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- Subject: Scottish Skinners
- Date: Fri, 18 Dec 1998 13:58:17 -0500
- From: "tnotto"
<tnotto@gateway.net>
-
- I am interested in the Skinners who are of scotch ancestry.
Could you provide sources or references please.
- Thank you,
- Tonia Skinner Hannemann
-
- Subject: Query Response
- Date: 10 Mar 1999
- From: Rodger
Skinner <radiotv@cris.com>
-
- My great great grandfather John Skinner came to East
Palestine, OH in 1880 from New Castle upon Tyne, England but he
had been born and raised somewhere in Scotland and I am trying
to find out where. My Dad says he spoke with a thick Scottish
brogue. I am fortunate to have a picture of him with my father,
grandfather and great grandfather all together.
-
- Would be interested in any info you may find on Skinners
coming from Scotland. Here is what I just posted about myself
and family on the Skinner board.
-
- Subject: Response
- Date: 19 Sep 1999
- From: "KATERINA"
<cathscot@her.forthnet.gr>
-
- Hello
-
- My name is Catherine J Skinner of the Scottish Borders. My
grandfather's name was Robert John Skinner who married Margaret
Brockie. My grandfather's brother was Adam Blaikie Skinner and
a sister called Jesse. I know that my father was born in
Earlston in the Scottish borders and His uncle had property in
Smailhom. Adams wife Mary went to Austrailia after he died
around 1961-1963? It's about all the information I have if its
of any help.
-
- Subject: Response
- Date: 12 Oct 1999
- From: "paul
hughes" <R2D2.5@bigpond.com>
-
- Dear Tonia, my name is Peter Skinner. I live in Australia
but originally lived in New Zealand.My grandfather, Arthur
Skinner, married Jean Grant in 1860, Aberdeenshire,Scotland.
They and their 12 children moved to N.Z. in1890.
- Arthur's father's name was John. His father's name was
George. His father's name was John, who married a Jean
Maitland.
- I do have some information if you require it.
-
- Kind regards,
-
- Peter
-
- Rebecca Skinner - Bermuda
- Date: Fri, 18 Dec 1998
- From: Stuart
Ward STWARD@ngco.com
-
- I'm looking for the mother of Thomas Smith b 1812 in Bermuda.
His parents were Thomas Smith and Rebecca Skinner. Thomas, Jr.
died in Truro, NS, Canada and married Sarah vesey also of
Bermuda.
-
- Thanks
- Stuart Ward
- Halifax, NS
- SKINNER - Hebron, CT
- Date: 12 Dec 1998
- From: "D.
Mockler" <dmockler@ballcom.com>
-
- Looking for information on Samuel Skinner (1784 - 1860) and
Mary Skinner (1786 - 1869) of Hebron CT. They were the foster
parents of my gg-grandfather George Chauncey WELLS, born 16 March
1819 in Colchester, CT to Oliver WELLS and Aroxanna CLARK, from
1822 - 1841.
-
- Looking for reason he was put under their foster care or
connection between
- SKINNER, WELLS and CLARK families.
-
- Thanks,
-
- Don Mockler
- dmockler@ballcom.com
-
- Subject: David Skinner
- Date: 6 Dec 1998
- From: "Mary
Kessler" <mkessler@stny.lrun.com>
-
- My g-grandfather's name is David Skinner. He married a Mary
Louisa Jackson in Dunklin Co. MO in 1882. They had a daughter,
Ollie Bell, born in 1892. Oral history has it he died when Ollie
Bell was approximately three years old. That is the extent of the
knowledge I have of him. I have been unable to find anything more.
Do you think that you might be able to help me?
-
- I appreciate any help that you can give me, it seems this is a
brick wall.
-
- Mary Springer Kessler
-
- mkessler@stny.lrun.com
- Hannah Skinner who married Henry Lander of Va. and
Ky
- Date: 5 Dec 1998
- From: "Lisa
Smallwood" <palladin@linknet.net>
-
- I am looking for information on a Hannah Skinner who married
Henry Lander of Va. and Ky. I have two possible fathers. One a
John Skinner son of Richard Skinner from Woodbridge, NJ. The other
possible is a Cornelius Skinner, father of Richard Skinner of
Loudoun Co.., Va.. Henry Lander was born 1725 so his wife would
have been born in the second quarter of 1700's.
