Pasco - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Carter, Melvina and Ray C PASCO of Warrensburg, Warren County, NY

blm67 — 2012-05-21 13:07:25Z

Carter was born 1860, Melvina 1869/70 and Ray C 1891.
They lived in Warrensburg, NY 1890 through the 1930 census. Then they disappear.

I've been unable to find them in the 1940 census, finagrave, or any sources I know. Death records for New York began when -- ????

By chance does anybody know where or what happened to this family? Melvina was a Heath before her marriage. She is part of our family - my paternal 1st great-grandparents.

Re: grandmother Rosalee Pasco

TedPasco — 2012-02-08 00:53:34Z

OK.will do.Going thru this website takes to much time. Please to contact me at gringoviejo69@yahoo.com

Re: grandmother Rosalee Pasco

mvardaman — 2012-02-07 21:56:34Z

Hi Ted you mustve been talking about Frank who was married to ida louise hall. they had several children. one of their children, charles daniel pasco is married to my aunt and just passed away yesterday./ let me know what kind of info u need

Re: grandmother Rosalee Pasco

TedPasco — 2012-02-06 19:49:18Z

Hi Melissa,

I have gathered some info since posting this query. Frank Pasco is my second cousin, deceased. However, I am always open to sharing data, so the answer is yes. Please contact me at gringoviejo69@yahoo.com

Ted

Re: grandmother Rosalee Pasco

mvardaman — 2012-02-06 19:13:14Z

dear ted, not sure if you found frank yet but i have info regarding the family. charles pasco, frank jr's brother is my uncle. if u need further info let me know!

PASCO Allen honor our hero who died in Vietnam - Wall section 53W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-09-16 12:12:23Z

PASCO Allen honor our hero who died in Vietnam - Wall section 53W

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 216,696 photos free at http://teafor2.com

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

obit for Nancy Pasco Harper, born 1841 Indiana, died 1909 Kansas

cwhite02 — 2010-08-17 20:21:23Z

Glasco Sun, Cloud County, Kansas, April 30, 1909, page 6:
Obituary of Mrs. Harper
Nancy S. Pasco was born in Marion County, Ind., Nov. 3rd, 1841, and died at her home near Glasco, April 23rd, 1909, 67 yrs, 5 months, 20 days.
In 1852 she moved with her parents to Benton County, Iowa. Here she resided until her marriage to Samuel A. Harper, Sept. 30, 1858. To this union were born six children, Mrs. Sarah McClellan, Noah Harper, Mrs. Isabel Matthews, John Harper, Mrs. Elizabeth Studt, and Wm. Harper, all of her survive her except Mrs. Matthews, who departed this life Oct. 10, 1888.
There were 22 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren.
Mother Harper united with the Christian church at the age of sixteen years and continued a member until she removed to Kansas in 1878, when she united with the M.E. church, of which she was a faithful member to the end. And during all her life, she proved her Christian inclinations and lived according to her profession, a true follower of Him who died that men might live.
Not long ago Mr. and Mrs. Harper celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary, at which all the living children were present.
The funeral occurred on Saturday, April 24, at three o'clock p.m. from the Methodist church, Rev. J.T. Bates officiating, in which capacity he was assisted by Rev. J.F. Hay, of the Christian church, and Eld. E.L.Pettus, of the A.C. denomination.

Re: grandmother Rosalee Pasco

wandanmi18 — 2010-01-24 23:50:16Z

Hi Eddie, it's your cousin Wanda (Haislet), now LaCroix. Rosalee was also my Grandma, my Mom (Marguerite) was your Mom's Sister, my Aunt Wilda. My Mom (Marguerite) just passed away Tuesday (01-19-10), it's been really hard. I was looking for Grandma's cemetery. Wasn't your sister (Liz) taking care of Grandma's grave?

