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JARVIS Juanita A 1918 2011 together forever

t42Laureland — 2013-05-17 12:17:25Z

JARVIS Juanita A 1918 2011 together forever

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Re: Jarvis Family-NC

mrandmrsa1 — 2013-05-14 15:31:14Z

i i am try find info on Mary
Polly Jarvis Franklin She would be my
4th Great Grandmother Mary Polly Jarvis
her Jesse W,Franklin He Married to a Hart
you any info on this please email Barbara

JARVIS Joseph J 1902 1969 together forever

t42Laureland — 2013-05-14 11:56:48Z

JARVIS Joseph J 1902 1969 together forever

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Re: Thomas Banister Jarvis

hallettjarvis — 2013-05-12 21:18:41Z

I`m the gemealogist in the USA for the Jarvis Family---Drop me an e-mail Thanks Hal Jarvis

Re: Thomas Banister Jarvis

hallettjarvis — 2013-05-12 21:15:10Z

I am the genealogist in USA for the Jarvis Family---If interested drop me an E-mail and will send your Genelogy to you!!!! Thanks Hal

Rachel B Jarvis

ragglanroad — 2013-05-06 00:52:30Z

I am trying to locate info related to Rachel especially about her grandmother Eliza Jarvis. Rachel was Sept. 1865 in NY & died Nov. 1925 in NY. Rachel is buried in Cypress Hills Cemetery, NY. She was married to Frederick W Delanoy. The only info I have about Eliza is that she died Dec., 1891 in NY. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

JARVIS Mason C 1899 1945

t42Laureland — 2013-03-31 23:45:57Z

JARVIS Mason C 1899 1945

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Re: Jarvis from South Carolina & Madison

rootsmark — 2013-03-21 17:02:26Z

The father of Braswell, John, Andrew, Calvin and Elizabeth was Reuben Jarvis, born in either Scotland or Virginia.
He died about 1838 in Lancaster County, South Carolina.

William Mayberry Jarvis

kwhit60 — 2013-03-18 23:08:05Z

Trying to find the parents of William Jarvis who was born in Virginia married to Vista Campbell and living in West Virginia.

Wilbur W Jarvis

kwhit60 — 2013-03-18 01:53:49Z

Wilbur was born to John & Susan Taylor Jarvis on 29 Nov 1876. Wondering if he later married Vista Campbell or if she married another Jarvis.

Re: Jarvis to Australia

watdocnc60 — 2013-03-08 00:34:39Z

I saw a posting on another forum and seems several folks are looking for the family of Hannah Jarvis who was transported to NSW in 1816.

Hannah Jarvis was convicted for being involved in some riots of 1816 (not sure of the details) and two of her children followed her at a later date. Here is what I have for a list of children left behind in UK:

I am doing research about my own Jarvis's in Southwold, Suffolk. Apparently Hannah is my 3rd GGMother who was married to Willam Jarvis, b abt 1780 (unknown birth place) and d. Jul 1841 in Mutford, Suffolk, United Kingdom.

Children:
Hannah Jr
Birth 2 Dec 1799 in Lowestoft,
Death 15 Jan 1879 in New Norfolk, , Tasmania, Australia
William Jarvis Jr
Birth 18 April 1801 in England
Death 26 Apr 1870 in Macquarie Plains, Tasmania, Australia
Elizabeth Jarvis
Birth 14 Feb 1803
Death unknown
Robert S Jarvis
Birth 28 Nov 1805 in Trowse, Norfolk, England
Death 11 Sep 1876
James Jarvis
Birth 27 Sep 1807
Death unknown
Mary Ann Jarvis
Birth 23 Jun 1809
Death unknown
Henry Jarvis
Birth abt 1815 in Lowestoft, Suffolk, England
Death

That should be a good start and hope it helps.

Re: half brothers and sisters

bjarvis20 — 2013-03-02 19:52:14Z

Yes dad was buried in manchester. My name is barbara jarvis. I have 1 sister name wreva and a brother name greg. I had a furniture store. I am so happy that I found this.

Re: looking for relatives

bjarvis20 — 2013-03-02 14:19:31Z

He is my dad wreva and greg is my brother and sister.

