Ashe - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: contact!

Calbrasken2 — 2012-05-26 00:14:30Z

Hello @Roderick Daye
I am related to Day's and my father is a Daye, My cousins are Anderson's

You May Contact me i have already sent you an e-mail.

ashe from newport ny area

bmkroll44 — 2012-03-07 16:19:09Z

hi i just recently found out my grandmother was born 1896 her name is arlene d ashe she married raymond franklin in newport ny. if anyone has any info please leave a message.

Re: Michael Ashe, b.1849

JackFknTwist — 2012-02-13 23:42:07Z

Great !
We have a lot of work to do..........

I don't know how to pin down where he originated.....it must have been Kerry somewhere.
All we really know is that he was born in Kerry in 1849.(per RIC Records)

It's not a lot to go on , as there must have been so many Ashes, and we have no Birth Registers to help us !!!
And we don't really know that Townland he's from.
We are really only guessing at Camp........
but it's a good guess Grandfather Thomas Ashe ( Mary's Dad) knew old James Ashe, of the pub. Does she not have any info ? I suppose not.

I sent you some info that James Ashe returned from USA to look after his mother then bought/built the pub.

Re: Michael Ashe, b.1849

mariona96 — 2012-02-13 23:28:13Z

Richard,
We thought it might be you! It's like finding a needle in a haystack , so many Ashes.

First marriage was 11/11/1878 to Anne Mary Fitzgerald in St Munchin's Church. He was a Police Sub Constable and her father was a Police Pensioner.They must have met through the RIC.

Second marriage to Bridget Frances Geeves (Bertha). I believe it took place in Feb 1890 in Dublin. She was originally from Wicklow born c1866. I also believe that she died in Limerick in 1905.

I am going to try to send you a private message with our email address on. If you reply with your email address I can send you documents that I have. It might take a while as I have not scanned them in it.

Good luck with the searching!!

Marion

Re: Michael Ashe, b.1849

JackFknTwist — 2012-02-13 20:19:30Z

What's the date of the first marriage ?

Is it 11th Nov.1878 as per the RIC record ?
I wonder where he got married ?

I checked the Anascaul marriage records 1867 -1870.

But he probably married in Limerick, in 1878, that's where Anne Fitzgerald must have been from.
And he was stationed in Limerick in 1879.....which was the date he joined up the RIC.

J

Re: Michael Ashe, b.1849

JackFknTwist — 2012-02-13 19:21:05Z

Thanks so much for your link to all those Ashes. I'm bamboozled by the number od descendants !

But i'm afraid that i'm stuck with the RIC man , Michael Ashe,my great grand father, born in 1849 ( per RIC records). i can't seem to get beyond that .
It was very kind of you to give me that link , thank you.

Re: Michael Ashe, b.1849

JackFknTwist — 2012-02-13 19:11:04Z

It seems Michael Ashe married 11 Nov.1878; as per the RIC records.

He married a second time on 11 Feb. 1890.
I understand he married a woman called "Bertha" in the second marriage.

see this post which expressly refers to the ashe Pub in Camp :
hanafin family genealogy brosnan & ashe.

James Ashe returned from America, because of his ill mother. His father would not allow him to go back to the USA and gave him land in Camp where he built a pub.

Here is the full text of the entry:

March 11, 2000 at 4:00 pm #209

archives

Hi Dave. I just saw your post on GenForum and am replying here mainly because it gets too confusing to remember where the last message got left, and believe me, researching these families is confusing enough without adding to it!

Here’s some of what I know so far. I’m waiting for information from my parents, which may expand on what I have.

My mother is Mary Theresa ASHE Codd; sibs: Michael, 2 girls (died v. young – I’m not sure of their names), Patrick, Siobhan (died young), Carmel.

Her parents were James ASHE and Christina BROSNAN;

James’ parents were Michael ASHE and Julia MANNIX. His sibs were Mary, John, Bridget, Michael, Margaret (Greta), and Patrick.

