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Re: My Grandmother was Ermine(Minnie) Hugg

ElaineHarkless64 — 2009-11-16 04:45:30Z

Hi Minnie is my Grandmother too... I think.
If her child is Josephine Hugg b. sept. 8 1902 in PA She married Carlisle Harkless.I would like to find out more from that side of the family.

Re: All HUGG families--from south to arkansas

JudysRoots — 2009-03-18 18:47:40Z

Hello, my subject explanation is misleading. My Hugg family are in New York, and New Jersey. Many served in Valley FOrge,and also ran ships to get supplies to Washington. The Hugg family still lives around the area. My ancestor, David Hugg left Trenton and took his family into Alabama, Mississippi and his children settled in Arkansas, around Lawrence Co. and Independence Co's Arkansas. Some living in Strawberry. Daniel Hugg I had a son Daniel Hugg II and married into LANE family. They had children in Iuka Mississippi, some in Alabama and died in Arkansas. Daniel had sons: Including Grandon Godley Hugg, Edward Baxter Hugg,
and others. I am descended from Edward Baxter Hugg and his wife Lavicy Lane. My father and grandfather were born in Strawberry, Arkansas. Many are buried in Reeds Creek, Ark.
My public ANcestry web page is GROUP HUGG.

Re: All HUGG families--from south to arkansas

grankk902 — 2009-03-16 01:48:24Z

I am descended from Stephen HUGG through his son William J HUGG & Martha CARROLL. Their daughter Martha E HUGG married John J HAMMETT 1855 Murray Co,GA. I find William J HUGG & family (including my GG Grandmother Martha E HUGG in Richland District, SC in the 1850 census. Then in 1860 she & John J HAMMETT are married & living in Georgia Military District,P.O. Box Springplace(Spring Place), Murray Co, GA. The Military District is numbered, but can't find my copy of the census right now. In same area is William J HUGG & family including Martha's siblings & their families.

Re: All HUGG families--from south to arkansas Correction Hug

lmerbland — 2009-03-15 22:32:36Z

Afer more research Note the Name Hug is the correct spelling for the Erbland/Hug post.

Re: Huggs in upstate NY

peadabduke — 2009-02-11 23:24:16Z

Thanks for the info. Yes, Florence is my grandfather's sister. I have more info if you want it. Robert Sr. had 2 other children w/ Genevieve. They are Marilyn Draht Amey and Karen Draht Burlew. Henry and Nina had several children , they are Albert, Herburt, Charles, Louis, and Lois (twins). I currently live in Mass. but all of my family still live in Elmira.

Re: Huggs in upstate NY

AZFAN65 — 2009-02-11 02:44:44Z

Hi! Nina Draht was my Great Grandmother on my Father's side. My Grandmother was Florence Draht Hugg. Is that your Grandfather's Sister? I don't have much information on the Draht's unfortunately. It's been a roadblock for me. I do have a picture that my Uncle Paul Hugg sent me. I'm attaching that for you. Do you live in Elmira or that area?

Melanie

Henry Draht and Nina Logan

peadabduke — 2009-02-11 01:10:18Z

I'm looking for relatives of Henry Draht and wife Nina Logan. They had a son Robert Edward Draht Sr. who married Genevieve Klimczak. They had 3 children, Robert Jr., Marilyn and Karen. I am the daughter of Robert Jr (Bobby). If you have any info please contact me at peadab_duke@yahoo.com

Re: Huggs in upstate NY

peadabduke — 2009-02-10 23:43:48Z

I noticed your surnames Logan and Draht. My great grandfather is Henry Draht married to Nina Logan. Their son Robert Edward Draht Sr. is my grandfather. I am the daughter of his son Robert Edward Draht Jr.
I am looking for more info on Nina Logan an Henry Draht. Please respond if you can help.

