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t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-09 10:53:49Z

ANGE Ronald E - Vietnam Wall section 7E

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Re: Ange Town

brockgrantsarah — 2011-12-02 02:25:19Z

hello! Do you know who Emma Bland's (wife of William Downing Ange) parents were? My mother-in-law was Betty Ange (daughter of Wheeler & Ida Frances Ange) Thanks!

Re: Solomon Ange

momulesbymacie — 2010-10-16 17:51:44Z

Eliza(beth) ANGE, d/o Charles, s/o Solomon.
md. William COMMONS ca 1893
two children: Claud E., Dec 31 1893 & Milton, Nov 1895.
found in the following census':
Federal: 1900 Bourbon Co., KS; 1920 Stafford Co., KS; 1930 Stafford Co., KS.
KS State: 1905 Pratt Haynesville; 1915 Stafford Macksville.

That's the little I have, thought you might like it for your records. Thanks for the information you posted.
r. unrein

Re: Ange Town

leatheral — 2009-09-26 06:15:30Z

Your grandmother was my aunt, my father was your grandmothers brother. Emma is the other sister to your grandmother and she is alive (94 years old) in Plymouth, N.C.

Re: John and Eleanor Ange and son Francis

ROSEMARYSHARMAN36 — 2009-08-10 14:41:23Z

Aynge is a Geurnsey name and some of our ancesters came from there as well. Henry Augustus Aynge whose father was George Augustus Aynge and Julia Jones. Henry married a Mary Ann Lidstone and was a Coastguard. He was the youngest of George's children. I think Julia may have been his first wife and Jane Bruce his second. As these is a marriage certificate for his wedding to Julia Jones who had been born is canada.
Hope this helps.
Rose Sharman (Nee Gibbs)

Re: Ange North Carolina Connection

pen7an — 2008-10-11 20:30:09Z

i am earl jasper ange's daughter . the youngest of six children

Seeking Vickie Ange-Gagnon

FloFayeMo44 — 2008-08-10 14:39:53Z

Vickie, please contact me; I have pics of your parents and you as a child. Your dad's name was John, and he was a Navy Corpsman at Camp LeJeune. FFFMoore@aol.com. 'would love to hear from you, so I can mail the pictures to you. You don't remember my mother (Thelma Fulford), but she had them.
FFM.

Re: Ange Town

svsucardina1 — 2008-07-17 16:14:55Z

I'm sure that we are related somehow. My grandmother was Hilda Ward Ange daughter of Albert Turner Ange, both are from that exact part of the country. My last name is "Flippin." Check out the "Flippin Family Tree #3." on public family trees.

Re: Ange Town

inez2300 — 2008-02-26 18:13:18Z

Hi I forget to tell you about Callie Lillian Ange. Her Father was John Henry Ange and Her mother was Jimmy Davenport. She had a brother named Dona Warren, who married Ruth Browning, and a sister Cora Isabelle who married Perlie Monford Ange. A sister Minnie who never married. Sister Henry Kathrine who married Leamon Ange. And a Brother Snoad John who married Bertha Mae Ange. (Bertha was my fathers sister). Inez

Re: Ange Town

inez2300 — 2008-02-26 16:15:27Z

Hi good hearing from you. Lemmie Anges Father was William Downing Ange. His mother was Emmie A.Bland. William Downing known as Uncle Bill in our Neighbor, was born Jan. 26, 1852. and died Feb. 12, 1927. Emmie A.Bland known as Aunt Emmie born Oct 8,1866, and died Jan 21, 1957. They had three Children, Lemmie R. born april 19, 1890. Not sure of the date of his death, but it was 1968. Maybe you can help me with that. Millard Hoover was their second child, born May 29 1892, died July 1, 1960. Perlie Monford was born Oct. 3, 1896, died April 15, 1957. I know all their family if you need to know any thing else, let me know. Inez

Re: Ange Town

snazzy03 — 2008-02-26 02:40:37Z

Hi! I am Paul's youngest daughter (out of 3). He said he does remember your name being mentioned. I really appreciate the reply. Do you have any information on Lemmie Ange and Callie Ange's mother and Father?

Re: Francis ANGE of Stratford on Avon, England

wendy01162 — 2008-02-23 16:02:06Z

I've sent you an invitation to view my early Anges/Aynges/Ainges on my Stratford on Avon family tree at Ancestry.co.uk. I have other bills to pay and can't afford to renew my Ancestry subscription for a while yet, so cannot do any more Ancestry searches.