- Lisa Smallwood
- NOAH SKINNER
- Date: 28 Nov 1998
- From: "tnotto"
<tnotto@gateway.net>
-
- JOHN SKINNER to NOAH SKINNER
- Descendents of John skinner from Braintree, England.
- 2 very good sources have almost completed my search, HOWEVER,
there is a breakdown with information about NOAH SKINNER.
- The skinner data base only includes 2 children for NOAH
(1707)and wife MARY SCOTT.
- A second source lists many more children, including my direct
descendent, Ezekiel.
- Does someone out there have more children for NOAH, son of
Thomas(1680)?
- Tonia skinner Hannemann
- John H. Skinner m Susannah Coaker
- Date: 20 Nov 1998
- From: Candace
Gravelle cteal@dnc.net
-
- Searching for documented children of John H. Skinner and
Susannah Coaker, and also for documented children of John H.
Skinner's parents who are thought to be Rev War Captain Isaac
Skinner and Jane Jackson Skinner.
My Skinner line is from Isaac H. Skinner, born 1800, married to
Mary Ann Harley (1806-1870), and who lived in Jackson County, GA.,
Newton County, GA, Coweta and Carroll Counties in Georgia, where
they presumably both died between 1860-1870. They had the
following children:
- Francis Marion Skinner, born Dec 10, 1825 in GA
- William Jasper Skinner, born Aug 31, 1827 in GA
- Susan Elizabeth Skinner, born Dec 19, 1828 in GA
- Lucy Ann Skinner, born Oct 11, 1831 in GA
- John Newton Skinner, born Feb 20, 1834 in Henry County,
GA
- Nancy Martha R. Skinner, born Jan 24, 1837 in GA
- Louisa Emily V. Skinner, born Aug 18, 1839 in Henry County,
GA
- Wylie W. Skinner, born Feb 9, 1842 in GA
- Samuel P. Skinner, born Oct 25, 1844 in GA
- James Thomas J. Skinner, born Dec 28, 1846 in GA
- Isaac H. Skinner, born Jan 29, 1849 in GA
- Andrew Jackson Skinner, born June 7, 1851 in Coweta County,
GA
- I am descended through Andrew Jackson Skinner who married
Rebecca Ann McElroy, daughter of John B. McElroy and Elizabeth Ann
Jones. This family and descendants lived in Carroll County, GA and
Cleburne County, Alabama between 1850 and 1950's...
Some Skinner researchers of this line say that John H. Skinner who
married Susannah Coaker were the parents of Isaac H. Skinner, but I
have not found documentation of this. Would also like to know the
names of Isaac H. Skinner's siblings and their families, as well as
the siblings of John H. Skinner and Susannah Coaker.
- Follow-Up: Wylie SKINNER
- Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1999 08:49:47 -0500
- From: Larry
Skinner <larrynskinner@cobbk12.org>
-
- Does anyone have any information about the Decendants from
Wylie Skinner? He had a son named Wylie also. Who was my
Grandfather. Wylie Jr. had a son named Nathan. who had me my
name is Larry. We live in them Douglas county part of
Georgia.
-
- Follow-Up: Wylie SKINNER
- Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1999 19:27:38 -0800
- From: candace
gravelle <cteal@dnc.net>
-
- Larry Skinner,
- Regarding Wylie Skinner: Wylie Skinner Sr. who was a
brother to my gg grandfather Andrew J. Skinner.
- See my home page at
- http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/g/r/a/Candace-T-Gravelle/index.html
- and see the Geneology Report under descendants of Isaac H.
Skinner...it has info re: your Wylie Skinner. One of my great
uncles who is 96 yrs old and still living in Alabama has a
Civil War sword that belonged to your great grandfather Wylie
Skinner. Contact me at cteal@dnc.net
- Candace
-
- Elisha Skinner m Dolly Shiner
- Date: 01 Nov 1998
- From: shirley
soper <ssoper@mo-net.com>
-
- Hi,
-
- I am searching for Elisha Skinner who married Dolly Shiner in
Ohio 9/7/1837, Wayne County. Any information would be
helpful.
-
- Thanks,
- Shirley
- Hugh E. Skinner
- From: Ray
Hughey <rhughey@west.net>
-
- Hope you might be able to help me with info on WWI soldier for
news feature story. Trying to find info on one Hugh E. Skinner who
was in 307th Regiment, 77th Division, Co. M in France during World
War One. This man was best pal of another soldier who was killed
and who wrote letter to man's fiance. Other man was from Sayville,
N.Y. (Long Island).
