Notes: Coffman/Livingston

Notes

Matches 801 to 850 of 1,751

#	Notes	Linked to
801	I have not been able to find his Will on the source listed. The pages do not match. It will take a page by page search to find it. Once I do, I will post it here. The will was filed in Greene County, Missouri.	SANFORD, William S ✓ (I254)
802	I haven't found a census record for John Gilbert or "Sealy" in 1880. His young daughter Docia died on 2 Jan 1880 so the Dudleys had to have come to Missouri before 1880. They sold land in Muncie, Delaware County, Indiana to a Lewis Rees on 23 Jun 1871. Her name is listed as Sealy Dudley. I have removed Military Service as a MyTreeTag. He appears he registered - the name and age are correct. There are no records he lived in Miami county. And there are no records on Fold3 for him in the Civil War.	DUDLEY, John Gilbert ★ (I393)
803	I looked up the sanitarium - great online site. It was a tb home.	GLOCK, Rosa (I212228722416)
804	I may have a photo of her.	COFFMAN, Myrtle Irene (I651)
805	I think this came by the Oldenburg marriages attached to Frederich Robert BAUMBERGER.	-unknown (I212227390778)
806	I treasured my Aunt Mollie. She and mother were very close and I know her death affected Mother deeply.	LIVINGSTON, Mary "Mollie" ✓ (I174)
807	If the death is Abt 1595, then the burial would be 1 Jan 1596.	GIBSON, John (I1154)
808	In H.Hansmann's Genealogy p.26 he put a (?) next to Magarethe and wrote (Catherine) above the same name.	APFEL, Gesche Catharine (I212228270345)
809	In H.Hansmann's Genealogy p.26 the surname was spelled BOCKELMANN.	BOKELMANN, Conrad Heinrich (I212228270868)
810	In H.Hansmann's Genealogy p.35, he noted under her birth "died soon".	HANSMANN, Ida Marie "Lilli of the Valley" (I212228477210)
811	In H.Hansmann's Genealogy p.39 his birthplace is Brake/Weser.	HANSMANN, Carl August (I212228491685)
812	In her will, she states that she is a "single woman".	GORE, Abigail (I701)
813	In one of the census for James Blair Sinclair, it showed that his father was born in Scotland.	SINCLAIR, ✓ (I1196)
814	In son, Basil Sinclair's Home	SINCLAIR, John Linn ✓ (I202)
815	In the 1850 census she is 3 years old, date of census 1 Nov.	LOVE, Amanda E (I398)
816	In the 1850 census, Reuben Livingston and Gilbert Livingston lived next to each other (dwelling 38 and 37 respectively). In dwelling #39 lives James Livingston. Reuben, Gilbert, and James were all born in Kentucky. I believe there is a good possibility given their ages that they are all brothers. James was 45; Reuben was 38; and Gilbert was 30. James and his wife could not read or write but the other brothers and their wives could. I cannot find Hugh LIVINGSTON in an 1860 census. He might have been living in Illinois or Missouri. He enlisted in the Union army in Illinois.	LIVINGSTON, Hugh ✓ (I1172)
817	In the 1850 census, she is found in Meade County, age 15. It is assumed that she married before 1860 but a marriage record has not been found. The other possibility is that she died after 1860.	COFFMAN, Jane "Polly" (I191)
818	In the 1855 census she is 4 years old.	HOLBROOK, Lilla Blanche (I1509)
819	In the 1900 census, Wesley's father was born in "Old Virginia" and his mother in "New Virginia".	DUDLEY, John Wesley (I30)
820	In the Civil War Draft Registration record, there is at least one other Davis in the same district that was born in Kentucky.	DAVIS, Soloman "Sol" (I1850)
821	In W.T.Whitmore's "The Payne and Gore Families" 1875, p. 26, John Gore is listed as the "FIRST" Gore. Doesn't even say when he arrived or from what country.	GORE, John (I238)
822	In western part.	BASCOM, Jonathan ✓ (I277)
823	Ina Belle's second marriage did not last very long. She told me that she never should have married the second time. That Clyde was her "one true love".	COFFMAN, Ina Belle ✓ (I172)
824	Included in tree. Thought he was definitely a direct ancestor but the person linking to him has not been verified.	TRAVIS, Champion (I439)
825	Index to New York City Deaths 1862-1948. Indices prepared by the Italian Genealogical Group and the German Genealogy Group, and used with permission of the New York City Department of Records/Municipal Archives.	Source (S647109293)
826	Index to New York City Marriages, 1866-1937. Indices prepared by the Italian Genealogical Group and the German Genealogy Group, and used with permission of the New York City Department of Records/Municipal Archives.	Source (S647109381)
827	Indiana State Board of Health. Death Certificates, 1900–2011. Microfilm. Indiana Archives and Records Administration, Indianapolis, Indiana.	Source (S56)
828	Inscription: Private 1st Class, U.S. Army, World War II	NELSON, Clyde Wilber ✓ (I165)
