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Re: Patrick Ivers/ Mary Lawlor/Ire/Que

billgrimes99 — 2012-10-19 16:20:13Z

I am not sure if anyone named I vers came to MN but a Lawlor girl married one of my Brown ancestors that came from Tingwick to Renville County, MN.

If your ancestors came to Tingwick around 1824, check on the Peter Robinson immigrnts from 1823 and 1825. The English sponsored anumber of poor Irish to migrate to Canada. Peter Robinson was the British agent charged with selecting the families to be sponsored. He sent seven ships in 1823 and 13 ships in 1825.

The people were sent intially to Peterborough, Ontario. From there they spread far and wide. My Brown ancestors came in 1823 and Buckleys came in 1825. I never checked for Lawlor or Ivors. But the Tingwick area was heavily Irish as was nearby towns such as Warwick. Some still live in the area, though they are now more French than Irish.

Re: Patrick Ivers/ Mary Lawlor/Ire/Que

ksmith1546 — 2012-10-18 21:11:34Z

We are looking for the origin of the Iver/Lawlor famalies probably from Co. Mayo. They emigrated about 1824 to Tingwick, Quebec. Some moved to Mnchester, N. H. (Edward and Patrick famalies.)Renveille Co, Mn has not gotten their
cemeteries recorded as yet. Co Mayo Historical centers don't have early 1800 records. There ar no immigration records for this time either.

Re: Patrick Ivers - Manchester, NH

eclariv — 2012-10-07 17:37:55Z

I don't know if this is the same Ivers family but in a book I have entitled Families of County Kerry--Vol. II of the Book of Irish Families, great & small by Michael C. O'Laughlin, president, I.G.F. 1994-Box 7575, K.C. Mo. 64116 p. 84 it lists: Ivers, Howard
Edw. of oakview Terrace and James of New street are given in Co. Kerry. King lists Howard as a form of Ivers.
That is all I could find, I hope this helps a little

Re: Patrick Ivers - Manchester, NH

ksmith1546 — 2012-10-06 17:45:20Z

As a follow up to my message, my gg grandmother, Maria Ivers married Enoch Hall in Shipton 1843. Maria was the second daughter of Patrick Ivers/Mary Lawlor.

Re: Patrick Ivers - Manchester, NH

ksmith1546 — 2012-10-06 17:42:38Z

I have been tracing the Patrick Ivers/Mary Lawlor family from prob. Co Mayo to Tingwick, Quebec about 1825. Do you have any information as to their exact origin in Ireland?

Re: Patrick Ivers/ Mary Lawlor/Ire/Que

billgrimes99 — 2012-08-19 01:04:18Z

In 1868 a group of Irish families left the Tingwick area of QC and migrated to Renville County in south-central Minnesota. Known families were Brown, Goggin, Gleason, Buckley, Sullivan, and Murphy. It is believed that one or more Ivers and Lawlors also came to the same area of MN after the first group.

Other Irish families that stayed in the Tingwick area include Mullens, Ling, and various French families, plus members of the MN families that stayed in QC.

If anyone seeda possible connection give me a holler

Re: Patrick Ivers/ Mary Lawlor/Ire/Que

ksmith1546 — 2012-08-18 15:47:47Z

Do you have the exact place they came from in Co. Mayo? I have much information on the family that I would be willing to share.

Ivers from Kiel, Schleswig Holstein Germany

jacquiwood47 — 2011-11-15 18:00:48Z

Does anyone here know of a Charles Frederick Jacob Ivers, born around 1853 in Kiel, Germany? I cannot find any information on him prior to 1883 when he married his first wife and was widowed shortly after the birth of his daughter, Effie. He remarried a widow in Birmingham (UK) and later had a further 2 children with Sarah, his second wife, and was step-father to Sarah's two boys from her first marriage. He died in 1920.

He worked as a perambulator cane maker in Birmingham.

Ivers from Kiel, Schleswig Holstein Germany

jacquiwood47 — 2011-11-15 18:00:06Z

Does anyone here know of a Charles Frederick Jacob Ivers, born around 1853 in Kiel, Germany. I cannot find any information on him prior to 1883 when he married his first wife and was widowed shortly after the birth of his daughter, Effie. He remarried a widow in Birmingham (UK) and later had a further 2 children with Sarah, his second wife, and was step-father to Sarah's two boys from her first marriage. He died in 1920.

