Ammons - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: sheila Ammons reaker

reak_1 — 2009-11-01 19:43:05Z

Hello, I have just found the posting on the internet about the Ammons relatives. I apologize for taking so long to reply to you, however we are related. There were 4 brothers that came from Germany and your dad has three of the names and my cousin you met in Tn. should know her mother was sister to my father. My father name was Ashley Jackson Ammons, his grandfather was William Ammons; who brothers were John, Richard, and William, Charles. I have information on my grandfathers brothers and their children and grandchildrens name; at least most of them. We had a Ammons reunion in 1998 for the first time ever while my father was alive.
I have most of the info because was trying to get a family tree to no avail. would like to talk more to you about this.

Re: sheila Ammons reaker

reak_1 — 2009-11-01 19:29:49Z

Re: AMMONS surname in Virginia 1780- 1880

mountainspring81 — 2009-10-30 18:19:22Z

As far as I can tell, they were Baptist in South Carolina. My 2Xgreat-grandmother is buried at Swift Creek Baptist in Boykin, SC. My 3XGreat-grandmother was buried at Mt Pisgah Baptist near Rembert, SC all in the Sumter, Kershaw County areas.
I do not know where they were before they were in SC. Would love to share information.
Thanks

Re: SC Ammon/Ammons/Auman Wills

mountainspring81 — 2009-10-30 18:07:53Z

My Ammons families were in Camden District (later divided into Kershaw and Sumter Counties) by 1820.
The names: Thomas, Richard, James, William appear repeatedly through the generations. However I do not know where my Amons (Ammons) ancestors were before them came into the Camden District. I do find Richard and Thomas Amons in the 1820 Census of Sumter District, SC. My 2X great-grandfather was Thomas Ammons (b. 1815 and died during Civil War). His wife was Milly Partin. I believe that the Richard Amons in the 1820 census was his uncle. The Thomas Amons on that same census page, may have been his father. Any help in connecting the families and finding where they were before SC would be most appreciated. I will be glad to share what I have and would give credit for any help that I receive. You can contact me directly by email: jgurley@gmail.com
Thanks so much,

Re: Ammons From NC

mountainspring81 — 2009-10-30 18:00:53Z

Hello,
Do you know if there is any connectin between you NC Ammons and the Ammons families who were in Camden Distric, SC by 1820. At that time, the Camden District went all the way to the North Carolina State Line. Later York, Lancaster, Kershaw, and Sumter Counties were formed. My Ammons ancestors were in Kershaw County and Sumter County. But I do not know where they were before that. The names: Richard, Thomas, James, John, William, appear over and over through the my Ammons family lines. I live in North Carolina and know NC Ammons folks, but cannot find any ties to where mine were before they were in South Carolina. Any help would be appreciated and credit given for any sources received. You can contact me directly by email: jgurley1703@gmail.com
Thanks so much.

Re: AMMONS surname in Virginia 1780- 1880

candyfletcherammons — 2009-10-30 17:35:08Z

emailed u. also have you found them in local church records in the carolinas to see what demonination they belong? My german's tend to be Lutheran churches. in York and Lancaster PA areas

Re: AMMONS surname in Virginia 1780- 1880

mountainspring81 — 2009-10-30 17:28:43Z

Hi Candy,
I have just a tiny bit of progress, but not enough to count. I was always told that my Ammons ancestors came fro Northern Ireland. So, I am not sure. I was told by my grandmother that her great-grandfather and his brother came together from Ireland. But that is just word of mouth handed down. The earliest reacords I find are in South Carolina of Richard and Thomas Amons (possibley my 3X great grandfather) in the 1820 Census, Sumter District. Richard appears in the 1830, 1840, and 1850 Census records, documenting his birth year as 1785.
I locate my 2X great-grandfather Thomas Ammons (b. 1815) in the 1850 Census with wife Milly. I believe that he is the nephew of Richard Amons.
Any help would be appreciated and I would give credit for any help or resources received.
Contact me directly by email: jgurley1703@gmail.com
Thanks so much.