Christina’s parents were James BROSNAN and Ellen FLAHERTY. Sibs: Tadhg (Timothy), Margaret (Maggie), Catharine (Kate), Johanna, Hannah, Ellen, Michael, and Mary.
Grandma was the youngest; she was orphaned young. Michael was married to Mamie SHEEHY. I’ll have more on this group soon.

Michael ASHE had one full sister, Margaret. There was a 3rd sibling, but I’m not sure where he/she falls. Their parents were James ASHE and Mary DEANE of Curragh (Mary (1)). It gets a little complicated here, because Michael and Margaret were born somewhere in NY State, but the family returned to Ireland when their mother became ill. She died sometime after they returned. James planned on returned to the US, but his father, also James, wouldn’t let him because of the children, and gave him land in Camp where he built a pub. It’s still there. Here’s the complicated part. James (my gggrandfather) married a second time to a woman named GRIFFIN. I don’t know her first name yet, or anything else about her. She died roughly a year after they were married; no issue. James then married a 3rd time, to Mary DEANE of Upper Camp (Mary (2)). James and Mary (2) had a large family: Mary (m. Patrick GRIFFIN and emigrated to New Zealand), James (inherited the pub, m. Julia O’BRIEN), Patrick (aka Patsy or Pointy), John, Tom, Johanna and Bridget and Greg. Greg emigrated to Chicago. The only thing I know for sure about the age order is that Mary was the eldest and Greg the youngest.

Now for more twists. My ggreat-aunt Maggie ASHE married twice. The first time to John DEANE (ch Mary, Bridget, Ellen and John), then John O’KANE. John DEANE was a brother of Mary (2), thus making Mary, Bridget, Ellen and John both first cousins AND aunts/uncle of their mother’s half-siblings!

Patrick GRIFFIN who married Mary ASHE (James & Mary (2)) was a nephew of Kate GRIFFIN, who married another of Mary DEANE (2)’s brothers!

It goes downhill from there. I still get headaches trying to figure it out, and I have a printed tree! I only hope the Brosnans are not as tricky.

Anyway, the whole point is that right now, the only link I have to the Gregory Peck/Tomas Ashe line is by marriage only, and at that, it’s not through any Ashe relatives save my grandfather! However, given the convolutions of the tree (only touched on above!) and the small size of the Dingle Peninsula, I imagine there has to be a connection, which I’m determined to find.

I have seen the tree you mentioned, and I e-mailed Mr. Ashe, but got no response. But I’m still working on it – I have a long way to go before I consider this tree complete!

now whether any of the above is connected with the Ashes of the High road , Thomondgate, and the Michael ashe of that address and subsequently Thomas Ashe of the same address is beyond me.
JFT.

Re: Michael Ashe, b.1849

mariona96 — 2012-02-13 18:09:31Z

Thanks, I think I did come across this before but was unable to find the Michael Ashe that I was looking for in it. We think he came from Camp, Co Kerry. His father was Thomas Ashe (farmer). I must have a closer look at this again.
Regards
Marion

Re: Michael Ashe, b.1849

bmdonegan1 — 2012-02-13 10:02:46Z

have any of you seen this site http://www.iol.ie/~pashe/ashes001.html
bern donegan

Re: Michael Ashe, b.1849

JackFknTwist — 2012-02-12 23:33:57Z

Marion, Interesting ! yes , I am looking for the records of Thomas Ashe, father Michael Ashe. I got his RIC record originally from the Public Record Office , Kew.,London. Then recently I got the RIC record from the Garda Museum in Dublin. it just gives the same information.
My problem is finding where he was from. I was looking for the first wife's marriage cert,.... but you have it and it doesn't give a location. I suspect it must be from around Camp...as he knew Jamsie Ashe, owner of the pub there.
The family is listed in the 1901 and 1911 census records. At least that gives all his children.....but again doesn't give a location where he came from.
I will try to do some on the spot research in Tralee soon.
Richard, son of Richard........(and The Ashes) of the High road !!!!!