Wendy Clare

Re: The first ANGES of Stratford on Avon, England

sherrytem_1 — 2008-02-22 22:02:17Z

I am researching the Francis Ange family that migrated to NC in the mid to late.1700s. He is on the Martin County census 1778,1779,1780,1790. I can follow my decendancy from there , but nothing prior to Francis. Any help appreciated.

Lemmmie and Callie Ange

inez2300 — 2008-02-21 14:14:49Z

Someone inquired about Lemmie and Callie Ange. I knew them well. I lived my entire life in the Angetown Community in Martin County, N.C. until recently when I moved to Ohio. I'm searching the daughter of Paul Ange, Rebecca, from Ahoskiem, N.C. I would be happy to share any information I have about your great grandparents.

Re: The first ANGES of Stratford on Avon, England

wendy01162 — 2008-02-21 12:47:19Z

I have since found an even earlier ANGE!(the name later evolved through AYNGE to AINGE).

A Richard ANGE is listed in the Guild archives of Stratford on Avon in December 1494. As he would have been adult, this makes it possible that he was the father of unknown Ange b1508 and the probable grandfather of Richard Ange b1531. This early line appears to have been butchers (confirmed by later records), with rented premises in Bridge street, formerley called Borgestrete.

The reference can be found at:
Title Guild of the Holy Cross: Grants and leases

Date 25 December, 1494

P Dated in the hall of the Gild, in the feast of the Nativity of our Lord, 10 Hen.VII

P Endorsed: `Indentura Thome Grene, jun., nunc Roberti Brat, Richarde Ange a tenemente in y⊇ Borgestrete'

RefNo BRT1/2/526

Re: Ange Town and the early ANGES

wendy01162 — 2008-02-20 12:34:35Z

Hi Stan and other ANGE friends.

I hope this info adds to your's and any other interested person's knowledge of how and where the Anges began.

We spoke on the phone about a year ago re Francis Ange & family, who emigrated to Maryland "soon" (could have been months or a few years as Francis said he was "quite a big boy" then?) after 31st Jan 1650 (Charles 1st beheaded), on the ship Great Bengal. I have been unable to find any trace of this ship or their arrival in Maryland. I think our families are linked this far back, as I can find probable evidence that my ancestor Thomas was a brother of your ancestor John (father of Francis)and their father was called Thomas. Unfortunately, as 1st names were duplicated and parish records incomplete, it is not possible to prove they were from the same family, as other related Ange cousins/siblings lived in the Stratford on Avon area at the time and among them, were 2 Thomas's with families, one a calcearius/shoemaker and the other a maltster/publican. There is still an old thatched pub (now called The Old Thatch) in the centre of Stratford, with its own well in the back yard. This was exceptional for the time and I believe it was Thomas' pub.

The 1st Ange I have found (listed on Ancestry), was unknown Ange b1508 near Stratford. I can find no more info about where he came from or married. It has been considered by many that the name has French protestant Huguenot origins, which have not yet been proven. He was the probable father of Richard, David, George, Humphrey, Walter and John Ange, who were all born in or near Stratford within 15yrs of each other, when no other father Ange was around and he may have been called Francis, as all of the next generation called a son or daughter Francis/Franciscus/Frauncisci (the spelling varies but each is identified as filius/filia in latin). As the burial records are not available, it is not clear which survived childhood and married, some to cousins. Endemic plague and other illnesses led to a high death toll at this time.

The parish register spelling changed from Ange to Aynge about 1600 and to Ainge about 1640-1660 (in some parish records). This was probably due to the priests writing what they heard phonetically and as many people were illiterate and not bothered about spelling or followed the fashion of the day, the surname evolved. All of these Holy Trinity marriaqe and baptism records were transcribed by parish priest Richard Byfield and can be bought on cd.

Have you been able to find any more info and can you trace your tree directly back to Francis? I believe that a generation has been overlooked (fibbed about by Francis?), as I can believe longevity of 100yrs being known in the area at that time but not 137yrs.

