Brines - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: ASHEL OR ASEAL and susan Brines with a martha Preston in their household in 1860

DanBrines — 2012-02-23 00:15:17Z

Lorri,

You've probably got the name wrong - Ashel/Aseal should most likely be *Asahel* Brines, who Married *Susanna* Wood.

I've not dug into this very much, but I believe Susanna Wood had originally married one David Sprong Preston (who died in 1844 I believe) and had five children, one of whom was named Martha (Martha Ann Preston).

It seems Susanna married Asahel Brines after David Sprong Preston passed away, and she and Asahel had a child of their own.

Some of the details you give seem a bit off though, or we're talking about two different people.. I believe Martha Preston's siblings were Harriet(possibly your Henrietta?) Preston, George Preston, Sarah Lois Preston and David Preston.

I'm not sure about the husband though - William Ridgely.

I know there was a William Henry Ridgely, married to Hannah Reed Simmons, and *they* had a daughter Henrietta.. From the Wabash County area in illinois between 1817 and at least the 1850's.. But I don't really think that's what you're looking for.

Hope this helps.

ASHEL OR ASEAL and susan Brines with a martha Preston in their household in 1860

LRidgely3273 — 2011-03-26 20:27:19Z

Does anyone know of a martha preston who lived with a Brines family? Her siblings were David and Henrietta and she may have had a child named clarence or carrency. She was also married to a william Ridgely.

Re: Edward and Patience

CarolGingrich288 — 2009-10-25 21:28:58Z

Hi, I descend from Edw & Patience (Cook) through their son Russell and grandson Henry of Mt Carmel IL. I have quite a bit of info but still cannot find immigration records or date and place of birth. Edw lived in and owned land in Haddam CT beginning in 1770. He then moved to Windham CT where some of his children were enrolled in school. Next they moved to Friendship NY, then to Wabash County IL. I have been in touch eith another descendant of Roswell. Does any of this fit with what you have found? Like you, I think it is not easy to navigate this site. hope to hear from you. Carol

Re: Edward and Patience

FBrines2090 — 2009-07-25 08:17:56Z

I too am descendant of Ed & Pat through Roswell Brines to John G Brines, It has been a long time since I've done any genealogy research, just getting back now to see if any new developments,,,you can email me riverin39@hotmail.com I'm finding it difficult to navigate through these sites

Frank Brines

Needing information on Robert L. Brines in Nebraska

sylvia_hilderbrand — 2009-07-20 01:51:52Z

I am looking for information on a Robert L. Brines. He is buried in the Oregon Trail Memorial Cemetery aka Forest Lawn Cemetery in Bridgeport, Nebraska.
On the stone is his name and dates. The dates are written as: 19.7 - 19.8,the nines are stamped backwards.
I haven't found any information in the local newspapers so was wanting to see if anyone has any information about Robert.

Demmon Brines-1808-1855

beemchen — 2007-06-09 01:10:30Z

I am looking for anyone who has information regarding Demmon and wife Lois Osborn. I have no verifiable facts as to where he was born or when and if he came to this country or was born here. Can anyone help?
Thank you

Re: Brines geneology

2006-09-27 16:49:35Z

My e-mail address is:

nrhartman@bigfoot.com

I wrote yours down, but now I can't find it.

Demmon Brines-Lois Osborne

CarolChen44 — 2006-09-27 03:54:04Z

Is there anyone who has information on this line. Most of the info on message board have old e mail addresses. I would like to share what I have on this line and perhaps someone can fill in the holes.
Thank you
Carol Chen
e-mail beemchen@usa.net

Re: Brines geneology

2006-09-27 01:56:17Z

What is your email address and I will send you a copy. It's the only one I have right now. My mother, who still lives in Illinois, is still digging around to see what else she can find for me.

Re: Brines geneology

2006-09-27 01:52:37Z

Gads, was that a fast reply! The Brines to whom I'm related is Clark Brines, born in northwestern Illinois in the 1860s. I think his father was Russell Brines. Clark married Mollie Smith, who was related to Julia Brines Parmenter of southeastern Illinois (Wabash County), neither Clark nor Mollie having known that when they married. They moved to Saint Louis around 1900 and then to central Missouri in the 1920s. Clark died in the 1950s and Mollie in the 1960s. My maternal grandfather was Grant Parmenter, grandson of Julia Brines Parmenter.