Doreen from australia searching for deaths of family in R.I. or CT.

bettymclaughlin59 — 2009-09-13 06:27:07Z

Hello list

I have just joined this list,
hoping to find out if some of my ancestors
may have died in Connecticut

all the info I have at present

is that a Ellen P PASCOE
was born in Rockville CT,
1876,

this is off a census record for 1880 in Westerly Rhode Island,
also on the same record was her mother Thomasine,

on the 1900 census it stated she had 4 children dead and 1 alive
which was Ellen,

what I was trying to find out, is any information about the other 4
children
that may have died in Connecticut and were buried there

I have found that the Family moved to R.I.
sometime after 1876 as they were in Westerly R.I. on the 1880 census,
and are all buried in Westerly R.I.
but the 4 other children were not in the cemetery at Westerly,

so I am asking the list,

if there are any death records possibly from 1870 to 1876 before 1880
as I am unsure when they moves from C.T. to R.I.
after Ellen was born,

also if there are any Cemetery records online that I may be able to see
if any Pascoe/ Pasco children are buried in Connecticut

hoping this is not too big a request

I live in Australia,

regards

Doreen

i have been asked to help , i am not related to family

Re: Pascoes

tgismom — 2009-04-12 16:57:17Z

Lavinia was born 04/30/1872
Married Edward (Edwin)Addison Hervey Ellis

Re: Arthur Pasco, Born abt 1849, Conn

tgismom — 2009-04-12 04:38:32Z

Hey
My grandfather is Charles, Arthurs' Brother. Nice to find another family member on this site. See attached photo. Left to right are Edward, Lavinia, Arthur, Charles, and Alice.

Re: Arthur Pasco, Born abt 1849, Conn

tgismom — 2009-04-09 14:34:47Z

I too am related to Lavina. My grandfathers name is Charles Leroy. Lets get in contact??

Re: Arthur Pasco, Born abt 1849, Conn

GRZY33 — 2009-03-27 06:25:54Z

My great-grandfather was also Arthur J. Pasco whose wife was Alice. They had a daughter Lavinia who was my Grandmother on my mother's side. I would love to communicate with you about how we tie into the same ancestry. The info. I have said Arthur J. Pasco was born in New Jersey about 1848 or 1849. He is buried in Rose Hill Cemetary in Oklahoma City, OK and his date of death was Oct 24, 1923. My mother (Lavinia's daughter) was Alice Amelia Ellis. I was named (middle name) Lavinia after my grandmother. Please write back to me so we can figure this out. Most of my relatives are now deceased so I am happy to find you. Thanks ever so much. Sue Lavinia (Huddleston) Oravetz from Oklahoma City, OK

Gladys Irene Higgins Pasco Ramsey, born Jun 1904, lived Denver & Billings

margerice1 — 2009-03-18 05:54:19Z

I have two original photographs of “Gladys Irene Higgins”, which I’d like to get back to descendants or family members. One is a postcard photo, dated 1914, and the other is a 2x3” snapshot, stating her age as 12 and “born 6/29/04”.

I found the family of Gladys in the 1910 & 1920 censuses of Denver, showing her age 4 in 1910 and 15 in 1920. She was daughter of Ralph R. Higgins and Mary Blanche (Buckingham) Higgins. Obituaries in the Billings Gazette for her parents showed her as survivor, Gladys (H. for Higgins) Pasco of Billings – whose daughters were Barbara Joanne Higgins and Margaret Ann Higgins of Portland, and Ruth Mary Pasco of Billings.

In 1930, Gladys lived in Casper (Natrona Co.) WY with husband William D. Pasco (married in Sep 1923), and she was Gladys Pasco, age 25. Billings paper showed that Mr./Mrs. Wm. D. Pasco of Casper “had a baby girl born 28 Feb 1932”: Ruth Mary Pasco. Mr. Pasco died in Billings in Nov 1948. I found evidence that Ruth Mary Pasco married James L. Spiker Jul 1954 and lived near Chicago – and that at that time Ruth Mary was “daughter of Mr./Mrs. H. Darrell Ramsey”.