829	Isaac Milton Collins is NOT -- repeat -- NOT by 2nd great-grandfather although I had been told for years he was. Nor was the man (surname BRAY) his father -- it looks like Bray was never even IN Missouri. Isaac Milton Collins was orphaned when he was a few weeks old (in my family story he was 3 weeks old). Both his parents died. The ROOKS brought him up. Through much research, I found the Rooks daughter was his mother. Thus his grandparents raised him. My grandparents (Coffman's) talked about the Rooks family all the time when I was a little girl. I always wondered why but as a child, little girls did not ask questions about an adult-only conversation. More research showed that Isaac was a very popular name for this family. All of this was uncovered in the last few years (2019-).	COLLINS, Isaac ✓ (I668)
830	Jackson, Ron V., Accelerated Indexing Systems, comp.. <i>Wisconsin Census, 1820-1890</i>. Compiled and digitized by Mr. Jackson and AIS from microfilmed schedules of the U.S. Federal Decennial Census, territorial/state censuses, and/or census substitutes.	Source (S626223124)
831	Jeff Bailey GEDCOM had this: b. 15 May 1822 Larue Co KY d. 13 Sep 1891 Linn Co MO	LONG, Ralph T (I1848)
832	Jeff Bailey GEDCOM, which I've not found reliable now 20+ yrs later, has children: Nancy PEARMAN b 1789 m William PAULY 13 Oct 1809 in Hardin Elisha PEARMAN b 1793 Pittsylvania Co VA m Sarah Jane PEARMAN 5 Jan 1819 in Hardin, she dies in 1880 Charleston, Coles Co, IL d 1880 1880 Charleston, Coles Co, IL Elizabeth PEARMAN b 1797 m 14 Mar 1816 Wm R REYNOLDS in Pittsylvania Co VA (there is a marriage record and he has military) Susan PEARMAN b 1806 Pittsylvania Co VA in 1870 census Delilah W PEARMAN b 1810 His mother is referenced in his will but only by "his mother" or "mother".	PEARMAN, Nathan ✓ (I218)
833	Johann Fridrich is mixed up with Johann Heinrich. See notes in Heinrich.	HANSMANN, Johann Fridrich (I32007027119)
834	John COFFMAN (1838-1916) did not serve in either the Union or Confederate amry during the Civil War. I checked all the John x COFFMANs on Fold3. None of them registered anywhere near Laredo. In fact, most were in the southern part of the state.	COFFMAN, John (I192)
835	John is not listed in the "possible lineage..." under Andrew Reed.	REED, John (I1091)
836	JOHN RICHARDSON PEARMAN, 84, was found dead in his home in Mansfield, Sunday. He leaves two sons, Clarence and Vernon; two daughters, Mrs. Elbert Letsinger and Mrs. Flossie Widner; eight grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren. Services were held Tuesday in Little Creek Baptist Church of which he was a deacon. The Rev. Jordan Bogart officiated.	PEARMAN, John Richardson (I1337)
837	John TRAVIS and Sarah CHILTON definitely had a son who was called Isaac. They are living with him in 1850 at the time of the census. A Rachel TRAVIS, age 68, is listed just below him on the 1850 census with large family. What is not certain as of 4 Sep 2019 is whether George Isaac and 'just' Isaac are the same people. His children are listed on https://wc.rootsweb.com/trees/117534/I24846/-/registry (Ingram). It also lists for Isaac: 28 AUG 1811 in Danville, Virginia, and died 17 JUN 1890 in Caswell County, North Carolina. Sarah Chilton: Birth: 1770 in Maryland. Death: 1850 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia John TRAVIS is my 4th great-grandfather but wives need to be verified. DEATH: Travis, George Isaac, b. 28 Aug 1811, Danville, Virginia Find all individuals with events at this location, d. 17 Jun 1890, Caswell County, North Carolina Find all individuals with events at this location (Age 78 years) [natural] Source: https://caswellcountync.org/genealogy/getperson.php?personID=I13477&tree=tree1	TRAVIS, George Isaac (I749)
838	Kentucky County, District and Probate Courts.	Source (S910)
839	KOLB may not be her maiden name. Use for research purposes ONLY.	KOLB, Leona ✓ (I117)
840	Listed as fifth child.	ISAAR, Mathilde (I212228281893)
841	Listed as third child on H.Hansmann's Genealogy p. 27. And he listed her given name as Emilie.	RESCHER, Emilina (I212228281599)
842	Living by herself in the 1870 census. Worth quite a lot for those days.	COFFMAN, Axsa ✓ (I1822)
843	Living in 1870 census with daughter Elizabeth PURCELL.	COFFMAN, John Henry ✓ (I889)
844	Living with her son, Thomas ROOKS.	JACKSON, Elizabeth (I288)
845	Local preach united them in marriage, name: J. L. Wood.	Family: SANFORD, William S ✓ / (F678)
846	Local preacher unitd them in marriage. Name: J. L. Wood.	Family: / FAIRLEY, Barbara "Barbary" (F742)
847	Located in Clay Township on the edge of the county next to Grundy.	Family: COFFMAN, Alva Artie ★ / SANFORD, Melvina "Vina" Verilla ★ (F154)
848	located north of Meadville	PEARMAN, Mary E (I1847)
849	Location based on Probate newspaper clipping.	CLEVENGER, Wesley (I40)
850	Lone Star Cemetery	HANSMANN, Johann Carl August Gerhard "August G" (I32007027084)

