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Re: Noah and Fannie Countryman

br75fsu — 2012-06-03 04:52:08Z

Current username for NancyWatkins41 is now br75fsu. You can contact me from this username.

Re: Upstate NY Countrymans

SHIRLEYRAYMOND500 — 2012-05-31 14:06:36Z

Hello Larry'
my name is Shirley Raymond, my husbands great grandmother Loretta Countryman Turpening VanWagner was one of the sisters to your Emma Countryman McKenna. My husband descends down through Loretta's daughter Idella Helen Turpening who was from Loretta's 1st marriage to Silas Turpening. so far I have never been able to find a death record for him or divorce papers if they were divorced, my mother in law always said he had drowned.
I tried to find for my mother in law while she was still living but couldn't but and still searching for my husband, my kids and my grandkids for thier tree the Native American Heritage in and through her Countryman ancestors, Have you come across anything on the indian heritage? I have always hoped to find someone with a photo of Loretta but so far no luck, other descendants have been kind enough to e-mail a photo of Emma and her sister Thresea (Tress). any help in information, photo's and documents would be greatly appreciated, will be glad to share anything I have

your's truely
Shirley Raymond
shirley778446@yahoo.com
918-962-3479

Re: John A Countryman

pdr138201 — 2012-05-21 17:08:15Z

Hi, I know this post is old but we must be cousins we have the same grandfather and great-grandfather. My father was Ray Countryman. My email is pdr13820@hotmail.com.

Bill Countryman

Re: Permilla Countryman and Rosewell Lawrance

partmental — 2012-05-11 21:03:35Z

Hello James I am Your 1st cousin 1x removed And could help

Re: Johannes/John C. Countryman

cmstrong — 2012-04-21 19:47:13Z

Boy, Chris, I just am not sure who this is FOR SURE -- maybe someone else will post who has a clearer idea. These re-circulating of the names and sticking "John" in front of everything [like sometimes my Adam F. is listed as John Adam F or even just John Adam [wife Mary, big help huh?]- you have to be almost clairvoyant to unweave all the threads! :(

Re: Johannes/John C. Countryman

janczukc — 2012-04-21 17:25:31Z

Will of Conrad M 1817 Page 58
Wife Catharina Margaretha

Children Marcus, Adam and Peter
No John Listed

Re: Johannes/John C. Countryman

janczukc — 2012-04-21 17:24:06Z

Will of Conrad M 1817 Page 56 - 57
Wife Catharina Margaretha

Is this the same Conrad?

Re: Countryman Family of Upstate NY

janczukc — 2012-04-20 11:37:31Z

Will of Adam Countryman 1805 Page 314

Brother of George
Sons John, Adam and Conrad
Daughter Anna
son-in-law Johann Peter Dunkel
Grand children listed

Re: Countryman Family of Upstate NY

janczukc — 2012-04-20 11:29:51Z

Will of Adam Countryman 1805 Page 312 - 313

Re: Countryman Family of Upstate NY

janczukc — 2012-04-20 11:29:24Z

Will of Adam Countryman 1805 Page 311

Re: Rebecca (Countryman) Nestle

ChristineJanczuk — 2012-04-20 02:44:47Z

John Countryman
wife Lany
sons George W, Jeremiah, Alexander, Martin
Daughters Mary Elizabeth, Maria Catherine Van Alstine

Re: Rebecca (Countryman) Nestle

ChristineJanczuk — 2012-04-20 02:40:53Z

Will of John Countryman Page 90 - 91

Re: Rebecca (Countryman) Nestle

ChristineJanczuk — 2012-04-20 02:40:25Z

Will of John Countryman Page 88 - 89

Re: Rebecca (Countryman) Nestle

ChristineJanczuk — 2012-04-20 02:39:49Z

Will of John Countryman Page 86 - 87

Re: Rebecca (Countryman) Nestle

ChristineJanczuk — 2012-04-20 02:38:59Z

Will of John Countryman Page 85

Re: Adam F. Countryman , 1765, son of Frederick-?, grandson of Conrad

ChristineJanczuk — 2012-04-20 02:03:08Z

Letters of Administration for Adam F

Re: Adam F. Countryman , 1765, son of Frederick-?, grandson of Conrad

cmstrong — 2012-04-20 01:35:21Z

I just realized I was unclear about Hannah - her surname is PICKENS [her husband is Martin or Martinus]; Amelia's husband is JOHN THAYER, and my Rebecca/Rebekkah wed ADAM NESTLE, who we now believe is the son of GOTTLIEB NESTLE by his 2nd of 3 wives [not Barbara Dillenbach] - this deduction was made from census information on Gottlieb.

