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John Francis Berlin

sthang11 — 2012-05-15 08:44:03Z

I beleive we have a connection. I found this obit when I was search for John Francis Belin

TowandaOnline.com

Obituaries -July 2007

John Francis Belin
July 26,2007

John Francis Belin, 81, of Hudson, Fla., formerly of Punxsutawney, Pa., died Saturday, July 14, 2007, the victim of a motor vehicle accident in Oak Hill, W. Va.

He was born Sept. 14, 1922, on Olanta, Pa., a son of the late Victor G. and Anna M. (Callis) Belin. He was director of planning for the U.S. Public Health Service in Rockville, Md., and formerly owned and operated the Belin Funeral Home in Punxsutawney.

He was a member of the BPOE Lodge No. 301, Knights of Columbus, 3rd and 4th degrees; a member of the Punxsutawney Council, and Father Maher Council in Maryland, Past Faithful Navigator of the Punxsutawney Assembly, Beacon Woods Golf Club in Hudson, Fla. He was a member of St. Michael the Archangel Roman Catholic Church in Hudson.

On April 26, 1976, he married Norris E. (Rainbow) Belin in Towanda, Pa. He served in the U.S. Air force as a sergeant during World War II. He enlisted in the U.S. Army Air Corps at the age of 15. He received the Distinquished Flying Cross and the Air Medal. He was the District Governor for Toastmaster's International Capital No. 36. He was the founder of the Jefferson County Heart Association, and served as the chairman of the Johnstown Regional Blood Bank.

He is survived by his wife, Norris E. Belin, at home; his brother, Victor E. Belin of Punxsutawney, Pa., six nieces and nephews, and 16 grand-nieces and grand-nephews.

A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at S.S. Cosmas and Damian Roman Catholic Church in Punxsutawney, Pa., on Monday, July 23, 2007, at 11 a.m. with the Rev. Fr. Robert K. Yetsko officiating. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery, Punxsutawney, Pa. Friends will be received at the Richard L. Fait Funeral Home in Punxsutawney, Pa., on Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

Arrangements are being handled by the Richard L. Fait Funeral Home, Punxsutawney, Pa.

Please contact me If you get this. I have some information on the her ancestors.

Annette Ditto
sthang11@aol.com

Re: Any African American Belins

pvwiscon — 2012-04-14 03:21:27Z

I see that some years have past since this post but, I'll reply anyway. My grandfather was Henry Belin and he was African American. My mother Alberta is Henry's daughter, we live in Racine, Wisconsin not far from Milwaukee. My name is Peggie Veasey-Days.

Re: Henry Belin

tmgennie62 — 2012-04-07 04:26:05Z

I have a Henry Belin that was my great great great grandfather. He was from Pee Dee, Marion, S.C. Due to the fact that several of my ancestors were AME ministers and i located a story of of a James Belin (slave owner) that taught his slaves about the methodist religion. At this time we are planning a family union. Call me at 850-264-4569 cell or home 850-656-4569 home after 6 pm.
Tonya Morris-Gennie

Re: Belin/de Belin Family Link - August Belin obituary

lesdebe — 2012-03-23 04:49:44Z

Thank you for your information on the death of August BELIN. Unfortunately, I am unable to find a family link to him.

In saying that, I've just realised that "Jerry" from an eariler posting was inquiring about this Augst BELIN. Hope he gets notification of this latest posting.

Les

Re: Belin/de Belin Family Link - August Belin obituary

cmovahed1 — 2012-03-23 02:53:48Z

From the McDonald PA Record, 2/22/1924:

August BELIN died Monday afternoon, February 18, 1924, at 12:50 o'clock at the family home in Champion. He was born in Ardeche, France, June 12, 1853, and here he spent the greater part of his life. In the year 1900, on August 21st, he come to America and settled in Sturgeon and has since been a resident of this locality. He was employed in the mines, an occupation which he followed most of his life. Mr. BELIN had been ailing for the past four years, but complained very little to anyone of his illness. His last sickness was but of two weeks duration. There survive besides his wife, Mrs. Ann BELIN, the following children: Mrs. Augustine RANK of Sturgeon, Mrs. Bertha ROCQUEPLOT of Sharon, Mrs. Fernanda MATHEW of Springfield, Ill., Emile BELIN of Denver, Colo., and Louis BELIN of Akron, Ohio. The funeral services were held from the family home on Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Interment was in Robinson's Run cemetery.

