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Re: Emley/Emery of Hunterdon Co., NJ

pdlpitcher — 2009-04-04 16:28:47Z

Re-reading this and wondering why I didn't catch the mistake I made ... YEARS ago .. in my last post I mention William Emley's wife as Harriet, which is wrong. It should be Martha Quick... only one wife :-)

Re: I am an Emley

ChristopherSterlingScott — 2007-06-03 14:30:35Z

I was incorrect of the middle name of Anettea, she was born a prior generation. Harriett Jackson was simply listed as Hattie for the 1880 census. Daughter of Emery Newell Jackson

Re: I am an Emley

ChristopherSterlingScott — 2007-05-29 00:53:51Z

I am the grandson of Gladys Leontine Jackson Scott 1895-1981 and I have in my possesion a small book listing relatives that are linked to her. I BELIEVE your Harriett A. Jackson Emley is my grandmothers aunt. My gandmother in her hand wriitting list Byron Sylvester Emely born 11/19/1876 died 12/4/1944 and Harriett (Hattie) Emely born 11/11/1882 and died 12/6/1944.
On another page she has Harold Jackson Emley and Charlotte, Omaha (Irionicly my father was Harlod Jackson Scott 1921-1993)
From census records of the 1880 Andrew County, MO I BELIEVE Harriett's middle name may have been Annetta, as her mother was Harriet Newell Ferris Jackson.
My grandmother's parents were William Ferris Jackson and Ella Day French Jackson
Both the Jackson's and the French surnames begin there association in either Nodaway or Andrew County, MO referred to as Bolckow, MO

Emley, Walter & Rose Lee of Caldwell, KS

bomcde — 2006-09-11 18:40:18Z

Looking for information on Rose Lee Emley (Born Rose Lee VanDorien, 1st marriage to Chester Eungard.) Was married to Walter Emley. Both are buried in the Caldwell, KS Cemetery. Rose was my grandfather Harry's sister. Other siblings are: Lavina (Elmer Davis), Letha (Everitt Davis), Mary E (John Langdon), Fannie (Levi Richard Dunlap II), Harriett Jane (Ray Galloup) and Edith (Ancel L Edison).

Re: gaps in the line

atrayn0704 — 2006-05-19 21:42:25Z

Hi, I have filled in the gaps. The problem is that it is not documented. If you would like to work on this together, please contact me at atryan0704@aol.com. This offer goes for anyone else out there who is interested. Thanks, Ana

Descendants of Sir John EMLEY (????-1102)

atrayn0704 — 2006-05-19 21:42:25Z

Hello! I have come upon a list of my husband's ancestors that trace all the way back about 25 generations. Unfortunately, none of this information is documented or even verified. But most of it is "sourced." So we have a place to start. I was hoping to put our collective brains together & try to prove this list correct.

We lost the Emley surname with Sarah Emley (1759-1832) who married a Holcombe from Hunterdon County, NJ. But I have her descendants are well documented.

Please contact me directly at atryan0704@aol.com.
Best,
Ana

Peter Emley

2006-03-22 05:04:54Z

Peter Emley and Sarah Arney had at least one son, Tunis Emley b abt 1787 d 9 April 1854 in Jacobston, NJ. He married Hannah Covert 21 aug 1821 in Burlington county and had several children.

Anna Emley and Ellis Emley

2006-03-09 02:27:42Z

Looking for information about my grandmother's family. She was born Anna Emley in New Jersey. She had a sister named Charlotte (Lottie) and another sister named Eugenia. Her brother's name was Ellis Emley. At age 18 Anna married Edward Price James. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Re: EMLEY SEARCH

TERESAWAGNER202 — 2005-11-21 21:33:14Z

I am working on the Emley family tree that my Mother started yers ago. My grandmother was the daughter of Harmon Emely and Millie Fay KAUFFMAN of Huntington, Indiana. Harmon is the son of Samuel Loman Emley and Christiana EBERHART.

