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Re: Arbuckle Pictures

battycathy — 2009-11-04 16:03:55Z

Do you still have the pictures? Email cathy4510@excite.com
Please let me know. Thank you!

Looking for Logan S. Arbuckle, married Susan Hayden 1890, Platte Co., Mo.> Cedar Co., Mo. 1900

lbarnes5151 — 2009-10-08 01:57:41Z

This Susan Hayden fits basic description of the person I'm looking for. Logan and Susan appear to be in Cedar Co., Mo in 1900, but cannot find them later. My Susan had been living at Edgerton, Platte Co., Mo. since the 1880's and was the daughter of Daniel Hayden and Mary E. Walker of Meade Co., KY. Hope somone can set me straight.

William and Anna Davis Adoption of Lula Mae Arbuckle

ehladnik58 — 2009-09-01 14:39:12Z

I believe that I could be a decendant of James Arbuckle. Here is my story and I was hoping someone could help confirm the relation or shed some light on this mystery.

My Grandmother was Mary Arbuckle Grimes DiGangi. She was born Lula Mae Arbuckle on April 12, 1902 in Johnson County, Indiana; we believe this but do not have solid birth documentation.

Her father would have been Jesse H. Arbuckle, Son of Edward Arbuckle and Missouri Vantreese, Grandson of James Arbuckle and Henrietta Louise Spaugh.

Her mother was Louisa Knapp. When Louisa died in 1905 Jesse gave his two girls, Lula Mae and Pearl, up for adoption to the Frances Comfort Orphanage in Bartholomew County, Indiana. The orphanage is no longer in exisitence and we are unable to locate paperwork from them. They also had two sons Earl and Omar. We are unsure of what happened to the boys and are waiting to hear from Bartholomew County, Indiana on records. We know Jesse remarried and commited biogmy and was put in prison.

My Grandmother "Lula Mae Arbuckle" was first adopted by William and Anna Davis also of Bartholomew County, Indiana, but we do not have those adoption papers which could be the true link to your Arbuckle family. The Davis' relocated to Champaign, Illinois and Lula Mae was taken from the Davis' in 1908 (I have those papers just not the adoption papers) due to extreme abuse. She was again adopted to Paul and Myrtle Marshky in 1909 in Champaign, Illinois where she was raised.

We do know the connection to Champaign, Illinois because the Davis' brought her there and the Marshky's lived there, and we do know that there seems to be a huge connection to Indiana with those folks. My Grandmother always told me she was born in Indiana and was put into an Orphanage because her mother died. This is what she must have been told as a young child. There seems to be so many circumstantial elements that make us believe Jesse Arbuckle was her father, we are just not 100% sure.

Would anyone out there have information that might help us identify that our Grandmother Mary Arbuckle Grimes DiGangi is really the Lula Mae Arbuckle of Jesse and Louisa Knapp Arbuckle? I would appreciate anything you may know or advise you may have for our continued search with this line of Arbuckle family.

Jesse Arbuckle and Louisa Knapp Children

ehladnik58 — 2009-09-01 14:37:42Z

Re: John , Merritt & Zane ARBUCKLE

BenMyers28 — 2009-08-29 02:14:53Z

Zane was born about 1861 and Merritt about 1864. They had lots of cousins there in Clark Co.,IL and in Edgar County and there were several John Arbuckles around. Check and see what you come up with.

Tried to contact you at the email address in your original posting but it bounced on me. You can contact me at the address below.

Ben Myers
bambendor@bendnet.com

Re: John , Merritt & Zane ARBUCKLE

Alamance — 2009-08-28 20:12:35Z

Ben I will call my cousin who is a daughter of Cliff Dixon (deceased) and make sure I have the line right. I do have a picture taken in 1832 labeled Grandmaw Arbuckle. I figure it is Zane's mother. Do you have it? If not I will be happy to send you a copy. Nancy

Re: John , Merritt & Zane ARBUCKLE

BMyers1547 — 2009-08-28 17:19:26Z

Nancy,

Merritt & Zane Arbuckle are sons of Joseph and Mary(Miller)Arbuckle. I can't place this John yet. Do you have any more info on John and who might be in the Picture.

Ben Myers

Re: James K. Polk Arbuckle

adkelley83 — 2009-08-25 01:06:56Z

Found the following information

Rush Hudson Arbuckle 1813 – 1860
Elizabeth 1797 –

I am looking for information on his wife Lucy (Williams) (who was my great grandfather Ed Kelleys' mother) as well so I did not go into too much detail. Was hoping finding information about him would give me information about her but so far no luck.

