Asay - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Gerald E. Asay 1937-2009 RIP

JoMac53 — 2009-11-07 20:26:11Z

Gerald Ernest Asay, passed away at his home in Houma, Louisiana, on October 15, 2009. He was born on June 13, 1937, in Murray, Utah to Ernest LaGrande and Lucile Judd Asay.

Re: Irvin Asay

dbingham211 — 2009-11-07 03:37:35Z

I would be very interested in seeing this book... My great grandma is named Norma Asay and is the daughter of Irvin Asay. I have been trying to trace the Asay line back, but I have hit a pretty large dead end in New Jersey... If at all possibly, I would immensely appreciate the help.

ASAY Ima Jean 1923-1998

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-04 11:36:47Z

ASAY Ima Jean 1923-1998

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 206,332 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.

John A. Asay and Elsie (Longacre)

pat kreer — 2009-05-07 11:41:03Z

I am working primarily on the Kreer line. I have found the following Asay relations I would like help with:

Edna Bertha Asay, daughter John A. and Elsie N., b. 1881, marries Horace Kreer. They are burried in Gracelawn Cemetery in New Castle, Delaware. Siblings of Edna (my grandmother) include Earl, Elva, and John.(Edna has a daughter before this marriage named Grace Asay-my aunt).

I am also interested in a John S. Asay who marries a Anna Cale. I believe she may have a relative Margaret (Maggie)Cale who marries a James Boone and has a daughter LuLu. LuLu Boone(b. 1899) marries Ernest Kreer in Wilmington in 1911.

Any and all help on on these lines would be appreciated.
Thanks!

Re: Your last message ree Asay/Asey-Bowman

josephfbeglan — 2009-05-07 11:39:11Z

Old message or not - yes, I'm still interested.
What do you have?
Personaly, I don't have much to offer in return on this line, but I believe others that I communicate with would be delighted in any new information about ancestors and descendants of Samuel Asey (1750-1833) and his wife Sarah Atkinson (ca 1750-1837) of Burlington Co, NJ.

Thomas H. Asay, 1864-1954, Mt. Holly, NJ.

JoMac53 — 2009-04-21 00:07:21Z

Seeking parents of Thomas H. Asay, 1864-1954, Mt. Holly, Burlington Co., NJ.

He married Martha C. Taylor 23 Feb 1890. Ch. were Elsie, Emily, & Mary. He appears to have been married previously and had a 14-yr-old son, Frank, from that marriage.

He was a conductor on the Pennsylvania RR.

At this time I only need to find out who his parents were. I have him in the census & cemetery (Mount Holly), etc.

Thank you.
Jo

Re: Elizabeth Asay

evfausti — 2009-02-07 17:40:23Z

there was also an Elizabeth Asay, daughter of Jane (Shreve)Asay and John Asay. She married a John Shinn. This is more likely the Elizabeth for whom you are looking. Lots of info on this family. email me at evfausti@yahoo.com and i'll send you what i have. Elizabeth's brother James (who married Elizabeth Gaskill) was my ggggrandfather.

Re: Elizabeth Asay

evfausti — 2009-02-07 17:31:20Z

Hello,
You may be looking for Elizabeth Asay, daughter of Joseph Asay b. 1771 (Joseph has been listed by some Asay researchers to have been born at Asay Springs, Burlington County - now Mercer County - NJ. Others disagree. This Joseph Asay married Phoebe Butcher of Philadelphia. Their children have been listed as Joseph Jr. b. 1791 mrd. Sarah Pitman; John, b. 1793, mrd. Elizabeth Gowans; James, b. 1795, mrd. Ann Dirk, Betsey (YOUR ELIZABETH?)Asay b. 1801 mrd. Mr. Shinn; Edna, b. 1799, and Isaac Asay, b. 1799 in Springfield NJ mrd. Phoebe Johnson. AGAIN, some Asay researchers disagree about the parentage of this family. Some say Joseph Asay's parents were Jacob Asay and Elizabeth Lee, married 1780 in Burlington Co. NJ.