I would love to hear from anyone working on this family!
Teresa De'Armond Wagner
WagnerAT@comcast.net

Re: Emley/Huntington, IN

unknown1vj2gfjfv38kqv9v9jfr5evsm1bij — 2005-10-07 17:02:27Z

Yes, I have Paul R. Emley b.June 24, 1915 in Huntington, Indiana and died in a house fire October 21, 1961. He married Evelyn Yike on May 13, 1939. He had three sons: Jerry, Jack and David. Are you related to Paul?

Re: Emley/Huntington, IN

FARBER — 2005-05-23 14:49:01Z

Monica, If you have any questions you'd like to ask me abt. the adoption write me at Farber@kconline.com. I tried your personal email and it came back. Deb

Re: Emley/Huntington, IN

2005-05-21 20:55:08Z

I am Jack's daughter, Jack died in 1991.

Re: Emley/Huntington, IN

cgetts11 — 2005-05-21 12:49:14Z

Did your birth mother Pauline have a brother named Paul?

Re: gaps in the line

2005-04-15 23:58:40Z

By the way, my e-mail is civilwaryankee@bigplanet.com, just in case the letter I wrote gets sent to a junk mail filter or something.

Re: gaps in the line

2005-04-15 02:17:47Z

Oh, Chloe... we have tons of Massarello info... but not nearly enough!

I believe the bishop/cardinal at the Council of Trent was Angelo Massarello. I'm unsure if he's related.

Also, I've checked 3 national phone books in Italy and it shows no listings for Massarello's in Sicily. Only Massarelli's (which is the plural of Massarello). BUT.....Grandma (Venus) corresponded with many Massarello's in Sicily in the 60's. I'm in the process of getting the letters from Aunt Rosemary.

Email me at annamiller@alltel.net. My sisters and I, Amy and Alyssa, have a huge tree going. Have you done any research into the Culey's? We were all Quakers at one time.

Amy and Alyssa have a Army disability certificate and pic of Benjamin Culey who served in the Civil War. It's actually very amusing since he's in his 60's and claiming a disability for a bad back, heart disease and a fractured finger from carring a bundle of sticks and falling with it while serving in Tennessee. It also gives a detailed physical description.

Oh, I'm SO EXCITED. I'm so glad I found your message on this board!!!!

EMAIL ME!

Re: gaps in the line

2005-04-14 19:55:05Z

Hi!! I've tried doing research on the Massarello side and have been unsuccessful. Even a google search of the name turns up nothing that is helpful. I did find that there was a Massarello, I think a bishop, present at the Council of Trent in the 1500s, but I can't find out any more about him. Do you know if there are any Massarellos left in Sicily?

~Chloe

Re: gaps in the line

2005-04-14 04:35:01Z

Chloe:

I am your cousin, Anna. My mom is Joyce Massarello. Have you done any research on the Massarello side of your family tree?

Anna

Christopher Embley or Emley of York

2005-03-02 18:00:05Z

I am looking for info on Christopher Emley or Embley b abt 1640 and buried 27 oct 1692 in Slaidbrun, York. any help is wonderful! Thank you!
Shalisse

Re: Samuel Emley/Meribah Robbins Emley, NJ ca. 1759

2004-07-13 17:45:02Z

I have it. Samuel & Meribah (Robbins) Emley:
Marcia Witt
7991 West Lake Drive
West Palm Beach, Fla 33406
witt_k@popmail.firn.edu

Samuel Emley/Meribah Robbins Emley, NJ ca. 1759

2004-06-12 02:42:06Z

I am looking for info on these individuals and predecessors. They had a daughter named Ann Emley in May 1779. I believe they were from Jacobstown, NJ. Any help much appreciated.

Re: Elizabeth Emley

2004-03-20 00:47:31Z

Elizabeth's parents were Isaac Emley & Rebecca Hathaway. I have additional information on this family if you are interested. Email me direct.

