Savage - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Ralph

skagitslug — 2012-05-25 02:13:12Z

Hi,
This is Dottie Chandler and Catherine Dodd was born Feb 22, 1833 in New York and died July 14, 1905 in Thayer, Neosho, Kansas. Junius wasborn Aug 24, 1828 in Ohio and died July 26, 1912 in Liberty, Maricopa, Arizona. They were married Dec 12, 1855 in Hudson, Lenawee, Michigan.They had Catherine, Ralph, Hattie, Herbert, Dwight, Bertha, William and Bernice. All were born in Michigan except Bernice. I have a picture of the children. Junius is my husbands ggg grandpa. If you would like to share email me at dotcom10@frontier.net.

Re: AFRICAN-AMERICAN'S NAMED SAVAGE

cdleon09 — 2012-05-22 02:31:54Z

My Savages originated on the Eastern Shore too what are your relatives names ?

SAVAGE William R - Vietnam Wall section 8E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-15 13:26:56Z

SAVAGE William R - Vietnam Wall section 8E

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 227,290 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.

ALICE SAVAGE 1462-1506

DerekBanks43 — 2012-05-13 15:34:53Z

Looking for definative information about the ancestors of Alice Savage born 1462, Clifton, Runcorn, Cheshire, England who married Rt. Hon. Sir William Brereton (1483-1541) around 1499.
Have found Ancestry member trees suggesting her parent were John Savage (1403-1463) and Dorothy Vernon (1452-1510), both born and died in Clifton, but these dates don't seem genuine as there is such a big difference in the birth dates of her parents (49 years!!!).

Re: Greatgrand Father Robert Savage

rickholroyd — 2012-05-04 15:47:03Z

I am also i relative of his i have his obituary he was also in both seminole wars he was my grandmother great grandfather she was a dorsey

Re: Greatgrand Father Robert Savage

rickholroyd — 2012-05-04 15:23:41Z

I am also related to this man my name is richard holroyd i am 27 me and my father have traced our hostory through his mothers side my grandmother i have his obitchuary. He was in gettysburg he was wounded i did not know that he was a pow we new about the Manhattan i read that he married a cherokee woman my grandmother was dorsey her mother stephenson whos mother maiden name was evelynn savage daughter of Robert. B savage we have nothing past him and would like to go further and would also like to know your relation anything would help

Re: looking for decendants of the savage family

MWalters06925 — 2012-05-02 23:07:05Z

Hello,

I would have to find out more information about the letter she passed last year but I will see what information I can find from my mother and her siblings, I do know she lived in New York for sometime not sure where though. My last name is Walters I don't know much about my great grand fathers family I do know his wife is named Eugenie Theodore Walters and her family came from France to Jamaica. They have 4 son's George Walters, Cyril (my grand father)Walters, Joseph Walters, and Raymond Walters. My fathers side of family is scattered between England, France, Canada, New York, Jamaica, Ohio, and Florida.

Re: looking for decendants of the savage family

Mikemagee48 — 2012-05-02 19:19:23Z

Hi, Just spotted your post about Savage family.

My Savages (mothers side of family) came from Crossgar in County Down, Ireland. Amongst the information given me by cousin Rose (aged 96), who still lives in the family farm at Woodside, Crossgar, is that there are relatives, who sent a letter, (sometime in the 1930's I think) from
"Lee's Hat Shoppe",
Parsons Boulevard,
Near Jamaica Ave NY.
The owner is a Miss Alicia Frances Savage.
A Robert Savage is mentioned in the letter.

I know we sometimes clutch at straws but my eagle eye also noticed your name as M WALTER and amongst one of our Savage families in Wexford there was marriage into the Nugent family who had married Walters from Thames Ditton, England.

Living as always in hope of more links and new information,

Mike Magee,
blackburn
Lancashire
England

Re: looking for decendants of the savage family

Mikemagee48 — 2012-05-02 19:16:36Z

Re: looking for decendants of the savage family

MWalters06925 — 2012-05-01 15:14:34Z

My mothers maiden name is Savage and her mother is Alice Shand Savage, I don't know much about her husband but his name is John Savage. They are from St. Thomas, Jamaica. My Grandmother had 12 children that are scattered between (Tampa) Florida and Jamaica.