The Isaac Asay family has been fairly well documented, as has his son, joseph Asay, who became a Morman and moved to Utah. Are you related to the Shinn family or Asay family?

Elizabeth Asay

blueomega128 — 2009-01-20 02:46:08Z

I'm trying to find info on Elizabeth Asay who was married to John Shinn in Burlington, New Jersey in 1803. I've heard that her father was named James, John, Jacob, or Jonathan, that his last name might have been Easey or Easay and that her mother might have been Jane Shreve or Jane Shrieve... Honestly, I've heard and found so many contradictory things when it comes to her parents I don't know what to believe. If anyone can help me with this puzzle, I'd be grateful. I believe she was born in Springfield Twp. in 1785, but who knows... Thanks to anyone who might be willing to share info. Also, if anyone is connected with this Elizabeth Asay and her children, I'd love to exchange Shinn info with you! Thanks.

Re: Your last message ree Asay/Asey-Bowman

josephfbeglan — 2008-09-21 16:53:24Z

To your question -
No, I have nothing about your Charles Bowman.
But maybe Jack Bowman of NC does. (Bowman is not my line, but I'll check for more info.]
(As I recall, Jack no longer subscribes to Ancestry.com, so would not see your message.]
If you send me your e-mail address, I will pass on your inquiry and to all that are interested on my list; that way, we all can communicate off that site.
My e-mail is : jfbeglan@verizon.net
Respectfully, Joe B

Re: Your last message ree Asay/Asey-Bowman

JoMac53 — 2008-09-21 06:11:37Z

I haven't gotten back far enough to know if our line comes from Samuel & Sarah yet. I do have Daniel V. Asay's parents. They were Edward P. Asay & Hannah VanNote. I also have a clue that Edward's parents were Charles Asay and Mary Seeds but no proof yet. I'm trying to work on that now.

As for Sarah E. Bowman (aka Sallie) I was able to find out that she was married 3 times to 1) John Ashmore 2) Gustaves A. Carver and 3) Daniel V. Asay, and that her mother was Ellen who was widowed before 1850. I don't know who her husband was. Ellen then married a blacksmith named William Jackson of Upper Freehold. I think it was the William Jackson who was the postmaster at Fillmore, near Cream Ridge, mentioned in the *History of Monmouth County* by Lewis on page 426. William & their son Joseph are buried at the Cream Ridge cemetery. I didn't find Ellen's stone but there were some that were unreadable. Sarah and Daniel were married at Cream Ridge, too.

The clue about Charles Asay came from a newspaper article about how long-lived Daniel V. Asay's family was. It said they had an Aunt Mary who lived to be 110. It turned out to be 114 and her death certificate said her parents were Charles Asay and Mary Seeds, and that she was born in Philadelphia in 1823. That would make her Edward's sister, although he was born in Burlington County, NJ, c1818-1820. It also mentioned a Bible that her birth was recorded in. So, if you have any information about a Charles Asay, a Mary Seeds, or an Asay Bible...

I've already checked out the Charles & Mary in Northern Liberties, Pa, (both c1804) and ruled them out. They don't have the right age children in the census.

There is a Charles W. Asay buried at the Wrightstown Methodist cemetery who was also born about 1804 but I can't even find him in a census. He died in 1869 so should be in a few of them but I can't find him.

That's as far as I've gotten with the Asays and Bowmans. Do you have any Charles' in your files?

Jo

Re: Your last message ree Asay/Asey-Bowman

JoMac53 — 2008-09-21 00:42:44Z

I know this is an old message but I've taken up where my cousin Russ Harrison left off. I've found more of the Asay-Bowman ancestry. If you're still interested, please reply.

Re: John A. Asay and Elsie (Longacre)

askinner271 — 2008-06-18 19:01:01Z

Hi Barb,

Did you get any info from me I can't remember???

Ask me and I shall respond this time!

Jackie

Re: John A. Asay and Elsie (Longacre)

askinner271 — 2008-06-18 19:00:55Z

Hi Barb,

Did you get any info from me I can't remember???