Emley Family

2003-04-28 14:31:37Z

I am searching The Emley Family Tree. My husband is Lawrence Frank Emley B: 1948. His father Alfred James EmleyB: 1913. His father Frank Emley B: 1892. All are from Sandwich W. Essex County, Ontario, Canada. I am trying to find info on Frank Emley...who according to family gossip came from Germany..no proof though, He was married to Lottie Julliette Antaya. If anyone has any info please feel free to contact me. I also have heard that there may be relatives in the States. Thank you..Tina Emley

Re: Emley/Quick or EMELY (sp?)

2002-12-05 13:01:51Z

I think William Emley and william Emely are one and the same due to the fact he fled England to escape the King's high taxes, along with so many other tax evaders of the era. He had to change his name to avoid detection by the Kings agents which were everywhere, At least, my william Emley was escaping high taxation. I have run into several spelling s of the same guy. Could be??

William Emley

2002-03-06 07:48:55Z

I am looking for info on William Emley, my grandfather, who was born in France around 1864 and came to America about the age of 13. He lived in Missouri, Arkansas and Louisiana. He married Ruby D. Doyal and they had four children, Gracie, George, Rosie and Mary Jane. He had one brother named Sherman Emley. That is all the info I have. Please send me any info you may have. Thanks for your help. Also, he may have been born in Bordeaux, France. He died around 1934.

Re: I am an Emley

2002-01-21 22:18:07Z

My father was also born in Wisner NE
He was born in 1912 I am a Jr.
His father was Ray Emley
Ray's father was Joesph Emley
We are decendants of William Emley New Jersey

One of my Aunts owns the Old Emley House in Wisner cousin Jim will so if not already own it.

Maurice E. Emley, Jr.
Sacramento CA

I am an Emley

2001-11-25 19:19:54Z

My father's family lived in Wisner Nebraska. His father's name was Byron Emley, and his Mother's name was Harriet Jackson Emley. My father's name was Harold Emley - he was born in 1908. I am his only decendent. His sister, Marjorie, died in the early late 20's during childbirth.

Are there any relatives of mine out there? I have only met a cousin at a family reunion in Blair, Nebraska once.

/hb

Emley/Huntington, IN

FARBER — 2001-07-04 16:30:24Z

My birth mother was Pauline Emley. Her parents were Roscoe G. Emley b July 26, 1890 d Jan. 8, 1971 m. Gladys Isenberg Dec. 2, 1911. Her b. Feb. 22, 1894 d. Aug. 16, 1984. Roscoe's parents were Charles E. or A. Emley and Rebecca Howett m. Oct. 31, 1880 in Htgn. Co. Can you add to this? Gladys mother was a Keefer.

Emleys/

FARBER — 2001-07-04 16:30:24Z

Cathy,

Please email me direct. We have the same family. Deb at Farber@kconline.com
Thanks

Emley/Emery of Hunterdon Co., NJ

pdlpitcher — 2003-01-10 04:52:12Z

I am looking for EMLEY'S of Hunterdon Co., NJ who changed their name to EMERY ... there may also be the name EMBLEY, too. This story of name changing was passed down to us kids by our mother, Margaret Shepherd EMERY, whose father was Alonzo Vactor EMERY b. 1867 who married Sarah SHEPHERD and grand father who was William EMERY b. 1844 married to Martha QUICK. Thanks for any help you may be able to give.

Emley

pdlpitcher — 2003-01-10 04:52:12Z

Hi Mary, I don't have anything on a Mary Emley / Emery or Thomas Craven from Hunterdon Co. ... Do you have dates of birth or marriage? How about parentage or names of children? Do you have it online? I have found info on my Dad's side of the family online ... it was SO exciting to connect with them! Only a little bit on my Mom's side(Emery), but plenty on HER mom's side (Quick).

Emley

pdlpitcher — 2003-01-10 04:52:12Z

I wish I could help you with Mary ... I am guessing that the early 1800's is when my side of the Emley family changed their name to Emery. We don't know why. My mother always said that the name was changed from Emley to Embley to Emery. They had always lived in NJ. Her grandfather was William Emery married to Martha Quick of the Theunis Quick family from the Netherlands. I would love to find a connection and will keep my eyes on the lookout for your Mary.

