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Re: Booher

RonnieMonks — 2009-10-16 22:56:21Z

What I'm stuck on are Julia's parents.

Re: Booher

driggs1 — 2009-10-16 03:12:46Z

Hi Ron, When looking on ancestor for the Booher family this is the website that came up. http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/6743950/person/-1233903265?pg...
It has the Booher (Butcher) family back into 1566 in Switzerland. They came from Germany to the US.
Hope that this helps you out if you haven't seen it.
Do want the children of Francis Booher and Julia Ann Wilson?
I have a list of them.
Thanks and good hunting, Doris P.Riggs

Re: Booher

pizzalover3 — 2009-10-16 01:44:35Z

i have the boohers going back to maryland but am told my great great grand father john booher was brother of frederick i know boith there wifes was sisters i think i have to wilson family back to 1700's but still need help with both booher and wilson if you can help please email me at pizzalover3@yahoo.com

Re: Booher

driggs1 — 2009-10-16 00:54:56Z

Hi Ron,

I am so sorry to say that I haven't been doing much reserch on the Booher line. I was doing it for Diane Louise Curley Lee. She was adopted by her grandprents, Anna B. Booher and Harry Barkley Curley when a small child. So she would be age wise a great grand daughter also. She was raised in Youngstown, Ohio. I will ask her if there has been anyone doing research on the family that she knows of.
Good luck in your research and if we find out anything we will let you know. Please keep us posted with any information that you want to, know she would appreciate it also. Thanks so much for your query, Doris Powers Riggs

Re: Booher

RonnieMonks — 2009-10-16 00:21:28Z

How are you doing on your research for Frank Booher? He was my great grandfather. Married to Julia Ann Wilson.
Ron

Re: Bagwell-Booher in Robertson Cty, TN

BarbaraG13 — 2009-10-10 20:48:09Z

We are trying to find a male descendant of Michael Booher who settled in Robertson Co. TN for DNA testing. This male descendant must have the Booher surname. Would you please contact me at bcgrider(at)bellsouth(dot)net? Perhaps we can share information.

Re: Looking for Booher relatives information

deannaswetman — 2009-09-18 07:26:27Z

Kee...I Love You. And you no I always thought that Booher was Dutch and its German...No wonder I have a temper. Or Maybe cuz my precious family are Scorpions as well as my best friend Jodi, I some time wonder why God made me so Special?

Re: booher family

paulamc59 — 2009-09-13 08:25:57Z

Hi I am trying to trace my roots and what I am having difficulty with is my great grandparents were Francies aka Frank Booher and my great grandfather was Ervin Woodby, My grandmother (one of there children was Bessie Woodby) who married my grandfather George W. Widner in Sullivan Co, Tn. What I need to know if you can help is where my great grandmother Frances and Ervin had there children, Do you have any of that information, Was in Sullivan co, carter co, was in VA or NC It is so hard and I need this last part, My grandmother Bessie raised her kids in Bristol But I can't figure out where she was born, What I do know is that the Woodby's that are still in Tenn, didn't go with the rest of the cherokee's to Oklahoma. Does anyone have any information for me on this, please contact me at paulamc59@aol.com, thanks, Paula

Re: Cherokee

PeterRTalbot1 — 2009-09-07 15:23:03Z

Virginia Booher of Butler PA married Abner Dechant of Philadelphia, PA in the 1930's. It was her second marriage, his first. They settled in Western PA and had 4 children: Eileen, Grace, Earl and Maryann. (Carl and Melba were children of the first marriage). Family lore held that a direct ancestor of Virginia had "jumped the fence" with a Cherokee just prior to the forced migration West. The story held that some of the family went west to Arkansas and others managed to stay in the area. Don't have artifacts from the family property (still owned by a Booher relative)to support this, but no one has really poked around to see in more than 40 years. Abner and Virginia moved a few times, but Grace (my mother) was brought up in part on the homestead area: a converted and often rebuilt log cabin of sorts. I played there as a kid. Abner was a mail sorter with the railroad for a long while, and a Silver Beaver Scout Master at Camp Agawam nearby. I learned to hold and shoot a rifle at his rifle range on the property with the stories of the Cherokee ghosts on the property and others of the Union army in the Civ War at "camp-outs" in open pup tents with Life Scout hopefuls back then.

Alexander Booher in Tippecanoe County, Indiana

karenhinz189 — 2009-07-31 10:42:19Z

I recently found out there was a Booher cemetery in Sheffield Township in Tippecanoe County. According to findagrave.com and interment.com there are only 8 graves, all Boohers.

