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Re: Earle family, Wexford

patearle_1 — 2009-10-10 09:48:35Z

Julia,
Thanks for the replys. My father will be visiting this Monday and I will go through it with him. He is Des, son of Kitty/Catherine and Laurence. i will post again after I talk to him and give you whatever info I can.

Re: Earle family, Wexford

juliakirwan1 — 2009-10-10 08:06:31Z

Hi Patrick - I forgot to say I have tried to establish more about Ned - I have a death cert for an Edward Earle 14.03.1950 of Greenhall, Wells, Gorey, but I don't think he's ours as the informant re. the death was his son Samuel, and we don't have a Samuel. I also have a marriage cert for a Peter Earl and Anne Earl (yes - both had same surname before marriage)- 12.11.1863, who could be Ned's parents - note there is no E on the end of Earl, but I've seen it spelt both ways elsewhere. I have a birth cert for an Edward Earle from Cullenttra(?)born 20.05.1873 - his parents are given as Edward (which doesn't tie in with the Peter recorded on Ned's marriage certificate, but Edward could be the family name that maybe was given because of the traditional namimg pattern, but perhaps wasn't used, as I've found elsewhere) and Jane nee Stenson. Edward Earle senior's profession is given as saddler. Does any of this sound familiar? I don't even know if Ned stayed in the Enniscorthy/Gorey area when he remarried - if the story is true that he was disowned when he remarried after Mary Kenny, he may well have moved away from the area. Do you have any more info, either about Earles or Finns? My tree is on Ancestry site if you'd like to view it. Julia

Re: Earle family, Wexford

juliakirwan1 — 2009-10-09 20:51:18Z

Hi Patrick. Good to hear from you. I'm afraid I don't know know a lot about Ned Earle - although I'd love to! The story about him re-marrying came from a relative called Margaret Gilbert - she also told us that the woman Ned married the second time was black. I have a bit of a mystery going on as to whether Ned was actually the father of my husband's Gran, Mary Earle, as she was born before they were married, and I can't find a birth record for Mary anywhere. However, she is shown as a child of his on the 1911 census. Can you tell me where you fit into the Finn family? My info re. the Finns comes mainly from Fr James Finn of Ballyregan. I know that Lawrence and John Earle (sons of Ned) married sisters, Margaret and Kathleen/Catherine/Kitty Finn - is this your Gran? I have a record of Lawrence marrying in 1941, and possibly having 2 children, Mary (1942) and Edward Seamus (1943) - would this Edward be your father? Look forward to hearing from you. best wishes, Julia

Re: Earle family, Wexford

patearle_1 — 2009-10-08 19:51:01Z

Hi Julia,

Did you get anymore history on this? I am Kathleen Finns grandson, and would be very interested in anything that you may have.

Thanks.

Patrick Earle

EARLE Thomas J and Elaine

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-29 16:45:55Z

EARLE Thomas J and Elaine

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Re: Henry Montague Earle b. 21 oct 1808 SC

mcsjm — 2009-09-27 14:30:11Z

Anyone needing help on Henry Montague Earle, Aspasio Earle, Virginia Earle....Please contact
Mike McGee
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Richmond, Va.

EARLE Charles McKibben 1921-1942

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-29 20:38:33Z

EARLE Charles McKibben 1921-1942

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EARLE A B and Alice G

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-29 20:38:04Z

EARLE A B and Alice G

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Re: William Earle-Earles, son of Gamaliel

DyonRogersAbbott — 2009-07-27 20:54:49Z

YES!!! I would greatly appreciate all information you have on Gamaliel and his descendants!

Thank you,
Dyon

Re: William Earle-Earles, son of Gamaliel

crystalsoucy — 2009-07-27 14:48:37Z

The little information I have does indeed match! I am so excited about that. The only difference it that the will I have read from James Langdon states that the land he left to a church for a cemetery was the Symmes Creek Missionary Baptist Church not the Harmony Baptist Church. I have seen a a sign at the Langdon cemetery that states that it is a subsidiary of the Symmes Creek Missionary Baptist church. That is the only difference. I have information on some of their decedents. Let me know if you would like that information. Thank you so much for the link!

Re: William Earle-Earles, son of Gamaliel

DyonRogersAbbott — 2009-07-25 14:32:40Z

Crystal:

Thank you for your reply!

