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ANNESS Angelo 1919-2011 Girard, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2011-08-15 14:34:13Z

GIRARD, OH – Angelo Anness, 91, formerly of Dearborne Street, passed away Saturday, Aug. 13, 2011, at Liberty Health Care.

Angelo was born in Girard, Ohio on Dearborne Street on Dec. 8, 1919, a son of the late Victor and Drusianna Cellio Anness.

He was a partner in J and S Heating Co. in Youngstown, Ohio.
He was a member of St. Rose Church and VFW 419 of Girard, Ohio. He was a World War II Army veteran.

Angelo loved cooking, gardening, making wine and enjoyed family and friends sitting around the kitchen table.

He married Agnes C. (Holmes) Anness on Sept. 3, 1955, and she died Oct. 14, 1997.

He leaves one brother, Frank Anness of Austintown, Ohio and many nieces, nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews.

He was preceded in death by his parents; twin brother, David Anness and brother, Orlando Anness; and sisters Nellie DiRienzo and Florence Romito.

The family would like to thank Liberty Health Care for all the kind and compassionate care.

Funeral service is Tuesday, Aug. 16, 2011, at 10 a.m. with calling hours from 9 to 10 a.m. at the McClurkin Funeral Home in Girard.

Burial is at Girard City Cemetery.

Trumbull County, Ohio

ANNESS Iva M and Tom A

t42justin — 2009-01-01 22:49:05Z

ANNESS Iva M and Tom A

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Anness in KY 1840 and earlier

t00000t — 2008-11-18 00:45:15Z

Does anyone have information on any Anness' that may have had married women from the Hammon's and/or Morgan's near owen/grant co KY.

Re: Elizabeth Anness b MD ca 1798

mjswadley86 — 2008-11-04 04:25:42Z

i know an elizabeth anne anness in springfield mo

Christopher or William H. Anness

t00000t — 2008-05-30 21:22:33Z

I am also looking for these two's father. Anyone that can help I would appreciate it. I think he died in Civil war.

Obit: Anness, Sara I. 1927-1993 (Tyrone, PA)

GordonGrening — 2007-10-03 03:01:38Z

SARA I. ANNESS

Mrs. Anness, 66, of Box 154, Route 30, Sadsburyville, formerly of Tyrone, died at 6:40 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 25, 1993, at Chester County Hospital, West Chester, following a lengthy illness.
Mrs. Anness retired from Pepperidge Farms Inc., Dowingtown, after more than 30 years’ service.
She was born May 30, 1927, in Tyrone, the daughter of James L. and Maude L. (Fulkerson) Markel. (remainder of obit missing from my copy. Complete obit may be obtained from the library.)

SOURCE: ALTOONA MIRROR (Altoona, Blair County, PA) Monday, 27 September 1993, “Death Record,” page B3, col. 2; Altoona Area Public Library, Altoona, PA.

Christopher C. Anness, son of Mary Anness in Owen, KY

MaryaTurleyWaters — 2007-10-01 23:18:36Z

I've hit a brick wall with my great-grandfather, Christopher Columbus Anness (Annes, Annis). Anyone know of the Anness family in KY? He had an uncle named Thomas Anness (Annes).

Re: Anness in Maryland, mid-late 1700s

deborahwebb0970 — 2006-05-20 08:35:27Z

Hello Kevin

I am an Anness born in London although now living just outside Edinburgh. I was interested to see you mention the Christian names of Francis and Frederick. My grandfather was Francis as is my father (although known as Frank.) My uncle was also Frederick. Looking on a UK geneolgy website these names crop up frequently. I therefore suspect that we have a common ancestry. I have researched a little into the surname of Anness and can tell you that it is very old - Anglo Saxon - and has it's origins in Diss, Norfolk in England. The coat of arms associated most strongly with the name is very simple thus reflecting it's age. The older the name the more simple the coat of arms as there were fewer family names.

Hope this is of interest to you.

