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Blaine

cjaytwo — 2009-10-27 15:21:11Z

I am looking for the parents of Catherine Blaine born 1822 in Pa. She lived in Kingston, Luzerne County, Pa. She married in Luzerne County in 1840 with her name listed as Miss Catherine Blaine. She is also known as Catherine Stanton.. Any help would be much appreciated.
Charlotte

Re: James G. Blaine

lynnjimkin — 2009-10-16 09:18:47Z

Sue: was your great uncle, Robert blaine born nov 9, 1827, died mar 23, 1907 in Iowa, married to lydia. And was your great uncles parents william and catherine blain. If so, e-mail me at: jc771777@ yahoo.com.

Re: James G. Blaine

lynnjimkin — 2009-10-16 09:17:06Z

Re: Wesley Blaine and Family

michelleblainemichellebla — 2009-09-28 14:44:08Z

My Dad's name is Morris Barnes Blaine and was born in Kosciusko Mississippi. I remember him talking about Maggie and Milton and Lottie Mae Blaine. I think Lottie Mae lived with them while he was growing up. Please contact me.

Re: William Sanford Blaine

michelleblainemichellebla — 2009-09-28 14:32:03Z

My family "Blaine" was from Ethel and Kosiesko Mississippi.
I am looking for any relatives from that area.
Thanks
michelleblaine_michelleblaine@yahoo.com

Re: Blaine family

nicomorleycom — 2009-09-06 03:02:06Z

hi my name is rodney morley, im a desendent of James and Martha, how are you, ive traced our ancestors back to Withyham, East Sussex, and yew tree cotage, smile and the world smiles with you, cheer's rodney,

Searching for Blaine from Freestone County, Texas

mythreemen8960 — 2009-08-21 05:21:51Z

I'm seeking information on my relatives. According to what i've learned thus far is, my gg-grandfather Nicholas Blaine listed on the 1870 census as Blan Nicholas with a wife/female Sely Blain and three children,Lucy 6, Bertin 4 and Wade 2. By 1880 Nicholas was on the census with a new family. Wife Alice sons George, William and Perry. Any information in reference to the first family, and George Blaine would be greatly appreciated.

William Blaine

dsarena1 — 2009-06-03 03:55:38Z

I am looking for a William Blaine born 1890 Kentucky died 1971 Dalton, Hopkins co, Kentucky married martha maude Miller. William father was Abraham born 1821 TN and mother Susan born 1851 Kentucky.

Mary Blaine of Abilene, TX 1921

drbrownlee — 2009-05-29 02:16:50Z

Mary is pictured in the 1921 Flashlight, yearbook of Abilene High School. She is a senior. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone else locate family.

BLAINE Etta M and Thomas P

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-18 02:41:58Z

BLAINE Etta M and Thomas P

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,355 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.

Seeking William A. Blaine - 208th Pennsylvania, Civil War

JoeNihen — 2009-05-16 00:57:15Z

I am seeking information about William A. Blaine who served with the 208th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, Company G (Civil War).

I am interested in any information about anyone who served with the 208th.

Thanks,

Joe
morse73@ptd.net

Re: James G.. Blaine

sug53 — 2009-05-11 05:02:21Z

Hi. My name is Denis Graham. We corresponded a few years back but then lost touch. I'm a descendant of the same William Blain(e) you are talking about by his first wife, Bethena Teter. They had a daughter, Damaris, who was my great-grandmother. Her daughter, Anna was my grandmother. Damaris and Robert were half-siblings.

My family line is aware that we are related to James G. Blaine but we don't have any information as to how this is so. Your post provided some information. However, if you have any more information that would help me firm up the family line so that I would know for sure how James G. Blaine is a second cousin to Robert (and thereby also to Damaris), it would be greatly appreciated if you could share it.

Thanks in advance for any help you may be able to provide.

Re: Blain(e), James & Mary

tommcentee — 2009-05-06 14:00:11Z

If you can get information from your grandmother that will get you to ancestors in the 1930 census you could probably confirm your connection to Mary Blain. I do not have anyone named Sealy in my research.
Tom

Re: Blain(e), James & Mary

Amcgown181 — 2009-05-04 13:45:42Z

Thank You for replying so quickly.
I am going to talk to my grandmothers sister to see if she knows of any other family members, because i do know for a fact that she lived in louisianna for some time in her earlier years.
How ever i don't know again if this is coincidence or not.
Also my mother is Irish.
Sorry this is very interesting to me because my grandfather died before i was born and i have never met any other family out side my grandmother and her sisters. Nor do i know any information about that side of the family.
Thank You for your help.
Also curious if the last name Sealy rings any bells for you. That was my grandmothers Maiden name
Thanks!