Ask me and I shall respond this time!

Jackie

Charles Asay m. to Mary Leeds, PA & NJ? William Beadell

JoMac53 — 2008-03-22 13:16:54Z

I have a death cert for Mary Asay, born on or abt 19 Feb 1823 in Philadelphia, PA, d. 2 Jun 1937 Mt. Holly, NJ.

Her parents were Charles Asay and Mary Leeds. Mary Asay m. William Beadell (or similar).

Anyone have any info. on any of these people? Thanks. Jo

Re: Asay/Metz

JoMac53 — 2008-03-22 04:20:16Z

I've found out that this Asay/Metz story is not true.

The true story is Michael Asay married Johannes Konrad Metz's daughter Elizabeth.

From the Writing of Almira Alice Asay:

"Johannes Konrad Metz was one of the many Kassel, Hesse soldiers that came from Germany and served to help the British in the Revolutionary War and lived until after that war and changed his loyalities and remained in America. And since my great grandfather Jacob Asay's brother, my great grand uncle Michael Asay, born 1773 in Wrightstown, Burlington, New Jersey, married Johannes Konrad Metz's daughter Elizabeth Metz in 1799 in Burlington County, New Jersey, later in life for my great grandfather Jacob Asay it was a notable honor for him to add Metz as a middle name to his name and be known as Jacob Metz Asay."

The many Writings by Almira Alice Asay McNamara are in the possession of the family of Clarence Linden "Buster" Crabbe.

You can see this on RootWeb WorldConnect, it's on there twice, under the database "2crabbe1450" at
http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=2crabbe1450

and "crabbe1450" at
http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=crabbe1450

Trying to find anybody that might know my father

tinaluvspink — 2008-01-04 04:11:30Z

My Father's name is Kenneth Harold Asay he was born sept. 26, 1937 he died in the Philippines in 1995 and He was from Wyoming. He was in the navy. If anyone could give us information we are actually looking for any relatives.. if you know anything please e-mail me at penshoppegirl_12@yahoo.com

Thanks!

Re: Who was Mrs. Mary Asay, Burlington County, 110 years old?

JoMac53 — 2007-12-18 01:39:27Z

That should be great-grandfather, not great-great-grandfather.

How is Asay pronounced?

JoMac53 — 2007-04-09 05:01:33Z

Based on the various spellings I've seen, I always pronounce it long-A, soft-S, long-E, with the emphasis on the first syllable because that's what it looks like they're trying to spell (Asy, Asey, Acey, Ase, Ace...)

No matter how many times I say it to people, when they see it written (like on a cemetery record) they pronounce it long-A, soft-S, long-A with the emphasis on the second syllable.

So, which way is it?
Thanks for any input.
Jo

Obit: Daniel V. Asay (1930, Red Bank, NJ)

JoMac53 — 2007-03-26 00:14:42Z

DEATH OF DANIEL ASAY.

NOTED ICE BOAT AND RACE HORSE ENTHUSIAST DEAD.

Mr. Asay Was in His 83d Year and He Had Lived at Red Bank Nearly All His Life--Death Was Due to a General Breakdown.

Daniel V. Asay, ice boat and race horse enthusiast, died Friday from a general breakdown at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Henry Harrison of Mechanic street. Mr. Asay was one of Red Bank's oldest residents, being in his 83d year. He had been in poor health a long time and was confined to his bed the last five months.

Mr. Asay was born at Wrightstown, a son of the late Edward P. and Hannah VanNote Asay. He came to Red Bank with his parents eighty years ago and he had lived here ever since. He was a mason contractor. For many years he owned and sailed Zero, one of the champion iceboats of the North Shrewsbury ice boat and yacht club, of which he was a member. He owned several race horses and drove his own racers in events at Red Bank and Long Branch. He was a member of the Red Bank American Mechanics lodge.

