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blue marriage 1857

grendav2001 — 2 Jan 2009 12:41:44 GMT

for blue researchers

the marriage at holy trinity church in hartlepool, england,
on 8th june 1857:

angus blue, aged 23 and a blacksmith.
son of duncan blue a gardener.

unity mcgandy, aged 25 and a spinster.
daughter of james mcgandy a labourer.

witnesses were alexander dirk and elizabeth fergus.

BENJAMIN FRANKLIN CARTER and ELLEN BLUE DESCENDANTS

GBaragona — 1 Oct 2008 11:41:28 GMT

I'm trying to find descendants of Benjamin Franklin Carter and Ellen Blue who were married April 21, 1895, in Washington County, Florida (Book D, Page 53, listed on Washington County GenWeb site.) They had at least eight children from 1896 through 1916--Eva, Gresham David, Walter, Ethel, Irene, Buell F., Woodrow W., and Pauline. The family is in the 1920 Washington County, Florida census, but seems to "disappear" in 1930. I did find Gresham David Carter in the 1930 Caddo Parish, Louisiana census, but have not located any of the others in 1930.

If you have any information about this family after 1920, I would appreciate your sharing.

I would also like to know whether the Ellen Blue who Benjamin Franklin Carter married is by chance Hester Ellen Blue, daughter of Thomas Jefferson Blue and Adeline Augusta Miller. My "gut" feeling is that they are the same; however, I have no real proof.

Thanks in advance for any information you can provide.

500 Hundred Blue's in the Civil War.

dsegelquist — 18 Nov 2008 7:13:27 GMT

I have posted over 500 hundred names of Blue, from the civil war, if you are looking for a Blue ancestor this may be the site for you.

Dennis Segelquist
Civilian & Military Surname Searcher
http://www.civilwarthosesurnames.blogspot.com

500 Hundred Blue's in the Civil War.

dsegelquist — 18 Nov 2008 7:09:22 GMT

BLUE Howard M 1913-1963

t42Moore — 23 Oct 2008 5:00:59 GMT

BLUE Howard M 1913-1963

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 196,737 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com If you know more about this person please reply here.

Death of Alvin Blue near Harrisburg, Oklahoma

maryachtrh — 16 Oct 2008 4:00:25 GMT

Appears in The Ravia Weekly, Friday, 7 October 1910, Johnston County, Oklahoma

Mysterious Death Near Harriburg

Duncan, Oklahoma - When the family of Alvin Blue returned to the house from the cotton field Monday at noon near Harrisburg, this county, they found his dead body lying on the floor with a shot gun by his side. An inquest was held and a verdict of suicide rendered. Later evidence was discovered that leads the officers to the belief that Blue was murdered, though there is no clue to the perpetrators.

Georgia Blue's

Blue2210 — 16 Jun 2008 5:46:56 GMT

Unfortunately I don't know too much about my great grandfather but I do know his name was Julius Blue and he married a woman by the name of Victoria. My grandfather was one of I believe 23 children. According to my father, Rayford Blue Jr., his grandfather mentioned that he had brothers, several in fact. However, beyond that...he would never speak of his family or where he came from. As the story goes, Julius and his brother's may have been in some sort of trouble, and on the run from white men for some reason, and agreed to part company and never contact one another again, so that if one of them were caught, they would not be able to give up the other brothers. Rumor has it that they all went to different states, some possibly in North and South Carolina and maybe even up north to the Illinois area and beyond.

My brother actually attended college in SC and met a preacher there by the last name Blue who shared a similar story about his grandfather. According to my dad, there was a striking resemblance between Reverend Blue of SC's son and my brother who was attending college there. It was as if they could have been brother's, my dad said.

I also ran into a lady at the Atlanta Airport from Illinois with the same last name, Blue who also had a similar story about her grandfather; he showed up there with no real past and he was on the run for some reason but would never talk about where he came from either. If anyone knows anything else, please feel free to share.

ALMA BLUE

JamesClark54 — 1 Oct 2008 7:51:28 GMT

Looking for info on a Alma BLUE. James Monroe Winter and Alma Blue applied for a marriage license in Chickasaw Co, Ms in the 1860's. There was no return on this license so do not know if they got married or not. In the 1870 census his wife was Sarah.

Can anyone help with this

Blue Family Booklet

DGreen2514 — 17 May 2002 10:28:52 GMT

This is to all of you who requested a copy of the Blue Family Booklet. I have been extremely ill for quite some time now so I just today got replies to you all. I hope I got to everyone. If you did not get a copy of the booklet and you want one, just contact me again. I sent it out as an attachment. It was written on Microsoft Word. If anyone has trouble opening it, let me know and I will send you a hard copy. My copy machine is working again so it would not be any trouble to make copies. I do hope this booklet helps some of you with info about your folks. If you have any success, please let me know.
While you all are looking for your folks, please keep an eye open for my Amaziah Blue. Our family is posted on the National Blue Family Association website under "Unconnected families" It is the only one with Amaziah. I'm beginning to think he was found under a cabbage plant.

Doris

Annetje Blaw/Abraham Ouke

springsf — 13 Sep 2008 9:46:45 GMT

I was wondering if anyone knows if the Sarah Ouke that is married to Roelof Van Houten is the same Sarah Ouke that is the daughter of Abraham Ouke & Annetje Blaw (or Blue)? Abraham & Annetje also had a daughter named Lea. I found this in the list of Baptisms of New Amsterdam Reformed Dutch Church 1731-1800. It makes it sound like Sara and Lea are sisters and their daughters:

1769 Jun 04; Jakob Losie, Lea Ouke; Jannetje; Roelof Van Houten & wife Sara Ouke

I'm not sure, though. Does anyone know if this is true or not?? Please let me know!!!

Blue Family-Texas

ericamurphy01 — 18 Aug 2008 8:51:03 GMT

Hello to all,
I have just started doing research on my family and was hoping to get some help. Here is the information I have compiled and if anyone sounds familiar to you, please let me know. From what I've found, they have all lived in Texas.

