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Re: George Clymer the signer descendants

sdratson — 2012-06-03 13:59:14Z

My mom thinks that Thelma was a cousin...not her sister

Re: George Clymer the signer descendants

sdratson — 2012-06-03 13:47:03Z

My Maternal Great Grandmother was La Anna Clymer. She told me once that She was a niece of George Clymer as well. I am also trying to connect the dots. My mother does not know much of the family history and I know that she has a sister Thelma. I would also like to find out more if possible. Have you been able to uncover more information?
Sandy

J. Floyd Clymer

rlbtwinss — 2012-06-01 17:58:21Z

Found an old ad about J. Floyd Clymer - 1907. He was the worlds youngest car salesman (11years old). He lived in Berthoud, Co and sold autos and parts in a bldg also shared by a Doctor J. B. Clymer (relation not stated). There is a photo in the ad. It is a book of old ads that have been reprinted by Dover Publications: "Those Were the Days: Weird and Wacky Ads of Yesteryear. Good information for the family.

Am I related?

hmaravola8 — 2012-05-10 15:17:11Z

Supposedly, I'm somehow related to George Clymer through my father's side. Unfortunately, I don't have a lot of information as far as surnames. Our family name is Martin, and my paternal grandparents lived in the Philadelphia area through much of the 1900s. Have always wondered what my connection is. I'm still researching on my end. Any info anyone might have would be appreciated.

Re: James Clymer

looking4myfamily_1 — 2012-04-26 15:00:22Z

email me at looking4myfamily@ymail.com. be sure to put James M Climer picture in subject line.
Sammie jean Gregory-Fairchild

Re: James M Clymer, b ca 1824 in Philadelphia, PA

holidaykim — 2012-04-26 12:57:56Z

Thank you for responding so quickly. I do hope that someone descended from him sees this message and help me.

Kim

Re: James M Clymer, b ca 1824 in Philadelphia, PA

looking4myfamily_1 — 2012-04-25 23:47:19Z

my James M Climer was born Defeated Creek, Smith, Tennessee, USA He looks Indian in his pictures

Rachel Huddleston Clymer, Bucks & Philadelphia, PA

holidaykim — 2012-04-25 21:42:02Z

Rachel, dt of Henry Huddleston, b ca 1737-1745, d 1813, Phila.--by all accounts married either a W. Clymer or George Clymer. 1764, Bucks County, PA is the date and place most cited.

Does anyone have any positive reference to this? I cannot find it in any databases, archives, etc. I cannot find any marriage between a Huddleston and a Clymer.

I see the past references to her father's will, George Clymer's paying of funeral expenses, George Clymer and a deed, but nothing proving the marriage or his real name.

Any help is appreciated.

Kimmer

James M Clymer, b ca 1824 in Philadelphia, PA

holidaykim — 2012-04-25 21:41:34Z

I also have a James M. Clymer is my line. He was born in Philadelphia, PA, circa 1824-25 and died during the Civil War.

He married a woman named Margaret, ca 1846. Had a daughter, Catharine, b ca 1847. A son, Archibald b ca 1850 (named after James father, Archibald Clymer). Both were born in Philadelphia.

Does anyone have any information on this branch of the family?

William Clymer died 1740 in ? buried ?

holidaykim — 2012-04-25 21:40:52Z

In the book: Genealogy of the Roberdeau family: including a biography of General Daniel ... By Roberdeau Buchanan, page 103, Mr Buchanan states that William Clymer, son of Christopher (Of Bristol, England), brother to Richard, was buried April 26, 1740.

Can anyone tell me where he got that information? Does anyone know where this William is buried? Since he left money to Christ Church, Philadelphia one would think that he is buried there, but there is no record of him in their database.