- Appreciate any assistance
- Ray Hughey
- Thosand Oaks (CA) Star
- Bird SKINNER, b.1807 Darlington Dist.S.C.
- Date: 31 Oct 1998
- From: bubba
1 <bubba1@sunherald.infi.net>
-
- Researching Bird SKINNER, b.1807 Darlington Dist.S.C.He is
listed in the 1830 census of Darlington S.C.,Moved to Henry Co AL.
about 1838.Listed in the 1840 and 1850census of Henry Co AL.Moved
again about 1858 to Choctaw Co AL. Is Bird SKINNER the son of
Nathan SKINNER Sr of Darlington S.C.
-
From: Nathaniel Skinner, bubba1@sunherald.infi.net
- Lorne SKINNER married to Olliet Widner
- Date: Fri, 30 Oct 1998
- From: Patricia
Bennett <mrsb@netins.net>
-
- In my WIDNER family tree, there is one Lorne SKINNER married
to Olliet Widner b.12-8-1885. Together, they had two children
Francis/Frances and Earl. Do we have a connection?
- Hope so!
- thanks
- Pat
- Ira Skinner, born about 1811 in New York
- Date: 30 Oct 1998
- From: Janice
M. Schoen" <rmschoen@mwt.net>
-
- My name is Janice Schoen and I live in WI. My gt,gt,gt
grandfather was Ira Skinner who was born in New York about 1811,
married a woman named Nancy, who was also born in NY. They had six
children that I know of: Gilbert was born in NY, Emily, Wm H, and
Catherine were born in Ohio, Newell and Ellen were born in WI. The
family lived in Green Co., WI and also in Polk Co., WI. Catherine
married a Grinnell and remained in Green Co.,Emily marrried John
Owrey and moved to Polk Co., WI. Ellen married in Polk Co but
later moved to NE, she had married Geo Lombard. Newell married in
WI but later moved to IA. I would like to find any connections
with this family to round out my search.
- Ruth Eleanor Skinner b. 6 Jan 1889
- Date: 25 Oct 1998
- From: RKDKAD@aol.com
-
- I am trying to fill in my open spots on my SKINNER line. I
need a birth place for Ruth Eleanor Skinner b. 6 Jan 1889.
Marriage information for her father and mother William Wilson
Skinner and Ella Burke. Death information on his father David
Duncan Skinner b. 2 Feb 1824 married to a Mary Judy. I also need
marriage information on William Skinner b. 15 Nov 1757 to Martha
Duncan. I need birthdate and information on the parents of John
Skinner born in 1733 in Middlesex, NJ. I would also be happy to
share the information that I have on my Skinner family.
- HEBRON, ASHFORD, GLASTONBURY CONNECTICUT 1777-1855
- Date: 25 Oct 1998
- From: "tnotto"
<tnotto@gateway.net>
-
- HEBRON, ASHFORD, GLASTONBURY CONNECTICUT 1777-1855
- Seeking information on Rev.Dr. Ezekiel Skinner
-
- London, England -> New Orleans, LA
- Date: 25 Oct 1998
- From: Sally
Viada <sviada@bellsouth.net>
-
- Looking for parents, etc. of William Skinner bn April 6, 1800,
and wife Harriot Hall. Married Feb. 6, 1825 (Marriage entry Parish
Registers, Leyton, Essex, England) Harriot Elizabeth Hall. A
master shoemaker, Wm. died Sept. 2, 1864 and was buried in Westham
Cemetery, Forest Gate, London.
-
- Only three sons, born in Stratford, West Ham, George, Wm. and
Henry left London in 1850's for the states. All three died in New
Orleans. Two dau's who lived to maturity married and lived in
London. Emily Ann bn 1838 married Edward Francis Walters. Adeline
bn 1841 married Henry Edwards and had six children.
-
- Any help appreciated on Wm. and Harriot Hall Skinner.
-
- Thanks,
- Sally
-
- Subject: Query Response
- Date: 5 Jan 2000
- From: "nicola
iggleden" <nicola.iggleden@care4free.net>
-
- As I waded through all the Skinner interests your query
caught my eye, a few coincidences I could not ignore! It may be
merely that but I'll give you all the info I have. First, all
my male Skinners were bootmakers or master shoemakers. My
great-grandfather was William John Skinner born on 23.12 1894
in Marylebone,London, England. His parents were Joseph Skinner
and Isabella Baillie. Joseph was a bootmaker.(he later had a
shop in Kensington) he was born in Birkenhead,Cheshire on 23.11
1854 and died in 1907.