Alex and Mandy Blue
children:Ambus, Will, Liza, Earle, Pearle, Leslie, Roy, Leger

Ambus and Ida Blue
children: Birdie, Minnie, Catherine, Lena, JC, William, Gayzetta, Gracie, Billie,

Any information you may have will be greatly appreciated!

Any African American Blues Out there

leeblue — 11 Jun 2003 3:47:22 GMT

My ggg-grandfather was Jacob Blue. He was born around 1805. He first appears on the 1870 Texas Census in Chambers County. He had a daughter named Jane and a son named Sam. Sam Blue had a son name Desra.

Any help would be appreciated.

Blue/Browning family connection

sheilamsb — 6 Aug 2008 3:28:49 GMT

I'm searching for a connection between the Blue and Browning families, likely in Pike or Bullock Co., Alabama. Both families were in GA prior to coming to Alabama and were perhaps both in NC prior to that.

My ggrandfather, Wiley Browning, was born in Pike Co. AL in 1854. He married Exa Ann Law in Bullock Co. prior to migrating to Texas. William Browning (born in GA in 1810), his wife, Nancy ??, and children William, John, Joseph, James, and Wiley were listed in the 1860 Census in Pike Co. Prior to her death my grandmother recalled a connection with the Blue family back in AL. Perhaps one of my grandmother's uncles married a Blue or maybe William's wife was a Blue.

Can anyone help make this connection?
Sheila

BLUE family, NJ>OH>IN>TX

DHughes0943 — 9 Oct 2005 12:21:02 GMT

I am looking for info on this family line.
James L. Blue, b. abt 1799 in NJ. wife Electa L, b. abt 1799 in NY.
James L, died bet. 1860/ 1870 in Dallas County, TX
Electa died after 1880 census in Dallas County, TX

Children:
Elizabeth, b. abt 1825 in Ohio
James M., b. abt 1827 in Ohio
Daniel H., b. abt 1840 in Indiana

James M married Jane ? abt 1858, she was b. abt 1836 in MO. James died bet. 1860/1870, Jane died bet 1863/1870.

Children:
Electa b. abt 1859 in TX
James M b. abt 1863 in TX

Electa married W W Leonard abt 1879 in Dallas County, TX
James M. married Emma Jackson abt 1889

RE: William (Bill) Blue

mctooky — 16 Jun 2008 5:20:56 GMT

Hello, I am searching for anyone related to this gentleman, William (Bill) Blue. Here in Winnipeg Manitoba, in and around 1965-68. At that time I was about 12 years old and wasn't interested in him at all.Like where he came from,If he was married at the time, where he lived, Until now 30 years later, I've started my family tree and he is a part of my tree. I'm sorry, I have very little information on him, so any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, talk soon, bye for now. my email address is mccallum_debbie@hotmail.com.

Montgomery nc

vmonkey561 — 3 Jun 2008 10:37:54 GMT

Looking for any old photos that anyone may have of the Montgomery County NC Blue or Alexander family. I also have old photos that I am willing share as well. You can email me directly at Allredbeebop@yahoo.com Thanks. Brandy

Obituary: Joe R. Buchholz, II

semo_dan — 22 May 2008 2:09:50 GMT

Joe R. Buchholz, II, died on Feb, 23, 2002. He was the beloved husband of Tara R. Buchholz (nee Blue); dearest father of Kyle Robert and Collin Joseph Buchholz; dear son of Joseph Sr. and Helen Buchholz (nee Ochs); dear brother of Kristina (Randy) McKee, Ginny Ponnath, Bradley (Teresa) Buchholz and Beth (James) Glass; dear grandson of Helen Zaegel, dear son in law of Bob and Wanda Blue.

Our dear brother in law, uncle, nephew, cousin and friend to many.

Joe worked as a salesman for Caravan Products and was a member of the Bakers association of Chicago.

Funeral Wednesday Feb, 27 2002, 1:00 PM at Redeemer Lutheran Church 1620 Boyd St. De Soto, [Jefferson County] Missouri. Interment Resurrection Cemetery.

Donations to Commerce Bank of Festus (Mo) where an account has been set up in Tara’s name to benefit their children.

Visitation Tuesday February 26, 2002, from 3:00 until 8:00 PM at the R.D. Brown Funeral Home. 103 Fourth St. Hillsboro, Mo. and Wednesday at the Church from 11:00 AM until 12 Noon.

Blues from McNeill's, Moore County, North Carolina

digital_eye — 21 May 2008 3:56:27 GMT

NBFA Number S1.1.5.7
Father Pallrick Born 1839

My family members are linked to the NBFA number S1.1.5.7 shown on this weblink http://blue-census.tripod.com/NC%201900b.htm I need a little help since I cannot find that number on The National Blue Family Association website ://members.tripod.com/blue_family/contents.htm. I would appreciate just a little nudge in the right direction. I have traced every thing forward to this Census but cannot go any further.

Relative to Mary Blue/Smith/Gaupp

Seeking info about Margaret McMillan from Canada

bassett2girls — 27 Apr 2008 12:08:12 GMT

Margaret McMillan born March 10, 1840 in Alexandria, Canada; married Lemuel Allen in 1865 in Canada; moved to Iowa in 1871; died in 1920. Their children were: Dougal, Susan, Margaret, Hamlet, Edgar, Agnes, Mollie, Isabella, Info I have is her father's name was Dougal McMillan. I have no information regarding her mother's name and would like to have some info about that, as well as any information about Dougal McMillan and his parents.

Hampshire Co., WV...Keziah m Lambert, Julia Ann m Flanagan

LOUANN_CAMERON — 24 Apr 2008 9:26:56 GMT

Can anyone tell me how these families are connected? I know this much, but still can't tie my data together:

1. John Flanagan m 1)Eleanor Rees 2)Julia Ann Blue. I show 1 daughter Eliza from his first marriage & 7 children from his second. One old history says his first wife was Julia Ann Hollenback, but the marriage record I found lists her name as Blue.