Ozepy Family

stacixu04 — 2012-01-16 16:29:47Z

I am looking for more information on the Ozepy family that came from France to the United States in the early 1890's. The family mostly lived in Pennsylvania and Ohio. I am looking for more information about where they came from in France or any pictures anyone may have of Louis, Leontine, and their ancestors.

Louis Ozepy and Leontine Marrie Rich (b abt 1851)

Their children were:
Felice Ozepy - married to Frank Bohy
Louis Ozepy (my husband's great-grandfather)
Mary Rose Ozepy - married to Louis Leonard Belin
Eugene Ozepy

Louis Leonard Belin and Mary Rose Ozepy

stacixu04 — 2012-01-16 16:21:19Z

Louis Leonard Belin was born 19 Jun 1889 in France. Mary Rose Ozepy was born 04 Jul 1888 in Besige, France. They had a daughter named Alma Leontine ( after her grandmother) who was born in 1915/16 in Pennsylvania. Alma married Oscar Mangus, probably in Ohio in the late 30's or early 40's.

I am looking for more information on Mary Rose's family, the Ozepy's if anyone is able to help.

Thanks!!

Re: Belin Family name and origins

belincm — 2011-10-22 15:42:05Z

If you are a black Belin and of South Carolina, odds are you family were slaves of the Allard Belin and James Belin's slaves. Allard Belin Hemingway was a son of a female Belin--not sure which one currently as my records are on a different computer. But that's the connection. If you are an Arkansas black Belin, you are a descendent of a Slave from Lewis Belin's plantation. If you can get your ancestry back to Philadelpha/Deleware (near the DC area) before the civil war, you probably were a descendant of a slave from Augustus Belin who previously owned planataions in Santo Domingo before the slave revolt there and then worked for the Duponts. He probably had slaves here. If anyone knows anyting about Indian Belin's please contact me at charlie.belin@yahoo.com I don't know much about this connection and would like to learn more.

Re: Belin Ancestry

belincm — 2011-10-22 15:26:01Z

there is a connection but it goes way way way back to when the Belin's were in France back under King Louis's time. They were fleeing from Catholic domain and moved all over. There are some Jewish Belin's and I am not sure exactly how those are connected yet, but am working on it. I'm in the early stages of learning French because at this point all the documents are French. But the Belin's were prominent during the 1500s in La Rochelle France. There were also some Belin's in Paris about this time as well. We pronounce our name Bee Lynn, some pronounce their name Blaine, and some say Bay lin. The pronounciation is important it can tell us what line. There are also some Indian Belin's not sure how that came to be. My line and th Dupont Belins share the same lineage and pronounciation. The South Carolina Belin's who have moved elsewhere came here in 1695 directly from La Rochelle. Our Belin's came in 1791 from Santo Domingo but before they were from La Rochelle as well. Some Belin's moved to Rotterdam and I don't know what happened to that group. We were merchants and we shipped Africans to America as part of the slave trade and we owned large plantations in South Carolina, the west indies and Louisiana when we first migrated across the Atlantic. The famous David Belin who investigated the Kennedy murder case is of Jewish descent. The Jack Belin who built Houston basically and recently passed away is from the South Carolina Belins. I am of the Arkansas Santo Domingo Belin's. Harry Belin, who owns EverMay in DC is of the same line as us, but is officially of the Dupont Belins. Any questions charlie.belin@yahoo.com

Re: Belin Heritage

belincm — 2011-10-22 15:16:49Z

Well my great great (4 times) grandfather Lewis Belin, of Bradley County Arkansas was a plantation owner and did die from this dual. email me at charlie.belin@yahoo.com for more information

Re: Henry Belin

SANDRATAITTEADDY — 2011-09-24 02:35:52Z

Hi Syla. The Belin slaver we are we are linked to during slavery originated in Georgetown, SC and moved to PeeDee (Johnsonville, SC) area to live with his uncle. From there he became a wealthy merchant and was able to purchase several Africans for enslavement.

