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WELSH Rutherford J - Vietnam Wall section 9E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-21 17:05:19Z

WELSH Rutherford J - Vietnam Wall section 9E

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 227,291 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.

Re: Welsh in Newcastle-upon-Tyne (or Northumberland / Durham) area?

NancyRougvie — 2012-05-20 02:15:20Z

I am of the Robert Welsh line in Hawick about 1840 - at one time son John Welsh was in Nothumberland about 1890.

N. Rougvie

Re: Descendants of Richard & Elizabeth (nee Russ) Welsh

RobertWalter45 — 2012-05-19 14:41:00Z

Michele,
Since you've included your email address I will send you my version of the Welsh Family Line later today. I hope you will fill me in on current members that have not been included with my list. NOTE: I only send this line to members of the family who have shown some interest in it. It is not posted on Ancestry.com.
Bob
PS. My mother was Richard's niece. She is still alive at 100.

Re: Descendants of Richard & Elizabeth (nee Russ) Welsh

micheleespe — 2012-05-19 03:18:44Z

Bob,

Where do you fall in the order of things concerning the Welsh family? This is definitely my family, as this same line up has been told by my grandmother, Kathryn Cage at family gatherings for all the years I can recall. She and I would love to know more about the Welsh and Cage sides. Please contact me with any info to start me on my quest.

Thanks, Michele
micheleespe@gmail.com

Re: Descendants of Richard & Elizabeth (nee Russ) Welsh

micheleespe — 2012-05-19 03:14:58Z

Bob,

Where do you fall in the order of things concerning the Welsh family? This is definitely my family, as this same line up has been told by my grandmother, Kathryn Cage Krause at family gatherings for all the years I can recall. She and I would love to know more about the Welsh and Cage sides. Please contact me with any info to start me on my quest.

Thanks, Michele Espe
micheleespe@gmail.com

WELSH Lewis N - Vietnam Wall section 7E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-09 10:42:29Z

WELSH Lewis N - Vietnam Wall section 7E

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.

WELSH Thomas H - Vietnam Wall section 7E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-08 14:47:18Z

WELSH Thomas H - Vietnam Wall section 7E

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.

Welsh in Newcastle-upon-Tyne (or Northumberland / Durham) area?

marktwelsh — 2012-05-04 00:43:40Z

Does anyone have any leads on the Welsh family in Newcastle-upon-Tyne (or the Northumberland/Durham area)? Specifically interested in family related to Thomas Welsh (b. 1898) and his parents George Welsh (b. ???? - 1954) and Mary Welsh (b.???? - 1956).

Thanks!

Re: "WELSH-Family-Of-The-United-Kingdom"

kvcovert — 2012-05-02 05:10:42Z

My was GG-grandfather was John Welsh (born 1815 in Scotland
and came to the US at some point before about 1836). He
immigrated with a brother (unnamed) who settled around
Philadelphia. John settled in western PA, married Martha
Bollinger and had 12 children. My great-grandfather was
his son Abraham. I can't find any info on John before
he immigrated and would really love to. I can also share
what I know of his life here. If you want email me atkvcovert@yahoo.com.

Re: Welsh Family Site on MyFamily.com

izziecat — 2012-04-15 12:17:57Z

My Welsh line starts with John Welsh b. 1740 d. 1803 NY. He married Hannah Wells b. 1742 in Conn. They had William, James, George, Elizabeth and Mary. William is my line, he was born May 1, 1766 and died March 2, 1837. He married Ruth Orcutt b. May 18, 1773 in Conn. They had William, Oliver, Harvey, Justus, Nathan, Mary, Philanda, Amarilla, George, William, Erastus, James, Judson and Squire all in New York. James is my line. He was born October 17, 1810 in Montgomery, New York and died January 1, 1855 in Hillsdale Co., Michigan. He married Panthea P. Spencer b. 1811 in New York and died between 1851 - 1859 in Ohio or Michigan. They had Spencer James b. Jan 1844, Alfred b. 1835, Lynthia b. 1841, Emarila b. 1842, Austin b. 1847 and John L. b. 1851. Spencer James Welsh is my line. He married Anna E. Boone b. Dec. 1849 in England. Spencer was born in Ohio and died before 1930 in Eaton Rapids Michigan. Spencer and Anna had Alfred Judson, Daniel S., Virgil Rufus and Minnie L.

I am looking for any information on this family line. Alfred Judson is my line but I would be very happy to obtain information on any others in this group. I did find a posting for Virgil Welsh on Rootweb and it gave me his wife and his death information.

I anyone is interested in the line on Alfred on down to present please let me know. I have a lot including pictures.