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801

I have not been able to find his Will on the source listed. The pages do not match. It will take a page by page search to find it. Once I do, I will post it here. The will was filed in Greene County, Missouri.

SANFORD, William S ✓ (I254)

802

I haven't found a census record for John Gilbert or "Sealy" in 1880. His young daughter Docia died on 2 Jan 1880 so the Dudleys had to have come to Missouri *before* 1880.

They sold land in Muncie, Delaware County, Indiana to a Lewis Rees on 23 Jun 1871. Her name is listed as Sealy Dudley.

I have removed Military Service as a MyTreeTag. He appears he registered - the name and age are correct. There are no records he lived in Miami county. And there are no records on Fold3 for him in the Civil War.

DUDLEY, John Gilbert ★ (I393)

803

I looked up the sanitarium - great online site. It was a tb home.

GLOCK, Rosa (I212228722416)

804

I may have a photo of her.

COFFMAN, Myrtle Irene (I651)

805

I think this came by the Oldenburg marriages attached to Frederich Robert BAUMBERGER.

-unknown (I212227390778)

806

I treasured my Aunt Mollie. She and mother were very close and I know her death affected Mother deeply.

LIVINGSTON, Mary "Mollie" ✓ (I174)

807

If the death is Abt 1595, then the burial would be 1 Jan 1596.

GIBSON, John (I1154)

808

In H.Hansmann's Genealogy p.26 he put a (?) next to Magarethe and wrote (Catherine) above the same name.