Re: Parents of Thomas Savage marr to Faith Hutchinson

urksacre — 2012-04-28 02:48:03Z

Thomas Savage and Faith Hutchinson were from Boston and are NOT known to be related to the Connecticut Savage Family. The ancestry of the Savage Family of Middletown, CT is not known. So far we have not found his ancestors. Some people put the Savage family of Beeston as his parents. Many more put Thomas Savage and Faith Hutchinson and that is incorrect. The Boston Savage family lived in Boston and had their children there and were NOT in Middletown, CT.

Are you descended from the Middletown Savage Family?I am and if I can be of any help let me know.

I hope this helps.
Barbara McC

Re: Alabama and Texas Savage Families

alex52880 — 2012-04-28 02:33:49Z

My gr grandfather was George Savage. Sam Savage was my grandfather. My family lives in Galveston County.

Re: Alabama and Texas Savage Families

alex52880 — 2012-04-28 02:33:43Z

My gr grandfather was George Savage. Sam Savage was my grandfather. My family lives in Galveston County.

Re: Alabama and Texas Savage Families

alex52880 — 2012-04-28 02:33:40Z

My gr grandfather was George Savage. Sam Savage was my grandfather. My family lives in Galveston County.

Re: Parents of Thomas Savage marr to Faith Hutchinson

annys1 — 2012-04-24 18:40:13Z

Sorry, Betty but I can't help. I was working on Thomas Viscount Savage who was very definitely in England, and his son very definitely here as well, and found some stuff on the internet suggesting that Thomas jnr was the one who married Faith Hutchinson. But he's very definitely not, so I was just trying to help to sort that out. I don't know anything about the Savage/Hutchinson line I'm afraid. Lyn B

PS I don't suppose you come from Hartford or do family history re Hartford in the 1890s ... I have a lost great grandmother from there ???

Re: Parents of Thomas Savage marr to Faith Hutchinson

bettysuemcneil — 2012-04-24 18:10:40Z

I have had trouble with the connection on this line. I would appreciate your help. My Savages were in Hartford, Conn, for a long time. Any help would be appreciated. Betty

Re: Joseph Savage of Berks County PA

JosephineTiana — 2012-04-13 18:55:08Z

I believe your joseph savage is to be found on this site.
I am also searching a joseph savage who married barbara dewalt and I found them here.
http://www.bergergirls.com/index.php

Re: Savages in Canada

karin511 — 2012-04-09 17:39:07Z

my savages came from ireland to hamilton ontario,canada his name was hugh savage he married bridget gallagher. i believe somewhere around 1868 or69 they came to southern mi. My gr.gr. grm. mary ann was born in canada on 24 mar1855, hugh had nine children

Re: Savages on Eastern Shore Delmarva.

pamelasavagedelaware — 2012-04-09 16:52:26Z

I mentioned Ebe's father being Benjamin in my original post, but really I've found no documentation....

Re: Savages on Eastern Shore Delmarva.

pamelasavagedelaware — 2012-04-09 16:45:36Z

I wish I knew if we were related, but I can only go as far back as Ebe Savage born circa 1780. And I don't who his siblings were.....

It's a DNA test, you swab the inside of your cheek. If you go here, http://www.worldfamilies.net/surnames/savage they give you more information about the Savage Project and there's a link to order the test.

Re: Savages on Eastern Shore Delmarva.

karen_berends — 2012-04-08 07:55:54Z

What is this "Test out" process? My father is a Savage from the shore. The Savage's in my line are John Walter, William J. Benjamin and Bagwell T. Let me know what you have and if we are on the same line. Thanks.

Re: NEED HELP Savage, George Daniel 1848-1934 (PARENTS, BROTHERS, SISTERS ?) ANYTHING! Thank you.