Re: Brines geneology

2006-09-27 01:44:23Z

Gads, was that a fast reply! Yes, I would love to see your e-mail photo. Your photos of the Brines family from the 1800s may be like mine, ones that I found in library archives. It may take me until the weekend to gather my Brines photos together and e-mail them to you. The Brines to whom I'm directly related is Clark Brines. Clark was born in northwestern Illinois in the 1860s. He married Mollie Smith, who was related to Julia Brines Parmenter of southeastern Illinois, neither she nor Clark having known that when they married. Clark and Mollie moved to central Missouri in the 1920s.

Re: Jesse M. Brines-son of Demmon and Marion

2006-09-27 01:38:18Z

Carol,
I am a great great grandaughter of Russell Brines who is a son of Edward & Patience Brines. I have an old picture of Russell with his wife Eleanor. On the back of the photo is says: Russell Brines, Carrie, Will, Jess, Hugh (who is my great grandfather) and Katie. Do you know anything about them? I was born in Mt. Carmel, IL in 1959 to William Lee Brines and Patricia Ann Majors. All help is much appreciated. Let me know and I can email you a copy of this picture.
Kim
email: roper4@airmail.net

Re: Brines geneology

2006-09-27 01:34:30Z

James Everett Brines was born 01/27/1883 and William Brines was born 12/16/1868.
Want to hear more from you.

Re: Brines geneology

2006-09-27 01:17:00Z

Russell Brines (born in 1804) is my great great grandfather. (I think he might have been one of the sons of Edward & Patience Cook Brines.) Hugh Brines is my great grandfather. Ralph Brines is my grandfather and William Lee Brines (born 1931) is my father. I have an old picture taken probably around the mid 1800's of Russell Brines and his family: Carrie, Will, Jess, Hugh and Katie. Let me know and I can email you a copy.
My email address is: roper4@airmail.net

Re: Edward and Patience

nrhartman — 2006-09-26 07:30:01Z

I'm distantly related to the same Edward Brines of Allegheny, New York. The Brines, Utter, and Parmenter families moved in 1816 to Wabash County, Illinois. The Brines family was living in Saint Louis by the early 1900s and central Missouri by 1930. Julia Brines of Wabash County married Albert Parmenter, of the same county, in the late 1800s. Their only child, Grant, is my grandfather. Would enjoy hearing from you.

Re: Brines geneology

nrhartman — 2006-09-26 07:22:30Z

I also have Brines relatives who moved in 1816 from Allegheny, New York. They and Utter and Parmenter families migrated to Wabash County in southeastern Illinois. I'm related to all three of them. Would enjoy hearing from you.

Re: Brines geneology

nrhartman — 2006-09-26 07:13:57Z

Are the birth years you cited for James (83) and William (68) from the 1800s or the 1900s? I have Brines relatives who hailed from northwest Illinois and from Wabash County, Illinois in the 1800s. By the early 1990s, the Brines families had moved to central Missouri and Saint Louis. Would enjoy hearing from you.

Re: Brines geneology

nrhartman — 2006-09-26 07:08:39Z

I have Brines relatives who hailed from Wabash County, Illinois (Mount Carmel) and from an Illinois county in the northwest part of the state. They moved in the late 1880s to central Missouri. Would enjoy hearing from you.