He worked as a perambulator cane maker in Birmingham.

Re: IVERS-Ohio

myfolksrhere — 2011-10-03 20:30:53Z

I am stuck on my gggrandfather Jackson Ivers born in Ohio. 18 October 1817
Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio
died 18 June 1866
Saint Louis, Saint Louis, Missouri, United States If you have anything please contact me at
herbsr4youll2@yahoo.com
\Thanks Connie Ivers/Plemons

Ivers from Mayo to Birmingham

JLMclaughlin1964 — 2011-08-19 00:45:34Z

I am looking for help finding my Ivers ancestors. The earliest I know are Thomas and Mary Ivers who I find first in the 1861 England Census. They had four children I know of: John, Bridget, James and Ann. Ann is my great grandmother. She married Owen McHale and they had three or four children, Mary Ann, Catherine, Ann and Owen. My grandmother and her two sisters were from an early age raised in the Certified Poor School run by the Sisters of Mercy and they became domestics and immigrated to the US. I think Owen died very young. Ann, my great grandmother can be found in the Birmingham workhouse where I think she died but I don't know when. Neither do I know what happened to her husband. If you recognize this family, I'd love to hear from you.

Jan McLaughlin

Re: Ievers, Ivers - Ireland > Australia

lubok73 — 2011-08-16 00:48:14Z

Hi Deb,
I realise that you might not get this message, as your original post is 10 years old!
I'm seeking information on the IEVER/IVER family on behalf of my step-mum, who descends from Johanna Tomkins (nee Iever). As far as I can make out (through public trees), Patrick was born in America (New York? to John and Johanna), and wife Margaret May Cronin was born in Cracklow, Ireland. They emigrated on 7 Jul 1883 from Plymouth, England to Australia on the ship named "La Hogue"... but before that, did they marry in Ireland, and have children Mary and Thomas there? I hope you're able to shed more light on their time in Ireland for me.
Many thanks, Rachel

Re: James T.Ivers

DianeR16 — 2011-07-23 02:36:34Z

Hi...I think it best for you to contact me directly at my Yahoo email..

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Re: James T.Ivers

Rochelle1953 — 2011-07-23 00:11:12Z

It does. Howdy cousin!!! I am new to this so if you would like I'd be more than happy to give you any information I have but how do I do that? Do I put it here or do I send you my email and then put it there? I'm technically challanged!!LOL

Re: James T.Ivers

DianeR16 — 2011-07-22 23:35:28Z

Thank you for your reply..I would love to have any information that you have...and I in turn would be more than happy to share my info with you and your sister.. so,this makes us 5th cousins?? LOL
Diane

Re: James T.Ivers

Rochelle1953 — 2011-07-22 22:36:17Z

He is also my great great great great grandfather. His son Jackson had a son Charles Henry and I am a decendant of his. I would be happy to give you any information I have and my sister also has information on this family as well. I'm not sure if you are still interested.

Re: Robert Joseph Ivers

debbiekdufrene — 2011-03-26 15:52:39Z

My Father was Robert Joseph Ivers,Gratuated From Clare Mi,WAs Adoped And Raised By RObert Michael FAll Of Clare Mi Orginally From NY.Both his mother and father died when he was young.Robert Michael was the brother of my fathers mother.

Re: Patrick Ivers/ Mary Lawlor/Ire/Que

PDLower — 2010-08-10 19:41:13Z

Do you have any info on Maria Ivers and John Hall children? Where they were born and when. Any info would be great. Thanks lots. Pat

Re: family

johnivers1 — 2010-04-28 13:21:10Z

From where??? We Ivers are from Dublin, Ireland and we are IRISH catholic. Also need timeframes when these people lived.

family

xcatherineandryanx — 2010-04-27 18:16:05Z

hello,
i would love to know if any of you are related to anyone called Andrew ivers with his dad known as Brian, from Farnworth Bolton.

Re: Barbara Ivers

lala2199 — 2010-03-18 03:58:47Z

I have a picture of Barbara Ivers with Travis He was my uncle. He died about 4 yrs ago. After there divorce i never saw aunt babby again. Her three children are all still alive. Travis lll use to live in Fort Worth but moved a few years ago. Eddie lives up near center texas and marjoria lives in houston.I don'tknow who she married. If you are interested in pictures i will copy some and send them to you. I remember her mother also she was always nice to.My address is pat hufstetler 806 cordrey st. Orange, Texas 77630 when Iknow aunt Bobby she lived in houston Harbor something Pat

Re: James Ivers married Ellen Comerford in Dublin 1874

lyssa2 — 2010-01-03 21:45:30Z

I have been having a little trouble finding info prior to 1850 in Dublin, as most records are Parish records and you must find the church first.