John , Merritt & Zane ARBUCKLE

Alamance — 2009-08-15 22:03:48Z

John is related to Merritt Arbuckle and Zane Arbuckle. I have a photo of "Grandmaw Arbuckle 1832". It was in the possession of John Arbuckle at his death. He was married to Mary Elizabeth Dixon (Mossy). I would like to make contact with members of this branch of the Arbuckle line for genealogy purposes. I can provide information on the Dixon line. Nancy Dixon Murray (culleoke4gen@charter.net)

Re: Samuel Arbuckle

bbonomini1 — 2009-07-17 03:44:56Z

Shirley, do you have any sibs or a wife's name for your Samuel or David?

Re: Nancy Arbuckle line

KimberlyRay39 — 2009-07-13 07:00:56Z

I'm also looking for anyone who knew "Penny" Arbuckle. She died at the age of 5 in 1953, Daughter of Jean Arbuckle

Re: Nancy Arbuckle line

KimberlyRay39 — 2009-07-13 06:48:54Z

There was a Thomas Arbuckle in the 1800's Who my father was named after. My father Thomas Deforrest Arbuckle was born in November 1944.

Re: Nancy Arbuckle line

CMarlow3167 — 2009-07-12 21:11:52Z

Nancy, James Arbuckle married only twice. First to Margaret Thompson and two years after her death he married Rachel Gilmore. I believe that Gilmore may have been her last name from a previous marriage, and between them they had only the one son, James. Rachel was not a nice person and James left her and he returned to Greenbrier County to live with his daughter, Elizabeth, wife of Henry Hunter.
In an article found on the Internet in August, 2004 I find the following: "First Settlement in Turkey Cove" (this is information from Wise County, Virginia and perhaps part of Russell County, VA) ............................In April 1775 or 1776, Jeptha Massey, along with his brother-in-law, Thomas Sowards, made a settlement on this same land on a pre-emption for 1000 acres in Turkey Cove and they were also granted a warrant by the Land Commissioners of Washington County in 1781. Massey who was granted the warrant for this land actually lived on it, as did Sowards, built a cabin, cleared land, planted corn, cabbage, peach stones and apple seeds, but were driven out by the Indians in June, 1776, although they returned after Col. William Christian' Cherokee Campaign ended in the fall of that year. Jeptha Massey sold his warrant sometime between 1777 and 1779 to one James Arbuckle who moved his family into the cove and occupied the Massey cabin at the Sinking Springs. Marital trouble began between James Arbuckle and his wife, Rachel, and he left her, going to Greenbrier County, West Virginia (then Virginia) where he died at the home of Henry Hunter in April, 1783. Rachel continued to live on in the Turkey Cove and with Jeptha Massey, the cause of separation from her husband, at a place called "Rachael's Cabin." She was still living here in 1780 when Vincent Hobbs went to the Turkey Cove to make a settlement and he said she seemed very angry that he trespassed upon her land, which she claimed by Massey's settlement right. On October 12, 1781, Rachael Arbuckle sold the land to William and Robert Davis and Alexander Wiley of Wythe County, having either her son, James, who was 14 or 15 years old, or one Joseph Cury forge the "X" for her husband's signature. James Arbuckle, Jr., who was born in 1766 or'67, stated in Jefferson County, Indiana on March 20, 1820 that Cury made the "X" mark................ the article goes on to say - The Davis brothers, William and Robert and Alexander Wiley used the Arbuckle land to pasture livestock, and did not reside upon it, as did James Thompson who owned the large tract upon which Capitan Vincent Hobbs settled with his family in 1780. Thomposn, who lived at the Townhouse in Chilhowie was a son-in-law of Col. Evan Shelby and had herdsmen who tended his and Shelby's cattle on the Turkey Cove land. These two land grants of McGaughy's and Massey's were for the same tract of land caused two lawsuits in Chancery Court of both Wythe and Augusta Counties, the first being Simon Ely vs Davis and the second in Wythe being between the heirs of James Arbuckle vs Davis and Wiley. Who was this James Arbuckle, Sr? He came into Augusta County, Virginia around 1745. He had a wife and two sons, Matthew and Thomas Arbuckle. He was serving in the militia prior to April 21, 1759 with the two sons serving as their father's servants. After the death of his first wife, James Arbuckle, Sr., married the above mentioned wife, Rachael, on January 11, 1762 and by her had at least one son, the James Arbuckle, Jr, heretofore mentioned. Matthew Arbuckle, son of James, Sr., by his first wife, was the famed Captain Matthew Arbuckle on James River who was in command at the murder of the Indian Chief Cornstalk. Matthew and his wife, Frances, who after his death in Greenbrier County, in 1781, married a man named Welch, had at least two sons, Charles and John Arbuckle.