Joseph's father came from the Isle of Man but had moved to
Liverpool where there were other Skinner families. Thomas had a
bootmakers shop and employed several other men and boys. This
line goes back to 1771 on the Isle of Man and all those Skinner
males seem to have been boot or shoemakers! The other
coincidence - going forward again to my grandfather William -
he was later 'left on the doorstep' of a family called Halls in
Hatfield Broad Oak, Essex - nobody seems to know the exact
details of when or why but he never knew his parents or why
they had seemingly abandoned him. It's one of those lovely
family mysteries everyone likes to chew on once in a while!
That's all I have really except when we got Joseph's death
certificate it was registered by his daughter,
- Daisy Skinner.....daughter?! where did she come from.
- Joseph had finally married Isabella in 1906 but sadly
expired the following year!
- There's so many questions to be answered here and for my
mum's sake I'd love to solve the mystery of her Dad!
I have quite a bit of information on the Skinners in
Liverpool - there are an awful lot of them. Ignore this waffle
if it's no use to you but otherwise I'd be glad to assist in
any way or would be pleased to receive any suggestions you may
have for my research!
-
- Happy New year!
-
- Niki
-
- Elizabeth Skinner father Wright Skinner
- Date: 15 Oct 1998
- From: KENSPAL@aol.com
Looking for Elizabeth Skinner father Wright Skinner Married
Ezekiel Bloomfield in 1700 son Reuben Bloomfield b 1757. KensPal
@aol.com
-
- William J. Skinner b. March 15, 1806
- Date: 14 Oct 1998
- From: sam
jones <jones4@gulfsurf.infi.net>
-
- I'm trying to find the parents of my gggggrandfather, William
J. Skinner b. March 15, 1806. He married Charity P. Johnson March
19, 1829 in Newton Co. Georgia. The issue that leads to me are as
follows:
- Newton Jasper b. March 11, 1830 M. Caroline O. Corley Dec. 20,
1854
- William Alfred b. March 31, 1858 M. Frances Uticia Slocum
Sept. 10, 1878
- Clara Nell b. July 3, 1879 M. Pearl Harwell Dec. 28, 1899
- Jamie Ruth Harwell b. Nov. 18, 1900 M. Willis Leroy Dyer Feb.
4, 1926
- Dorthy Ann Dyer b. Sept. 25, 1930 M. Jack Kenneth Roberts Dec.
3, 1950
- and then there was me! So you can see I have gone through
several genertions, and I would like to go on to the parents of
William J. Skinner. Thanks for any help. Deb. you can e mail me
at
- thejonesbunch@juno.com if you can be of any help.
-
-
- Originate from
- Date: 10 Oct 1998
- From: "Tonia
Skinner Hannemann" <tnotto@gateway.net>
-
- Can someone tell me where the skinners came from?
- I have our family traced back to the 1700's here in the US,
but where did they come from. I do not know if they were Dutch,
Scotch or English. When did they 1st come to the US?
- Thank You,
- Tonia Skinner Hannemann
-
- Subject: QUERY RESPONSE
- Date: 31 Oct 1999 20:29:00 -0700
- From: "Paul
Skinner" <paulo@mcn.net>
-
- All I can tell you about my ancestor, Richard, is that he
arrived in Elizabethtown, NJ on August 1, 1665 aboard the
Philip. He came over from the Isle of Jersey, one of the
Channel Islands off the coast of France. He may have been there
during the Cromwellian period and the Restoration of Charles
the II. As to where we go from there is anybody's guess. I am
trying to find out myself. Charles travelled from Scotland to
Jersey, stopping at the Isle of Man and the Scillys off
Cornwall. Also, a contingent of troops from Ireland came to
Jersey after Charles arrived. A Captain Skinner informed the
Govenor of Jersey, Sir George Carteret, of Charles the I
beheading. Skinners are mostly a UK lot, ranging from the
Skinner sept of the Clan Macgregor to gentry from Britian. Good
luck and hope this helps
- Paul
- Seeking Information on Isle of Man Skinners
- Date: Fri, 9 Oct 1998
- From: JSkin39217@aol.com
-
- I would appreciate any information regarding the Skinner clan
from the Isle of Man. My g'g father was Silas, son of William.