Re: James Ivers married Ellen Comerford in Dublin 1874

johnivers1 — 2010-01-03 15:21:24Z

I am an Ivers who I think came from Dublin. Edward O Ivers
born in 1815 in Ireland married a Mary Wood born in 1821 around 1840. They came to Ottawa, Canada in the early 1840's for a few years before migrating to Port Huron, Michigan in 1847. A relative, Sarah Ivers was married in
Port Huron stating on her marriage record that she was from Dublin. Also there was a James Ivers who lived in Port Huron and was born in Ireland. Wondering who we are connected to?? Do not know Edward Oliver Ivers father's name..shower on deathe record that parents are unknown.

Re: James Ivers married Ellen Comerford in Dublin 1874

pm220nsw — 2010-01-03 11:19:27Z

I am related to this family

Peter Moore
Kincumber NSW Australia

email: pm220nsw@yahoo.com.au

Would be great to hear from you

Re: Patrick Ivers/ Mary Lawlor/Ire/Que

ksmith1546 — 2009-12-21 14:09:17Z

We are interested in the origin of the Lawlors in Ireland who later settled in Tingwick, Quebec.then on to Minnesota.
Our g-g- grandmother Maria Ivers' parents were Mary Lawlor and Patrick Ivers.both died in Tingwick.

I would be able to share information that might help you. Many thanks.

Re: Patrick Ivers/ Mary Lawlor/Ire/Que

billgrimes99 — 2009-12-20 00:52:31Z

I had the information about a year ago when I sent my message. Neither one is a mainline except one Lawlor girl who married into my Brown family in Renville County, MN. The Browns came to MN from Tingwick, QC where the Lawlors and Ivers also settled after coming from Ireland. I did not keep the info since no one had responded to my message until you did.

Re: Patrick Ivers/ Mary Lawlor/Ire/Que

PDLower — 2009-12-17 19:59:43Z

I am descended from Maria Ivers Hall. Daughter of Ivers/Lawlor. Would you be willing to share info.
Pat

Re: Patrick Ivers - Manchester, NH

eclariv — 2009-11-26 02:08:28Z

Indeed your Maria may have been born in Manchester but there were other Marias. The Irish like the French Canadians have recurring names. Patrick and his wife, Mary Lawlor came over from the old country to Quebec and settled in the town of Tingwick. All their children were born in Quebec,including a Patrick who married one Ann Doudle and Edward who married Anna O'Meara (okay so far we have 2 Patricks and there are 2 Ann's. In about 1874 they migrated from Kingwick to Manchester NH. Edward and Anna had a daughter, Bridget who married Patrick Cronin (my great great uncle) and a daughter Maria (all 11 of Edward's kids were born in Canada. His brother Patrick and Ann also had a child named Marie (this may be your Marie) Patrick and Ann Dowdle (daughter of Georges Dowdle and Alice Flaherty) by the way were married Feb 20, 1844 in St. Michel Sherbrooke. this information comes from the Yourfolks.com website. It covers Catholic parishes in the Eastern Townships of Quebec. According to the 1880 US census, the Ivers lived on Pine St. in Manchester. Depending on where they would be either in St. Anne's parish or St. Joseph Cathedral Parish. St. Anne's recently closed but you might be able to ask at the offices at the Cathedral where the records were transferred to. You might find out where Rose Anna was baptized and go from there.
Good luck

Re: Patrick Ivers - Manchester, NH

eclariv — 2009-11-26 02:06:46Z

Re: Patrick Ivers - Manchester, NH

wcatesjr_1 — 2009-11-23 19:30:52Z

Very interesting! Marie Ivers was supposedly born in Manchester, NH in 1867. You mentioned that Edward IS Patrick's son. How do you know that? Do you know when and where Edward was born?

I'm thinking that the one record I have that states Marie was born in NH may have been in error. I have been researching Marie Ivers and her daughtor Rose for some time now. Marie is my 2nd Great Grandmother. My research can be found here: http://www.eagleswind.com/ancestry/rose.htm

Are you a descendant of the Ivers family?