2. Keziah Blue m 1)John Lambert 2)Isaac Hollenback. I don't know if she had Lambert children. Isaac had children by his first wife, Susannah Johnson, but none with Keziah.

3. I have a deed from John B. Lease, wife Susan who migrated to Green Co., WI, dated 1854 selling their interest in the estate of John Lambert, deceased to John Flanagan. It states that they have legal standing based on the Will of John Lambert.

Was Susan a Lambert? Why would they sell to John Flanagan? Were Keziah & Julia Ann sisters? Who are the parents of John B. Lease? I show John Lambert d 1849, buried in Greenwall cemetery.

4. I have two other deeds from Isaac Hollenback & Kesiah, his wife, to Samuel Flanagan, William Flanagan, John Robert Flanagan, George Taylor Flanagan, & Mary Bell Flanagan, children of John Flanagan, and any other children said John Flanagan may have by his present wife for the consideration of natural affection they have for said children and $1.00. for all the lands of John Lambert, deceased.

There is a second deed with all the same people conveying livestock. These deeds are dated December 1858. They are explicit that only those named, or their heirs, are included, and no other persons whatsoever.

My list of children for John Flanagan has two additional children not listed, Keziah V. and Sarah.

Does anyone have the will of John Lambert? If John & Keziah had children, why would she leave out her children? Assuming that Keziah & Julia Ann were sisters, the Flanagan children would be her nieces & nephews. Are they sisters?

I'd appreciate any information anyone has to offer on any of these families that might bring some clarity to these families' relationships.

LouAnn in NC

Blues of Black Ancestry

Lee Blue — 27 Jan 2000 7:52:18 GMT

Any information would greatly appreciated. Here's my lineage:

Jacob Blue - Great, Great, Great
Samuel Blue - Great, Great
Desra Blue - Great

It's my understanding that Jacob Blue was born around 1805. Most likely he was a slave. He might have been the slave of Duncan Blue or his brother Angus.

Blue's from Southern Pines, N.C.

Rick Blue — 16 May 2000 11:14:32 GMT

Looking for info on Blue's from Southern Pines, N.C.

My Ggrandfather was David Blue married to Eliza
My grandfather was John Calvin Blue married Martha Evans

Looking for connections to the Evans Blue's
Martha Evans was from Apex, N.C.

David was a Horse Mule trader, his wife was Native American

my great grandfather

TGemberling — 6 Oct 2002 11:46:13 GMT

if anyone has any info about thomas charles blue please notify me i know he had 1 son with rada rowe huff . thanks

Hannah Blue born abt 1801 in Penn.

Barbara — 30 Oct 2002 2:07:49 GMT

I am looking for connections of my 3rd great grandmother Hannah Blue. The census we have her on says she was born in Penn abt 1801. She married David Purdun/Pardun (and several other spellings) about 1823. We don't know if her last name was spelled Blue or another spelling but her second son was Hosea Blue Purdun. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks Barbara

The Blue Family of Hampshire County,WV

JanDishon28 — 28 Jul 2004 6:18:53 GMT

I have no connection to the Blue family but found this and thought someone might want it.Taken from"History of Hampshire County, West Virginia From Its Earliest Settlement to the Present" By Hu Maxwell and H. L. Swisher Morgantown, West Virginia A. Brown Boughner, Printer 1897

"THE BLUE FAMILY,-- The Blue family were among the earliest settlers in Hampshire County, if not the very earliest. There were three brothers, John, Uriah, and Michael, the two latter making their homes near Shepherdstown, while John settled about five miles north of Romney, and was the founder ot the Blue family in Hampshire County. They came from New Jersey to Virgina early in the seventeenth century. They came to New Jersey from Holland in the early years of the colonization of the United States. They were, therefore, among the pioneers upon the Western Continent; and in all the generations since then they have been influential and useful citizens. The family, so far as their history can be traced in Holland, were in affluent circumstances.
The date at which John Blue came to Hampshire County is fixed partly by tradition and partly by family record. His son John (grandfather of the present John Blue) was twelve years old when he came with his father to Hampshire. He died in 1791, aged seventy-eight years. That would prove that he came to Hampshire in 1725. If such was the case, he was about eight or ten years earlier than the usually accepted earliest settlement of the South Branch Valley. This John Blue, who died in 1791, left his property by will to his wife and his thirteen children. The names of these children were as follows: Uriah, Abraham, John, Jacob, David, Michael, Garrett, William, Jesse, Benjamin, Elizabeth, Hannah, and Margaret."

There are also small write ups on James R. Blue (b1855), James P. Blue (b1833), J. H. Blue (b1847) and Michael Blue(b1819). I have these as well if anyone is interested.

Are there any African American Blue's out there?

568377 — 25 Dec 2007 7:48:31 GMT

My name is George Blue. My Grandfather was George A. Blue, born 1880 in Columbus Co., N.C. Died 1949 in Clinton, N.C. He was twice married, first to Pollie J. Lennon to that union were four children, Lette, Roosevelt , Willis l., (my father, 1909-1976), and Babie. The second wife was Lizzie Powell, and they had seven children, Emma, Henry, Elvie, Samuel Naomi, Dallas I., George H. All of the above are deceased. My Grandfather's Father was Hieram, and his Mother was Elizar. He had one Brother, Walter W. My Grandfather's, Grandmother was name Ann, and she was a slave own by farmer, Duncan Blue (b. 1816) whose wife was Annie Ray. His parents were Daniel and Margaret Ray. My Great Grandmother Ann had two other children, Mary J., and Marshall. I traced the (b. 1816) Duncan Blue family to his parents Duncan (b. 1741), and Margaret Graham. Dougal, and Mary McLaurin were Duncan's (b. 1741) parents. Duncan was born 1741 - North Kanapsdale, Argyleshire, Scotland, and passed away Sep 23, 1828 - Cumberland, North Carolina where it seems was place where the majority of black Blue's were born, and some of the white's. From the lineage of Duncan, (b. 1816) I found Malcolm Blue, and Sarah Smith parents to Dougal who were both born in North Kanapsdale, Argyleshire, Scotland in 1700, and 1710 respectively. At some point Dougal moved to Montgomery, Alabama, and passed away in 1836.