Re: Arbuckle Pictures

KimberlyRay83 — 2009-07-09 03:17:13Z

I am an Arbuckle. My father was Thomas (Tommy)DeForrest Arbuckle. I would love to find my half sister & any other relatives.
You can email me directly at ocngirl458@aol.com
Jean is his mother.

Re: Arbuckle Pictures

bbonomini1 — 2009-07-05 06:19:39Z

Hi Doris, Have you sent the Arbuckle photos to anyone yet? I would love to see them
Kindest regards,
Barb

Re: Arbuckle Pictures

bbonomini1 — 2009-07-05 06:11:56Z

Cathy I am back online, you can e-mail me at (use @ not at) chasinghostsathotmail.com or reach me through arbuckle forum at genealogy.com
Please get in touch.
Barb

Re: Arbuckles PA>OH>MN

BBonomini — 2009-06-20 05:55:59Z

We would all like to hear from you. Please contact me through genealogy.com Arbuckle message boards.
Thanks

Re: Grandpa Hirem's dad and mother

BBonomini — 2009-06-20 05:44:46Z

Toshi, can you give me your Arbuckle line back from 1900 person by person again. That will help me get you back.
Barb

Re: Archibald Arbuckel/Arbuckle, Philadelphia

MarionRosenbaum — 2009-04-02 21:14:06Z

What do you know about Samuel Hopkins?

I went to this Cemetery and the office told me where to look. They know which people were re-interred from American Mechanics Cemetery.

I was trying to research a Major Arbuckle and it got really frustrating. Either there were more than one, a Sr. and a Jr. OR Major was a military name--I never could figure it out.

Arbuckle Tombstone Photos - Theo jr & Laverne and Theo sr & Trella

crvines — 2009-04-12 04:58:06Z

I posted photos of tombstones for the following people on http://www.findagrave.com

Theo Edward Arbuckle
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=Ar...;

Trella Martina Arbuckle
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=Ar...;

Theo Edward Arbuckle, Jr
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=Ar...;

Laverne L Arbuckle
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=Ar...;

I do not have any additional information on these folks and I am not related.

Charlie Vines

Re: Colin James/publishing Arbuckle Descendants

Sharon3099 — 2008-10-20 14:44:30Z

I am descended from James Arbuckle born 1714 Scotland - he was father or grandfather to your Matthew. I don't have my book with me right now and cannot remember lineage off the top of my head. I would be interested in exchanging info with you.

my email is sthomas1@tds.net

Re: Thompson Grant Arbuckle (1865-1945)

nrarbuckle — 2009-05-18 13:07:54Z

Thompson Grant Arbuckle was my Great-Grandfather. Harry was my Grandfather. He had two sons, James Grant & Robert William, both deceased. You can contact me at nrarbuckle@yahoo.com. All my records are in storage right now, but I will be getting things situated in about a month. Would love to help or receive any information you have. Just a note, my Arbuckle ancestors came from Lanarkshire County, Scotland & arrived in America in late 1816 or early 1817. Nikki

Re: Samuel Arbuckle

nrarbuckle — 2009-05-18 12:56:41Z

Do you know what county in Scotland. My family & a Virginia family all came from the county of Lanarkshire. My bunch was here in late 1816 or early 1817, but I can go back farther. The Virginia bunch was here prior to the Revolutionary War. You can e-mail me at "nrarbuckle@yahoo.com" if you want. Right now all my records are in storage, but in about a month I will have things situated. Good luck, Nikki Arbuckle

obit fyi: Jolane D. ‘Jody’ Arbuckle. 1942-2008

Nanatothree — 2008-10-25 03:23:48Z

PLEASE NOTE, THIS WAS POSTED FOR REFERENCE ONLY. I AM NOT RELATED TO, NOR AM I RESEARCHING THIS FAMILY, I’VE ONLY DONE A COPY AND PASTE FROM OUR LOCAL NEWSPAPER FYI.

THIS INFO HAS BEEN POSTED WITH THE PERMISSION OF THE EDITOR OF THE COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD.

Jolane D. ‘Jody’ Arbuckle
Posted: Wednesday, Oct 22, 2008 - 02:57:08 pm PDT
COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD, MOSES LAKE, WASHINGTON.