Re: Patrick Ivers - Manchester, NH

eclariv — 2009-11-23 03:43:32Z

The family of Edward Ivers (Patrick Ivers'son) and his wife, Anastasia O'Mears moved to Manchester, NH with their 11 children. One of whom, Bridget married Patrick J. Cronin. If you check the Census for Ivers in Manchester, NH in about 1910 or 20, you'll get a list of their children's names.
In all probability they were members of St. Anne's church (the Irish church) or since they immigrated from the french part of Canada, they could have attended St. Augustine Parish on the next block.
Good luck

Re: James Ivers married Ellen Comerford in Dublin 1874

georgina1973 — 2009-10-11 18:48:23Z

Hi my name is georgina ivers and i have a james ivors in my family tree do u know if ur great grandfather came from tipperary my email address is georginamary@hotmail.co.uk

Re: Ivers clan

georgina1973 — 2009-10-11 18:33:34Z

Hi my name is georgina ivers from ballingarry co tipp. I knew earlhill as i was born in ballingarry, if ur still intrested in your roots u can email me georginamary@hotmail.co.uk

Re: Swiss ancestors

sgtjackson — 2009-07-24 20:57:04Z

My GGGrandfather Christian Beyeler b. 1820 in Bern, Switz was married to Barbara Bingeli (so many various sspellings) they came to US in 1880 to Jones County, IA with two children, Fredrick and Magadeline...What information might you have regarding these great Beyelers?

Re: Bernard Ivers, Cook County, Illinois

GraceWinnick — 2009-07-24 20:34:05Z

Can you send me your email...or reply to mine? Gracelynn@aol.com.

Very excited too! Is Dorothy the same person as Eileen?

Email me!!!!

Re: Bernard Ivers, Cook County, Illinois

wyfnchrg — 2009-07-24 20:20:35Z

Oh my god! What a find. I will be careful of who we discuss this with, but I will tell my husband. His father is deceased along with Eileen and two other brothers. So all that is left is kids and their kids. I will have to dig up a picture and send it to you so you can see if you think there is a resemblance. I thought it was my imagination and eagerness to hook up with other family, but both my daughter and husband think it resembled him without telling him who she was. Wow I am so excited. We are today going to the cemetery to photo some gravestones. I will certainly pass hers on to you if you don't already have it. I have to digest this info, but I will be in touch. A family member says Lillian was born in Poplar Bluff, MO. Bernard may have married a Martha and lived in Midlothian, IL and had a daughter. email me with any other info/questions you have and I'll reply with the picture. I don't know how much info I may have, but maybe we can fill in the gaps together. Wow, still hard to believe a shot turned out like this. I figured you would say "no, can't be her". Thanks

Sharie

Re: Bernard Ivers, Cook County, Illinois

GraceWinnick — 2009-07-24 18:42:38Z

Sharie, yes, I am positive that Lillian Ivers is your husband's grandmother and is also my grandmother. It may not be a pleasant subject for your husband's family so I would be careful as not to hurt anyone's feelings. Lillian Ivers was married before she married Vincent Schraub. She was married to William Reed Ridge, at Resurrection Church in Chicago. They had five children. My Mom was one of them. My Mom wanted so much to see her mother again but it was not to be...Lillian died before my Mom could find her. We did, however, meet with Eileen. Eileen said her brothers were not happy about knowing that their mother, Lillian, had a previous family and didn't want to discuss it. I was thirteen at the time, and I am now fast approaching 60! So, that was a long time ago. Since then my Mom also has passed away. I can tell you that Lillian was loved by our family even though we never knew her. My Mother's memories were of a five year olds but they were loving memories. I would be more than happy to share information with you. Lillian is such a mystery! My Mom also remembered a serviceman brother, either Patrick or Bernard. Where do you suppose Lillian was from? Again, I would love to correspond with you and share information. Please tell me in what way her picture is remarkably like your husband. Hope to hear from you soon, Grace. Please email me at Gracelynn@aol.com. Thank you.