Best wishes - Debbie

PHYLLIS EMILY ANNESS

kevingoodall — 2005-05-21 18:55:29Z

Took Anness as married name in 1964 when married in London. Previously Goodall and Stevens. Any help would be gratefully received

Re: Anness in Maryland, mid-late 1700s

RegNMINiles — 2005-03-30 00:54:00Z

I?m not related to the ANNESS family, but there is a book titled, ?A Dictionary of British Surnames,? by P.H. Reaney, pub. in 1976. Page 10 has an entry for Annas, Anness, Annis, Anniss. There are only four lines of text, beginning with this :

?Annes 1170-76 YCh.?

On page lxiii, at the front of the book, the abbreviation ?YCh? is expanded as : W. Farrer and C.T. Clay, ?Early Yorkshire Charters,? 12 vols, 1914-65.

I?m out of my depth on this because my own family research is stuck in the 1800s, but I wish good luck to the ANNESS researchers.

Reg Niles

Re: Anness in Maryland, mid-late 1700s

2004-12-18 07:15:00Z

I know of another family even older, or perhaps of the same bloodline. I am an Anness derived from the rainy river district in Northwestern Ontario, Canada. As far back as I can trace my lineage for sure is late 1800's. I am very interested to know exactly where my great grandparent Frederick Anness, who settled in Emo, Ontario; in the Rainy River District was born. Apparently my grandfather Francis Bruce Anness was born in 1912 or 13 in Emo. He claimed to be the seventh generation which would make me the ninth generation. At an average lifespan of 55 years, this would bring the original Anness possibly from 250 to 275 years back, around 1700-1750 in North America.If anyone can enlighten me with a response to this letter I would greatly appreciate it. Likely English/Scottish or possibly French origin I suspect, but that's just an educated guess. You can email me at Kanness@gmail.com Thanks.

Re: Anness in Maryland, mid-late 1700s

2004-03-14 23:24:29Z

Anness/Fooks

carolxr — 2003-03-08 16:15:54Z

I am looking for my aunts biological parents ,she was born 1955 to William Keller Fooks & Hellen Pet(Anness) Fooks In Ky any info would be greatly appericated
thanks

Anness in Maryland, mid-late 1700s

lsimpson_1 — 2001-11-15 23:47:20Z

Since Anness seems to be a family which began around CT, MA, RI area, and because my Elizabeth Anness Brawner is living with Gilbert Smith Minor in 1850, there may be a connection with Stonington, New London, CT. Gilbert Smith Minor and his brother Frederick William Minor were obviously living in Dumfries in 1850. Gilbert was a lawyer. Their parents were Robert and Alura Minor from Stonington.

It is really frustrating that no-one seems to be able to tell me much about Anness in MD. There was a Thomas Annis who is listed in Charles Co MD, but he must have been born in late 1600s since his marriage to Elizabeth Mackey is listed before 1718. My Elizabeth was born about 1798, so he is too old to be her father. I can find no obvious son for Thomas and Elizabeth living in MD.

There was a John B Anness (a saddler) who was born about 1780. He lived in Fauquier Co VA. His widow Sarah Carter died just prior to the 1850 census. It is possible he was Elizabeth's brother. John was born in VA whereas Elizabeth is listed as born in MD.

I suspect your Anness people have nothing to do with mine. However if you can find a link, I would appreciate knowing about it.

Re: Elizabeth Anness b MD ca 1798

2001-09-18 20:08:07Z

Hi.. My Anness Family were all in Rhode Island and Massachusetts. There are some Revolutionary War connections in Medford Mass. I would like to share what little I have if you are interested.. Hope D Anness

Elizabeth Anness b MD ca 1798

LSimpson3387 — 2001-06-29 11:41:08Z

I am still looking without seeming success :(
for Elizabeth Anness and her family. She married
Henry Brawner (s/o John Cornish Brawner) in
Alexandria VA in 1815. There do not appear to
be any other Anness family members about at
that time. There are Annis family members and
conclude they must be related because they
lived in close proximity in and around Dumfries.

Henry and Elizabeth were both born in MD. Henry
was presumably born in Durham Parish (whose
records for that period are lost). So Elizabeth
may also have been born in that Parish.

Looking, looking, looking! If anyone can help
PLEASE do.