Silas married Anne Jane Callow, in Kirk Andreas before returning
to the US. If any one has or thinks they might have some further
info I have some more definitive names and dates to provide. Thank
you
-
- Subject: Query Response
- Date: 17 Apr 2000
- From: "Paul
Skinner" <paulo@mcn.net>
-
- Hello,
- I don't know if this relates. I have seen Richard Skinner
of Woodbridge New Jersey (1665) came over from the Channel
Island of Jersey. I can't remember where I saw it but I have
seen a reference to the Isle of Man being the place of his
possible origin. He is supposed to have been born c. 1639-40.
Any possiblity?
- Yours 'Aye,
- Paul Skinner
- paulo@mcn.net
- Skinners of West Malling, Kent England
- Date: 08 Oct 1998 20:34:59 +1000
- From: Mary
Rogers <marybob@apex.net.au>
-
- Skinners of West Malling, Kent England.
- I am searching for information about this Skinner Family. My
Great Grandmother was Pheobe Susan Skinner, born 1860 in West
Malling. Her siblings were: Aaron, Ann, Thomas, William and
Harold. Aaron and Harry were in the building/decorating trade and
Aaron built the Boys Home in West Malling (it has since been
converted into a house). Pheobe married George William Dale. Any
information would be welcome.
- Mary Rogers marybob@apex.net.au
-
- Researching: ASHDOWN, BURR, DALE, GOODSELL, LOMAS, LUCK,
SKINNER, SMITH
- Joel SKINNER b. about 1804 in NY
- Date: 7 Oct 1998
- From: "Leo
M. Basten, Jr." <lbasten@infinet.com>
-
- Looking for the parents of Joel SKINNER b. about 1804 in NY,
and of his wife, Hulda ___, b. about 1810 in NY. Dates are taken
from Indiana census records. Joel and Hulda's children are: James
b. abt 1839 in PA; Alexander b. abt 1841; Rosanna b. abt 1844 in
Licking co., OH; Isaac b. abt 1847 in OH; Melissa b. abt 1851 in
IN; Philetta b. abt 1854 in IN; Rosetta b. 1856 in IN (my great
grandmother) and Ezra E. b. abt 1865 in IN.
- Leo Basten (lbasten@infinet.com)
-
- Researching BASTEN, GILLINGHAM, BENNETT, SPRAGUE, SKINNER,
BUCKMAN, CARSON,
- BEASLEY, SHIRKEY, APPLEGATE among others.
-
- Ezekiel Skinner, minister, physician and a governor of
Liberia
- Date: 5 Oct 1998
- From: "tnotto"
<tnotto@gateway.net>
-
- Ezekiel Skinner was a minister, a physician and a governor of
Liberia . He was born in 1777 in Glastonbury Conn. and died in
1855 in Greenport Long Island. Anyone out there with information?
I have the family tracked from him on, and I have the name of his
parents: Ezekiel and Mary
-
- Tonia Skinner Hannemann
-
- John Skinner and Elizabeth Gollop
- Date: 01 Oct 1998
- From: "Martin
Rainbow" <mrainbow@shaw.wave.ca>
-
- I am searching for ancestors and Descendants of the Marriage
of John Skinner and Elizabeth Gollop, I know there is a current
John Skinner who has been doing reseach.
-
- Both john and Elizabeth are burried at St. John's Norway
Cemetery in Toronto, Canada. They lived in York county and East
York Township, Ontario from 1880's onwards
-
- Martin Rainbow
- email mrainbow@shaw.wave.ca
-
-
- William Skinner of Appanoose Co., IA
- Date: 1 Oct 1998
- From: "Larry
L Ulrich" <LARRYLU@prodigy.net>
-
- Looking for information on William Skinner who lived in
Appanoose Co., IA.
- He married Elizabeth Albertson Jan 1869. I don't think she was
his first
- wife because he had a daughter born about 1867. All the
infromation I have
- on them is a copy of their marriage license and an entery in
the 1870 Iowa
- census. Any help appreciated.