Re: Blain(e), James & Mary

tommcentee — 2009-05-04 12:18:32Z

The information about the Mary Blain Bible you have is consistent with the bacjground of the Mary Blaine in my family. She was my great grandfather's sister. She was born in Feb. of 1834 in Kingscourt, County Cavan, Ireland to Patrick McEntee and Eana Hand. During the famine the family moved to Scotland. In 1856 or 57 her parents and 4 younger siblings moved to Covington, Kentucky. There is a marriage record for a brother in 1857 in Covington, In1866 or 1867 Mary and her husband, James Blaine and a son named James, came to Covington. At least one daughter was born here. At some point probably before 1870, the Blaine family moved to Grant Parish, Louisiana. There are a very large number of descendants of Mary's 3 daughters, mainly in the southern US.

The fact that the Bible was printed in Scotland and dated in 1839 matches our family history. I've visited some of my Louisiana cousins and have learned that James Blaine was quite opposed to the Catholic church. Most of the McEntee's have remained Catholic. The Blaines became members of the Baptist Church in Louisiana. Possibly they were Presbyterian originally since they cane from Scotland.

Beyond the information on Mary's parents I have only probable birth years for her parents,Patrick, 1805 and Eana, 1803. Both died in Covington and are buried in St. Mary's Cemetery in Ft. Mitchell, KY.

Tom McEntee

Re: Blain(e), James & Mary

Agerbig77 — 2009-05-03 22:44:04Z

This may be of sheer coincidence, however i have a bible from the year of 1839, with the name Mary Blain written in it in cursive in the back, as well as in a decorative caligraphy in the front.
My uncle gave it to me and said it has been passed on through the family... I don't know much else about it other than that the first page says "The HOLY BIBLE " containing the old and new testiments
Translated out of the original tounges
and with the former translations diligently compared and revised by his majesty's special command
Appointed to be read in churches
EDINBURG: Printed by: Sir D. Hunter & M. Tyndall Bruce
Printers for the Queen's most excellent Majesty
1839
SECOND PAGE Saying:
To the most high and mighty prince
JAMES,
by the grace of god King of Great Britain, France, and Ireland
Defender of the faith.

Like i said it may be coincidence that the names are exactly the same, but i would love if you may have any information on the further ancestry of this MARY BLAIN, as i am curious if it is one of my relatives, or if this bible was some how obtained somewhere.

Re: Elizabeth or Emma Blaine

TDHCarson — 2009-04-01 21:44:18Z

My children are descendants of Emmitt Louise Hamby and John Lewis V. Carson. Their son John William Carson married Judith Elva Gibson. I was married to their son Scott Wayne Carson. Have recently started researching this line. Would love to share info with you.

Marriage of Mrs. Mary Nevins Blaine to Dr. W. T. Bull

maryachtrh — 2009-03-30 21:04:14Z

Appears in the Terrell Times-Star, Terrell, Kaufman County, Texas, 26 May 1893 ...

Mrs. Mary Nevins Blaine, the divorced wife of James G. Blaine, Jr., is going to marry Dr. W. T. Bull. When Mrs. Blaine was thought to be hopelessly afflicted with inflammatory rheumatism and other doctors has given her up to die, Br.Bull took charge of her and cheered her up and his treatment restored her to health. Now they are going to marry. he is 44 and she is 28. Dr. Bull is a Rhode Islander, whose ancestors settled that little colony with Roger Williams, and owns an estate at Newport that has been in the family for mare than 250 years.

Re: Blaine/Bishop/?Clark?

NormaHaywood62 — 2008-04-20 17:46:41Z

We have several families researching Traugh and so far none have found any indication of Native American ancestry. We have a picture of Mary Ann and she has what appears to be a narrow leather band around her forehead.
We also have her obituary and it gives her name as Mary Ann Bishop Traugh....no mention of the Clark surname. However, the obit leaves out most of her childrens' names, so whoever gave the information for the obituary was evidently not well informed.

Re: Blaine/Bishop/?Clark?

NormaHaywood62 — 2008-04-20 16:02:08Z

Good question. I am now thinking Mary Ann's mother was not Frances Blaine. I don't, however, know why she went by the name Bishop. There was an aide-de-camp of Tecumseh named Andrew Clark. Mary Ann's children and grandchildren always claimed to be part Native American, so perhaps her mother was a Shawnee. Thank you for you response.

