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Omer John Dubel

cjh17 — 2010-05-10 16:07:20Z

Please send an email to me directly at cjh17@cox.net

I would like to share information with you regarding Omer John Dubel.

Re: family of Anthonie DUBEL(DE BEL) and Hendrica van Beek

jdubel — 2009-07-28 19:24:36Z

My father recieved a letter in 1978 from Eliza Jan Dubel from Velsen Netherlands, he wrote obtaining my dad's address from a Pittsburgh phone book. He stated in a short letter that he found the Dubel's originated in France and immigrated to the Netherlands. Although a french name, oral history has our branch was dutch. I have found no living Dubel relations in Virginia's lower Shenandoah valley from where my great grandfather and his brother moved to Pgh. from.

family of Anthonie DUBEL(DE BEL) and Hendrica van Beek

gilmore1959 — 2009-03-08 22:43:18Z

My great-great-grandparents are:

Anthonie DUBEL(DE BEL)
date of birth: 20 Jun 1816
Nieuw Beijerland, Zuid Holland, Netherlands

married Hendrica van Beek:
19 Feb 1845
Amsterdam, Noord Holland, Netherlands

Hendrica van Beek
date of birth: 28 Mar 1816
Amsterdam, Netherlands

children:
Anthony Jan DUBEL (L) 08 Apr 1846
Johanna DUBEL(DE BEL) 20 May 1848
Willem DUBEL(DE BEL) 11 Apr 1852

Anthony Jan DUBEL is my great-grandfather and I'd like to find information on his Dutch family!

If I could find his sibling's and their decendants that would be wonderful. I don't know how to start on this in the Netherlands.

Thank you in advance for any and all help!

Lisa Gilmore Lier

Re: family of Anthonie DUBEL(DE BEL) and Hendrica van Beek

gilmore1959 — 2009-02-27 16:36:30Z

Thank you so very much! I have a copy of a portion of his Naturalization papers. I'll get copies of the full application and whatever comes with it and start from there. I am SO glad I didn't take it all as "The Undeniable Truth" and have questioned all the research!

If there is anything at all you ever need looked up or photographed in the New Orleans, Louisiana area please don't hesitate to call on me! We have some excellent records here that aren't yet online!

Thanks,
Lisa

Re: family of Anthonie DUBEL(DE BEL) and Hendrica van Beek

jan1713 — 2009-02-27 15:54:47Z

To do a good research we will need as much information from his naturalization papers about his place of origin, his name, age (or year of birth) and ancestors. Without that it will only be guesses.

Jan in Amsterdam

Re: family of Anthonie DUBEL(DE BEL) and Hendrica van Beek

gilmore1959 — 2009-02-27 15:05:25Z

I thank you very much for comfirming my thoughts. This "researcher" was retained by a distant cousin around the 1970's. I came about this information through another cousin and something just didn't make sense to me.... but then we get that sometimes in our research don't we?

Seeing that this ONE and ONLY tie past my great grandfather is totally wrong I have some work to do, deleteing 3-4 generations sent to me via the cousins cousin who was duped. *sigh* I wonder what she paid... and now, how do I tell them we need to "Prove" it all again? My problem!

I'm beginning it again from my great-grandfather whose name is John Dubell, who stated his name on Naturalization papers as Anythony John DuBell. He came to the States between 1864 and 1869.

Where do I find these records you are speaking of?

I'd appreciate any help at all!

Re: family of Anthonie DUBEL(DE BEL) and Hendrica van Beek

asweers1 — 2009-02-26 20:33:00Z

Your researcher may have gotten you bad information. The following is from http://www.genlias.nl/en/page0.jsp:

Bron Burgerlijke stand - Overlijden
Archieflocatie Het Utrechts Archief
Algemeen Toegangnr: 481
Inventarisnr: 460
Gemeente: Utrecht
Soort akte: Overlijdensakte
Aktenummer: 276
Aangiftedatum: 14-02-1883
Overledene Anthonij Jan Dubel
Geslacht: M
Overlijdensdatum: 13-02-1883
Leeftijd: 36
Overlijdensplaats: Utrecht
Vader Anthonij Dubel
Moeder Hendrika van Beek
Partner
Relatie: ongehuwd

It says that Anthonij Jan Dubel, whose parents were Anthonij Dubel and Hendrika van Beek, died in Utrechts province on 13 Feb 1883 at the age of 37 (which is how old your Anthonij Jan Dubel would have been if he were born on 8 Apr 1846).

You mentioned that he changed his name and birth date. There are many Jan Dubel's in Genlias, you may want to check the others listed.