Thanks for the invite.
Donna

Re: Welsh Family Site on MyFamily.com -- ADMIN UPDATE

jasche — 2012-04-15 12:17:21Z

Dear Readers,

Please do not reply to this post. The author of this 2002 post no longer has an active account. You can determine if an account is disabled when there is no link under the user's name.

Welsh Family Site on MyFamily.com -- 2012 ADMIN UPDATE - OBSOLETE POST DO NOT REPLY

2012-04-15 12:14:47Z

I've started a site where researchers of the Welsh surname can share information, photos, research. Anyone interested in being invited to join the site, please contact me. The majority of the researchers on the site at the moment are descendents of John "Gent" Welsh of Anne Arundel Co., MD, however all researchers of the surname Welsh are welcome to join.

Hope to hear from you ~
Lee Stone

MICHAEL WELSH

jeanold425 — 2012-04-15 12:14:20Z

Hello
My ggg grand father was Michael Welsh came from Ireland to Scotland he had a son John Welsh he married ellen Vance
Kind regards Jean

Re: Welsh Family Site on MyFamily.com..for Lee Stone

lorihughes14 — 2012-04-15 01:14:32Z

want too join your site.My mom as a Welsh, and love too find ourt more..Mary Agnes Welsh, my mom

Obit: Thomas J. "Eney" Welsh, 1931 - 2012

KENNELLYMARKA — 2012-04-05 16:30:19Z

Thomas J. Welsh

North Braddock

Thomas J. "Eney" Welsh, 80, of North Braddock, went peacefully home to heaven Saturday, March 31, 2012, with his family at his side. He was born Dec. 19, 1931, in Braddock, to the late Thomas and Lillian Cavanaugh Welsh. He was one of four children. He was a 1951 graduate of the former St. Thomas High School, Braddock. He married Margaret "Marge" Macik on Decoration Day, May 30, 1959. They have three children, Marcia (Gary) Rogel, of West Deer, T.J. and Michelle, at home; a brother, Martin "Marty" (late Rosemary) Welsh, of Forest Hills and Florida, and Elizabeth (late Nelson) Cashmere, of Elizabeth. He is also survived by his two grandsons, Mark and Scott Rogel. Eney, as he was known to everyone, served his country in the Army during the Korean War. He was awarded the Purple Heart. Eney was a motor inspector at the Edgar Thomson Steel Mill in North Braddock until his retirement. He was an avid swimmer and bowler. He belonged to the North Braddock Vol. Fire Department and the Veterans of Foreign Wars, East Pittsburgh. Calling hours with the family will be from 6 to 8 p.m. Monday and 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday in the SCHLEIFER FUNERAL CHAPEL INC., formerly the Ronald V. Lucas Funeral Home Inc., 534 Jones at Bell Avenues, North Braddock, 412-271-1361. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday in Good Shepherd Church, Braddock, by Father Thomas J. Burke. Interment will follow in All Saints Cemetery, Braddock Hills, where full Military Honors will be rendered. The North Braddock Vol. Fire Department will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the funeral home to honor Eney for his many years of faithful service to the Fire Department.
(Pennsylvania - Pittsburgh )

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Re: Welsh; Ireland and Jamacia

jasche — 2012-03-10 13:40:42Z

Additional information would be most helpful.

Who? Given names and maiden names of women if know.
What? What specific information do you need.
Where? When in England and Ireland if known.

Welsh; Ireland and Jamacia

melkennedy4 — 2012-03-10 13:40:19Z

I have a transcript of a letter date 1839. The letter is wrote from a Welsh relative in England to one in Ireland. It mentions writing to the "Welsh's of Jamacia".

does any one have connections to Ireland and Jamacia.

James Henry Welsh and Catherine Young of Jamaica

melkennedy4 — 2012-03-10 13:37:00Z

James Henry Welsh and Catherine Young , parents of James Welsh born 20 Jun 1830 at St. James, Cornwall, Jamaica and Alexander Curtis Welsh born 26 Jan 1835 at St. James, Cornwall, Jamaica

Joseph L. Welsh b. 1826 PA

cath1271 — 2012-02-09 18:33:30Z

I'm looking for the parents of Joseph Welsh, born about 1826 in Pennsylvania. He lists his mother as born in NJ and father in PA on the 1880 census.

He married Henrietta (unknown) and their children were
James Randolph
Harriet
Frances
Arnetta
Harry
Ida
Joseph L
George M

For the 1850 census he lived in Fallston, Beaver, PA, occupation miner.
The 1860 census has him in Austintown, Mahoning, OH and his occupation was a shoemaker.
By 1870 he was back in Beaver County, PA (the family is listed on 2 censuses--one with post office in Freedom, residence in "Rochester Township" and one with post office in Beaver Falls "Beaver Falls Borough"--same family for sure, though) where he is listed as shoemaker on one census and works in a shoe shop on another.
By 1880 he is living in Rochester, Beaver, PA, but his occupation is now given as miner.
He died before 1900.

