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SABIN Chong Suk Annie 1946 1981

t42Greenwood_TarrantCoTX — 2012-05-01 17:55:35Z

SABIN Chong Suk Annie 1946 1981

DaveStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Greenwood Cemetery, Tarrant County, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 223,080 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Tarrant), cemetery(Greenwood) and Surname .
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Re: Descendants of William Sabin now ONLINE!

KelsyJonesSabin — 2012-04-17 17:06:15Z

When I go to this website I see nothing but a bunch of pictures?

Bucknell, Sabin, Mordaunt, Watts, Cowley, Families in Crick Northamptonshire

senatorjack — 2012-03-18 20:54:12Z

We are able to get back to abt 1720's with Bucknell. Sabin, Mordaunt, Watts and Cowley. If you are knowledgable of any of these families in Crick in the 1600's, I would love to hear from you.

Thanks

james b. sabin and elle ehinger beaver dam wisconsin

airrikweaver — 2012-03-02 19:25:16Z

i am looking for any descendants of james b. sabin and his second wife elle ehinger they lived in beaver dam wisconsin and also in hammond wisconsin. james was a photographer.elle is a distant great aunt of mine and i mostly am looking for mor info on the ehinger family of clyman wiscosin. their children are as follows:
Children of Ella Ehringer and James Birney Sabin are:
i. Birney Sabin was born DEC 1874 in WI.
ii. Mary Sabin was born MAR 1877 in WI.
iii. Jennie Sabin was born 1879 in Beaver Dam, Dodge, WI, and died 7 JUL 1882 in Hammond, St Crois, WI.
2. iv. Howard Ehringer Sabin was born 26 JUN 1890 in Hammond, St Crois, WI, and died 7 JAN 1966 in Foxboro, Norfolk, MA. He married Clarice Abbie Beard. She died BEF 1966. He married Jessie Romania Crawford ABT 1915, daughter of Samuel Crawford and Alice Cecelia Penrose. She was born 21 NOV 1889 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, UT, and died 9 MAY 1916 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, UT.

Re: Sabin website

wwheater — 2011-11-19 22:46:26Z

Only get some pictures on the website no family info

Lucius 'Lute' Sabin

tleeh1 — 2011-09-18 15:51:39Z

Am looking for information on the Lucius 'Lute' SABIN family. He lived in Kansas (Lawrence and possibly Eudora) and California.

Lute -- b abt 1857 d 1923
m Emma F (possibly FIELDS) or B (possibly Blanche) MCCURDY (b 1861 in Maine d abt 1900)

Children:
Frank -- dates unknown
Florence (may also be known as Flossine M) -- b. abt 1893
Lute -- b. abt 1893
Omega L -- b. abt 1878
Emma H -- b. abt 1890 d. abt 1977

Lute's wife Emma was the daughter of Daniel and Hannah (FIELDS) McCURDY. Her siblings include: Andrew Carlton McCurdy (wife: Sarah M SPENCER); George F McCurdy (wife: Josephine RICHARDS); Walter S McCurdy (wife: Katie McARTHUR); and Fred A (wife: Rachel WALTON).

Thanks in advance
Terri

Re: Sabin(e): The History of an Ancient English Surname

oakleyje — 2011-09-05 14:42:27Z

http://lccn.loc.gov/53036240

It is available through the library of congress. The link above is to the books information.

Re: SABIN in northamptonshire

clarky1582 — 2011-08-31 10:28:39Z

Hi really sorry im afraid i dont i have not got very far into the family history and am already thoroughlly stuck .Sorry

William Sabin married Elizabeth Watts 1719 in Crick Northamptonshire

senatorjack — 2011-08-30 12:37:28Z

I'm sorry that I don't have any information on the Webb family.

My 5X great grandparents were William Sabin and Elizabeth Watts born 1693. They married in Crick Northamptonshire in 1719 or 1720. They had the following children all in Crick: Mary 1720, Elizabeth 1722-1798 who married Thomas Bucknell in 1746, William 1726, Thomas 1729, Ann 1731.