Re: Marc(k) anthony Blaine/ N.W.Ohio

ReneeJansen51 — 2008-01-10 11:39:36Z

My Grandparents & Mother lived in Mattimora Oh Marc & Mable were the parents & aggie was my mothers friend.
I have a picture of Aggie & a White & Blaine site I am working on but haven't gotten far.
Ren'ee miller Jansen
reneeij!comcast.net

Re: Blaine/Bishop/?Clark?

bearcub762002 — 2008-04-20 14:23:02Z

It's quite possible as Frances and Vincent married in 1820.

I have Frances here from Ireland at abt 1800..she could have met Andrew Clark, had mary Ann, then something happened between 1801 and 1820 for the now single Frances.

My only question...why would Mary Ann choose to go by BISHOP when she 19 when Frances and Vincent Bishop married?

Re: Blaine/Bishop/?Clark?

bearcub762002 — 2008-04-20 17:37:16Z

Ive recorded the info for further research...it's POSSIBLE any Native American blood was on the Traugh side?

Also, it's possible she lived with Frances and Vincent for a time, thereby identifying herself ALSO as a Bishop.

BUT....

The only Bishop head of household in Westmoreland (Donegal) in 1820 is a "Lucinda Bishop"...cant confirm any relation to Vincent....no their whereabouts.

Re: Blaine/Bishop/?Clark?

bearcub762002 — 2008-06-23 00:48:59Z

FYI.update.

IF Vincent had a another wife prior to Fannie? it was a Sarah Brewer.

Re: Marc(k) anthony Blaine/ N.W.Ohio

bannedjimmy — 2008-08-05 01:19:24Z

Us Blaines are out here. This is Oren Junior Blaine's son Oren (Jim). I left a thread on the other post on here. I would like to see what kind of info you have on the family.
thanks,
Jim

Re: Marc(k) anthony Blaine/ N.W.Ohio

bannedjimmy — 2008-08-05 01:16:34Z

Hi, I am a Blaine. Marc and Mabel Blaine were my grandparents. Oren Junior Blaine was my father. There are six of us "children" of Oren's. Carl(Mick),Danette,Susan,Harold,Oren(Jim), and William. Dad had his sister Agnes and his brother Floyd.

Re: Blaine\Blane from Castlebar, Mayo to Canada\US

S_cadden — 2008-07-20 18:27:14Z

I have not found a whole lot on the Blaines. Sara Fahey's grandson is Tom Gillespie who is editor of the local paper in Castlebar "The Connaught Telegraph". He is also a second cousin of mine but I have not spoken to him since his mother and sister died within a few days of each other about two years ago. Sara and Willie Fahey had four in family John, Josephine, Denis, and Patty who was married to Dick Gillispie.John married but had no children Josephine died of TB when she was about 20 and Denny never married and died in the lat 70's

BLAINE FAMILY - SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA

jamesmgray1 — 2009-03-04 10:05:28Z

I am trying to compile a complete list of all the descendants of Confederate American Civil War veteran James Blaine who was born in Sydney, Australia, who are now living in Australia and New Zealand. If anyone could provide me with the names, city and state in which any of these descendants live it would be greatly appreciated. Please include information as to how you know they are descendants. I also need ANY information relating to John James Blaine's life, military service and death that anyone can provide. Any help will be greatly appreciated. jamesmgray@bigpond.com

Re: Blaine family

jamesmgray1 — 2009-02-23 05:56:37Z

Could he be related to, John Blaine, Sergeant, Co 30th Pennsylvania Infantry (born Sydney, Australia and died Philadelphia, USA? jamesmgray@bigpond.com

Re: John Blaine

jamesmgray1 — 2009-02-23 05:52:38Z

Could he be the, or related to, John Blaine, Sergeant, Co 30th Pennsylvania Infantry (born Sydney, Australia and died Philadelphia, USA? jamesmgray@bigpond.com

Re: John Blaine

jamesmgray1 — 2009-02-23 05:49:26Z

Could he be the, or related to, John Blaine, Sergeant, Co 30th Pennsylvania Infantry (born Sydney, Australia and died Philadelphia, USA: jamesmgray@bigpond.com

Re: James G. Blaine

jamesmgray1 — 2009-02-23 05:46:49Z

Could he be related to James Blain was born in Sydney, Australia and migrated to the United States. His residence in the U.S. was not listed, but on March 17, 1862 he enlisted as a Private and was mustered into Company "E", Pennsylvania 95th Infantry Regiment. Blain was wounded at Cold Harbor, Virginia on June 10, 1864, had an Intra Regimental Company Transfer on November 2, 1864 from Company “E” to Company “D”; and was discharged for disability on December 31, 1864. jamesmgray@bigpond.com

