Fryman - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: RE: FRYMAN GENEALOGY

almaspragg — 2012-01-30 03:36:53Z

I think I got carried away when I found Robert Bricker and Anna (Fryman) and her brother William in Clermont Co. Ohio where George Fryman and Margaret (Snapp) had lived before moving to Richland Co., Illinois. I scanned the 1850 Cs for Williamsburg twp. and found a Susannah Fryman, age 18 yrs. working a Gravis family. There is no way George and Margaret would have left an unmarried daughter behind. She shows up in later Cs. married to a Hutton, living next door to the Bricker family. Anna, William and Susannah are likely children of the David Fryman who was at Union twp., Brown Co., OH, 1830 Cs. Alma Spragg

Re: Charles Edward Fryman II was my Grandfather

MyaFryman — 2012-01-25 06:36:24Z

looking for a Virginia A fryman, she married Robert william Fryman. Not sure if his legal last name was fryman, Has his step father was Joe b. Fryman. mother was Edna ?. I'm trying to find out what edna last name was and who was robert's real father. Any info would help, as I am new to all of this.

Re: Fryman Genealogy - Need Help

MyaFryman — 2012-01-25 06:19:55Z

So I have a little more details... Looking for a Joe B. Fryman, married a women by the name of Edna last name don't know, Not sure of there children but I do know that Edna had a son by the name of Robert William Fryman who is believed not to be Joe's, he is his stepson. I do know Robert died on 14 Sep 1982 in Urbana, Champaign Co., OH, USA at age 62, and was buried in Bear Creek Cemetery, Drexel, Montgomery Co., OH. I also know Robert had another wife by the name of Virginia A, born in 1913-died 2009. If anoyone has any info of Robert and what his parent's names was that would be great. :)

Re: RE: FRYMAN GENEALOGY

almaspragg — 2012-01-09 00:07:34Z

This is what I have on the family of George Fryman
and Margaret Snapp. They lived in Nicholas Co.,KY,
moving to Clermont Co., OH before 1830 where you
can find them in Cs. records. They were in the Cs.
of Bracken Co., KY in 1840, but they had to have gone
there to help a family member through a troubled
time. There is no way they left their home and
children in Ohio and started a new family.

Mary Fryman, b. abt 1803 Nicholas Co. KY, m. 19 Mar
1822, Harrison Co., Ky
+Joseph Smith, from Clermont Co. OH to Richland Co.,
Illinois before 1850

Charlotte Fryman, b. abt. 1806 Nicholas Co;, KY, m.
29 May 1826, Harrison Co., KY
+Richard Hill

Elisha Jacob Fryman, b. 1808, Nicholas Co., d. 1887
in Richland Co., Ill. m. 23 Aug 1832, Clermont Co.,
Ohio
+Eleanor "Ellen" Worrall, b. 1812, probably in New
Jersey

Catherine Fryman, b. abt 1810, apparently d. bet.
1843 and 1850, Ohio, m. 02 May 1829, Clermont Co.,
Ohio
+Joseph McIntire, no further info

Matilda Fryman, b. abt 1813/14, Nicholas Co., Ky,
m. late 1832, Clermont Co., Ohio
+Nathan C. Thomas, d. before 1860
Was in Richland Co., Ills 1850, 1860 (a widow)

Samuel Fryman b. 1816 Nicholas Co., KY. was quite
likely married (to Susan Baker?) at time of the
1840 Cs in Bracken Co., KY in which he was shown
to have had two sons under the age of 5 yrs. Was
in the 1850 Cs of Jersey Co., Ills., living with
Narcissa Cynthia (Kiskadden) Waits, who had married
first, William Waits. They had several children
before getting married 12 Nov 1861
+Narcissa Cynthia Jane Kiskadden

Rebecca Fryman, b. abt. 1816/17 m. 10 May 1843,
Clermont Co., OH
+Andrew Brooks, moved to Richland Co., Ills, bef.
1860 Cs in which you can find Charlotte (Fryman)
Hill living next to them with her daus, Lavina
and Charlotte.