Dugald Blue

Garrick Blue — 6 May 2003 7:08:23 GMT

Looking for information on my GGGrandfather Dugald Blue from Scotland. Arrived in America 17 Sept 1894 on the ship Furnessia with his wife Elizabeth Smith Blue. Settled in RI and had 11 children (Dugald Jr., Alexander, Robert, Victor, Tricia, Roderick, Kenneth, Elizabeth, Robert, James and Clarence Jr.) Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Blue Family Ancestry - IN, KY

Paula Brown — 19 Dec 1999 6:53:01 GMT

Searching for information on Douglas Blue who married Elizabeth Newman. They had 6 known children: Emmaline (Blue) Ford (b: May 6, 1909; d: Aug 21, 1941), Mrs. Preston Shelton, Mrs. Tyrus Freels, Gwendlyn Blue, Edward Blue (all of Evansville, IN), and Mrs. J. T. Minnear (Pineville, W. VA). Emmaline Ford had two known children: William Boyd and Mary Catherine (Ford) Brown.

Mayflower Descendents

marisue150 — 17 Feb 2008 9:21:09 GMT

I am new to ancestry. As I grew up the story always swirled that my ancestor, Pricilla Mullins, came off of the Mayflower. I have purchased from Plymouth Plantation the past three generations from the time Pricilla left
England on the voyage. She met John Alden on the boat and
they married soon after. All of the other family members died in the first winter. She survived and had 10 - 11 children (no name on the 11th).
I don't know if anyone out there has done this search from the Mayflower. Do I begin with my name to begin with?? or with Pricilla Mullins??
Thanks - this is exciting.
MS Mullins

Daniel Blue In Georgia

MICHEALMACK18 — 15 Feb 2008 12:01:08 GMT

Looking for any info on slaves he might have owned one very special Lena who was my ggg grandmother.

thank you Micheal poboy_63@yahoo.com

Louise Blue, born CO, lived NY, OH

alwayshope88 — 7 Feb 2008 6:21:06 GMT

I have an old photo found at an antique mall of Louise Blue taken in 1892 in Cleveland, OH. She is on the 1900 Queens, NY census with husband Benjamin and children. Daughter Minnie Blue is also listed on the 1900 Queens, NY census, and I have a picture of her as well, as a child. This is not my family, but if anyone has anything further to add, that would be great.

Blue in New York, NY

alwayshope88 — 30 Jan 2008 1:35:06 GMT

I have an old photo purchased at an antique store from the late 1800s or early 1900s of 2 children, and on the back it reads Minnie Blue and Luke Blue (I think it says Luke--difficult to read). I am assuming they are siblings. The photographer was in New York, NY. They are not my family but any information appreciated.

Marriage of Barney Blue to Miss Elsie Clay

maryachtrh — 25 Oct 2007 10:44:41 GMT

Appears in "The Landmark" 7 February 1914 Rush Springs, Grady County, Oklahoma

A marriage license has been issued to Barney Blue and Miss Elsie Clay, both of Rush Springs. Good wishes of friends accompany them.

Blue Tree

joannwhitchurch76 — 2 Jan 2008 11:59:26 GMT

i do think my husbond flamily great grand mother is a doughter of groge and sueanna blue

Blue family Argyll Scotland

jearl — 6 Nov 2001 2:43:28 GMT

Have two Blue lines...one is descended from Donald Blue and Grace McAlister of Killean, Argyll, Scotland. The other is descended from John Blue and Mary McIntyre from Kilcalmonell and Kilberry, Argyll. They had large families so there are many descendents out there. Are we related? regards, Jeanett (Blue) Earl

Blue's In East Texas

memej61 — 9 Apr 2002 3:49:08 GMT

i'm looking for info on my great-grandma. She married charlie burton blue in canton tx. Charlie is buried in Carter Cemetary in Van Zandt county. I think she re-married and her last name was Huff, she is buried in VanZandt county, but i dont know where. I had heard she was half, Blackfoot Indian. Does anyone have any info on her> Her maiden name was Minnie L. Everett
Thanks,
Janice

Eliza Jane Blue

richardtrinkner — 9 Dec 2007 12:29:03 GMT

I'm seeking information on an Eliza Jane Blue, who, according to the 1870 census, was born in Texas. She married John Gardiner Telfrd and finally died in in 1888 in Arkansas. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Ann Blue of Antrim

finnmac2000 — 24 Nov 2007 8:00:38 GMT

Still researching Ann Blue, daughter of Patrick Blue, who married Andrew Coushnaghan 17 Nov 1871 Loughguil, County Antrim. Andrew later changed the family name to Cassidy and several of their children settled in Renfrewshire and Northumberland. Some offspring adopted the Cassidy name but some remaining in Ireland retained Coushnaghan/ Cushnahan.

Any help appreciated.

Blue/Jones

KSINCE — 7 Sep 2001 2:53:09 GMT

My great-grandmother was Ada Blue, married Andrew Jones, they had 2 daughters, Alma and Effie Inez. Alma married Jess Tucker. Anyone with more infor, please help!! Thanks - Kim KInce@texinet.net

Leroy Blue - Colo/Missouri

ellnel1 — 31 Jul 2005 6:16:35 GMT

Leroy Blue was born about 1906 in Colorado. His parents were Minnie Belle (Allen )Brittell of Nebraska and James H. Blue of Indiana. Minnie had been previously married to William Brittell. The family was living in Colorado in 1910, but by 1920 they were all living in Willow Springs, Howell County, Missouri. In 1920, Minnie was raising Leroy and her granddaughter, Lucille Barnes. James Blue must have died sometime after 1920, and by 1930 Minnie was remarried to a Williamson. She died in 1935. Unknown what became of Leroy Blue - hoping to hear from any descendant to exchange family information.