The information I have on Elizabeth is that she was born Sept. 1749 at Granville County, the Colony of North Carolina; she died 08 Mar 1842 at Ash County, North Carolina. Elizabeth married a Jesse Earls, born about 1745 at Brunswick County, Colony of Virginia. Jesse and Elizabeth married about 1772 at Granville County, North Carolina.

The child of Elizabeth and Jesse was Charles Earls, born Dec 1773 at the Colony of North Carolina. He died 23 May 1848 at Lawrence County, Ohio.

After Jesse's apparant death in 1775, Elizabeth married George Smith on 08 Jun 1775 at Granville County, Colony of North Carolina. George Smith was born March of 1745 or 1746; he died 30 Apr 1838 at Ashe County, North Carolina.

Elizabeth and George had three daughters: Elisabeth, Susannah, and Sarah.

I received my information from several different individuals, and from Jim Earles that transcribed information from the Smith Family Bible.

See the information from Jim Earles at http://www.ncgenweb.us/ncwarren/fam-hist/earles.htm

Please let me know if this information agrees, or disagrees, with the information that you have.

Thank you,
Dyon

Re: Gamaliel Earle and his decendants

crystalsoucy — 2009-07-24 23:51:39Z

I descend from Elizabeth Earles I have her as married to Jesse Earles. If you would like more info I would love to share. Let me know! I just started researching the Earles Family and have found an Earles Cemetery in Ohio.

Re: William Earle-Earles, son of Gamaliel

crystalsoucy — 2009-07-24 23:48:32Z

I descend from Elizabeth Earles Daughter of Gamaliel Earles. I would love to trade info.
Crystal

Re: Gamaliel Earle and his decendants

donnaspence48 — 2009-07-21 04:25:01Z

I am looking for a Drury Earle, born abt. 1810 in N.C. I have found him in Cherokee, TX. in 1860 but after that his whole family is gone. He had a brother (Elijah Earle) and his father was ? Bennett Earle. I have been trying for years to find my great grandfather James Buchanan Earls born in Alabama. I think his grandfather or father was Drury. If you can help with this I would really appreciate it. You are right, the families never seem to match. Thanks so much.

Virginia Earle from Westfield, New Jersey

mloftinsmith56 — 2009-06-17 07:48:31Z

I have in my possession a bible dated 1865. Inside it is written in ink Virginia Earle from her godmother Christmas 1865 and on another page written in pencil Virginia Earle Westfield, New Jersey. The one written in pencil is from a different writer. I am assuming that Virginia wrote her name in it. The bible is hardback, very small and the front cover has come away from its binding. I have carried this bible for 20 years and I actually found it at a garage sale in Texas of all places. I collect old books and I bought it for a dime. If anyone is related to this Virginia Earle I would be happy to pass it on the them.

Re: Earle in Texas, Mississippi, & Tennessee

Mac_Chaney — 2009-06-04 03:15:21Z

Hi there,

I’ve been out of town for a few days so a little late getting back to you. Thank you so much for responding. I had begun research years ago on the Earls family, but due to a busy time I put it aside and am just now getting back to it. For many years we had a family reunion in McMinnville, it was a great week-end, spending time with everyone. As the elder family members began to pass away and the younger ones moved away, we held it every two years then just ceased. We did have through the years members of the Earls family from Texas who attended these events. A few Earls family members still live in the McMinnville area. I was well acquainted with the story of John B. making the trip to McMinnville. I believe my father who passed away in 2006 at the age of 95, went with other family members to McMinnville to see him before he returned to Texas. I spoke with an Earls who lived in California that came from the line in Arkansas. Their son, Dr. Wayne Earls is a Baptist minister in the Atlanta area. My husband will be there in July – I plan to go with him and hopefully make contact with him. My brother has spoken several times with the Oklahome link.

A member of my family spent a few days in McMinnville several years ago going thru the library and court house papers. We plan to get together soon and compare what we have.

I have looked also for Earl link to the Revolutionary War. So far, haven’t been very successful. I have a few links that I’ve not connected yet. My dad spoke often of the McGee family in Warren Co. I know that he visited them and had spent many nights in their house when a young boy. He thought very highly of the McGee family. I don’t remember ever meeting them but had heard him speak of them many times thru the years. I always thought they were distant relatives. This name came back in memory and as I researched the McGee Family Genealogy I found some interesting connections. Looking at the major lines in the genealogy, I find an Earls listed in the Robert Cook descendents along with Pirtle (also in the Earls genealogy,) Hooper (which I am sure I have come across ) McGee and Earls. Also in same genealogy, George Pirtle descendants list Hooper, McGee, W. Earls, U. Earls. In the Thomas Wilcher also list England, Earls. Pirtle and McGee. Are you familiar with any of these names?