Georgetown, Charleston and other areas of coastal South Carolina got their slaves early on from the West Indies and later from West Africa, primarily (Sierra Leonne, Gambia) and other rice planting regions. South Carolinians in the Low Country islands such of St. Helena's, Yaccamaw, etc. do in fact use a dialect that sounds a lot like English speaking West Indians. There was a lot of movement between PeeDee and Georgetown in the early years i.e., tobacco, timber, cotton moving from one place to the next. Let me know if I can be of further assistance.

Re: Henry Belin

SANDRATAITTEADDY — 2011-09-24 02:35:42Z

Re: Bina Belin

SANDRATAITTEADDY — 2011-09-24 02:21:23Z

Hi Ronald. I'm am interested in contacting Ms. Louise Wilson and or Ms. Cora Wilson's people. They are related to the late Ms. Eva (Eaddy-Wilson-Belin) wife of William Floyd (Mr. Elliott) Belin. Do you have any contact on that side since Ms. Eva passed.

Re: Belin Ancestry

RaymondBelin — 2011-09-07 22:07:12Z

Hi
My grandfather was Oscar and my great grandfather was James. Trying desperately to document my fathers family. Any help woould be appreciated. Think Oscar may have also been referred to as OC.
Raymond Belin Jr. (born in 1947, my father in 1926)

Re: Henry Belin

RaymondBelin — 2011-09-07 16:00:39Z

HI
I am the grandson of Oscar Belin, whom I believe came from or was born in New Orleans. I am now retired and trying to get as much info as possible. Although I am currently totally confused, it seems as though I have run into Henry Belin as a sybling or a parent. Would appreciate any help- I can be reached on 773-550-0283.
Raymond Belin Jr.

Re: Henry Belin

RaymondBelin — 2011-08-30 20:40:28Z

Hi,
I am whograndson of Oscar Belin who was probably born in :Mississippi in 1892 who was the brother of a Henry W. and James P. Please let me knolw if this is a match to your ancestors.
Raymond C. Belin773 550 0283

Re: Does anyone recognize any of these family members?/Belins

bilty56 — 2011-02-28 20:13:56Z

My name is bobby belin and I live in johnsonville,sc.Ihave a cousin in the AME whose name is bishop Henry Belin.My father'sname is Ozell Sonny Boy Belin.I would love to know more about the Belin history

Re: Belin Ancestry

kclightphoto — 2011-02-27 04:54:20Z

My relatives are from Sweden. The last name is Belin. I am trying to figure out if there is a connection or not.

Thank you,
Kathy Light

Re: Belin

larencewells92 — 2010-11-11 21:24:20Z

Yes, hi I am Larence Anthony Wells, I am Jane Belin Scott, great nephew, her baby sister Ernestine Belin Hopson is my grandmother. My mother is her daughter by Walter Ferguson Hopson Jr, Deborah R Hopson. There cousin that you are talking about, is it Betty Dowdy ?

Re: Belin

Lindakin — 2010-08-22 01:11:20Z

Dear Jane -
My name is Linda Taylor King. I am not family, but I grew up with Jane and Ernestine. We all attended Greater St. Matthew Independent Church and both your aunt Jane and I went to Girls High.

I left Philadelphia in 1965 and lost track of Jane and Ernestine about ten years later. Your cousin Billy is about the same age as my son, William (b. 10/29/65.)

I seem to remember that J & E had a cousin Betty, who lived around the corner on 55th Street. I don't remember her surname but she was about the same age.

Good Luck in ocating mor family.

Linda.

Re: Belin Ancestry

G_Seaburg — 2010-07-05 23:03:51Z

Hi - I am not familiar with a Peter Belin but my maternal grandfather is John Belin. He emmigrated from Sweden in 1890. If this sounds like it is a good lead, write me at

gordon.terry@cox.net

Gordon

Re:Jarmond's from Newbern, SC?

michellejarmond — 2010-05-18 15:05:32Z

Hi Jane
My name is michelle Jarmond and I was wondering if you knew any Jarmond's from Newber, SC. I know people sometimes change the spelling of there last names. I have been trying to go deep into our family roots to find out who
I am and if my name is french or german. If you have any info please respond asap. Thank you.