Re: New York Awards of Claims from War of 1812

ChristineJanczuk — 2012-04-20 01:32:10Z

Attached are pages 574 - 575 of the will of Isaac of Stark dated Nov 28, 1874. His wife is Harriet. His sons were Milton, Isaac and John. His daughters were Elizabeth Hollinbeck, Catherine Austin and P??? Backus. Milton Countryman is executor. Grand children are also listed.

Re: New York Awards of Claims from War of 1812

ChristineJanczuk — 2012-04-20 01:25:32Z

Attached is pages 572 - 573 of the will of Isaac of Stark dated Nov 28, 1874. Isaac was eighty-two years old when he made the will. That would make his birth year as 1792 so he would be old enough to fight in the War of 1812.

Re: Adam F. Countryman , 1765, son of Frederick-?, grandson of Conrad

cmstrong — 2012-04-20 00:27:40Z

I see rereading this they spell Rebecca's surname NESTEL and Hannah as PERKINS but that is for sure WRONG. Solomon is the son who drowned in Otsego Lake and his two daughters are Perlina and Serena. They also even within this document spell Adam's F's surname both as COUNTRYMAN and CUNTERMAN. I guess this is not unusual in that day and age. Also there are attachments to this will [where the send out to all the heirs who have to sign off - these are available through the LDS microfilms]. And this makes me so sad - whereas Amelia Countryman Thayer can and does sign her full name, my poor little Rebecca can only sign an "X" :(

Re: COUNTRYMAN Family of Upstate NYS

janczukc — 2012-04-19 23:43:24Z

Will of Adam Countryman 1805 Page 314 attached

Re: COUNTRYMAN Family of Upstate NYS

janczukc — 2012-04-19 23:42:51Z

Will of Adam Countryman 1805 Page 312 - 313 attached

Re: COUNTRYMAN Family of Upstate NYS

janczukc — 2012-04-19 23:41:33Z

Will of Adam Countryman 1805 Page 311 attached

Re: Adam F. Countryman , 1765, son of Frederick-?, grandson of Conrad

cmstrong — 2012-04-19 23:40:03Z

Thanks so much for this, Chris! I really would be willing to bet the big bucks that Adam F. is Frederick's son -- everything that I know about him so far totally fits -- esp his middle initial! Also he would have been a minor child referred to in Frederick's will. And location is also perfect.

Re: Adam F. Countryman , 1765, son of Frederick-?, grandson of Conrad

ChristineJanczuk — 2012-04-19 23:23:19Z

Will of Adam F Countryman is attached

Re: Research Proof

cmstrong — 2012-04-19 11:57:07Z

Chris -- could you also post [maybe as a separate topic] the will of Adam F. Countryman that you recently found. Adam F. is my gggggfather, as you know, through Rebecaca Countryman NESTLE.

Re: Research Proof

dwo2nj — 2012-04-19 10:45:12Z

You have made my day & it's only 6:45 am!

Re: Research Proof

janczukc — 2012-04-19 10:37:14Z

Another page of will

Re: Research Proof

dwo2nj — 2012-04-19 10:36:58Z

Thank you!!!!

Re: Research Proof

janczukc — 2012-04-19 10:32:32Z

Would the will of George Countryman help. It's attached.

Re: Robert H & Elizabeth M. Countryman - PA to CA

sbender59 — 2012-04-12 19:45:11Z

Yes, I have some knowledge of this family. My mom was a Countryman from PA and NJ. I have some information on Robert H Countryman and am doing the research on his parents. His mother, Margaret died in 1869 and his father William in 1870, making Robert an orphan at age 5. I have ordered death certificates from the archives in Philadelphia Pennsylvania where Roberts parents are from. My email is ckeisling@windstream.com if you need to contact me. Cheryl

Re: COUNTRYMAN Neil - Adams County, Ohio to Ross County, Ohio

cathygowdy — 2012-03-01 14:07:03Z

In what paper and on which date did this obituary appear? I would like to be able to document it properly.

Thank you,
Cathy

COUNTRYMAN Neil - Adams County, Ohio to Ross County, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2012-03-01 14:01:09Z

CHILLICOTHE: Neil Franklin Countryman, 61, of Chillicothe, OHIO, (Ross County) died Tuesday, February 28, 2012, at his residence.

He was born November 10, 1950, in Adams County, OH, son of the late John B. and Gertrude (Douglas) Countryman.