I reaIize that it is a long shot, I was wondering whether you had any birth information for William Sabin born abt 1690.

SABIN in northamptonshire

clarky1582 — 2011-08-23 09:06:45Z

Hello i am looking for anyone related to the sabins in northamptonshire gladys gertrude sabin/webb/tasker was my great grandmother and i am looking for information in regards to her her husband walter webb please if you know anything that could be of help please contact me many thanks

Did a daughter of Jeremiah Sr. marry John Johnson, Dutchess Co, NY?

seekerJay — 2011-08-13 00:58:08Z

In the opus, "Settlers of the Beekman Patent" (in Dutchess County, NY) in Volume VII under "The Johnson Familes" section, author Frank J. Doherty writes:

"4. JOHN JOHNSON...probably born ca. 1717...We believe he married one of the three daughters of Jeremiah Sabin Sr. [1684-1775] for whom husbands have not been found-107. They are: Abigail Sabin, b. 26 June 1721; Hannah Sabin, b. 23 March 1725; and Keziah Sabin, b. 19 Sept. 1729. They had a brother Uriah Sabin who married a Billings and they lived in Pawling 1739-1741 or so. Uriah Sabin is the father of Billings Sabin of Beekman.-108

John Johnson lived in the Pawling area or just across the state line in CT...

107. They have not been found to the knowledge of the compiler of these records.

108. Sabin family records."

Does anyone have further information on this, either pro or con? Thank you.

Re: List of all Sabin's enumerated 1790-1850

seekerJay — 2011-08-12 23:40:38Z

Wow! My typing fingers ache just looking at this list, all two of them!

About William, son of Israel - if he was born and died on the same day in 1754, he would not have been on any Census. If you meant a different death date other than 1754, he may have been missed from the Census - absence is not proof of non-existence.

But I have a feeling that you are talking about a phantom person who has sneaked into a lot of online pedigrees and who refuses to fade away? Misinformation spreads much faster, it seems, than proven data and clings more tenaciously.

Thank you for your hard work.

Re: Sabins who lived in Cazenovia-->Kenosha WI Photographs

cmsabin — 2011-05-10 21:11:36Z

I am interested in any information you can give me. I seem to remember running across an Orlando Sabin before but I have put away my information for awhile because I was hitting a brick wall. Maybe something you have will start a crack to get started again. Anything you have would be great! You can reach me personally at sabin@iowatelecom.net.

Thanks,
Carla

Re: Sabins who lived in Cazenovia-->Kenosha WI Photographs

franceslay_1 — 2011-05-01 18:50:59Z

Carla,
My grandmother was Marguerite Elizabeth Sabin, daughter of Orlando Sabin, son of Egbert Sabin, son of Israel & Chloe Birch Fuller Sabins.
I do have some information on this line of the family that relocated to California from New York if you have interest.
Kindest Regards,
Mark Lay
markl@atglc.com

Information verification

GaleStevenson88 — 2011-03-09 17:41:25Z

Can anyone verify this citation and information?

William Sabin and his descendants, 1609-2000, Volume 1 p.259

Margaret Sophia Thurber (1496 Samuel desc William) b. 20 Apr 1806, d. 11 May 1846. married Christoper Specht
1 child William Magire Marchbank Specht b. 22 Jul 1833 d. 20 Sept 1893

Re: Hattie Marie Sabin

judimiddleton4230 — 2011-01-21 00:49:36Z

Sorry. This Hattie Sabin would have been born after 1921. Thanks for trying to help though!

Re: Hattie Marie Sabin

judimiddleton4230 — 2011-01-08 18:13:02Z

I had an aunt Hattie Sabin (maiden name)who died in California.

Lydia (Welch) Sabin's death date

gotebograndma — 2011-01-06 21:20:52Z

I am trying to obtain the place and death date of Lydia (Welch) Sabin. Her husband, Ziba Sabin, died in 1825 in Plymouth, Chenango, NY. Am speculating she might have died there also. Any help would be appreciated.