GRW1444 — 2012-04-07 22:00:56Z

His son, George Franklin Savage (1884-1964) is buried at Monocacy Cemetery in Beallsville, Montgomery County, MD.
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=32...

Here is his obituary:

The Frederick Post, December 18, 1964

George F. Savage, 80, of Germantown, died Wednesday morning near Ashton. He was born in West Virginia, a son of the late George and Martha Savage.

Until his retirement six years ago, Mr. Savage owned and operated a sawmill in Germantown. He was a member of the Pioneer Coonhunters Club.

He leaves three sons, David G. Savage and Carlton T. Savage of Laurel, and Robert A. Savage of Bowie; and four daughters, Mrs. Francis Venable of Silver Spring, Miss Shirley Savage of Savage; Mrs. Mary Heflin of Washington, and Mrs. Jane Rooney of Laurel; a brother, Joseph M. Savage of Poolesville; three sisters, Mrs. Maudy Baker of Gaithersburg; Mrs. Leolia Pool, Rockville, and Mrs. Susan McAtee, Gaithersburg; 12 grandchildren and a number of nieces and nephews.

Friend may call at the Hilton Funeral Home in Barnesville Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral services will be from the funeral home on Saturday at 10:30 a.m. Burial will be in Monocacy Cemetery, Beallsville.

If anyone has information on his immediate family, specifically his two wives (Geneva Malinda Ballenger and Mabel Lutholtz), please contact me at monocacycemetery@gmail.com so I can complete our database.

Thank you~
Glenn Wallace

Re: Sarepta Ann Savage Shults

67bg70 — 2012-04-03 20:09:15Z

Very late to this party here, no one will likely ever see this. I am Roy Lewis Shults, grandson of Roy Lewis Shults, one of the children of Isaac and Sarepta. My father was Lewis Brandon Shults, and in addition to Vira Shults Clint, his older sister, he also had two brother, Roy Gail Shults and Howard Shults, now all deceased. All from Brownsville, Texas.

The wife of my grandfather was Maude Ella Brandon Shults. I have just started looking at my family genealogy, but my sister has been doing enormous research on it the past few years. Fascinating stuff, I must say. And nice to read all that is posted here.

Re: Savage Family of Peru Indiana.

mtjs131 — 2012-03-31 14:09:22Z

John L. Sullivan was my great grandmother's brother. What evidence do you have of his being a cousin? I'd love to find one who claims to be who has the proof! Would be great to connect the lines. Thank you.

Re: Thomas Le Sauvage Marguerite Marney Clinton Co., NY 1792

mur571 — 2012-03-26 18:52:31Z

Hi Ian - Ironically I have a very Irish last name (Murphy) but my Savage ancestor was French. Savage can be an Irish name, a Welsh name, English or northern France(Normandy) but in the Northeast US it was also the surname sometimes given to Native Americans if they married a European or got babtized. I also suspect that a man named Thomas Gardner chnaged his name to Savage when he came here from the Island of Gurnesy to fight against the British. If Thomas Savage and Maguerite marney had a son named Pierre (m. Marie Gauthier) then Thomas is my amcestor. My mother's maiden name is Savage. She didn't learn English until she went to school.

Re: Savage book

KimberlyMaule1 — 2012-03-18 06:05:05Z

I don't think I am connected, but just in case anyone else sees this...

My line of Savages as far back as we have been starts with a Rock Savage (b. 2 Aug 1820 Wales, d. 5 Apr 1868 Paris, Oneida, NY.

He had 4 sons:

1) Samuel Johnathan Savage b. 1 Jul 1861 New York, d. 8 Feb 1923 Missouri (my line)
2) John M Savage b. 1854 New Jersey d. 1923 Missouri
3)David Savage b. 1858 New York d. 1889 Missouri
4)Edward T Savage b. 1868 New York d. 1925

Looking for parents of Hill (Hale) Savage

Kirby_E_Allen — 2012-03-13 22:25:26Z

Possible that his parents were born into salvery and Savage is the last name of the slave keeper (L.L. Savage) according to some records. He married Lissie (I don't know her maiden name, this would be helpful) They had multiple children including Adele and Maudy.