Angus Blue, b. 1733, Isle of Jura, Scotland

Joe Blue — 13 May 1999 7:49:45 GMT

Looking for all ancestors of Angus Blue. You can see what I have already at URL:

http://members.aol.com/jblue46498/blue.htm

BLUE, NC

Beebop79 — 24 Feb 2005 5:01:28 GMT

I am searching for info. on John Blue born ca1812 and Catherine Lindsey Blue born ca1835. John and Catherine settled in Cumberland county NC. Their children were Flora A., Daniel A., Mary, Margret (known as Maggie, married John Barber in 1880), Colon L. (married Mary Medlin 1895), and Jane Blue. John and Catherine were married Aug. 6, 1851 in Cumberland county. Seems that John may have been in the Robeson county 1850 census living with his mother Isabella Blue. If you have any info. please let me know. My e-mail is Beebop79@aol.com

Sarah Blue - Benjamin Sherfick

EleanorPhillips33 — 27 Jun 2001 8:34:40 GMT

Husband's ancestor Sarah Blue born 18 Nov 1799 married Benjamin Sherfick 06 Sep 1821 Harrison Co., OH & died 16 Oct 1852 Washington Co., OH; Benjamin died in Shoals, Martin Co., IN (he born MD). Anyone have ancestor info for Sarah? Any siblings?

Blue James Asa

Victor_C_Harris — 27 May 2007 3:39:04 GMT

Seattle Times 26 May 2007
1929 Wichita KS--23 May 2007 WA

Frances (Fannie)Blue

TonyBolin — 2 Apr 2002 10:22:27 GMT

Hi,

I am researching Fannie Blue, my g.g.g.grandmother. She was born 11 Oct 1797 in Pa or possibly Ohio. She married Zadock Howard( b.@ 1795 in Greene Co.,Pa.), before 1820. They had 11 children together. She died 12 Mar 1838 in Morgan Co., Ohio. She is buried in the McConnelsville Cemetery. Any response would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Sue Bolin

SCOTT Susie BLUE .JPG

t42Crowley_TarCoTX — 24 Sep 2008 9:34:36 GMT

SCOTT_Susie_BLUE.JPG

Norman Guiling photographed this gravestone in the Crowley Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use the picture for your personal records.

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BLUE Lula .JPG

t42Crowley_TarCoTX — 24 Sep 2008 9:34:32 GMT

BLUE_Lula.JPG

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BLUE Sophrona ALLISON .JPG

t42Crowley_TarCoTX — 24 Sep 2008 9:34:25 GMT

BLUE_Sophrona_ALLISON.JPG

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BLUE Charles Asacar .JPG

t42Crowley_TarCoTX — 24 Sep 2008 9:34:21 GMT

BLUE_Charles_Asacar.JPG

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BLUE Cordelia Elnora .JPG

t42Crowley_TarCoTX — 24 Sep 2008 9:34:17 GMT

BLUE_Cordelia_Elnora.JPG

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BLUE Charles Edwin .JPG

t42Crowley_TarCoTX — 24 Sep 2008 9:34:12 GMT

BLUE_Charles_Edwin.JPG

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BLUE Francis Irene .JPG

t42Crowley_TarCoTX — 24 Sep 2008 9:34:08 GMT

BLUE_Francis_Irene.JPG

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BLUE Josie Elvira .JPG

t42Crowley_TarCoTX — 24 Sep 2008 9:34:04 GMT

BLUE_Josie_Elvira.JPG

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BLUE Albert .JPG

t42Crowley_TarCoTX — 24 Sep 2008 9:33:55 GMT

BLUE_Albert.JPG

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BLUE Minnie Rowena .JPG

t42Crowley_TarCoTX — 24 Sep 2008 9:33:57 GMT

BLUE_Minnie_Rowena.JPG

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BLUE _.JPG

t42Crowley_TarCoTX — 24 Sep 2008 9:33:59 GMT

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1st Lt. Shaun M. Blue of Munster, Ind., died April 16, 2007

I_Volunteer — 18 Apr 2007 1:58:07 GMT

On the Web:
http://www.defenselink.mil/releases/release.aspx?releaseid=1...
M
IMMEDIATE RELEASE No. 444-07
April 17, 2007
DoD Identifies Marine Casualty

The Department of Defense announced today the death of a Marine who was supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom.

1st Lt. Shaun M. Blue, 25, of Munster, Ind., died April 16 while conducting combat operations in Al Anbar province, Iraq. He was assigned to 2nd Battalion, 7th Marine Regiment, 1st Marine Division, I Marine Expeditionary Force, Twentynine Palms, Calif.

For more information in regard to this release the media can contact the Twentynine Palms public affairs office at (760) 830-5476.

looking to share info on blue family.

pearl blue — 18 Oct 1999 8:37:48 GMT

im looking to recive and share info about the Blue blood line. I am a related to, Daniel Harding Blue,from Texas, Steven blue,

POW/MIA Korean War, BLUE

raysestak126 — 12 Jan 2007 10:04:12 GMT

I am searching for the family of a soldier who was killed in the Korea War. When he entered service he gave New Orleans, La. as his home of record. His mother was Mrs Mildred Smith of New Orleans. His remains were never recovered.

Soldier: WILLIE EARL BLUE
Born: Jan. 23, 1931, Black
Date of loss: Aug. 31, 1950, MIA

When the Korean War ended the enemy never returned or accounted for over 8,000 of our servicemen. They died in their hands. That was over 50 years ago. Since that time DNA has been perfected and also they are recovering remains in North Korea. Our government is obligated to return those remains to the proper family. DNA samples have been obtained from most of the families of these missing soldiers. For various reasons some families have not been located. The Blue family is one of those missing.