My dad always talked of relatives in N.C. but I don’t recall ever meeting one. There is another name in the family that I would like to track down. I know this spelling is not correct, Gillitines. I have tried all spellings but have not found the correct one. This name may be connected with William T.’s 1st wife, Tennessee Nunnally. My brother remembers the name also.

I feel that you have much more information than I have. If I am not correct please tell me. I am at your mercy in this, just beginning to get my feet wet!

I saw that you had also posted a note on the Message Board. I saw the note there from Martha Moginley. I find it interesting that she thinks all the Earls, Earle. etc. in the U.S. are related. You may have seen it as well. I would certainly like to know how she came to this idea.

Thanks so much for your time, hope to talk again soon. Brenda E. Chaney

EARLE Wilton Rhodes 1907-1947

t42RoseHill — 2009-06-03 18:58:09Z

EARLE Wilton Rhodes 1907-1947

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EARLE Otis Samuel 1931-1983

t42RoseHill — 2009-06-03 18:57:56Z

EARLE Otis Samuel 1931-1983

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Re: William Earle-Earles, son of Gamaliel

DyonRogersAbbott — 2008-11-18 22:28:21Z

Hello Sue:

I have sent you an email this afternoon - if you don't happen to receive it, please contact me at xtxqhorse@hotmail.com

Thank you!

Re: William Earle-Earles, son of Gamaliel

DyonRogersAbbott — 2008-11-18 22:24:10Z

Martha:

I would greatly appreciate any information you would be willing to share!!

You may contact me at xtxqhorse@hotmail.com

Thanks!

Re: William Earle-Earles, son of Gamaliel

DyonRogersAbbott — 2008-11-18 22:22:38Z

Please resend the information!!

Thanks,
Dyon Rogers Abbott

Re: William Earle-Earles, son of Gamaliel

DyonRogersAbbott — 2008-11-18 22:21:43Z

Hello, Susie:

YES!! I have changed internet service providers, thus the change in email addresses! I would greatly appreciate any and all information you might be willing to share!!

I am particularly interested in finding any wills of Gamaliel's or of his son, William.

The one email address that is always valid is - xtxqhorse@hotmail.com

Hope to hear from you!

Re: William Earle-Earles, son of Gamaliel

DyonRogersAbbott — 2008-11-18 22:18:15Z

Actually, you are the first to contact me - and, I greatly appreciate your information!

I am hoping to find a will of Gamaliel's or of William's!

Re: William Earle-Earles, son of Gamaliel

DyonRogersAbbott — 2009-01-03 23:28:14Z

Thank you for your kind information! Wouldn't you know, after reading your information - I have even MORE questions:

#1. I see you refer to this William Earle/Earles/Earls as "William H." - do you have any references or sources for the middle "H."??

#2. Child #"vi" - Dau. Earls - in my records, I have this daughter listed as Suscy Earle. I have referenced the Wills of Rutherford County, North Carolina.

Also, I would certainly be interested in your Endnotes!

Thank you again!

Re: William Earle-Earles, son of Gamaliel

rhayes — 2008-12-03 15:30:01Z

Descendants of William H. Earls
3 Dec 2008
Generation No. 1

1. WILLIAM H.3 EARLS (GAMALIEL2, ???1) was born Abt. 1740 in VA OR Granville Co., NC, and died Jan 1803 in Rutherford Co., NC1. He married ELIZABETH BENNETT? Abt. 1768 in Bute Co., NC. She was born Abt. 1750 in Granville Co., NC, and died Abt. 1840 in Lincoln Co., NC.

