Eathorne - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Eathorne Family Tree

gstuart141 — 2012-01-10 01:05:33Z

hi am looking for jerry eathorne who taught at inchbonnie school in the 1950s and maybe later and i believe was principal at templeton school in newzealand. thanks glenis brinsdon stuart.

Re: Eathorne Family Tree

shepard999 — 2011-05-19 11:48:53Z

I have no one with the surname EATHORNE or its spelling variants in my Pennsylvania mining accident database.

From Jerry,
http://www.genealogy.com/users/s/h/e/Jerry-Sherard/ “Mine Accidents U.S., Canada and Australia”

Re: Eathorne Family Tree

FrellyBelly — 2011-05-19 02:44:59Z

William E. Eathorne Ed born in 1864 in England ...

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FrellyBelly — 2011-05-19 02:42:10Z

I am interested in any info you may have. I have a great grandfather from PA, George William Eathorne b. 10/20/1886 from PA.

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FrellyBelly — 2011-05-19 02:37:27Z

Hi,
My father Larry George Eathorne comes from Monroeville, Pa. B. 08/19/1942 - 08/15/1997. Larry was born in Turtle Creek, son of Robert Oliver Eathorne b.08/13/1911-06/13/1977 and Marion Francis Henretty Eathorne. Robert Oliver Eathorne's father, my paternal great grandfather was George William Eathorne, b.10/20/1886 from midway, Washington co., PA d. 11/05/1976. He was the son of William e. Eathorne and Annie McFarlin. Hope this helps... Are we related? I live in CT, USA.

Re: Eathorne Family Tree

shepard999 — 2008-11-24 15:48:56Z

February 27, 1895, White Ash Mine, Cerrillos, NM, gas explosion, 24 killed.

Source:
New Mexico Genealogical Society, New Mexico Mining Fatalities and Accidents 1894-1925, 255 pages, published 2001
from page 21, 27Feb1895, John Eathorn killed
from page 22, Lizzie Eathorn, widow and one child

I also have some accident details of the accident from the MSHA report if your still interested.

from Jerry

Re: Minnie Eathorne,b.1873

sallysparkle2 — 2008-08-16 20:41:49Z

Hi ,
you may have all the info by now but Minnie Eathorne was the sister of my great grandfather Alexander, they were a family of 7 children and their parents were called John Eathorne and Charity Penaluna. They lived at Wendron nr Helston in Cornwall UK and were all in the mining trade. Minnie left for USA when her husband went to mine there. I have her date of Birth as 1869 but I may be out on that. The Eathorne family are still strong in Cornwall. I have recently moved to Scotland where I discovered to my suprise that a great great uncle moved to just 20 miles away from me in the late 1800's.
If this is relevant to your tree, I have a litle more info. just get in touch with me. sallysparkle2@hotmail.com
good luck with your search. would be nice to hear from you...especially if we are related down the line somewhere.
cheers, Sally.

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MichaelDathorne — 2008-07-22 12:17:57Z

I'm researching my family name of Dathorne. Was the Eathorne killed in the mine John, the accident in New Mexico in 1895? We saw the report in a newspaper that read as Dathorne. I checked the 1900 census for the US and it listed two Dathornes in PA: Veronika born 1825 and one other born 1891. Are they in fact Eathornes and related to John?

I would appreciate any information you may have. Thanks

Mike

Re: Minnie Eathorne,b.1873

2003-10-12 06:10:46Z

our family arrived in new zealand around mid 1870's - they came from penzance - not sure of all the christian names but would be interested in finding out and will keep in touch
regards

Re: Minnie Eathorne,b.1873

Bryantemby — 2003-10-07 22:03:22Z

Hello, my name is Charmaine, and my maiden name was Eathorne.I saw your item about Minnie and thought maybe there is a connection.I live in England, in the south west, in a county called Cornwall.I can trace back to my great grandfather, whose first name I don't know, but his surname was Eathorne and he came from a small hamlet actually called Eathorne, near a village called Constantine.this is close to a larger coastal town of Falmouth.My grandfather moved to a village called Fourlanes.His name was Alexander Penaluna Eathorne.If you need any other info please ask.

Eathorne Family Tree

itsurchoyc — 2002-02-04 04:14:33Z

Looking for Eathornes in PA. I know an Eathorne married a lady by the first name Emilie from England had a little girl Emily Grace, born in PA. Eathorne died in the mines so wife and child went back to cornwall England where she later married a Gardener, then a Kneebone. Any information would greatly be appreciated. Thank you

Eathornes in PA

ronsjolander — 2001-11-11 14:43:05Z

Hi Jan, don't understand why you couldn't e-mail, try again ronsjo@juno.com.Minnie could be Mary I suppose, I think my Minnie's father was William Eathorne of Carnegie,Allegheny co.,PA- but haven't been able to prove it ,yet.
I don't see your e-mail address, so you'll have to e-mail me.
Best, Ron

Eathornes in PA

MillerMcD — 2001-08-19 18:51:18Z

Hello Ron-

I tried your direct email address twice; it's not working. I'm researching EATHORNE in Pennsylvania - specifically Allegheny and Washington Counties. I don't have a "Minnie" but I do have a "Mary" born about 1873/4 that I lose track of after 1880 where she appears with her family on the census. Do you think Minnie Mary could be the same person? There aren't very many listings in the soundex for PA, surname EATHORNE. The next time I'm at the library I can check names for you to see if a Minnie appears with another family - unless you know she didn't immigrate here until after the 1880 census.
Jan McDowell in PA

eathorne

2001-01-14 21:47:29Z

interested in any eathorne's who ancestors went to nz

Minnie Eathorne,b.1873

1999-09-22 17:32:22Z

looking for the parents of Minnie Eathorne b. 12/28/1873 England m. 12/28/1892 in PA to John Henry Barnhart. Would also appreciate any help on the family in general. E-mail = rons @ juno.com.