When the remains are recovered and identified they will be returned to the family for proper burial. I am just an old (76 years) Combat Veteran out of the Korean War and thankful that I did return. I consider this a very noble cause and I hope that you can help in some way to find this family. For more information on the project you may go to http://www.jpac.pacom.mil/. My part in the program is to match up the lost families with the proper agency.

I will be grateful for any assistance in locating this family.

Harold Davis
40th Infantry Division
Korea ’52-‘53
910-791-2333
hgdavis@bellsouth.net

WELLAR Goldie Pearl BLUE .JPG

t42Bourland — 24 Sep 2008 9:34:38 GMT

WELLAR_Goldie_Pearl_BLUE.JPG

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BLUE Ira Vincent _1889-1971_.JPG

t42Bourland — 24 Sep 2008 9:34:42 GMT

BLUE_Ira_Vincent_1889-1971_.JPG

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Uriah Blue Sr.

MarySkelton29 — 15 Dec 2001 1:48:16 GMT

Hi, I'm a descendant of Uriah Blue Sr, died Miami Co Ohio,1829. Wife was Ruth ___ Possibly Blackford.

Blue of Knapdale/South Knapdale ARGYL SCT

ChristineB90 — 26 Dec 2006 8:25:41 GMT

Sarah Campbell(1806-1872) d/o Duncan and Sarah Graham (m 1790 at K Glassary), m John McCallum in 1833 in North Knapdale. Children: Archibald 1834-1859,Sarah 1836-?, John 1842-? a stonemason, Ann 1844-1929 at Ardrishaig SK m Duncan Blue a mariner and their son was Alexander Blue 1878-1956 Lochgilphead, retired school master of Ardrishaig SK

Ann Blue married to Andrew Cassidy/Cushnahan

finnmacool — 10 Dec 2004 7:35:07 GMT

I'm looking for any information on Ann(e) Blue who married Andrew Cassidy (death registered 23/10/1919. They came from Scotland, possibily Renfrew. Andrew was a carpenter and his sons were employed in ship building. Any information on Ann would be greatly appreciated.

Abner F. Blue b. 1860 MS or GA; d. in TX

Harold Gosnell — 18 Oct 2006 12:47:30 GMT

Looking for the parents of Abner F. Blue b. 1860: one Census
says that he was born in GA., and another says that he was
born in MS.

His was in the 1900, 1910 and 1920 Census of Comanche
Co., Texas. Wife's name was Sarah.

Thanks
Harold

LOOKING FOR STEPHEN BLUE.

bluebarr1 — 21 Nov 2006 12:27:09 GMT

Hi, i'm looking for STEPHEN BLUE.Son of the late Christopher Francis Blue.Stephen is believed to have come from the Hexham Drive.Scarborough,Ontario,canada,Area.Thanking you Mary.

Blue Family of Texas

Nancy Carpenter Wiggains — 15 May 2001 11:42:07 GMT

Looking for relatives of JH and Nancy L Blue of VanZandt Co. Texas...they were married in 1870. My grandmother Nancy J Blue Carpenter also lived in VanZandt Co. (Canton, Texas)..

Joseph Blue b. abt 1899 TN. + Cordia Scallings Lindsey

Harold Gosnell — 13 Oct 2006 2:44:58 GMT

Looking for any information on Joseph Blue who married
Cordia Scallings Lindsey about 1914 OK., or TX.

Thank you
Harold

Bernard Blue & son Kenneth of MI

prohwer — 18 Sep 2006 5:56:37 GMT

I am looking for Kenneth E. Blue, who is the son of Bernard A. Blue & Lydia Josephine Hall, they were married Mar 1937 in Genessee Co., MI.

Thanks for any help in locating him.

Pat from Kansas

Photo: Rachel Blue, IL

joecan — 19 Sep 2004 5:28:23 GMT

At an antique show in Springfield, OH I found an old CDV photo by a Freeport IL photographer. On the back it says:

Aunt Rachel Blue

I think this could be the Rachel Stonebraker who married William Blue. I see them in neighboring Carroll Co IL in 1870. I think they married and lived in Jefferson Co OH before moving to IL.

Joecan

Death of Clara (Blue) McMasters ~ born Knox County, Illinois

DeborahBrownfieldStanley — 13 Jul 2005 10:11:29 GMT

The Chariton Leader, Chariton, Iowa
Thursday, May 13, 1909

CLARA BLUE, daughter of MR. and MRS. JOHN BLUE, pioneer residents of Lucas County, was born July 15th, 1841, in Knox County, near Galesburg, Ill. She was married to THOMAS MCMASTERS, in 1862, who departed this life twenty-one years ago. They were the parents of six children, three of whom are living and three have passed beyond the grave. Those who are left to mourn the loss of a kind and affectionate mother are CHARLES S., of Cincinnati; LULA B
and MRS. MAY BLANCHARD, of this city.

She had been in declining health for several months past, but was confined
to her bed only a few weeks. She died Sunday evening at 8 o'clock, death
resulting from cancer of the liver. MRS. MCMASTERS was an earnest Christian
and her life was spent in doing good for those about her.

Funeral services were held at the home Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
conducted by her pastor, Rev. W.S. McCullagh, of the Presbyterian Church,
and the remains interred in the Chariton Cemetery. On account of the
delayed arrival of her son CHARLES, the consignment did not take place until
Wednesday forenoon. Many friends extend sympathy to the bereaved family.
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July 12, 2005
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Blue headstone found in Providence, Rhode Island

Jacqueline273 — 13 Sep 2006 10:28:26 GMT

Robert Ervin Blue b. 1919 d. 1960.
His headstone was found in North Cemetery in Providence, Rhode Island. He was found in a hidden potters field at the back of the cemetery.

