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Re: Lilley's of Virginia

ruth0252 — 2009-11-10 01:01:55Z

I know this is an old posting looking for Lilley's in Virginia. Howard is my granduncle and of course, Ernest Miller is my 1st cousin once removed. I have 5 children listed for Ernest and Ileta May Adams. Howard is the child of Martin Miller Lilley, my Great Grandfather. I would like to share info I have. What other information do you have that might interest me. Thanks. Ruth in Salt Lake City, Utah

Re: John M. and Emma Lilley, PA>KS>WA

jmatschull — 2009-11-06 02:07:40Z

I am interested in your information, as I can only go as far back as John Milton.
John Milton and Emma Allen Murphy are buried in Burns Kansas. Their daughter, Stella, is buried in Newton, Ks. Sisters Georgia and Eva are buried in the Colorado Springs area. I am in contact with Georgia's son, Bob. If I remember correctly, sisters Grace, the oldest, and Ruth, the youngest, are buried at Burns also. Stella was my grandmother.
Are you related to Joan Correll? I corresponded with her earlier this year. Her great grandfather Ira(?) Lilley stayed in PA while the other Lilley brothers went west.
Glenn Lilley, Joseph's son I think, is buried in Towanda, KS.
I look forward to hearing from you. my email is matsch_j@hotmail.com

Re: John M. and Emma Lilley, PA>KS>WA

blcraig1152000 — 2009-11-06 01:36:03Z

I have the Lilley family back to Thomas Lilley and Ruth Woodward. John Milton Lilley and Emma Allen Murphy lived in Burns, KS. Not sure where they were buried, but Roger Milton was buried in the Burns Cemetery, according to Find A Grave. I would imagin the girls and parents are buried there too.

Joseph Craig Lilley moved to Wichita, he has was to have died there. Lena and Dwight are buried in Wichita Park Cemetery.

I would love to exchange information.

Barbara

Charles, Lura, and Clara LILLEY

ElvaPassalaqua88 — 2009-10-16 21:00:42Z

This family lived in Wabasha and later Hennepin Co, Minnesota from about 1870 to early 1900s. Charles originally from Penn. and born abt 1854, married Lura HOBBS, born in NY in 1854. Daughter Clara was born in 1879 in Minnesota. Am particularly interested in learning more about Clara, have no information after 1900 census. Would like to learn whom and where she married. Any additional information on the above family appreciated.

John Lilley

tabitha2222 — 2009-08-23 18:18:17Z

I am trying to establish who are the parents of John Lilley,born in 1822 in Boxtead,Colchester,Essex.His wife was Sarah born in Polstead,Suffolk.
Please can anyone help

lilley/nixon family

primlees1 — 2009-08-17 16:05:44Z

Any information on either family, orgins Stoke on Trent & Cannock Staffordshhire. Charlotte Lilley died 1911 AGE 28YRS.. married to Luther George Nixon around 1903.

john lilley 1872-1874 manchester lancashire england

hildabooth99 — 2009-08-08 12:54:58Z

john lilley born 1872-1874 manchester lancashire england s/o john lilley born manchester. he married hannah evans 1893 hulme manchester england.if anyone has any data on either john lilley or hannah evans i would love to hear from you. thank you.

Re: Gramma Lilley

edithbartley — 2009-07-28 16:10:33Z

Is this line descended from George Lilley, who was in Reading, Massachusetts in the late 1650’s? I know there are other Lilleys in New England, but I am only trying to follow the Reading line, from which I descend. Thanks.

Re: Gramma Lilley

clougee_1 — 2009-07-27 17:58:23Z

Galen Lougee was my father, he died 6/21/04. He was born 6/21/29 in Dyer Brook, ME. Galen had brothers Ralph, Howard, and Richard, and a sister Evelyn. He was the son of Percy Oscar Lougee and Marjorie Velma Lilley. Percy was the son of Alpheus Oscar Lougee. Marjorie had a brother named Sydney Burnham Lilley that we all knew as Uncle Burn, he always played checkers with us young kids. Marjorie made great doughnuts. Craig Lougee

Re: Lilley genealogy

georgehaislip — 2009-07-20 14:20:31Z

I have been researching the Lilley's of Martin County NC.
My grandmother, Mary Francis Lilley, her father Robert Lilley,b Sept 1847 a blacksmith in Hamilton NC, source 1900 census. His wife Mary Elvin Woodard, b 23 Dec 1849.
Any info appreciated.
Thanks,
George Haislip

Re: Lilley genealogy

edithbartley — 2009-07-07 20:28:50Z

Thank you.