More About WILLIAM H. EARLS:
Census 1: 1790, Salisbury District, Montgomery Co., NC2
Census 2: 1778, Bute Co., NC3
Census 3: 1786, Montgomery Co., NC
Census 4: 1800, Rutherford Co., NC4
Land 1: 18 Feb 1772, Purchase 100a of land at head of Great Fishing Creek in Warren Co., NC.5
Land 2: 19 Aug 1772, Received 40a of land from Gamaliel Earls
Land 3: 12 Nov 1777, Sold 100a of land in Warren Co., NC6,7
Land 4: 1782, Owned 250a of land in Montgomery Co., NC
Land 5: Bet. Jan - Mar 1796, Bought 300a of land at head of Hickory Creek on First Broad River in Rutherford Co., NC
Mentioned: 16 Mar 1778, William's land mentioned in land transaction in Bute Co., NC on Fishing Creek8,9
Note 1: 1764, Bute Co., NC formed from Granville Co.
Note 2: 1779, Bute discontinued and Warren Co., NC formed
Occupation: Farmer
Tax List 1: 1762, Granville Co., NC
Tax List 2: 1766, Bute Co., NC
Tax List 3: 1771, Bute Co., NC
Tax List 4: 1779, Benjamin War, Daniel Barrow and Richard Ward District, Warren Co., NC
Tax List 5: 1781, Cpt Joel Wrenn's District, Warren Co., NC
Tax List 6: 1782, Montgomery Co., NC
Will: 180310,11,12

Children of WILLIAM EARLS and ELIZABETH BENNETT? are:
i. WILLIAM4 EARLS, JR, b. Bet. 1769 - 1770, Bute Co., NC; d. Bet. 1864 - 1869, Van Buren Co., TN; m. (1) MARY ???, Abt. 1792, Salisbury Dist, Montgomery Co., SC; b. Abt. 1774, NC; d. Abt. 1842, Lincoln Co., NC; m. (2) SARAH OWENS, 14 Apr 1844, White Co., TN; b. Abt. 1800, Lincoln Co., NC.

ii. BENNETT EARLS, b. Bet. 1769 - 1772, Bute Co., NC; d. Bet. 1840 - 1845, Jackson Co., AL; m. ??? ???, Abt. 1793, Salisbury Dist, Montgomery Co., SC; b. SC; d. Abt. 1825, Jackson Co., AL.
iii. JOSHUA EARLS, b. Bet. 1774 - 1776, Bute Co., NC; d. Bet. 1837 - 1850, Lincoln Co., NC; m. NANCY ???, Abt. 1796, Rutherford Co., NC; b. Abt. 1780, Rutherford Co., NC; d. Abt. 1855, Rutherford Co., NC.
iv. PRISCILLA EARLS, b. Bet. 1774 - 1780, Bute Co., NC; d. 1837; m. LAYBURN LEDBETTER, Abt. 1792, Rutherford Co., NC; b. Abt. 1772, Brunswick Co., VA; d. Abt. 1830, Cape Girardeau Co, MO.
v. LUCY EARLS, b. Bet. 1777 - 1786, Bute Co., NC; d. Abt. 1805, Rutherford Co., NC.
vi. DAU EARLS, b. Bet. 1778 - 1790, Bute Co., NC; d. Abt. 1802, Rutherford Co., NC.
vii. PLEASANT EARLS, b. Abt. 1780, Warren Co., NC; d. Dec 1844, White Co., TN; m. (1) NANCY ANN WEBB, 17 Oct 1801, Rutherford Co., NC; b. Abt. 1785, Rutherford Co., NC; d. Abt. 1835, White Co., TN; m. (2) NANCY PIRTLE, Abt. 1837, White Co., TN; b. Abt. 1807, York Co., SC; d. Dec 1879, White Co., TN.
viii. NATHAN EARLS, SR, b. Abt. 1782, Salisbury District, Montgomery Co., NC; d. Abt. 1865, White Co., TN; m. REBECCA ???, Abt. 1799, Rutherford Co., NC; b. Abt. 1782, Rutherford Co., NC; d. Abt. 1855, White Co., TN.
ix. MARGARET EARLS, b. Bet. 1784 - 1788, Salisbury District, Montgomery Co., NC; d. 14 Aug 1866, Cleveland Co., NC; m. (1) ABEL HARDIN, Abt. 1805, Rutherford Co., NC; b. Jul 1779, Rutherford Co., NC; d. 02 Jul 1830, Rutherford Co., NC; m. (2) MICHAEL WHISNANT, Abt. 1835, Rutherford Co., NC; d. 03 Nov 1854, Cherokee Co., SC; m. (3) WILLIAM THOMPSON, Abt. 1856, Cherokee Co., SC.
x. ELIJAH EARLS, b. Bet. 1785 - 1788, Salisbury District, Montgomery Co., NC; d. Mar 1803, Rutherford Co., NC.