Emma wife of Edgar Blue

betty — 1 Jun 2006 11:27:12 GMT

Urbana Ohio, newspaper July 1980. Mrs Blue age 90 of East Court St. died in the Urbana Care Center. The daughter of Thomas and Martha Keiber she attended Westville Methodist Church where she eas a member of the Dau. of Wesley. Her dau. Miss Revella Blue and several nieces and nephews survive. Her husband died in Sept 1970. Burial in Terre Haute cemetery. (Wondering who the parents of Edgar were.)

Carrie Estelle Blue, Rutherford Co. NC

Lou Lunsford — 3 Sep 2005 1:35:45 GMT

Carrie Estelle Blue, b. Jan. 17, 1898, NC. She was raised by Oliver Perry and Elizabeth Moore Blanton in Rutherford Co. NC. She was living with them in 1910 and 1920 as their adopted daughter. She wasn't with them in 1900. Who was her parents? Carried md. James Elmore Price. She died Aug. 23, 1985. She and James are buried at Avondale Cem., Rutherford Co. NC. Ihaven't been able to find her on census in 1900. Any help appreciated.

Blue's of PEI

dronurquhart — 8 Jan 2006 9:05:40 GMT

Looking for information on Angus McLean, married to Mary Blue.
They lived on Lot 64 in PEI

Blue, Blaw, Blew, Blauw

jkedwards — 11 Jul 2001 6:21:32 GMT

I see some familiar names on the Blue Surname Message Board, but there's no e-mail address. Any commonalities with your ancestors? I'd like to hear from you if there's a positive! Thanks, Jean
Jan Frederickse Blauw, b 1649, m Aelthe Jans, b ca 1645
John Blaw, b ca 1677 Jamaica, Queens Co., NY d ca 1757, Somerset, NJ; m ca 1690 Marytje/Grietje Van Leeuwe, b ca 1669
John Blew, b ca 1691, Somerset, NJ, d ca 1770 Hampshire Co, VA m Cattron VanMeter ca 1712; she was b ca 1691 Somerset, NJ and died VA
Michael Blue, b ca 1720 Somerset Co, NJ, d 1819, Shepardson, Berkeley VA, m 1751 Martha Blackford, b ca 1724 Berkeley, VA
Uriah S. Blue, b Aug 8, 1752, Hampshire Co, VA, d 3/2/1829 Staunton Twp, Miami Co, OH; m 1772/3 Martha Blackford, b ca 1724, Berkeley VA

James Blue Married to A CHoctaw Woman in Miss in 1830

Nancy Blue — 5 Oct 2005 10:54:31 GMT

I am looking for a black man named James Blue who was married to an Choctaw woman that had three children in 1830 in Mississippi. They were listed on the roll to stay in Mississippi before the migration to Oklahoma or Indian Terr.

They had children that I have located on the Dawes roll but I have been unable to prove that the ones on the Dawes Roll are related to James Blue in Miss. Can any one help? William Blue says his father died in Miss. but does not give his fathers name. King Blue also says his father died in Miss. but again no name. Please let me know if you have Choctaw Blood or know of this James Blue.

Janet Blue

AnneKey99 — 6 Aug 2006 12:06:16 GMT

Looking for Janets husband Neil Fullerton. They married in 1833 in Campbeltown and then I have her in Glasgow from 1841 to 1871 census but cant find him. Help.

Blue (Den Blaauwen of Cleveland)

BLUEONE — 24 Jun 2001 10:02:38 GMT

My BLUE line derives from Den Blaauwen,
a family that immigrated from The Netherlands
to Cleveland, OH in 1857. Branches include
descendants of Martin, John, John H., Leonard, Levy, Harry (Herman), Clifford,
Charles, and Sheldon of Cleveland; Leonard
of Ft. Wayne, IN; and John M. Blue of Benton
Co., IA. I am interested in contacting
anyone who may be related.

BLUE _1_ Carl Douglas _and_ Mary Lou .JPG

t42Bluebonnet — 24 Sep 2008 9:34:47 GMT

BLUE_1_Carl_Douglas_and_Mary_Lou.JPG
BLUE_1_.JPG

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Orville Blue of Nebraska

KarenKotlarchik — 13 Jul 2006 7:48:34 GMT

I have a circa 1890 photo of a young man, about 20-25, that is labelled "Orville Blue, Drusilla's friend". Drusilla was my great grandmother, born 1775, raised and died in NE in and around Blair and Arlington in Washington County. I assume this Orville Blue might have been a young friend or suiter of hers while living in Blair.

I would be willing to give this photo to a member of his family.

Peter O Blue (Guinea Blue)

Leldon Blue — 31 Dec 2002 4:29:08 GMT

I am a researching Malcom Blue family. 1st son of Peter O Blue. Malcom had two families. First family he had two sons, Albert G. Blue b. 1815, and Thomas Blue b, 1918, both born in NC. Second family was Eliz Blue b. 1832, NC,Margaret Blue b 1834 NC. married Henry Crew, pike co Al. James D b1838 in Pike County Ala, Franklin b 1840 Pike Co Al and Amy Blue b 1843 pike County Al.
I have information one of his wifes was Viney Merrit. I don't know if she is first or second. Any information on this family would be greatly appreciated. His second wife,died before 1850.