-
- Larry Ulrich
-
- Response
- Date: 15 Apr 1999 16:27:34 -0700
- From: Mark_Skinner@lblesd.k12.or.us
(Mark Skinner)
-
- Greetings -- Your reference to Appanoose County, Iowa
caught my eye. My g-g-grandfather was Marion Harper Skinner,
who was born April 27, 1834(?), and son of Joel R. and Rachel
Skinner. Joel and Rachel Skinner lived in Perry County, Ohio in
1833, moved to Vinton County, Ohio in 1840, and then to
Blakesburg, Wappago County, Iowa in 1854. I have no knowledge
of Marion's siblings. He married Sarah Cloyd (or Clyde or
Cloyed) of Rush County, Indiana, on January 27, 1856 in
Blakesburg, Iowa. Marion was a sergeant in Company "C", 36th
Regiment, Iowa Volunteers from Appanoose County during the
Civil War. Marion wound up in Oregon in 1877, and we're still
here.
-
- Mark Skinner
- email markjskinner@netscape.net
-
-
- JOHN JOSEPH SKINNER
- Date: 30 Sep 1998
- From: Ken
Darling <darlingk@spiretech.com>
-
-
- JOHN JOSEPH SKINNER resident of Essex, Essex County, New York
1809 & Green County, Wisconsin 1823, Born about 1784, Major in
Military probably War of 1812, Father of Eugene Franklin Skinner b
1809 and St John Skinner b 1810.
-
- Looking for personal, war & ascending family history,
wife's name etc.
-
-
- Ashford Conn and Greenport, Long Island
- Date: 28 Sep 1998
- From: "tnotto"
<tnotto@gateway.net>
-
- I am trying to trace the Skinners of Ashford and Greenport. I
am related to Ezekiel Skinner (1777-1855) son of Ezekiel and Mary
Skinner. Husband of Sarah Mott. They lived in Ashford and
Greenport. Any idea how I can research where they came from
originally? I have family tree completed after that.
-
-
- A Nebraskan Sarah Skinner
- Date: 27 Sep 1998
- From: RAYMOND
AND ELDORA RIDDLE <rael@uswest.net>
-
- Can you give me any information about Sarah A. Skinner? She is
buried in Rose Hill Cemetery, Waverly, Lancaster County, Nebraska.
Dod is 9/25/1893, age 75, wife of Sylvester. I think her maiden
name may have been either Martin or Wait.
- Thanks, Eldora Riddle, rkr5@juno.com
- Rachel Burzei Skinner
- Date: 25 Sep 1998
- From: Catymarko@aol.com
-
- Searching for anyone familiar with Rachel Burzei Skinner, my
great grandmother.
-
- Rachel Burzei Skinner was born 1840 in Cooksville, Niagara
District, Canada, and died August 13, 1943 in Vienna, Elgin
County, Ontario, Canada. She married Calvin Pace December 02, 1862
in Elgin County, Ontario, Canada, son of William Pace and
Poteena.
-
- She moved to Vienna from the Niagara District with her family
when she was 2 years old (about 1842). Per a letter received from
the Elgin County Pioneer Museum she was born in Cooksville,
Ontario and of English decent. She lived in Vienna her entire life
except for a few years in St Thomas and other centres. At St.
Lukes Cemetery, Bayham (Con 3, lot 10, 397) buried are Rachel B.
Pace 1840 - 1943 and Calvin C Pace 1828 - 1908.
-
- Possibly her father or brother was Daniel Skinner, also Vienna
Township, Ontario Canada.
-
-
- Nathan Skinner Family
- Date: 20 Sep 1998
- From: "Gerald
L Whiddon" <glwhiddon@prodigy.net>
-
- Would like to contact the person who submitted the Nathan
Skinner family info to SFA. The info states that Nathan had the
following children;
- 1. daughter Skinner
- 2. Catherine Skinner married to Caraway Oates
- 3. Isaiah Skinner
- 4. Ethatinda Skinner married to William Whedden
- 5. Margaret Skinner married to John Granthan
- 6. Dorcas Skinner married to Mozingo
- 7. John Skinner
- My interest in Ethatinda who was married to William Whedden. I
feel sure the spelling of William's last name should have been
Whiddon. My GGGrandfather was William Whiddon. All of the info I
have shows his wife's name as Sarah. A deed filed in Henry County,
Alabama in 1841, selling land owned by Nathan Skinner, list heirs
as:
- 1. Caraway Oates
- 2. William Whiddon
- 3. Isaiah Skinner
- 4. John Granthan
- 5. Dorcas Mozingo
- I have been unable to establish who William Whiddon's parents
were. He was
- born abt 1793 is South Carolina as per early census of Henry
Co. Al. He and
- is family moved to Henry Co. between 1820-30.
