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Re: fangboner in New Jersey

twnmommy — 2011-03-06 06:51:25Z

sure, I would love any cemetery or other info you can provide on the family

Re: fangboner in New Jersey

418mike — 2011-01-05 01:05:01Z

Hello, Your querey is years old so if you'd still need information I'd be happy to help. I live very close to the cemetery in Michigan where Rush and Fangboners are buried as well as other info.

Re: fangboner in New Jersey

swalsworth1 — 2008-11-16 03:46:14Z

Sorry I never knew you had replied. I was just checking back on the Fangboners and saw that you had replied. Samantha Fangboner and John V. Rush had the following children in Washington Township, Macomb County, Michigan:

-Alma or Almira born about 1849 possibly married Thomas Petty and lived in Lansing, Michigan.

-Sarah born April 10, 1852 and committed suicide October 6, 1884

-Mary born October 4, 1854 and died January 23, 1877

-Lee (my Great Aunt's family)born about 1857, married Mary Crissman and had three children

-Catherine born about 1859

-Emma born about 1862

-Margaret born about 1864

-Susan born March 25, 1866, died December 20, 1905

-Jay born April 13, 1870, died April 29, 1870

-Frank born September 1871, died June 2, 1874 of scarlet fever.

Is there anything else you are searching for?

-Sue

Re: fangboner in New Jersey

twnmommy — 2008-07-07 23:46:21Z

yes, thank you. Still in search of anything I can find.

Re: fangboner in New Jersey

swalsworth1 — 2008-07-07 01:36:52Z

Samantha and John had ten children in Washington Townsip, Macomb County, Michigan. Do you still need info?

Sue

Re: Fankboner

pennieyoung — 2007-02-27 23:03:28Z

hello............sorry it has taken me so long to reply. I didn't realize there was a response to my interest on the website.......no alerts were sent to me. Anyway, I would love to have as much information as you have and, of course, I will share what information I have with you. You may email me :
youngbat314@aol.com

I look forward to sharing info!

Pennie

Re: Fankboner

KL Aguilar — 2006-12-11 19:48:57Z

Pennie, I am still waiting for you to contact me thru e-mail as I requested in my first reply. I am going to need to ask you a lot of personal info that you might not want on the internet. I will need your parents' names, parents' date of birth, location of their births, and as much similar info that you have for your grandparents and others. This family often used the same names and more specific info may be needed to trace your line. For example, there are many named John and the internet shows errors where people have a spouse listed as married to the wrong John. I have this family back to the 1700s.

AguilarKL@aol.com

Re: Fankboner

2006-11-06 12:43:39Z

Re: Fankboner

2006-11-05 21:41:02Z

I have the Fankboner/Fangboner/Fanckboner family back to the early 1700's. There were three brothers who eventually settled in different parts of the country and that is how the spelling changed. The Fanckboners mainly ended up in Michigan. If you e-mail me, I will try and look up your specific line although it may take me a few days to get to it. AguilarKL@aol.com

Re: Fankboner

2006-11-05 14:58:13Z

Read your posting about the Idaho "Fankboners". My grandfather was Charles William Fanckboner (note the last name spelling), married to Edna Belsher. They lived in Boise, Idaho where they had their only child, my father Elbert Channing Fanckboner. My father and mother, Mary Shanahan Fanckboner, had 3 children: James, Pennie, and Michael. My father died in Boise in 2001 and mother and youngest brother Michael still live in Boise.
Just curious about the connection to your "Fankboner" side and the change in the spelling of the last name.

fangboner in New Jersey

twnmommy — 2005-06-10 17:13:33Z

Lokking for info on the line of Samantha Fangboner and John V. Rush from Warren County NJ...anything you might have would be great

FANGBONER, MARGARET (1809-1850) married Frederick SEARLES>NJ

MadgeJohns — 2004-07-14 19:06:32Z

I am looking for the burial location of Margaret Fangboner, who was married to Frederick Searles. After Margaret's death, he married Matilda Hazlett. They lived in Warren County, NJ.

FANGBONER, MARGARET (1809-1850) married Frederick SEARLES>NJ

MadgeJohns — 2004-07-14 19:06:32Z

I am looking for the burial location of Margaret Fangboner, who was married to Frederick Searles. After Margaret's death, he married Matilda Hazlett. They lived in Warren County, NJ.

FANGBONER, MARGARET (1809-1850) married Frederick SEARLES>NJ

MadgeJohns — 2004-07-14 19:06:32Z

I am looking for the burial location of Margaret Fangboner, who was married to Frederick Searles. After Margaret's death, he married Matilda Hazlett. They lived in Warren County, NJ.

Re: FANGBONER, MARGARET (1809-1850) married Frederick SEARLES>NJ

2002-03-26 18:51:41Z

Has it crossed you mind that "Searles" is typically a Jewish name? Perhaps your searching the wrong cemeteries.

Fankboner

KL Aguilar — 2001-06-22 23:32:41Z

I have found a lot of Fankboner records (especially in Ohio and Indiana) while I have been searching for the family of Lura Bell Fankboner, born 11-14-67 in Indiana. She is my greatgrandmother.

Please e-mail me with any info you have and I will send you the info I have.

Fankboner

2000-08-14 06:16:57Z

Hi,
Was glad to know that there are others out there looking for Fankboners.
Will gladly share what I have. My Fankboner interst comes through a
gg grandmother. The Fankboner family came from NJ in the early 1800
to Tuscarwas Co. OH. I know that some of the family did go to IN, and
my lines went to Appanoose Co. IA. My g grandfather then took his family
to Idaho in 1880.
Will gladly share what informaition I have. Please email me at
grannyl@mountainwest.net
linda

Fankboner

1999-11-18 04:04:16Z

Would love to trade info. on the Fankboner surname.
Looking in Ohio. Other names connected to the
Fankboner family. GOOD, STILES,
Will share what I have.
linda michel