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Re: Elizabeth Frysinger

auntdink — 2008-07-10 11:56:56Z

I have a new e-mail address - auntdink@comcast.net

Diana H. Poff

Re: Elizabeth Frysinger

auntdink — 2008-05-30 12:15:51Z

To all you Frysinger/Frisinger researchers - my new e-mail address is auntdink@comcast.net

Re: Elizabeth Frysinger

auntdink — 2008-05-30 12:14:43Z

To all you Frysinger/Frisinger researchers - my new e-mail address is auntdink@comcast.net

Re: Peter Frysinger''s sons

auntdink — 2008-01-26 13:27:43Z

Hi Roy,
This is to let you and anyone else on the Frysinger Board that my e-mail address has changed. It is now
auntdink@comcast.net

Anyone that has anything on Peter's sister Elizabeth and their parents, I would appreciate hearing from them.

Thanks,
Diana

Unknown Frysinger (possibly Thomas), married Verlinda Bryan in Indiana

cthwaits — 2007-03-10 01:46:44Z

I'm looking for information on an Unknown Frysinger, who lived in Roanoke, Indiana with his wife, Verlinda Bryan in 1997. Verlinda had a brother, John, who was killed in Vietnam. Her parents were Verlin and Clara Belle Arnett Bryan. They were married in 1938, so Verlinda was probably born sometime after that date.

Any information on this family is appreciated.

Henrietta Stine Frysinger of PA.

hitchheick — 2006-08-12 11:18:46Z

William Frysinger, manufacturer and dealer in carpets, is a native of Hanover, York County, born in 1821 and is a son of George and Elizabeth Frysinger, also natives of the county. The father was in the iron trade and manufacturer of carriages. William learned the printer’s trade which he followed a short time in Hanover. Came to York in 1840, where he has sine resided. First engaged at merchandising with John Stine until 1854. He then continued the business with John F. Stine until 1868. He then commenced the carpet trade; he commenced the manufacture in 1872, and gas increased ever since. He sold out the retail trade in 1883, and is now devoting his entire life to manufacturing. He has in employ about 100 skilled hands, and has in all about 800 hands manufacturing rag and jute carpets. His works are the largest in the world in this line. He ships all over the United States, using 300 tons of new rags per annum and 150,000 pounds of cotton and woolen yarns; sales amounting to $150,000 per annum. Mr. Frysinger married in 1842, Henrietta Stine, of York. They have five children: Francis, Horatio, Elizabeth, Hettie and Alice. Mr. Frysinger and wife are members of the Methodist Episcopal Church, Mr. Frysinger having been a member over forty years.

Taken from the book, “History of York County, Illustrated 1886” by John Gibson, Historical Editor

Elizabeth Frysinger

dianapoff — 2005-08-18 21:08:29Z

HELP! HELP!
I am searching for information on William Plowman who mar. Elizabeth Frysinger, daughter of immigrant Lugwig Frysinger and his wife Susanna Weir (Weyer) of York, PA.

I have tried to reach Kathy Moore and Milton Longbottom but my mail has been returned. Is there anyone out there who has information on this union and/or the new e-mail addresses of Kathy and Milton?

I would appreciate any information you might have.

Thanks,
Diana Hobbs Poff
dianapoff@earthlink.net

William Frysinger of York County, PA

hitchheick — 2005-04-07 08:43:39Z

William Frysinger

William Frysinger, manufacturer and dealer in carpets, is a native of Hanover, York County, born in 1821 and is a son of George and Elizabeth Frysinger, also natives of the county. The father was in the iron trade and manufacturer of carriages. William learned the printer’s trade which he followed a short time in Hanover. Came to York in 1840, where he has sine resided. First engaged at merchandising with John Stine until 1854. He then continued the business with John F. Stine until 1868. He then commenced the carpet trade; he commenced the manufacture in 1872, and gas increased ever since. He sold out the retail trade in 1883, and is now devoting his entire life to manufacturing. He has in employ about 100 skilled hands, and has in all about 800 hands manufacturing rag and jute carpets. His works are the largest in the world in this line. He ships all over the United States, using 300 tons of new rags per annum and 150,000 pounds of cotton and woolen yarns; sales amounting to $150,000 per annum. Mr. Frysinger married in 1842, Henrietta Stine, of York. They have five children: Francis, Horatio, Elizabeth, Hettie and Alice. Mr. Frysinger and wife are members of the Methodist Episcopal Church, Mr. Frysinger having been a member over forty years.