Endnotes upon request

Re: William Earle-Earles, son of Gamaliel

rhayes — 2009-01-11 21:31:34Z

The "H" comes from a land record I transcribed: Sale of 100 acres of land at the head of Fishing Creek to the head of a branch across Redy Gut at the mouth of a branch Coled Barrish by William H. Earls of the county of Bute to William Clark of North Hamton County, NC for 60 pounds Virginia money, 12 Nov 1777. Land was part of a tract of land of William Baskett, deceased. Info found in Warren Co., NC DB 6, p 378 as viewed in LDS microfilm 0020067.

Carmon Earle of Jacksonville, TX 1926

drbrownlee — 2008-02-28 03:30:30Z

Carmon is individually pictured in the 1926 yearbook of Lon Morris College in Jacksonville, Texas. She is in the school's academy.

Sears Earle of Waco, TX 1928

drbrownlee — 2008-01-16 00:38:54Z

Sears is individually pictured in the 1928 yearbook of Waco High School. He is a member of the senior class.

Robert Gilbert Earle in Sunderland England

malcolmgray29 — 2009-04-20 06:04:25Z

Robert Gilbert EARLE was my grandfather he married in 1904 Elizabeth Taylor STEPHENSON
Looking for any information at all, on this couple, their Daughter Mildred was my mother; Mildred has not been seen since her disappearance in 1940, when I was about 4 years old

Mary Earle

runair88 — 2008-06-03 22:17:44Z

Looking for info on Mary Earle, born in the 1700s, wife of Revolutionary War Patriot George White.George, born circa 1740 served in the Chester County Militia and is in the DAR.George settled in Radnor Twp.,Delaware county, PA. Any information on Mary and George would be helpful.-------------Terry

Re: Newfoundland Earles

libbyearle — 2009-01-03 13:19:49Z

Hi Thomas Earle was a lord in England. I went there and met his ancester who is also my ancester. The lord of the manor was very nice to me. Please check my website. I am Capt Guy Earle's daughter and I have done a lot of reseach about the Earles'. Please check my website.. www.ssKYLE.com Thank you

Re: George Earle of Sullivan County, NY

Earle301269 — 2009-05-26 22:23:51Z

Hi, do you know the names of the 6 children? My father, known as Anthony Earle from NY was born either George or Charles in approx 1945. (he is a black American)

M dad is VERY hesitant to give out any info on his past - so I'm looking on my own.

Tony came to the UK in approx 1966 and "severed" contact with his family - he married Susan Willmoth in about 1969 (when I was born)

The wives of Benjamin D. Earle

24hannah34 — 2008-10-10 01:35:54Z

I am looking for information the the wives of Benjamin D. Earle (shown in the censuses as Earle, Earl, Earls...) b. 1815 in NY. He first married a Hannah and they had 4 children together:
1. Henry K. Earle b. 1843
2. Mary E. Earle b. 1845
3. Hannah M. Earle b. 1846
4. Jermah (sp?) Earle b. 1848
as far as I know Hannah died shortly after the birth of their last child.
Benjamin then married a Susan L. and together they had 6 children:
1. Catharine Earle b. 1852
2. John G. Earle b. 1854
3. Phoebe Earle b. 1857
4. Emma J Earle b. 1859
5. George Earle b. 1862 married Lillie Mitteer
6. Minnie Earle b. 1866

Does anyone know the surnames of these two women?
Any further information would be greatly appreciated!

thanks!

Re: Catherine Earle/South Carolina

dbattl — 2008-09-16 12:37:41Z

Are you sure this is not the Battle of the Cane Brake you mention in Wilkes County Georgia? (Better known as Kettle Creek). Where did you get this name from?

Margaret Agnes Earle Ireland

ross_monley — 2008-01-25 09:01:39Z

Seeking info relating to Margaret Agnes Earle born Corafin Clare Ireland in 1872.
Her parents were Patrick and Norah Earle (nee O'Halloran).
Margaret married Charles John Jacobs in Sale Victoria Australia 13 June 1894.