Re: family tree

slimmyt1 — 2009-02-07 15:24:57Z

My grandmother was Leah Burhl Dubel who was the sister of Omer Dubel. See my posting of this date. I am particularly interested in old photographs that may exist for Tyson David Dubel (1859-1907), his wife Amanda C Delaughter Dubel and Tyson's father John David Dubel (1829-1913)who married Mahala Marken. I have a picture of John Dubel (1801-1871) who is John David Dubel's father and Tyson Dubel's grandfather. I also have some photos and locations of some of the Dubel gravesites. I also have a picture of Leah Burhl Dubel but thats about it. Perhaps we can compare notes and share information.

Dubel Family of Frederick County Maryland

slimmyt1 — 2009-02-07 14:51:58Z

My grandmother was Leah Burhl Dubel born in 1896 in Wolfsville MD and died in 1927 in Myersville MD.
Her father was Tyson David Dubel of Wolfsville, MD (1859-1907)and Amanda C. Delaughter Dubel(1862-1923)
Tyson David Dubel was the son of John David Dubel of Wolfsville, MD (1829-1913) and Mahala Marken Dubel(1824-1884).
John David Dubel was the son of John Dubel of Wolfsville,MD(1801-1871)and Sophia Dick Dubel (1803-1891).
John Dubel was the son of Benjamin Dubel of nr. Wolfsville, MD (1775-1845) and Elizabeth Reitenaur (1777-1850.
Would appreciate hearing from anyone who has information, documents and old pictures of these ancestors. Thank you...Jim

Michael Dubel Sr. married 1767 in Burlington Co., NJ, Y-DNA test

fldawes13 — 2009-02-04 21:47:38Z

So far, two male descendants of Michael Dubel Sr. with the surname Dubel (or variant, like Dubell) have done Y-DNA testing. One is a descendant of John Dubel and one is a descendant of Michael Dubel Jr., both sons of Michael Dubel Sr. We still need at least one descendant each of James and Joshua Dubel to test, the other two sons of Michael Dubel Sr. Please contact me if you are possibly interested in testing. Y-DNA testing helps to verify one's paper trail documentation. Also, hopefully, eventually, we will match up with someone still living in Michael Dubel Sr.'s homeland, Germany (see last paragraph).
I will be happy to discuss the Y-DNA results with any cousin who is interested. Also, even if you are not a descendant of the above Michael Dubel Sr., but you are a male and have the same last name or a variant, like Dubell, Duble, Deubel, Tuble, Teubel, etc., don't hesitate to get in touch with me about the possibility of doing Y-DNA testing. Who knows, we may end up having a more distant common ancestor?
Last, I recently located Rachel Dubel Cramer, daughter of Michael Dubel Sr., in the 1880 federal census. She was a young 91 years old then, and it was recorded in this census that Rachel was born in NJ, her mom (this would be Martha Clutch) was born in NJ, and her dad (this would be Michael Dubel Sr.) was born in GERMANY. This is the first solid evidence I have found of Michael's origin.
Frank Dawes, fldawes13@verizon.net

Re: family tree

jlan6329 — 2007-04-26 16:53:42Z

Your grandfather is my uncle. My wife is quite interested in this subject. Drop us a note as to what you would like and I will turn this over to her.

Duble surname

auntiesusan — 2006-02-14 19:26:55Z

Joyce, could you see if you have any DUBLE's that went to Michigan, Kentucky, Illinois, Iowa, and Oklahoma? Thanks in advance. Email me if there is a connection!

Re: Dubel, Volney born Ohio, lived in Iowa

conley_w — 2005-08-20 05:26:27Z

Is he buried at Quimby, Ia., cemetery, Cherokee County?
Was he a Civil War Veteran in the 25th Ohio Inf.?

Re: Dubles in Hopewell Cemetery in Gloucester Co.

cranky78 — 2005-06-01 02:36:04Z

Sarah, I will look at my Dubble Gen. for the names. If you have dates it would help.

Re: Dubles in Hopewell Cemetery in Gloucester Co.

cranky78 — 2005-06-01 02:36:04Z

Sarah, My research is the maternal side also through my grandmother Elenora Dubble. I will contact my cousin who has the entire gedcom for our Dubble line. I have been trying to talk him into sending me a copy because mine is not complete.

Re: Dubles in Hopewell Cemetery in Gloucester Co.

cranky78 — 2005-06-01 02:36:04Z

Karen, This week I have been contacted by you and Sarah Vitale about Duble family members. She has a connection with an Eldredge. Are you aware of this? She posted her message on July 2nd. Check it out if you haven't already. I haven't really gotten into this yet because of the 4th, but will next week.

