Loman - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Lomans in Oklahoma ya know just looking to swap more info

lomanbryson — 2013-01-04 09:17:49Z

I am also looking for some of my family members. I havent met any of them except for my grandparents resa and james loman other than that i know no one:( i am looking forward to meet more of my family!

Re: Jefferson Co. Il. Loman's

jamz23 — 2012-09-21 03:37:48Z

Thank you for the reply and information. I'm related through James's brother Walter. (I Believe) Walter's son James Dewitt Loman has been a real treat to research ;) All three of James's daughters claimed to be part indian. Still researching though for any truth to that.
Thanks again.

Re: Jefferson Co. Il. Loman's

rwlmn — 2012-09-18 15:28:46Z

The Lomans in Jefferson County, IL descended from Isaac Benjaman Loman of Hopkins County, KY. He is the son of William Loman of Madison County, KY. Neither is of Indian descent. So any Indian claim would have had to come through a maternal line.

Isaac Benjamin died in KY. His Widow Phoebe Ann Davenport remarried Leonard Franklin Coffman and the Coffman and Loman Family moved to Galitin Co. IL. After about six years there some of the Coffmans and Lomans moved to Jefferson Co.

My GG Grandfather, James Cassius Loman was a son to Isaac Benjamin Loman, and he raised his family in Jefferson Co. My Loman line through my dad and his siblings all lived in Jefferson County.

Bob

Re: Jefferson Co. Il. Loman's

witchdoctor — 2012-07-05 16:15:53Z

My GreatGrandfather John Washington Loman (1832 - 1892) was born in Madison County, Kentucky. He and his wife Eliza Ann Coffman moved to Jefferson County, Illinois before 1854. The first 7 of their 10 children, including my Grandfather William Lafayette Loman (1868 - 1948 were born in Jefferson County, Illinois. Most, if not all Loman's in Jefferson County, are descended from that group.

Re: Jefferson Co. Il. Loman's

mdurnen1 — 2012-07-05 13:24:18Z

Hi James, At one time my Loman's were in MI. and there was a Thomas Loman there too. I think he was related but can't prove it yet. I think he moved to Ill. or KS.. I have no idea who my Lomans were related too. Marian

Re: Jefferson Co. Il. Loman's

jamz23 — 2012-07-05 05:41:09Z

Thank you for the reply, was interested in the Jefferson Co. Illinois Loman's though. Seems like all the Loman's in this county can be linked back to one person and he was not indian.

Re: Jefferson Co. Il. Loman's

mdurnen1 — 2012-07-02 12:46:01Z

My grandmother was Rhoda Ely, her mother was Sarah Jane Loman, her father was Charles Loman and they were from VA. and IN.

Re: Jefferson Co. Il. Loman's

jamz23 — 2012-07-02 06:54:52Z

Hello mdurnen1
Who was your grandmother and did they live in Jefferson Co. Il?

Re: Jefferson Co. Il. Loman's

mdurnen1 — 2012-07-01 20:11:15Z

My grandmother was part indian. She was from Indiana weather she got it from her mother or father i'm not sure. Maybe both. Loman and Ely

Re: Jefferson Co. Il. Loman's

jamz23 — 2012-06-27 00:30:33Z

Thank you for the reply. James and Carolines kids have mentioned a few times to family members there father ( James) was an indian. This was back in the late 1800's early 1900's. This came from multiple grandkids. Trying to figure out how though. I have a picture of James Loman's mom and younger brothers n sisters, they dont look like to much indian to me. Still digging though. Thanks again

Re: Jefferson Co. Il. Loman's

witchdoctor — 2012-06-26 19:14:09Z

In 1800, William Loman posted a bond of 50 pounds sterling, in Madison County, Kentucky, to marry Sally Golden/Golding. They were married August 28, 1800. Neither Indians nor Negros had to put up a bond in order to marry. Some branches of the Family claim Indian Heritage. If so, it had to be either before or after William.

/s/John W. Loman, descended from John Washington Loman, who was an older brother of Walter Elias

Jefferson Co. Il. Loman's

jamz23 — 2012-06-26 18:28:45Z

Was wondering how or were the Indian side of things comes into play. I'm related through James Dewitt Loman b:28 Oct 1856 d:25 Dec 1892 m: Caroline Hamlin 18 Jun 1880.

According to there kids (Grace, Lottie and Minnie) they always claimed dad was an Indian.

James's father was Walter Elias Loman, Elias's father was Isaac Benjamin Loman, Isaac's father was William Loman

Any help on this would be appreciated.
Thank you

Loman

brbsab78 — 2011-10-15 02:27:21Z

Looking for any info on my G Grandmother Deila Loman. Born in Kentucky 1883, died in Galesburg Illinois 1977. Married Andrew O. McNaught. Lived in Victoria, Knox county, Illinois.

Re: Factual- Loman Family Genealogy Information

hilljill28 — 2011-05-14 09:02:00Z

There is a Annie Loman on the Dawes roll. Cherokee. Card# 1246/Roll# 3380 Fowlerville .... You can access these rolls through accessgeniology.com and footnote.com to see an actual copy of the Dawes enrollments and packets. Select quickview. Full view will cost you

Re: Factual- Loman Family Genealogy Information

hilljill28 — 2011-05-14 08:52:10Z

Does anyone have our Native background info or roll info??

