z

born Trefethin, Monmouthshire, Wales
had 6 children

require info on any of the children their names are below
Harriet Emily Matthias b Jun 1885 Basingstoke, Hampshire, UK
Walter Samuel Matthias b 1889 Basingstoke, Hampshire, UK
Anne Elizabeth Matthias b 1892 Holborn,uk
Sydney Matthias b 1894 Reading, Berkshire, UK
William Matthias b Basingstoke, Hampshire, UK
Charles Richard Matthias b 1890 Basingstoke, Hampshire, UK

Re: Matthias People

linaik — 2006-07-03 18:26:41Z

I believe my third g-grandfather's name was Johan Heinrich Justus Fredrich Matthias, born in Hanover, Germany, in 1795, and immigrated to the US around 1836. The 1850 census has his name Frederick Matis. The surname later changed to Matthews or Mathews).

Anyone know anything about this line?

HENRY MATTHIAS and his family.

2006-06-22 12:04:00Z

Hi, does anyone have these people in their family tree.
Henry Matthias married Elizabeth(nee Radford) moved to UTAH from North Wales.
they had a daughter Lillian born in 1891. in Coalville Utah.
and a son William Henry who was born in 1897. in Coalville Utah. there was also another daughter born to them named ZELLA but she died around 14 days old in 1895,
would like to hear from anyone who has connections to this family
regards, JUNE.

Matthias Family

cheryl5238 — 2006-06-14 00:51:24Z

I'm looking for someone who can break down this brick wall!! I'm searching for Emil Matthias b. 2 Jan 1891 d. 14 Jan 1964. He married Amanda Elizabeth Dorothea Schroeder in Will Co., Illinois. Please help!!

Re: Leonard Matthias

RYonan — 2006-05-17 03:22:36Z

Because Louis/Lewis was the 10th of 11 children very few of his siblings were still alive in 1932. I only have two that were still alive at that date (Jacob and Catherine) but I am missing death dates for 4 others.

Re: Leonard Matthias

RYonan — 2006-05-17 03:14:21Z

Leonard and his wife Caroline had 11 children. Leonard was the son of John Matthias/Mathias (1786-1828) and his wife Anna Mary Fackler (1789-1866).

John and Anna Mary had 9 children. Leonard (1807-1881) was the oldest. Their second child , Adam, is my GGG grandfather.

1. Leonard
2. Adam
3 Barbara
4. John
5 Gottlieb
6 Mary
7 Susannah
8 Simon Peter
9 George

I have much more info. on these people. Let me know if you want more dates/spouses/children, etc.

Re: MATTHIAS or MATHIAS in York County PA

RYonan — 2006-05-17 03:14:21Z

Bruce,
You and I have emailed once or twice a while ago. Your wife and I are related through Peter's son Adam. Many of the graves of these family members are in and around the Tuscawaras Co., New Philadelphia OH area as most of them relocated to this area.

Re: Walter G. Matthias (1885-1951) & Ethel J. Ingstrom (1887-1922); sons Wilbur (1912-1912) and Walter N. Matthias

2006-03-15 03:29:47Z

Hi!

sorry, no, the name is not familiar. but it's possible that i just don't recall an Albert Matthias at the moment.

John J. MATTHIAS

MidMdRoots — 2006-03-13 00:12:07Z

Washington Co, Maryland
The Mail - Hagerstown, Maryland
Friday, Oct 11, 1872

Equity - STONE vs STONE

Ezra STONE died Aug 1872, intestate, leaving
widow, Rose Ann and children -
- Joseph STONE and w/ Amelia Celia who has
married Jacob C. WAGERMAN
- Samuel STONE and w/ Catharine - Out of State
- Mary w/o Joseph H. McPHERSON - Out of State
- Sarah w/o John PATTERSON - Out of State
- Nancy w/o John J. MATTHIAS - Out of State
- Susan w/o Lawson WOLFKILL - Out of State
========
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Re: Albert C. Matthias Civil War Vet

veronicaleblanc50 — 2006-02-01 14:33:32Z

Mark, hi I am looking up Albert Edward Matthias for a friend of mine. This is her father's father. Do you know of this one? He was married to a woman named Ethel. Any info would be appreciated. Thank You.

Veronica

Re: Walter G. Matthias (1885-1951) & Ethel J. Ingstrom (1887-1922); sons Wilbur (1912-1912) and Walter N. Matthias

veronicaleblanc50 — 2006-02-01 14:33:32Z

Do you know of a Albert Edward Matthias and who his parents are? I am doing some family search for a friend and this is her line. Any help would be appreciated. Thank You.

Veronica

Walter G. Matthias (1885-1951) & Ethel J. Ingstrom (1887-1922); sons Wilbur (1912-1912) and Walter N. Matthias

kbozman74 — 2005-12-27 05:41:51Z

.... 2 Walter G. Matthias b: April 12, 1885 in Chicago, IL d: April 16, 1951 Burial: 1951 Oakridge Cemetery, Hillside, IL
....... +Ethel Jennie Ingstrom b: September 29, 1887 in Chicago, IL m: Abt. 1911 d: February 24, 1922 in Chicago, IL Relationship ended with: Death of one spouse Burial: February 27, 1922 Oakridge Cemetery, Hillside, IL Father: Nils Ingstrom Mother: Anna Carlson
....... 3 Wilbur R. Matthias b: May 21, 1912 d: May 23, 1912 Burial: May 26, 1912 Oakridge Cemetery, Hillside, IL
....... 3 Walter N. Matthias b: Private
.... *2nd Wife of Walter G. Matthias: .......... +Katherine T. ?? b: Abt. 1883 m: Aft. 1922 d: Unknown
....... 3 Harold M. Hiner b: Private

Walter G. Matthias (1885-1951) & Katherine (b. 1883); stepson Harold M. Hiner

kbozman74 — 2005-12-27 05:41:48Z

Oscar Matthias (1874-1880) and Frank Matthias (1875-1892)

kbozman74 — 2005-12-27 05:12:59Z

for years i did not know what happened to these brothers. after finding their death certificates, i now know that Oscar Matthias died July 19, 1880 and Frank Matthias died February 11, 1892. Both were buried in Concordia Cemetery, Forest Park, Illinois.