Re: Thomas Henry and Jeanie Underwood Clymer

daveclymer — 2012-03-26 21:10:31Z

hello again,there seems to be 2 George Clymers,during the same years. One signed the DI and Constitution - the other did not.
the signer married Elizabeth Merideth. the other married Rachel Huddleson. One of them has the middle initial W. I don't know which one or maybe both. It' VERY confusion
regards, David B. Clymer
for a reliabe genealogy of THE SIGNER look at www.mygenealogy.com again and go to George Clymer the signer ( I think) I put it in several years ago, altho I'm certain I'm on the Huddleson side.. ( I think ) my reason for being so vague is I'm 84 ( I think) David

Re: Thomas Henry and Jeanie Underwood Clymer

daveclymer — 2012-03-26 20:54:30Z

your welcome to look up my tracing on www.mygeanoly.com my code is dc1538dc clymer web site. I hope that works for you. daveclymer@gmail.com

Re: Thomas Henry and Jeanie Underwood Clymer

xxbarb — 2012-03-25 21:46:50Z

You are much further back than I. I'm still trying for proof on Henry and his father James, the the 1800s I find Henry married to Jane C, but I find a marriage license William to Jane C.- in the same location. I haven't made it further back than that, so I'm sorry, I can't help with your question.

Re: Thomas Henry and Jeanie Underwood Clymer

daveclymer — 2012-03-25 20:52:36Z

I am searching for info re: Samuel Clymer and Catherine Boehney mid 1700's. Who were his ancestors? George W. Clymer and Rebecca Huddleson ? regards David B. Clymer IV

Re: Joseph Clymer brother Samuel

daveclymer — 2012-03-25 20:45:16Z

I am David b clymer IV - son of III, son of Harvey Mason Clymer , Lbanon, PA, son of David B. Clymer Jr, son of David B. Clymer SR., Sonof Samuel Clymer. I have not been able to verify his parents. I think his father was George W. Clymer and Bethany Huddleson in the mid 1750's. Do you have any info that could shed some light on this ???
Thank you, David Bertram Clymer IV

Re: Thomas Henry and Jeanie Underwood Clymer

xxbarb — 2012-03-22 23:21:29Z

Are you still researching this family? I am on same line, but am coming across some things that don't fit together. I need to do some note comparing.

Re: George Clymer the signer descendants

joann_cosgrove — 2011-11-26 12:41:39Z

Dear Daniel,
I have researched your family which is my family also. If you are descended from Andrew Baltus Clymer then we are distant cousins. Andrew Baltus Clymer was the son of John Clymer and John Clymer was the son of Baltus Clymer. The Story is complicated because Baltis Clymer was the son of Casper Kramer. So you ask how did the name change? I am assuming that since Baltis lived in the Colonial city of Philadelphia he ended up using an English sounding name. The only reason we know this is because when Casper Kramer's estate was settled all his children were listed including Baltis going by the name of Clymer! All the other children of Casper Kramer settled in Bucks county and were farmers while Baltis became a Carter in Phila. I would be happy to explain it in greater detail and you can e-mail me privatly and I'll give you my phone number! I also correspond with another long lost cousin who descends from Andrew as well! I have copies of the estate settlement and Baltis's will too.
Joann

Re: George Clymer

bonziracing — 2011-09-16 16:39:40Z

I am related to him. My family was rulers of the Beverly hall in Quakertown PA. Ronald Swinburne Clymer is my great Grandfather. Are you from Pa?

Re: clymer of pa

holidaykim — 2011-09-01 23:08:03Z

Peg Stamm,

I do not know if you have found the answer to your Rosa Nicolls Clymer question, but if not, I have her in my records and this is the source for it:
The_descendants_of_Jöran_Kyn_of_New_Sweden, pg 187.

I found it on Google books.