Re: Jarvis family c.1800 Cambridgeshire England

bethswan48 — 2013-02-18 08:15:44Z

Hi,
Saw your letter of 2010,looking for info on a James Jarvis born about 1779, was in Army, married in Jersey in 1815 and died in 1856 in Jersey, Channel Islands.
Census over years only give England as birth place.
Any clues to this Gentleman?
Regards Beth Swan, West Australia

Jarvis

Jessicaleeryan21 — 2013-02-15 06:54:52Z

Hi I'm Jessica Ryan my great grandmother was alma Jarvis I am havin trouble tryin to locate anything on her but I found her relative Harriet Jarvis I would like to no more about her n her family she married roger bede Clive smith in Australia

Re: Sarah Jarvis

paulhood59 — 2013-02-08 14:27:06Z

Hi Jackie
Just came across your post re: Jarvis family. My Jarvis side seems to originate in Salehurst in 1750's. A John Jarvis married a Susanna Kettle in 1772. Before that I have nothing. John and Susanna had 3 children that i can find all baptised in Salehurst William 1773, Hannah 1775 and Thomas 1777. William moved to the Worth area after marriage to Philadelphia Bailey and they had 10 children. If you are able to shed any light on John or before it would be great. I notice that Salehurst and Ticehurst are not that far away from one another, could there be a connection between the 2 families.
Paul

Re: Braswell Jarvis-SC/AL/FL

Kgossett818 — 2013-01-24 01:11:52Z

Do you have any Info on your great grandfather, Isaac concerning his activity at the beginning of the Civil War in Marion, Alabama? He was a blacksmith. Do you know if he was a Mason? His brother Marion Surles was in the 20th Alabama Infantry and died in Lexington, KY.

Jarvis from South Carolina & Madison

DANNY1 — 2013-01-15 20:02:39Z

I am trying to locate the Jarvis who was the father of Seaborn Calvin, Braswell and Andrew Jackson? He had to have been born around 1780. I have seen multiple records for the parents being John B and Margaret Jemison Jarvis of West Virginia but this just does not make sense. All three sons were born in South Carolina and migrated to Madison Florida. The age gaps of the boys are 10 -13 years. Did John B have another "life" in South Carolina or is there another set of parents for these brothers? I have seen the name of Caroline Frances Scurfield associated with them as well. Also, any information that could be supplied on James N. Jarvis that enlisted in the Florida Infantry in Madison Florida but I believe died at Gettysburg. Any help would be greatly appreciated?
So confused.....

Amanda Jarvis Australia b 1867 d 1940

lennard59 — 2013-01-13 03:02:27Z

Hi looking for any information on my relative Amanda Jarvis - from South Australia

Edward R. Jarvis died 1903 Colorado

annageis76 — 2013-01-03 04:41:37Z

I am not related to this family...

Longmont Ledger (Longmont, Boulder County)
May 15, 1903
JARVIS--At his home on the Perrin farm two miles north of Longmont, Edward R. Jarvis, of locomotor attaxia on May 6, 1903, aged 32 years, 9 months and 5 days.
Mr. Jarvis was born at Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, August 3, 1870. He came to Longmont in 1890 and worked on several farms until 1893 when he took charge of the Perrin farm. He was a successful farmer and has made himself respected and like by everyone who knew him by his upright and honest dealing. He has been a member of the I. O. O. F. since 1891 and took an active interest in the lodge at this place ans was Past Grand Past Chief Patriach.
He leaves a wife and a three year old daughyer, also a father, three sisters and three brothers.
The funeral services were held in the Presbyterian church on Sunday under the auspices of the Odd Fellows.
"Life's race well run
Life's work well done,
Life's crown well won,
Now comes rest."

Find-a-grave 60884807.

Mrs. Jeanette Jarvis married Wm. Lugg 1909 Colorado

annageis76 — 2013-01-02 00:57:43Z

I an not related to these families...