Re: Michael Ashe, b.1849

mariona96 — 2012-02-12 22:23:45Z

I have just joined this site. It appears that we are both trying to do the same research. I have just made contact with someone who has Thomas Ashe, your grandfather on his family tree. I am waiting for more information from him. Let me know if you want to share info. Having read your query, I take it that you got Michael Ashe's RIC record from Belfast. I have a copy of his marriage cert (1st marriage - Anne Fitzgerald). It only gives his father as Thomas Ashe (farmer) but does not say from where. I think I'll have to take a trip to Kerry during the summer to look at the church records.
Marion (Niall's wife)

Ashe Family from Kerry Ireland

bluegrasscarol — 2012-01-31 13:14:37Z

Anyone have information on Gregory Peck's Great Aunt, Mary Ashe, who was married to Jack, (possibly with surname Curran) who was a farmer about 6 miles east of Dingle? Mary Curran was married to my Great Grand Uncle, John Kelliher, b. 25 Jun 1855, in Dingle, County Kerry, Ireland. According to family notes, Mary Curran had an Uncle Jack, who was married to Mary Ashe, Gregory Peck's Grand Aunt.

Michael Ashe, b.1849

JackFknTwist — 2012-01-23 21:47:01Z

This is a long shot.
Michael Ashe was my Great grandfather. My Grandfather was Thomas Ashe.
Michael Ashe joined the RIC in 1869 and served for 25 years.
He served in Limerick,Galway,Queen's County, Tipperary.
My Grandfather took me to Camp in 1950's.....he spoke to James Ashe, owner of the pub there as if they knew each other.........so maybe the family was from around ther.
Help !

Re: re: Matthew Ashe (18??-1942?) of Co. Kerry

BFMcDonnell — 2011-11-11 01:37:03Z

David,

I just spent a few hours on the website http://www.irishgenealogy.ie/index.html
What a great resource of information. I had no idea it existed. Thank you for letting me know about it.

I could not find any information on Matt & Margaret Ashe's deaths(in 1948), unfortunately, although, I did find a number of marriage and birth dates, etc that I never knew.

If you ever find the link to this information (of Matt & Margaret Ashe) and if you could post it here, I would appreciate it.

Thank you,

Brian

Re: re: Matthew Ashe (18??-1942?) of Co. Kerry

dra163 — 2011-11-10 22:00:49Z

Brian,

Yes we corresponded a few years ago.
I have been working on my family tree for some time now. I believe I might have got them info from the Dingle Catholic Church records which are now online. It took them a few years to computerise them but they are there now. They can be read through 'Irishgenealogy.com'.

regards,

David Ashe

Re: re: Matthew Ashe (18??-1942?) of Co. Kerry

BFMcDonnell — 2011-11-10 18:13:39Z

Hi David,

Yes, this is all part of my tree.
My grandmother, Kate (Ashe) Brosnan passed away on May 17, 1997, however (not 1977).

The dates that her parents (Matt & Mag) passed away, I never knew. I knew they died in the 1940s, but never knew the exact dates. How did you get this information?

I recently learned that Matt’s sister Mary Ashe (born about 1855) was married to Timothy Keane (from Acres), and died in Springfield, Mass October 17, 1946. They were married February 07, 1875 in Holyoke, Mass. Timothy Keane died sometime before 1901.

Matt’s sister Joan Ashe was married to a Meaney (from Claire).

I did not know at all about Hanora and Margaret. They must have died very young..

Would you know if there would be any records available that would be give me more information on Bridget Healy? I’m wondering who Bridget’s father was and also when she died? I know Bridget’s mother was a Rita Hickson.

I have Ashe on my grandfather’s side of the family also. My grandfather, Tadgh Brosnan was the son of Patrick Brosnan (1877-1957), of Minard West, and Johanna Ashe (1875-1956) of Doonties, Kinard. Johanna’s parents were Greg Ashe (Kinard) and Mary Griffin (Greenfields?). I have additional information on Greg Ashe, but no more on Mary Griffin, unfortunately.

I believe I may have corresponded with you several years ago, and I believe we are 4th cousins.