Re: Emley/Quick or EMELY (sp?)

pdlpitcher — 2003-01-10 04:52:12Z

I found my grandfather in NJ Marriages listing as William EMELY instead of EMLEY .. just a thought about this possibility for others researching this name.

William EMELY (EMLEY/EMERY) m. Martha QUICK @ 1860

Re: Emley/Emery of Hunterdon Co., NJ

pdlpitcher — 2003-08-23 02:26:08Z

Thanks to all of you who have offered suggestions :-) I have found William Emery/Emely/Emley as William Embley in the 1880 Federal Census ... with his wife Harriet and several children. Other children were farmed out as "servants" but were actually in the homes of family members.

I have not found William's parents .. he spelled his name 4 different ways during his adult life, so it is anybody's guess. I am still open to suggestions .. Thanks again ... new email is ppitcher@nycap.rr.com

Emley, Victor Robinston

bbrickley0338 — 2003-05-31 00:53:19Z

Victor Emley was born in Huntington IN b.Feb. 15,1915
His mother was Jenny d. 1978.
He married Betty Lee Hampton and lived in So. Bend IN.
Need any info on Victor. Thanks

Alonzo Emery

amorgan1942 — 2002-12-19 03:28:40Z

I too am researching the Emery tree. I found through Ancestry.com an Alonzo b. 1839 in Ludlow, Windsor, VT whose father was William Waters Emery married to Diana/Diane Pratt. Just a thought.... perhaps these are connected someway to the one you search for.

Mrs. Frank C. Emley obit

wcollins128 — 2004-07-22 00:08:04Z

From the Trenton Evening Times, Trenton, NJ 25 Oct 1906

Mrs. Frank C. Emley

Mrs. Ada Emley, wife of Frank C. Emley and daughter of Mrs. Augustus Combs and the late William Trauger, died yesterday, after an illness of four months. She was 20 years old. Mrs. Emley contracted pneumonia, following the birth of her son last July, which finally resulted in tuberculosis, the cause of death.
Mrs. Emley had been married but a year and seven months. She was an active member of the First Baptist Church.
The funeral will take place Saturday morning from the home of her father-in-law, Augustus Combs, 102 Ewing street, at 2 o'clock Services will be held at the First Baptist Church by the Rev. Charles J. Keevil, D. D., at 2:30. The interment will take place in Riverview cemetery, under the direction of Poulson & Coleman.
Mrs. Emley was the granddaughter of Samuel Crossley, of South Broad street.

Mary Emley - New Jersey

CarolHolt97 — 2003-01-21 02:30:55Z

Mary,

What year are you interested in for the
New Jersey Census for Mary Emley?

Contact me at: carolh2000@yahoo.com

Carol Holt
Middle Tennessee

New E-Mail Address - George Emley Family

CarolHolt97 — 2003-01-21 02:30:55Z

My new E-Mail Address is:

carolh2000@yahoo.com

I am researching George Emley Family in
Camden County, New Jersey.

EMLEY Information

CarolHolt97 — 2003-01-21 02:30:55Z

You may not realize as a lot of people don't
but your e-mail address is not shown on
familyhistory.com which means unless
you list your e-mail address in your message
no one can reply to your message except for
here on the message board.

Have you tried the Social Security Death
Index for dates or have you already tried
that?

Carol

carolh2000@yahoo.com

New Emley Mailing List

peggydyas — 2001-09-21 23:49:12Z

Hello,
This is to announce that I have volunteered as List Administrator for the Emley mailing list at Rootsweb. It is a separate mailing list from this message board you are reading. The list is for researchers who are tracing the EMLEY surname and can also be used for any of its variations, such as Emly, Emily, etc. To subscribe to this new list, send a message to:
Emley-L-request@rootsweb.com and type the word SUBSCRIBE on the subject line.

Emley