Ming - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Kathryn Bell Ming of Ca

jwwalt — 2011-09-03 18:29:16Z

Seeking descendents of Kathryn BELL Ming, niece of my grandmother Clemma Newnam, b. South Milford IN. I understood she and a sister, Zell Bell, were teachers in Apple Valley CA 1930-1940 era. Gladly share my NEWNAM genealogy if interested.

Mings who emigrated to the United States

maureenreseigh — 2011-07-16 19:12:54Z

Hi my Grandmother was Mabel Violet Ming one of thirteen children, ten of who emigrated to the United States in the early twentieth century from London I would be most grateful if anyone had any information about what happened to them and any information on their decendents.

Re: looking for info on the MING name

ilovekadybug — 2011-04-14 22:48:01Z

i recently joined ancestry.com. i have been trying to find out about the Ming name also. my greatgrandmother was cristine Ming. i believe she came over to the U.S< around 1868 with her parents, could only find thier names as Ming and Bin Ling? I really would like to find more information some day.

Ming

mingia — 2010-10-25 22:20:54Z

Looking for Elinor Ming (died about 1766) married Abraham Mullin/Moulon Jr (1703)about 1738.
Found in Perquimens Co. NC in 1707.
Please mail me at mingia@bellsouth.net
Thanks for any help you may have
Joanne Mingia Burch

Re: T C Ming

bettyccrn — 2010-08-03 00:23:32Z

Well, you are my second cousin. My grandmother was Eva "Evie" (Harger) Lane, and my daddy was your grandmother's favorite person - at least that is what your aunts have told me. They have said there was never a doubt in any of their minds that if their mother could have traded one or all of them for my daddy, she would have. My daddy was Roland Clinton Lane. By the way, Grandma Harger's name was Margaret Ann, but everyone called her Maggie. I have a picture of your mother and some of the rest of the family, including me when I was about 3 years old, sitting on the bookshelf in front of my computer. It was taken at Grandma Harger's house. I'd like to get to know you. My e-mail is fcochran@hiwaay.net Looking forward to hearing from you!

Re: T C Ming

Wilson69 — 2010-08-03 00:01:12Z

Ok here is one for you. I am Thomas Cope Ming's Great Great Grandson. From his daughter Margeret Ann Ming who was married to James Harger. My Grandmother is Clara Deramo her daughter, and my mother is Rosie Wilson daughter if Clara and Biasio Deramo.

Re: looking for info on the MING name

mingwv — 2010-07-11 23:26:13Z

Hi Our name is a hard one to research. My MING came into NC in the late 1600s or early 1700, and settled in Beauford Co, NC. It was Joseph Ming, his wife, Sarah (?), and three sons; Thomas, Joseph, and Nathaniel. Joseph was a ships master and sailed sloops in the Atlantic and on the James and York Riversin Virginia.

I have never made a tie with the name MING of NC and the name MINGE of VA. Some say there is a tie but cannot give proof. I will admit that I have never researched the name MING in Florida.

Tradition is that my line came from Wales but I have never proved it. My DNA does indicate the United Kingdom.

Being you are starting the long road of researching, I will help all I can. Fire away with your questions. If you are interested in going the DNA route, I can help in that aspect also. Bill Ming

Charles John and Emily Ming

ameecham_1 — 2010-07-02 10:23:20Z

We are daughters of Henry George and Elaine Ming, trying to find our cousins daughters of the above, or any of their families.

Re: looking for info on the MING name

Mingnuts — 2010-07-01 18:27:51Z

My branch of Ming's came from the German speaking area of Switzerland. When John Ming came over in the 1890's the story is that when he landed in NY he had a brother and they were separated never to see each other again. There are a lot of Ming's in Switzerland. That could give you and area to search.

Re: Contact me!

hallas71 — 2010-05-23 08:51:00Z

Hi Betty, well it's been 10 yrs. since I inquired about my grandparents, sorry I never answered back, if you read this, my email is hallas71@gmail.com, would love to hear more about the info. on my grandparents (Vester Frost and Duffie Ming).