Thanks,

Brian

Re: re: Matthew Ashe (18??-1942?) of Co. Kerry

dra163 — 2011-11-10 16:19:42Z

Brian,

I have James Ashe from Mam an Oraigh, west of Dingle born in 1833. He wa married to Bridget Healy from Goat Street, Dingle. James father Matthew seems to have been born in Kinard and moved to Mam an Oraigh. Jim seems to have moved back to Minard.
Catherine was from Minard died on 17 May 1977 and married on 9 Feb 1935 and born on 29 Nov 1905.
Matthew was from Minard being born on 12 July 1856 and died 25 Feb 1948. He was married to Margaret Devane from Glen Minard. She was born on 30 Apr 1861 and died on 25 Apr 1948.
His brothers/sisters were:
Mary married to Keane Annascaul
James married to O'Donnell. JAmes was from Minard and was born on 14 Mar 1865.
John married Mary Crean.
Johanna or Joan.
There was also a Hanora (17 Mar 1860 (born) and a Margaret 20 Mar 1862 (born).

I hope this is ties in with your tree and is helpful.
regards,

David Ashe
Naas
Ireland

Re: re: Matthew Ashe (18??-1942?) of Co. Kerry

Kathy329_ — 2011-10-02 23:44:28Z

This is a reply to a post you made a long time ago. My great grandmother was Mary Ashe who married Timothy Keane! If you still check ancestry.com please contact me.

Re: re: Matthew Ashe (18??-1942?) of Co. Kerry

Kathy329_ — 2011-10-02 00:38:50Z

Helen Keane was my grandmother. James Kennedy was my grandfather.

I have information on both families. If you would like to compare/share information please write me at Kathy329@comcast.net

Thanks for the response to my post.

Kathy

Re: re: Matthew Ashe (18??-1942?) of Co. Kerry

BFMcDonnell — 2011-10-01 14:22:52Z

I think we're related. Your great-grandmother, Mary Ashe, was a sister to my great-grandfather, Matt Ashe. Matt Ashe married Mag Devane and my grandmother, Kate Ashe, was their youngest child.
Which one of Mary Ashe & Tim Keane's childen was your grandparent?

Brian

Re: Looking for any information on "Ashe" Family

ggreene6401 — 2011-09-29 05:12:16Z

Angie,
E-mail me the information that you are looking for concerning the Ashes in Rich Square, NC. I am a Ashe descendant.
Gloria
ggreene640@cox.net

Looking for any information on "Ashe" Family

crankbot — 2011-09-25 20:05:45Z

Hello,

My name is Angela Alarcon (formally a Bloom) and I am looking up information on my great-grandmother's side, the Ashes. I am looking for information (mostly) on a 'Sallie Jane Ashe (nee Walden).

I do know that most of the members of the Ashe family originated from Rich Square, Northampton, NC.

I know that doesn't seem like much info, but I'm hoping anyone with information could help!

Thanks!

-Angie

ASHE Ronald A - Vietnam Wall section 1W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-08-15 13:15:52Z

ASHE Ronald A - Vietnam Wall section 1W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 222,443 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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

Re: MATTHEW ASHE

edel73 — 2011-06-21 21:12:59Z

Linda, Donal died suddenly in December 2000. I'm sorry you didn't hear. He's buried in Rath Cemetery in Tralee. I was still in California at the time. One of the last messages I got was an invitation to a steak dinner at Ashe's Pub in Camp, which is run by a cousin of mine. I live in Tralee now, and one of these days I'm going to go out there and order him a steak. Don't know what Tom will make of it - I don't eat steak!

Edel

Re: Thomas Ashe (1916) ancestors ?

gregorypeters925 — 2011-05-14 09:21:01Z

Dear Mr Looney,
I am a relative of Thomas Ashe. There is still a day in his memory when people gather in Dingle, Co. Kerry called 'Thomas Ashe' in Irish.
Yours sincerely, Gregory Peters

Re: Ashe's in Anascaul, County Kerry

stwiss154 — 2011-04-24 07:48:23Z

Sir,

Please, contact our Cousin Gerald TWISS @: gero@ihug.co.nz where he is the main one who puts ALL of our branches together. As he is pretty busy with helping other researchers getting their trees together, please, be patient. He will answer you.