Re: Jarmond's From Newbern, SC?

michellejarmond — 2010-05-18 15:00:35Z

Hi, my name is michelle Jarmond and I've been told our family is originally from Newbern SC. For the longest time I wondered were our name came from and I was wondering if we are any relation to one another. I grew up in NY but now reside in VA. My Grandaddy's name was James Jarmond aka Clyde. I think there were 5 boys and 1 girl my Aunt Edna who still lives in NY 95 years old. My main question is "is the name french or German"?

Re: Louis Leonard Belin and Mary Rose Ozepy

nmraachini — 2010-03-31 02:38:15Z

Please give me a call at 724 216 4163 my name is Natalie Ozepy and Marys brother Leonard Ozepy is my grandfather.

Re: Henry Belin

rbelin6 — 2010-03-21 23:02:33Z

Hello,

My name is Shyla Belin, my family was part of the Belin ownership, slaves. Are there any records that you can help me find when the Belins first purchased slaves, and possible what countries they came from, Some of my family seems that we came from the Islands first and probably originated from Africa. What also is interesting, I have a Henry Belin form South Carolina, where some of my ancestors were slaves in Georgetown County, SC. No one told me whether he was white or black, but I have a hunch there is possibly relation. The slaves that were on plantations or homes were named after the owners. I hope someone can direct me to find out any information.

Thanks again,

Shyla Belin

Re: Belin Ancestry

belincm — 2009-06-24 21:08:10Z

Actually there probably is a relationship between all the Belin's. The last name is very very rare and roots back to France to Chateau de Belin 1200s. Any American that is African American has the last name from the Belin slave owners in South Carolina and Arkansas. The Belin's during the European invasion and migration after the middle ages for religious reasons mostly were Huguenots. The only one that is documented to revert back to Catholicism was Jean Baptiste Belin so he could paint for King Louis XIV(??). The Belin's were merchants from a port in FRance called La Rochelle. They held public office from the 1500s until the 1700s. There are still some Belin's there although the Belin empire faded away during th mid 1700s. They owned ships that carried slaves. All of the Belins that came to America during the late 1600s and 1700s to New York, South Carolina, and the West Indies were more than likely from this family. Not only did they migrate to the US and WEst Indies and with some evidence Canada they also migrated to Rotterdam, England, and Sweden. The prononciation of the last name is quite cruical of when the family broke away and the roots of the country in which they came. I have sources all of this information and am working on it collaborating it all for my doctorate thesis. Most comes from infromation from La Rochelle France and various wills that have been left. There are serveral prominant Belins left in the US, in houston and on the East Coast. At one time the Belin's were quite the family.

Peter B. Alston / Belin / Joseph Belin Allston

larkmcc — 2009-05-31 22:52:11Z

Looking for the ancestry of my ggggrandfather, Peter B. Alston, born in South Carolina sometime in the 1790's - dates usually given are 1793,94 and 96. Married to Martha King, July 14, 1819, Halifax, North Carolina. Two sons born in early 1820's in NC, George W. and James, before the family moved to Muscogee Co. GA area around the 1830's to 1840's. Then later moved across the state line and a bit northward to Chambers Co. Alabama by 1850 (borders Troup Co., West Point, Georgia). There is no listing for Peter B. Alston after the 1850 census, however his wife and youngest two children are listed in the 1860 census for Chambers, AL. She is listed, along with most of her family by the 1870 census in Smith Co. Texas. Suspect a connection with the "Bacot" line of Alstons in SC, possibly the brother of Samuel Allston (born 1790), both sons of a Joseph Allston, and mother's last name Belin, but have no valid documentation. Any help is appreciated.

Re: black belin's in sc

jane_belin — 2009-04-16 00:09:32Z

Hello. Apparently so. I just found out that the Belins I was referring to in my family are not the same ones someone else was looking for. Keep looking and I did find out that two people recognize the Belins that I am seeking. I had some Belins from Latta South Carolina. I do not know if any are still there and if they are the ones that I am seeking. In the meantime, if you can, provide me with some names and locations of other people and I will see what I know next time. Take care.