He was twice married. His first wife, Mrs. Sarah E. Asay, died more than thirty years ago. His second wife, Mrs. Mary Asay, died three years ago last December. [Dec. 1926] Surviving him, besides Mrs. Harrison, are three other daughters, Mrs. Robert Pierce and Mrs. Thomas Ross of Red Ban and Mrs. John Weaver of Skillman. Two sisters and four brothers also survive him, they being Mrs. Lida Emmons, Edward F. and W. Burrowes Asay of Red Bank, Mrs. Lydia Woolley of Lakewood, William Asay of Asbury Park and George Asay of Ocean Grove. He also leaves several grandchildren.

Rev. Edward W. Miller of the Baptist church conducted the funeral Sunday afternoon at the late residence and burial was at Fair View cemetery. Mr. Asay's brother William of Asbury Park, who is 89 years old, attended the service. Members of the American Mechanics lodge and the North Shrewsbury ice boat and yacht club, including Arthur Baker, Eden S. Ewing, Reuben White, Edgar Bray and Edwin Stanton, were bearers.

Source: RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 7, 1930

Re: Asay Springs near the Town of Crosswicks N.J.

JoMac53 — 2007-03-22 03:10:19Z

Dale:
Here's a response from a Hamilton Township historian when I asked about the location of Asay Springs...still near Crosswicks but a little more detail --

If I had to guess, I would place it in the area beyond Pearsonville Church. A news clipping from William McGalliard in 1911 gives a tantalizing hint as to the approximate location:

*I am located just one mile east of White City, where ex-Senator Pfeiffer seems confident in making the test of artesial wells. I am also one quarter mile from Asay Spring, from which Bordentown is now getting the best of water, and I have no doubt that this whole territory east of Trenton from the Lalor Farm to Crosswicks has a stream of water which will supply three cities the size of Trenton, which is proven by the countless springs at the foot of the bluff from the Lalor Farm to Crosswicks."

(The McGalliard home was on White Horse Mercerville Road and E. McGalliard Avenue where there is currently a funeral home.)

Hope that helps.
Jo

60th. Anniversary for Mr. & Mrs. William Asay of Manasquan in 1965

JoMac53 — 2007-03-13 00:46:23Z

Shore Couple Wed 60 Years

Manasquan-- Mr. & Mrs. William Asay, 24 Elizabeth Ave., will be honored at a family gathering marking their 60th. wedding anniversary today.

The couple was married at Old Tennent Church parsonage, Jan. 2, 1905. They have been living here 40 years.

They have three sons, Milton, Ocean Grove; Claude, Point Pleasant Beach; and Joseph, here; two daughters, Mrs. Deigel Heulitt and Mrs. Alfred Roberts, both of this place; 12 grandchildren, 26 great-grandchildren, and a great-great-grandson.

Source: Red Bank Evening Register, Saturday, January 2, 1965

Marriage: Amanda Asay and William B. Harrison

JoMac53 — 2007-03-10 02:13:46Z

The Rev. George H. Neal on Sunday married Miss Amanda Asay, of Red Bank, and Henry B. Harrison, of Jersey City. The ceremoney took place at the residence of the bride's father, Daniel Asay, in West Red Bank, and was attended by a large number of friends of the contracting parties. The groom is in the employ of Adams express company in Jersey City, at which place the couple will reside.

Source: Red Bank Register, Red Bank, NJ, July 4, 1888.

Obit: Edward P. Asay 1892

JoMac53 — 2007-03-10 02:06:31Z

Edward P. Asay died yesterday morning shortly after five o'clock at his home at Monmouth Beach. He had been sick about seven months, the cause of his death being heart disease. Mr. Asay was born in Burlington county 72 years ago. He was a brick-maker by trade and followed that occupation for a number of years. Twenty years ago he moved to this neighborhood. He kept the Shrewsbury toll-house five years ago, since which time he had been employed as flagman at Seabright. For thirty-five years he was a local preacher in the Methodist Episcopal church. His wife died thirteen years ago and he leaves eight children -- Daniel, Burrowes, Edward, George and Mrs. Mary Woodward of Red Bank; Mrs. Lydia Woolley of Farmingdale; Mrs. C. W. S. Emmons of Atlantic Highlands, and William Asay of Philadelphia. The funeral will be held in the First Methodist church, Red Bank, to-morrow afternoon, and the burial will take place in Fair View cemetery.