- Any help would be appreciated. Will gladly share any info I
have with
- interested party.
-
- Thanks,
-
- Gerald L. Whiddon
- Nathan and Easter Skinner
- Date: 15 Sep 1998
- From: Gerald
L Whiddon <GLWHIDDON@prodigy.net>
- Would like to contact the party who provided the family info
abt Nathan and
- Easter Skinner in the Immigrant Ancestry of John Skinner of
Va. Nathan and
- Easter are listed as having the following children:
- Daughter Skinner,
- Catherine Skinner married to Carraway Oates,
- Isaiah Skinner,
- Ethatinda Skinner married to William Whedden,
- Margaret Skinner married to John Granthan,
- Dorcas Skinner married to Mozingo and
- John Skinner.
- I am expecially interested in Ethatinda and William
Whedden.
- I am as positive as possible that they are my GGGrandparents.
William Whiddon married Sarah Skinner either in South Carolina or
Georgia before moving to Henry Co. Alabama between 1820 -30. Deeds
in Henry Co. list Caraway Oates, William Whiddon, Isaiah
Skinner,John Granthan and Dorcas Mozingo as heirs to Nathan
Skinner. Deed dated 1841. I believe that Ethatinda was Sarah's
middle name and the spelling of Whiddon was misread to be
Whedden.
- Any help would be greatly appreciated.
-
- Gerald L. Whiddon
-
- Subject: Query Response
- Date: 15 Sep 1999
- From: Gene
Skinner <genes@neto.com>
-
- Dear Mr. Whiddon,
-
Your query of 9/15/98 caught my eye as I was searching the
Skinner Family Assoc..
-
I doubt if I can be of help with your search but I will
review my records and let you know.
-
You indicated you would share iformation if you have it, so
I will ask about the John Skinner you list as a son of Nathan
and Easter Skinner.
-
Do you have any details about him such as date and place of
birth or whom he married? I notice he is not mentioned in the
1841 Will of Nathan.
-
My GGGrandfather was John B. Skinner and I am trying to
prove who his parents were. One genealogist has suggested his
parents were Nathan and Easter though I believe there is
stronger evidence they were Benjamin Skinner Jr. and Esther Key
(Skinner).
-
- Any information will be greatly appreciated.
-
- Thanks!
- Gene Skinner
-
- genes@neto.com
- 9/15/99
David J. SKINNER
17 May 1998
From: VWhite0901
VWhite0901@aol.com
I'm searching for information on my GGrandfather's family: David J.
SKINNER b. April 22, 1848 d. May 31, 1921 married Feb. 5, 1871 to
Hamey Loruh LIVINGSTON b. Mar. 21, 1853 d. Aug. 16, 1932 they are
buried at Riverside Cemetery Spencer, IN. They had eight
children:
- Lizzie Olivia b. Oct. 1871 d. June 1872,
- Homer Napoleon b. May 17, 1874 d. Nov. 18, 1956,
- Fidelia b. Oct. 31, 1876 d. ? ,
- Commadore b. Aug. 7, 1878 d. Dec. 1880,
- Theodore b. Feb. 10, 1880 ,
- Martin b. Aug. 17, 1882 d. ?,
- Everett b. May 2, 1884 d. ?,
- Harry b. Nov. 2, 1887 d. ? .
- I have information on Homer's family, do know that the
children all stayed in IN. for the most part--Everett moved to NY.
and I think PA. Fidelia married and moved to OH. Anyone with any
information on this IN. SKINNER family I would like to hear from
you. Would like to find out who David's and Hamey's parents and
siblings were too. Thanks so much.
N.J.White
-
- Update: 9 Sep 1998
- From: Nancy Skinner
White VWhite0901@aol.com
- Since I wrote to you I have located David J Skinner's family
in Garrard Co. KY. and Greene Co., IN.....
- Father is: Clark Skinner........b. abt 1794 KY.
- +Lucinda ? .........b.abt 1812
- 2. Peyton S. Skinner...b. 1831 KY.
- 2. Will Skinner.....b. 1833 KY.
- 2. Elizabeth J. Skinner...b.1835 KY.
- 2. Mary P. Skinner...b. 1837 KY
- 2. Sarah Skinner......b. 1839 KY.
- 2. James H. Skinner b. 1841
- 2. John R. Skinner.....b. 1842
- 2. David J. Skinner.....b. 1847
- 2. Malissa F. Skinner..b. 1847......