Re: Ammons trees posted

mountainspring81 — 2009-10-30 16:59:37Z

Hello,
I would be glad to share any information I have on my Ammons line and would appreciate any help that you can provide. I have come to a brick wall with my Ammons research. My Ammons ancestors were in Camden District,SC in the late 1700's. This was later the same area as Kershaw and Sumter Counties of SC now. I have traced back to Thomas and Milly Partin Ammons (2Xgreat grandparents) through the Civil War. He died at Manassus Junction, VA. I can find her in later census records. I am not certain who his parents were but can find a Richard Amons and a Thomas Amons in the 1820 census in that area of SC. Both of these names appear frequently through later generations. I also have anecdotal evidence that that the grandchidlren of Richard were cousins of my Thomas Ammons (2Xgreat-grandfather). I make an assumption that the Thomas Amons that I find in the 1820 census (Kershaw County) on the same page as Richard Ammons may be the father of Thomas Ammons who was born in 1815 and therefore my 3X great-grandfather.
If you or anyone you know could help me with this I would really appreciate it. I would also site all sources.
Thanks. You may contact me by email: jgurley1703V@gmail.com

Thanks very much

Ammons in Kershaw/Sumter Counties?

mountainspring81 — 2009-10-29 23:35:52Z

I continue to hope that someone can help me connect my Kershaw County / Sumter District Ammons line with ancestors. I can go back as far as my great-grandfather and possibly my great-grandfather, but not really anything specific beyound that. I would be very appreciative of the help. Please see my file at www.wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com
Enter the username: jgurley into the box for the database.
My grandparents were Benjamin Caughman Ammons and Eliza Gardner Ammons. My great-grandfather was Thomas Ammons who married Milly (Millie)Partin. I believe that his father was Richard Ammons (Amons). I also have an Ancestry.com file and would be willing to share that info also. Write me directly at jgurley@gmail.com
I did have a great-uncle named John Ammons who could have been named for this John Ammons (in Orangeburg, SC)

Thomas Ammons (Amons) ancestry relationships to other Ammons members

mountainspring81 — 2009-10-29 23:28:43Z

This John Ammons (Orangeburg, SC could possibly be an ancestor of my Ammons line....
I continue to hope that someone can help me connect my Kershaw County / )Sumter District Ammons line with ancestors. I can go back as far as my great-grandfather and possibly my great-great grandfather, but not really anything specific beyound that. I would be very appreciative of the help. Please see my file at www.wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com
Enter the username: jgurley into the box for the database.
My grandparents were Benjamin Caughman Ammons and Eliza Gardner Ammons. My great-grandfather was Thomas Ammons who married Milly (Millie)Partin. I believe that his father was Thomas Amons, brother of Richard Ammons (wife: Sary) (Amons). I also have an Ancestry.com file and would be willing to share that info also. Write me directly at jgurley1703@gmail.com
I did have a great-uncle named John Ammons who could have been named for this John Ammons.

Re: Lewis Ammons

pilot1946 — 2009-10-29 02:08:02Z

Hi Brenda

Just saw your post on Lewis Ammons. I am searching for info on a Jess L. Ammons,b.17 Oct1881 in Arkansas.He was my grandfather, but died in Peason,Sabine, Louisiana in 1932. All my folks are gone now and it"s been difficult locating any close relatives. If you would share any info on Jesse Louis Ammons, that would be fantastic.

Thankyou so much,

Andy Ammons

Re: Ammons burials in KY #3

dhoy0320 — 2009-10-08 01:19:38Z

Thank you, my husband was born a conder and his mother fought to get him from his father and then put him up for adoption, he was adopted by family members, that were way to old to adopt a toddler. I have been trying for a year to connect him with some family, and knowing nothing to go on except Samuel and Virginia its really hard, but I swore I wouldn't stop, and I determined to do this.

Thank You again, and have a great day.