Kim

Re: george clymer

JamesHAlexander42 — 2011-08-15 21:15:59Z

George, the site you want is www.dsdi1776.com. I am the Registrar-General of DSDI and I do have extensive records of the descendants of the Signer George Clymer. I would love to see your application to the Society

Re: George Clymer the signer descendants

dfmproductions — 2011-07-31 07:56:28Z

Dear eredman3412 (Randy) I too have been doing research into the Clymers and you sound like you might be a person in the know. My family is from Pennsylvania and New Jersey and I have found conflicting information in various public Clymer trees. I am trying to trace my grandmother's great grandmother, Emma A. Clymer, who was born in 1837 and died in 1907. It seems that her father was Andrew Baltus Clymer (her mother was Lydia Buck) but I get stuck with Andrew's father, as I have found listings for Johannes Kramer Clymer and John Meredith Clymer. I have also found references for a Casper Clymer, in addition to George Clymer. Any help with this matter is greatly appreciated. Sincerely, Daniel McBride

Re: G. Clymer research

JamesHAlexander42 — 2011-07-10 22:16:57Z

Alix, the last know male Clymers, John Howard, and Nathaniel Russell Sturgis have girls. There is a branch of Clymers who hail from the Philadelphia area in the Revolution and who frequently think they are descended from the Signer. There is no connection we know of between the two Clymer families. I do have a complete Clymer, the Signer, tree and would be more than willing to share data points on it with you.

Jim Alexander
Registrar-General
The Society of the Descendants of the Signers of the Declaration of Independence. (www.dsdi17876.com)

Clymer

eredman3412 — 2011-07-09 03:32:55Z

Hello my name is Randall Redman and I saw your posting on Ancestry.com requesting information on Clymer’s in Pennsylvania. My great grandparents were Solomon Clymer and Louisa Tapper (Daughter of John Tapper) I was wondering if you would not mind reading my email in the hope that maybe you may recognize some of the Clymer names below. If you do, maybe you can share some information and help shed some light on my family history. Below is just some of the information I have researched. (I will bring the line down to myself to show you as to where I fit in)

Solomon was born abt. 1810 and raised in Germantown or Bristol Township, Philadelphia. (Right on the border of Germantown) There he met and married my Great Grandmother Louisa Tapper at St. Michaels Evangelical Lutheran Church in Feb of 1828

Out of the children they had several lived to maturity and were named the following.

1. Ann Eliza Clymer born in Germantown in 1830
2. George W. Clymer born in Germantown in 1832 and marries Letitia Geddes
3. John Nicholson Clymer born in Germantown 1835 and marries Susannah Lippincott Morris
4. Charles G. Clymer born in Germantown and marries Mary Jane Davis

From George W Clymer is who I am a descendant of and he had 2 children

John Clymer
Leander Clymer born 1856 and marries Mary Ann McCullough

From Leander comes
Mary Clymer
Thomas Clymer
George W Clymer
Gertrude Clymer
Harriet Clymer
Andrew Clymer
Ida Mae Clymer
Wesley Clymer
William Clymer
Annie Clymer

Ida Mae Clymer is my Great Grandmother who married my Great Grandfather Harry R. Redman and they have
Harry R. Redman Jr.
Arthur Redman
Mary Redman

Harry R. Redman Jr. marries Elizabeth Jane Barr/ Wortman and they have
Harry R Redman III
John Lawrence Redman

Harry R. Redman III marries Elizabeth Mary Gorecki and from them comes me.

My family has always held the tradition that George W Clymer the “Signer” is directly related to my family. I have devoted ten years of my life to researching this and have much information on the Clymer’s but have been unable as of yet to prove any connection to George “The Signer” However, I have a copy of a portrait of George Clymer from a Direct Descendant and it is identical to both my father and my grandfather; so there has to be something there. Please feel free to write me at my personal email address at RandyRedman@logarpc.com or call me at my home; my number is 856-782-4950. I look forward to hearing from you and I thank you for both your time and consideration.
Warmest Regards,
Randy

Re: Bishop Wayne K. Clymer

gnomehome2008 — 2011-07-04 11:19:47Z

in reply to your asking my grandfather was a minister at Bristol City Mission England. My father was Edward Charles Clymer. I have a letter from 1973 regarding the family history sent from Wayne K Clymer. Any other information would be of great interest to me.