However, I can't seem to figure out where Alexander fits into any of the Booher family trees.

There is mention in the history of Tippecanoe Co. of an Alexander and Frank Booher who originally settled in the Laramie Creek area, which fits.

Does anyone know anything more?

Thanks!
Karen, near Tippecanoe County

BOOHER Hugh 1904-1954

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-14 13:44:43Z

BOOHER Hugh 1904-1954

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BOOHER David Royce 1950-1990

t42RoseHill — 2009-06-05 16:52:51Z

BOOHER David Royce 1950-1990

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BOOHER Stephen Ray 1956-1986

t42RoseHill — 2009-06-05 16:52:29Z

BOOHER Stephen Ray 1956-1986

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BOOHER Mattie L 1907-1960

t42Parkdale — 2009-05-25 14:48:46Z

BOOHER Mattie L 1907-1960

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BOOHER Willmer Royce 1925-1994

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-18 01:34:09Z

BOOHER Willmer Royce 1925-1994

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BOOHER Anna Gene and B Paul

t42Parkdale — 2009-05-11 12:18:50Z

BOOHER Anna Gene and B Paul

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BOOHER Matthew Allen 1982-1982

t42Parkdale — 2009-05-11 02:42:47Z

BOOHER Matthew Allen 1982-1982

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Re: Bucks Co. PA Boughers/Buchers

JCeeNJ229 — 2009-05-07 20:19:23Z

I have done a good deal of research on the descendants of Jacob BOOHAR b. 1808 PA d. 1871 Lancaster Co., PA, married in West Chester, PA, say ca. 1835/6, Angelina MERCER.

This family always used the BOOH-A-R spelling. I was wondering if you know if, and where, this Jacob fits in and who his parents might be.

Thanks for any insight,
JC

John and James Booher

ToniRumsey76 — 2008-07-18 15:37:56Z

Are any of you related to John (Polly Cramer) or James (Eliza Large) Booher? Parents were John and Nancy (Ryan) Booher. John and James lived in Hartford Twp, Licking Co., OH. John eventually moved to Ill or Ind. Believe James to have stayed in OH. Believe my family is related to these Boohers. Thanks.

George R.Booher and Lsabelle G. ETLING.

gaylord_black — 2008-12-28 16:30:30Z

looking for info. on my gr.gr.grandparents George R. booher and Isabelle G. ETLING. from Bullskin twp. Fayette Co.pa. their daughter Gertrude M. Booher was my gr.grandma

Re: WilliamCharlesBooher

LindaEllisFarrington — 2009-03-06 20:06:47Z

Looking for Mary Frances Booher from Sullivan County, Tn. I know her grandparents was said to raise her and her brother.

Re: Booher's

jofrederiksen — 2008-07-16 17:01:58Z

Does anyone have information regarding Martin Booher's daughter Barbara, she is mentioned in his will dated 1724 and the dispute filed by the heirs. In the dispute she is listed as the wife of George Hughes. The will states that she may have also been married to a John Poe.

"13th: I give and bequeath unto my Daughter Babara, her and her heirs forever, twelve hundred forty eight dollars, provided she dont never take up with John Poe; if she ever takes up with him again, it is my desire for her to have one dollar, and no more, to be paid one half two years after my death, and the balance in four years."

I am researching her daughter Catherine and there seems to be some confusion with regards to her father, some trees list her as Catherine Poe while others use Hughes. Daughter Catherine married Christian Christopher Elkins and they had a son George Hugh Elkins. I would like to clear up George Hugh Elkins ancestry. Any help would be great.

Re: Fredrick J Booher and Eva Miles

crzyboutgenealgoy — 2008-12-28 08:17:20Z

Hi there,

I am Colette Miles, I am the niece of Eva and Fred Booher, I have been working on the family history for awhile now. I just came across your message tonight. I have left a message for Darla Booher to check out the message also. I would love to share.

Re: Fredrick J Booher and Eva Miles

lubo07 — 2008-10-29 05:12:32Z

I would also like to say that Fredrick J Booher and Eva Miles are both buried in Cherokee, IA. Some of the kids are still living in Iowa. My father Joe is in Fort Dodge. Darla, Jeff, and I believe Bradley are still living in or Cherokee.

I am not sure about the whereabouts of the others my mother might know more so I will ask her.