Re: Bernard Ivers, Cook County, Illinois

wyfnchrg — 2009-07-24 03:32:20Z

I am researching my husband's family. His grandmother's name was Lillian Ivers. I can't find any info on her other than married to his grandfather in 1930. His name was Vincent Schraub. Another family member said she had two brothers, Patrick and Vern. One of them was a WWII Vet. I've seen your family tree and don't think your Lillian is ours, but her picture is remarkably like my husband, so I thought I would ask if you found any further information and if you are sure she was married to "Ridge". In 1930 they lived in Cicero, IL. Thank you.

Sharie Schraub

Re: Bernard Ivers, Cook County, Illinois

mvercammen1 — 2009-04-13 02:27:28Z

Thanks Allie, I will give it a try. Always good to know there are people out there who can help. I appreciate it!

Re: Bernard Ivers, Cook County, Illinois

allie2baba — 2009-04-10 12:10:05Z

Have you tried searching under IWERS? That's how they spell it in German. Might be worth a try, they could have changed it when they Americanized.

Bernard Ivers, Cook County, Illinois

GraceWinnick — 2009-03-08 10:48:05Z

I am searching for Bernard Ivers, his wife was Alice Ivers and they had four children, Bernard, Lellie, Myrtle and Patrick. According to the 1910 U.S. Federal Census they lived in this area in 1910. I believe my Grandmother was Lellie Ivers Ridge Schraub. Any little bit of information would be appreciated. Thank you.

Re: Patrick Ivers - Manchester, NH

wcatesjr_1 — 2009-03-06 19:49:43Z

I probably should have provided more details - so here I go:

I found a Marie Boyle (Ivers) who married a John Lapoint on Aug. 7, 1891 in Lowell MA. The record states that she was born in Manchester, NH. Her parents were Patrick and Annie.

I've been doing my ancestry for years now and have been not been able to locate one sigle US Census with ANY of the above names mentioned.

Patrick Ivers - Manchester, NH

wcatesjr_1 — 2009-02-08 02:58:37Z

I'm looking for more information about his family from the late 1800s early 1900s.

Re: Patrick Ivers/ Mary Lawlor/Ire/Que

billgrimes99 — 2009-01-16 02:24:01Z

Mary Smith....still here?

I have info on Ivers and Lawlor. Ivers from County Mayo to QC to MN and Lawlor in MN.

Bill

Joseph Henry Iwers

SUZNKELLEY — 2009-01-09 23:27:47Z

The 1900 census shows Joseph H Iwers age 7 with his mom Annie and grandparents (Joseph Ettenberger) in Essex co NJ. Does anyone know how this Joseph connects to the tiny number of US Iwers? His father was b. in Germany. Was the father a son of Henry Iwers of Brooklyn ny? I'm sure all ya'all are related! Susan, Santa Cruz Ca suznkeley@aol.com

Re: Ivers/Iwers from Germany

marsilis — 2008-07-28 00:10:11Z

I think the other person was me. I've changed my username.

Re: Ivers/Iwers from Germany

teacher36870 — 2008-07-28 00:07:43Z

Thanks, I will be waiting to hear from you. There is another person who posts on this board whose Iwers family is from the same area. She and I have corresponded before, too. I jumped from the Iwers family (my dad's sister is almost 98 years old and she has shared as much as she knows plus lots of photos) to my mom's side from Virginia and Maryland.

Re: Ivers/Iwers from Germany

marsilis — 2008-07-27 23:28:13Z

I think we've communicated before about the Iwers family. Flensburg used to be Denmark. I'm quite familiar with that area of Germany. My family originally came from Rhendsburg, down the river to Suderstapel. One of the aunt's from Suderstapel married the fellow from Denmark. I think there has to be a connection between our families as there are not many Iwers in that region. There are Iwers from Texas related to us, and some from Louisiana, and I think I might have a connection to some from Iowa. I'm going to check my notes and get back to you.

Re: Ivers/Iwers from Germany

teacher36870 — 2008-07-27 20:12:36Z

Thanks for this information. Are you, by any chance, in NZ? I have never done any research down there but will take a look to see what is online. What was the name of the IWERS woman? I believe my family is from Flensburg or at least part of it was.

Re: Ivers/Iwers from Germany

teacher36870 — 2008-07-27 20:10:19Z

Just saw this post for the first time. I know that Thomas Christian Iwers was born in Flensburg, S/H. I finally narrowed down that city when the 1930 census was published. Tom Iwers came to the United States in 1888 with his wife, Maria Asmussen whose parents were Thomas Asmussen and Helena Maria Gefke Asmussen.