Re: G. Clymer research

alixmaya1 — 2011-07-04 07:32:14Z

Dear Mr. Redman,

I have been told it is a fact that we are related to George Clymer in a most direct way. Although the tree is no where near complete on this site, I look forward to hearing from you to try to connect the dots if you will. All the answers are in our family Bible that is in the hands of a distant cousin. For this task I have asked my father for help. Also I have asked the DAR for assistance in this matter, for there is a great grandmother within in them, which may hold down the line very well for us Clymers. Happy Revolution!!!! Peace Alix Maya Clymer

James Clymer

looking4myfamily_1 — 2011-06-29 13:36:02Z

I would like to see the picture. I have one of My Great Grandfather James M Clymer/Climer and he looks to have a lot of Incian in him. Would Like to compare the pictures
looking4myfamily@att.net

Re: James Clymer

anaiyuk1 — 2011-06-29 06:16:50Z

Thomas Climer (as it was spelled a generation before James) was married to a cherokee woman whos name remains a mystery but he may have been raised with those you had mentioned as his father died when he was dead and it is assumed that his wife died shortly after. George Jesse lived following the native traditions of his mother until he fell in love and married Pheobe Simpson. I have a photo of him in front of me and there is no denying his native ancestory. Leander Sharp Clymer who was Georges son was said to have a mighty temper and married Francis Allen Holstien, then later went on to merry Lovina Winner stauffer. He loved to write little ryhmes and poems. His best friend was a dog namedJap that looks to be some sort of setter cross. He had him well trained and would put his paws in the air and hold a pipe in his mouth. Leander always had a pipe.

Geraldine V. (Bryon) Clymer, 88 ,born in Lock Haven .pa,

KENNELLYMARKA — 2011-06-04 05:20:39Z

Geraldine V. (Bryon) Clymer
June 2, 2011
Geraldine V. (Bryon) Clymer, 88 a former resident of Fairview Street, Lock Haven passed away, Wednesday, June 1, 2011 at Susque-View Home.
She was born in Lock Haven ,pa,
on December 7, 1922. Geraldine was married to Millard I. Clymer who died in 1958.
Geraldine worked for the Water Department, for the City of Lock Haven for many years, retiring in 1988.
She enjoyed traveling, spending time with her family and swimming at the YMCA
Surviving are one son Gary (Gloria) Clymer of Howard and two grandsons Jason and Michael and five - great-grandchildren Gage, Gabriel, Melissa, J.J. and Jacob.
A graveside service will be held 10:30 a.m., Friday, June 3, 2011 at Rest Haven Memorial Park, Lock Haven with Pastor Dennis Callahan officiating.
Memorial contributions can be made to National Osteoporosis Foundation, 1150 17th Street, NW Suite 850, Washington, DC 20036 or to a charity of your choice.
Funeral arrangements are under the direction of the Helt Funeral Chapel, 232 Hogan Blvd., Mill Hall.pa,

Re: George Clymer the signer descendants

ekybanjo — 2011-05-13 01:00:39Z

Rat Ziehm,
I would love to see the information. Though I am a little confused by your comment about the tombstone of Eliza Jane Clemmer Mills. My Eliza Jane Clemmer was born 1817 in Preble County, Ohio the daughter of John Clemmer & Phoebe (Nevius) Clemmer. Eliza Jane Clemmer first married William Smith who died in 1845 and then she married second William Mills.

John Clemmer the father of Eliza 1786-1867 is the son of George Clemmer (1753)& Magdalena???

Thanks for your help, I am a descendant of Eliza Jane Clemmer and her first Husband William Hunter Smith through their daughter Phoebe whom I would say is named after Eliza's mother Phoebe Nevius.