Re: Lilley genealogy

IrisLillie — 2009-07-07 20:13:46Z

Edith,

The Northern and Southern Lillie/Lilly's are not related. Having had my brothers Y DNA done, I can tell you that with certainty. They are not even distant cousins.

Re: Lilley genealogy

edithbartley — 2009-07-07 14:07:15Z

Re Early America: there were a number of immigrants with the surname of Lilley and variant spellings. I am researching the George Lilley who showed up in Reading, Massachusetts in the 1650’s, but the Lilleys in the South and Appalachian region seemed to have stemmed from another immigrant. I too am interested in their origins.

Re: Lilley genealogy

rusty227 — 2009-07-06 17:49:12Z

would like info on lilley in early america or sanjacinto county tx thanks. e lilley

Re: Lilleys in Va.--Pa

debwalter58 — 2009-06-01 17:07:38Z

I found this to be a very unusual name. The woman that sits next to me was telling me her maiden name and that no one ever did any research. I had to look up the name and give her some info. Doesn't seem to be much info on this family.

Deb

Re: Lilley and Skinner Shoes

clarecook2 — 2009-05-29 13:42:39Z

Hi Bill,
I presume you are uncle john lilleys son who was mum's and davids offical guardian after aunty lou died. Mum as you proberly know died just over three years ago, but David is alive and kicking and living in switzerland, I will enclosemy e-mail but i am not sure they will allow it
clare.cook2@btinternet.com, look forward to hearing from you, I have at the moment possesion of the family tree which i believe your father started, and David took over.
reguards clare

Re: Mignin "Minnie" Stoddard- Lilley

harleygirl184 — 2009-05-26 17:18:44Z

Dear Chris,

This info is about the Borges side of my family! Nelson and Victor Borges were my great uncles.

The envelop was pertaining to my uncle Darrell Borges Jr (Nelson and Victor's nephew)and my grandfather Darrell Borges Sr.'s first son.

Please contact me, I would love to give these items to my mother and Aunt.

Michelle Gingras-Graeff
harleygirl@maxxman.com

Re: Lilley and Skinner Shoes

earlofskipton — 2009-05-14 15:59:42Z

Have you had any response to your query. I am researching ancestors from Hunslet in Leeds. They were Lilley's and were shoemakers and I am trying to establish if they have any connection with Lilley & Skinner.

Norrie Earl

Re: Edward Banks Skinner

timandfrancise — 2009-04-21 16:01:53Z

wow this is news to as i only started 3 or 4 ago with a computer and was determing to try and trace family tree, as i know almost nothing about either side of my roots due to varius family rifts over years,and would be very greatfull for any info an photos ect.briefly,i only met ted skinner a few times when i was very young and at the time he was old and sick that was around 1965.not long after that the whole the family seemed to fall out over somthing and i never saw my uncle edward or his sister ever again,and we moved to eire early 80s.my uncle edward and aunty joan and my mother mary were all children of edward banks skinner and mary elizabeth/tye of poddington.and would your father be john walker? bye for now,all intresing stuf.

Re: Lilley and Skinner Shoes

timandfrancise — 2009-04-19 17:33:03Z

william banks skinner was also my grt grandfathers brother as well,my grt grandfather was george henry skinner,i dont know his fathers name

Re: Lilley and Skinner Shoes

timandfrancise — 2009-04-19 17:16:53Z

my mother was a skinner, mary e,her father was edward banks skinner born 1882 rushden.his father was george henry from rushden? whose brother was william banks skinner as far as i can tell.and two of his sons thomas carlyle and george herbert started the s.u.carb [skinners union]empire

Re: Edward Banks Skinner

RuthAlice66 — 2009-04-20 02:34:44Z

My grandmother was Alice Skinner, younger sister of Edward Banks Skinner so I guess that means your grandfather was my father's Uncle Ted. I have some family photos and more information which I'm happy to share if you are interested.
Regards, Ruth

Re: Lilley and Skinner Shoes

RuthAlice66 — 2009-01-23 23:26:58Z

The Skinner who married a Lilley and started Lilley and Skinner Shoes, was William Banks Skinner who married Jane Lilley. I have three sons and two daughters listed for William Banks Skinner. Sons are: George Herbert b. 1872, Thomas Carlyle b. 1882 and John. Daughters are: Emily J. b. 1874 and Margaret b. 1886.
William Banks Skinner was born abt. 1847, not sure when he died. William Banks Skinner was my great grandfather's brother.