Diana

Re: Ammons burials in KY #3

candyfletcherammons — 2009-10-07 21:06:19Z

I do not much more on this line. Do you know where the original William who came to Breckinridge was born? I used to have a contact who was connected with this line. I will see if i can find his email and tell him to check this page maybe he can help.

Re: Ammons burials in KY #3

dhoy0320 — 2009-10-07 21:03:51Z

I seen your posting this morning, and was wondering if you have the name of Virginia's parents? I believe this is my husbands aunt, his father was Samuel Conder and we know he had a sister named Virginia.

Re: Conrad Amman will 1773 York PA

candyfletcherammons — 2009-09-22 20:03:29Z

Do you know where Conrad's other children settled?

Re: Conrad Amman will 1773 York PA

candyfletcherammons — 2009-09-22 20:00:45Z

Do you have your tree posted online anywhere with the Ammons on it?

Ammons of 1700 revisited

candyfletcherammons — 2009-09-22 19:57:57Z

Hello, those who posted to the Ammons of 1700 in 2005 to 2007, my question is any progress on any of the people being work on that are mentioned? I did go to the Salt Lake city library this last May and had hoped I would find some things of interest in books on Maryland, PA etc but nothing new for me.

Re: Ammons From NC

candyfletcherammons — 2009-09-22 19:40:31Z

found your post interesting. My husband's Ammons settled in southwestern PA, my eldest sister in law remembers her father told them they had Indian blood in them so far i have not found this, sure wish they would cough up your missing family bible.

Re: Ammons of Western NC, (Macon, Cherokee Counties etc)

Joyce Barnhouse — 2009-03-23 22:28:18Z

Hi,
I have Emphraim Vanse Ammons, father of Jesse Ammons,father of Allen Ammons, father of Jesse Ambrose Ammons.
Emphraim's father is John Thomas Ammons, b.1748, his father being John Jacob Ammons b.1720 in scotland, his father being Jacob Ammons b. 1689 in Germany. that is only how far back for nonw, I have traced, though birth, marriage, court, public records, etc. also family.
by the 28 Mar this month, The Ammons genealogy will join some of the other lines, for being complete, for data now compilied.
Visit and share the information

http://www.fortunecity.com/millenium/briarwood/605/genea.htm...

later
Joyce's daughter

Re: Marriage Cert Irvin Ammons 1896 IL

jcbeans — 2009-07-02 00:05:42Z

VERY interesting. I believe this is actually Clara's third marriage. She married Charles Gustav Tonnies on July 23 1883 in McLean County. I have the copy of the county record of this marriage attached.

Re: Ammons Family Monongalia County WV

cfox50 — 2009-02-11 14:40:38Z

Thanks for your help.
I'll keep searching for records here in WV. Just want to make sure I have the right Mary Ammons Fox and want to find out what happened to her first husband Wash Fox.
Thanks again

Re: Ammons Family Monongalia County WV

cfox50 — 2009-02-10 15:27:07Z

Yes I believe there were 2 Elgy Stewarts ...probably father and son....
As Mary Ammons Fox was past late 50's when she must have married Mr. Stewart and it looks in Mon Co records that he married again after she died.
thanks for you help

Re: Jacob Ammons - Ammons family tree

rlbatty — 2009-03-11 18:06:00Z

Was wondering if it would be possible to view you family tree if it is online, would appreciate any info on the Ammons line.
Darlene

Re: Looking for Don Ammons (Clarence "C.D." Ammons' Son) in GA

ammons119 — 2009-08-08 15:47:13Z

My name is Don Ammons. My father is Clarence D Ammons, lived in Offerman, Georgia the last time I saw him. I was in Blackshear 1967, 68, moved to Jacksonville, Fla. late 68, lived with my half sister Margie (Ammons) Smith until May 69.
And, oh, yes, I was born October 2, 1944 in Brunswick, Georgia.

Let me know if I am the "other" brother you are looking for!