More Kentucky Earles

OTD — 2008-10-28 15:32:02Z

Here are my Earles:
Jonathan R. Earle (Earls), b Aug 7, 1835
wife: Araminta (King) Earle, b. June 18, 1840
children:
Edward Stanley Earle, b. March 23, 1857
A.M. Earle, b. March 6, 1858
Sarah A. Earle, b. June 20, 1860
H.M. Earle, b. June 25, 1862
Mary A. Earle, b. Oct 25, 1864
James T. Earle, b. Aug 27, 1866 (quite an interesting fellow! I have his bio)
John R. Earle, b. Dec. 9, 1868
Ella Mae Earle, b. May 6, 1871 (my paternal grandmother, buried in the Georgetown Cemetery, Georgetown, KY)
George B. Earle, July 26, 1873
Lulu Earle, July 23, 1875
Arabella Earle, July 20, 1876
Willard R. Earle, March 13, 1881
Maimie Earle, Aug 8, 1884
Etta Earle, June 22, 1890
Lucille Earle, can read her DOB

I would love any info or pics of any of these people. I have a few pictures I'd be glad to share.

They were from Harrison County, KY.
Do I have any long-lost cousins out there?

Re: John Baylis Earle and Silver Glade.

thapope — 2008-12-03 01:36:12Z

This is an old message but I believe that your answer is that the last name here should be Dodd not Dorr and that this Dodd parent md an Earle...

Re: Earle family, Wexford

xix_1 — 2009-01-27 22:36:31Z

not sure if we spoke before but my great grandfather was an Earle they lived on the Watch-House-Hill in Ballycanew. His name I believe was Edward also Ned born 1874?who went to New Zealand and died there in 1968 he has a brother George out there as well.
My Grandmother was Mary Earle who became a Cotten, I know she had a sister Ann who died early and was buried in a grave in Ballyoughter not far from Camolin it was the wrong grave Timmins but the other family left her there. There was another sister Liz who died in Boston. I remember some one saying there was an old man who lived in the house at the corner in Ballycanew as u turn sharp to go to Wexford.
I am not sure if they would be related but there was Ned and another brother who lives in Graystones they might be related someway. My grandmothers mother was buried in Greystones, she was to go to live in New Zeland but Ned never sent for them.
Please let me know if you think they might be distant relatives thanks Brendan

William Earle-Wexford Ireland

jime4247 — 2009-03-22 22:47:40Z

I am looking for any info anyone may have, birth, death, mariage certificates, pictures, tombstones, anything

William Earle is my Great, Great Grandfather. He married Margaret McFarland He was born in Wexford Ireland in Oct. 1844 I believe. Arrived in the U.S. in 1863 and was married Feb. 20, 1870 To margaret Mcfarland. He lived and resided in the state of michigan in Saginaw County. He is barried in Hemlock Michigan. All I have thus far is a phot of his tombstone and a copy of his obituary. Any additional info would be great. Trying to find out who his parents were.

William and Margaret had many children. 2 girls and 8 boys.

Girls:
P.Earle
Horace Earle

Boys:
William Earle Jr.1876-1960
John Earle
Andrew Earle-1879-1952
Robert Earle-1882-1959
Joseph H. Earle-1885-1968
Carl Richard Earle-1891-1944
Reeve E. Earle-1920-1928

Re: john earle

BudinOK — 2008-11-30 13:58:19Z

I was wondering if you found out anything on your John Earle. I have a Bessie Ann Fredregill who I am showing was born Sept 1, 1890 in Pontiac, WA. but not showing who she married.

Re: Descendants of the Earle Family of New Jersey

rebornblessed — 2009-04-21 00:58:05Z

Tried the email listed and it bounced back.
I'm a descendant of an Earle family of Bergen, NJ
My Nathaniel Earle married [I think] Mary Williams
They had Mary Earle who married John Schooley.
I'm trying to confirm who Nathaniel's parents were.
Have you ever seen any of these folks?
Thanks
R B

Re: Earle family, Wexford

juliakirwan1 — 2009-03-01 09:00:17Z

Hi Brendan
Sorry it's taken me a while to respond to you. The only way that I think your Ned Earle could be the same as mine is if the family you refer to was his second family. I have been told that, after marrying Mary Kenny on 12.07.1905 and having the children Mary, Anne, Peter, Letitia, John (Jack), Marcella and Lawrence, Ned apparently left his wife, and went on to marry again. He was apparently disowned by the family at this time. Ned's occupation on his marriage certficate is given as horse trainer, if that helps.
Best wishes, Julia

Breen family, Clologue, Wexford

juliakirwan1 — 2008-11-09 20:41:08Z

Seeking information on James (Jim) Breen, born c. 1895, married Mary Breen (nee Earle)on 18.04.1934 in Ferns. Died 29.12.1949. Had siblings - Miley (married Bridget Kavanagh), Mogue, Tom, Mary (married ? McKenzie), Nettie and Anne (Nan). James' father believed to be Mogue Breen. Any information gratefully received.