Little Jane, Nickname

Re: Does anyone recognize any of these family members?/Belins

jane_belin — 2009-04-16 00:01:15Z

Hello merby50. How are you today? I saw your message and decided to write to you. Well,Perhaps you can give me all the fill in stuff that you said that I missed. Please help me. I am the granddaughter of Henry Belin the oldest and I have two sisters and a brother. My name is Jane Elizabeth Belin, named after my grandfathers daughter(my aunt), who was named after a sibling from Florida(daughter my grandfather had before he married my grandmother.I believe her name to be or have been Lizzie Bessie Belin. Anyway, I live in Las Vegas with my three children, they are all grown except one and she will turn 17 on May 5. I also am a grandmother now. He is 1. My sister Kim is out here with me and my family(she has no children). My youngest sister Deborah has 3 children too and she still lives in Philadelphia. Our mother Ernestine Hopson passed away in November of 2002. Her sister and our aunt Jane passed away not long after her in about 2004. Cousin Catherine I still sometimes call, I did the other day but, maybe she didn't want to be bothered and she hung up. I will try again soon. My uncle Frank William Scott lives in Maryland with his son, Billy. We don't talk to them because they don't want to be bothered or maybe because my aunt Jane has passed and they are still feeling the crunch. I really don't know why. Well please feel free to write to me and there are so many people that we don't know in our family that hopefully before some more of us pass away we will all get to know one another. It is all so important. Talk to you soon.

Nickname:Little Jane

Re: Belin Ancestry

jane_belin — 2009-04-15 23:11:02Z

Hello. Oh Ok.

Re: Belin Ancestry

G_Seaburg — 2009-04-15 23:02:53Z

Jane - all Belins are not related. My Belin grandparents came from Sweden in 1890 and I know all the children. I do not recognize any of your Belins. In my research I have come across a number of Belins from France and also Austria. I thought for awhile my grandfather's ancesters may have immigrated to Sweden from France but no, it turns out my 2nd greatgrandfater was given the name when he was in the Army and he kept it.
Gordon

Re: Belin Ancestry

jane_belin — 2009-04-15 23:00:42Z

Hello. I am sorry but, perhaps our lines of communication have somehow crossed. I am a Belin but, what part of the Belin family I do not yet know. I cannot even find my daddy. His name is Fred Bailey. I have not seen or talked to him since I was about 10 to 12 years old. He bought me a bike, a game called,"Operation", and a skateboard. I was not allowed to talk to him. But I keep trying to find him. Our family is Allen, Hopson, Belin, Wells. If you know anything, let me know. Take care for now.

Re: Belin Ancestry

jane_belin — 2009-04-15 22:53:38Z

Hello. I am still researching information. I cannot remember there being a John but, I must go to family and ask. There are so many Belin's and are we all related in some way or other? On this side of the Belin family there are, Hopsons, Belins, Allens, Wells. Everyone that is a decentant of the Belin family has had children of their own and some have grandchildren, some have married, there is so much information. Let me see what can be found and I shall return. In the meantime, if you have any more information to add to the Belins history, please add it.Take care for now. By the way, someone wrote to me and said that the original Belins are from France. A name I remember is Lars Belin.Does this ring a bell? Ok. That is all for now.

Re: Belin Ancestry

jane_belin — 2009-04-15 22:45:30Z

Hello. I wonder though, if all Belins are related in some way or was Belin a popular name in those previous years. I am kind of confused about it all but, I only know that when I was in grade school, my french teacher told me that my last name was french. I know that my grandfather, Henry Belin had fathered another daughter which lived in Florida. Her name was Lizzie Bessie Belin and her mother owned property which my grandmother, Josephine Belin used to always go to Florida to see this woman before she died. I know she could never take us and it was three of us girls. I remember my grandmother always going to the south too when we were little girls. Again, we could never go but, we used to wait for our grandmother to get back because she would have some pure sugar cane for us. Delicious. Anyways,we have never met the woman that is supposed to be our half sister, and we are still researching the family history too. I know that my grandfather had many brothers. Their names I forgot. My grandmother had a brother which was killed due to a bullet through his eye. He was watching an outside altercation when someone shot a bullet and it hit him dead in the eye. I know that my grandmother lived with her grandparents for some time growing up. I know that I have the same name as my aunt: Jane Elizabeth Belin before she got married. My aunt got her name from the woman that lives in Florida. My grandfather used to be in the service back in the day. My uncle William has the original US flag given to my aunt after my grandfather died. There is so information to give out and if you know of any more, please do give it. We, my sisters and nephew are still acquiring it. Keep on writing if you can add to this tidbit.