Savages ... Bexhill, Sussex

JohnSavage53 — 2012-03-05 20:51:27Z

I am trying to do my family tree, and would appreciate any info on Savages (+ spouses ) from Bexhill, in Sussex, as my father and Grandfather (+ others I guess) were from there.

Many thanks.

Re: Sauvage family

karin511 — 2012-03-04 03:43:25Z

were any of your savages around hamilton, ontario canada?

Re: Thomas Le Sauvage Marguerite Marney Clinton Co., NY 1792

iesavage — 2012-03-03 22:56:27Z

FYI: I found your thread via this page which has a Le Sauvage/Savage chronology. http://www.stumpranchonline.com/Savage/SavageAncestry.htm

Americus Savage, son of the Thomas who d. in Massachusetts, is my Savage ancestor.

Lots of interesting characters in this family, eh?

Best regards,
Ian Savage
(Ian is pronounced the Gaelic way with a long I)

Re: Looking for relative of my Father Willie George Savage

10PENNYNAIL — 2012-02-23 13:42:43Z

What years are you talking about?

Looking for relative of my Father Willie George Savage

debstl06 — 2012-02-22 17:26:11Z

willie G. Savage father is George Savage Possibly Born in Isle of Wight County Va(Smithfield Va) or Suffolk Va or from Gates County NC.

Re: Judson John Savage & Addie Unknown

SueAnnMorrow71 — 2012-02-15 03:06:07Z

No, I did not. My email is kygal@tampabay.rr.com thank you in advance

Marcus Robbins - Ella Savage

beltzgen — 2012-02-14 03:03:47Z

Wedding Bells: pg 6 Medford Mail Tribune, Medford,OR Fri Jan 23, 1914
Marcus Robbins, a well known lawyer, formerly of Grants Pass, Oregon, now of San Diego, and Mrs Ella Savage Harper of Grants Pass were married at Los Angeles on Jan. 17. Mrs Harper has been studying in Los Angeles at the Cumtock School of Expression, and her sister, Miss Fay Savage, is living with her and studying music in a conservatory there. Mr & Mrs Robbins will reside in San Diego where Mr Robbins is practicing law.

William & Nancy Savage 1850

bheron1918 — 2012-02-13 20:37:55Z

My ancestor was married to Nancy, they lived in Alabama in 1850 both born in 1790. I am looking for her maiden name.Thank you

Re: Benjamin Boscawen Savage

AltheaJB — 2012-02-06 08:04:31Z

perhaps this was the second marriage, that Benjamin talks about
Bye
althea

Re: Judson John Savage & Addie Unknown

mskjgenealogy — 2012-02-04 17:45:09Z

Did you ever get the information that you were looking for on Judson's wife? My great-grandmother was Judson's sister.

Grover Savage and H.C. Farnum

gjehjms7 — 2012-02-04 01:41:57Z

I found an old photo of these two men in my Grandfathers photo album. They were breeders of Percheron Horses in Gross Ile,Wayne County, MI.- Island Home Stock Farm.
I am trying to find out if they were relatives.
Family Surnames that I know of: Dicks and Rulon. These photos were in Stephen Edwin Rulons photo album.

Re: Thomas Le Sauvage Marguerite Marney Clinton Co., NY 1792

mur571 — 2012-02-03 18:55:06Z

I am directly related to a Louis Savage who'd father was Pierre Savage married to a Marie Gauthier. Virginia DeMarce confirmed in 1987 that Thomas Le Sauvage and Marguerite Marney had a son named Louis who married a woman named Gauthier. They had a son named Louis. Ms DeMarce believed that Pierre was another son of Thomas - or Louis's brother.

They all lived in Plattsburg NY or LaColle Quebec. My grandfather Herve Savage was born in Plattsburg in 1880.