Don Ammons

Re: Silas & Tezivan Ammons Marion SC

allsnipes — 2009-05-28 21:37:01Z

Here's an individual whose obit appeared in The State newspaper:
Name: Ammons, A.B. (could be Alice Butler)
Source: The State
Date: 10/22/1924
Page: 9
Column: 5
Place: Marion

Re: Silas & Tezivan Ammons Marion SC

allsnipes — 2009-05-28 20:18:02Z

Is this your Willis's obit:

Willis Ammons
The Hartsville Messenger
Date:
July 7th, 1924 - November 15th, 2006

Obituary:
Graveside services for Willis Berry Ammons, 82, will be held at 4:00 p.m. Friday, November 17, 2006 at Westview Memorial Park Cemetery.
The Rev. Ryan Goodroe will officiate with services directed by Brown-Pennington-Atkins Funeral Home. The family will receive friends Friday, November 17, 2006 following the service. Mr. Ammons, widower of Mary T. Ammons, died Wednesday, November 15, 2006. Born in Marion Co., SC, he was a son of the late Liston B. and Martha Ammons. He was
a member of Fourth Street Baptist Church. Surviving are his daughter and son-in-law, Dorothy and Jimmie Warren of Hartsville, SC; grandchildren, William Warren, James Warren, Carol Garner, Wanda Snipes, David Chevront, Brad McElveen; 13 great grandchildren; 2 great-great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his daughter,
Peggy McElveen; grandson, Donnie Warren; brothers, Carl Ammons, Luther Ammons; sisters Rachel Ammons, Hattie Walker, and Elizabeth Ammons.
Cemetery:
Westview Memorial Park Cemetery
Services:
4:00PM at Graveside on Friday, November 17th, 2006

AMMONS Maude P 1880-1959

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-18 21:55:45Z

AMMONS Maude P 1880-1959

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 207,650 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Trying To Find Darwin K Ammons A Very OLd Great Friend!

josadie777 — 2009-06-25 10:30:56Z

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Re: Silas & Tezivan Ammons Marion SC

rammons143 — 2009-05-28 23:15:59Z

My grandmother, Alice Butler died in Bennetsville, SC 1 December 1918. Thanks, Richard

Re: Silas & Tezivan Ammons Marion SC

rammons143 — 2009-05-28 20:35:57Z

Don't I wish. No, Mine was Willis Benjamin Ammons, Wife Sarah E. and second wife Alice Butler. Died in Marion, SC. Thanks for the reply. I am also looking for Silas Ammons father. I think it was Joshua who was married to Mary in Marion. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Richard

? Ammons of Hanover Co Va

oclarke11 — 2009-05-08 01:01:28Z

Need his name & the names of his parents & siblings. He was b abt 1825 & marr Mary F. Page dau of Mordecai Page & Elizabeth P. Kimbrough. Also need children for him & Mary. Any help appreciated.
Ollie

Ammons of North carolina..

nancyhoylej — 2009-07-22 21:33:28Z

Im searching for relatons to Martha Ammons mother Edith or Eda Ammons can not find a father to either women that would be my Gg an Ggg grand mothers although i do have alot more onfo on Martha ive not had any luck at all with Edith ,Eda Ammons except i do think she was married to a Sam Jones All from the jackson Macon Sylva Nc area.Thanks Nancy

Re: AMMONS surname in Virginia 1780- 1880

candyfletcherammons — 2009-09-22 19:38:12Z

am still on the ammons trail but is always elusive the farther back you get. By the way are your Ammons, Germany, Swiss or english descent? Candy

Re: Jacob Ammons

candyfletcherammons — 2009-09-22 19:20:21Z

Do you find any connection to Conrad/Jacob Amman in York in the baptism records to your NC group. Do u know if any of the children moved to Southwestern PA? first names in the early census are Henry, George, Anthony, Isaac, William?