Margaret Fryman, b. abt. 1820, Nicholas Co., KY,
m. abt 1836/7 as a 2nd wife to:
+Richard Worrell, b. 1802, New Jersey. They had
moved to Richland Co., Ills. by 1860. Amongst
their many children there was a son named Joseph
who was to marry Julia, dau. of Samuel and Narcissa.

Anna L. Fryman, b. abt 1822, d. bet.1870-1880 in
Clermont Co., OH, m. 04 Jul 1842, Clermont Co., OH
+Robert Bricker. The 1850 Cs shows Robert as a
"cabinet maker" and his brother-in-law working with
him. This family did not show up in Richland Co. Ills.
Census at any time. Later census shows Robert as a
farmer. They raised 8 children.

Louis Fryman, b. 1824, KY, was in his parent's home
at time of the 1860 Cs., Richland Co., Ills. He was
26 yrs old, m. in 1852,
Martha A Yates, raise 8 children.

William M. Fryman, b. 1830/31, remained in Clermont
Co., OH, lived with his sister and her family until
he married before 1860 to Louisa (possibly surname
was Bull as there was a young lady by that name in
their home 1860). William worked as "cabinet Maker"
several years and then became an undertaker. William
and Louisa raised 7 children.

I have all these listed with their children, but
must keep this short. I just want to get the record
straight. I have seen no sign of all those other
people that have been put into records as children
of George and Margaret. I descend from this family,
and don't appreciate them being used as a dumping
ground. Margaret was born in 1784, died in 1860. No
woman I have ever known of had children past the
age of 55, and very few of that age. Joseph and
Minerva were grand-children, and quite possibly
were children of Samuel and his first wife,

Alma Spragg

Re: Joseph Fryman KY - IL

almaspragg — 2011-12-18 02:11:17Z

Hi, I am Alma Spragg. I am trying to resolve some problems
I have found in the on-line lineage charts of my George
Fryman and Margaret Snapp. They are shown to have been the
parents of Matthew and Henry who belong to Jacob Fryman and
Catherine Snapp who remained in KY. George and Jacob are
brothers who married sisters. Another mistake is your Joseph
and his sister, Minerva. They and their mother are all shown
to be children of George and Margaret. They were living in
Richland Co., Ills. in the home of George and Margaret, 1850
Cs. Joseph's death certificate shows his mother was Susan
(Baker) and whomever was giving the info did not know who
his father was. There is no way that George was the father.
Susan died in 1850 and Margaret died in 1860. Minerva was
still in George's home, 1860 Cs. She probably married in
Richland County. She was born about 1837, probably in Bracken Co., KY. I suspect they were probably grand- children, and their father was deceased. But I do not know
who their father could have been. One son I have been unable to find in Cs is Melvin D. Fryman, who supposedly
married a Mary E. Fryman. Could Susan have been a 2nd wife? What can we do to trace this further? Perhaps we can find
who Minerva married and get her death certificate? Tell me
what you know, if anything further than this. Alma

Re: Joseph M. Fryman

MyaFryman — 2011-12-04 23:31:32Z

I a joseph fryman also, with a son by the name of robert fryman. do any of these names ring a bell?

Re: fryman family out of ohio

MyaFryman — 2011-12-04 23:18:03Z

i also have Fryman Family from Ohio that I'm trying to connect the dots too. I myself is a fryman and I still live in ohio

Re: Fryman Genealogy - Need Help

MyaFryman — 2011-11-30 05:54:31Z

I am looking for a Joeseph Fryman married to a Edna fryman (Maybe) with a son by the name of robert william fryman who married a edyth fryman. If any of these name ring a bell to anyone, any info would be grateful. Thanks

Re: indiana and ky frymans

MyaFryman — 2011-11-28 07:15:22Z

I am the ggg grand daughter to a Joseph Fryman who son is robert william fryman married to Edyth Fryman/Sprague. Any info you have would be helpful. my email is moon_eyesblue@yahoo.com

Re: lester fryman's family

MyaFryman — 2011-11-28 06:48:30Z

Does anyone know if Jospeh had a son by the name of robert william fryman?