Jolane D. “Jody” Arbuckle, 66, a 40-year resident of Moses Lake, passed away Oct. 19, 2008, after a very brave fight against cancer. Memorial services will be held at 11 a.m. Friday, Oct. 24, 2008, at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Moses Lake with Pastor David Daugs officiating. Arrangements are in care of Kayser’s Chapel & Crematory, Moses Lake. You may sign the guest book or leave a note for the family at www.kayserschapel.com.

Jody was born Aug. 31, 1942, in Wenatchee to Albert and Charlotte Peterson. Jody was raised in Omak and graduated from Omak High School in 1960. She met the love of her life, David H. Arbuckle in 1965 and they married on July 15, 1967.

Jody worked most of her life as a bookkeeper for several businesses in town through the years and prepared taxes part time after retiring.

Jody was an avid golfer and she shared this passion with David. They have enjoyed golfing at the Sage Hills Golf Club where they have been members for more than 20 years. Jody was also the president of the Ladies Golf Club for several years. Jody enjoyed spending her time with family and playing cards and Bunco with her friends.

Jody is survived by her husband of 41 years, David; sister Becky (Jim) Freer; daughters Kim (Jim) Mckew and Kara (Steve) Knutson; stepson Jim Arbuckle; stepdaughter Kim (Rick) Eisenbrandt; grandchildren: Brad Osborne, Athena (Pat) Reimer, Ricky Eisenbrandt, Sierra McKew, Heather (Tyson) Decker, Derek Knutson, Dustin Knutson; great-grandchildren: Derrick, Danielle, Sawyer, Brooklynn, Dylan and honorary grandchildren: Allie and Josh Knutson.

Jody will be remembered as a loving wife, mother, grandmother and wonderful friend. She will be greatly missed by her loving family and friends.

The family would like to request, in lieu of flowers, donations be made to the Immanuel Lutheran Church or the Columbia Basin Cancer Society.

Re: arbuckle family info

lblanke907 — 2008-11-02 18:33:24Z

Linda,
I don't know if you are still looking for info on Wiley Ollie Arbuckle but I am also related. He was the husband of my 1st cousin twice removed. That makes me a pretty distant relative, however, my mother (a Tucker)was born and raised in Howard and Moline, KS and had many relatives in Grenola. I still visit as often as I can and have obits, funeral cards, etc. as well as a photo of a picture of Wiley and his dray wagon that is in the Grenola museum. I would be happy to correspond with you if you are still looking for information.

Cindy Blankenship
St. Louis, MO

Re: arbuckle family info

lblanke907 — 2008-11-04 00:19:05Z

I have replied off list to your hotmail account. You have the correct family so I guess we are related in a roundabout way!! Talk to you soon!

Cindy B.

Re: Archibald Arbuckel/Arbuckle, Philadelphia

BBonomini — 2008-10-14 03:53:43Z

Hi Margaret, Can you refresh my memory. Didn't one of your Arbuckles marry a Clark and weren't they eventually in Illinois. If I'm remembering right, I have a connect for you.
Barb

Re: James Arbuckle

BBonomini — 2009-06-05 06:06:58Z

please e-mail at chasinghostsathotmail.com and I will send you info on this family. Yes, Margaret and Isabelle were sisters.
Barb

Re: Joseph Alexander Arbuckle

BBonomini — 2009-04-01 21:53:29Z

I am descended from this Joseph Arbuckle. You can write me here or e-mail me direct. I look forward to hearing from you.
Barb

Archibald Arbuckle, f/o Margaret Arbuckle

reajd — 2009-04-26 17:16:02Z

I am trying to find any information on the death of Archibald Arbuckle, born about 1774 in Northern Ireland. He was the father of Margaret Arbuckle, w/o George Clark. Both George and Margaret died in Illinois. However, I've run across one source that suggests that Archibald died about 1840 in or near Warsaw, Hancock, IL. Does anyone have any information on the death of this Archibald Arbuckle?

Re: James Arbuckle

tree555maker — 2009-03-11 16:14:11Z

Looking for info. on a Isabell Arbuckle who married William Stage in OH. Also, Margaret Arbuckle who married Eusibius Newnom, in OH. Trying to find if two were sisters.
Any info. appreciated.