SABIN Ronald - Vietnam Wall section 33W - our honor and thanks to those who put their lives on the line for us

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-12-13 19:39:15Z

SABIN Ronald - Vietnam Wall section 33W - our honor and thanks to those who put their lives on the line for us

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 219,071 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.

William A. Sabin of Faust, NY 1943

drbrownlee — 2010-11-30 04:51:26Z

William is pictured in the Cadet, yearbook of the 43-J class of the Harman Flying Center at Bruce Field in Ballinger, Texas. He is a flight cadet. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching the family.

Frederick Arthur SABIN

suesbn — 2010-11-01 15:50:44Z

Hi I am trying to find out what happended to Frederick Arthur Sabin b. 1876 who married Clara Hallam in 1901 but then left her and two young sons a few years later. I can find no trace of his death, remarriage or emigration to another country - he seems to disappear entirely! Would anyone who knows anything please get in touch with me. Thanks. Sue Sabin

Horace Carver, Jude Hoyt or Jay Horace SABIN

genharris1 — 2010-10-28 01:22:31Z

My father died a couple of years ago and had started on a family genealogy. I am trying to add to it. We are a branch of the Sabins that moved to Illinois. I am looking to update the William Sabin and his Descendants 1609-2000. Horace Carver Sabin is #1363 and Jude Hoyt Sabin is #2372 and finally my great-grandfather, Jay Horace Sabin is #4279.

Rehoboth Ann Sabin 1761

jeff5058 — 2010-10-02 12:48:25Z

Have studied the Allens from Barrington/Swansea/Rehoboth for years but the line of Dan Allens peters out with few records however they are right in the same area father to son same land. The last Dan Allen has a land evidence in Taunton Deeds (in Rehoboth) where he and his wife Ann sell in 1765. One of the Dans married Annis Chaffee but I'm sure it isn't her, however as you noted there is that marriage intention of Dan Allen to an Ann Sabin/Saben in Rehoboth intentions 25 Apr.1761.
As I mentioned he is of Dan,Dan,Dan, Dan and Mary (Dexter) ,John and Christian(Bacon) all of Swansea/Rehoboth Actually Barrington R.I. now.

One other point of note: they are living about two miles as the crow flies from Sabins Point Rehoboth , now East Providence on Narragansett Bay. I've looked back to 1680 and can't find which Sabin might have been named after. Might have been an earlier grant from Plymouth to Wm or ? It was John Browns purchase from the Indians in 1645. I wanted to add her to Frank Fishers Sabin data base but his email is wrong,anyone?

Re: William Sabin buried in Rehoboth, Ma.

jeff5058 — 2010-10-01 22:16:58Z

If I were to guess it probably was Newman Church old burial ground. No stones or very few exist from that time period.

JOHN SABIN - NORTHAMPTONSHIRE

vonny1976 — 2010-09-21 21:50:48Z

I am searching for parents of John Sabin born circa 1821 in Northamptonshire, He married Elizabeth Vince, and his children were Joseph,Mary,James and Sarah.
Cant seem to find any birth info on him other than that on the census! Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks

Re: Joseph/Charles/John Sabin --MN/ND/SD/WA

sandytcb49 — 2010-08-24 09:38:29Z

I'll try that thank you so much

Re: Joseph/Charles/John Sabin --MN/ND/SD/WA

MicheleBender332 — 2010-08-24 01:12:40Z

It is also spelled Furman. I found a female named her in the 1920 Census in Wapato, Yakima, Washington who was born in 1913 in the state of Washington to Ben and Grace Furman.

Re: Joseph/Charles/John Sabin --MN/ND/SD/WA

MicheleBender332 — 2010-08-24 01:03:41Z

Try Marjorie Ferman. On the LDS Beta site I found a WA death record for a Janet Rae Sabin born to a John W. Sabin and this Marjorie in the state of Washington. And Margie is a nickname for Margaret.