Re: Fryman, Joseph

MyaFryman — 2011-11-28 06:43:47Z

I have a joseph fryman has my great grand father, and he had a son by the name of robert william fryman with Edyth fryman

Re: Jacob Fryman and Elizabeth Broadstone- Ohio

bleubear37 — 2011-11-06 15:28:27Z

Thank you again! That confirms what I too have found. What I'm having trouble with is the father of Jacob Fryman who married Elizabeth Broadstone. I found a George Fryman in the census in Maryland at the same time period who I surmise may be Jacob's father. If it is, my next problem is finding who George Fryman's father is. Do you think Beverly Houghling would be open to me contacting her?

Once again thank you very much. You've helped clear up one of the lingering puzzles of my search.

Re: Jacob Fryman and Elizabeth Broadstone- Ohio

Roger Rhoads — 2011-11-01 21:03:21Z

My source is Beverly Houghling who has been researching the Fryman family for many years. Elizabeth Broadstone's parents were John Jacob Breitenstein/Broadstone (1742-1824) and Maria Catrina Frey (1746-1831). Jacob and Elizabeth were married in Washington Co., MD.

Re: Jacob Fryman and Elizabeth Broadstone- Ohio

bleubear37 — 2011-10-31 00:52:06Z

Thanks so much for the reply. There was so little activity on this board I didn't know what to expect--or if I would even hear anything.

I really appreciate the information! Can you tell me your source? I have hunted for quite a while and couldn't find any verification of Jacob (1813) being the Jacob and Elizabeth's son. His son Israel is my great-grandfather. Do you have any other information about the father of Jacob spouse of Elizabeth? I've made the assumption that since Jacob and Elizabeth were married in Maryland that it is George Fryman who I found listed in--if I remember correctly--the 1810 Maryland census. I've been trying to find a connection to the Freymann's of Pennsylvania.

Thank you again!

Re: Jacob Fryman and Elizabeth Broadstone- Ohio

Roger Rhoads — 2011-10-30 23:09:52Z

Jacob's son Jacob, b. 02 Oct 1813, Montgomery Co., OH, d. 12 Feb 1867 Darke Co.,. OH, m. Catharine Ditmer, b. 02 Jun 1813, d. 24 Feb 1891, Darke Co., OH. Both buried in Mote Cemetery, Darke Co., OH. He was 2nd of 11 children, and they had 7 of their own.

Re: Jacob Fryman and Elizabeth Broadstone- Ohio

bleubear37 — 2011-10-30 20:56:33Z

Do you know if they had a son named Jacob who settled in Darke County?

Re: Elisha 1808-1810 Eleanor Worrell 1812

marsyh — 2011-10-30 18:38:52Z

One Albert Fryman was the nephew of my Grandmother Annie Marie (Fryman) Mitchell. His father was her brother.Let me know if you are still active on this site and I will look up more info. Family lived in Everett, WA but kids were born in Arkansas. Fritz Fryman and Kate Beierwaltes were parents of Annie Mitchell and Albert Fryman's father.

Marsy Hellie, Vancouver, WA

Trula Hutchings (nee Fryman)

BWarner3423 — 2011-07-15 17:36:20Z

STEELVILLE -- Trula Hutchings (nee Fryman), age 93, passed away Nov. 1, 2001, at her residence at Steelville, Mo.

Survivors include Sons: Rick Hutchings, Cuba; Sonny Hutchings, Steelville; Edward Robertson, Steelville; daughters: Geraldine King, Berryman; Jesstine Evans, Effingham, Ill.; Patricia Evans, Vichy; Wanda Hawkins, Betty Curtis and Donna Tittsworth, all of Steelville; sisters: Retha Dobbs and Imagean Maness, both of Potosi and 48 grandchildren, 94 great-grandchildren and 19 great-great-grandchildren.

Visitation 5-9 p.m. Sunday at Britton Funeral Home in Potosi. Funeral Services 2 p.m. Monday at Britton Chapel. Burial in Ottery Cemetery.