Frederick T. Matthias (1906-1988) & Mary Johnson Matthias (1911-2001); children Claudette, Fred, Bernard (1940-1972) and Marlene

kbozman74 — 2005-12-27 05:09:24Z

....... 3 Frederick T. Matthias b: June 30, 1906 in Chicago, IL d: January 20, 1988 Burial: Unknown Oakridge Cemetery, Hillside, Illinois
.......... +Mary M. Johnson b: September 04, 1911 d: July 07, 2001 Burial: Unknown Oakridge Cemetery, Hillside, Illinois
.......... 4 Claudette Matthias b: Private
............. +Robert Glorch b: Private m: Private
.......... 4 Fred Matthias b: Private
............. +Leah ?? b: Private m: Private
.......... 4 Bernard F. Matthias b: July 24, 1940 d: July 20, 1972 Burial: Unknown Oakridge Cemetery, Hillside, Illinois
.......... 4 Marlene Matthias b: Private

Charles Matthias (1839-1914) & Alvina Leppert-Matthias (1846-1922); children Frederick Sr (1870-1943), Oscar (1873-), Frank (1875-), Alma Hoffman (1877-1947), Olga Papenfus-Curtis (1879-1939), Arthur (1883-), and Clara Jiede (1886-)

2005-09-04 01:44:42Z

Searching for Matthias Line.

2005-08-17 14:23:38Z

Hi, I am trying to find leads to my Matthias line in America. also there are Newton ancestors related to this line too.the Matthias were from originally Yorkshire in England, but children emigrated to America during the late 1800's. anyone with Matthias in their family line, would be interested to receive any kind of information from them.
regards, JUNE.

Searching for Matthias Line.

2005-08-17 07:21:30Z

Hi,
I am trying to trace ancestors of Samuel Matthias previously from Yorkshire in England. there are connections to Newton's from same area in England. timespan late 1800's to middle 1900's.
regards, JUNE.

John William MATTHIAS b. Reading, PA > OH > IL > d. 20 Sept 1913 - Kansas City, MO

JohnWOBrien — 2005-07-15 00:29:49Z

"The Kansas City Journal" (Missouri) Sunday, September 21, 1913

John William MATTHIAS, 68 years old, died of heart disease
yesterday at his home, 1608 Benton boulevard. Mr. MATTHIAS
was born in Reading, Pa., was graduated from the Ohio Medical
college, Cincinnati, in 1875, where for several years he practiced
medicine. He came to Kansas City from Chicago, where he had
been engaged in the banking business, in 1887. At the time of
his death he was in the millinery business at 210 East Tenth
street. Mr. MATTHIAS was a Mason, member of Temple lodge,
York and Scottish rites, and Ararat temple. He is survived by
his wife.

Funeral services will be held at the home at 2:30 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon. Burial will be in Elmwood Cemetery.

======================================================
(I have no connection with this family but I'd appreciate
knowing if you found this posting helpful.)
johnobrien@kc.rr.com
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neirbo5

Peter Matthias of PA. ~ Hung in 1808

BasketLady420 — 2005-06-15 11:00:38Z

MATTHIAS, PETER 26 BLACK MALE FIDDLER MURDER-ROBBERY HANGING MAR 11 1808 PHILADELPHIA

I am not related to this person, just passing on this information, which comes from the following website.
Joyce

http://users.bestweb.net/~rg/execution/PENNSYLVANIA.htm

3rd G-Grandfather

Family_Price — 2005-05-30 00:44:03Z

Thomas L Matthias married Lucinda Melinda Woodfin about 1837. One of their sons John A. Matthias was born in GA. about 1847. Does this family belong to anyone in this group? Can anyone help me with finding more about Thomas and his family?

Matthias Family

Family_Price — 2005-05-30 00:44:03Z

This is my line also. Let's compare notes.
Contact me directly

Richard
fulprice@metrolink.net

Matthias

JimMatthias34 — 2005-04-16 23:16:57Z

My wing of the Matthias family. My GGfather James came from Nova Scotia - English origin - settled in N.California in 1880. His father came to Calif and is buried here.
They were farmers near Halifax.

Re: Johaun Christoph Christ Matthias

2005-03-14 23:41:49Z

Tracy, thanks so much for the information! I'd love to have any information you can share - I'm trying to make our Family tree as complete as possible. I had no info on where these g-g-g grandparents of mine ended up although I suspected it must have been Kansas. Is Perry near Carbondale? (I live in Canada so my detailed knowledge of American states is not very good!)

I was also fortunate to have had a reply from another Matthias descendent who lives in Washington state. Are you familiar with this branch, are you looking for info on them? If so, I'll dig up my details/contact for you.

Alison