I can also find no evidence of the "fine chest' which Richard Ange built for playwright William Shakespeare's impressive new residence 'New Place' (demolished mid 1700's). This is almost certainly true, as Stratford was a small town then, the families had been neighbours for several generations (although there is no marriage link in the family trees) and one family of Anges called a son Shakspear Ange. There was a Richard Ange of middle age at the time, who probably did done much of the fine woodcarving/carpentry work in beautiful Holy Trinity church, where the families worshipped. (The only other place of worship then was a smaller guild chapel but no records exist of any baptisms/marriages/burials (no churchyard either!).

Wendy Clare (doing a one-name study of the ANGE/AYNGE/AINGE surname)

Re: Ange Town

inez2300 — 2008-02-19 18:26:35Z

Hello, My name is Inez. I lived in Ange Town all my life, until September. I knew your great grandfather and mother. Their daughters Gloria and Jeanette were my best friends growing up. I also knew Roscoe and Ellie. You must be Pauls daughter? I am into the Ange Family Tree. If I can help let me know. I now live in Amelia, Onio. Cousin Inez

Re: John and Eleanor Ange and son Francis

janmiller_2 — 2008-01-29 12:15:56Z

Dear Wendy
My father was an Ainge (Royston), his father was Walter son of Charles Ainge son of William Ainge, all born in the London area. I heard from my father that there was an Ainge French Uncle that came to visit when he was a child and that we were descended from the French Heugenots. I have so far not managed to trace back that far. I get stuck when I get back to William Ainge marrying Jane Scoltock. I would love to be kept informed of your findings, it sounds a mammoth piece of work and very interesting.
Best Wishes
Janet

Re: John and Eleanor Ange and son Francis

wendy01162 — 2008-01-26 10:36:28Z

The Genes Reunited website has a member whose Ainge family lived in the Channel Islands (UK). They appear to be linked to the Cornwall Ainges,started by priests Joseph and son Samuel.

I am doing a one name study of the Ainges (all Spellings as they changed with fashion and what the priest/clerk thought he heard). I would like to know more about your Aynges?

Wendy Clare (my mother is an Ainge)

Jim Ange of Ontario Canada

juanitaange — 2008-01-25 18:44:55Z

I have been trying to find my dad...I lost my phone that had his new number and address and he is unlisted. Last known to be living in Toronto

Re: John and Eleanor Ange and son Francis

ljgarner — 2008-01-24 03:47:14Z

jan miller re Charles Aynge born 1859

my great grandmother is an Aynge.Part of her Aynge family were born in the Channel Islands, not France as we originally thought. Family names are William and Augustus. It is possible that are ancestors are related.

Re: Ange Town

snazzy03 — 2007-09-07 17:17:45Z

Hi, my name is Rebekah Ange. I'm from Ahoskie, NC. My Great-grandfather was Lemmie Ange and he lived in Jamesville until he died, I believe sometime back in the 60's. He was married to Callie Ange and I believe she was an Ange before he married her. My grandfather's name was Roscoe Ange, he passed away a few years ago. Any other Ange info would be greatly appreciated, my dad was working on a family tree that my Grandpa had started. Thanks!

Re: William Ange

R_Gurganus — 2007-07-08 00:56:43Z

I have Claricy Hutchins Ange, b.12/13/1830, marrying Henry S. Gurganus, and with him in the census in 1860, 70, 80, and 1900. This seems to conflict with her being married to William Ange and having a child in 1875?

Re: Charles Ainge 1859

janmiller_2 — 2007-05-15 16:05:02Z

Dear Wendy
Yes you found the correct Charles on the census. His father was William born between 1827 and 1830 married Mary Stone born Birmingham 1830. Charles was born 1859 - 1929 married Elizabeth Sharp, siblings Elizabeth 1858, Samuel 1867, Alice Eliza 1869, John Henry 1868, Francis 1871, John ainge 1873, Henry 1862, William 1856. I think William 1827-1830 was married to a Mary again but I've had a lot of difficulty finding more info. I'm trying to find that elusive link without success. So any help you can give I would really appreciate.

Kind regards
Janet

Re: Charles Ainge 1859

wendy01162 — 2007-05-15 14:34:58Z

I don't have this Ainge on my list, so I'm very interested to hear more about your family. My closest in name/birth is Charles Henry baptised in Bredons Norton, Worcs on 1st Sept 1861 (and he is not listed in the 7th April 1861 census). His parents were Thomas Ainge and Julia Pigeon, with a son William age 9 and two daughters. This Charles died 1949.