Re: Jacob Ammons

candyfletcherammons — 2009-09-22 19:17:47Z

The Jacob and Conrad Amman I track was from York/Lancaster area, who baptism records are on ancestry. There is a will in Washington Co PA dated 1821 which lists his wife and children, But i do not know where his siblings resided, there is always people who get hung up on ammons, ammon, and amman, but i disregard the spelling and track them via documents. I always have wondered if some of them from york and lancaster counties migrated west to southwestern PA, then south to NC and SC and GA? any ideas. There are several ammons on the ships that came over mid 1700. Which one in Philadelphia are you talking about? Have you checked out Conrad/Jacob Ammon in the baptism records on ancestry and come to any conclusions?

Re: Ammons ancestors

candyfletcherammons — 2009-09-22 18:16:57Z

Virginia, I know we have chatted in the past, have a question do you know where the NC Ammons came from before they settled in NC?

Re: AMMONS search for plantation worker

candyfletcherammons — 2009-09-22 18:12:49Z

are u still worjking on genealogy.

Re: Jacob Ammons

candyfletcherammons — 2009-03-10 20:50:38Z

Have you ever emailed Canary to ask if he had any documentation. Most of the time when I request documentation from people they do not have any except a census listing. But once in awhile i get a relative of an ammons who is researching who has some history from family and I get a few more bits and pieces and sometimes I have gotten photos. Plus I have a lot of documents on my lines from genealogy trips. I try to post the content of them on message boards so people can use them.

Re: Jacob Ammons

candyfletcherammons — 2009-03-10 20:40:04Z

Thanks for getting back to me. Cemeterytrooper2008@gmail.com

Re: Ammons Family Monongalia County WV

candyfletcherammons — 2009-02-11 01:47:36Z

maybe i can find more when i go to salt lake city in May 09

Re: Jacob Ammons

candyfletcherammons — 2009-03-09 00:48:23Z

How have you been able to prove that Jacob came from Switzerland not Germany and visa versa. Where did the Jacob your talking about end up setting?
Lancaster/York to Washington Co PA?

Re: Ammons Family Monongalia County WV

candyfletcherammons — 2009-02-12 00:59:45Z

I will try and find out if he had a will when in salt lake.

Re: Jacob Ammons

gregklima — 2009-03-09 11:31:16Z

Good questions Candy. There is lots of disagreement and very little evidence when we get back that far on my Ammons lines. Send me your email and I will send you all I have. Now my line is John Ammons who I believe came from Germany, not Jacob Ammons.

A lot of my information comes from online posts. If you look for John Thomas Ammons, born 1705 on the world connect project at:

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi

You will find 4 entries. One is from a cousin of mine Don Wall. His email contact information can be found there. My family ties into the Ammons family through Margaret Louise Ammons who married Athea Allen Wall in 1873. That is where the Wall and Ammons lines intersect (at least for me).

All 4 entries at rootsweb probably come from a single original source. They all hold that John George Ammons was born in 1705 in Weurttemburg Germany and that he was married to Rosina. They list the same 8 children for John and Rosina. Those children are: Francis Ammons (born 1739 in Sterenfels, Wuerttemburg, Germany), Jacob Ammons (born 1740 in Sterenfels, Wuerttemburg, Germany), Daniel Ammons (born about 1740 in Sterenfels, Wuerttemburg, Germany), Jesse Ammons (born 1742 in Sterenfels, Wuerttemburg, Germany), Christian Ammons (born August 28, 1743 in Sterenfels, Wuerttemburg, Germany), John Thomas Ammons (born 1748 in VA), Joshua Ammons (born Jan 22, 1756 in Brunswick County Virginia), and Luther Ammons (born 1757). This is Don Wall’s list.

From this information, it appears that the Ammons family emigrated from Germany to Virginia sometime between Christian’s birth in 1743 and John Thomas’ birth in 1748.

Don is the only of the four posters to place John Thomas Ammons birth in Virginia. The other three posters all put his birth at Donegal, Westmoreland County Pennsylvania. I believe the Pennsylvania connection to be correct but the only source I can find is the rootsweb GEDCOM posted by Michael Canary.