Longmont Ledger (Longmont, Boulder County)
Nov 5, 1909
LUGG-JARVIS--In Denver, Wednesday, Nov 3, 1909, Wm. Lugg and Mrs. Jeanette Jarvis, both of Longmont.
Mr. and Mrs. Lugg are worthy of and certainly will receive the hearty congratulations of their many friends. Mr. Lugg is among our later business men of the firm of the Lugg Meat Market and Bakery Co. Mrs. Jarvis is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Smith. She was born at the farm home east of Longmont and has lived in and near Longmont ever since.
The ceremony took place at the parsonage, Rv.Dr. B. T. Vincent performed the ceremony for the bride's parents forty-four years ago.
Mrs. L. S. Smith, sister of the bride, and Miss Frankie Smith, a niece were present.

Find-a-grave 60872943

Note:....Her maiden name was SMITH

Parents:
Joan (Josie) Smith 61017493
R. N. (Rudloph Nelson) 61017554

Re: John Jarvis

Welshish1949 — 2013-01-01 05:05:44Z

I traced Ezekiel Jarvis (Civil War service member) back to John and Hannah:http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/29388517/family

This tree shows more info about Hannah Hill also.

Kay Jarvis

Re: John Jarvis

Welshish1949 — 2013-01-01 04:53:43Z

OK, I see what you are saying.
John Jarvis applied for a pension for his Rev War service but did not get land for his service.
I guess it is a mystery how he and whoever went with him relocated to that area of VA.
Ditto Solomon's move to KY.
I just assumed that they had some choice as to where they could take their land and so that's how they ended up in those places,...but ?

Re: John Jarvis

Welshish1949 — 2013-01-01 04:45:20Z

"In part, John's March 18, 1818pension application in Lewis County VA (WV) stated that he was then 68 years old, owned one little old house of little value and very doubtful title. He owned about twenty acres of land, very poor soil and very doubtful title.
John and his brother Solomon served together in the Revolution and came to Harrison County together in the late 1700's. Solomon moved to Kentucky before 1820."
This is from Walter Kreaps on RootsWeb.
I don't belong to Ancestry.com right now, but thought there was proof of John Jarvis's pension. But yeah, there are and were lots of John Jarvis's. There were Jarvis's in Kanawha Co WV at the same time and earlier (my mother's side is in that area).
Would love to be able to untangle. My niece went to England and made some inquiries about the Original John and Hannah, but all we got was as far as on Ancestry, Warwickshire area.

Re: Re: John Jarvis[es]

Welshish1949 — 2013-01-01 04:30:51Z

There was the John Jarvis who was married to Hannah. It seems that neither one of them ever left MD.
The sons John b 1750 and Solomon b 1753.
John settled in VA, now WV
Solomon settled in KY
I believe there are several other children of John and Hannah; Philip, Daniel, and so on, they seem to have either settled near Solomon or John JR.

Re: John Jarvis

adamslab21 — 2013-01-01 04:23:11Z

Thanks for the reply. The information you posted is largely from the work of Don Norman, who wrote extensively on the families from this area. But he was mistaken about several of the things he wrote about the John Jarvis family. If you read through my long post, you will see that John Jarvis Jr. and his brother Solomon did NOT get pensions or bounty warrants for land because of Revolutionary War service. They did reportedly serve in the Virginia Navy under Capt. Mathews, but this service was not Federal, not in the Continental Line, and not rewarded by the Federal Government.

Re: John Jarvis

Welshish1949 — 2013-01-01 04:18:17Z

http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/33765393/person/18544899005

Re: Re: John Jarvis

Welshish1949 — 2013-01-01 04:05:16Z

Hi and Happy New Year! My understanding through the research on RootsWEb is that John and Hannah landed in Baltimore in 1750. SON John and younger son Solomon both earned land grants from their Rev War service.
Here is the basic line that I compiled from them to me:
John Jarvis and Hannah Hill beget:

John Jarvis b 1750 and Solomon Jarvis b 1753

John Jarvis b 1750 and Sarah Hood beget

Thomas Figgins Jarvis b 1804 in Harrison VA

Thomas Figgins Jarvis b 1804 and Ailsey Bentley Connolly b: Abt 1806 in Harrison,Virginia beget:

George Solomon Jarvis b: Abt 1834 in Lewis,Virginia

George Solomon Jarvis b 1834 and Sarah E. Siers b: 29 MAR 1837 in Monroe, Virginia beget:

John Thomas Jarvis b: JAN 1866 in Calhoun,West Virginia

John Thomas Jarvis b 1866 and 2 Flora Brannon b: 11 JUL 1868 in Calhoun,West Virginia beget:

Matt Jarvis b: 20 FEB 1884 in Calhoun, West Virginia

Matt Jarvis b. 20 FEB 1884 and Maude Meadows b: 14 OCT 1886 in Calhoun,West beget:

AS Per 1930 US Census:

Tygart, Wood, West Virginia
Enumerated April 29, 1930
425/431
All born and parents born in West Virginia
Matt Jarvis Head MW 45 M at 27 Engineer, Ice Company
Maude Wife FW 44 M at 26

My grandfather was Matt Jarvis and his mother was Flora (Florie) and his father was John Thomas Jarvis.

I think Solomon got a land grant as well, but maybe not. He established himself in KY and there are lots of Jarvis's still in that area (as there are also near Parkersburg WV).
Here's the RootsWeb info I used:This is from RootsWEb’s WorldConnect Project: Walker Kreaps DECEMBER 2008 on Ancestry.com
• ID: I6969
• Name: John Jarvis
• Sex: M
• Birth: Abt 1750 in Belair, Baltimore, Maryland
• Death: 13 MAR 1826 in Lewis, Virginia
• Note:
from Don Norman:
John Jarvis, a son of John and Hannah (Hill) Jarvis, was born in Belair, Baltimore county, MD about 1750, although legend says that he was born on the high seas on the voyage from England to America. John died in Lewis County VA (WV) March 13, 1826. His grave marker in Lewis County WV reads "1757-1823 Continental Line Revolutionary War"
John served the Colonies in the American Revolution and was granted a land warrant in Harrison County, VA (WV) for his service.
He made application for pension as a Revolutionary veteran in both Harrison and Lewis counties in VA, stating that he had enlisted in the Revolutionary Army in Baltimore County, MD, and was assigned to naval duty in a rowing galley commanded by Captain Bennett Matthews.
This galley made trips to Norfolk, Portsmouth, Hampton and three trips to Little York. John then secured a substitute and later reenlisted on a French galley commanded by Captain Davies and later made another trip with Captain Matthews.
In part, John's March 18, 1818pension application in Lewis County VA (WV) stated that he was then 68 years old, owned one little old house of little value and very doubtful title. He owned about twenty acres of land, very poor soil and very doubtful title.
John and his brother Solomon served together in the Revolution and came to Harrison County together in the late 1700's. Solomon moved to Kentucky before 1820.
John married Sarah Ann Richards in Ann Arundel County MD December 23, 1779. Sarah was born in Hartford County MD about 1760 and died there before 1793. John married Sarah Hood O'Brien in Hartford County about 1798. Sarah was born in Hartford County about 1770 and was apparently a
widow. She died in Lewis County after the 1830 census.
J.D. Warfield's "Founders of Ann Arundel Co. MD", speaks of Sarah (Hood) [O'Brien] Jarvis and states, "There is no accounting for what happened between Sarah and John Jarvis. It would seem that she chose to remain in MD at the estate property of her ancestors, while he chose to
go west." Warfield must not have been aware of the death date of Sarah Ann (Richards) Jarvis.
John was listed in the 1783 Hartford County census as a head of a household of six white souls and one slave.
• Change Date: 17 JUL 2008 at 15:31:33

Father: John Jarvis b: 1720 in Hillshire,England
Mother: Hannah Hill b: 1725 in Hillshire,England

Marriage 1 December 1779: Sarah Ann Richards b: Abt 1760 in Hartford,Maryland
• Note: _STATMARRIED

Marriage 2 Sarah Hood b: 1770 in Hartford,Maryland
• Note: _STATMARRIED
Children
1. Solomon Jarvis b: Abt 1799 in Harrison, Virginia
2. James Jarvis b: Abt 1800 in Harrison, Virginia
3. Caleb Jarvis b: Abt 1802 in Harrison, Virginia
4. Thomas Figgins Jarvis b: Abt 1804 in Harrison, Virginia
5. Mary Amelia Jarvis b: Abt 1810 in Harrison, Virginia

Re: grandmother Jarvis

mhurdle127 — 2012-12-31 23:53:59Z

I have a lot of information on this family, including a photo of Molly Jarvis McDugle's parents. Contact me directly at michael_hurdle@bellsouth.net if you are still online and interested.