Iva Savage Beare from Arkansas-Idaho

JerryLSavage — 2012-02-02 00:51:16Z

I am looking for information on Iva Savage who was married to William Edward Beare. She was my grandfather's sister, and I am trying to get information about when she died, and her family. My grandfather is Fines Savage. You can email me at jerry.savage@att.net

Re: Parents of Thomas Savage marr to Faith Hutchinson

trevacarmichael — 2012-01-31 02:52:09Z

I found in the online encyclopedia that Thomas father was William Savage and he was a blacksmith. No name was given for his mother.

Joseph Savage of Berks County PA

Richard_Soash — 2012-01-29 17:58:49Z

Looking for information on Joseph Savage (Sauvage), born 10 May 1765 in Berks County, PA. Died 16 Dec 1846. Married Margaret ________. He had four known children, all born in Berks County, PA:
1. Elizabeth Savage (6 Oct 1792 m William (b 5 Apr 1796, m Jacob Schlonecker)
2. Joseph Savage Jr (b 13 May 1794 m Maria Magdalena Stahl)
3. William Savage (b 5 Apr 1796)
4. John Savage (b 5 Dec 1797)

Joseph Savage (b 1765) was the grandson of Johannes H. Savage / Sauvage / Sowash who arrived in 1738 aboard the "Winter Gallery" and settled in Berks County, PA. All the other descendants changed their names to Sowash/Soash except the 1765 Joseph Savage.

Any help would be appreciated.

Re: Book, Savage history

rbsavage — 2012-01-24 23:17:32Z

If you find it I would be extremely interested in reading it.

Blair

Re: Still looking for SAVAGE Clan in Georgia?

magicu77 — 2012-01-24 20:11:48Z

My great-grandfather was George Washington Savage with his first wife Sissy Pittman. He was later with Lil and had children with her. Curtis was a half uncle to my father(Roy Savage)

Jenny

Re: Book, Savage history

tcjames1951 — 2012-01-24 17:45:07Z

I've reviewed the book, and now don;t find that reference. I know I saw it somewhere and have been trying to backtrack to where I saw that. I will keep looking. Sorry for the misquote.

Re: Robert and Victoria Savage, Seattle, Washington. Children?

larn21 — 2012-01-24 09:09:21Z

I just saw your post from April, 2010 on Victoria Savage. I knew her. She was a good friend of my mother's going back to college days. We have several of her paintings in our family, both watercolors and oils.

I don't think that they had any children. At least I never met any of them, and I don't recall her, or my mother ever mentioning any children.

Re: Book, Savage history

rbsavage — 2012-01-21 02:07:00Z

I find very interesting your comment about the ship's
carpenter who carved ship figureheads. I don't recall
seeing that in the book. Can you give me a page number?

Blair

Re: Ralph

acerreto — 2012-01-16 12:24:02Z

Jim,

My e-mail is tcerreto@versizon.net. Please feel free to correspond through this address as well.

Tony

Re: Ralph

acerreto — 2012-01-16 12:21:47Z

Hi Jim,

We may be related.

My ggg grandfather Norris Dodd (1811-1865) may be the brother of Jesse Dodd (1799-1881).

Your Jesse Dwight was named after Jesse Dodd who married Catherine McKinney. Hence, Kate as well.

I have information about Jesse Dodd and Catherine's other children. This is now posted on Ancestry.com. I have not been able to find much detail on the family besides through son, John McKinney and his wife's family. I have found nothing about Catherine McKinney, there are a lot of McKinney family and can't make any connection. Jesse Dodd is named in the book, Daniel Dod Family in America.

I would be pleased to share what I have and the lineage from Jesse Dwight to date and anything you may have on your family.

I look forward to hearing from you soon and learning more about Jesse's family.

My ggg uncle recalled that when he was young, Jesse visted his family at the homestead in Kewanee, Illinois.

Tony

Re: Book, Savage history

rbsavage — 2012-01-13 21:58:48Z

I am familier with the book. No where in the book
is there proved a link between Ensign Thomas Savage,
or Thomas Savage the Carpenter, and any family in England.
As I recall, there is some speculation, but nothing on which
you could build a case. I am not home at the present and do
not have access to my copy.

Blair