Re: Belin Ancestry

G_Seaburg — 2009-04-15 22:37:41Z

Hi Allen,
I just now saw your post to Ancestry. Yes, I am the one that talked to you after your father, Robert, died. I have been talking to your sister, Kathy, on the phone now and then. Write when you have a chance.
Gordon Seaburg
gordon.terry@cox.net

Re: Belin Ancestry

jane_belin — 2009-04-15 22:27:36Z

Hello. I am as lost as you are about some of this information. I am still researching information myself, and I even have my nephew on it for Henry Belin and Josephine Belin. I know my grandmother had two brothers and the names I forgot but, when I was a child myself, she told us her grand children that one of her brothers was shot in the eye and died. He had been watching an altercation outside when one of the guys shot a gun and the bullet got the brother in the eye. I know that my grandfather had a daughter named, Lizzie Bessie Belin and she lived in Florida. When he married my grandmother, they had two daughters and my aunt was named after the daughter that lives in Florida. My aunt's name was Jane Elizabeth Belin and I was also named this after my birth. Too much information to write. I have given you some information and if you know anything about this Belin family, don't hesitate to let me know. Take care.

Re: Belin Ancestry

jane_belin — 2009-04-15 22:14:40Z

Hello. I am sorry but, I am drawing blanks. Who is your father that died in 2002? I know that my mother Ernestine Hopson died in November 2002. I don't recall speaking to you on the phone after such an event. I may have and don't remember. Please write back and refresh my memory.

Re: Belin Ancestry

jane_belin — 2009-04-15 22:09:01Z

Hello. My name is Jane Belin. We are also looking for more information on Henry Belin and my grandmother, Josephine Belin. They lived in Philadelphia, had two children, Ernestine DeLucia Hopson, my mother and , my aunt, Jane Elizabeth Belin who I am named after. Both my aunt and my mother are now deceased. I live in Las Vegas, Nevada with my own three children and my husband. We are all from Philadelphia. I have become a grandmother and the grand baby is now 1. I know that my grandfather had many brothers and my grandmother had two brothers and that at some point and time in her life, she lived with her grandparents. We, the grand children of Henry Belin are still researching information on the family. If this information helps you, please add to what I have added and fell free to add information you have gotten. Also, my nephew says the Belin's have a Black Belin church down south somewhere. Take care for now.

Re: Henry Belin

jane_belin — 2009-04-15 21:57:27Z

Hello. I have tried to contact you and your wife a good long time ago, and your numbers had changed. If you are reading this message, please reply. I have my nephew also seeking out information about my grandfather, my grandmother and I found my mother on the site too. We are also investigating information about my sister's father, Walter F. Hopson. I cannot find my father, Fred Bailey who lived in Philadelphia on either Westminster street, or Frazier or Frasier street. I have had no luck yet. I hope you have more family infomation to tell us about. I found out that my grandfather, Henry Belin fathered another child who lives in Florida. We also found some information about that. We are still looking though. I suppose most of us are related to some people we have no knowledge about. Well, talk to you and your wife soon I hope. Take care.

Re: Henry Belin

bycawalker1 — 2009-02-27 17:10:10Z

don't know if this will help, but my great grandmother's
mother was margaret belin born in charleston, south carolina
in 1744. her father was allard belin born 1720 in charleston
south carolina married margaret robert had margaret and
allard belin born 1752. this allard belin named his son
allard belin jr. borned 1803, and he inherited the belin
estate sandy knowle, georgetown co. south carolina. the
belins had come from france to escape perscutionn with
several other families and landed in charleston, s.c.