I will check my sister's list of about 8,000 Ainges to see if I can find the rest of your Charles' family. It would help me if you can give me any other family members, where they lived and if occupation known. I also have about 25 Ainge trees on Ancestry, trying to match these individuals into groups and follow where they moved to.

An Ancestry search found me a Charles Ainge b1859, living in Bethnall Green, with carpenter father William and mother Mary (jpeg file attached). Although I have 2 apparently unrelated Ainge groups living in the London area, with their extended families, the only child with Charles as a middle name, is already accounted for. Another Charles Ainge b1859 in Stafford, was in St Albans in 1891.

If Ancestry block you viewing the jpeg census record of Charles with family, please send me your email addr and confirm where they were living, so I can find you the right family.

Wendy Clare wendy01162@aol.com

Re: John and Eleanor Ange and son Francis

janmiller_2 — 2007-05-14 12:50:37Z

Hi
I would be grateful if I could see your family tree. My maiden name is Ainge and I believe it originates from France as Aynge, Ange etc. My family names are William approx 1813 or 1815. My Great grandfather is Charles Ainge born approx 1859. I would be grateful for any info you might have.
Janet

Re: Ange family

wendy01162 — 2007-01-02 00:52:13Z

Hi Nikki, my sister and I are research the Ange/Aynge/Ainge family and trying to find the origins of the name. Your inofrmation sounds very interesting. Please look for the message I posted on the Ange message board a few minutes ago, about the Stratford on Avon emigrants who came to Somerset Maryland and the families they left behind.
Wendy

Re: John and Eleanor Ange and son Francis

wendy01162 — 2007-01-02 00:42:23Z

I am in the UK, researching the ANGE/AYNGE/AINGE family, which appears to have started in the (then) small town of Stratford on Avon and trying to find out more about this emigrant family.
I am unable to find any record of their arrival or ship Great Bengal, although it is a likely name for a large ship then, as the English were expanding trade in India about the middle of the 1600s. Parkgate was a busy old shipping port near Birkenhead (Liverpool area), until the estuary silted up. Travelling from this port (considerable distance from Stratford on Avon) may have avoided storms in the bay of Biscay. It has been reported that Francis said he was a big boy (he would have been 20) when Charles I was beheaded (30 Jan 1649) and they left 'soon' after (which may have been a few years to an old man). I can prove my Ainge ancestry back to 18 generations and believe that John was a cousin of my first verified Aynge (the spelling varied due to semi-literate priests,snobbery,fashion,bad head cold (and as most of the people were illiterate, it didn't seem to matter to them). My sister and I have over 200 people of this family living in Stratford on Avon and lots more in the surrounding villages. Not all of them can be matched up in families yet. It is amusing to think that they were acquaintances of the famous William Shakespeare and it is reputed that a Richard Aynge built a 'fine cabinet' for Shakespeare's house at New Place, which may be the exact cabinet still there. Does anyone have a copy of this passage in a book by Thomas Bailey? I would also very much like to see a family tree for these people and their descendants. You are all very welcome to view my Stratford on Avon Aynges (The first Anges/Aynges/Ainges) and AINGE (biggest) family tree on Ancestry. I also have 'mini' Aynge trees for many of the surrounding villages. Wendy

Ange

ramonablessing — 2006-08-20 12:33:31Z

Looking for any knowledge of the Anges that came from Tennessee. My husbands grandmother was an Ange and she came from Gibson County, Tennessee. She married a Beckett from Gibson County. We keep hearing about there being a Albert and Henry Ange but cannot find anything else.

Re: Ange North Carolina Connection

sherrytem2 — 2006-07-11 03:55:21Z

I am related to the Ange family in N.C. through Henry Ange born 1837, son of Cullin Ange and Janet Rytan. Henry's wife was Frances Emily Barnes Ange abt 1846. They migrated to West Tn. and died there after 1870. I will be in North Carolina this fall and would like to visit any Ange homesteads, cemetaries, ect. We plan to visit Plymouth and Washington. Any information on early Ange ancestors would be appreciated. Thanks, Sherry

Re: Ange North Carolina Connection

SarahCrawford51 — 2006-07-09 13:11:30Z

Re: Ange North Carolina Connection

2006-07-07 18:30:55Z

I too am looking for info on Stephen Davis and his parents Ashley Davis and Mary Fagan Davis. Any info to share would be great. I think I have met Inez, a friend of Geraldine? My husband is a Davis from |Plymouth with connections to Davis/Ange.