He is survived by his wife, Sharon, whom he married April 16, 1988; three daughters: Annette (Doug) Baker, of Hillsboro, Ohio, Toni (James) Cowin, of Centerville, Ohio, Cami Lawson, of Chillicothe; one son, Jamie (Stacy) Lawson, of Florida.
He was blessed with grandchildren: Matt, Autumn, Grant, Noah, Bella, Samantha, Kenedy, Payton, Hope and Avey; and one great-grandson: Kobe; three brothers: Charles (Ada) Countryman, of Peebles, Ohio, Gary (Pam) Countryman, of Dayton, Ohio, Paul (Teresa) Countryman, of Peebles; two sisters, Constance Joy (Meryl Dean) Shoemaker, of Peebles, Julie Countryman, of Peebles; mother-in-law, Helen Shoemaker, of Hillsboro, Ohio; sister-in-law, Sherry (Bob) Morrison, of Hillsboro; one brother-in-law, Tim (Sandy) Shoemaker, of Hillsboro.

Besides his parents, he was preceded in death by his two brothers, John Lee Countryman and Kevin Countryman; and two nephews, Charlie Countryman and Ryan Countryman.

Mr. Countryman was an avid Ohio State University fan. He retired from ODOT with 33 years of service and served in the National Guard.

Mr. Countryman's wishes were to donate his body to the Ohio State University Division of Anatomy. At his request, there will be no services held.

Memorial contributions may be made to Hospice of Adena Health System, 111 W. Water, Chillicothe, OH 45601.

Highland

Re: Early Countryman Families in New York

SHIRLEYRAYMOND500 — 2012-02-11 23:39:21Z

yes this is the Johann Fredierick Countryman,
I am trying to find information on the Countryman men at the times of west camp, east camp and thru out the mohawk valley who married with the indians of that time and area's.
any help truely appreciated

Shirley Raymond
shirley778446@yahoo.com

Re: Upstate NY Countrymans

john_conderman — 2012-02-11 03:52:53Z

I would be interested in your information as also would be a 8 or 9 grandson of Johann Fridrich Gundermann born Germany about 1672. New york 1709. I am from son Conrad. John ezra Conderman Would be willing to share what I have on the Conterman/Conderman slice of the family. From my study there is a lot of us out their.

Re: Early Countryman Families in New York

john_conderman — 2012-02-11 03:36:17Z

Johann Fridrich Gundermann of Germany Entzburg is my GGGGGGG grand father He was born 1672 and came to New York 1709. My line of the family traveled across the northern states over a 100 yr period and ended in Washington state just before state hood 1889. Conderman, gunderman gunterman countryman konderman and many other spellings all trace back to Johann. Do you need any other information?

Re: Permilla Countryman and Rosewell Lawrance

jsdillworth — 2012-02-03 00:05:22Z

Permillia is the dau of Benjaman Countryman Born 12 Aug 1811 Stone Araba County,New York Died in 1893 Lee, Onidia County, New York and Elizabeth Starr abt 1813 in France?

Re: Permilla Countryman and Rosewell Lawrance

susanmbarker — 2012-02-02 19:09:11Z

It all sounds good to me, I am on holiday right now, but as you see I have my laptop, I have not played around with my tree for a long time. Bill needs to join Genes Reunited and then he will be able to access my tree.
I have death certificates from Herberts generation, a picture of Charles' wife and would kill for one of him if anybody has one, and quite a few memories to share. Margaret Chralie's daughter died last year in New Zealand , just such much but lets keep it for later. We are based in Yorkshire, where are you lot?

Re: Permilla Countryman and Rosewell Lawrance

1_jlawrance — 2012-02-02 19:01:11Z

Yes of course. I think us meeting like this is just serendipity,as the Permilla thing seems like a red-herring.But Google picked up your reply to it. I'll e.mail you later with my contact details and our office number,if you'd like to talk to dad.
My sister,Louise (she dropped the Jane) has two sons and Jonathan has a young family. Rebeccah's children have all had children themselves now!
I'll speak to Dad tomorrow,he mostly wanted to get on the internet for this sort of thing,but he's a bit new to it,so I'm doing my best to help.

