Ambers - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Family of Ben(jamin) Ambers

darshonia82 — 2009-07-20 01:52:40Z

Hello, I don't have any info that you need, but you might have some that I need. I am doing my family tree and I am looking for anything on my great grandfather Eddie Ambers. His name may have been Edward, but I don't know. He had my grandmother Dorothy Ambers by Mary Seaberry. I don't know if they were married or not. If you have any information that may help me, please respond.

-Darshonia

Re: AMBERS, Sicily Island, LA

ryambrs — 2008-10-12 23:08:58Z

I think we might be related somehow. My name is Roy Alvin Ambers. Please contact me at 970-243-3282.

Chester Ashley Ambers

2006-05-18 04:19:21Z

Brown "Sonnie" AMBERS

Chris_Smith_Painter — 2005-12-07 03:10:29Z

I am trying to trace a family with the name of AMBERS. Brown Ambers came to PA from Mississippi in the late 1930s. According to census, his parents are John Henry AMBERS and Kathryn "Katie" Britton. Brown Ambers obit says he was born in Greensburg, Mississippi. I found no such town. There is a Greensburg, Louisiana. Anyhow, do these people or places sound familiar to anyone? Any help or suggestions on where to look would be most appreciated.
Chris Painter
Marietta, OH

Rev. George L. Ambers, b. @ 1846, d. Mar. 8, 1894

PhilipRBrown — 2005-05-24 02:15:43Z

Passed over the River

Died--At his residence, two miles from Earlington on Thursday afternoon, 8th inst., at one o'clock, Rev. Geo. L. AMBERS, in the forty-eighth year of his age. Mr. AMBERS was well-known in and about Earlington, being an employe of the St. Bernard Coal Company, and a local preacher, and a member of the M.E. Church in this city. He was a zealous worker in the cause of the Master, a very sympathetic man, one who rarely ever spoke in public that tears did not stain his cheeks, so great was his emotional nature wrought upon. He was a man that had his friends as well as his opposers, but always seemed to do his best wherever an opportunity was offered. When not attending the services of his own church or some house of worship in the city, he was almost sure to be engaged in proclaiming the word on the Sabbath day in some of the neighboring towns. Norwithstanding his physical weakness and the great disadvantage he labored under, he was a faithful man. When called upon to face the grim monster, all was peaceful, though he suffered intensely during his brief illness of eleven days, but living with that dread disease, pneumonia fever.
A wife and two step-children are left to mourn his demise, and his remains were laid to rest in the Earlington cemetery, on Friday, at twelve o'clock.
Rev. T.C. PETERS will preach the funeral on the 4th Sunday in May.
In the language of the prophet of old: "Let me die the death of the righteous, and may my last end be like his." (Source: Earlington (Ky.) Bee, Thur., Mar. 15, 1894) note: I have no relationship to this family - Am merely posting items of genealogical value from the Hopkins Co., Ky. newspapers of the 1890's. prb

Benjamin Ambers

AlvinAmbers — 2005-02-02 19:25:12Z

I have some further information......Benjamin's mother was a Mattie (or Mittie) O'Mary, born in Wail Station, Fentress County, Tennessee, in 1867. My understanding thus far is that she married Grief Ambers (also of Wail Station), who was born in 1862. No marriage date or other information at this time. Please note that my new email address is bushman_dread@earthlink.net

Re: AMBERS, Sicily Island, LA

AlvinAmbers — 2001-08-25 03:03:37Z

Separate family? My father, Roy Alvin Ambers, was the son of Benjamin Ambers and Isabell Patton(family of Ky. Gov. Patton) of Cumberland Co., Tennessee. Next to nothing is known of Ben Ambers. My father had brothers and sisters; Leo, Millie(Minnie), Pauline, Edward, and John. Most of this family moved to the Casey Co., Ky. area and dispersed from there. If you know of any connection, especially to Benjamin, please advise. Likewise, if I find anything I think may be of interest to you I will notify.

Family of Ben(jamin) Ambers

AlvinAmbers — 2001-07-26 16:07:24Z

I'm trying to find information on my paternal grandfather, Benjamin Ambers. I believe he was from Tennessee, probably Cumberland Co. He married my grandmother, Isabell (Patton) Garrett around 1910, as my father, Roy Alvin Ambers was born Aug. 22, 1911, in Casey Co., Ky. Shortly thereafter they moved back to Cumberland Co. where my aunts and uncles were born. Those were Edna, Minnie, Edward, John...and I may be missing some names. At some point then my grandfather disappeared and is said to never have been heard from again. This is all I know of Ben. Any help would be greatly appreciated. sndambers@juno.com

Ambers-Hagen family

2001-01-29 09:25:04Z

If you give me your e-mail address, I will get in touch with you..Dorothy e-mail address: Dambers01@aol.com

Ambers/Hagen family

2001-01-29 08:10:57Z

Christ Ambers was my grandmothers uncle, making him my great uncle. If you could email me off line I would appreciate getting in touch with you on our family tree. I have been working on the connections for over 2 years.

Thank you for replying.

Toni

Ambers/Hagen family

2001-01-28 13:25:10Z

My husband Oliver was the son of Christ Ambers. He died in 1996

AMBERS, Sicily Island, LA

2000-06-07 10:57:01Z

I am the husband of Jackie Roy Ambers. His father is Andrew Ambers (deceased) and his mother is Lucille Corley Ambers (deceased). To my understanding, there were nine girls and four boys born to this union. They are: Edna, Velma Sue, Bertha, Virginia, Marie, Barbara, Carrie, Mildred and Katie; Albert, Andrew, Jr., Jackie Roy and Jerry (deceased).

Some of the family live in Detroit, Michigan; New Orleans, Louisiana and Sicily Island, Louisiana. Others migrated to the State of Texas. Where are you relatives? Let us hear from you.

You can Email us at DOCTOR_ROY@my.iberianet.com.

We will be happy to hear from you.

Ambers/Hagen family

1999-08-17 16:41:37Z

I am looking for any information on the Ambers/Hagen family. My grandmother was Emma Olanda Ambers. She married Lewis Hagen in 1909 in Maddock North Dakota. Her father was William Ambers. She had one full blood brother named Louis and some half brothers whom I believe were Amy, Clara, Ray, Christ,Melvin, Albert, Walter and Douglas. She was born in Pelican Rapids Minnesota and died in Hamberg, North Dakota. If any one has information on this family line please E-mail me at Mthouse2@aol.com

Thanks
Toni