Any clues? I came across the family of Beulah (who was born in NJ) and William Welsh in the same area, but no family trees list a Joseph L in their family.

Re: Robert Welsh - Talbot County, Maryland

StellaCotrill77 — 2011-11-18 20:11:29Z

Elizabeth Welsh is the daughter of John Welsh,Jr. - Thomasina 'Hopkins' Hopkins and son of Major John Welsh,Sr.
Have lots on the boreing family...

Re: Robert Welsh - Talbot County, Maryland

kdhgreen77 — 2011-11-18 16:57:32Z

Stella,

I saw your post and was hoping you might have more information on the Welsh family of Talbot county. I think I may have linked my Elizabeth Welsh who married Thomas Boring to Pierce Welsh of Talbot and Baltimore Counties. I suspect Pierce had brothers William and Edward and possibly your Robert. Pierce died Balto county MD in 1722 and had children: John, Elliner/Helen who married 1. George Uriel 2. Robert Gilchrist, Ann who married John Bayley and possibly my Elizabeth Welsh.

Curious if you have any info to offer.

Best,
Kelly

Re: Averille Phillip or Frank Welsh

crmdlm — 2011-10-28 11:46:58Z

I would ask my father if he would talk to me but he hasnt in 8 years now that is why I am looking for family history.

Re: Averille Phillip or Frank Welsh

lornadavis40 — 2011-10-28 11:46:27Z

please ask your father if he knows a man named Doyle hugh davis if so please e-mail me my name is lorna davis and i live in arizona. thank you very much.

Averille Phillip or Frank Welsh

crmdlm — 2011-10-28 11:44:44Z

Averille welsh and Frank Welsh are brothers and my grandpa and step grandpa any help in locating any relatives is helpful. My grandpa Averille has four daughters named Shirley, Phillis, Carole, Myrtle, one son John(my father).

Re: Michael E Welsh and Ellen Bunce

emramsay — 2011-10-25 16:38:37Z

in looking over my lists. i have a william j. walsh father of helen. william born circa 1865. brother of michael welsh. family story is two brothers: one spelled the name welsh and the other walsh. michael married williams wife mary with child helen. michael a widower with according to my notes 3 children and mary a widow. complicated family history!! michael born circa 1859, older than william. could your william be michaels brother rather than son??
our family has always been interested in the name walsh/welsh??

Re: Michael E Welsh and Ellen Bunce

emramsay — 2011-10-24 22:09:03Z

it looks like the michael welsh you mention may be my grandfather. on ellens passing my grandfather married again, my father, raymond, mother was not ellen bunce. i am almost sure this is the same michael welsh. the helen you mention has the same mother as my father. ellen and michael had three children, annie born 1882. joseph born 1886 and gertrude, born 1889.(I do not have a Willam) my michael second wife, a widow with a child helen born 1893. from the second marriage came raymond,my father, born 1898, marion, born 1902 and twins lilian and edward, born 1906. my grandfather michael born in reading, pa. any connection at all?? marianne, n.j. note: if this sounds like your family, i have more info. marianne and are we related???

Richard Welsh of Preston County WV

MaryFDensmore — 2011-09-24 20:51:29Z

Richard Welsh born 1824 @ Moycullen, County Galway Ireland. Lived briefly in Baltimore MD where his two oldest children (Catherine & Mariah) were born. He was married to Bridget Kilaleo. He died Dec 25, 1892 @ Austen, Preston County, WV. He is buried in the "Old Irish" cemetery at Rodemer in Preston County. He was a supervisor in the coal mines. His brother James Welsh also lived in Preston County. Looking for any connection.

Thomas Buchanon, Martin, and James Welsh; Jefferson County, WV

kwelsh4 — 2011-08-19 22:47:56Z

I have hit a brick wall with my family.

I descend from Thomas Buchanon Welsh (Walsh/Welch) who married Anne Gertrude Murphy. He had 3 known brothers: Martin, Patrick, and James (who married Margaret) whom I know nothing about.

Their mother, Honora Welsh (Walsh/Welch) brought the family over from Ireland and, legend has it, was married to Patrick. Honora and her husband are buried in St. Peters Cemetery in Harpers Ferry, WV along with some of the sons.

The only record of Honora I have been able to find is in the 1850 census. She was widowed then and living with Martin, Patrick, James, and Thomas. She was also living with a Michael (or Michane) Welsh, Ann Welsh, Batt Welsh, and a William Jackson whose relations are all unknown. I believe she was born around 1790 in Ireland.