Good luck. :)

Shannah

Re: re: Matthew Ashe (18??-1942?) of Co. Kerry

Kathy329_ — 2011-04-04 01:21:58Z

I think I may have something. Mary Ashe was my g.grandmother. She married Timothy Keane. They raised their family in Acres. I believe her brothers were Matthew, John & James; sisters Johanna, Honorrah, & Margaret Please contact me to compare notes.

Re: MATTHEW ASHE

LSellers5981 — 2011-02-16 04:10:26Z

Donal....please let me know if you see this email.
It has been quite some time since I have heard from you.
Hope this email finds you doing well.
Linda

Susan Ashe (boone)

terrancehunter — 2011-01-30 00:17:23Z

Trying to contact Susan Ashe, father is Ralph Boone, mother last name Foley, please contact me at terryhunter6219@gmail.com concerning Boone and Parton Families, thx Terry Hunter

Re: re: Matthew Ashe (18??-1942?) of Co. Kerry

claudine02 — 2011-01-15 15:34:10Z

I know I am responding to an old post, but I am also descended from Thom Ashe and Mary Mannix. I am willing to share whatever info I have.

Michelle Ashe Smith

Re: Michael Ashe born 17 Feb, 1881 in Dingle, Ireland

SuzannaDrummer — 2010-12-30 00:03:51Z

Thank you so much Meg. This man is in my family tree and I like the physical description--just like the rest of the family.

Re: Michael Ashe born 17 Feb, 1881 in Dingle, Ireland

MegGreenwood88UK — 2010-12-27 20:59:57Z

Got the information. These words filled in blanks on the original typed form. It was a Declaration of Intention meaning formal citizenship had not yet been achieved, the process was beginning.

Michael ASHE, 30y, a Laborer, white with a fair complexion, 5'6" tall, 140 pounds weight, dark brown hair and grey eyes having no visible marks [tatoos, scars, etc]. He was born Dingle Ireland on 17 Feb, 1881 and currently lived 3536 Lindell Boulevard, St. Louis Missouri. He left Queenstown Ireland aboard the CARONIA and last resided Dingle, Ireland. He renounced King George V of whom he was a subject and arrived into the port of New York on 1 June, 1911. This document was signed 7 June, 1911. Write to me at nutmeg@bartnet.net if you wish a JPG of this document. MegG near Tulsa, OK

Re: Matthew ASHE born 1894, Annascaul

SuzannaDrummer — 2010-12-25 18:51:29Z

I am also related to the same Ashe line as follows:

me (Suzanne)
Jean Ashe b. Holyoke
James Ashe b. Holyoke 1897 (Alice Toomey)
Matthew Ashe b. Kinard East 1849 (Bridget Doyle)
Matthew Ashe b. Kinard East circa 1818 (Mary Doyle)
John Ashe (Hanora O'Connor)
James Ashe (Mary Griffin)

Re: Michael Ashe born 17 Feb, 1881 in Dingle, Ireland

SuzannaDrummer — 2010-12-25 18:23:13Z

I just saw your message from 2006 about Missouri Naturalization Declaration of Intentions for MICHAEL ASHE (b. Dingle 17 Feb 1881), # 6139, page 439. I have this person in my family tree. I suppose the film has been sent back. However, if you happened to copy the information down and can easily retrieve that, I'd appreciate the info. Otherwise thanks, I can get the film myself!

Suzanne in Oregon

Re: Related to Thomas Ashe (1916 Patriot)

SuzannaDrummer — 2010-12-25 18:11:26Z

My Ashe line comes down as follows:
James Ashe-Mary Griffin

John Ashe-Hanora O'Connor

Matthew Ashe (b. circa 1818)-Mary Doyle

Matthew Ashe (1849 Kinard-1901 Holyoke)-Bridget Doyle (1856 Aghcarrible-1897 Holyoke)

James Ashe (1897 Holyoke-1963 California)--Alice Toomey

Jean Ashe (1926 Holyoke)

Suzanne (me)

I'm interested in sharing and receiving information to construct a more complete Ashe family tree.