[Daily Journal, Park Hills, MO]

Monroe Douglas, Son of David & Florence (Fryman) Douglas

BWarner3423 — 2011-07-15 17:33:20Z

POTOSI, MISSOURI -- Monroe Douglas, 84, of Potosi, died April 13, 2002, at Potosi Manor Nursing Home. Born Aug. 4, 1917, at Enough, MO, a son of the late David Douglas and Florence Fryman Douglas.

Survivors are: sons, Donald Douglas and wife Lois of Jackson and Larry Douglas and wife Sandra of Jacksonville, FL; sister, Dorothy Lawson of Ironton; four grandchildren; five great-grandchildren.

Visitation 4:30-9 p.m. Tuesday at Britton Funeral Home, Potosi, Missouri. Services 11 a.m. Wednesday at Britton Chapel with Rev. Leonard Compton officiating. Interment in Sunset Hills Cemetery.

Walter "Windy" Fryman Retires (2008)

BWarner3423 — 2011-07-15 17:30:05Z

LEADINGTON — His name is Walter Fryman, but most people just know him as Windy. After 60 years of working, the local car salesman has signed off on his last deal and is driving off into retirement.

Fryman has owned Ozark Auto Sales since 1988 and personally crafted the dealership’s slogan “Don’t pay retail.”

“I always tried to price my vehicles under the book valued price,” Fryman explained.

Fryman was born in what used to be Flat River in 1940. His father was killed when he was just 10 months old so Windy moved in with his grandparents along with his mother and brother. His grandparents owned a grocery store and he got his first job when he was 8 years old — sorting soda bottles. He claims his brother gave him the nickname Windy before he could even talk.

In 1960 he sold his first car for B&B Oldsmobile in Leadington.

“It was a 1955 Ford,” Fryman said. “I sold it for $125.”

He worked as a parts manager and service manager before he started selling cars full-time in 1969. He worked for Frank Drier Pontiac and Cadillac in Flat River. When the dealership sold out to Superior Pontiac and Cadillac in 1973 he became a partner in the business.

In 1979 he sold out and went to work in St. Louis for a short stint. By 1985 though, he was back in the friendly confines of Flat River and went to work for Ozark Auto Sales in Leadington. At that time the dealership was owned by HL Sonny Collins.

“When he (Collins) retired in 1988, I took the car lot over,” Fryman said. “I moved to our current location in 2002.”

He said over the years the car business has drastically changed.

“I stocked my first used car lot for $18,000,” Fryman said “Now I have that in one car. I could buy cars for the lot when I first started for $600 - $1,000. I didn’t want a car payment over $37.50 per month. Now with the price of cars going up, everything has changed. There are always ups and downs in the car business. I’m one of these guys that kept laughing and kept going. I never accumulated a lot of money, but I’ve had a lot of fun.”

He said his love of cars has kept him in the car business.

“I’ve always loved cars and I knew this was what I wanted to do,” Fryman said. “I feel very fortunate that I was able to make a living doing something I love to do.”

He has been married to his wife Joette since 1961 and has two daughters, Angie Scism and Jill Patton, along with grandchildren.

Fryman bragged that he has worked the past 60 years and has never drawn an unemployment check.

“I’ve always worked,” Fryman said. “There are three local new car dealers that have always impressed me. Lee Bollinger, Sam Scism and Joe Turner are very reputable and went about doing things the right way. When you do people right, you will get their repeat business.”

He said the used car market has changed in that it is more competitive in St. Francois County than it has ever been before.

“I am fortunate that I found a customer base that continued to buy cars from me throughout the years,” Fryman said. “Now there are so many car lots out there.”

What advice does Fryman offer to any person thinking about going into the car sales business?

“Be honest — treat people fairly and they will be back,” Fryman said.

At the beginning of the year Fryman sold Ozark Auto Sales to Zach Johnson of Farmington.

“When Zach and his father approached me a year ago about buying the dealership I told them I wasn’t ready,” Fryman said. “Zach wanted this dealership a lot. They stayed in contact with me and as the months went by I realized that the time was right for me to retire. There needed to be some young blood here and Zach is a good fit. He comes from a good family and knows a lot about cars. I felt comfortable selling him the dealership.”