Martin Welsh, my great grandfather, owned Welsh's Grocery (the Bakerton store).

I am aware that our family was good friends with the Flanagans, who owned the Stone Quarry. Maggie Flanagan also married into the Welsh family.

Any information known about any of Thomas's brothers, parents, or Ann, Batt, Michael, or William Jackson would be greatly appreciated. Flanagan information would also be appreciated.

If anyone else is researching these lines, please message me so we can compare notes!

Re: Welsh family in Kentucky

AnnFutrell — 2011-07-11 17:56:49Z

I wonder if your William Welsh who paid taxes on land in Jefferson County, Ky., is related to Robert Welsh (05Feb1786-14Mar1869). He had land on Floyd's Fork His father is supposed to be William Welsh (orWallace) from Ireland. I don't know of any of his siblings. I would be interested in any conncection.

Re: Ann Welsh m. Smallwood Jewell, KY

AnnFutrell — 2011-07-11 17:30:54Z

Also, these family members moved to Illinois from Jefferson County, Kentucky. I've not gotten to them yet to investigate thoroughly. They are James G. Welsh, Moses C.(Cooper, I think)Welsh, Elizabeth Garrett, and Eunice Hoke. These are all the children of Robert Welsh (d. 1869) that I mentioned in the previous post. Perhaps the Welsh you are looking for is a son or grandson. Contact me I can be helpful.

Re: Ann Welsh m. Smallwood Jewell, KY

AnnFutrell — 2011-07-11 17:16:09Z

My gggrandfather was Robert Welsh (05Feb1786-14Mar1869). He had farms around Floyd Forks. His family lived in Seatonville Precinct and Fairmont Precinct. His father was William Welsh (or Wallace which is common for a different Irish spelling) Don't know if this helps.

Re: Jacob Welsh (Welch) /Elizabeth Gordon

rmwcww1 — 2011-07-09 12:26:18Z

I just found this post - I'm also searching for information on the same family line. Have you located any additional information?

I know that he convinced the townspeople to name the town Welshfield in exchange for land and supplies for a church. When he died, no provisions for this were made in his will, so the town's name was changed to Troy. This story and more info can be found online in "a history of Geauga county".

Jacob arrived in Ohio in 1811 as a widower, accompanied by his daughter Betsy, but returned to Boston in 1814 to get a new wife.

Jacob Welsh (Welch) /Elizabeth Gordon

kgawne66 — 2011-07-09 12:25:50Z

Looking for information on Jacob Welsh/Welch b. 1755 d. 1822. He married Elizabeth Gordon in 1780 in Dunstable MA. Elizabeth could be from MA, ME or NH and looking for her parents/sib. Elizabeth d. ca 1812 as Jacob migrated in 1811 and would found Troy Twp., Geauga Co. OH. The OH histories states that he was a widow at this time.

WELSH Elbert A - Vietnam Wall section 2W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-07-09 12:24:24Z

WELSH Elbert A - Vietnam Wall section 2W

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 222,443 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.

Re: Estern Welch/Welsh of Cumberland, MD

jzaragoza9 — 2011-06-27 02:12:28Z

Update:

Death Record of Estern Welch located in Cumberland, MD states his parents to be John Welch and Adelaide (unknown maiden name). Reports his birth as Martinsburg, WV on 1 Oct 1877.

Re: Bayless Welsh 1878---Berkeley Co. , WV

jzaragoza9 — 2011-06-27 01:10:26Z

Dewey! It's a been a long time since we talked. Wondering if you have made any progress?

This has similarities to my mystery man, Estern Welsh. I have varying reports of him being born around the same time: Oct 1877-1879 in either Martinsburg WV or Monroe Co, VA depending on what you consult, although his 1918 Draft Registration card states he doesn't know his birthdate. I found him in 2 censuses as a baby/young man without his parents, so I'm thinking he was separated young. I recently obtained his death certificate which states his parents to be John Welsh and Adelaide (unknown maiden name). I'm wondering if Estern and Bayless could be brothers or something?

Estern ultimately died in Cumberland, MD and was buried at S.S. Peter & Paul Cemetery in Cumberland at the approx. age of 77. As that branch of the family was fractured in my line, its hard to say what the story might be.

There is an obituary posted on Ancestry now for an Adelaide Welch who appears to be in the age range his mother might be, but I have been unable to access it without a membership. Don't know if you have one...or if this helps...

Jennifer

William Welsh, (Abell)

2011-06-21 12:45:11Z

Looking for information on Elmira and William Welsh, Chester County, South Carolina. William Welsh died 1960(?)