DIBLE

pmona92544 — 2005-03-30 13:26:48Z

I am looking for a Preston Dible m. Florence Heverly. Their son, Lowell Dible born 10/22/1932 died 2/24/1988. Lowell was born in SouthWest Pa. and died in Va. Would like to know about his children. We are related to his mother.
Betsy

Re: Dubel, Volney born Ohio, lived in Iowa

nickiflinders — 2004-11-22 18:41:34Z

I have that Voney Dubel died in Sheldon, so I suppose that he could be buried in Quimby. I from around there so when I go home next time I'll stop in Quimby and have a look and see if he is buried there.

Re: Dubel, Volney born Ohio, lived in Iowa

nickiflinders — 2004-11-22 18:41:34Z

Do you have an exact birth and death date for Volney? I just have the years.

Do you have anymore info on his service with the 25th Ohio infantry?

Re: Dubel, Volney born Ohio, lived in Iowa

nickiflinders — 2004-11-22 18:41:34Z

here is a link to a picture of Volney's gravestone and to Ellen's gravestone just in case you were interested. I lost my other pic of his civil war headstone but hopefully I'll be able to go back soon and get another pic

http://img85.exs.cx/img85/9713/volneydubel.jpg

http://img85.exs.cx/img85/7766/ellendubel.jpg

James P. Dubel

gothlone — 2004-11-17 14:19:13Z

Hi
I do have information on James Dubel. Was his wifes name Clarissa Rice and his parents Samuel Dubel and Sarah P Armstrong?

Dubel's

gothlone — 2004-11-17 14:19:13Z

Hi John
Your James Dubel was a younger brother to my 3rd greatgrandfather (Volney Dubel). Their parents were Samuel Sarah P. Dubel. I do have quite a bit of information on the family in WI. Send me an email and I can share some with you. My email is gothlone@yahoo.com

Re: Dubel, Volney born Ohio, lived in Iowa

gothlone — 2004-11-17 14:19:13Z

I have visited his grave in the Quimby cemetery. He has one of the white military markers as he was in the civil war with the 25th Ohio infantry. I have done quite a bit of research on him. Let me know if you need anything else.
Neil Gothier
gothlone@cox.net

Re: Dubles in Hopewell Cemetery in Gloucester Co.

2004-07-23 18:12:54Z

Frank,

Please send me the latest you have on the Duble ancestry.
Thanks.

Pete

Dubells,Dubels,Dubles In Camden cemeteries or Camden Co.

2004-05-10 19:54:53Z

Does anyone know where in Camden or Camden County is any Dubells,Dubels,Dubles at?I have been in Hopewell Cem already.Im also looking for a Clinton Lamb Dubell 1867-?
He married Lucy Groves in Bordentown N.J. April3 1889.
Can anyone help me out.

Thanks
Art Dubell from N.J.

Re: Dubles in Hopewell Cemetery in Gloucester Co.

FranklinDawes — 2004-02-06 18:30:03Z

I have summarized my findings about the early Dubles of Burlington County & Gloucester County. Unfortunately, I don't know how to post it to this site. Please email me at fldawes@gte.net if you are interested, and I will then email it to you. My direct ancestors are Michael Duble Jr. and Abigail Antrim.

Frank

Re: Dubles in Hopewell Cemetery in Gloucester Co.

FranklinDawes — 2004-02-06 18:30:03Z

Re: Dubles in Hopewell Cemetery in Gloucester Co.

sarah1238 — 2003-08-18 18:02:38Z

Joshua Duble and Sarah Phifer are buried in New Hopewell along with Michael I believe. They were the parents of my GGGrandmother Amy Eldridge Duble who married Thomas Ramsey Holcombe. Looking for any and all knowledge on any of these people. Would like to find where Amy and Thomas are. Thomas's parents David Holcombe and Jane Ramsey are buried in Williamstown at the Old Methodist Cemetary. Thomas and Amy's daughter Sarah Jane Holcombe is buried here in Bridgeton. Also looking for Martha McCully, who I believe was Sarah's aunt and may have been a Duble. Sorry if this is confusing. Thanks for your time. Sincerely, Sarah Jane

Re: Dubles in Hopewell Cemetery in Gloucester Co.