Fryman said he plans on spending more time with his family and is looking forward to getting to attend more stock car races. He said he also is going to keep his wholesale license and plans on doing some wholesaling.

“I will buy some cars and sell them to dealers,” Fryman said.

What is Windy going to miss most”

“All the people that stopped by the lot each day to shoot the breeze.” Fryman said.

[Daily Journal, Park Hills, MO., January 27, 2008]

Walter "Windy" Fryman - Citizen of the Year (2008)

BWarner3423 — 2011-07-15 17:25:00Z

Daily Journal names Fryman Citizen of Year
By P.BARR/Daily Journal, Park Hills, MO
Sunday, January 20, 2008.

Since he was a youngster, Walter Fryman has been called "Windy" for the stories he likes to tell.

Now he has another one.

Fryman is this year's winner of the Daily Journal's Citizen of the Year Award presented by George Easley Friday night at the Park Hills – Leadington Chamber of Commerce annual installation banquet in Elizabeth Hall, Leadington.

Fryman thought Kent Scism was the honoree, but a few days ago, he noticed his family was acting a bit funny.

"I got a little suspicious the last few days," Fryman said. "I thought they were going to pull something on me."

He added, "This is quite an honor."

Fryman is a native of Flat River and grew up in a house of pranksters, said his daughter Jill Patton. One of her favorite stories of her dad involves an outhouse and a cantankerous rooster.

When Fryman was about 8 or 9, his grandfather locked him in the outhouse with an old rooster.

"That rooster would always go after me," Fryman recalled. "I just about tore the outhouse down before they let me out."

Fryman began working at the age of 8, when he helped in his grandfather's grocery store. After graduating from Flat River High School, he went straight into the work force.

Fryman is best known for his work in auto sales, which began in 1969. He sold cars at Ozark Auto in 1985 and bought the business three years later.

Patton worked for her dad off and on.

"When I started working with him, I noticed how much people appreciated him for his honesty," she said. "People coming in and saying he's the only person they'd buy a used car from — that means a lot."

Fryman retired recently, but agreed to help the new owners for three months.

"Then I don't know what I'll do," he said.

Mary E. Fryman (nee Harbison)

BWarner3423 — 2011-07-15 17:18:11Z

IRON MOUNTAIN LAKE - Mary E. Fryman, 92, of Iron Mountain Lake passed away April 9, 2006 at her residence. She was born June 27, 1913 in Heber Springs, AR.

Preceded in death by Parents, Samuel A. and Minnie L. (McCarty) Harbison; Husband, Thomas E. (Babe) Fryman; One child in infancy; One Daughter, Dorothy Toombs; One Granddaughter, Marietta Turnbough; One Brother, William Harbison; One Sister, Marie Goforth.

Survived by Three Daughters, Betty E. Gremminger of Desloge, Donna J. Bowen of Iron Mountain Lake, and Jacalyn R. (Mrs. Paul) Uding of Ste. Genevieve; One Son, Thomas D. Fryman of Iron Mountain Lake; 13 Grandchildren; 23 Great-Grandchildren; 4 Great-Great-Grandchildren; Special Friends, Bob and Linda Straughn; Numerous nieces and nephews also survive.

Visitation Tuesday, April 11, 2006, 5-9 p.m. at C Z Boyer & Son Funeral Home in Desloge. Services Wednesday, 11 a.m. at C Z Boyer & Son Chapel with Rev. Ralph Burris. Interment, Ottery Cemetery. Memorials may be made to Hospice Care Inc. or American Cancer Society.

[Daily Journal, Park Hills, MO]

Edwin Fryman

BWarner3423 — 2011-07-15 17:14:54Z

ST. LOUIS - Edwin Fryman, 73, St. Louis, died January 17, 2006 at Concord, Missouri.