Diana

Re: Henry Ange and Francis Barnes

JaneGoodwin50 — 2006-05-02 20:33:20Z

I have a FREDERICK ANGE m ELIZABETH (BETSY) ALLEN b 1810 Beaufort Co.NC dau of Frederick ALLEN and ?. Were in Williamson Co. IL by 1840. Could this be same as your Frederic ANGE b.1815?

John and Abigail Ange

2005-12-26 10:13:51Z

There's a web site called curiousfox.com devoted to England's genealogy and a person posted a query about a Sarah Ange who was born in 1753 and her parents were John and Abigail Ange. They were from Childswickham England about 20 miles from Stratford-upon-Avon. Will pursue and keep you posted.

Colonial Ange

2005-12-24 11:40:38Z

Hey guys. and gals. I'm Bill Hedgepeth. My mother is Marie Hedgepeth the daughter of Thomas Allen Ange who was the son of John Francis Ange who was the son of Elijah Ange who was the son of Gabriel Ange who was the son of Francis Ange listed in the 1790 census of Martin County North Carolina. Been researching the Ange name for almost a year and found some 1700's Ange's located in a part of Delaware that use to be Maryland. A Priscilla Ange bought a tract of land on November 4, 1761 on the south side of what was known as Sow Bridge Branch. A John Ange lived there and owned a mill. On Oct. 6, 1775 John Ange Jr.,Thomas Ange and a Richard Tull entered into a partnership to build a saw and grist mill and a dam where John Ange Sr. lived. Oddly enough this part of Delaware is due exactly east of Sommerset County Maryland where the Francis Ange who lived to be over 100 years old resided. This information can be found at www.accessible.com/amcnty/DE/Delaware/delaware71.hmt. I have also located a John Ange that served as a Captain in the Revolutionary War.

Re: ANGE FAMILY

2005-12-22 21:32:39Z

Hello Stan, I have read your postings from time to time and you seem to be the authority on the Ange family of N.C. I am related to Henry D.Ange b.1837 ,(son of Cullin Ange 1801) and Frances Emily Barnes b. abt 1846, (daughter of John L.Barnes b 1813). I would be interested in corresponding with you, and gaining some of your knowledge. Please e-mail me directly at Sherrytem@comcast.net. Thanks, Sherry

Re: ANGE FAMILY

2005-12-21 01:46:58Z

Hello Billy. My name is Stan. I live with my parents Dale and Lavaughn Ange, West in Washington Beauf. Co.N.C. (h#252-927-4665). I'm using a Friend's computer in Durham N.C., so look me up there. John Thomas Ange (son of Joesph and SarahHodges, Ange) md. Betty Bland (dau. of Sarah Wynn, Bland, Clark & sister to Eli (md. Lenora Gardner),Mary (md. Nelson Ange), Martha (md. Preston Ange), Emily "Emmie" ( md. Wm. Downing Ange), Charley Helen (md. William Warren), there maybe a few more). John T. as folks called him, said he could really sing and use to sing with my G-grandfather Henry Blount Ange. John T. Ange' s sister Lydia md. Guilford Ange, brother Fenner md. ((?) Haddock of Pitt Co.)? His grandparents were Gabriel Ange Sr. (son of Francis Ange Sr. &wf. Ester) and Claricy or Elizabeth Browning, he was md. 2xs. The old cementery is now gone, but know about where it was & some of those buried there. Sarah Ange,Silverthorne Of Williamston, N.C. (she is now gone) told me alot about both sides of her Ange fam. (her parents were Gilford & Lydia Ange, Ange. I have recorded her on cassette. I know about where John T,'s parents house was in Angetown, near Jamesville, Martin Co. N.C. ,Have a pitcure of Sarah & sister Nettie, Ange Hollis in early 1900,s, other fam. & related fam.s, other info., photos etc. Would like to see any family info, and photos you may have. Bye for now , Merry Christmas & Happy New Year.