Source: Red Bank Register, Red Bank, New Jersey, August 10, 1892, front page.

1916 Death: William Asay, Trenton, NJ

JoMac53 — 2007-03-05 14:47:02Z

Asay--In this city, on the 10th inst., William Asay, in the 44th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family, also Local No. 37, N. B. O. P., are invited to attend the funeral from his late residence, No. 702 Division Street, on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment at Riverview Cemetery.

Source: Trenton Evening Times (Trenton, New Jersey) March 11, 1916

1913 Obit: Mrs. Samuel Asay Dies at Rancocas, NJ

JoMac53 — 2007-03-05 14:44:41Z

Mrs. Samuel Asay Dies at Rancocas.
Trenton Evening Times (Trenton, New Jersey)
Wednesday, July 23, 1913.

Nothing was readable but that headline. Sorry.

1911 Obit: Mrs. Mary H. Asay, wife of John S., Yardville, NJ

JoMac53 — 2007-03-05 14:43:07Z

ASAY--In Yardville, N. J., on the 30th inst., Mary H., wife of John S. Asay, in the 55th year of her age.

The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral from her late residence, Yardville, N. J., on Friday morning at 11 a. m. Interment at Groveville Cemetery.

Source: Trenton Evening Times, Trenton, NJ, May 31, 1911
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MANY MOURN AT MRS. ASAY'S BIER
The funeral of Mrs. Mary H. Asay, wife of John S. Asay, who was killed by an automobile Memorial Day, while on her way to the Groveville Cemetery to place flowers upon the graves of her deceased sons, was conducted this morning from her late home on Yardville. The services were in charge of the Rev. J. W. Engle, pastor of the Yardville Presbyterian Church. The funeral was one of the largest that Yardville or the surrounding countryside ever witnessed. Friends of the dead woman attended from miles around. The floral tributes were numerous and beautiful. The pallbearers were: Fred Clymer, Harry Chambers, Alvin West, Charles B. Cole, Apollo Carter and John Hart. Interment was made in Groveville Cemetery, next to the graves of her children. Undertaker C. B. Rogers of Bordentown had charge of the funeral.

Source: Trenton Evening Times, Trenton, New Jersey, Friday, June 2, 1911.

1910 Obit: John Asay, 21, of Penn's Manor, PA

JoMac53 — 2007-03-05 14:40:36Z

Special to the Times.
Bordentown, Nov. 4 -- The funeral of John Asay, aged 21 years, of Penn's Manor, Pa., who was accidentally drowned in the Delaware River Saturday last while bringing a boat load of potatoes to the Jersey shore, took place from the residence of his brother-in-law, Harry Quigley, on Enderal (?) Street, yesterday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. The Rev. Charles Townsend, pastor of Christ Protestant Episcopal Church, conducted the services at the house. A number of beautiful floral tributes from relatives and friends surrounded the casket. The bearers were Charles Allen, Robert Hibbs, Francis Wistar, Lester Black, Charles Kniss and Harry Rickard. Interment was made at the Bordentown Cemetery under the direction of Clark (R or B) Rogers.

Source: Trenton Evening Times (Trenton, New Jersey) November 4, 1910

Mrs. William Asay's maiden name -- Kelley (Red Bank, NJ)

JoMac53 — 2007-03-05 14:37:12Z

Posting just for the relationship shown --

PENNINGTON.
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Kelley have been entertaining their daughter Mrs. William Asay of Red Bank during the past few days.

Source: Trenton Evening Times (Trenton, New Jersey) July 10, 1909

1909 Obit: BENJAMIN C. ASAY

JoMac53 — 2007-03-05 14:31:18Z

BENJAMIN C. ASAY DIED THIS MORNING
He Was Former Councilman, and Well Known as Contractor

Benjamin C. Asay, former Councilman from the Eleventh Ward died today at his home, 122 Rusling Street; after thirteen weeks' illness of consumption.