JOHN BLAINE

jamesmgray1 — 2009-02-23 04:52:35Z

I am trying to compile a complete list of all the descendants of Confederate American Civil War veteran John Blaine who was born in Sydney, Australia and supposedly died in Philadelphia, who are now living in Australia and New Zealand. If anyone could provide me with the names, city and state in which any of these descendants live it would be greatly appreciated. Please include information as to how you know they are descendants. I also need ANY information relating to John Blaine's life, military service and death that anyone can provide. Any help will be greatly appreciated. jamesmgray@bigpond.com

JAMES BLAINE

jamesmgray1 — 2009-02-23 04:50:11Z

Re: Charles Blain or Blaine

slthompson1980 — 2008-08-01 12:53:52Z

Thank you for this information - I had located it once & lost this and couldn't remember where I'd seen it. I'll be sure to check the census records again and make sure I record it properly! I believe that John Blaine and Charles Blaine were brothers. I found information on them in a book on the history of Ross County - with their parents listed as Charles and Sallie (Gaines) Blaine.

Susan

Re: Bessie Slaine

slthompson1980 — 2008-08-01 12:49:24Z

Thank you for this information, and yes I am interested in anything on Mildred Blain Tracy - I am a great-great-granddaughter of Mildred. Ethel Tracy Keefer is my great-grandmother.

You can email me at slthompson@ctcn.net

Susan

Bessie Slaine

slthompson1980 — 2008-07-05 21:57:14Z

I just received this picture from a cousin. I'm guessing that the information on the back should be deciphered to mean: The picture is of Cousin Bessie Slaine who is the daughter of "Aunt Sally," and Aunt Sally is the sister of Grandfather Blaine (who would be Charles Blaine who married Sarah Jane Hess). Bessie died of typhoid fever when I (Ethel Tracy Keefer) was 6 years old - 48 years ago. Mother (Ethel Tracy Keefer). The date would make Bessie death in 1896, but Ethel was 6 years old in 1893.

The only additional information I have that may help is that Charles (b. 1933 d. 1899) is the son of Charles and Sallie (or Sarah) Gaines Blain(e) and that Charles also has a brother named John (b. 1825 d. unknown) who married a Hannah Slain. The brothers lived in Ross and Pike Counties in Ohio.

If anyone has any information on any of the names in the picture, I'd appreciate any help that I can get!

Susan

Re: Goldie Blaine

jseni1952 — 2008-05-31 01:56:23Z

I am not related, just trying to help. Do you have any info on Goldie's children?
My email jseni1952@yahoo.com

Stokley and Rose Blaine from TN

AneesahAli — 2009-03-20 05:54:34Z

Stokley and Rose Blaine are my great-grandparents. I'd like to have more information about them or their descendents. Thank you!

blaines from germany?

ehrhardt48609 — 2008-09-10 13:25:12Z

Looking for information on a Chris or Christ Blaine born in Germany. Died in Canada.

Sandra Della Blaine b. NC

jerrybblaine — 2008-12-23 16:05:15Z

Hi
I am seeking ANY information on a Sandra Della Blaine, b. 1945 NC. Parents were Bernard Joseph Blaine and Erma Mae Ray. Thanks
Jerry Blaine

Re: i am a blaine

kelseydenette — 2007-11-20 23:11:17Z

Dennis Blaine is my great-grandfather. He was born in 1900, and did die in Albany in 1975. I believe I saw that someone was looking for his obituary, at one point, and have information about his family.

Dennis Blaine married Rose Ellis in New York, and they did settle in Albany. They had two children, Mary (my grandmother) and Frank.

My grandmother married John Tervay, and they had six children - Colleen, Maureen, Kathleen, Eileen, John and James (Jim).

Jim has two children, one of whom is named Blaine =]

BLAINE Thos Dudley 1934

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 2008-10-31 11:49:41Z

BLAINE Thos Dudley 1934

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

This is one of the 197,487 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com If you know more about this person please reply here.

Re: Charles Blain or Blaine

14vonnie — 2008-08-01 09:54:06Z

1850 PIKE CO CENSUS LISTS HH: JOHN BLAINE AGE 24, HANNAH M BLAINE AGE 18, NANCY ????? AGE 32, SARAH J 5, JOHN 4, & SAMUEL 3 AND CHARLES BLAINE AGE 17. 1880 PIKE CO CENSUS LISTS JOHN, HANNAH AND SON WILLIAM BLAINE.