APFEL, Gesche Catharine (I212228270345)

809

In H.Hansmann's Genealogy p.26 the surname was spelled BOCKELMANN.

BOKELMANN, Conrad Heinrich (I212228270868)

810

In H.Hansmann's Genealogy p.35, he noted under her birth "died soon".

HANSMANN, Ida Marie "Lilli of the Valley" (I212228477210)

811

In H.Hansmann's Genealogy p.39 his birthplace is Brake/Weser.

HANSMANN, Carl August (I212228491685)

812

In her will, she states that she is a "single woman".

GORE, Abigail (I701)

813

In one of the census for James Blair Sinclair, it showed that his father was born in Scotland.

SINCLAIR, ✓ (I1196)

814

In son, Basil Sinclair's Home

SINCLAIR, John Linn ✓ (I202)

815

In the 1850 census she is 3 years old, date of census 1 Nov.

LOVE, Amanda E (I398)

816

In the 1850 census, Reuben Livingston and Gilbert Livingston lived next to each other (dwelling 38 and 37 respectively). In dwelling #39 lives James Livingston. Reuben, Gilbert, and James were all born in Kentucky. I believe there is a good possibility given their ages that they are all brothers. James was 45; Reuben was 38; and Gilbert was 30. James and his wife could not read or write but the other brothers and their wives could.

I cannot find Hugh LIVINGSTON in an 1860 census. He might have been living in Illinois or Missouri. He enlisted in the Union army in Illinois.

LIVINGSTON, Hugh ✓ (I1172)

817

In the 1850 census, she is found in Meade County, age 15. It is assumed that she married before 1860 but a marriage record has not been found. The other possibility is that she died after 1860.

COFFMAN, Jane "Polly" (I191)

818

In the 1855 census she is 4 years old.

HOLBROOK, Lilla Blanche (I1509)

819

In the 1900 census, Wesley's father was born in "Old Virginia" and his mother in "New Virginia".

DUDLEY, John Wesley (I30)

820

In the Civil War Draft Registration record, there is at least one other Davis in the same district that was born in Kentucky.

DAVIS, Soloman "Sol" (I1850)

821

In W.T.Whitmore's "The Payne and Gore Families" 1875, p. 26, John Gore is listed as the "FIRST" Gore. Doesn't even say when he arrived or from what country.

GORE, John (I238)

822

In western part.

BASCOM, Jonathan ✓ (I277)

823

Ina Belle's second marriage did not last very long. She told me that she never should have married the second time. That Clyde was her "one true love".

COFFMAN, Ina Belle ✓ (I172)

824

Included in tree. Thought he was definitely a direct ancestor but the person linking to him has not been verified.

TRAVIS, Champion (I439)

825

Index to New York City Deaths 1862-1948. Indices prepared by the Italian Genealogical Group and the German Genealogy Group, and used with permission of the New York City Department of Records/Municipal Archives.

Source (S647109293)

826

Index to New York City Marriages, 1866-1937. Indices prepared by the Italian Genealogical Group and the German Genealogy Group, and used with permission of the New York City Department of Records/Municipal Archives.

Source (S647109381)

827

Indiana State Board of Health. Death Certificates, 1900–2011. Microfilm. Indiana Archives and Records Administration, Indianapolis, Indiana.

Source (S56)

828

Inscription: Private 1st Class, U.S. Army, World War II

NELSON, Clyde Wilber ✓ (I165)

829

Isaac Milton Collins is *NOT* -- repeat -- **NOT** by 2nd great-grandfather although I had been told for years he was. Nor was the man (surname BRAY) his father -- it looks like Bray was never even IN Missouri.

Isaac Milton Collins was orphaned when he was a few weeks old (in my family story he was 3 weeks old). Both his parents died. The ROOKS brought him up. Through much research, I found the Rooks daughter was his mother. Thus his grandparents raised him. My grandparents (Coffman's) talked about the Rooks family all the time when I was a little girl. I always wondered why but as a child, little girls did *not* ask questions about an adult-only conversation.