Earle family, Wexford

juliakirwan1 — 2008-11-09 20:32:18Z

Seeking information on Edward (Ned) Earle, born c. 1877, from Oulart, Wexford, and his family. Ned married Mary Kenny on 12.07.1905 in Ferns, Wexford. Ned's father was Peter Earle - no further information held on Peter, or on Ned's mother. Ned and Mary had children - Mary, (b. 1902? who married James Breen), Peter (married Rose Brennan), John (k/a Jack - married Margaret Finn, he died 18.09.1990, aged 77yrs), Ann (Nan - who married Robert Gilbert), Letitia (who married ? Browne - d.2.10.1942 aged 33 yrs), Marcella (married ? Doran),Lawrance who married Kathleen Finn, and Mick who married Molly Kavanagh. Any links to any of these people gratefully received

Earle Katherine

johnreed10 — 2008-10-30 10:49:35Z

Katherine Earle.

Daughter of Francis Henry and Elizabeth, was born in 1843 in Camberwell London, England.
We know she emigrated with her elder sister Ann Lydia Earle to America. Katherine married a Russian( no surname or date of marriage). Both sisters lived to be over 100 years. Did Katherine have any children?
They had a brother Francis Henry Earle who emigrated to America also( 1864) and we have contact with his family.

Charles Earle, lineman killed instantly by contact with a live wire.

maryachtrh — 2008-01-15 22:05:18Z

Appears in "The Wapanucka Press" 15 October 1903 Wapanucka, Johnston County, Indian Territory, now Oklahoma

KILLED BY LIVE WIRE

Lineman for Telephone Company Met Instant Death

Oklahoma City: Charles Earle, a lineman enployed by the Missouri and Kansas Telephone Company in this city, was instantly killed by contact with a live wire, while attempting to locate a wire trouble at the corner of Ninth and Walnut Streets, in Maywood.

Chief Inspector Jennings, of the same company, drove out to the locality named, and both ascendent the telephone pole on the northeast corner of the street intersection. Earle had gotten firmly seated on a cross-arm and, with nippers in hand, was reaching out to grasp a telephone wire when Jennings, who was sitting close to him, heard him groan and looking quickly that way saw his unfortunate companion fall forward and hang limp on the wire. Jennings moved quickly to him and pulled Earle from the wire. The sticken man once opend his eyes, but immediately closed them and fell back dead, but held in his position by supporting wires.

A Maywood station fireman came along shortly after and was hailed by Jennings. Robinson climbed the pole and Jenniings helped him place the body of Earle on his shoulder and it was brought down and taken into the residenc of Dr. J. M. Postelle, near by. Coroner Messenbaugh was notified and went out to view the remains. After learning the facts relating to the accident he concluded that an inquest was unnecessary.

The deceased was about 26 years old, unmarried. At present the home of his parents is not known, but it is believed he came from Salina, Kansas.

EARLE Lowell 1930-2001 section 10

t42DFWNat — 2009-03-16 23:23:30Z

EARLE Lowell 1930-2001 section 10

I photographed this gravestone in the DFW National Cemetery, Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 202,215 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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

Earle's from Prescot & Eccleston, Lancs

sthwales — 2008-05-18 20:55:35Z

Looking to make contact with anyone connected to Earle's or Hough Earle's from Eccleston & Prescot in Lancashire during the late 19th & early 20th centuries.

George Anthony Earle or Charles Anthony Earle

lynn1u1d1sjcurqunm9u7hciums32r4kg — 2009-05-28 19:38:10Z

Hi Can anyone help, We are looking for my husbands family on his father's side.
His father came from USA to UK, we think the New York area during the mid 1960s, he is a black American and we think he is called either Charles Anthony Earle or Goerge Anthony Earle. We do see him, but he is so secretive of his past not his ex wife, girlfriend or sons know that much about him. We are fairly sure he was born in 1944 on 19th September and has not really had much to do with his American relatives since then.

Re: Descendants of the Earle Family of New Jersey

PaulaFaulkner50 — 2009-04-21 22:26:13Z

Hi! If you will send me some kind of time frame for these people I will look through what I have to see if I can find them. I do see a Nathaniel Earle, bap. November 26, 1710, who married Francyntie Banta in 1737.

Please feel free to email me at our current address: tpfaulkner@consolidated.net.

You are welcome!
Paula