Taken from the book, “History of York County, Illustrated 1886” by John Gibson, Historical Editor

Russell Frysinger

lois5241 — 2005-03-06 02:21:57Z

Does anyone know Russell A. Frysinger b. 1905 in Philadelphia, d.1986. On February 26, 1938 he married Elizabeth Saborsky. I have their wedding announcement, but don't know who they are. Sound familiar to anyone?
Lois

John Frysinger

AFZMCL2 — 2004-04-11 00:32:13Z

Calvin,

I believe the family you are looking for is that of Andrew Frysinger and Maria Magdalena Hoffman. They had six children, one of which was a John M. who maried Julieta Myers. They lived in Henry County, Ohio. I think in Liberty Township. If this is your family, let me know and I'll email more information. Andrew was my ggggrandfather. Arlene

Frysinger Family.

AFZMCL2 — 2004-04-11 00:32:13Z

Anna Frysinger

AFZMCL2 — 2004-04-11 00:32:13Z

I have a photograph of Andrew Frysinger, born in 1812 and died 1893. It was copied from a tintype and is remarkably clear. I also have one of Anna Frysinger, taken about 1900-1910. Also available for scanning is a picture from a tintype, of Mary Ann Frysinger, daughter of Andrew, who married Christian Axx. I'll scan them to anyone who has an interest in them. Andrew Frysinger of Henry County, Ohio was my ggggrandfather and I assume Anna was somehow related, either by birth or marriage.

Re: frysinger

dwhite7277 — 2003-12-12 04:47:41Z

My husband, Dennis, is a Frysinger descendent (who were in Napoleon, OH. When I find out more late spring or summer 2004, if there is a connect, I will let you know. My email will be out of commission 12/27/2003 through 4/5/2004. Best of luck. Carol White at 734-675-4606.

Re: Peter Frysinger''s sons

2003-09-23 22:06:27Z

Hi Roy!

Do you have any further information about Ludwig Frysinger and his wife, Susannah Wier or Weyer and their family? Specifically, I am looking for more information on Peter's siblings, especially Elizabeth (b. 1797). I am also looking for information about her husband, William Plowman 1799. They are my ggg grandparents. Any information that you have will be appreciated.

Diana

John Frysinger

diane0526 — 2002-08-28 23:28:29Z

John Frysinger was my great grandfather. I know very little about him. Anything that you could tell me would be appreciated. I live in Michigan, thanks for anything you can tell me.

frysinger

Ruth_Yaw — 2001-08-19 09:39:17Z

my name is Ruth Yaw. My mother was Esther Courtier(Axx) Her mother was Iva (?) I'm looking for her father who's name was Axx last known in Napoleon, Ohio. We spent Memorial weekend in Ohio in the 50's putting flowers on graves in Napoleon and Wausegan.. I have huge stack of pictures but no names. I believe Iva may have been Iva Frysinger before marriage to AXX...

Frysinger

2001-05-29 09:07:07Z

Hello,

I'm stephanie frysinger of york, pa. My father is Glenn E. Frysinger. His father was also Glenn Frysinger and i was wondering if anyone knows any info. about him. I know he was in various wars and received many honors, but he died before i could meet him. If anyone has any info, email me please. Thanks!!

Stephanie

grandfather

2000-04-09 15:13:02Z

No doubt Calvin didn't post this message. My name is Diane, He was my grandfather

Grandfather

2000-04-06 16:30:30Z

Calvin was born on 02-23-1892 in Liberty twp. Henry cty. Ohio. He became the youngest mayor of Mcclure, Ohio. He married Meta Richter in 1915. She was a school teacher in Henry county in 1914 + 1915. His father was John Frysinger and his mother was Julia E Myers. Any infor would be helpful. Thanks

Frysinger

2000-02-26 18:03:00Z

You need a copy of "Denman - Frisinger and Allied Families" compiled by Betty Pond Snyder. I'll try to find her email address and post it here. Meantime, for another totally together Frysinger/Frisinger researcher, contact Kathy Moore at
cemoore-houston@att.net
Johan Peter Frisinger (1773-1815) married Anna Catherine Aker (1773-1852)
Children were
Noah (1813- )
John (1807-18860
Elizabeth (1799- )
Sarah (1800-1869)
Rebecca (1802-1891)
Polly (1804-1865)
Mary Ann (1808-1893)
Jacob (1796-1855)
William (1798-1836)
Peter (1810-1892)
Catherine (1812-1895)
My notes say that William (1798-1836) married Catherine Harb (Harp)(1800-1853) and that They had a son Jacob (1826-1899) who married Maria Shingledecker.
My wife's mother was a Frisinger so we've got a lot of info but you'll find Kathy Moore to be a real expert. Good luck!

Peter Frysinger''s sons

1999-09-16 21:41:20Z

Peter Frysinger, son of immigrant Ludwig Frysinger died in 1815 returning to VA from the war of 1812. His widow moved to Ohio with their sons. What were the names of the sons, and which one was the father or grandfather of Jacob Frysinger?