Re: Joseph/Charles/John Sabin --MN/ND/SD/WA

sandytcb49 — 2010-08-23 22:40:37Z

Well, thank you. I have all that information ,Thanks. And I just found an obituary for Mildred Irene Sabin McDonald. Her parents were John and Margie Sabin. It says she was born 21 Nov 1924. So now we have another question/mystery. My Grandmother, Echo Sherman and John Sabin were married on 2 Apr. 1924. How strange. Of course, I have no idea when they divorced. And I will now be looking for Margie. There is a lot of hanky panky going on and my Grandma Echo was right in the middle of it. It makes me wonder if Margie was pregnant before my Grandma Echo married John? Or is Margie a step mother? In which case, where is she in 1930? Did she die? My Grandma Echo was living with Felix Fly and had a son with him in 1926. On and on it goes.

Re: Joseph/Charles/John Sabin --MN/ND/SD/WA

sandytcb49 — 2010-08-23 16:38:52Z

Thyank you.

Re: Joseph/Charles/John Sabin --MN/ND/SD/WA

MicheleBender332 — 2010-08-23 01:53:55Z

I stumbled upon the 1925 State Census of South Dakota on the LDS Beta site and it is possible that Mildred is Bessie's daughter before she married. The 1925 Census is listed in card file format, but tshe lived in Carson, SD and so did her parents and brother William (who was a little young to father a child). Bessie married in 1927. Here is a list of all of the children to Charles and Esther Sabin. These have been taken from several sources on Ancestry. I believe there are 2 family trees accesible on Rootsweb also.

1. Mabel Esther Sabin b: 7 OCT 1889 in MN
2. Pearl Mary Sabin b: 27 MAR 1892 in MN
3. David Rawleigh Sabin b: 6 AUG 1894 in MN
4. Elva Caroline Sabin b: 17 SEP 1896 in MN
5. Clarence Ernst Sabin b: 16 JUN 1899 in MN
6. Charles William Sabin b: 2 JUN 1900 in MN
7. John Wesley Sabin b: 29 JUL 1904 in MN
8. Alfred Sabin b. 1907 in MN
9. William Keith "Bill" Sabin b: 31 JUL 1913 in SD

Re: Joseph/Charles/John Sabin --MN/ND/SD/WA

MicheleBender332 — 2010-08-23 00:13:42Z

You did not say if you got achance to actually view the 1930 Census or not. I looked at it and it lists Mildred as the granddaughter to Charles and Ester Sabin, but that does not exactly tell you whose daughter she was unfortunately. In the image, it looks like son John is listed as divorced. I will look around Ancestry and see if I can find anything else. If I do I will post here.
Michele
mishbender@comcast.net
P.S. I also descend from a different family of SABIN's.

Joseph/Charles/John Sabin --MN/ND/SD/WA

sandytcb49 — 2010-08-21 01:31:14Z

Looking for information on John, in particular. He was once married to my Grandmother, Echo Sherman . Also; who was Mildred E Sabin? She was 5 yrs old in the 1930 census with John and his brother William K and Charles and Esther Sabin.

Native American Connection

JanPiep — 2010-08-08 05:04:14Z

I am looking for information on George Isadore Sabin & Josephine Owens. It is my understanding there is Native heritage on Josephine's side. George and Josephine lived in Cochise, Arizona and Jerome Idaho. They had a daughter named Ruth who married Parley Emerson George. If you have any information please contact me. Thank you.

Re: Sabins in Michigan

exceldon11 — 2010-07-26 12:54:26Z

I am not in a direct line of any of the three families. I am doing this for a niece, June Hayward. June is a daughter of Victories brother, Charles.

Glenn and I were the same age [both born in 1926). We were good friend in our early years. In 1930 Charles was living with the Harwicks in a house in Ferndale which was directly behind the house I lived in. I really can't remember a lot about Glenn, but I think we were in Jr High togeather but I don't recall him in high school. If I am correct on this it would mean he moved out of Ferndale in the late 1930

I will contact you later with the info I have on Lena. I need to find the paperwork.