Get back to me at margerice@prodigy.net if you are related to Gladys I. Higgins Pasco Ramsey.

Elizabeth Fish Pasco , Schenectady, NY, ~1789 (Joseph Pasco)

BonnieMcNeill — 2008-12-29 22:18:12Z

Looking for information about Elizabeth Fish, born Schenectady country NY about 1789. Married Joseph Pasco about 1812. Their children were Osmond, Hannah, Vernon, Cyrus, Lucien, Quincy, Celestia, Selim and Loren. She settled in Metomen, Fond du Lac Wisconsin and died in 1862. Any help on ancestors would be great!

Re: Pasco's in Ohio

wiesenhutter — 2008-08-18 13:24:15Z

When I bought my replacement hard-drive, I also bought a zip drive, to make sure I wouldn't repeat the mistake.

The ftm would be great!... my email is still wiesenhutter@arcadia.edu.

Kristin

Re: Pasco's in Ohio

ded_rellys — 2008-08-17 20:23:37Z

i don t have time either but for some reason just immersed myself this weekend. if you need the ftm file or print out, just holler. i've lost 2 computers/harddrives but had been backing up my genealogy to an external harddrive and/or zip discs. I lost some early research but not too much.

your Harvey the lawyer is pretty well documented.

hope all is well!

Re: Hugh's children

ded_rellys — 2008-08-17 17:11:14Z

i'm trying to determine parentage of one Henry Seymour Pasco who was born in abt 1815, either CT or OH. He goes to Illinois in the late 1830s, then to Iowa in the 1840s and returns to Illinois where he dies in 1871. (There is also a Harvey Pasco in Illinois in the same neighborhood -- i am beginning to think they are one and the same person.)

at the same time he is in Iowa, another Pasco settles there, from Indiana, one Asa Pasco. Rumor has it he is descended from Stoddart -> Jonah -> James.

doyou have anything on these two?

Re: Pasco's in Ohio

wiesenhutter — 2008-08-17 15:08:28Z

Hi Colleen,

It's been many years for me as well. I lost my hard-drive two computers ago (and did not have a back-up of my files), and haven't had the hours needed to go back and re-enter everything.

I suppose it's possible that Henry could have been a mis-spelled Harvey... there have been stranger things. I do remember that the original Harvey I know of in Moultrie County, IL(about 1844?) seemed to disappear, but the others are traceable. My great-grandfather, from what I understand, was an eccentric lawyer... and getting copies of his marriage license(s?) make me wonder if that wasn't correct.

Re: Looking for Stoddard Pasco Children

RosemaryCorbin39 — 2008-08-17 03:26:25Z

I only know of Asa. Both Stoddard and Asa were born in East Windsor, CT. Asa was married in Ohio in 1831, and he died in Iowa in 1865. Rosemary

Re: Pasco's in Ohio

ded_rellys — 2008-08-16 20:38:51Z

Kristen, i wonder if you are still there. it's been many years since we worked on this line.

mostly all i've been able to do is eliminate some transcrption errors, making the pool of Pascos somewhat smaller.

i'm starting to wonder if my Henry and your Harvey are one and the same person.

colleen

Re: Looking for Stoddard Pasco Children

ded_rellys — 2008-08-16 20:30:36Z

did Stoddard have other children? I'm trying to establish ancestry of Henry Seymour Pasco who lived in Davis County, Iowa at the same time as Asa Pasco (who lived in Benton County).

they each have a daughter called Marinda.

Henry had roamed around southern Illinois and after a 10 year stint in Iowa, returned there (Moultrie County) with his family. He died in 1871. He is born 1815-1821 in Ohio or Connecticut.
thanks in advance!

Re: Pasco, Caldwell, Seifried

jstxnorth — 2008-07-01 03:36:40Z

HI my name is Jim Seifried e-mail me and I will try to help you locate some information. I am 38 and can go back about 6 generations, from Germany to Oklahoma.