He is survived by his wife, Mickie Fryman; daughter, Janice Maitland, St. Charles; sons: Kevin Fryman, Harvey, IA and Daniel Fryman, Pella IA; brothers: Elwin Fryman, St. Charles; Jack Fryman, Dallas Texas and Jerry Fryman, St. Louis; sisters: Delores Williams, Chesterfield and Karen Sue Fortner, Tampa, Fla.; eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

Visitation: 4:30 to 8 p.m. Friday, January 20, 2006 at Britton Funeral Home. Funeral services: Saturday, January 31, 2006 at 11 a.m. at the Britton Chapel, Potosi, Missouri.

Samuel Fryman of Potosi, Missouri

BWarner3423 — 2011-07-15 17:11:10Z

POTOSI -- Samuel Fryman, 91, of Potosi passed away March 1, 2001, at Potosi Manor Nursing Home.

Survivors include sons Edwin Fryman of St. Louis, Elwin Fryman of St. Charles, William Fryman of Dallas, Texas, Jerry Fryman of St. Louis; daughters Delores Williams of Chesterfield and Karen Fortner of Tampa, Fla.; sisters Hazel Tinker of Potosi, Trula Hutchings of Berryman, Imagean Maness of Potosi and Retha Dobbs of Potosi.

Visitation will be Saturday, 3:30-9 p.m., at Britton Funeral Home, Potosi, Missouri. Funeral services will be at 1 p.m. Sunday in the Britton Chapel. Burial will be at Ottery Cemetery, Belleview, Missouri

[Daily Journal, Park Hills, MO]

Beaulah Marguerite Trask, father of Shirley Fryman

BWarner3423 — 2011-07-15 16:46:37Z

POTOSI — Beaulah [Beulah] Marguerite Trask, 91, Potosi, passed away on August 10, 2008 at Potosi Manor Nursing Home.

Survived by daughter, Shirley Fryman (Pug), Potosi; grandson, Randy Fryman (Glennes), Potosi; granddaughter, Lisa Jo Heflin (Mike), Potosi; four great grandchildren, and three great-great grandchildren.

Visitation 4 to 8 p.m., Monday, August 11, 2008 at Britton Funeral Home. Funeral services Tuesday, August 12, 2008 at 2 p.m. at the White Oak Grove Baptist Church, Potosi. Interment in White Oak Grove Cemetery.

[Daily Journal, Park Hills, MO]

Cordell Trask, father of Shirley Fryman

BWarner3423 — 2011-07-15 16:41:45Z

POTOSI, MISSOURI -- Cordell Trask, 85, Potosi, Missouri, passed away July 17, 2002, at the Washington County Memorial Hospital.

Survivors are his wife Beaulah Trask; daughter Shirley Fryman and husband Pug of Potosi; sister Erma Lee Meintz of Steelville; brother Malcom Trask of Afton, Okla; two grandchildren Randy Fryman and wife Glennes and Lisa Jo Heflin and husband Mike; four great-grandchildren, Gary, Kyle, Sarah and Austin.

Visitation 5-9 p.m. Friday July 19, 2002, at Britton Funeral Home, Potosi. Funeral Services 1 p.m. Saturday at White Oak Grove Baptist Church with Rev. Allan Wilkerson and Rev. Melvin Reed officiating. Interment in White Oak Grove Cemetery.

[Daily Journal, Park Hills, MO]

Re: Fryman Soldiers/Civil War/Missouri

marsyh — 2011-05-31 01:58:59Z

Thanks for answering...doesn't ring a bell yet but you never know!

Re: Fryman Soldiers/Civil War/Missouri

marsyh — 2011-05-28 06:24:44Z

Another Fryman who served in Civil War was Fritz Fryman (possibly Freimann at one time) (16 Mar 1836, Riga Russia)but he went by the alias Jacob Shepherd. Apparently it was OK to pay someone to serve in your stead...he retired with a union pension. Don't know much about him and am trying to find out more. He married Catharina Beierwaltes (2 Mar 1852)from Steinwiessen, Bavaria, Germany. They divorced after several children. She ended up with kids in Everett, WA. He died in VA home in Leavenworth, Kansas. Anyone know any more of him? Thanks, marsyh@comcast.net