Re: Fredrick J Booher and Eva Miles

lubo07 — 2008-10-29 04:59:56Z

I am not the one of the Children but I am a grandchild, My father is Joseph the rest of them are my aunts and uncles. What information would you like to know?

What relation are you to us?

BOOHER Emma E 1903-1983

t42Parkdale — 2009-04-03 02:13:04Z

BOOHER Emma E 1903-1983

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BOOHER George R 1892-1984

t42Parkdale — 2009-04-03 02:12:52Z

BOOHER George R 1892-1984

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Hardin KY Booher DNA Matches Bucks Co. PA Boughers/Buchers

JSBeacher — 2008-07-11 12:46:13Z

Hoping Bill Joyce will catch this Booher news (Bill, tried your old email but it isn't working)

Bill, we got a Y-DNA test on your Hardin Co. KY Booher line (thanks to descendants Cookie Paulson and Kenneth Booher) and it identifies your Boohers are NOT related to the Peter Booher/Bucher (1735-1807) of Fayette Co. PA as most people speculated in the past.

Instead the Hardin KY Boohers are a branch of the Bucks Co. PA Bougher/Bucher family (see Jacob Bucher of Bucks Co. on my site at http://www.SearchTrees.com/tree/3630.htm )

A Jacob Booher b.abt.1790 sired the Hardin Co. Booher line and matches 35 out of 37 Y-DNA markers with the Bucks Co. family. Therefore the thinking is he is a grandson of Jacob of Bucks Co.

Jacob of Hardin's father is likely Jacob of Bucks' son Isaac Bucher/Bougher, since years back I had found a note in an old research piece at the PA Historical Society Library saying Isaac was never found in Bucks Co. records because he went to Hardin Co. KY. So, there you go! Searching now for evidence of Isaac in the years 1785 to 1820 anywhere along the Ohio River between West Point, KY and western PA where his brother John Bucher/Bougher's descendants became wealthy in the boat/steamboat business transporting people on the river.

It's also possible Jacob of Hardin is the Jacob b.1793 to said John Bucher/Bougher (born 1773 in Durham Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania who died 9 Oct 1855 in Fayette City, PA.)

Summmary: Jacob of Hardin Co. KY was sired by Isaac or John, one of the sons of Jacob Bucher/Bougher of Bucks Co. PA

Your Hardin Co. KY Boohers are in our DNA Group R-002 which is a most curious collection of related immigrants who arrived in America at vastly different times and places:

1) Hans Ulrich Bucher/Booher (1686-1750) of Frederick, VA who spawned many other Booker/Booher lines in the midwest
2) Casper Bucher/Booher (1755-1831) of Huntingdon Co. PA
3) John Wesley Bucher (1802-1868) died Hancock Co. WV
4) Jacob/John/Abraham Bucher/Bougher of Bucks Co. PA
5) John Beecher (1594-1637) who came to CT from Kent, England in 1637 (line of Henry Ward Beecher & Harriett Beecher Stowe)

However, while these are all Y-DNA related in the 1500's or 1600's in Germany, your KY line is only closely related in the 1700's in America to the Bucks Co. line, per the 37-marker DNA test.

We publish our Booher/Bucher Y-DNA results online at http://www.SearchTrees.com/dna and also at http://www.FamilyTreeDNA.com/public/bucher

For any other Boohers who are curious about DNA: Any male with surname Booher, Bougher, Bucher or variant spelling can be easily tested by mail to find out which line they are or are not related to. To date we've tested 76 males and have identified in America 6 different Booher lines and 13 different Bucher lines.

Search The Booher Database for Your Ancestor

JSBeacher — 2008-07-07 13:39:50Z

If you are researching the Booher surname, a group of family researchers are building a large database with the different Booher family trees that began back in the 1700's in Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Virginia. That way, we won't mix families up by mistake.

As of 7/2008 the trees have...

3970 Boohers
3926 Buchers (some Boohers were originally Buchers)

http://www.SearchTrees.com is the site.

For those who like using Rootsweb, there's a link on the page to get to our Rootsweb version.

Please alert us to any corrections or additions you have. Getting good Booher data in one place helps everyone make accurate trees.

Re: Booher DNA Project Results: 6 Unique Booher Lines Came To America

JSBeacher — 2008-09-25 13:42:45Z

Chloe Desie Booher b.1909 married Castle Winningham. You can see her line on our Booher research site at:
http://www.SearchTrees.com/tree/24261.htm

That tree is compliments of Booher experts Barbara Grider and Helen Wood, who have been working on Booher genealogy for many years. They are part of our Booher DNA project that is proving which lines are related. We have more than 4000 Boohers in that database now, in all the various Booher lines.