Mr. Asay was well known as a carpenter and contractor and was a member of many fraternal organizations, belonging to Camp No. 7, P. O. S. of A., Uncas Tribe, No. 102, I. O. R. M.; In and Out Social Club; Master Builders' Association, and the Knight of Modern Maccabees. Except for two terms in Council, 1903 to 1907, he never held public office.

His wife and two unmarried daughters survive him. They are the Misses Mabel and Mamie Asay.

The funeral will be held from his late residence Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, with interment, under direction of Poulson & Coleman, in Riverview Cemetery.

Source: Trenton Evening Times (Trenton, New Jersey) Friday, May 21, 1909
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ASAY. In this city, on the 21st inst., Benjamin C. Asay, in the 46th year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family, also Camp No. 7, P. O. S. of A.; Uncas Tribe, No. 102, Imp. O. R. M.; In-and-Out Social Club, Master Builders Association and Knights Modern Maccabees, are invited to attend the funeral from his late residence, No. 122 Rusling Street, on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment at Riverview Cemetery. 5-21-2t

Source: Trenton Evening Times (Trenton, New Jersey) May 21, 1909

Re: Divorce proceedings: Isabell W. & Otha L. Asay

JoMac53 — 2007-03-05 14:26:26Z

Vice Chancellor Walker today at the State House advised a decree of divorce in the suit of Otha L. Asay of htis city against his wife, Mrs. Isabel Asay. The action of the Vice Chancellor was taken after the matter had been heard before him and Mrs. Asay failed to appear and defend herself. Asay charged his wife with breaking her marriage voes at Trenton Junctin. The Vice Chancellor held that the infidelity had been proved. J. Lefferts [unreadable name] represented Asay and W. P. Bainbridge was counsel for the wife.

Source: Trenton Times, Trenton, New Jersey, July 1, 1908

spelling correction - Hulse not Hulce

JoMac53 — 2007-03-04 16:19:47Z

My error; sorry.

Divorce proceedings: Isabell W. & Otha L. Asay

JoMac53 — 2007-03-04 16:17:41Z

Mrs. Isabell W. Asay of Trenton Junction, has filed in the Court of Chancery an answer to the suit for divorce brought against her by her husband Otha L. Asay, of Cream Ridge, Monmouth County. Asay charged that his wife left their home August 10, 1906, and that she had broken her marriage vows at Trenton Junction. He is represented by J. Lefferts Conard.

Mrs. Asay denies the charge of wrong doing and says she was compelled to leave her husband because he would not support her. She asks that the suit be dismissed with the costs on her husband. Willis P. Bainbridge is her lawyer.

Source: Trenton Evening Times (Trenton, New Jersey) January 25, 1908

I didn't find any followup information on whether they ended up divorced or not.

Death: Charles E. Asay, son of Samuel and Matilda Asay

JoMac53 — 2007-03-04 16:13:27Z

Charles E. Asay, son of Samuel and Matilda Asay, died Tuesday, in Newark. The funeral will be held Friday morning at 10 o'clock, from the Presbyterian Church at Kingston. The arrangements are in charge of J. Watson Shann.

Source: Trenton Evening Times, Trenton, New Jersey, January 23, 1908

Coming Asay - Hulce marriage announced

JoMac53 — 2007-03-04 16:11:30Z

Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hulse have announced the coming marriage of their daughter Henrietta Mabel to James Howard Asay. Ther ceremony will take place Wednesday at noon at the M. E. Church.

Source: Trenton Evening Times, Trenton, New Jersey, June 10, 1907

Re: Amelia Asy m. Peter Bowne 1816 Monmouth Co. NJ

JoMac53 — 2007-09-12 16:51:15Z

Sorry, forget to include the complete date: 29 May 1816

Amelia Asy m. Peter Bowne 1816 Monmouth Co. NJ

JoMac53 — 2007-09-12 16:46:27Z

Just came across this while doing some other research.