Re: searching for family

1sunshine52 — 2010-05-02 20:55:04Z

up date
george ming parents were
joesph ming died in his fourty's
emma dillet was george's mother
george also had a sister named mary a brother named joesph

Re: Mary Leone Ming

renplaza1 — 2010-03-28 00:38:38Z

I have a great aunt named Mary or Marie L. Ming born July 17, 1897. The Mings on my side of the family immigrated from Switzerland

Re: Sarah (Sally) Ming

DavidDuncan1111 — 2010-03-07 22:53:55Z

Correction: It was Sarah Beasley's mother who mentioned
her granddau, Sarah, in her will.

David

Re: Sarah (Sally) Ming

DavidDuncan1111 — 2010-03-07 22:52:05Z

Hello and thanks for your reply,
It seems that Sarah Beasley in her will bequeathed
something to her grand-daughter Sarah Beasley.
I've got the details somewhere, but that is where
I made the connection. Now I'm wondering how correct
my "connection" is.

David

Re: Alexander Cleveland Christopher Columbus Ming

mingwv — 2010-01-22 03:56:40Z

Hi Ryan, You have completely lost me! How do you fit in with the A. C. Ming family?

Re: Alexander Cleveland Christopher Columbus Ming

ryanadams931 — 2010-01-21 19:58:25Z

hi, this is ryan adams, son of roy delbert adams. I would just like to say thanks for this information, it is really interesting, and hope you get your blanks filled in (:

enoch Mings b 1822 m susan rouse 1845 richland co Ohio

JohnFMingos — 2009-11-26 17:48:03Z

Seeking his parents in Pa or Ny. tedimax2msn.com

Re: Looking for Unknown half siblings

bdming — 2009-09-17 03:14:31Z

Sherrlyn,

Would he be known as Charles (Buddy).

Any more details would help.

Bill ming

Re: Sarah (Sally) Ming

bdming — 2009-09-17 03:04:50Z

I only knew of Willam Joseph and Samual Joseph as children of Joseph and Sarah.

Re: Frank Ming

bdming — 2009-09-17 02:59:39Z

That was Francis M born January 1845. He was in the Co. A 57th Alabama Infantry. His wife was Elvira Chambers Haze. He was the brother of my great great grandfather Thomas Cope Ming. William Joseph Ming from North Carolina was his father. Elizabeth Ann Cope was his mother.

Bill Ming

Re: T C Ming

bdming — 2009-09-17 02:29:11Z

That was Thomas Cope Ming. He was captured at Vicksburg then swore an oath of allegiance July 4 1863, then went back to Alabama and joined the first alabama infantry. In between military assignments he married Rebecca Ann Bayguets and sired my great grandfather William Henry Ming.
Thomas was on a gun boat on the Yazoo river, he most likely went up the Arkansa River where he setteled after the Civil war. He was a captured a second time in Tennesee and was sent to Camp Douglas near chicago. There he nearly starved to death. 2 of his brothers were killed in the civil war.
T C's father was William Joseph Ming, His mother was Elisabeth Cope. His Grand father was Joseph Ming of North Carolina. Civil war records and pension information for Civil War Vets of Arkansas has a wealth of information.

bdming

Re: Lorine Catherine MING b. 1917in ARK.

bdming — 2009-09-17 02:09:29Z

Vikie,
Katherine or Catherine Ming was my Virgil Ming's sister.
my grandfather.
Her father was William Henry Ming, Born 1865 died 1940, her mother was Myrtle Pillgreen.

Her siblings were Zell, Virgil, Herman, Lula, Willie, Harry, Irene, Clarence in that order. She was the youngest.

Zell has many descendents around stocton.
Bill Ming

Re: Mings who emigrated to the United States

mingwv — 2009-08-12 00:19:12Z

Sorry, I can be of no help. My Ming, Joseph, came into the colonies in 1702 and settled in North Carolina.

Mings who emigrated to the United States

maureenreseigh — 2009-08-10 15:11:16Z

I'm looking for relatives who's ancestors emigrated in the early 20th century. My grandmother Mabel Violet Ming was one of thirteen children many of them emigrated to the U.S.A. Their parents were Alfred and Ellen Ming from West Ealing in West London, they married on 31/1/1870. Any one who has any information on the wereabouts of any of the emigrating families I would be very grateful.