Re: Ange Family

2005-12-20 21:03:07Z

Hello, Reita. My name is Stan. I live at home with my parents Dale & Lavaughn Ange, West in Washington Beauf. Co. N.C. (H#252-927-4665). right now I'm using a friend's computer in Durham N.C. I would like to who was Farncis Ange's wf. & decendents in Maryland and how they came to N.C. I don't believe Abiagail was the mother of Francis Ange Sr. of Martin Co., but was maybe his sister-in-law. Abigail and Francis are both listed as heads of households in the 1784-1787 N.C. Cens. & 1790 U.S. both of Martin Co. , & both listed with children under 16. Abigail's husband (?) Ange must have before the 1784-1787 N.C. Cens. & she must have remd. (?) Watson after the 1790 U.S. Cens. He must have died before a 1796 land deed, where Abigail is listed as Abigail Watson with son Elias Ange(who must have been her son and was at least 21). She is listed in Onslow Co. N.C. in 1800 Cens & I believe Elias is listed there as well or a county nearby ( *and maybe the same one in S.C. later). If what you are saying is so I would like to know. Do you have any thing on their marriage(date & place)? If Abigail was Francis Ange's wf. & mother of Francis Ange Sr. of Martin Co. N.C. was she from N.C. or Maryland? Or were there 2 brothers who came to N.C. from Maryland ( 1. (?) Ange md. Abigail & 2. Francis Ange Sr. md. Ester (?), if so was Francis b. 1629 & d.1767 there father or grand father. Reita , Ricky probably remembers my grandparents David & Mamie Ange. They lived in the old Ange home which has been in the fam. for at least 200 yrs. Bye for now & Merry Christmas with a Happy New Year.

Re: Henry Ange and Francis Barnes

2005-12-20 19:16:29Z

Hello again. I'm sorry not to get back to you sooner, I'm using a friends computer in Durham N.C. & I live in Washington, Beauf. Co. N.C. my parents where I don't have one. (my H# 252-927-4665). Also all my family info. is there at home. Most Anges can trace their family to the Jamesville area of Martin Co.N.C. 1770's to the present & later Washington & others Co.s of N.C. & other States of the U.S. I'll try to get back. A cousin Inez Ange, Padgett is looking up this fam. as well. Bye for now . Merry Christmas & Happy New Year. Hope to meet or hear from you sometime & find out more about Henry Ange & his descendents.

Re: Ange Town

StanWest60 — 2005-10-22 15:50:36Z

Anything concerning the Ange family of Angetown, Martin County N.C. and any information on any Ange and related families in Martin, Washington, Beaufort, Pitt, Craven, Wilson, Wake, Durham and others counties in N.C. and any state of the U.S.A. Thank you so kindly.

Re: Henry Ange and Francis Barnes

egAnge — 2005-10-19 20:44:33Z

Hello. I am not for sure. This Frederick Ange was he from Martin Co. { near Washington Co. line} and was he the son of Gabriel Ange or his bro. Thomas Ange. Gabriel Ange md. 1st (?) Browning and 2nd (?) Browning, (Browning sometimes spelled Browney). Their father is Francis Ange Sr. and wife Ester (?). I live in Washington, Beaufort Co. N.C. with my father Dale F. West and mother Lavaughn Ange,West; so if you could contact or look me up their. Also a cousin Inez Ange, Padgett is looking up the Ange family also (but she will be away for afew months, she is on line so contact her.) Bye for now.

Re: Ange North Carolina Connection

egAnge — 2005-10-19 19:37:52Z

Hello my name is Stan West. I am related to the Ange and Davis families of Eastern N.C. I have information on the Davis fam. also were some are buried in Jamesville and Dardens area. My father is Dale F. West , I live with him and my mother Lavaughn Ange, West in Washington N.C. Also a cousin is looking up these lines her name is Inez Ange, Padgett, she lives in the area of Jamesville, N.C., but will not be at home for awhile (about 2 months}. Look for her under the Ange family. Note Goldie Ange you mentioned md. my granddaddy ' s bro. Wilmer Ange and who is Inez 's daddy's brother too. And my Granddaddy's Grandfather was Malachi Ange who md. 1'st Fanny Davis and after her death Harriet Davis { her father I believe was Stephen F. Davis or Ashley Davis and I believe sister to your Stephen H. Davis}. Sorry I didn't have my notes with me. If you could look up my father in Washington, Beaufort Co., N.C. and give him a call or leave a message and I will contact you. Bye for now.