Re: Lilley genealogy

joancorrell — 2009-02-03 18:54:30Z

Gee, Glen, I hope you are still out there. I have the Brownsville records you are looking for along with pictures of your family. I have the 5 Lilley brothers and their wives in several pictures plus several of the Kansas crew and their children. contact me: correllj@aol.com

Re: John M. and Emma Lilley, PA>KS>WA

joancorrell — 2009-02-03 18:50:21Z

Ellis, Robert, John, Thomas, Walter The family were mostly in the Fayette and Washington counties of PA and a few went to the Ohio area. What period of time are you looking for? I have Walter as the immigrant that arrived in the mid-1700s. They were Quakers. They settled in the Chester county area. They married mostly local girls and Murphy, Wollerton, Buffington, Woodward, Craig are all from the females. Craig seemed to be a middle name for some of the boys.Joseph Craig Lilley and William Craig Lilley were two of the brothers that went west. Robert F. and John Milton were the others. Is this any help?

Re: John M. and Emma Lilley, PA>KS>WA

joancorrell — 2009-02-03 15:01:36Z

Help! We need to talk. I am looking for further information about these Kansas and Colorado Lillys. This is the message I posted.
John Milton Lilley and Emma A. Murphy are part of the family I have been tracing for years. Did you scan the photo? I would love a copy. I have their history from the 1700s and their sibling information. I also have pictures of them with other members of the family and would love to share them.I also have pictures and ads from the grain business.
John, Joseph, & William went from PA to Kansas in the late 1800s. Robert went to Colorado. Ira stayed in PA. I need information on their families after they left PA.
Contact me at correllj@aol.com.

Re: John M. and Emma Lilley, PA>KS>WA

joancorrell — 2009-02-03 14:59:50Z

John Milton Lilley and Emma A. Murphy are part of the family I have been tracing for years. Did you scan the photo? I would love a copy. I have their history from the 1700s and their sibling information. I also have pictures of them with other members of the family and would love to share them.I also have pictures and ads from the grain business.
John, Joseph, & William went from PA to Kansas in the late 1800s. Robert went to Colorado. Ira stayed in PA. I need information on their families after they left PA.
Contact me at correllj@aol.com.

Re: John M. and Emma Lilley, PA>KS>WA

joancorrell — 2009-02-04 03:00:17Z

Thanks. I didn't have John's birthdate. Are you sure they are in Redstone Cemetery? Several relatives have looked and said they couldn't find their stones. What do you have on the history of the family before John? I also am trying to fill in information about the Kansas families. I have pictures of Ralph, Dwight C., Glen as children and some of their families. I am looking to see what happened to them and their children after the 1930 census. Joan

Re: John M. and Emma Lilley, PA>KS>WA

joancorrell — 2009-02-04 02:52:36Z

Perfect. Many thanks.

Re: Samuel

RussellLilley — 2009-01-13 15:35:24Z

Send it to me. Love new info.

Re: Mignin "Minnie" Stoddard- Lilley

chrismcguire66 — 2009-04-29 05:51:32Z

Hi,
I am looking for family members of a Nelson W. Borges who married a Verna Conci. They were the original owners of the house my parents bought in 1976 and left behind some pictures from the thirties I would guess. There was also an old birth certificate for a Victor Robert Borges who was the son of Victor Emanuel Borges and Caroline Christine Hansen. I recently rediscovered these pics and did a little research to try to get them into the hands of possible family members. I do have one envelope that does say to whom it may concern and it has the name Darrell Borges and USS Savanah written on it. If any of this sounds familiar let me know.
Chris McGuire

Re: Looking for Isaac Lilley in PA

moondancergoddess — 2009-02-09 23:02:56Z

My father's name was Hubert Isaac Lilley and his father was Isaac Lilley. I am doing a family tree and would love if we could email eachother my email address is moondancergoddess@yahoo.com

Re: John M. and Emma Lilley, PA>KS>WA

bambi838 — 2009-02-04 00:23:36Z

The scanned copy is for all to share and use as they see fit. The original I will send to the person that originally requested it. Enjoy.

Re: John M. and Emma Lilley, PA>KS>WA

bambi838 — 2009-02-04 00:06:18Z

I need your address to mail this to you.

Re: Gates County, NC Lilley's

jethrolilley — 2009-02-23 20:22:28Z

My g-grandfather was Washington Lilley's brother, James Melvin(3/15/1856-7/3/1953)m. Josephine Parker(1/28/1863-6/18/1957.) They are buried in Gatesville. I cannot find an ancestor past their father James Edward Lilley b. 1819. Our family only knew Joseph Washington Lilley as "Uncle Tobe"
HELP!!!

Re: Gates County, NC Lilley's

jethrolilley — 2009-02-27 22:50:27Z

Les... that address didn't work. Try me at jethrolilley@msn.com

Re: John M. and Emma Lilley, PA>KS>WA

jmatschull — 2009-02-04 02:43:21Z

John Milton was the son of John and Eleanor Craig Lilley.
John b. Sept. 16, 1817, d. March 8, 1876. he was a cooper
Eleanor Craig b. May 3, 1819, d. Nov. 9, 1895.
they are buried at Redstone Cemetery, Brownsville, Pennsylvania.