Re: contact

rdaye — 2010-09-21 02:30:26Z

My contact information is:

rdaye@aol.com

Roderick Daye

Re: Ashe

rdaye — 2010-09-21 02:28:22Z

Hello,

Were any of your relatives from Granville or Franklin Counties in North Carolina?

Roderick Daye

Re: A Dr. Ashe who married Beatrice Hobgood

chorusofcorpses — 2010-05-30 16:27:02Z

Dr Ashe married about thee times it will take me sometime to sulearch for the names if the wives the but daughter of the union Minnie lived in bogalusa lousiana for quite some time

Re: A Dr. Ashe who married Beatrice Hobgood

nykudzume — 2010-05-30 16:12:18Z

Thanks for the reply. Do you have any indication that a Winnie Beatrice Hopgood b. Pearl River Co MS; adopted by McManus couple in Tylertown MS was ever married to Dr. Ashe?Also heard he was the founder of Asheville, NC. All is a family rumor I'm trying to verify.

Vivian

Re: A Dr. Ashe who married Beatrice Hobgood

chorusofcorpses — 2010-05-29 22:44:53Z

hi my name is kate and i am dr ashes great great granddaughter his full name was martin paul ashe

Re: James Curtis Ashe, Lowell Ma

mebateman1 — 2010-02-14 22:25:38Z

WWII draft registration
Elmer Joseph Ashe
33 Bolt St
Lowell MA
age 53
b. Lynn MA 9 Jan 1889
who will know where you are: Mary Ashe same address
5'7"
170lbs
hazel eyes
gray hair
light complexion
as of 27 Apr 1942

1930 MA Middlesex Co Lowell city
Ash Elmer head 40 married at 30 MA MA CANfr proprietor lunch cart
Ash Mary wife 38 married at 28 MA IRE IRE
Ash James son 9 Maine MA MA
Ash Lorraine dau 5 NH MA MA

1920 ME YOrk Co SouthBerwick
Ash Edward head 66 MA France IRE barber
Ash Mary wife 65 imm 1879 CANfr CANfr CANfr
Ash Elmer son 30 single MA MA CAN

WWI draft registration
Elmer Ash
b. Jan 9, 1889 Lynn MA
machinist Gen Electric Co
has wife and child
signed it Elmer Ash (not Ashe)
tall
slender
hazel eyes
chestmut hair

1910 MA Essex Co Lynn
Ash Edward head 59 married once 39yrs MA CAN CAN fr barber
Ash Mrs Mary wife 54 married once 39yrs 16 born 10 living CAN fr CAN fr CANfr
Ash Elmre son 21 MA MA CAN
Ash Laura dau 19 MA MA CAN
Ash Addie dau 16 MA MA CAN

1900 MA Essex Co Lynn
Ash Edward head Oct 1850 49 married 30yrs MA CANfr CAN fr barber
Ash Mary wife Nov 1851 48 married 30yrs 12 born 10 living CANfr CANfr CANfr
Ash Edward son Aug 1872 27 s MA MA CAN
Ash Rose S dau Aug 1881 18 NH MA CAN
Ash Jennie dau Jan 1887 13 s MA MA CAN
Ash Elmer son Jan 1890 10 MA MA CAN
Ash Laura dau Jan 1892 8 MA MACAN
Ash Addie dau Jul 1891 8 MA MA CAN
plus 3 lodgers in household

WWII Army enlistment records
James C Ashe
b. 1920
white
b. Maine
residence MA
county Middlesex
enlistment date 16 Jan 1941
enlistment state MA
enlistment city Lowell
branch Field Artillery
grade Private
education 4 yr high school
marital status single
height 75"
weight 159 lbs

MA Death index
James C Ashe
death place Chelsea
d. 6 Feb 1973
b. Maine birth date not listed
cert#004350

This is not my family. I hope this is helpful.