Elija/Elijah Ange

billyhedgepeth — 2005-08-12 03:42:05Z

My mother is Marie Ange Hedgepeth, daughter of Thomas Allen Ange who is the the son of John Francis Ange who was the son of Elija Ange who was the son of Gabriel Ange who was the son of Francis Ange Sr. Wheeeew. Francis Ange Sr. was the son of Abigail Ange who was married to an unknown Ange who must of died prior to 1790 as she is listed as head of household in the 1790 census. She had two other sons living at home in 1790 who I believe were Mathew and Jno. Jno being an unusual name, I found a Jno Ange who served in the revolutionary war but no record afterwards. Could this be the husband of Abigail?

Descendants of Lloyd Jasper Ange of NC to VA

JoanyMHicks — 2005-07-29 00:23:47Z

Contact me if you need better info. I was married to his son. Lloyd Jasper Ange was the son of Jasper Lloyd Ange. I knew Oliver, Jerry, Mike and Duke and can help somewhat. Best regards, Joany

Re: cousins

JoanyMHicks — 2005-07-29 00:17:48Z

Hello all, wondering if ya' ll have made any connections. My kids grandfather is Lloyd Jasper Ange, son of Jasper L. Ange. I know that Lloyd is living in Oklahoma and have more info if you desire. Best regards, Joany

Ange family in Tennessee

2005-05-16 20:24:00Z

My Ange family (Henry Ange and Francis Barnes) moved from NC to TN around 1878. Henry D. Ange was a confederate vetran. He died shortly after coming to TN. My great grandmother Lee Annie Ange has a brother named Henry Ange born about 1878-79 in Trenton/Dyer TN. Henry and Francis died before 1890 and left several orphaned children. My g-grandfather married Lee Annie when she was only 12. He had lost his wife Golda Blessing shorly after the birth of their first child. I am looking for any information concernign the death of Henry Ange and Francis Barnes or any other connections to this line.

Esther Moore

Ange North Carolina Connection

lloydcrawford97 — 2005-02-18 01:58:03Z

Jamesville North Carolina Census 1880 found:
Stephen H. Davis (age 29) married Sarah Jane (age 26)
......Children
Charles (born 1873)
Debro (1874)
Emma (1876)
Sally W.(1880)
***There were additional children born to Stephen and Sarah...
Dennis V. (married Romulus Ange) . Had a least two children...???Onward and Goldie.
Ora (married Herbert Lee Ange) . Had three children.
Clifton, Cecil and Marvin. Cecil and Marvin were twins.
Marvin died during infancy.
Herbert Harvey (1889 ?) (married Mamie Wiggins)
Had two children...Udee and Herbert Harvey Jr.

There may be more to this family I am not sure as I am just really trying to look into it seriously.
I am told Stephen and Sarah are buried near Williamston/Jamesville/Darden areas. Supposely there is a "Davis" grave- yard there.

My father was Harvey Jr and is no longer living. Actually I have no living aunts or uncles...only cousins who are as limited re: our family history.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
.........Sarah Jane Davis-Crawford
Know Emma was married to Lloyd Gardner and had at least two children Herbert and Mamie Ruth Wynne.
Also know Charlie lived in Plymouth but not sure where he is buried. Know he had at least one son (Charlie ---who lived his later yrs in Beaver Dam Virginia with his wife --Ruth)

Re: Henry Ange and Francis Barnes

sherrytem2 — 2005-01-06 06:37:18Z

I too have been looking for info on Henry or Albert Ange. I am not sure which one is my g.g.grandfather, but he married either Frances Emily Barnes or Emily Barns or Emily Barnett.i do have much information beginning with his daughter Nora Viola b. 6/10/1874 and her twin. I believe both brothers migrated to west Tn., Lauderdale and Dyer Counties. My e-mail is Sherrytem@comcast.net and please contact me directly. Thanks.

Mary E. Ange (1943)

vapremier — 2004-08-26 00:35:44Z

I am trying to find some info on Mary E. Ange born @1943. Family is from Carolina. Her father would have died @1966 at the age of 50. Mother and her may now live in California. There also may be some family in the Tidewater VA area. Email me direct at vapremier@cox.net. Thanks

Re: Ange Town

Josephinewheeler55 — 2004-04-13 02:08:06Z