Re: Edward and Patience

CarolGingrich288 — 2006-06-17 13:24:56Z

I am a descendant of Edward and Patience (Cooke) Brines who moved to Mt Carmel, Illinois in 1815. I am searching for Brines relatives who are interested in sharing information. I have lots of information. Please email me. Carol Gingrich

Brines Descendants of Edward,Russell,Henry and Roswell

CarolGingrich288 — 2006-06-17 13:24:56Z

I am looking for people who descended from the subjects above. In particular I would like to be in touch with someone from the family of James Roy and Julia (Compton) Brines. James was Bessie, my mother's brother. They were children of Roswell and Mary Ann Brines, along with Raymond, in Mt. Carmel, Illinois,

Please email me as I am hopeful of making contact with your family. I have enjoyed finding Brines relatives. Carol Gingrich

Re: Edward and Patience

brines_1 — 2006-04-03 17:32:58Z

I don't have much to share but my grandfather James Everett Brines was born in Wabash County, Ill to Herman Brines and America Litherland.
Please E-mail me at brines@ndsupernet.com

Re: Demmon Brines and Lucy Goff

ckane — 2005-12-06 21:54:22Z

Demon Johnston in 1860 US Census
Harpersfield Twp., Delaware Co, NY State

House 537 Family 548
Joseph Johnston age 30
Lucy (Goff) Brines age 87
Elizabeth Johnston 66

House 541 Family 552
Demon Johnson age 31.

Demman Johnson in 1850 US Census
Harpersfield Twp., Delaware Co, NY State

House 59 Family 68

Timothy H Johnson 49
Demman B Johnson age 22
Joseph E Johnson age 20
Elizabeth Johnston 49

I believe Timothy Johnson's first wife
was a dau of John and Lucia (Goff) Brine.
Making Joseph and Demmon her Grandsons.
Demmon could have been named after
an uncle or grandfather.

Re: John & Lucy Goff Brines

2005-12-06 20:52:41Z

Found the listing of John and Lucy (Lucia) Brines
In CT marriage records 1793
a few months after the marriage of Edward and Faith.
I beleive I am a decendant of John and Lucy

John Brines d. Windham, Green Co., NY ~1840
and Lucia (Lucy) Goff d. N Harpersfield, Delaware Co., NY ~1862

Robert E. Brines of Philadelphia, PA.

klos_1 — 2005-09-02 11:54:08Z

Looking for surname Laubenthal.
I believe that Woodrow Wilson Laubenthal lived in Tonawanda, Erie County, New York.

Mrs. William B. Coning
Author: Carl Kalota
31 May 1960 Tonawanda News
Mrs. Coning Dies in Hospital
Mrs. William B. Coning, 890 Parkhurst Blvd., Town of Tonawanda, first president of the Women's Transportation Club of Buffalo, died Sunday in Kenmore Mercy Hospital.
A native of Carbondale, Pa., Mrs. Coning was assistant terminal manager for the Mushroom Transportation Co., Buffalo. She had been associated with the company since 1938.
She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Woodrow W. Laubenthal of the Town of Tonawanda, Mrs. Robert F. Hetzel of Buffalo, and Mrs. Donald R. Best of Coco, Fla.; a son, Robert E. Brines of Philadelphia; her father, Charles V. Estabrook Sr. of the Town of Tonawanda; a sister, Mrs. T. DeWitt Dodson of the Town of Tonawanda, 15 grandchildren and a great grandchild.

JOHN1 LAUBENTHAL was born Abt. 1864 in New York, and died September 02, 1934 in Allegany, Cattaraugus County, New York. He married LUCY MARIA HALL Abt. 1898, daughter of ALVAH HALL and HARRIET BENSON. She was born December 20, 1875 in Allegany, Cattaraugus County, New York, and died June 16, 1919 in Allegany, Cattaraugus County, New York.

More About JOHN LAUBENTHAL and LUCY HALL:
Marriage: Abt. 1898

Children of JOHN LAUBENTHAL and LUCY HALL are:
i. DOROTHEA H.2 LAUBENTHAL, b. April 21, 1902; d. August 13, 1980; m. CHARLES WILLIAMS.
ii. JOHN HALL LAUBENTHAL, b. November 14, 1907; d. July 15, 1992; m. ANNABELLE; b. April 23, 1903; d. September 03, 1994.
iii. WOODROW WILSON LAUBENTHAL, b. May 08, 1912.

Dorothy & Charles Williams owned & operated a Restaurant in Portville, Cattaraugus County, New York.
CazBar or Cogwell. Fred & Rita Zoghibe purchased I believe in 1960.
John Hall Laubenthal worked for the railroad & moved to Georgia. Married later in life to a girl from Georgia named Annabelle.