Re: Hugg/Wheat/Theetge/Ackles

stillsearching51 — 2008-11-16 03:37:11Z

Melanie,
According to my info, the couple was William Sprague Hugg and Laura Nellie Lathrop. How did the name "Harry" come to you? Do you have some documentation? Maybe someone garbled "Sprague" for "Harry". The line I have from you to them is: William Henry, Lloyd William (whom I knew) then William Sprague.
If that's correct, then I can bust your brick wall.

I don't know if Steele has online searching. You might find their site using Google. They used to offer to do research for patrons, but for a fee. At that time they did not have any databases online.

I have captured some obits, and they are in my database. If you let me know of particular ones you're looking for I'll see if I have them.

Roy

Re: Hugg/Wheat/Theetge/Ackles

AZFAN65 — 2008-11-16 00:45:23Z

Hi Roy,

I'm stuck! I've only been able to find my Great-Grandparent's names: Nellie and Henry Hugg and then I hit a brick wall. I can't find where they were buried. Also, do you know if there's a way to search the Steele Memorial Public Library online? I'm sure I could find obits there that would be very helpful in my search but since I live in AZ it's a little tough to do.

Thanks for any info you can give me.

Melanie

Re: Hugg/Wheat/Theetge/Ackles

stillsearching51 — 2008-11-15 20:34:16Z

This is Roy. Contact me at roylt36@hotmail.com. I'm still researching, and willing to exchange family info. Thanks.

Re: Hugg/Wheat/Theetge/Ackles

AZFAN65 — 2008-11-02 03:50:16Z

Hi Roy,

I think we wrote each other before but I'm back at it. Can we try this again? You are from Chemung/Elmira NY right? I have my Great-Great Grandmother listed as Nellie L. Hugg who I believe was married to Henry Hugg but not sure on that one.

Re: Hugg Family of NY

AZFAN65 — 2008-11-02 03:28:55Z

Hi Amy! I'm starting this up again and just found your reply. I believe you and I are related. What were the first names of your Grandparents? Was your Father buried in North Chemung?

Re: Huggs in upstate NY

rsdriscoll — 2008-11-01 22:13:49Z

No know connections to Elmira. Just thought a child in my HUGG line could have drifted North from Penn to NY. The info I have on Henry HUG b. Dec 1852 West Bromwich, England married Carrie b. 1854 in Indiana and they had 3 children all born Indiana; Louis b. 1875, Matilda b. 1877 and John b. 1879.

Re: Huggs in upstate NY

AZFAN65 — 2008-11-01 18:52:49Z

What's your connection to Elmira? I haven't gotten very far with my search yet. My Great-Grandmother's name was Nellie and I think she was married to Henry but I haven't been able to confirm that yet. I would appreciate any info you have on that or any Elmira connection.

Re: Huggs in upstate NY

rsdriscoll — 2008-11-01 18:12:39Z

I had HUGG family members in Penn. Might be some connection. John Baptiste HUG (1819-abt 1865) and Victoria Louvet (1829-1910) had 9 children. Anthony, Jules, Louis, Ernstine, Alphonse, Henry, Anaias, Mathilda (my grandmother) and Julie. Jules died in Arnold PA, my grandmother in New Castle PA. Louis and Alphonse are buried in England. Have a few bits and pieces for the others.

Re: Huggs in upstate NY

AZFAN65 — 2008-11-01 04:48:33Z

I am a member of the Hugg family from Elmira, NY. Can I help you with your search and hopefully mine too?

Melanie Van Ness

Huggs in upstate NY

jhugg11 — 2007-10-21 05:54:19Z

I am looking for Hugg's near Elmira, NY

New Hugg Genealogy Blog

2006-07-19 13:42:32Z

Just an FYI. I moved the Research Journal from my Genealogy website (www.geocities.com/huggfamily/) to a easier to update blog at:

http://hugg-genealogy.blogspot.com/

The website covers the following families:
HUGG, CASPERSON, LYNCH, GRABOWSKI, TALOROWSKI

Hopefully this will make it easier for myself and other Hugg researchers to see the development of the website. Take a look...