BLUE Homer _-1940_.JPG

t42Fairlawn — 24 Sep 2008 9:34:51 GMT

BLUE_Homer_-1940_.JPG

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Wm. Blue Court Doc. Pa. 1880

amymmurphy — 26 Oct 2006 11:30:35 GMT

I recently picked up some old documents from Lycoming Co., Pa. and found some papers dealing with William Blue in 1880 Williamsport. He was a lumberman, born about 1840 in Penn., married to Ella born about 1842. They had a son William born in NY around 1868. The senior William was tried and found guilty of forgery and sentenced to 2 yrs. 6 months in the Eastern State Penitentiary Philadelphia. I wonder what happened to him after that. I am unable to locate him in census records. Amy ammurphy@voyager.net

blue's of Ontario Ca.

melva macdonald — 6 May 2002 7:55:15 GMT

Archie and Euphemia Blue had a daughter named Barbara, she married Angus Mcdonald and they had a son named Donald Leslie of Eldersly ont. canada. Any information would be appreciated, thanks

James Blue/ Negro with Choctaw Wife in 1830

nancyblue37 — 31 Mar 2006 9:07:21 GMT

I beleive that James Blue in Mississippi on the Armstrong Roll 1830 chose to stay in Miss. with his sons and Choctaw Indian wife, When he died and I do not know if he was murdered, died from illness or what happened. but his wife Alihoke came to Indian Terr. With her son William. He was the youngest. I have the full history from the Dawes concerning William. I also found Sam, Nero, King, Jack and Tinnie Blue also came to Indian terr. with their families. I have the info from the Dawes on them also. THey were on the Choctaw and CHickasaw Freedman rolls. with Harriet Fraizier and the Colberts as owners. I have contected them as much as I can with the dawes roll and who owned them and the different wives they had as well as children. I have this in a Family tree software and would be happy to share with you. your email came back so I do not have any other way to get the info to you without you contacting me. !
I have the children and mothers, spouses and owners from the dawes roll. Plese write me at my email so I can contact you and exchange info. I think we as relatives will have to do this (put the peices together) as there is no one around now to do it but us. King Blue said his father died in Mississippi so I feel strongly that James was the father.

King and Blue

sissym74 — 20 Apr 2003 2:33:31 GMT

Looking for info on Martha King she married a Blue in the late 1800's.My mother said all she could remember was that they had a lot of indian in the Blue side.I think they live around Smith and Milam Countys in Texas.Do not know much more .

Palo Pinto Blues

Rodney L. Blue — 29 Mar 2000 4:13:21 GMT

Looking for anyone that knows the Palo Pinto, Texas Blues.

Trying to find Choctaw Trail of Tears

Blue's from OKLA MS Choctaw Indian — 8 Jan 2000 12:53:17 GMT

We are from the Talihina Okla area of Choctaws. Willie Blue is my grandfather and is on the Choctaw role. Beams is my Grdpa on my mothers side also on the role. I have other names that go back to the time of the trail of tears from Miss to Ft Smith and okla. but I need more help. Where do I go from here. Nancy

Mary F. Blue Married Luke Nix - Alabama

berryo1 — 9 Jul 2001 5:07:25 GMT

I am trying to find information on Mary F. Blue. She was married to Luke Nix. I am told they were from around Hackleburg, Alabama (Marion County). Their children were Martha, James, Mathew and Francis.

Elizabeth BLUE/BLEW m Donald BRUCE SCOTLAND

HeatherMcConachie — 13 Jan 2006 2:58:39 GMT

I am trying to find out about Elizabeth Blue/Blew she married Donald Bruce and had about 7 children all born in Saddell & Skipness,Argyll
About 4 of her children went to Canda & America

Duncan Blue/ Mary Watson

JimJackson29 — 5 May 2003 6:08:56 GMT

Am looking the lineage of both of these individuals. I have no dates but believe they would be somewhere in the mid to late 1700s and would have some connections to Sampson or Cumberland Couties in NC. Thanks.

My Blue Line

kjipock2003123 — 8 Jun 2005 5:20:05 GMT

Hi,
I have - Sarah Ann Schuyler (b.9-21-1821 in PA) married to Andrew Laverty on Jan. 8, 1838 in PA(?). Their daughter, Keziah S. Laverty (no dates) married Daniel Blue (no dates). His residence at the time of their marriage was Mottville Township (PA?). They had the following children; Charlie, Mattie, Harry, Minnie, Frank, Kate, and John Blue. I have no dates or places for the kids, but probably born in PA.
Can anyone fill in the missing info for me? Or is anyone connected to this line?

Thank you for your time.
Karen Schuyler Ipock

MARY BLUE

Terry — 31 Dec 2000 8:30:57 GMT

I'm looking for information MARY BLUE, who married JAMES KAVANAGH in Down County, Ireland. Some of their children and grandchildren ended up in the Carson City, Michigan area.

I am trying to make the Irish connection more so than the US connection.

Thanks for the help.

BLUE burials, Piqua, Miami County,Ohio

Pamela Holeton — 22 Oct 2005 2:09:25 GMT

These burials can be seen at www.findagrave.com. I do not have the photos of the head stones yet, but will in the near future.

Blue's in Oklahoma

Renee' Blue Daniel — 14 Oct 2000 5:02:45 GMT

I am looking for any information on Blue's in Oklahoma. I am a descendant of Edward Oliver Blue who was a twin to George and Laura Belle Blue.

Nancy Blue

cammywright — 20 Aug 2005 10:55:15 GMT

Married John Bateman

John Malcolm BLUE

c/o Doug Blue — 9 Feb 2000 5:53:48 GMT

John Malcolm Blue known as "Mac" Blue, born 06 Feb 1896 in N.S., Canada.
He may have died in 1965. Married to Sarah ?. Last known family
is Litchfield, Cal.,USA in 1975.

Looking for info date of death, burial location, family info of
Sarah Mac, re children, etc.

Sidney blue- born 1856 Michigan -adopted

linda — 14 Jun 2005 1:07:23 GMT

Looking for info on parents of Sidney Blue adopted and brought to northern Ny named changed to Lewis H. Putnam new parents isreal and jane putnam .the area in michigan looks like Ithica, any help?

Re: The Blue Book

wilma reece — 13 Jun 2005 2:52:31 GMT

I would like to know if the lady that was sending out the Blue Booklet is still sending it out for I would like to have one if possible. I would like a copy I would appreciate.