Re: William Welsh, (Abell)

ZShackleford — 2011-06-21 04:06:39Z

William Welsh (b.1879) of Chester, S.C. is my Great Great Grandfather.
I have information from documents found on Ancestry.com to share. I'd love to hear the information you may have.

Michael E Welsh and Ellen Bunce

bill6664559 — 2011-05-25 01:59:55Z

Looking for info on Michael E Welsh - b. circa 1850 in Chester PA or Phila PA & Ellen Bunce - b 1857 in Chester, PA. They married at Immaculate Heart RC Church in Chester on 9 Aug 1881. Children William James (1885), Joseph Edward (1887), Gertrude E (1890), Raymond F and Helen (1893, Unknown female (abt 1883). I'm looking for information about their descendants and/or ancestors. Any help appreciated.

Bridget Welsh/Ireland to MA to NJ - John Henry Welsh

Joycer1952 — 2011-04-28 15:06:30Z

Thank you for info on Bridget. Jersey
City may be a link. My e-mail address
is Joycer55@hotmail.com. I will contact you
when I get to that point.

Bridget Welsh/Ireland to MA to NJ - John Henry Welsh

2011-04-28 15:06:07Z

Our Bridget Welsh was born in Ireland circa 1844, but I do not know who her parents were. I do know she was married to Edward Rooney and living in Boston, MA by 1871, when her first child was born. The family had relocated to Jersey City, Hudson County by 1875. Bridget Welsh Rooney may have had a brother names Matthew. Does any of this help?

Bridget Welsh/Ireland to MA to NJ - John Henry Welsh

Joycer1952 — 2011-04-28 15:05:41Z

My Great Grandfather - John Henry Welsh. Born Hudson County, NJ 1849. Parents John and Gitty Sickles Welsh. Any relation?

Bridget Welsh/Ireland to MA to NJ

2011-04-28 15:05:07Z

Seeking info on Bridget Welsh, who emigrated
from Ireland and married Edward Rooney.
Settled first in MA, then later settled in
Jersey City, NJ. Any information welcome!

Re: John Henry Welsh

fnisbell — 2011-04-28 15:04:06Z

Do you have any information on John Henry Welsh's grandparents? I believe his Grandfather was James Welsh and he originally came from Ireland. Thanks!

BIOGRAPHY: George W. WELSH and wife Prudence JONES of Jackson county, Michigan

PamVillafuerte — 2011-04-28 02:21:41Z

BIO:
Comparatively few of the present residents of the state of Michigan resided in the territory seventy-five years ago. The county of Jackson has a large number of patriarchal pioneers, but not many of them who can trace their residence in the commonwealth into the dim past as far as can the subject of this biography, George W. WELSH, a retired farmer and stock raiser, who, now in the seventy-ninth year of his age, is enjoying life in his comfortable home in the village of Parma, his retirement being rendered pleasant, and agreeable by the companionship of the faithful and devoted wife of his youth, who has journeyed life's pathway with him for upwards of half a century. His parents brought him to Michigan in 1825, when he was only one year old, and here he has resided from that time to the present., seventy-eight years.
George W. WELSH is a native of New York, born near Royalton, Niagra county, October 3, 1824. His parents were James and Keziah (BARRETT) WELSH, natives of New York, who removed with their family to Michigan in 1825 and located in Washtenaw county, where they resided ten years. In 1835 they moved to Grass Lake, Jackson county, where they resided until 1843, when they moved to Oakland county. In 1849 they returned to Jackson county, and established their home in Spring Arbor township where both died, the wife surviving her husband a number of years. They were the parents of eleven children, the subject of this review being the youngest in the family. The father followed farming all his life. In politics he was a Whig and in religion both he and his wife were members of the Presbyterian church.
From early youth George W. WELSH has been devoted to agricultural pursuits. He received a good common school education, being diligent and methodical in his pursuit of knowledge. The years of his early manhood were characterized by industry and thrift and his early accumulations of means enabled him to take advantage of many opportunituies for gain denied to others less provident. Year by year he accumulated property real and personal, until at the present time he finds his financial condition all that could be deired. He is the owner of a valuable three hundred acre farm in Spring Arbor, well stocked with horses, cattle, and sheep, together with the necessary equipment of farm machinery for conducting the affairs of the place in accordance with the most approved modern ideas.
January 1, 1849, George W. WELSH was united in marriage to Miss Prudence E. JONES, a native of Oakland county, Michigan, born in the township of Lyon, May 9, 1833. Her parents were Thomas and Mary N. (BIRD) JONES, natives of New York, who were among the early pioneers of Oakland county, but both of whom are now dead, having passed to their eternal reward many years ago. To their union seven children were born, four of whom, James M., William K., George W., and Ardelia have joined their parents in the world beyond. Athelia is the wife of Thomas POWERS and they are the parents of four children, Welsh, Nellie, Murray, and Bessie. Caroline is the wife of Samuel BARSDALE and two children have been born to them, Ethel E. and Jessie Fern. At the time of marriage to her present husband, Mrs. BARSDALE was the widow of Edward HUME and the mother of two children, Edward and Edna. Bessie Adelle is the wife of Edward EMERSON, of Cleveland, Ohio. Her first husband was Fayette GILLETT, by whom she became the mother of three children, Fayettte, George, and Prudence. The two former are married and have families of their own. George GILLETT is the father of Alpha, Hilda, and Helen. The children of Fayette GILLETT are Ronald and HOWARD. The oldest son born to Mr. and Mrs. George W. WELSH, James M., grew to manhood, married Eliza CLARK and at the time of his death was the father of one child, Maudie WELSH, who is still living. The subject and his wife have three children, twelve grandchildren, and five great grandchildren, but of them all no son or grandson has been spared to them to perpetuate the name.
In the spring of 1902 Mr. and Mrs. WESLH removed to a comfortable home in the village of Parma, where they have since resided and they propose spending the years that remain to them in the great enjoyment of that peace and comfort which the labors of a long and busy life have earned for them. Mr. WELSH has always taken an deep and active interest in politics, conscientiously feeling that to be remiss in this is to be negligent of a more important duty. He is a Republican and has been since the organization of that party. During the 53 years that he has resided in Jackson county, no election has escaped without witnessing a ballot dropped in the box from him. Office holding, however, was never to his taste, one term as justice iof the peace constituting his entire experience as a public official.
(SOURCE> pages 553-555, DeLand's History of Jackson County, Michigan)