Re: Elisha 1808-1810 Eleanor Worrell 1812

marsyh — 2011-04-06 07:35:18Z

Who knows if related. Fritz Fryman is gr grandfather. Albert Fryman from Seattle related. Were in Everett too, WA. Family: Katharina married Fritz. Kids born in Arkansas...Annie Marie, Agnes, Kitty. Many descendents in Nez Perce Idaho. Me...Marsina Mitchell, granddaughter of Annie. Any relation? marsyh@comcast.net

Re: Fryman Family

marsyh — 2011-03-02 08:33:18Z

I am searching for info on my gr.grandfather fRITZ C. fRYMAN' who was born in rIGA, rUSSIA ON 16 mAR 1836 AND DIED in Leavenworth Kansas 16 Jan 1916. He also used the alias Jacob Shepherd during the civil war. He was divorced from my gr grandmother Katharina Beierwaltes who was from Everett, WA. She was from Steinweissen W. Germany. Possibility his father was Weinberg Freimann.

FRYMAN Roy A - Vietnam Wall section 19W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-02-07 19:08:23Z

FRYMAN Roy A - Vietnam Wall section 19W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 219,138 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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

FRYMAN James O - Vietnam Wall section 43W - our honor and thanks to those who put their lives on the line

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-10-08 12:37:37Z

FRYMAN James O - Vietnam Wall section 43W - our honor and thanks to those who put their lives on the line

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 217,145 photos free at http://teafor2.com

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

Re: Harrison Fryman

susanmclark — 2010-10-04 11:28:30Z

My gg grandmother was Eliza Fryman, born 1821 KY; died,1870 OH; first wife of Byram/Byron Marshall; married 22 July 1845 in Harrison Co., KY.. Harrison Fryman, b.5 Nov 1832 was my Eliza Fryman Marshall's nephew. Eliza Fryman's father was Phillip Fryman Jr. b.1787; and I believe Harrison Fryman's father was Peter Fryman, b.1805.

Re: Harrison Fryman

jimf736_1 — 2010-10-03 21:34:16Z

Try Geoff Freeman (variation of Fryman) dallastexans1960@yahoo.com

Fryman Family

jimf736_1 — 2010-10-03 21:30:39Z

This is from Fryman.org. We are in So Cal. and are renewing our research of the Fryman (Freÿman(n) Family.
Cintact me if you have any info. There is a book, written by James C. Fryman of Burbank, in the LDS Library in Salt Lake City, UT, The Massillon Library in Massillon, OH, The Stark Cty Library in Canton, OH, The Powhaten Point Library in P.H. Lib, OH. The So.Cal.Gen.Soc. in Burbank, CA. Copies are also held by all members of the Fryman Family.

Re: Harrison Fryman

timpurdin — 2010-09-01 20:12:19Z

This is the right one!

Re: Harrison Fryman

rhondam123 — 2010-08-31 02:47:51Z

Do you have any dates or other specifics? I have a Harrison Fryman, 1832 - 1913, married to a Rebecca Royse (Rice). Have much more info if this is the right one.

Re: Harrison Fryman

Patiann44 — 2010-08-28 03:41:37Z

Hi

Try this link. It is wonderful!

http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~kynichol/

Harrison Fryman

timpurdin — 2010-08-26 21:56:16Z

I want to know if their is any information on Harrison Fryman from Harrison County, Ky.

Re: indiana and ky frymans

dariarene — 2010-01-31 23:57:42Z

None of the names you list are familiar, when I get a chance I will check my tree. I was wrong, Elizabeth was on the other side of my family.

Re: indiana and ky frymans James Martin Fryman

dariarene — 2010-01-31 23:51:32Z

Could you send me the list of kids? dariarene@gmail.com

Re: indiana and ky frymans

TinaRose13 — 2010-01-31 21:11:01Z

Sorry Daria
but as far as I know there is no Elizabeth Fryman in my tree. and it only goes back to william Clark fryman 1868-1917 Calvin,ok. and his daughters names are Roxie,Caria & Debby..