Re: John Jarvis

adamslab21 — 2012-12-31 22:01:52Z

I've not tried to identify the parents of John and Hannah Hill Jarvis [not gotten that far back yet] but Don Norman, who wrote a good deal of history on the families in the Hacker's Creek area of [West] Virginia makes this observation:
"One source lists John as possibly a son or step son of Daniel Jarvis, who was born about 1650 in London, England and married a Mrs. Jane Jarvis in that area about 1673. This is not likely, since Daniel would have been about 70 years old when John was born in 1720 and Jane would have been nearly as old."
http://hackerscreek.com/norman/JARVIS/JOHN.htm
Pls note, if you refer to this source, that it contains several errors about the John Jarvis line - in fact combining two separate men into one composite.

Re: Re: John Jarvis[es]

adamslab21 — 2012-12-31 21:57:17Z

I have been working on decomposing the genealogical hybrid John Jarvis for some time now. Most of the work online, and also the comprehensive work by Don Norman, have incorrectly combined 2 John Jarvis into one. As you have outlined, the John Jarvis who md. Ann Richards [no mention of her being named Sarah] md. in Maryland and apparently remained in Maryland throughout his life. They had five children, and only five children, and she survived him. He did have Rev. War service qualifying her for a widow's pension.
The John Jarvis who reportedly md. Sarah Hood O'Brien was a different person, poss. dates 1757-1823 as noted on his modern day grave marker. His widow Sarah is likely the Sarah Jervice in the 1830 census of Lewis Co., VA. He was apparently the brother of Solomon Jarvis who went to KY. They both reported unusual military service on naval galleys under a Capt./Commodore Mathews, also both mentioning a John Monhon/Monahan.
Please refer to Conley Cottrell Family Tree in ancestry.com and story "Military Service..." under either John Jarvis for further details.
Hannah Jarvis, mother of Solomon, attested to his War Service in Fleming Co. KY in 1829. She was living in Fleming Co. and was said to be in her 99th year at the time. She is identified as Solomon's mother in his Rejected Pension File.
Solomon attests that he enlisted in Capt. Mathews' unit in Belair, MD.
So, it seems that Hannah [poss Hill] Jarvis and John Jarvis who were in BelAir MD abt. 1779 are the parents of Solomon Jarvis who went to KY, and John Jarvis who went to Harrison and Lewis Counties, VA. Haven't tried proving this yet beyond identifying Solomon's mother as Hannah Jarvis.
Neither the John Jarvis who reportedly md. Sarah Hood O'Brien; nor his brother Solomon who went to KY; received anything - land, pension, anything - for their service during the Rev. War period. The reason is outlined in Solomon's rejected pension file - his service in the naval galleys under Capt. Mathews was not service to the Continental Line. The service that he attested to would have been in the Virginia Navy; and as such, even if proven, would not qualify him for any federal benefits.
So, the modern day grave marker for John Jarvis in Westin, Lewis Co., WV is in error, as it credits him with service to the Continental Line.
I assume the Thomas you are trying to trace is the Thomas Figgens Jarvis, attributed to John Jarvis and Sarah Hood O'Brien Jarvis. He reportedly md. Ailsa Bentley Conley?
It does seem most likely that he belongs to this couple, but I've not found any proof.
Hope this helps a bit. If you have any documentation to add, I'd be delighted to see it.

Re: Jarvis family of Wales - Carroll Co. Ohio - Jackson Co. Ohio - Perry Co. Ohio