This family lived in EstillCo. KY. and Garrard Co.KY.....
then part of this family moved to Greene Co. IN. around the
1850-1860 time frame (Peyton, Mary, James, John, David &
Malissa)
John Skinner, born in 1612 in Braintree, Essex England
5 Sep 1998
From: TR3Joy@aol.com
TR3Joy@aol.com
I have John Skinner, born in 1612 in Braintree, Essex England as
ancestor of Joseph, born in Hartford Conn in 1643. His son is
Richard, b 1674, Windsor Conn. I have this line down through Horace
Austin Skinner, who was my gggrandfather, b 08 oct 1816 in Vermont.
Anyone else know these people?? Please email me at TR3Joy
@aol.com
Thanx!
- Subject: Query Response
- Date: 14 Jan 2000 14:34:22 -0500
- From: R
Howard Skinner <rhs7@psu.edu>
-
- I'm a descendent of Horace Austin Skinner and would be
interested in sharing information with you.
Anna Skinner b.1464 in Surrey
2 Sep 1998
From: MillersX6@aol.com
MillersX6@aol.com
Hi, came across these Skinners while working on my Wyatt line. Hoping
someone might have more info on who they are...Anna Skinner b.1464 in
Surrey, England and married Henery Wyatt. Her father was John and
b.1445 only have a year for his wife 1442.
Thanks
William Sr. b.1704 in Elizabeth City, Va.
2 Sep 1998
From: MillersX6@aol.com
MillersX6@aol.com
Hi, researching the Skinner line of William Sr. b.1704 in Elizabeth
City, Va. Hoping there are others out there working on this same
line. Would love to exchange info.
Thanks
- Subject: Query Response
- Date: 26 Oct 1999
- From: "JoAnn
Tannery" <jotan@texoma.net>
-
- One of my ancestors is William Skinner that was born in
1704 in Elizabeth City, Virginia. My line goes as follows:
-
- John Skinner b. 1666-1667 m Jane Smith
- William Skinner b. 1704 m. Ann Harrell
- Samuel Skinner Sr. b. 1726 m ???
- Wiley Skinner b. 1774-1775 m. Sarah ??
- Samuel Skinner b. 1799 m. Betsy Humble
- Wiley B(enjamin) F(ranklin) Skinner b. Jan 21, 1821 m.
Lavinia Langlin (1), Mary L. Dye (2)
- Thomas Andrew Skinner m. Endotia Sellers (1), ??? Sellers
(2)
- Alva Skinner Sr. Oct 1887 m. Eva Mae Potts
- Leonard Harold Otto Buster Skinner m. Jessie Alice
Isbell
- Beverly JoAnn Skinner(me) m. Zack Tannery
-
- Please send me an e-mail if I can help you. Some areas are
sparse in data but maybe we can put it together.
-
- JoAnn Skinner Tannery
jotan@texoma.net
SKINNER / Canada
01 Sep 1998
From: Richard
Skinner <rms7n@virginia.edu>
I am looking for information about my gggrandfather, Joseph
Churchill Skinner. I believe that he was born in Annapolis, NS in
1792. He entered the ministry and settled in Washdemoak Lake, NB.
Family tradition says that our family fled Colchester, CT after the
Revolution because of their Loyalist sympathies.
-
- Subject: Query Response
- Date: 23 May 2000
- From: "geoffcox"
<geoffcox1@freezone.co.uk>
-
- Dear Richard, Ihave Churchills and skinners in my family, I
live in england, Our churchills we can date back to the first
duke of Malborough, I am researching a Edward Alfred Skinner
who we know was in Wyandotte ,Kansas in 1910 as we have a copy
of the census sheet. his wife was sarah, agrandson John Joseph
at the the time of the census must have been staying or living
with him at the time the census was done , please e-mail for
more info if interested Jane Cox
SKINNER / WHITE Perquimans Co, NC
29 Aug 1998
From: Sean\\Lynn
Olivier lynn.olivier@bigfoot.com
I am seeking information on the family of John WHITE 1735-1771 and
Sarah SKINNER. I have been told that they had children James, Mary,
John, Elizabeth and Stephen. I descend from James WHITE b ca 1753 NC
d bfr 01 Sep 1810 Rutherford Co, NC and his wife Rachel JOHNSTON b ca
1759 NC d ca 1835 Smith Co, TN. James and Rachel were married 14 Apr
1784 in Perquimans Co, NC.
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