William H. Hugg, b.1845 in NC, d.1934 at Baltimore, MD, resident of Cranford, NJ

2004-03-23 02:00:53Z

William H. Hugg was born in North Carolina in 1845, lived in Cranford, NJ, died in Baltimore, MD on 6/6/1934. He was a CSA soldier during the Civil War. He had children Harvey, Mrs. J.T. Sinclair, and Mrs. Emory S. Townsend. I am searching for his burial place and the regiment he served in during the war.

Re: Achsah (Hugg) Kennedy (Canedy,Canada etc.)

2003-09-03 18:04:04Z

I have Avery Kennedy and Ashash Hugg Married and they also had a son William Barto Kennedy. Who was born 1844 and married Lavina Kennedy who parents were Elias Kennedy who was the son of Noble Kennedy the brother of Avery Kennedy. Hope to hear from you soon. It has been a long time since you wrote this...

Location of Corliss Ann Hugg of Michigan

JOtlewski — 2006-06-02 13:13:20Z

Looking to contact Corliss, she was born about
1947 or 48 in Michigan. Her father was
Francis Hugg of Northville, MI.
If anyone knows of her whereabouts or married
name please let me know. Thank You

Re: Hugg in Phila Pa in mid 1800's

bstringer2705 — 2004-12-16 17:03:12Z

Have tried to work closely with the newspaper that origionally posted the tombstone info.
The tombstone now, rests peacefully next to a big oak tree in the old Palmer Cemetery. In fact, yesterday, Nov. 15, I placed a small wreath next to it, so that no one should forget Christmas for this little girl. And, upon visual inspection of stone, have found that her parents were Jacob and Mary A. Hugg. Further dates are fairly obscured now. Hoping, she is resting peacefully and should have a nice Christmas. Bev. Stringer beastringer@aol.com or bevstringer@email.com

Re: Hugg in Phila Pa in mid 1800's

bstringer2705 — 2003-02-10 15:55:58Z

Address correction beastringer

Re: Hugg in Phila Pa in mid 1800's

bstringer2705 — 2003-02-10 15:54:52Z

Address correction beastsringer@aol.com

Hugg in Phila Pa in mid 1800's

bstringer2705 — 2002-10-02 22:06:56Z

Hopeing someone out there may be able to help me. I am not a relative, but have something interesting to help the Hugg family in Phila.
A tombstone was recently discovered in a playground, while doing some excavating. It was quite ledgeble::: reading Susan Hugg, d. 12-21-1850, and states she was 6 years old. Would like to put this in the best possible resting place, as work continues on playground.
I have searched the 1850 census here,(Kensington , Philadelphia Co, PhiladelphiaPa census) found in time frame:
Will Hugg in Kensington Ward 4, :: William Hugg in Kensington Ward 4 and Antoine in Kensington Ward 7. These are all here in Phila, as 'neighborhoods' today. Would love to get the issues straight, and help 'locate' this little ladies parents and siblings. Thank you for your time, you may email me directly beastinger@aol.com

Charles Hugg & wife Irma or Erma Day

JoBennett28 — 2006-03-21 03:33:10Z

Seeking info on Charles Hugg & his wife Irma or Erma Day. Irma would possibly have been born in the St. Louis area of Missouri. She would have benn born sometime after 1901.

e mail me direct @ jobennett4321@hotmail.com

Thanks, jo bennett

Re: Hugg in PA

Eanol — 2003-03-15 02:33:15Z

Do you know if Harrisons wifes maiden name wes Irwin?