Re: brines family

2005-08-22 16:21:21Z

David: I hope you either see this message or someone else will see it and put me in touch with you. We must be related from what I see on your message. Carol Gingrich.

Re: Brines

dickworth2 — 2004-08-13 16:05:48Z

Looking for ? Brines who married Bertha Belle Blackwell, she married "Worth", then Brines, in or around Iowa, about 1907. Would you have a Brines who married a Bertha ?

See: www.worthgenealogy.org/blackwell

Jesse M. Brines-son of Demmon and Marion

beemchen — 2003-12-12 03:03:37Z

Does anyone have any information regarding the marriage(s) of Jesse Brines. I show him married to Carrie Gregg in 1896 and then 1920 and 1930 census show him married to Clara.
I have been told she is Clara Miles, daughter of Hannah Winn and John Miles. When were they married? Who does his children, Walter, Alice and Melvin belong to and what happened to Carrie? Can anyone find them in the 1900 or 1910 census?
Thank you for any help. Please e mail me at beemchen@usa.net.
Carol

Re: Brines/Osborne

2003-12-11 03:40:35Z

Hi Janice,
Don't know if you will get this as the message is very old.
I've been in China and only now found this message. If you get this, please notify me at beemchen@usa.net

Re: Brines geneology

2003-12-11 02:49:31Z

Hi,
Hope our information matches. I am a descendant of Demmon Brines from Ireland born around 1808 through his son Demmon E and his son Rueben A. I have a lot of documentation but am looking for more. Demmon, Sr. other children were John, Henry, Martha, Charles, George, Rueben, Joseph, James and Elizabeth Mary.
Who do you descend from? Am anxious to hear from you.

Re: Brines geneology

brines_1 — 2003-09-24 01:45:25Z

I'm new to this myself. I just learned today than my grandfather James Everett Brines born 1/27/83 in Wabash County, Il had a brother William who was born 12/16/68. If this is your grandfather I think I finally found a relative.
Please e-mail me at brines@ndsupernet.com

Re: Napoleon B. Brines

JnnFleming — 2003-02-28 08:54:57Z

New e-mail address: fleming@sstelco.com

Napoleon B. Brines

JnnFleming — 2003-02-28 08:49:03Z

I am seeking information regarding my great great grandfather Napoleon B. Brines, b. October 18, 1834 in Illinios, d. March 28,1814, Polk County Missouri. Buried in the cemetery at Slagle Missouri. He served with the 16th Missouri Cavalry during the Cival War. He came to Missouri sometime prior to 1860. He married Lucretia Maria Pike in Polk County Missouri about 1860. His children were Julia, Mary Elizabeth,Hallycarna, John and Rebecca.

Re: Brines geneology

2002-12-07 17:41:31Z

I am very new at this and would love to learn about my family. I was born in 1959 in Mt. Carmel, Illinois (Wabash Co.). My parents are William Lee Brines (deceased 1981) and Patricia Ann Majors. I must be related to one of the four brothers and would love to find out which one. If you have any information please email me. I currently live in Texas.

Thank you,

Kim (Brines) Emmons

Demmon Brines

beemchen — 2002-12-06 00:48:28Z

Hi, I have the Demmon Brines b. 7-28-1808 in Ireland married to Lois Osborne family tree descending from their 6th child Demmon born in 1840 to now. They had 10 children. Contact me if you are interested in my information.

more on Demmon

beemchen — 2002-12-06 00:48:28Z

He settled in Vermont after arriving from Ireland and changed his name to Brines from O'Brien. Do you have any information on Lois Osborn?