Amelia Asy m. Peter Bowne 1816 Monmouth Co. NJ

Source: Marriages of Monmouth County New Jersey 1795-1843 compiled by George and Florence Gibson, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1981. Page 10. (FHC, Eatontown, NJ)

Re: Edward G Asay

JoMac53 — 2007-08-07 19:15:26Z

Hi. I know this is a very old post but if you see this I would like to know what the paragraph says about him.

I wonder if he could have been the Edward G Asay who wrote the manuscript "The Asay Family in Tom's River New Jersey"?

Thanks.
Jo

Gerald (Jerry) Asay website?

JoMac53 — 2007-08-02 14:42:27Z

Does anyone know if Gerald (Jerry) Asay has a new website and what the URL is for it? The links to the old one are all dead.

Thanks.
Jo

Re: Asay/Metz

JoMac53 — 2007-08-02 14:25:53Z

I know this is an old post but I'd like a copy of this six page history signed by J. Lambert Asay if it's still available.

Thank you.
Jo
joforlife@aol.com

Correction: HENRY B. Harrison

JoMac53 — 2007-07-09 20:53:15Z

Sorry, that subject line should have read HENRY B. Harrison, not William B. Harrison.

Who was Mrs. Mary Asay, Burlington County, 110 years old?

JoMac53 — 2007-12-18 01:33:55Z

Does anyone know of a Mrs. Mary Asay of Burlington County who lived to be 110 years old? She was probably born in the early 1800s.

I'm not exactly sure how she was related but according to a story in the Asbury Park Press newspaper, she was an aunt to my great-great-grandfather, whose parents or siblings I'm trying to discover. If I can identify her or her husband I may have a lead.

Thanks.
Jo

Edward P. Asay, abt 1820, Wrightstown, Burlington Co., NJ

JoMac53 — 2007-05-08 12:33:00Z

Edward P. Asay, abt 1820, Wrightstown, Burlington, NJ; d. 9 Aug 1892, Monmouth Beach, Monmouth, NJ.

He married Hannah Van Note on 17 Nov 1838 in Monmouth County, New Jersey.

Is anyone related to this Asay? Is he a sibling of one of your ancestors? Is he mentioned in any of your resources? Any help would be appreciated.

I've been contacted several times by people via Ancestry's connection service but I never hear from them again after I respond, so please contact me by my email address, which is JoForLife@aol.com, if you have any information to share.

Thanks. Jo

Re: Asay in New Jersey

Danel|MA206442 — 2007-10-07 19:56:16Z

I have both Asay and Shinn in my family line. I'm looking for the Asay family who's daughter, Barbara, married Josiah Bozarth. any chance of a match?
Danel

Re: How is Asay pronounced?

new1s0esisauuvrv99v1ltfuaul77rtk — 2007-07-02 19:52:46Z

this is how it's pronounced...A-C.
From a fellow Asay :)

Re: How is Asay pronounced?

asayranch — 2007-11-12 17:26:37Z

You got it! A C that's it.

Long "A" Long "C"

Re: Gerald (Jerry) Asay website?

asayranch — 2007-11-12 17:24:13Z

Looks like you were trying to get in touch with me. My web site is: http://personal.atl.bellsouth.net/p/a/pastime3

You might also try and see if this e-mail will get through:

pastime3@bellsouth.net

Re: Kenneth Harold Asay

dollartrix26 — 2007-06-23 07:53:00Z

to jay hilton:

my name is Kenneth Asay Jr. im 21 years old and im now currently here in san francisco california.. my father's name is Kenneth harold Asay. he died june 14,1995 in the philippines. I've been wanting to talk to someone who knows my dad. My purpose is to meet some of his relatives here. i hope ur still checking this thread. i really want to meet you or even talk to u on the phone. here's my email address.. dollar_trix26@yahoo.com... please sir. reply asap. thank you.

Re: Asay poem and info

pandtami — 2007-05-07 04:08:25Z

How do you get to #94? Can it be emailed?

Isaac Asay b1797

nmasay — 2007-07-09 00:54:10Z

I'm attempting to locate where Isaac was buried. Does anyone know what Cemetery he was buried in?