suzlesterbeach — 2012-12-29 22:23:15Z

Hi Karen, I'm on a free one day pass on ancestry.ca
My greatgrandfather is John Jarvis from Wales, he married my grandmother's mother in the south of England, and he had four children with her Sybil, Elsie, May and John Jr Jarvis. He came to Canada (Quebec or later Ontario) and sent money back to his wife in Brighton where his wife and four children lived. My brother when visiting the family home in Brighton took a picture of it and it is a heritage building. My great grandmother was too scared to cross the ocean, so after many attempts of sending money back to her, to bring his wife and 4 children to Canada, he gave up. Years later my grandmother Sybil (Gossage) nee Jarvis came with her husband to Quebec and searched endlessly for her father in Quebec and in Canada. She never found him. The rest of the Jarvis clan stayed in Brighton. So my mother confirms my grandfather's name was John Jarvis and he was born and from Wales. I believe he was never found by my grandmother because he moved to the United States and probably remarried and had another family there. It is very hard to tract down family, as it seems records have not been kept as well as they have been in England. John Jarvis' wife in Brighton lived to age 90, and my mother, Vera Gladys Gossage is 91 years old. I don't know if this will be helpful to you as I wouldn't think John Jarvis would have recorded his first wife and family in Brighton, and there was no contact after the last time he sent money for them to come to Canada.

Re: Jarvis - Somerset, Harlow, Essex, London & Kent

maryjones301 — 2012-12-28 23:25:12Z

You mention a Jarvis going to New Zealand. I, along with others in the extended family, am looking to find more about Samuel David JARVIS who came to NZ, born about 1841in England maybe Woolich and died in NZ in 1899.Who were his parents?
Will appreciate any connections.

Re: Milea Jarvis

colin190650 — 2012-12-12 23:06:17Z

Millicent Jarvis was my great grandmother. I posted the certificates on the Hillary tree. If anyone is tracing the Woodcock line I got stuck at Millies father. I can find a mother but no trace of a father.
Any help appreciated.
C

Re: Joseph Allen Jarvis

mssweetangel77 — 2012-11-09 04:38:18Z

That is my great grandfather. My grandfather is John Henry Jarvis

Harold T. Jarvis Jr. - Youngstown, Ohio area

Contribution — 2012-11-01 22:20:28Z

LIBERTY TOWNSHIP, Ohio – Services will be held at 9:30 a.m. on Saturday at the McCauley Funeral Home, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at St. Edward Church at 10 a.m., for Harold T. Jarvis Jr., who passed away Tuesday afternoon, October 20, 2012 at his home.

Mr. Jarvis, who was known as “Snook,” was born on June 23, 1935, in Youngstown, Ohio and was a son of Harold T. and Margaret Hemphill Jarvis, and was a lifelong member of the community.

Mr. Jarvis was a member of the church, a graduate of The Rayen School, an avid golfer, where he was a member of North Hills Golf League, VFW Lodge 3307 and Army Navy Garrison 360.

He was the owner and operator of Jarvis Cities Service at the corner of Bissell and Elm Street for over 13 years, worked for International Harvester, was a part time auto parts delivery driver and was a bartender at Kay’s Tavern.

He is survived by his wife, the former Nancy Kohn, whom he married Oct. 4, 2007; daughter Bridget Boulton of Canton, Ohio; son Patrick (Anita) of Boardman, OH; sister Mary Aey of Canfield, Ohio; stepdaughter Chris (Bob) Jackson of Austintown; stepsons Rick (Kim) Varkonyi of Youngstown and Bill Varkonyi of Cleveland; brother-in-law Bill and Mae Kohn of Liberty Township; eight grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.

Mr. Jarvis was preceded in death by his first wife, the former Ann M. Tyrrell, whom he married on June 21, 1958 and who passed away on June 5, 1995; and a brother-in-law, Richard Aey.

The family would life to extend their appreciation to Southern Care Hospice for the wonderful care exhibited to their husband and father.

The family will receive relatives and friends from 5 to 7 p.m. on Friday at the funeral home.

Mahoning

Kem Jarvis

Contribution — 2012-10-25 22:55:41Z

VIENNA – A memorial service will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the McCauley Funeral Home, for Kem Jarvis, 62, who passed away Saturday morning, Oct. 20, 2012, at St. Elizabeth Health Center.

Mr. Jarvis was born July 4, 1950, in Cincinnati, Ohio a son of Ervil and Barbara Prather Popplewell, and came to this area as a child.

He was a boilermaker, working for Union Local 154 in Pittsburgh, Pa. and retired in 2005.
He was an Army veteran, serving in Vietnam and Germany, like to fish and hunt, played many musical instruments, especially the drums and guitar and always enjoyed being with family and was a graduate of Liberty High School.