Demmon Brines and Lois Osborne

beemchen — 2002-12-06 00:48:28Z

Hi Janice,
Thank you for your reply. Send me your e mail address and I will send you my mailing address. The research that I have was done by more than one person and I was given the results long ago. The only difference I see is her birth year but its not too far off. I do not know where this all came from so your birthday is probably the most accurate. I show that Lois was born in 1809. Whoever found it may haave thought the 7 was a 9. Easy mistake in the old writing style.
I show that Demmon was born July 28,1808 in Ireland and died 8-12-1855 in St. Clair, Michigan. I also show his death on 9-12-1855. Again I do not know which is correct.
Demmon settled in Vermont after arriving from Ireland and changed his name to Brines from O'Brien. There children were:
Demmon b.5-30-1840;d.4-22-1924
John b.1-1-1829; d.9-18-1864
Henry b.5-24-1831 in Rochester,N.Y.
d.8-25-1903
Martha b..2-23-1833 Rochester,N.Y.
d.7-25-1917 Starville,St. Clair,
Michigan
Charles b.3-12-1836 Rochester
d.12-23-1858
George b.9-28-1838 Rochester
d.12-28-1882
Ruben b.12-23-1842 Rochester
d.5-6-1897
Joseph b.4-3-1845 Rochester
d.1-18-1859
James b.3-18-1847 Rochester
d.11-15-1934
Mary b.7-20-1849 New York
d.5-28-1936

I am descended from Demmon Jr. who married Marion Hayward, daughter of Zenas Hayward and Catherine Pillsbury.
I am leaving for China 5-27 for an extended period of time so if you could mail me any Lois Osborne information (i.e. parents,etc.) before then, I would appreciate it. If you want any more information about descendants of Demmon Jr. I can mail to you also .
Thank you for replying.

Demmon Brines

Wallor38 — 2002-06-17 19:35:11Z

Does anyone have any info on this ancestor, Demmon Brines. I have a tin type of him in which he appears to be in a military uniform,
maybe a navy uniform. Any help would be appreciated.
Bill Allor

Demmon Brines

Wallor38 — 2002-06-17 19:35:11Z

Thanks for the information.

Demmon Brines

Wallor38 — 2002-06-17 19:35:11Z

Demmon Brines(Sr) and Lois Osborn had a son George who married Theresa Tebo. One of their children was Emma B. Brines who married my great uncle, Elmer I. Allor.
I have a cousin who has a tin-type of Demmon Brines. I say that this tin-type is of Demmon Jr. He is wearing some type of uniform. My cousin insists that it is of Demmon Brines Sr. The dates for tin-types and Demmon Brines don't quite match.
Any ideas?

Demmon Brines

Wallor38 — 2002-06-17 19:35:11Z

I have no idea where in NY the Brines' lived.
I'm still trying to locate his descendants.

Re: Brines geneology

kathy_huelsmann — 2001-10-25 23:18:48Z

My ancestor is Russell, son of Edward.
This is new info for me so anything will be appreciated.

Re: Edward and Patience materials

2001-09-26 02:01:37Z

Hello Frank! Am pleased you checked the board. Happy to hear all you need is to make up a label. Would you be so kind as to send me an email at lymor@fsi.net and I will email you the name and address.

I sympathize if you have health problems. I'm a bit older than you and getting old is not golden.

Can I assume that you have Edward's record of Rev. War service now?

Thanks for the quick reply. Hope your health is on the mend.
I wish you only well.

Barb.

Re: Edward and Patience materials

FBrines2090 — 2001-09-25 06:39:55Z

So good to hear from you Barbara, and hope you are feeling well as well. thanks. I have had some health problems.
I guess i am not the only brines who forgets things, as i haven't gotten lots of info from people i have made LONG distance phone calls to over years too. I am sorry not to have kept my word of 2 months ago but I do have many things i have to do too. I do spend great deal of time doing research and following up on it as well and not getting any replies back. Anyway enough of this, i would be glad to send this material to whomever you wish me to send it. I may have contacted this person already, it may even be my cousin.
All I have to do is paste a new mailing label on it, so let me know.
Have a good day .
Frank

Re: Edward and Patience materials

2001-09-25 05:23:18Z

Well Frank, you promised to send me the history within a month. It's going on three months now (plus how many years).

NOW I have another newfound cousin who needs this material. He even lives in California. It will be less expensive for you to send it to him there.

When you read this, let me know and I will send you the name and address. I do not have time to copy all that material. Please keep your word this time. I'm sure you're a nice guy, but I'd like to see the evidence of it. Thanks. Barb.

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