sarah1238 — 2003-08-18 18:02:38Z

Thank you Joyce,
Joshua Duble born 5-5-1802 died 11-19-1894 son of Michael married Sarah Phifer born abt. 1802 she died 8-31-1882 on March 6, 1828. Both are buried at New Hopewell.
Their daughter Amy Eldredge Duble was born 8-17-1839 in Pump Branch. I am not sure when she passed away. Amy married Thomas Ramsey Holcombe, born 11-12-1836, on November 25, 1860. I do not know where they lie.
Their daughter, Sarah Jane Holcombe was born on 12-8-1861 in Cederbrook, NJ. She passed away in March of 1953. She is buried with her husband Samuel Stokeley and daughter Lois Sarah here in Bridgeton.
All I have of her Aunt Martha is one portait picture of her and one snapshot from here in Bridgeton that has the date 1919 or 1909 stamped on it. She is rather aged in this picture.
My Amy is not the Amy that is buried at New Hopewell Cemetary with Sarah Phifer(Duble). That Amy was born aprox. 1774 and married a Joshua Eldridge. They have a grandchild Amy Eldredge who married Josiah Ireland. Still not my Amy. I am interested in them though because there has to be a conection there. The name interplays and the burial spots seem too close.
I'm sure you've realized that I'm trying to climb the maternal side of the tree. Any information you can give would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Sarah Jane

Re: Dubles in Hopewell Cemetery in Gloucester Co.

sarah1238 — 2003-08-18 18:02:38Z

Thank you Joyce, any help will be appreciated, Sarah

Re: Dubel

2003-02-11 00:21:56Z

John David Dubel, born October 4, 1829 in Frederick County Maryland, married Mahala Marken born June 15, 1824 in Maryland. These are my great great grandparents. My grandfather, Oliver R. Dubel, would have been their grandson.

Re: Dubel

2003-02-01 13:20:46Z

Looking for information on Oliver R Dubel. His father was Jacob H Dubel, his mother was Charlotte Renner. He was married to Anna Belle West. He had three children: Harry, Hazel, and Ruth. I am Ruth's only child.

Dubel, James P.

schwartz34 — 2002-11-27 21:58:02Z

Having just recently begun the research of the Dubel line, I was delighted to discover this message board. My ggggrandparents were Michel and Abigale (Antrim) Dubell. My Grandmother was the daughter of James P and Julia (Richards) Dubel, his first wife. This past summer I was able to visit the gravesites of James, Clara (his 2nd wife) and their children Merle and Rolland. Also, the gravesite of Julia and her 2nd husband Daniel Vaughn.
I will be delighted to exchange/share information with those who have connecting lines.
Roy

DUBEL

jfloyd635 — 2002-10-12 00:29:31Z

I, also, am looking for a Dubel born in Ohio about this time. I have a James P. Dubel living in Nebraska in 1920 that was 70 years old and born in Ohio. His wife was Clara. His children were Rolland and Merle(female). He may have had other children, namely Emma and Frank. HELP!! JHF

James P. Dubel

jfloyd635 — 2002-10-12 00:29:31Z

Neil, Thanks for answering my query. My James Dubel lived in Nebraska in 1920 and was married to "Clara" according to the census records, but this could well be Clarissa. They had children, Merle(Female) and Rolland. I think they also had a Frank and Emma, but am not sure. John

Dubels

jfloyd635 — 2002-10-12 00:29:31Z

I'll certainly appreciate anything you can send me. I have tried for years to locate this family without any luck. When I get your e-mail address, I'll tell you the whole story, or at least what I know of it. John

Re: Dubles in Hopewell Cemetery in Gloucester Co.

2002-07-29 22:26:15Z

Franklin, I found your posting about Michael Duble Sr. and
Jr. very interesting. How do you know Michael Duble Jr.
moved to Ohio in the 1810's or 1820's? The cemetery list
for Hopewell Cemetery only says Michael Dubel, but then
says Martha Norcross is his daughter and Joshua Duble is
his son. This is confusing because Martha was the aunt of
Joshua's and they had different fathers. One being Michael
Sr. and the other being his son, Michael Jr. At first I assumed
it was the Sr. who was buried there, but when I found out
that David Cramer, husband of Rachel Duble and sister of
Joshua, was the executor of a will for a Michael Duble who
died in 1836 I then switched in my thinking to Michael Jr
being buried there. Any light you can throw on this question
is greatly appreciated.
I can tell you that Michael Duble Sr. is listed on a pre-
Revolutionary N.J. census in 1773-74 in New Hanover,
Burlington Cty.

Re: Dubles in Hopewell Cemetery in Gloucester Co.

karen460 — 2002-07-05 04:27:28Z

Hi Franklin!

It's been a couple of years since we've last talked. Thought I'ld see if you have located any new info on Michael Sr. I've exausted
all avenues that I could think of in trying to locate Springfield records. I believe that Michael Duble and Obadiah Eldridge (my ancestor) may have been close friends since they both moved their families to Gloucester Co. and their children, Joshua Eldridge and Amy Duble (my ggggrandparents) married. Joshua and Amy are the only Eldridges buried in the Hopewell Cemetery along with the other Duble family.

Do you know if they were Quakers - since they're buried in a Friends cemetery? Been trying to locate any meeting house records for Hopewell/Winslow area but no success.

Karen Henry in Ca.

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