Lukas

CLYMER Dennis L - Vietnam Wall section 8W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-05-03 13:26:37Z

CLYMER Dennis L - Vietnam Wall section 8W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 220,676 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: George Clymer the signer descendants

rzandmm — 2011-04-12 22:43:48Z

Lucas, Nice to see your name again. I see many people are equating the Clemmer family name (of York, PA and Preble Cty, Ohio) to the Clymer family, of the Declaration signer. It just is not so. I have excellent data tracing the Clemmers (Klemmers, and Klimmers) back to Switzerland in the 1500s. I have also found an article that states it is not true. I have photos of Eliza Jane Clemmer Mills' tombstone that spells her first marriage name as Clemmer. Nowhere did I see the name spelled Clymer. I do have an ancestor born in 1545 who was named Klymer. His son was also a Klymer, but then the name changed to Klimmer, Klemmer, and finally Clemmer. Let me know if you would like to see some of this material.

Rat Ziehm

Re: George Clymer the signer descendants

eredman3412 — 2011-03-20 15:14:23Z

Jim you are correct, John Meredith Clymer did die in action at Parkinson's Ferry trying to put down the whiskey rebellion. John M. Clymer was married at the time of his death (married in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to a Mary if memory serves me correct and has children which are sourced and documented as well.
Lukas,
I am sorry but the John Meredith in your family line is not the same one as the Signer's son for his widow lived and died in Philadelphia County (Northern Liberties)Just North of the City of Philadelphia. I would be happy to provide you with the names of the known children as well as source material but none to my knowledge moved to Ohio.
Randy

Eli & Magdalena Clymer of Warrington, Bucks Co, PA - PHOTO

christineschuyler — 2011-03-19 16:59:13Z

Found photo of Eli & Magdalena Detweiler Clymer in a book published by local newspaper, The Intelligencer: Pictorial Review of Bucks & Montgomery Counties (2004).

Caption reads: In 1889 the Clymer Family of Warrington included: (front row from left): Emma Clymer Cornell, Flora Clymer McNair, Ethel Swartley and Ollie Clymer. 2nd Row: Elmer Clymer, Eli Clymer, Magdalena Detweiler Clymer. Top Row: William Swartley, Ella Clymer Swartley, Addie Clymer McEwen Treffinger and Hannah Clymer Worth.

My husband is descended from Eli's cousin, Elizabeth Clymer Schuyler.

Re: George Clymer descendants

EvelynCorob — 2011-02-24 05:55:48Z

My ancestor is Mary Clymer born in Bucks Co. PA 9 Sep 1763. Is ahe related to George Clymer?

Re: Climer/Clymer

eredman3412 — 2011-02-19 01:15:46Z

Hello my Clymer/ Climer family is from Philadelphia Pa and goes back to a man named Solomon (might be his middle name) but he was born in 1806 around the Germantown/ old Bristol township area of Philadelphia County, Philadelphia area and his children were born in PA, some stayed and some moved to NJ (Mercer county area) I would love to compare notes as well. My email is RandyRedman@logarpc.com

Thanks,
Randy

Maggie or Margaret Clymer Lancaster PA

DonnaLish48 — 2011-01-28 16:25:33Z

Is anyone familiar with a Maggie [possibly short for Margaret] Clymer or Climer who born around 1870 +/- and lived in Lancaster PA? Was married to William O McFadden

Re: Climer/Clymer

DonnaLish48 — 2011-01-26 21:39:49Z

Hello, I am also researching the Climer/Clymer family. Specifically a Maggie {possibly short for Margaret?} Climer B abt 1870's +/- in Pennsylvania and married to William Oliver McFadden of Lancaster PA. Maggie Climer was my great grandmother on my mother's side;. Would love to compare notes with you if you're interested. Thanks Donna

Re: G. Clymer research

eredman3412 — 2011-01-13 00:12:11Z

My name is Randall Redman and I happened to see your request for information on Clymer's I am of Solomon Clymer or Germantown, Phialdelphia County; Philadelphia PA. My 7x grandparents are Solomon Clymer and Louisa Tapper (Daughter of John Tapper) I am wondering if we are not related in some way. If you have a moment would you look below and see if any of the information listed rings a bell and then let me know. I thank you for your time and consideration.
Below is just some of the information I have researched. (I will bring the line down to myself to show you as to where I fit in)

Solomon Clymer was born abt. 1810 and raised in Germantown or Bristol Township, Philadelphia. (Right on the border of Germantown) There he met and married my 7x Great Grandmother Louisa Tapper and were married at St. Michaels Evangelical Lutheran Church in Feb of 1828 (Louisa Tapper has line to Blood Royal)

Out of the children they had several lived to maturity and were named the following.