The line firms up with John Thomas Ammons who left a will in SC in 1817 (as Thomas Ammons) and his brother Joshua Ammons who left a lot of records in SC.

Now the Jacob Ammons line is different. There is a Jacob Ammons who arrived in Philadelphia on the “Thistle” August 29, 1730. I believe that this is a Scots-Irish line not a German line and has not blood connection to mine. But, there are some hints that they might have been from Switzerland before Scotland and that the lines may tie in further back than we now know.

There are internet posts and information that link these families several ways and there are several opinions out there. The work of Jon Gary Dean connects these two families making John Thomas Ammons the son of Jacob Ammons. I believe this to be in error, but it has been copied and posted many times.

Ammons Family GA, AL, NC

MaryFrankWills — 2009-04-30 21:41:02Z

Looking for an Ammons family that began in Stewart and Randolph Counties in Georgia, moved to Girard, Alabama, then back to Georgia. Finally moving to North Carolina.
Names are James Franklin Ammons Sr. and wife Willie M. Ammons
children :
Harold E. born about 1919 in Alabama
James F. Jr. 1921 in Georgia
Horace F. 1924 in Georgia
Lettie L. 1926 in North Carolina
Mary Frank Wills
maryfrank15@windstreama.net

Re: John Ammons in 1790 Orangeburg Census. Who is this?

mountainspring81 — 2009-03-13 03:45:53Z

This John Ammons could possibly be an ancestor of my Ammons line....
I continue to hope that someone can help me connect my Kershaw County / Sumter District Ammons line with ancestors. I can go back as far as my great-grandfather and possibly my great-grandfather, but not really anything specific beyound that. I would be very appreciative of the help. Please see my file at www.wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com
Enter the username: jgurley into the box for the database.
My grandparents were Benjamin Caughman Ammons and Eliza Gardner Ammons. My great-grandfather was Thomas Ammons who married Milly (Millie)Partin. I believe that his father was Richard Ammons (Amons). I also have an Ancestry.com file and would be willing to share that info also. Write me directly at jgurley@gmail.com
I did have a great-uncle named John Ammons who could have been named for this John Ammons.

Re: John Ammons in 1790 Orangeburg Census. Who is this?

mountainspring81 — 2009-03-13 03:41:45Z

Ancestors of Benjamin Caughman Ammons

mountainspring81 — 2009-03-13 03:37:09Z

Re: Jacob Ammons - Ammons family tree

mountainspring81 — 2009-03-13 03:36:12Z

Re: Ammons of Western NC, (Macon, Cherokee Counties etc)

jtaz19571 — 2009-03-21 15:09:41Z

Joyce, I show Jessie Ambrose Ammons father being Allen Ammons b. Sep 1802, his father Ephraim V. Ammons b. 1778 in SC.

I am a descendant of Ephraim, his father was Thomas b. 1748, mostly likely NC. That is about as far as I can go back with any supporting sources. There is a lot of of info out there on our original immigrant, but the sources for the data is not there, therefore, we all are trying to put this puzzle together using bits and pieces of information. At this point in time I feel our original immigrant is the John Ammon who arrived with a group to settle New Bern, NC around 1710, and being the same John Ammon who d. 1760 near the Va. line. Feel free to e-mail if you have any questions.. jtaz1957@bellsouth.net

Judson Ammons

Catherine Friday Ammons

amandafillmore1 — 2009-09-17 21:43:46Z

My gggggrandmother was Catherine F Ammons; she was born about 1822 in TN, and moved to IL when she was about nine. I've found one record that indicates her middle name was "Friday". I have tentatively identified her father as Thomas Ammons, who was born about 1793 in Georgia and whom I believe was the son of Thomas Ammons and Catherine Friday Ammons. Does anyone have any information, good or bad, on this tentative line?

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AMMONS Maude P 1880-1959

Trying To Find Darwin K Ammons A Very OLd Great Friend!

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? Ammons of Hanover Co Va

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