I'll email you and put you in touch with Helen and Barbara, too.

Booher DNA Test Costs Reduced

JSBeacher — 2008-08-30 00:36:05Z

Using DNA testing we've identified 7 unique Booher lines in the 1700's in America, and having tested about 80 males, we are at the point where any MALE with surname Booher taking the test is likely to discover which Booher ancestor line he is related to and those he is not. See http://www.SearchTrees.com/dna for our Booher DNA results where we have many, many success stories proving and disproving Booher relationships hundreds of years ago.

During September only, the firm we use for our Booher DNA project is having a sale greatly reducing prices, so if you've been thinking about testing, it's time to jump in!

A Y-DNA-37 marker test normally $189 is now only $119 during September.

A Y-DNA 12 marker test now includes a free test for your maternal (mtDNA) as well as Y-DNA paternal lines, normally $189 together, now $99 for both.

See the research site above for a link to the test info and how to participate in the research.

The paternal ancestry Y-DNA test works for males with surname Booher (or variant spelling). If you are a female, get a cousin, uncle, brother, grandfather or any Booher male known to be related to yours to test.

Re: Booher's

JSBeacher — 2008-08-30 00:34:17Z

Hi,
The Boohers you are referring to are not the same line as the TN Sullivan Co. Boohers from PA this thread was originally about.

The Poe/Booher relationships are in the line of immigrant Bartholowmew Booher/Bucher of MD/VA.

If you send me your info, I can help you with your connections. For my email address see my website with the Booher Y-DNA results at http://www.searchtrees.com/dna.

Frances BOOHER m. Benjamin Stephen TEDDER

JCeeNJ229 — 2009-05-07 17:18:57Z

Seeking information on Frances BOOHER m. Benjamin Stephen TEDDER

Wise Co., VA Marriage Index as follows: Aug 26, 1907-TEDDER, B.S, Father: William Tedder, Mother: Mary Tedder - BOOHER, Francis, Father: F.P. Booher, Mother: Annie Booher

However, I find no other evidence to prove that Fred BOOHER and Annie VICARS had a child named Frances or Francis. She does not appear listed with them in the 1880 census. According to her headstone she was b. 1874 d. 1957.

According to 1910 census McDowell Co., WV, she is married to Steven TEDER, is 41 yrs old, this is her 2nd marriage and she has had 8children/4living.

Her children with Stephen TEDDER appear to be Bessie age 5; Tebia or Febia age 4; and Lola age 2/12. The other child listed is a step-son to Stephen TEDDER and the name is very difficult to read, could be Ezra or something else, but he is 7yrs old and his last name is listed as BOOHER.

I do not find the family in the 1920 or 30 census and I do not find a Frances or Francis BOOHER in 1900 census which would fit this Frances.

If anyone has information or ideas, it would be most welcome.

Regards,
JC

Re: Boohers in Ohio

latetiabooher — 2009-05-05 13:54:22Z

i have found a lot of information because iam a booher myself and the website below was a very helpful source.

http://www.linkpendium.com/genealogy/USA/sur/surc-B/surc-Boo...

Re: Booher family

latetiabooher — 2009-05-05 13:52:19Z

my last name is booher and iam related to a lot of boohers and im doing a lot of research on my family i have found a really helpful website and it is listed below...i hope this can be helpful

http://www.linkpendium.com/genealogy/USA/sur/surc-B/surc-Boo...

Re: your dad

latetiabooher — 2009-05-04 15:12:01Z

my name is latetia booher and i found a lot of my family information on this link: http://www.linkpendium.com/genealogy/USA/sur/surc-B/surc-Boo...

Re: Booher Genealogy

latetiabooher — 2009-05-04 15:04:29Z

my name is latetia booher and im related to Jacob I Booher that was born June 22 1814 and died April 7 1888.
here is a link that helped me out a lot! http://www.linkpendium.com/genealogy/USA/sur/surc-B/surc-Boo...