Re: Siblings of Mabel Violet Ming

mingwv — 2009-07-15 21:24:32Z

Sorry, I can be of no help at all. My MING line goes off in another direction. Bill

Siblings of Mabel Violet Ming

maureenreseigh — 2009-07-12 13:35:24Z

I am looking for siblings of my grandmother Mabel Violet Ming (born on 26/5/1892) who emigrated to the U.S.A in the early 20th century. She was one on 13 children and many of them emigrated.

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Re: Surname Ming

theresavanheerden — 2009-05-30 18:04:25Z

Ludwig
Do you know if Niklaus have any descendants?
How old is he?
Is there any way that I could contact him directly. Do you know him personally or how do you get all the information?
Regards
Theresa

Re: Surname Ming

ldegelo — 2009-05-17 12:32:13Z

Elisabeth Ming was born in Lungern about 1902. She had two brothers, Hans and Basil and one sister named Frieda. All of them are dead without leaving any descendant. Except basil he had one son named Niklaus. He is living in Lungern CH and works as a farmer (Bauer)

Re: Surname Ming

mingwv — 2009-05-16 16:08:17Z

Sorry, I can't help you a bit. My MING came from Wales!

Re: Surname Ming

theresavanheerden — 2009-05-15 05:43:18Z

My grandmother originated from Lugern, Switzerland. Her name was Elizabeth Ming. She married a English man called Leslie Richardson and moved to South Africa (must have been in the 1920's). I will have to get more info on her full names and birth/death date. Can anyone tell me if there is still any of her family (Ming)alive in Lugern Switzerland? I know she had a nephew called Hans that was living there.

Re: Duffie Ming Frost

mingwv — 2009-04-02 19:50:52Z

Sorry, I know of no connections! William

Re: Duffie Ming Frost

bettyccrn — 2009-04-02 01:08:55Z

So far as I know, your Claude Harger is not kin to my James S. "Jim" Harger. My Hargers are in Logan County, Arkansas, and they came there from Indiana. I have not found a Mississippi connection.

Re: Duffie Ming Frost

beverly8040 — 2009-04-01 23:19:42Z

i have a jim harger as a gggrandfather. my grandfather claude lived in quitman miss. do you know if there are any connections.

New Jersey MING DNA Study

mingwv — 2009-01-27 22:32:23Z

As Project Director for the MING DNA Project, I would like to correspond with a descendant of the NJ MING line with the idea of doing a DNA study of your branch of the MING family. If you can show your connection to the NJ MING line, I will pay for the DNA Kit.

Re: I'm a Ming too!

kathyrowe_1 — 2008-11-15 18:46:26Z

Well My greatgrandma Spies. Was the daughter of Fred R. Ming. She married Charles Spies. As far as the R. if I am not mistaken (need to get back into research) stands for Romig or Romick still not sure of spelling. Which ever it is it was his mothers maiden name. Now I have a silly question. How do you know my mom? You can e-mail me if you wish kathyrowe@earthlink.net

Re: I'm a Ming too!

RobynA44 — 2008-11-14 16:05:12Z

ME TOO!!!
Kathy your mom gave me somthing that was writen "grandma Spies father" rifering to Fred R. Ming how come they didn't share the same last name if they where father and dauter? And is R. for Richard? By the way the political graveyard says he was born in Monroe country NY.?.?

Re: PHOTO: Charles MING, father of Edith and Jessie, widower in 1910, Illinois

mingwv — 2008-10-17 20:00:33Z

I have no knowledge of a Charles MING in IL. Thanks for contacting me about the photo. I hope you can find someone who can claim it. Bill

PHOTO: Charles MING, father of Edith and Jessie, widower in 1910, Illinois

kathy3643 — 2008-10-16 20:51:43Z

I recently bought a photo identified as Charles Ming. This may be Charles Ming enumerated in the 1910 Census in Alto Pass, Union County, IL as a 39 yr old widower with two daughters, Edith, 2 yrs, and Jessie 10/12. Both children born in IL as was Charles.