Re: Bessie Slaine

14vonnie — 2008-08-01 09:32:32Z

SCIOTO TWP, ROSS CO CENSUS 1860 PG 208 LISTS HH: WM. CHANDLER AGE 50, HANNAH BLAIN AGE 46 AND SARAH BLAIN AGE 22. SCIOTO TWP CENSUS 1870 LISTS HH: WM CHANDLER AGE 60 AND HANNAH CHANDLER AGE 56. NEXT HH: STEPHEN SLANE AGE 35 AND SARAH SLANE AGE 32. JACKSON TWP, PIKE CO 1880 CENSUS LISTS HH: SARAH SLANE AND DAUGHTERS LAURA AGE 9, EDNA AGE 6, AND BESSIE AGE 4 AND MOTHER HANNAH BLAIN AGE 65. NEXT HH IS JOHN AGE 54, HANNAH AGE 47 AND SON WM. BLAIN AGE 22. SCIOTO TWP 1900 HH LISTS: SARAH SLANE AND LAURA AND EDNA AND MOTHER HANNAH BLAINE BORN IN 1814. IS THIS YOUR BESSIE?

I AM THE GRANDDAUGHTER OF CARRIE BLAINE RETHERFORD WHO IS THE DAUGHTER OF CHARLES BLAINE AND SARAH JANE HESS. I JUST BEGAN GENEALOGY MAY 08. I ALSO HAVE CORRECTIONS TO MILDRED TRACY'S OBIT IF YOU'RE INTERESTED.

Re: Bessie Slaine

14vonnie — 2008-08-01 09:24:54Z

SCIOTO TWP, ROSS CO CENSUS 1860 PG 208 LISTS HH: WM. CHANDLER AGE 50, HANNAH BLAIN AGE 46 AND SARAH BLAIN AGE 22. SCIOTO TWP CENSUS 1870 LISTS HH: WM CHANDLER AGE 60 AND HANNAH CHANDLER AGE 56. NEXT HH: STEPHEN SLANE AGE 35 AND SARAH SLANE AGE 32. JACKSON TWP, PIKE CO 1880 CENSUS LISTS HH: SARAH SLANE AND DAUGHTERS LAURA AGE 9, EDNA AGE 6, AND BESSIE AGE 4 AND MOTHER HANNAH BLAIN AGE 65. NEST HH IS JOHN AGE 54, HANNAH M AGE 47 AND SON WM. BLAIN AGE 22. SCIOTO TWP 1900 HH LISTS: SARAH SLAND AND LAURA AND EDNA AND MOTHER HANNAH BLAINE BORN IN 1814. IS THIS YOUR BESSIE?

I AM THE GRANDDAUGHTER OF CARRIE BLAINE RETHERFORD WHO IS THE DAUGHTER OF CHARLES BLAINE AND SARAH JANE HESS. I JUST BEGAN GENEALOGY MAY 08. I ALSO HAVE CORRECTIONS TO MILDRED TRACY'S OBIT IF YOU'RE INTERESTED.

Re: Blaine\Blane from Castlebar, Mayo to Canada\US

bigginsandhughes1 — 2008-07-19 21:29:22Z

Sean
Sarah was a daughter of James blain & mary Hopkins

Re: Blaine\Blane from Castlebar, Mayo to Canada\US

bigginsandhughes1 — 2008-07-19 21:25:30Z

Sean
My grandfather was Charles Blaine, who moved from Crimlin to Hollymount about 1929. He was married to Anne Mcmyler. Sarah Fahy was his sister. As far as I know there was nine in that family. Charles, Catherine, Sarah, margaret, James, Willie, Anna maria, John & Denis. I am trying to get more details for my family tree ( past & present ) so if you have info I would be delighted to share.

Will of James C. Blaine probated

maryachtrh — 2009-03-27 04:36:07Z

Appears in the Terrell Times-Star, Terrell, Kaufman County, Texas, 24 February 1893 ...

The will of the late James C. Blaine has been probated. It gives to each of his children the sum of fifty dollars and to each of his grandchildren twenty-five dollars. The rest of his fortune, which amounts to a considerable sum, is given to his wife.

Marriage of Mr. Finis Stevenson to Miss Lovey Blaine

maryachtrh — 2009-03-24 00:01:21Z

Appears in the Terrell Times-Star, Terrell, Kaufman County, Texas, 24 June 1892 ...

Mr. Finis Stevenson and Lovey Blaine, elopers from College Mound neighborhood, rushed into the city last Sunday, and hastening to the residence of Mr. Jake Beck, were united in marriage by Elder K. F. Polk. The bride we learn is only fifteen years of age and the groom is but nineteen, The parents of Mrs. Stevenson are deeply incensed over the elopement.