Hope this helps you.
JM

Re: John M. and Emma Lilley, PA>KS>WA

jmatschull — 2009-02-04 02:29:31Z

can you email me direct at jmatschull@grandecom.net
I feel better about sending address directly rather than posting.

thanks,
JM

Re: John M. and Emma Lilley, PA>KS>WA

jmatschull — 2009-02-04 03:13:15Z

The history by John Nd Emma's daughter states Redstone. Sorry, I don't have any history before John.
there are Lilleys in Wichita KS and some are buried in Butler County, Kansas. Next time I go up, I want to explore them.

Glen I am fuzzy on. I am thinking he is the son of Joseph. I would like more information on him and his line also. H.C Lilley, in Seattle, doesn't remember much, other than he was a cousin.

I also have a cousin in CA who has all of the history on Family TreeMaker, but my information came from her .

Re: John M. and Emma Lilley, PA>KS>WA

jmatschull — 2008-12-27 04:28:05Z

John and Emma were my great grandparents. I am interested in your photo.

Re: Samuel

DawnCampbell45 — 2009-01-13 07:46:56Z

Have more info. if you want email me.

Re: Samuel

DawnCampbell45 — 2008-12-28 06:04:30Z

Sorry that is all the information I have so far. If you are willing maybe we can share info. E-mail me at dward_33@yahoo.com.

Re: Samuel

DawnCampbell45 — 2008-12-28 06:01:37Z

Died in Maryland. Had one son that I know of Joshua Lilley m. Mary Ann Mansfield. They had one son that I know of so far Andrew Lilley b. Dec 7, 1845 married in Washington District, West Virginia to Arabell Price on Apr 22, 1869

Re: LILLEY - St Helens, Lancashire, England.

camclean1 — 2009-04-19 10:12:06Z

Sorry but there is no connection.

Re: Gates County, NC Lilley's

les311 — 2009-02-27 02:35:11Z

James Melvin Lilley parents were James Edward Lilley and Lydia Harrell. I believe James Edward Lilley's mother was named Elizabeth and that is all I have been able to find at this point. I do lnot have anything on Josephine Parker
parents. I have James Melvin with 11 children of which 7 were boys. Which one are you a descendant from? I don't have a complete list of the descendants of James Edward Lilley but do have some. If you want to get into details
of the descendants, contact me at lesstal@yahoo.com and tell me how you fit in the family. I am still looking for James Edward Lilley's ancestors.

Re: Lilley and Skinner Shoes

lillock1 — 2009-05-01 01:01:18Z

Hi LilleyBill

I am assuming you are Bill Lilley. If so, was your Mother's name Violet? Was your Grand Fathers name Charles Felix Lilley?

Violet was my Grandfathers sister. My Grandfathers name was Albert Thomas Lilley. His father was Charles Felix Lilley.

I am looking for a link back from Charles Felix. I am lead to believe his parents were Thomas and Sarah Lilley.

Mark Lilley

email lillock@bigpond.com.au

Re: John M. and Emma Lilley, PA>KS>WA

IrisLillie — 2009-02-03 16:21:08Z

I have been tracing several lines of Lilley/Lillie that went from PA to KA...

I am not familar with this line.

Could you give the names of some of the Lilley ancestors to see if we have a match anywhere upline?

Re: Lilley and Skinner Shoes

cwgoddard — 2009-01-23 13:18:30Z

I am trying to find descendants of W B Skinner who was one of the founders of Arkley Golf Club in 1909. My father was very friendly with his son, who had no issue. His daughter, Peggy Skinner who did not marry, lived with us for a while and my mother who is still alive but 93 years old might be able to assist you in your enquiries. I am sure that this Skinner was the one who married Lilley and who started Lilley and Skinner. I would like to invite one of the descendants to Arkley on 17 August 2009 to help celebrate the club's centenary

Re: LILLEY - St Helens, Lancashire, England.

norma9_1 — 2009-04-18 00:57:11Z

my grandpa came from lancashire,he had a brother named wilfred and a sister named ada.his parents were john and emily.we have a bible that he had as a young man from olsfield.please reply if we are related.hoping to hear from tou soon. norma

Re: Lilley and Skinner Shoes

lilleybill — 2009-04-30 23:16:06Z

Dear Clare

Tess and David were my Godparents! I was simply surfing earling today and popped in L&S to see what happened!I am not sure how to send you my email but will research and follow up!