Isaac S. Hugg - 81st Pa.

tedd81stpa — 2005-01-23 01:07:46Z

Looking for information, especially the burial site on Isaac S. Hugg, who served in Co. D, 81st Pa. during the Civil War. Born about 1817 in Gloucester, NJ. Was a tailor living in Philadelphia. Researching the men of the 81st Pa. and compiling their burial locations. Any help, or information would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Hugg in PA

alanalbright53 — 2005-01-10 02:14:57Z

Andrew,
There was another child that lived a day Marlin Allison Hugg born 8 Feb 1916 and died 9 Feb 1916, you must be out of Robert allen Cruse and Elizabeth Hugg, can take you back on the Kramer side.
Alan

Frank Theetge & Eva Lecompte

sarah_clavet — 2007-01-23 02:22:40Z

I have been doing my Clavet family tree for some time and found out that one of my Great Aunts is in fact adopted. Her biological parents we Frank Theetge and Eva Lecompte. I do not know if they were married or not. They had a daughter (my great aunt) Therese Pierette who was born October 14, 1926 and she was adopted by my great grandparents, Donat Joseph Clavet and Leontine Jacques the 16th of September 1933. If anyone has any information, please help!

Re: All HUGG families--from south to arkansas

vanessari — 2006-04-11 21:06:02Z

I FORGOT TO ADD SOME SURNAMES TO MY LAST POSTING .THOUGHT IT WOULD HELP.

Re: All HUGG families--from south to arkansas

vanessari — 2006-04-11 21:04:37Z

MY GRANDMAS NAME WAS BEATRICE HUGG. HER PARENTS WERE WESLEY BAXTER HUGG. I AM NOT SURE OF HER MOTHERS NAME. THEY CAME DOWN FROM PENN. THEY LIVED IN THE ARK. AREA. IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION THAT CAN HELP ME IN MY RESEARCH THAT WOUD BE GREAT.

Re: John HUGG line of NJ

huggsd — 2006-07-19 19:44:59Z

Pat -

Thanks for the reply. In the years since that query, it's become very evident that my Hugg line is seperate, at least in the New World, from the John Hugg line.

My ancestors settled on the Delmarva Peninsula (most likely on Maryland's Eastern Shore) in the 1600's -- at around the time John Hugg arrived in New Jersey.

I've started an update on my website
(http://geocities.com/huggfamily/) that reflects this, and I've very recently moved my Research Journal to a blog at
http://hugg-genealogy.blogspot.com/

One of the things I'd like to do with my site is list researchers and sites that pertain to each of the Hugg families. I'll include your research information on the NJ Hugg page.

Thanks again for the reply. Best of luck on your genealogy research.

-S.D. Hugg

Re: Jugga (Jane????) Hugg (wife of John Polk) - late 1600''s, early 1700''s

huggsd — 2006-07-19 19:40:24Z

It's possible that Jugga/Jane is a distant relative of mine. My line of Hugg's seems to go back to the 17th century on the Delmarva Peninsula (between the Chesapeak and Delaware Bays).
I've heard that she was from northern Europe (Sweden, Denmark, something like that), which would make sense given the Swedish interest in Delaware.

Do you have any additional information on her? Esp. whether or not she came over with a father or brother.

E-mail me at huggsd@yahoo.com and I'll see what else I can dig up. Thanks! Steve (www.geocities.com/huggfamily)

Maryland Hugg information?

huggsd — 2006-07-19 19:40:24Z

As I continue my research, it appears I may be related to a Hugg line out of Maryland -- one that may or may not have come from New Jersey.

Does anyone have information on Hugg's in/from Maryland in the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries?

An overview of the information I have so far is posted on my website at http://geocities.com/huggfamily

Thanks.

Huggs in/from PA

huggsd — 2006-07-19 19:40:24Z

Barry - Thanks for your contribution. Can you share (either post or e-mail) any information on your grandfather's family? (Names, birth/death dates, parents, etc.)

Thanks, Steve Hugg
http://geocities.com/huggfamily

French HUGG Line

huggsd — 2006-07-19 19:40:24Z

Today, found a bio of ANTONY HUGG at:

http://searches1.rootsweb.com/usgenweb/archives/pa/fayette/b...

A settler from France to Fayette County, Pennsylvania in the 19th century -- also traveled through Europe and the northeast United States.