More research showed that Isaac was a very popular name for this family. All of this was uncovered in the last few years (2019-).

COLLINS, Isaac ✓ (I668)

830

Jackson, Ron V., Accelerated Indexing Systems, comp.. <i>Wisconsin Census, 1820-1890</i>. Compiled and digitized by Mr. Jackson and AIS from microfilmed schedules of the U.S. Federal Decennial Census, territorial/state censuses, and/or census substitutes.

Source (S626223124)

831

Jeff Bailey GEDCOM had this:
b. 15 May 1822 Larue Co KY
d. 13 Sep 1891 Linn Co MO

LONG, Ralph T (I1848)

832

Jeff Bailey GEDCOM, which I've not found reliable now 20+ yrs later, has children:
Nancy PEARMAN
b 1789
m William PAULY 13 Oct 1809 in Hardin

Elisha PEARMAN
b 1793 Pittsylvania Co VA
m Sarah Jane PEARMAN 5 Jan 1819 in Hardin, she dies in 1880 Charleston, Coles Co, IL
d 1880 1880 Charleston, Coles Co, IL

Elizabeth PEARMAN
b 1797
m 14 Mar 1816 Wm R REYNOLDS in Pittsylvania Co VA (there is a marriage record and he has military)

Susan PEARMAN
b 1806 Pittsylvania Co VA
in 1870 census

Delilah W PEARMAN
b 1810

His mother is referenced in his will but only by "his mother" or "mother".

PEARMAN, Nathan ✓ (I218)

833

Johann Fridrich is mixed up with Johann Heinrich. See notes in Heinrich.

HANSMANN, Johann Fridrich (I32007027119)

834

John COFFMAN (1838-1916) did not serve in either the Union or Confederate amry during the Civil War. I checked all the John x COFFMANs on Fold3. None of them registered anywhere near Laredo. In fact, most were in the southern part of the state.

COFFMAN, John (I192)

835

John is not listed in the "possible lineage..." under Andrew Reed.

REED, John (I1091)

836

JOHN RICHARDSON PEARMAN, 84, was found dead in his home in Mansfield, Sunday. He leaves two sons, Clarence and Vernon; two daughters, Mrs. Elbert Letsinger and Mrs. Flossie Widner; eight grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren. Services were held Tuesday in Little Creek Baptist Church of which he was a deacon. The Rev. Jordan Bogart officiated.

PEARMAN, John Richardson (I1337)

837

John TRAVIS and Sarah CHILTON definitely had a son who was called Isaac. They are living with him in 1850 at the time of the census.
A Rachel TRAVIS, age 68, is listed just below him on the 1850 census with large family.

What is not certain as of 4 Sep 2019 is whether George Isaac and 'just' Isaac are the same people.

His children are listed on https://wc.rootsweb.com/trees/117534/I24846/-/registry (Ingram). It also lists for Isaac:
28 AUG 1811 in Danville, Virginia, and died 17 JUN 1890 in Caswell County, North Carolina.

Sarah Chilton: Birth: 1770 in Maryland. Death: 1850 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia
John TRAVIS is my 4th great-grandfather but wives need to be verified.

DEATH: Travis, George Isaac, b. 28 Aug 1811, Danville, Virginia Find all individuals with events at this location, d. 17 Jun 1890, Caswell County, North Carolina Find all individuals with events at this location (Age 78 years) [natural] Source: https://caswellcountync.org/genealogy/getperson.php?personID=I13477&tree=tree1

TRAVIS, George Isaac (I749)

838

Kentucky County, District and Probate Courts.

Source (S910)

839

KOLB may *not* be her maiden name. Use for research purposes ONLY.

KOLB, Leona ✓ (I117)

840

Listed as fifth child.

ISAAR, Mathilde (I212228281893)

841

Listed as third child on H.Hansmann's Genealogy p. 27.
And he listed her given name as Emilie.