BOOHER Fay G and Buford B

t42Moore — 2008-10-14 15:18:23Z

BOOHER Fay G and Buford B

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Re: Booher DNA Project Results: 6 Unique Booher Lines Came To America

sandyfosterrowe75 — 2008-09-24 18:07:12Z

My father norman loye hill. Married to mary ann decker (not my mother) parents ezra hill and alva smith. Would like info on normans mother or fathers side. Thank you.
Sandy Foster-Rowe
asiabaysmom@yahoo.com
317 777-2547

Re: Booher DNA Project Results: 6 Unique Booher Lines Came To America

sandyfosterrowe75 — 2008-09-24 18:02:32Z

My father norman hill showed me a cemetery in tenn, Booher-winningham where his people are buried. I am trying to trace his family tree. My mother and him were never married so no documentation. Can you give me any info on his family? or the cemetery? I will help you in any way. Thank you.
Sandy Foster-Rowe
asiabaysmom@yahoo.com
317 777-2547

Fredrick J Booher and Eva Miles

KellyBailey35 — 2008-08-11 20:18:56Z

I'm looking for the children of Fredrick James Booher b.13 June 1916 in Ill. (son of James Fredrick Booher b.1890,Ill. and Nancy McCutcheon Henderson b.1885 in Ill.) and Eva Miles b.22 Apr 1941 in Cherokee,Iowa. Their children are named: Bradley Donald,Darla Elaine,Douglas,Jeffery and Joe. Any information would be great!

Re: Fredrick J Booher and Eva Miles

KellyBailey35 — 2008-11-02 15:24:19Z

Lucas, You have to send me your regular e-mail address and then I can send you information and invite you into my website. kbailey@grics.net Thanks, Kelly

Re: Fredrick J Booher and Eva Miles

KellyBailey35 — 2008-11-01 14:09:02Z

Hi, thanks for contacting me. Freddy's mother,Nancy M. Henderson was my Greatgrandmother's sister. Their parents, Robert John and Agnes Henderson, took Freddy to live with them when his Mother died, when he was born, I believe.They moved from Illinois/Misouri to Montana and they lived the rest of their life there and are buried in Rygate,Montana. I know my GGmother kept in touch with Freddy,because of entries in her address book when he was in the service...she died in 1969. I have pictures of Freddy as a boy with his grandparents, I thought someone might like to see them. Please contact me at my e-mail address kbailey@grics.net Thank you, Kelly

Re: Fredrick J Booher and Eva Miles

KellyBailey35 — 2008-12-28 15:48:21Z

Colette, I've already been in touch with Darla, Jeff and Lucas (it was Lucas that contacted me first) You can contact me at kbailey@grics.net...always happy to share information. Kelly Bailey

Re: Caroline Booher, 1863-1947, b. in Virginia

beverlyhuy — 2008-09-19 05:40:43Z

caroline booher marsh was born in kentucky not virginia.she was married to peter marsh,her son garland was my grand father. she died in cincinnati,ohio 1948, and is buried in balitimore pike cementery in cincinnati,ohio.she was also married to a ellis, her head stone says caroline marsh ellis,i have a picture and have been there a couple of times.I do not know who the ellis was.

Re: Hardin KY Booher DNA Matches Bucks Co. PA Boughers/Buchers

irc1621 — 2009-01-14 22:22:04Z

Isaac Henry Booher, the brother of Don Alonzo Booher, was born in Hardin County, KY in 1818. There are numerous other brothers and sisters.

His parents were Jacob Booher (born in Bucks County, 1790) and Jane Wattles.

Jacob Booher's parents were Isaac Booher and his wife, Margaretha. Jacob's brothers and sisters included George, Henry, Jemima (1782), Sara (1784) and Eleanor (1786). Margaretha and daughter Eleanor later relocated to Tioga County, PA.

Isaac Booher is the son of Jacob Booher (of Bucks County and Boogher Hill) and his wife Jemimah. Jacob's tree is on your site. His brothers and sisters were Ann, Johann, Daniel, Jacob and Abraham (1763). This is the Abraham who married Sarah Heinlien and is included in your test.

Re: family in ohio

Pokeybear3 — 2009-01-26 21:32:34Z

Jennifer,

I am your half sister! My name is Angela Swaino. I have a picture of you and our dad when you where a baby. I still live in Barberton ohio. Contact me!!!! I've tried to contact you before!

Angela Swaino
1419 Central Ave
Barberton, Ohio
44203
(330)745-0202

BOOHER Elmer Carr 1911 2000

t42ElmBranch_EllisCoTX — 2009-02-10 03:42:42Z

BOOHER Elmer Carr 1911 2000

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BOOHER Virginia Jane Ann 1922 1997

t42ElmBranch_EllisCoTX — 2009-02-10 03:42:30Z

BOOHER Virginia Jane Ann 1922 1997

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Francis Andrew Booher 1918 - 1975

snapdragon_car — 2008-10-18 15:01:15Z

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