-Steve Hugg
http://geocites.com/huggfamily

Re: Huggs of France

fleurange217 — 2006-04-23 19:52:20Z

hi i will like to know if you are related tojules philippe father was francois mother olive jeanvenne please email me angie

Re: John HUGG line of NJ

patpetty818 — 2006-07-01 18:48:12Z

If you're still looking, check my RootsWeb site

http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=jimpetty

Although I don't see the connection you're seeking, it might help you. If so please let me know, so I can expand my Hugg line info.

Jim Petty

Re: Barzilla hugg

patpetty818 — 2006-07-01 18:43:46Z

I've been working on the Hugg line. Barzilla's brother Jacob is my gggg grandfather. I'd be interested in sharing info. My RootsWeb site is

http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=jimpetty

(By the way, is Barzilla the correct spelling? My sources have "Barzillai.")

Jim Petty

Re: Benjamin Hugg

sdhugg_1 — 2003-03-20 23:12:58Z

Denise -

It sounds like you may be on to something. As you've probably seen, the NJ Hugg line does have three generations of John Huggs, the later of which *could* fit into your timeline.

I'm particularly interested because my Hugg line also currently "fades out" with a Benjamin Hugg on the Delaware/MD border in the late 18th century.

I would very much like to learn more about your Benjamin Hugg and his family. Likewise, I'd like to offer you the information I have on Benjamin Hugg, the MD/DE Hugg and the NJ Hugg line. A good representation of the information is at http://www.geocities.com/huggfamily

Please contact me either via posting or directly at sdhugg@tcnj.edu

-Steve

Re: Hugg in Phila Pa in mid 1800's

sdhugg_1 — 2003-03-20 23:07:33Z

Thank you for posting this. I have *some* information on the possible lineage of Susan. I'll contact you via e-mail as not to take up board space.

www.geocities.com/huggfamily

Re: Hugg Name & Info

Jim_Hugg — 2003-09-06 15:42:52Z

Some of the "Hugg" names originated from German descent, "Hubert" then changed to "Hugbert" and then rechanged to "Hugg".

Re: All HUGG families--from south to arkansas

lmerbland — 2007-06-09 14:25:15Z

My Great Grandfather Joseph Erbland married Mary Hugg and His brother Louis Erbland married Anna Hugg. The Hugg's came form Morrilton Ark to Fostoria OH. Louis and Rose Marie remained in Ark. When my grandfather died I inherited some family pics from around 1890s. They are of the Louis(sp Rosa Bruder) Hugg family. I have scanned them let me know if you would like copy. lmerbland@sbcglobal.net. Also my father told me that his Grandma Mary Hugg spoke German. The Erbland's are from Germany. Louis and Rosa Hugg had Louis Hugg(sp ?), Rose Marie Hugg(sp Joe Kordsmeier)Mary Hugg (sp Joseph Erbland) Anna Hugg (sp Louis Erbland)

Huggs

geneobugkk3 — 2006-06-27 04:37:39Z

I messed up the first e-mail,so here goes.My great-great grandfather John J Hamett married Martha E Hugg.They had a son,William Duffy Hamett born in 1856 in Sweetwater,Ga. He married Sarah Ann Williams in either Arkansas or Georgia.William and Sarah both died in Tulare,Ca. in late 1940's.They had a sohn John Samuel Hamett(my grandfather) who was born in 1896 in Pottawatomie co,Oklahoma.He married Quincy Elizabeth Carter in Oklahoma in 1919.He died in !949 in San Francisco,Ca. and my grandmother,Quincy died in Fresno,Ca. in 1990.Any help you can give will be appreciated. Karen Dougherty

Re: Huggs

geneobugkk3 — 2006-06-27 04:37:39Z

I have found John J Hammett and Martha Hugg Hammett in 1860 census in Murray Co,GA.Also found her parents and siblings and brother and his family.Also have received John and Martha's record of marriage.Thanks for your efforts.