1. Ann Eliza Clymer born in Germantown in 1830
2. George W. Clymer born in Germantown in 1832 marries Letitia Geddes
3. John Nicholson Clymer born in Germantown 1835 marries Susannah Lippincott Morris
4. Charles G. Clymer born in Germantown marries Mary Jane Davis

From George W Clymer is who I am a descendant of and he had 2 children

John Clymer
Leander Clymer born 1856 marries Mary Ann McCullough

From Leander comes
Mary Clymer
Thomas Clymer
George W Clymer
Gertrude Clymer
Harriet Clymer
Andrew Clymer
Ida Mae Clymer
Wesley Clymer
William Clymer
Annie Clymer

Ida Mae Clymer is my Great Grandmother who married my Great Grandfather Harry R. Redman’s and they have
Harry R. Redman Jr.
Arthur Redman
Mary Redman

Harry R. Redman Jr. marries Elizabeth Jane Barr/ Wortman and they have
Harry R Redman Jr.
John Lawrence Redman

Harry R. Redman III marries Elizabeth Mary Redman and from them comes me.

Family lore has it that we are related to George Clymer the Signer of The United States Declaration of Independence. Do you share the same or have you ever heard anything about this? Is it possible that I may view your tree to see where we may fit in, I would greatly appreciate any help you can provide and will be happy to share with you the vast amount of information that I have. Please feel free to write me at RandyRedman@logarpc.com I look forward to hearing from you and hope that you had a very safe and happy new year.
Warmest Regards,
Randy
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Re: Descendents of George the Signer

eredman3412 — 2011-01-13 00:10:34Z

Re: George the signer-info

eredman3412 — 2011-01-13 00:09:09Z

Re: george clymer

eredman3412 — 2011-01-13 00:07:31Z

Re: George Clymer

eredman3412 — 2011-01-13 00:06:12Z

Re: Clymer

eredman3412 — 2011-01-13 00:04:00Z

My name is Randall Redman and I happened to see your request for information on Clymer's I am of Solomon Clymer or Germantown, Phialdelphia County; Philadelphia PA. My 7x grandparents are Solomon Clymer and Louisa Tapper (Daughter of John Tapper) I am wondering if we are not related in some way. If you have a moment would you look below and see if any of the information listed rings a bell and then let me know. I thank you for your time and consideration.
Below is just some of the information I have researched. (I will bring the line down to myself to show you as to where I fit in)

Solomon Clymer was born abt. 1810 and raised in Germantown or Bristol Township, Philadelphia. (Right on the border of Germantown) There he met and married my 7x Great Grandmother Louisa Tapper and were married at St. Michaels Evangelical Lutheran Church in Feb of 1828 (Louisa Tapper has line to Blood Royal)

Out of the children they had several lived to maturity and were named the following.

1. Ann Eliza Clymer born in Germantown in 1830
2. George W. Clymer born in Germantown in 1832 marries Letitia Geddes
3. John Nicholson Clymer born in Germantown 1835 marries Susannah Lippincott Morris
4. Charles G. Clymer born in Germantown marries Mary Jane Davis

From George W Clymer is who I am a descendant of and he had 2 children

John Clymer
Leander Clymer born 1856 marries Mary Ann McCullough

From Leander comes
Mary Clymer
Thomas Clymer
George W Clymer
Gertrude Clymer
Harriet Clymer
Andrew Clymer
Ida Mae Clymer
Wesley Clymer
William Clymer
Annie Clymer

Ida Mae Clymer is my Great Grandmother who married my Great Grandfather Harry R. Redman’s and they have
Harry R. Redman Jr.
Arthur Redman
Mary Redman

Harry R. Redman Jr. marries Elizabeth Jane Barr/ Wortman and they have
Harry R Redman Jr.
John Lawrence Redman

Harry R. Redman III marries Elizabeth Mary Redman and from them comes me.