Catherine WELSH Cvengros 1923-2011 Mahoning County, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2011-04-24 21:52:39Z

WARREN, OH – Catherine Cvengros, 87, formerly of Bright Avenue in Campbell, Ohio who passed Tuesday morning at Briarfield at the Ridge.

Mrs. Cvengros, who was known as Kay, was born Nov. 23, 1923, in Youngstown, Ohio a daughter of Edward and Margaret Mary Mahoney Welsh and was a life long member of the community.

Mrs. Cvengros was a homemaker and during World War II, worked on airplanes as a riveter, a member of the church, a former member of the Immaculate Conception Church, the East Side Garden Club, enjoyed jigsaw puzzles, bingo and enjoyed her most precious times with her grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren.

She leaves to cherish her memory, her son, Thomas (Donna) Fazenbaker of Charleston, S.C.; daughters, Nancy Duigou of Warren, Ohio, Doris Almasy of Campbell, Patricia Streb of Youngstown and Marlene Bone of Hubbard, Ohio; sister Jean Cherol of Hubbard; nine grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren; and two great-great -grandchildren.

Besides her parents, Mrs. Cvengros was preceded in death by her husbands, Thomas Fazenbaker, Andrew Topley and Michael Cvengros; also a daughter, Jean; and her sisters, Misses Patricia, Jane Louise, Arlene (Eileen), Dorothy (Dot) Welsh and Coletta Davis.

Services will be at 10:15 a.m. Tuesday at the McCauley Funeral Home, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 11 a.m. at the Holy Trinity Church in Struthers, Ohio.

The family will receive friends Monday from 4 to 7 p.m. at the funeral home.

Re: Welsh or Welch (William Welsh & Barbara Logan)