Re: HUGG AUTOGRAPH BOOK 1884-1900 LISTED NAMES

elizascud — 2007-05-21 22:08:22Z

1st grade teacher- DN BACON 11-8-1884, ? WOLF(MCDONALD, TN) 1-22-1885, LOUIE HANSERD, MR. WILLIAM FAITH MAR 1885, GS STARKLEY OCT 30 1884 (CONCORD, TN), LIZZIE DILLARD (CHATT, TN), MR. JAMES BENNETT (MCDONALD, TN) 1-18-1885, MRS. PARTHEMIA MILLER, EARL ATHENS COTTON, NETTIE HASTINGS 2-1-1885, GUY COTTON, LOLA J KELLEY, VICIE (MCDONALD, TN), SALLIE KELLEY (MCD, TN), WT KELLEY, SALIA (MCD,TN), MAGGIE, MISS VIRGNIA BENNETT 4-6-1885, DARA K (CHATT, TN), GA KELLEY MAR 1 1885, JENNIE M, DORA BENNETT AP 6 1885, AGGIE K?BLER, JH KELLEY, ADELIA MO?, MARY MORGAN, WILLIAM FAITH JA KELLEY 1 26 1885, JOHN B JONES (CLEVELAND), WCM MAR 2 1885, MARY MILLER, BLACKFOX MR. JH ???????, MC BENNETT 4-6-1885, JENNIS STURNES, MOLLIE ATETHLEY (BLUE SPRINGS STATION), LYDIA MORGAN (MISSION RIDGE), MISSION RIDGE 11 7 1886, CV CASH, AJN 7-2-1886, GW KELLEY, FRANK D (MORRIS TOWN, TN) 13 MAY 1884, JP LYMY? OCT 2 1885, CECILLIE HARRIS, SAL, SALLIE SIMMOND (MISSION RIDGE), M ARNOLD MAY 24 1885 (CHATT, TN), CH READ (MCD, TN), MATTIE ROSE (MISSION RIDGE), MADDIE ROSE (MISSION RIDGE), Y A H?????DER, FLORENCE HANSERD (SALLISAW, OK) ISAAC WOLF JAN 19 1886, S PARKER 2-8-1886, LYDIA PARKER, ANNIE NAVE, ???"EGO OMMO TU PRINC DONNA NETTIE??? JH ALEXANDAR (FORMOUNT, TN)?????,RL MASON SEPT 18 1886, LIZZIE NAVE 7-7-1886 (MISSION RIDGE), JH GRAHAM 1-5-1888, W C CARSON 11-7-1886 (MISSION RIDGE), PERCY ARMSTRONG, MISS ??NCIE COTTON (SALLISAW OK), JP WILLHOIT SP 19 1886 (CHATT, TN), CHARLIE KING NOV 1886, ALICE BIRCHFILD MAR 12 1892, OLLIE HANSERD (SALLISAW, OK)
PLEASE HELP WITH ANY OF THESE NAMES. I THINK IT IS AN IMPORTANT PART OF HISTORY.

Re: All HUGG families--from south to arkansas

elizascud — 2007-05-18 23:30:11Z

my ggggrandfather was joseph wesley hugg(12 may 1837 barnwell, sc) m. martha miser(1859 bradley, tn)then hester matilda teasley b.1835. in 1860 he was in murray, ga. 1880 in james co., tn. his father was william j hugg 1812, mother was martha carrell 1815. child- mary s. 1863-1939 m. james william wells 1861-1914, nellie 1874, samuel l. i need information on both families. i have nellie's autograph book from 1884-1900, when they were moving around from tn ga al ok.

HUGG AUTOGRAPH BOOK 1884-1900

elizascud — 2007-05-01 18:45:18Z

I AM LOOKING FOR DOCUMENTATION ON THE FAMILY OF WILLIAM AND NETTIE HUGG- SON IS JOSEPH W AND MARTHA HUGG- DAUGHTER IS NELLIE HUGG. I HAVE BEEN TOLD THEY ARE OF CHEROKEE BLOOD LINE. I HAVE AN AUTOGRAPH BOOK THAT WAS NETTIE'S AND BETWEEN 1884-1900 IT SHOWS PEOPLE FROM DIFFERENT LOCATIONS IN THE SOUTH. ANY INFO IS NEEDED. THANKS!