A Dr. Ashe who married Beatrice Hobgood

nykudzume — 2010-02-01 00:03:33Z

In Mississippi either Pike or Marion Counties MS. This was a brief marriage, with one child named Minnie.

Re: Related to Thomas Ashe (1916 Patriot)

bmdonegan1 — 2010-01-03 15:45:18Z

I to am related to both Thomas Ashe and Gregory Peck they'd be about my 3rd cousin once removed and 5th cousin

Gregory Ashe
1843

brothers
James Ashe Gregory Ashe
1768 1775
Murreigh, Kilmalkedar Murreigh, Kilmalkedar
Mary Griffin Johanna Walsh

brothers frst cousins
John Ashe Gregory Ashe Ellen Ashe 1890 1792 1817
Kinard, Kinard, Murreigh,
Kerry, Kerry, Kerry,
Hanora O’Connor Bridget Kennedy Michel Murphy

First Cousins Second Cousins
John Ashe John Gregory Ashe Bridget Murphy
1828 23 Sep 1826 21 Jan 1844
Kinard Dingle Parish Ardert,
Kerry, Kerry Kerry
Johanna Kavangh Catherine Prendiville Thomas Stack

Second Cousins Third Cousin
Gregory Ashe Catherine Ashe Peter Stack
1850 1865 29 Jun 1883
27 Nov 1915
1928 21 Mar 1963
Ellen Hanifin Sam (Samuel)Peck Bridget Sullivan

Third Cousins Forth Cousins
Thomas Ashe Gregory Peck Sr Ellen Stack
12 Jan 1885 1886 11 Dec 1921
1917 1962 29-Mar-1958
10-Mar-1998
Bernice Ayres John Donegan

Fifth Cousins
Gregory Peck Bernadette Donegan
1916 1958-1964
Greta Konen

Bern Donegan

McKinneys in Asheville NC

smitchell2121 — 2009-09-18 13:12:30Z

I am helping my Aunt Frances Lake Leedy McKinney to find info on a William Kooles of Aseville NC. He owned or operated a Bar B Q Inc. in Aseville. She had a son there named: Russell Stephen McKinney. Born at St Josephs Hosp. on Oct 12, 1950. Did his father raise him? She does not know who raised him. He would be my cousin.

Re: Looking For Family

sweetarie25 — 2009-09-02 16:55:29Z

Hi, i am from Trinidad and Tobago and i just wanted 2 know my family, get connected. I think it's important 2 know here u came from ;-)

Re: Looking For Family

ashe4673 — 2009-07-14 16:43:33Z

You said to check your mothers web sir, but am unable to locate it. Would you please give me the address, so I can see if there is a match with our familys.

Thanks for you help.

Bill
ashe4673@hotmail.com

Re: Ashe family from Co.Antrim?

peterdempster924 — 2009-07-13 19:57:43Z

hello, if you have that m. cert/ it should say on it who samuels father was and who marys father was , also it would give the address at time of marriage, have you the full m.cert/ or just some info on it, peter

Re: Ashe family from Co.Antrim?

laullyp — 2009-07-12 18:13:05Z

Hi Peter Thanks for that, but i have the marriage certificate for Samuel & Mary's marriage now. would be interested to find any other Ashe's though I think Sam's dad was also Samuel & Mary's dad was James Ferguson.
My late husband came from Creagah & i have managed to trace his ancestors back to 1460 but am finding it a little more difficult on me mummy's side. I lost all the data i had inputted with Ancestry cos i didn't re register when they changed it around!!!! infuriating but addictive eh? Regards Laurine

Re: Ashe family from Co.Antrim?

peterdempster924 — 2009-07-10 22:15:55Z

hi,saw marriage samuel ashe m. mary ferguson in the town of antrim in 1900, peter from ballymena

James Curtis Ashe, Lowell Ma

krystynandjay — 2009-06-19 16:55:52Z

I am looking for information on my paternal grandfather James Curtis Ashe. I believe he was born in Maine around 1920. He served in the USAR during WWII. he married a Marie Flynn and has a son Brian Sean Ashe. Brian was my father. All the above mentioned folks are deceased. Any information would be helpful.