Mr. Jarvis is survived by his wife, the former Michele Durina, whom he married Feb. 5, 1983; his mother, Barbara Jarvis of St. Petersburg, Fla.; daughter Jennifer Popplewell of Texas; stepson Matthew (Emily) Guarnieri of Boardman, Ohio; brothers Jeffrey Jarvis of Tennessee and Greg (Sharon) Jarvis of Vienna, OH; his mother-in-law, Dorothy Durina; among other grandchildren he leaves, Matthew, Heaton and Regan; and several nieces and nephews.

Besides his father, he was preceded in death by his stepfather, Dr. Richard Jarvis; and his father-in-law, Michael Durina.

The family will receive friends and family from noon to 1:50 p.m. Saturday at the funeral home.

The McCauley Funeral Home, Serving the Valley For More Than 110 Years

Re: John Jarvis b c1796 marriewd Susan Wisbech, Cambridgeshire

paradox961 — 2012-10-17 23:44:37Z

Hi,

The John Jarvis that I am researching died at North Brink, Wisbech in 1833 so obviously is not the builder of 1891. However there were many Jarvis in Wisbech, perhaps the builder could have been distantly related, a grandchild maybe?

cheers

Re: John Jarvis b c1796 marriewd Susan Wisbech, Cambridgeshire

Susie3174 — 2012-10-16 23:48:56Z

On 21st April 1891 a John Jarvis, builder of Wisbech bought land from Mr John Baker to build houses in Queens Road, Wisbech.

My five bedroom house was originally sold to a Miss Fanny Maria Smith for £625. In 1984 the same house changed hands for £31,500.

I'm not sure if this is the same man but could be same family.

Cheers

Re: James Jervis/Eva Burchett

cottonage1 — 2012-09-29 15:29:08Z

Hello My name is Gail Bradley I am the daughter of Curtis Spears. George w. Jarvis and Mary Francis Spears are my great great grandparents I would like any information any one can help me with. cottonage1@msn.com

Jarvis, Philadelphia, PA, Camden, NJ

Janet64151 — 2012-09-21 06:45:30Z

Elijah Jarvis was first found in 1787 living at 25 N. Nineth St. in Philadelphia. Married to Elizabeth. 1810 census shows they have 3 boys and 4 girls. Before 1813 Elijah had purchased a house in Camden, NJ, but died before June 1814. They had one known daughter, Eliza. I am trying to find the other children of Elijah and Elizabeth. There are many Jarvis' in both Camden area and Philadelphia but I can't seem to find a connection with their other children. The house that Jarvis owned in Camden went to his wife and then to their daughter. That house remained in the family for over 100 years.

I am hoping that someone will be able to connect their Jarvis family with mine and we can help each other with this family.

Janet

Re: Looking for info on my grandmother Stella Jarvis from missouri

jbugg00 — 2012-09-16 20:29:48Z

My grandmother lived in Harmony Township Washington County Missouri. Her father Jasper Jarvis and his wife Martha Rasnac were married and I have lost track. I wonder if she had siblings. I wish I could have asked the questions while she was still alive

Email is 1swngdncr@gmail.com

Re: Ireland/england/canada

amandagfleet — 2012-09-13 12:03:26Z

Thanks Jonathan I will have to get back into it x

Thomas and Weeden H Jarvis

Connie_Harold — 2012-09-07 19:41:44Z

Does anyone have any kind of documented proof that Thomas Jarvis and Ailsey Connolly had a Son named Weeden H(arrison) Jarvis??? This is for a DAR application, so I need an actual document. Will, church record, land transfer, ANYTHING that specifically says they're father and son. It can't be anything that has not a documented source. Thank you.

JARVIS Larry 1951-2012 Ohio

Contribution — 2012-08-26 12:01:19Z

MANSFIELD: Larry Jarvis, 61, of Mansfield, Ohio died Wednesday, August 22, 2012 at Hospice House in Ashland, Ohio.