Re: Belin Ancestry

belincm — 2009-01-11 05:28:42Z

Do you have any dates about these two belins and how do you know they were the first? I think they had a sister who lived in new york city named Mary Boudinot. but that was around 1712.

Anways I'm trying to get mine back to the country in which they came from. I believe there is a connection between England and France. But if there is anything you would share that would be great.

And if anyone knows who lewis belin's parents were that seems to be my missing step. He was born in 1800, moved to florida about the time he came to age. Had two children with a woman named Ann Smith and then moved to Bradley county Arkansas adn married a woman named Dorinda. But I don't have a connection from him to anyone specific in South Carolina...Please help

c. belin

Re: Any African American Belins

WWWDRIZZLE7772 — 2008-12-17 23:41:23Z

MY NAME IS KELLY BELIN FROM CHARLOTTE NC ORIGINALLY ROWLAND NC IM 31 I HAVE 1 BROTHER 38, 2 SISTERS 41 AND 36, MOTHER NAME ANNIE BELIN.

Re: W.F. Belin Family (Black Belin's)

biggkidz3fo — 2008-10-31 19:54:15Z

I think i may be in there somewhere along the way.My grandfather name was Lucius Belin.He was really from Detroit,but moved dwn south to South Carolina...lots of blk Belins in Detroit all so

Re: W.F. Belin Family (Black Belin's)

highspender187 — 2008-08-31 03:47:40Z

just
getting on board, my name is daniel and i reside in virginia now, but, i'm from south carolina.

Re: John, Allen, and Roderick Belin

Allenbelin — 2008-04-28 01:41:46Z

I am Allen Lanse Belin,great grandson of Lars Johan Belin of Koppenberg,Sweden,grandson of Allen Oscar Belin of Lanse,Pa.,son of Robert Lewis Belin who's brother was Roderic Belin.I live in Powell, Tennessee.You can contact me at Allenbelin@aol.com

Re: Belin Ancestry

Allenbelin — 2008-04-27 06:34:27Z

Hello,this is Allen Lanse Belin,son of Robert Belin,grandson of Allen Oscar Belin,Great grandson of Lars Johan Belin.I belive I talked to you on the phone whene dad died in August of 2005.Is this you. Al

Re: John, Allen, and Roderick Belin

Allenbelin — 2008-04-27 05:06:46Z

Greetings,This is Allen Lanse Belin,Son of Robert Lewis Belin.I typed my name into a google site and found a post that my sister Kathy in 2001 with your reply.I just thought I'd say hello to some Belin family members.Yours truly,Allen Lanse Belin,Powell,Tennessee.

Re: John, Allen, and Roderick Belin

Allenbelin — 2008-04-27 04:58:51Z

Hello,I'm Allen(Al)Lanse Belin,son of Robert Lewis Belin who was the brother of Roderick(Roddy)Belin,Who where the sons of my grandfather,Allen Oscar Belin.I was sitting here playing with the computer and typed my name into google and found a posting that my sister had postedin 2001.The internet has made the world a smaller place.Greetings! Allen Lanse Belin, Powell,Tennessee.

Belin Family from Sweden to New York

Oldkycaver — 2007-12-24 15:39:52Z

Need any information on this family.
Descendants of Gustaf Emil Belin

1 Gustaf Emil Belin b: 20 Oct 1866 in Sweden d: Bet. 1900 - 1910 in New York
.. +Maria E. Unknown b: Feb 1872 in Sweden m: 1898 d: Bet. 1920 - 1930 in New York
........ 2 Herbert Alan Belin b: 09 Jun 1903 in New York d: 18 Aug 1964 in Swartswood Lake, NJ
............ +Dorothy L. Brewster b: 03 Mar 1908 in NY d: 06 Jul 2000
................... 3 Herbert Alan Belin b: 25 Jan 1940
....................... +Carol Ann Fisher
................... 3 Dorothy Belin
........ 2 Unknown Belin b: Bet. 1901 - 1910 d: Bef. 1910

Belin Family from Sweden to New York

Oldkycaver — 2007-12-24 15:35:40Z