jeanold425 — 2011-04-18 14:57:44Z

Hi Dawnie
Herre are my Logans, Funny thing my husband his Aunt Eslie
married a Oscar McCartney he lived in Grafton NSW came to Melbourne in about 1950
Kind regards Jean
JOHN LOGAN-1 [1]. HE DIED BEF. 1859 [1].
SUSAN HENDERSON [1]. SHE DIED BEF. 1859 [1].
JOHN LOGAN AND SUSAN HENDERSON. THEY HAD 1 CHILD.
2. I. PETER LOGAN [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]. HE WAS BORN 1792 IN COCKPEN, MIDLOTHIAN, SCOTLAND [1, 2, 3, 4,
5]. HE MARRIED ANN FERGUSON. THEY WERE MARRIED ON 07 OCT 1826 IN COCKPEN,
MIDLOTHIAN, SCOTLAND [1]. HE DIED ON 28 SEP 1859 IN TILLICOULTRY, CLACKMANNANSHIRE,
SCOTLAND [1, 2, 3, 4, 5].
GENERATION 2
2. PETER LOGAN-2 (JOHN LOGAN-1) [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]. HE WAS BORN 1792 IN COCKPEN, MIDLOTHIAN, SCOTLAND [1, 2, 3,
4, 5]. HE DIED ON 28 SEP 1859 IN TILLICOULTRY, CLACKMANNANSHIRE, SCOTLAND [1, 2, 3, 4, 5].
ANN FERGUSON [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]. SHE WAS BORN 1803 [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]. RESIDENCE 1871 IN 65 HIGH ST, TILLICOULTRY,
CLACKMANNANSHIRE, SCOTLAND [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]. SHE DIED ON 26 JUL 1888 IN TILLICOULTRY, CLACKMANNANSHIRE,
SCOTLAND [1, 2, 3, 4, 5].
PETER LOGAN AND ANN FERGUSON. THEY WERE MARRIED ON 07 OCT 1826 IN COCKPEN, MIDLOTHIAN,
SCOTLAND [1]. THEY HAD 7 CHILDREN.
3. I. JOHN LOGAN [1, 6]. HE WAS BORN 1830 IN LARGO, FIFESHIRE [6]. RESIDENCE 1888 IN 6
STIRLING ST,TILLICOULTRY, CLACKMANNANSHIRE, SCOTLAND [1].
II. SUSAN LOGAN [1]. SHE WAS BORN 1832 IN FIFESHIRE, SCOTALND [1]. RESIDENCE 1871 IN
13-14 PARK ST, MOTHERWELL, LANARKSHIRE, SCOTLAND [1]. HER DEATH ON 24 NOV 1916 IN
MOTHERWELL, LANARKSHIRE, SCOTLAND (SENILE DECAY) [1].
III. ISOBELL LOGAN [1, 3]. SHE WAS BORN 1836 IN CLACKMANNANSHIRE, SCOTLAND [1, 3]. SHE
MARRIED JAMES FYFE. THEY WERE MARRIED ON 13 JUN 1859 IN TILLICOULTRY,
CLACKMANNANSHIRE, SCOTLAND [3].
IV. ANN LOGAN [1, 4]. SHE WAS BORN 1838 IN CLACKMANNANSHIRE, SCOTLAND [1, 4]. SHE
MARRIED DAVID TAYLOR. THEY WERE MARRIED ON 03 MAR 1865 IN TILLICOULTRY,
CLACKMANNANSHIRE, SCOTLAND [4].
V. MARGARET LOGAN [1, 5]. SHE WAS BORN 1840 IN CLACKMANNANSHIRE, SCOTLAND [1, 5]. SHE
MARRIED JOHN WILSON. THEY WERE MARRIED ON 21 JUL 1865 IN TILLICOULTRY,
CLACKMANNANSHIRE, SCOTLAND [5].
VI. JANET LOGAN [1]. SHE WAS BORN 1843 IN CLACKMANNANSHIRE, SCOTLAND [1].
4. VII. PETER LOGAN [1, 2]. HE WAS BORN 1847 IN CLACKMANNANSHIRE, SCOTLAND [1, 2].
RESIDENCE 1871 IN 65 HIGH ST, TILLICOULTRY, CLACKMANNANSHIRE, SCOTLAND [1, 2]. HE
MARRIED ELIZA REID. THEY WERE MARRIED ON 31 DEC 1873 [2]. HE DIED ON 18 DEC
1914 IN TILLICOULTRY, CLACKMANNANSHIRE, SCOTLAND [1, 2].
GENERATION 3
3. JOHN LOGAN-3 (PETER LOGAN-2, JOHN LOGAN-1) [1, 6]. HE WAS BORN 1830 IN LARGO, FIFESHIRE [6].
RESIDENCE 1888 IN 6 STIRLING ST,TILLICOULTRY, CLACKMANNANSHIRE, SCOTLAND [1].
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GENERATION 3 (CON'T)
MARGARET LOGAN [6]. SHE WAS BORN 1839 IN TILLICOULTRY, CLACKMANNAN [6]. RESIDENCE 1901 IN
TILLICOULTRY, TILLICOULTRY, CLACKMANNANSHIRE, SCOTLAND [6].
JOHN LOGAN AND MARGARET LOGAN. THEY HAD 2 CHILDREN.
I. JOHN LOGAN [6]. HE WAS BORN 1872 IN TILLICOULTRY, CLACKMANNAN [6]. RESIDENCE 1901
IN TILLICOULTRY, TILLICOULTRY, CLACKMANNANSHIRE, SCOTLAND [6].
II. JAMES LOGAN [6]. HE WAS BORN 1880 IN TILLICOULTRY, CLACKMANNAN [6]. RESIDENCE
1901 IN TILLICOULTRY, TILLICOULTRY, CLACKMANNANSHIRE, SCOTLAND [6].
4. PETER LOGAN-3 (PETER LOGAN-2, JOHN LOGAN-1) [1, 2]. HE WAS BORN 1847 IN CLACKMANNANSHIRE,
SCOTLAND [1, 2]. RESIDENCE 1871 IN 65 HIGH ST, TILLICOULTRY, CLACKMANNANSHIRE, SCOTLAND [1, 2]. HE DIED
ON 18 DEC 1914 IN TILLICOULTRY, CLACKMANNANSHIRE, SCOTLAND [1, 2].
ELIZA REID [2]. SHE WAS BORN 1849 IN STIRLINGSHIRE, SCOTLAND [2]. RESIDENCE 1901 IN 77 HIGH ST,
TILLICOULTRY, CLACKMANNANSHIRE, SCOTLAND [2]. SHE DIED ON 19 JUL 1920 IN TILLICOULTRY,
CLACKMANNANSHIRE, SCOTLAND [2].
PETER LOGAN AND ELIZA REID. THEY WERE MARRIED ON 31 DEC 1873 [2]. THEY HAD 3 CHILDREN.
I. PETER LOGAN [2]. HE WAS BORN 1872 IN TILLICOULTRY, CLACKMANNANSHIRE, SCOTLAND [2].
II. ROBERT LOGAN [2]. HE WAS BORN 1878 IN TILLICOULTRY, CLACKMANNANSHIRE, SCOTLAND [2].
RESIDENCE 1901 IN 77 HIGH ST, TILLICOULTRY, CLACKMANNANSHIRE, SCOTLAND [2].
III. JOHN LOGAN [2]. HE WAS BORN 1880 IN TILLICOULTRY, CLACKMANNANSHIRE, SCOTLAND [2].
RESIDENCE 1901 IN 77 HIGH ST, TILLICOULTRY, CLACKMANNANSHIRE, SCOTLAND [2
LOGAN HELEN 1824 DIED 1904 M MICHAEL MCPHEE RE RAFFERTY GEORGE ARTHUR SARAH RICE GILCHRIST