Born April 15, 1951 in Zanesville, Ohio (Muskingum County) he was the son of Albert Jarvis, Jr. and Shirley May (Wood) Jarvis.
A veteran of the United States Marines, he earned the rank of Staff Sergeant during the Vietnam Era.
Larry retired from Friend Engineering where he worked as a machinist.
He was a very big hearted, loyal person and would help anyone in need. Larry loved the simple things in life. Larry was a member of the Richland Lithnic and Lapidary Club and enjoyed fishing, gardening, western movies and books. A very artistic person, he also enjoyed painting, gem cutting and making jewelry.

He is survived by his wife, Callie (Stidham) Jarvis; daughters, Kimberly (Tony) McFarland and Heather (Gary) Stubbs; sons, Rob (Maria) Montgomery and Chad (Krysta) Montgomery; step daughter, Carla (Robert) Bernard; step son, Brian (Lynn) McPherson; grandchildren, Christian, Morgan, Ariel, Jacob, Jordan, Zach, Austin, Houston, Hayden, Harper, Heather, Morsette, Cecelia, Tori and Allie; great grandchildren, Tyson, Hayden and Jayden; siblings, Rick (Wendy) Jarvis, Bert (Jeannie) Jarvis, Jon (Kelly) Jarvis and Marsha Browning; and numerous nieces and nephews.

In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by a brother, Martin Jarvis.

Friends may call from 4-7 p.m. Monday, August 27, 2012 at the Ontario Home of Wappner Funeral Directors, 100 S. Lexington-Springmill Road, Ontario, Ohio.
Funeral services will be held at 10:00 a.m. Tuesday, August 28, 2012 at the funeral home conducted by Pastor Robert Kurtz.

Burial will follow in Little Washington Cemetery where full military honors will be conducted by the Richland County, Ohio Joint Veterans Burial Detail.

Online guest registry at www.wappner.com

Re: Ireland/england/canada

jonawoods — 2012-08-25 13:21:31Z

Hello Amanda,
I'm your dad's cousin Molly Woods's son Jonathan and I think I may have tracked down your Jarvis great-grandfather. I've found a Thomas Jarvis on the 1911 Census who is working as an attendant at Graylingwell Hospital in Chichester but he's not Irish. I've added him to my family tree as your father's father and I've added some potential detail on him from the 1891 and 1911 Census, a Kent birth certificate, a record of him returning from Canada in 1949 and a Kent death certificate from 1961. I think it's probably the right chap. Hope that's useful.

Jonathan Woods
jonawoods@hotmail.com

JARVIS in Barnsley, Yorkshire or Philadelphia, PA area

azbiker — 2012-08-15 11:18:54Z

Any information on any Jarvis or relation in the Barnsley area of Yorkshire. Also any Jarvis in the USA states of NJ or PA that originated from the Barnsley area.

yumaprisoner@gmail.com

Ora, Ann & Gertrude JARVIS - Philadelphia - Mildred Blair

azbiker — 2012-08-15 11:15:48Z

Looking for any information on Gertrude, Ora or Ann Jarvis. Single sisters living in Philadelphia area 1900-1975. Worked in Novelty Knitting Mill.

Mildred Blair was their good friend. Her son is believed to live in NE Penn. or NW New Jersey. He may have information on the sisters.

Re: George

jaycob1998 — 2012-08-04 11:03:15Z

My Name is Starr Rafferty, My mom is jenny jarvis she is a 5th gen. Jarvis. We have a manuscript written in may of 1962 by Robert Jarvis Sr. It is a story as told to him by his father and cronicles the Jarvis family from 1832 in VA. to 1900 in ca.it is a most intresting tale. yes he tells all about jarvis wine and brandies and quite a tale it is..
we are in the process of transcibing it to digital media at this time. if we find anything regarding john we will surely forward it as we find it. Feel free to contact us
superd1340@hotmail.com put jarvis family in the subject line please..good luck with your search..

Re: Jarvis Family

brendasanders24 — 2012-07-14 05:34:40Z

Only 10 years late in reading your post. I think your information refers to the same people in my family. Will appreciate any more items. I have been looking for information regarding someone (John's wife, Lucy, or his mother...not clear on those details) who killed a first husband (or John's father) and the man's girlfriend when the two were found in bed at home and woman came home early. Understand she got off scott free. Thank you for contacting me. I just now returned to Ancestry.