Re: arbuckle family info

sweetlouise53 — 2008-11-03 23:31:41Z

What is your mother's first name? My Dad says that my Grandma Arbuckle...his mother, was a morris and was born in Nevada Mo. in 1895...My dad knew a aunt LULU TUCKER...she was my dad's mother's mother's sister.in otherwords is my grandma Grace you cousin twice removed? She would have been married to my grandpa not my great grandpa who drove the dray wagon in the museum in Granola. They both had the same name. My dad is sitting here with me and I hope I am interpeting this correctly. write back soon...love to hear from you and compare notes.

Re: arbuckle family info

sweetlouise53 — 2008-11-03 22:45:24Z

contact me at sweetlouise53@hotmail.com

Re: Arbuckles, Beauregards

VictoriaBerman55 — 2008-08-28 01:32:39Z

John Arbuckle was my great,great grandfather. He had a number of children, one was Nellie (Nekite) Arbuckle, my great grandmother. She married Andy (Andrew Powers) and had a number of children, my grandfather, Burns Powers was one of them.Andy and John Arbuckle ran a boarding house near Shell Lake. Great historical books and stories at their historical museum there.Do you have any information about Mary Legoo? I have seen Legault and all sorts of spelling.I also am trying to find info on John Arbuckle. Seem to be at a dead end.
Vicki berman

Re: Colin James/publishing Arbuckle Descendants

jbmgs198 — 2008-11-03 19:23:41Z

James Arbuckle had a son named Matthew/Mathew who is well known as CAPTAIN Matthew Arbuckle who served in the Revolutionay war.
Captain Matthew Arbuckle had a son named Matthew/Mathew who is well known as GENERAL Matthew Arbuckle.
General Matthew Arbuckle never married and has no known decendants.

Re: Howard Arbuckle

raycalred — 2008-09-30 14:37:32Z

Howard T Arbuckle
b. 21 Mar 1910 Kansas
d. 5 Jan 1993 Thorp, Kittitas, Washington

Looks like he's on 1910 and 1920 Lyon, Kansas Federal Census and 1930 Mesa, Colorado Federal census.

Looks likes the KIMREY-KIMERY FAMILIES public tree has him on thier tree.

You could call the libraries where he lived at apon his death and see if they have an obituary on file.

You could check with Kittitas County Clerk about aquiring his death certificate which will have loads of info on it including burial info.

you could aquire a copy of his Social Securtiy Application which will possibly have his full name and both his parents full name on it.

Also his marriage record if you know what county he married in.

Hope this helps.

Re: Archibald Arbuckel/Arbuckle, Philadelphia

dejasc1 — 2009-04-02 00:06:08Z

This is an old thread, but I just found it! I'm researching the Philadelphia Achibald Arbuckel/Arbuckle family. Happy to share what I have - civil war records from the National Archives, etc. Particularly interested in whether he had two wives as there is a break between older children - starting with Sarah b. 1834(my ancestor) who married Samuel Hopkins in 1855.... and John, Lindsay and Margaret the youngest. Also interested in where you found the burial listings for American Mechanics Cemetery.

Re: Archibald Arbuckel/Arbuckle, Philadelphia

dejasc1 — 2009-04-02 21:58:52Z

Hi - thanks for the quick reply. Samuel Hopkins married Sarah Arbuckel in 1855. These are my 2great parents. They had four children - three before the civil war - one after. The one after was named Archibald Arbuckel Hopkins. Archibald A. died in Civil War at Pine Mt. GA. I have xeroxs of his actual enlistment, war records, widow's pension etc. that I obtained at the National Archives a number of years ago. Samuel ended up at the Soldiers Home in Dayton, Ohio. He died there in 1910. Have his info also if you would like that.

As for Major - he is on the 1850 Census under the Arbuckle name; but on the 1860 census he is listed with the Arbuckle's but with the last name of Whitesides. It also appears that he married one of the Arbuckle girls - Mary. I just recently found him under Civil War website. He fought in the same co. as Samuel Hopkins, but died.

How did you original find that the Arbuckles' were buried at the American Mechanics Cemetery? I didn't have that or dates of death for any one other than Sarah.

Also there is a mystery maybe you have solved about Archibald's wife(s). She is listed as Margaret in the 1850 census and continues to be listed as such in subsequent census. However,when applying for a widow's pension she lists 11 January 1846 as their marriage date. This would mean that there probably was a first marriage as Sarah was born in 1834 and there are four other children also born before the marriage date. Do you have any info?

Happy to share more details I might have.