If you could E-mail me at dhill983@comcast.net, I would appreciate it.

Re: Sabins in Michigan

beejoy428 — 2010-07-24 16:09:11Z

I understand about the confusion! You mentioned that you had a note of Victoria's. How did you come by it? I have some notes that her son, my grandfather Glenn, drew up, which are similar to what you had written. Are you related through the Haywards, Hartwicks, or Hurlburts?
So glad to find someone else interested in the Symantha muddle!
Melissa Hartwick

Re: Violet Sabin

cddteach — 2010-07-23 17:21:07Z

Violet.
My mothers great unlce was Louis C. Sabin - the chief engineer on the Soo Locks. I too am looking for more information I. I do know that he was head of the Great Lakes Steamship Association and that he and my mothers aunt lived in Cleveland. I have a number of pictures of them. My mother hailed from a rather prosperous Detroit and Ann Arbor family and some famioly history is available. My mother has stated Louis had a son from a previous mariage and he lived in St Claire shores or Gross Pointe. Addtionally they were both (my mother and Louis son) in the DAR & SAR together and attended dances together - this was in the late 30s and early 40s. You may contac me @ cddteach@yahoo.com.

Re: Sabins in Michigan

exceldon11 — 2010-07-01 09:48:05Z

Please disregard my previous post. I found in another note from Victoria a reference to Howard and Lena adopting an indian named Sabin. I wonder if the report he made on the birth records in st. Clair County might have been the indian child. The more I try to figure out what happened and who the parents were the more confused it becomes. Sorry for what I reported in my previous post but at the time it made sense.

Re: Sabins in Michigan

exceldon11 — 2010-07-01 01:02:51Z

This "Sabin/Hurlburt" has been somthing I have been trying to figure out for some time. I believe Samantha was a Hurlburt and not a Sabin. I found an index of births in Michigan. In 1876 an "unnamed female" was born to a Hurlburt family in St. Clair county. I also have a note from Samanthas daughter Victoria. She talks about Samanta Hurlburt" and says Samantha "Sabin" Hurlbert" "adopted"-Iriquois-"Indian mother worker for Sabins- married 1897-98. I know there two possile Sabin families living in the Richmond area. If I can be of any help, let me know.

Re: Violet Sabin

mccorda — 2010-04-08 17:05:35Z

Violet married John Oster in 1909. Daughter Erma was born about 1910 and son Carl was born about 1913.
Carl was living with his Uncle Frank Oster in 1930.

Re: Violet Sabin

mccorda — 2010-04-08 16:35:53Z

Amber
Louis Carlton SABIN and Louis Winaford SABIN are 6th cousins 1 time removed. Their common ancestors are William SABIN and Mary WRIGHT.

SABIN Margaret M 1904-1977

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-04 13:30:55Z

SABIN Margaret M 1904-1977

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 209,237 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.

William Sabin Married Elizabeth Watts 1719 Crick northamtonshire

senatorjack — 2009-09-05 01:35:32Z

According to LDS IGI, Willam Sabin (born abt 1690) married Elizabeth Watts (born abt 1699) in Crick in 1719 or 1720. They had the following children in Crick: Mary 1720, Elizabeth 1722, Mary 1726, William 1726, Thomas 1729, Ann 1731. Elizabeth Watts died in abt 1732. After her death, William remarried in 1733 to a widow Sarah Barnett in Crick. Sarah's name from first marriage according to LDS IGI was Bawcot. William died in 1743.

If you have information abt William's parents and siblings it would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Lloyd Willis (Bud) Sabin

bre_lakey — 2009-08-14 16:07:26Z

Sorry about the delay in my response. Here is the obituary I have for a Vernon W. Sabin who has a son Lloyd.