Family lore has it that we are related to George Clymer the Signer of The United States Declaration of Independence. Do you share the same or have you ever heard anything about this? Is it possible that I may view your tree to see where we may fit in, I would greatly appreciate any help you can provide and will be happy to share with you the vast amount of information that I have. Please feel free to write me at RandyRedman@logarpc.com. I look forward to hearing from you and hope that you had a very safe and happy new year.
Warmest Regards,
Randy
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Re: Lebanon County PA Clymer family

daveclymer — 2010-12-07 23:15:01Z

i have been able to trace my family to david b clymer 1st. i have onfo that says he was the son of Samuel L Clymer but also info that Samuel L Clymer was the son of Joseph and was married to Amamnda Beysher . they had two sons - Irwin and Samuel B.
Can you share some info that would shed some light on this ? It would be greatly appreciated. David Clymer

Solomon Clymer Climmer Clymor Cremer & a Lousia Tapper Germantown Pennsylvania

eredman3412 — 2010-12-02 04:41:25Z

Hello I am looking for information on a Clymer family from Germantown , Pennsylvania. specifically Solomon Clymor, Clymer, Climmer, Climer, Cremer, from Germantown, Philadelphia; Pennsylvania or surrounding areas in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania or New Jersey who married a Louisa Tapper at St. Michaels Evangelical Lutheran Church on May 1st 1828 and has children Ann Eliza (Clymer) Smith George W. Clymer who married a Letitia Geddes or Gettis, John Nicholson Clymer who married Susannah Lippincott, Charles G. Clymer who married a Mary Ann Davis. If you have any information or GEDCOM files please contact me

Fay Clymer-Duncan

BeverlyPugh1960 — 2010-10-26 16:19:02Z

Does anyone have information on Faye Clymer and her husband Gene Duncan. Last known to live in Albany, Oregon.

Climer/Clymer

cmclimer_1 — 2010-10-24 00:47:15Z

I was wondering if anyone had any info. about the Climer line that had to change their name from Clymer to Climer because of a murder and a land dispute? My husband told me that his father had told him of a story where one of their ancestor's had murdered someone and had to give their land back to the Clymer family (in Tennessee) and change the spelling of their last name to Climer. My father in law also told him that they are related to George Clymer (one of the men who signed the Declaration of Independance). Not sure if all of this is indeed true, and was wondering if there was anyone on here who could point me in the right direction with sources, stories, etc.

Thanks so much!

Re: George Clymer the signer descendants

JamesHAlexander42 — 2010-10-02 03:48:31Z

Lukas, our records show that John Meridith Clymer was born about 1768, d. 18 Nov 1794 with the note kia. I am not sure the John you mention is the same one as the son of the signer. I cannot come up the rest of the names in your note.

Jim Alexander
Registrar-General
DSDI
www.dsdi1776.com

Re: Descendents of George the Signer

JamesHAlexander42 — 2010-10-02 03:39:43Z

David, George did marry Maria Gratiot O'Brien,in 1868. They had one child, Meredith, b. 6 Jun 1817, d. 20 Apr 1902, without heirs. I have no record of this couple having a child Samuel.

Re: George Clymer

renieandwill — 2010-09-17 00:15:26Z

Dick Martin,
I have no idea if you will ever read this. Josephine was my aunt. My father was her brother, Robert Joseph Clymer. Our Clymer family comes from Zurich Swizerland. I am afraid that Aunt Jo was on a wild goose chase with George the signer.

Would love to hear from you,
Wilson Clymer
Green Valley, AZ.