Re: Joseph Alexander Arbuckle

bbonomini1 — 2009-04-04 02:57:33Z

Sorry about that, I must have been typing too fast. They had a key (meaning hide my e-mail address) over my contact info, I have fixed the problem. You may want to do the same. You have to go in and change your profile so others can see your e-mail address too.
So, since I personally remember all of Chuck's kids and I know Allen really well, you must be one of Frankie and Harold's girls.
I'm really glad to hear from you.
Anyway, click on my contact info and e-mail me, and I will send you an invitation to join (Free) my MYFAMILY.com site.
I have posted most of the pictures in my possession and am inputting (gradually as there is alot) my Arbuckle info.
I had a full family tree put together, up to Joseph, but it is locked in my old computer.
I have not proven yet, but have connected (through several allies and her sibs) that OUR Joseph m. Sarah Sterret/Sterrit who was the daughter of Alexander Sterrit. I'm confident enough in this connection, that she was at the very least his 2nd wife. I am claiming her as his wife until I find proof otherwise.
My instincts tell me that his first wife was either a Margaret of Isabella.
As for his father, this is really a sticking point. Joseph has proven very elusive, and I've not been able to connect him to anyone or anywhere definitely at any time before 1797 when he went to Slippery Rock and bought property. He's noted as an "Early Settler" in Beaver County PA History in 1802 and in census 1800 after that, no more mention of him until he died in 1808. Making it really difficult to pinpoint a dad.
I have tons of loose info with no pinpoint on them being our Joseph for sure (there's another Joseph who m. Catherine Guy living in PA at the same time he shows up).
Very frustrating.
E-mail me and I'll send you that website info and what I have on paper copy for Joseph
Talk soon,
Barb

Re: Joseph Alexander Arbuckle

bbonomini1 — 2009-04-02 19:29:22Z

I just saw that they've have locker our addy's till we become paid members. Go to genealogy.com Arbuckle forum and you can find my addy there by clicking on my name.
Barb Bonomini

Re: Joseph Alexander Arbuckle

bbonomini1 — 2009-04-02 19:26:15Z

Hi MEH, Please e-mail me directly and I will share what I have. I have alot on this family. Which descendant of Joseph are you from. We can start there.
Barb

ARBUCKLE Cora M 1899 1959

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 2008-12-24 22:04:04Z

ARBUCKLE Cora M 1899 1959

I photographed this gravestone in the I O O F Cemetery, Section P , Denton, Denton Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 199,005 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.

Re: Arbuckles-Ohio/Wis./Minn.

senrab7 — 2009-03-22 21:59:20Z

Hi Violet was my grandmother, looking for any info on the other kids or parents.....I think Lilly their mother marries 3 times and Hattie was actually a Rice, any info will be appreciated.....Gary

Joseph Alexander Arbuckle

merryeh — 2009-02-22 16:36:38Z

Looking for ancestor b about 1755,d 1808. I am looking for his father and mother, etc. They may have immigrated from UK about that time, so it's unclear. We would like to locate his parents.

Re: Searching for descendants of Modesta Arbuckle and Clint Ball Iola, KS

merryeh — 2009-01-27 00:37:06Z

Hi Lisa
I am your cousin...my grandfather, Augustus Ross Arbuckle was your grandmother's brother. I have information on his family to 1660's, if you are interested.
Please contact me at you convenience.
Thanks, Mary Beth

Re: Samuel Arbuckle and father David

merryeh — 2009-01-27 00:30:48Z

Hi There
I am researching David Arbuckle, b 1660, Lanarkshire, Sco. He married Helen Scott, b 1664. I am descendant of David and Helen. If you would like to contact me, please do so at your convenience.
Thanks, Mary Beth

Re: Joseph Alexander Arbuckle

merryeh — 2009-04-02 00:13:25Z

Barb
Do you have the father/wife of this ancestor? I have run into a wall and cannot confirm the existing choices as my ancestor. Any help is appreciated. MEH

Re: Joseph Alexander Arbuckle

merryeh — 2009-04-03 22:39:24Z

I'm sorry but I don't know what you mean by locker on addy. I am paid member, so there's no problem on my end. We a probably cousins twice removed, as my grandfather is Ross Arbuckle. I know who you are already. mbh
PS
I would appreciate any information on Joseph Alexander.

Re: Arbuckles PA>OH>MN

deliverygramps — 2008-11-03 23:07:19Z

Hi your g grandfather Francis M. brother William was my g granfather and I have some info !

Re: Colin James/publishing Arbuckle Descendants

Jeri_Arbuckle — 2008-10-17 01:14:11Z

I am a Arbuckle Decendent of General Matthew Arbuckle. My
tree has 12 generations of Arbuckles.