Re: Fryman

dariarene — 2010-01-31 03:15:04Z

Hi James,
My uncle is James Fryman and I do not believe he is alive anymore. He was one of the Fryman children to move from Levenworth KS where there are still a lot of Fryman's to CA. From my Great Grandfather and for 4 generations were the Charles Edward Fryman's. I have not yet found if the family name was anything other than Fryman. Let me know, dariarene@gmail.com. I think I have seen William in my line of Fryman's but, I am not sure, I have gotten a lot of information on my family ancestry. By the way I was born Dorean Mae Fryman, one of eight children. I was the fourth of 8 children and the first born in Alameda CA. I call MN my home although I am in Up State New York to find work as a RN. MN has too many nurses and I have a friend here. I do plan on moving back to MN where all my last two of three children were born. I was married to Joel David Reed who I met in CA when he lived there a short time and then me moved to his home state MN. Thanks, Daria

Re: indiana and ky frymans

dariarene — 2010-01-31 02:56:31Z

Hi Elizabeth,
Dale is my cousin. How exciting!! From my great grand father to my nephew they were all Charles Edward. My birth name was Dorean Mae Fryman. I haven't seen Dale since mid to late '80's. Of course his mother Virginia was married to one of my dads brothers. We moved to Alameda CA just before I was born in 1959. Several of my dads brothers and Vernestine lived in CA. There are many Fryman's in Levenworth as you well know. The name Charles goes back 4 or 5 generations when the name was actually Charley (sp). Interesting you are a Fryman now, as the name is in our family tree. I have been close to Larry Fryman but, I have not seen him since the late '80's to early '90's. I have lost contact and would like to be back in touch with him. Say hi to Dale and email me at dariarene@gmail.com.

Re: indiana and ky frymans James Martin Fryman

dariarene — 2010-01-31 02:38:40Z

Hello Juanita,
I was born Dorean May Fryman. I have an uncle James Fryman but, is not the same. From my great grandfather to my nephew they were all Charles Edward Fryman's. My family moved to Alameda CA where I was the first of 8 children, with my three older sibs being born in Kanas Where my fathers family moved to. Contact me if need be. dariarene@gmail.com. There are a ton of Fryman's that I am related to. Thanks, Daria

Re: indiana and ky frymans

dariarene — 2010-01-31 02:28:02Z

Hi Tina,
If we both have the same Elizabeth Fryman she was my great,great grandmother. If you want to compare notes my email is dariarene@gmail.com My Grandfather, father, brother and nephew are/were Charles Edward Fryman. My birth name was Dorean Mae Fryman, born in 1959 in Alameda CA. Hope to hear from you. Thanks Daria

Re: indiana and ky Frymans

dariarene — 2010-01-31 02:21:58Z

Hi Ashley,
My name is Darie Rene' Radec (present name), I was born Dorean Mae Fryman in Alameda CA. Charles Edward Fryman II was my father and Charles Edward Fryman Sr was my grandpa. My father was born in Indiana and moved to Levenworth KA where most of my hundreds of cousin are. Several of my relatives were/are in CA also: James Fryman, Melford Fryman and all of my siblings. My brother is Charles Edward Fryman and his on was Charles Edward Fryman IV. He died a tragic. My grandpa was born in MI where there were a fair amount of Fryman's born. My grandmother was Elisa Snow-Fryman and she had about 11 children. I am one of eight and each of my dads siblings had at least four children. Let me know if this leads to any findings for you or if there are ancesters that might be helpful to me. Thanks, Daria

Re: indiana and ky frymans

dariarene — 2010-01-31 02:06:40Z

Hi,
My present name is Daria Rene' Radec, I was born Dorean Mae Fryman. My father was Charles Edward FryII and his dad Charles Edward Fryman Sr.My father was born in Indiana and my Grandpa in MI. There were a lot of Fryman's in MI.

Re: Charles Newton Fryman

deebot11 — 2009-10-11 15:29:24Z

Please contact me at deebot_1@yahoo.com Regarding more info on family tree.
Dee Fryman/ Ryan

FRYMAN Maleta 1916-

t42Moore — 2009-01-15 13:28:55Z

FRYMAN Maleta 1916-

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