Re: familytree

dcmischenko — 2008-05-17 21:52:27Z

My grandmother is Mary Ellen Galusha, who married Theodore Beecher Hayes.

Mary Ellen Galusha's parents, my g-gparents are Hershel Clifford Galusha. Who married my g-gmother Nina Belle Millington.

I have photos on disk of family headstones also photos.
you can email me directly at dcmischenko@yahoo.com this is my regular email I use for family.

Re: familytree

G1LA2Rfamily — 2008-05-17 13:29:14Z

I am also researching the family of Nina Millington.
Curious to know of your connection.

Nina's father Robert Millington would be my great uncle
brother of my great grandmother.

Thank you,
Gsil g4j3s@msn.com

Re: grandmother Rosalee Pasco

TedPasco — 2008-05-01 21:38:44Z

I may have the information you are searching for. I have Rosella Littleton, born July 1897 in West Virginia, probably Moundsville, married to Frank M. Pasco about 1932 in Jefferson County, Ohio. She had one son, Franklin McKinley Pasco, born 13 July 1933, died 24 Feb 2003 in Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio.

I have been looking for Frank for a long time. He and I were very close in the mid 50s. Please contact me as soon as possible at gringoviejo69@yahoo.com. I hope to hear from you very soon.

Ted Pasco

Harvey Pasco

2007-01-02 02:51:45Z

Sorry Kristin I cannot find any more info at this time. Jean

pasco's

pascop — 2007-01-02 02:51:22Z

we don't have any harvey's in our records. sorry

Harvey Pasco

2007-01-02 02:50:59Z

Jean,
Since you are in Moultrie County, have you come across any information on a Harvey Pasco? He married Hannah/Nancy Baird in Ohio in 1832 (?... I don't have my info in front of me), then purchased land in Shelby/Moultrie county in 1844... their son, Harvey Pasco, married Cora Grindoll in Macon County in 1879. In any case, I'm looking to find out what happenned to this Harvey from Ohio.

I appreciate any help!!!

Thanks,
Kristin

Henry Pasco

2007-01-02 02:50:28Z

I live in Moultrie co. Illinois and have been trying to find information concerning my Great Grandfather Henry Pasco, born. 1816 and married Sarah Jane McCune. My records show 6 children one Jacob ( my grandfather) other children are: Liza jane, Mary, Aime , Alice, Rebecca and Howard.
Any information would be appreciated. Please contact me at babyjean@motion.net.

Pocketbook of human skin

2007-01-02 02:49:26Z

I am in possession of a human skin pocketbook that has been passed down in our family from Ottis Pasco.There is some handwriting on this pocket: () indicates corrections or omitted leters. OTIS PASCO OF (GLASTONBURY) STEEL NOT THIS SKIN OF MINE FOR IT TIS A HUMAN SKIN OF MINE JONATHAN PASCO (t)IS (a) (h)UM(an) (skin) FT TICONDEROGA CONT(l) 4-3(s) LAWFUL MONEY (due) (s)ept 25 1775. If anyone has any additional info on this pocketbook or a journal that was with it please e-mail me.

Re: Pocketbook of human skin

mkpascoe — 2007-01-02 02:48:53Z

I know of the pocketbook, my grand father was Leon Pascoe from Windsor Locks Ct. I believe you would be a great uncle to me, Mary (Tiny) is one of my grandfathers sisters and is still living in her fathers house at this time. Tiny spells the Pascoe name with no "e" on the end.

Raymond Pasco/Pascoe of Michigan 1930s to present

FrancesRascona — 2006-12-16 02:48:21Z

I am looking for info regarding Ray Pasco who's mother, Mary, married Theodore Dey. Theodore is my great uncle. I believe they were married in the 1930s in Michigan; or, possibly Akron Ohio. Theodore and Mary's children were Teddy, Erna, Richard, Robert, Beverly, Barbara and Betty. Betty, Barbara and Beverley are triplets. Teddy (Theodore) and Erna are twins.
Any information regarding this family will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Pasco in Wilkes-Barre, PA.