Re: Welsh or Welch (William Welsh & Barbara Logan)

dawn_enever — 2011-04-18 14:57:22Z

My line is the Logan family born in the Minnigaff Parish, Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland. Barbara was born 28 Sept 1821 to parents John Logan and Mary McNaught from Black Laggen, Kirkcudbrightshire. She had many siblings:

Alexander born 3 May 1818
John born 3 May 1818 died in infancy
Benjamin born 27 May 1823 This is my line
James McCartney born 27 May 1823 along with his twin Benjamin migrated to Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Oct 1852 on the ship "New Orleans"
William Arthur born 3 May 1825
Agnes born 1 Apr 1821 MARRIED John Galloway in 1852 they had many children named after her siblings.
John born 7 Mar 1829
Mary Ann born 30 Dec 1830 died in infancy
Mary Ann born31 Dec 1831
Janet born 3 Mar 1833
Johnstone born 6 Apr 1835 died 1921 New Galloway, Kells Parish, Kirkcudbrightshire. She MARRIED James Turner and had 6 children, again given names of Johnstone's siblings. One son John Logan Turner born 1876 died 1956 in New Galloway, Kells Parish, Kircudbrightshire married Margaret Coltart they 2 children, a son James born 1901 died 1987 married ? and a daughter Agnes born 1901 died 1962 in Balmaclellan, Kirkcudbrightshire. Married ?

Can you tell me your Logan relative at all. I can only trace back to John born about 1790, we think Dalry, Kirkcudbrightshire and died 1861 in Black Laggen, Kirkcudbrightshire. I will be away for four days, so will get your reply when I return.

Cheers

Dawnie

Re: Welsh or Welch (William Welsh & Barbara Logan)

jeanold425 — 2011-04-18 14:56:55Z

Hi Dawnie
I have a lot of Welsh in both sides of my family
i also have a Logan but have not done any work on it
do you know anything about Barbara at all or William that may help
Kind regards jean

Re: Welsh or Welch (William Welsh & Barbara Logan)

dawn_enever — 2011-04-18 14:56:31Z

Hi Jean, I have in my family a William Welsh born New Cumnock, Ayreshire, Scotland married Barbara Logan (my line) born Minnigaf Parish, Kirkcudbrightshire. They had 13 children born in this parish from 1843 to 1864.

John, James, Robert, George, Benjamin, Mary Ann, Jane, William Alexander, Andrew Logan, Johnstone Logan, Johnston, Alexander Murray, Anthony McCaglet who married a Maggie and had children Elizabeth born 1895, Barbara 1899 and William born 1896 all in Kirkcudbrightshire. William and Barbara died in Borgue Parish, Kirkcudbrightshire.

Let me know if you connect.

Cheers

Dawnie