I would like to connect this original photo with a family member or family researcher.

Please contact me if you have an interest in this photo.

Kathy@FamilyWeSearch.com

Re: MING Agnes 1910 1992

mingwv23 — 2007-09-29 15:28:58Z

Thanks, William L. Ming

Re: MING Essie M PARKS mother

mingwv23 — 2007-09-27 00:24:44Z

Thanks, Bill Ming

Andrew Ming(s) of Scotland

mingwv — 2007-07-16 00:46:59Z

Seeking information on Andrew Ming(s) who was born in Scotland about 1735. He was in the Colonies by 1755 because his son, Joseph B. Ming, was born in Charleston, SC 10 April 1755. Joseph B. died in IL, 14 April 1849. Thank you in advance!

Re: I am a Ming...Looking for family out there.

iamrusty — 2006-12-12 05:53:25Z

Sorry, I got so caught up in doing my family tree I just forgot. Tell me again what you needed.
Sorry
Rusty

Re: Ming DNA Project

mingwv23 — 2006-12-12 02:24:09Z

The Ming DNA Project has a change in it's web site address. Please note the change: familytreedna.com/public/mingfamily/. Bill

Re: I am a Ming...Looking for family out there.

mingwv — 2006-12-12 02:19:20Z

Rusty, What happened? I thought you were going to send me some pictures of the Jennings Cemetery. I have been updating my files and pictures on the Mount Zion Cemetery at Bertram and thought of you. Bill

Joseph Ming, his homeland.

mingwv — 2006-11-18 21:07:39Z

Joseph Ming died before 1707 in Bath, Beaufort Co., NC. Tradition is that he was from Wales or Ireland. Would like to correspont with anyone researching the name MING. My Haplogroup is R1b1c. Bill.

Re: Alexander Cleveland Christopher Columbus Ming

mingwv — 2006-11-18 20:39:55Z

David, thanks for your query. First to clarify the one of the names on your list. It is "Alexander Columbus MING". He went by "A. C. MING". He is buried in Fairland Cemetery, near Marble Falls, Burnet Co., TX. He is the son of my GG Uncle Thomas N. MING. Now about Sally MING, she was not the daughter of James MING (1765) and Ann Beasley (b: Abt. 1770 in NC, d. Dec 1836 in Athens, Limestone Co., AL. You are correct that James MING was the son of Thomas MING and Delilah. May I say this, so far as I know, there is no proof that Delilah was a Felton. I have seen a Felton will in which her name was grafted into the will but there is no proof to back that up. Whee does the "Joseph" come in? My immigrant ancestor was Joseph MING who died in 1701 in NC. His son was Thomas d. Bef. 1768. Married a Sarah. One Thomas' sons was Joseph b. Bef. 1696, d. Bef. 1 Dec 1750 in Chowan Co., NC. Married Rachel Ward. I can supply what proof I have if you need it. Hope this helps. William L. Ming.

Re: Alexander Cleveland Christopher Columbus Ming

mingwv — 2006-11-18 20:39:55Z

David, I made a typo. My immigrant ancestor Joseph MING died in 1707 and not in 1701. The date 1701 is when he came into Bath, now Beaufort Co., NC. Sorry for the mistake. WLM

Re: I am a Ming...Looking for family out there.

mingwv — 2006-11-18 20:39:55Z

Hello Rusty, Yes I can help. Your William R. Jennings married Nancy Elizabeth Ming, Daughter of Alexander Columbus Ming. I can take you back to Joseph Ming who came into NC before 1702. I have enough to make up a package of hard copies if you will send to me your mailing address. It will be next week. I am leaving for Houston, TX after lunch and will be back late Saturday Afternoon. You and I are distant cousins. Bill

Re: I am a Ming...Looking for family out there.

mingwv — 2006-11-18 20:39:55Z

Thanks. I just returned from Houston this afternoon from the International Genealogical DNA Conference. I hape I am not to late to say "yes" for any info you can send, especially if you can send the pictures on line. I received your address so I will start putting things together for you. Bill