Re: Permilla Countryman and Rosewell Lawrance

susanmbarker — 2012-02-02 18:50:16Z

Oh I couldn't remember James but yes I now remember Jonathan, I have photos of Rebecca and him at The Spott, along with Mary & Marjorie. I would be happy to share the tree I have with you, but it is on Genes Reunited, are you on there?
Can we keep in contact, there is loads of info to share
My mother Peggy died just before Christmas age 94, Dad died in the early 1970's I have a mental block on the year for some reason

Re: Permilla Countryman and Rosewell Lawrance

1_jlawrance — 2012-02-02 18:44:17Z

Hi,
I think you're thinking of my older half-brother and sister,Jonathan and Rebeccah. Dad re-married and I'm James.I have a younger sister called Jane-Louise too. Dad still works in our family business (at 78!)
I recently went to Mary's 80th birthday in Aldershot,where most of my clan were present. Uncle John was there as were Catherine and Elizabeth,John's daughters. Sadly,Joanna,his eldest passed away about 18 months ago.
I don't know who Permilla is;I was showing Dad how to use his laptop to search,and he suggested "Charles Rosewell Lawrance" and this thread appeared. I think it's shaken him a bit!

Re: Permilla Countryman and Rosewell Lawrance

susanmbarker — 2012-02-02 18:29:55Z

I can't help you right now, I am waiting for a reply from person that contacted me, there must be some connection here, my grandfather was Charles Rosewell Lawrance born c1863 in England died there in 1934

Re: Permilla Countryman and Rosewell Lawrance

jsdillworth — 2012-02-02 18:00:24Z

As far as I know Rosewell was my gradfather first name and he is buried in Cherkee County Kansas. He died in Nebraska and his body was shipped by train back to kansas to be buried with his wife. There family lived in Lee, Oranida county New York as did Permillia. They moved to Ceder County, Nebraska in the 1870's then down to Kansas in the 1880's where my grandmother died in 1896. Buried in in Cherokee County, Kansas as is my grandfather.
Any Further inlightment would be appreciated. Thanks Janice

Re: Permilla Countryman and Rosewell Lawrance

susanmbarker — 2012-02-02 16:34:54Z

I know your father and his brother & sister.
I am Laurie's daughter , trying to remember is Val your mother, and do you have a sister called Rebecca?
If so I have met you.
I too you would love to make contact, I have the tree from somebody else, but she couldn't find any marriage records for CRL. I have been to visit his grave in Sheffield and his daughter Dorothy shared it with him.Where does Permilla come into this?
My email is suashmo@aol.com

Re: Permilla Countryman and Rosewell Lawrance

1_jlawrance — 2012-02-02 13:35:50Z

Hi,I'm James Alexander Lawrance and my father is William Charles Lawrance,son of Herbert Lawrance and grandson of Charles Rosewell Lawrance. We would love to make contact with other Lawrances,and help you with your research if possible. Dad asks if you have a brother called Austin.
Kind regards James

Re: Permilla Countryman and Rosewell Lawrance

1_jlawrance — 2012-02-02 13:28:44Z

Hi, My name is James Alexander Lawrance and my father is William Charles Lawrance.
He is new to the internet and googled the name of his grandfather Charles Rosewell Lawrance and your posting came up. Clearly we are talking about the same person,as his father was Herbert and he had an uncle called Artie.
We'd both be delighted to know what you may have already found out about the family and also if we could help you with your research.
Kind regards, James (and his Dad Bill!)

Re: Scouting You Countrymans

mixedelements — 2011-10-22 05:45:16Z

Years later... I picked my search up again and found my answers. I don't think this is the best place to give thanks but "thank you" everyone who has taken time into putting Countryman Family info. out there. It has helped me out a lot.

To keep it short, here is my line of descent:
John - Obediah - Owen S. - Curtis - Elanor - Harold - Me!

I may be reached at mixedelements@aol.com. When I think of my grandmother as being one of Owen's granddaughters it's amazing. The link crosses quite a bridge in time. She is alive and well.

Re: Early Countryman Families in New York

SHIRLEYRAYMOND500 — 2011-10-13 17:11:30Z

Hello Diane,
Yes this was the person I am looking for the information on.
would love to talk to you, my e-mail is
shirley778446@yahoo.com and my number is
918-962-3479

thank you Diane for responding so quickly

Re: Early Countryman Families in New York

DianeZabel50 — 2011-10-11 01:27:11Z

Is Johann Friedrich Countryman born 1664 abd died 9/16/1717 in West Camp, Ulster Co., NY?

Did he marry Anna Maria Barbara Simon in 1693 in Germany?

Early Countryman Families in New York

SHIRLEYRAYMOND500 — 2011-10-11 00:36:36Z

I am looking for any help for information on the Countryman Families who married the indians in New York and thier descendants. my husbands family starts with the immigrant Johann Freidrich Countryman/ Kondreman/ Gunderman

Shirley Raymond
shirley778446@yahoo.com