The Fresno Bee Tuesday May 31, 1966
Vernon W. Sabin
Funeral services for Vernon W. Sabin, 72 of Kettleman City, Kings County, who made news in 1956 when he was reunited with a brother he had not seen in 41 years, will be hed tomorrow at 10 am. in the John N. Lisle Chapel.
Sabin died Sunday in an Avenal hospital after a short illness. A native of Cleveland, Ohio. He had lived in Kings county 42 years.
Sabin and his brother Edward were reunited in Kettleman City in 1956. They lost touch when Vernon left the family home in Nine Mile Falls, Wash., near Spokane in 1915. His brother married in 1916, and lived for a time in Spokane and moved to Hawaii in 1920 where he has lived since.
Vernon Sabin retired in 1958 after 34 years as a caretaker for the Standard Oil Company. He served in the Navy during World War I.
In addition to his brother he is survived by his widow, Lucile: two sons Edwin of Fresno and Lloyd of Santa Margarita, San Luis Obispo County and five grandchildren.
Burial will be in the Belmont Memorial Park.

Notes: Vernon left the family in Washington to enlist for the war. He probably didn't live long in or near Cleveland, Ohio. However, he was born there in about 1896 but lived in Arkansas with his father Leonard R. Sabin and brother Edward in 1900, his mother had, I believe passed away.

Edward Frank Sabin, Vernon's brother lists as an only son Alfred E. Sabin of Vista and also a daughter Lois Biszmaier. His obit was out of the Times Advocate in 1983. Edward is buried in Hawaii by his wife. His son Alfred lists two sisters in his obit...Lois Biszmaier and Rosemary Panzella. Alfred's obit was also from the Times Advocate in 1994.

This line is very interesting. Lloyd's great-grandmother may have died at the Panama Canal but can't find anything for sure.

Re: Lloyd Willis (Bud) Sabin

thirdmash6667 — 2009-08-04 19:35:48Z

Thank you for your reply! My father (Lloyd W. Sabin), was of Escondido (San Diego) CA., and I have a lead on a couple of possible half-brothers in that area.
Thanks Again!
Larry (Doc) Sabin

Re: Sabins who lived in Cazenovia-->Kenosha WI Photographs

T_Weideman — 2009-08-04 01:43:27Z

I am wondering if you would have any information regarding Edson Sabin (b. 1817 in Dutchess Co. NY - died 1878 Kossuth Co. IA)? My notes show that in 1860 there is an Edson Sabin who is living in Pleasant Prairie, WI with his wife Lavina and children: Egbert, Rudd, Peter, Sophia, Maria, John, Miles and Martin. According to his obituary he lived in Wisconsin up until 1874 when the family moved to Iowa.

Sabins in Kenosha County, WI

T_Weideman — 2009-08-04 01:42:05Z

Re: Lloyd Willis (Bud) Sabin

bre_lakey — 2009-08-03 07:48:41Z

I have a Lloyd Sabin of Santa Margarita, San Luis Obispo County as a survivor to his father Vernon W. Sabin in 1966. He had a brother Edwin of Fresno. Lucile was probably Lloyd's mother as she was listed as Vernon's widow. Have you looked at California death records?

Vernon W. Sabin was born about 1894 near Cleveland Ohio, the son of Leonard Sabin and unknown. Vernon had another brother Edward Frank.

Re: Lloyd Willis (Bud) Sabin

boneologist2 — 2009-07-16 23:06:38Z

Can I ask you where you were born and the date? My husband has been doing lots of research on his family tree. I'll make sure he see's this because I know that there was a Lloyd (Bud) in his family. I never met him, but I know we have a picture of all of the family that includes him.

Re: Lloyd Willis (Bud) Sabin

thirdmash6667 — 2009-07-16 22:11:01Z

I really Can't say. He left when I was 3 and my mother never spoke of him, except to inform me that he was my real father when I was about 15. Then when I enlisted in the military at the age of 17 I saw my birth certificate for the first time. It showed Lloyd as my father.

The only other information I have is the book "The Descendants of William Sabin of Rehoboth, MA" which dead ends at Lloyd with a brother named Ray Edmund, and a sister, Phyllis Loraine.