Re: Mourning Loman

hilljill28 — 2011-05-14 05:56:55Z

I am a defendant also and your ALL way ahead of me, in fact, I can't find anyone updating or searching close to the present time of now 2011. I assume you have it figured out already. I need all the info! I'm new. David Loman, is my grandpa. Betty Loman is his gramma. William (Clark) is his grampa. I think mourning Loman is betty's dad??

William Moon Loman

Sally_Fortuna — 2011-03-11 20:19:25Z

The information you provided is very interesting..I can follow our heritage up until Isaac Benjamin Loman who was married to Phoebe Ann Davenport and that leads me to my grandparents Harvy and Mable Pool Loman..My mother's name is Wilma Lee Loman.
Your info was very helpful and I thank you for all your research.
Sally Fortuna

Re: Looking for my twin sister Victoria Loman adopted at birth

carolyncorley1 — 2011-01-05 05:30:05Z

hi my name was Victoria Loman when i was adopted by my mom and dad in Colorado .... i new when i was growning up that i had a twin sister and i am looking for her can you tell me some information please i no we was not adopted to getter and i dont no why .... i dont no my real mom and dad name

Dennis Loman (Lowman) New Jersey

Carolyn_Lass — 2010-11-10 16:46:18Z

I am trying to find information on a Dennis Loman who was born in 1835 in Ireland. According to census records he came here in 1870 (per 1900 census), but he is in the 1870 census with what looks like 5 kids. One is 9yrs old and they say he was born in PA, the other 4 kids say they are born in NJ. His wife is also from Ireland. If anyone has any information on him I would appreciate it. I am pretty sure he is the father of Augustus Loman who in the 1870 is listed as Dennis A Lowman.

Re: 1877 Lomman Family History by George A.D. Lomman

mechburggrannie — 2010-10-05 20:59:11Z

Hello, Teresa. I have been hunting for you for quite a while. Concerning my original transcription of the Lomman Family History of 1877 which you have submitted to Rootsweb--I am the granddaughter of Shirley Lomman Caldwell originally from Barnesboro, PA, moving to Turtle Creek, PA. Shirley Lomman was the granddaughter of George A.D. Lomman and the daughter of Daniel. I am also the owner and transcriber of the 1877 Family History document, copies of which I distributed to my Lomman great aunts and great uncles in 1976 or 1977. My concern is that I have since changed some words of my transcription which I felt were incorrectly read originally. I plan to enter (a) this updated version on Rootsweb, (b) a copy of the original two-page document which is already on Ancestry.com attached to George A.D. Lomman's profile page in my Caldwell/Lomman/Eppley/Franklin/Repine/etc family tree, and (c) several newspaper articles about the iron box opened in Memorial Park Football Stadium, Mechanicsburg, PA., on 4 July 1976 in celebration of the bicentennial and witnessed by my two sons and me. My email address is tchs59@att.net. If you wish, I would be happy to hear from you or any other interested family members--maybe we could exchange info and photos. Thanks for answering. Shirley Caldwell Gray in Ohio

Re: Harry & Loyd "Dutch" Loman (Lomman, Lowman) of Barnesboro, PA

teresa1td1qfeevfhsfe8v2j2r7eubt627o — 2010-10-05 13:34:07Z

Not sure if I got back to you on this. I just saw it. What do you need to know about the 1877 family history by George A.D. Lomman? I posted that document online and do have info for some of the decedents as they lead to me. I also have some pictures.

Re: Doris Loman

brittsbear73 — 2010-08-01 04:28:07Z

Hello there,
I don't know if you know this but you have a half brother named Chris who is my Step-dad. My dad knows that she had a girl in Texas but gave her up for adoption. Please Contact me.
brittsbear73@hotmail.com

Re: Lomans in Oklahoma ya know just looking to swap more info

videolynn — 2010-07-05 14:53:54Z

Hello: I am looking for a Ruben K. Loman from antlers,okla.
He married my aunt Opal McCarty (his nickname was DOC).
my email is videolynn@sbcglobal.net
Would love to hear from you, I am from the antleres area, atoka okla. also.
Thanks
Ozeda Bowles.

Re: Lomans in Oklahoma ya know just looking to swap more info

videolynn — 2010-07-05 14:53:04Z

Loman

btymhn2591 — 2010-03-24 23:41:05Z

I'm looking for Charles D. Loman, did reside in Brookville,IN. We commuicated once before, but the
email address I have now is invalid.
Our mutual interest was Cheokee Hammons.
Thanks.

Re: Loman in IN

HelenRileyBruner — 2009-12-30 23:47:21Z

Hi Rhonda,
Remember me? You visited French Lick a few years ago and my Uncle Doyle took us to Apple Chapel to see the cemetary. Uncle Doyle died a year ago last month. I sure do miss him.

Helen

Re: James Loman

Loudmouth242 — 2009-06-02 17:26:17Z

Excuse me my name is brooke loman and i would like to know some more things about my familY! Im from frankfort kentucky.

Loman in New Jersey

Carolyn_Lass — 2009-05-26 17:44:51Z

I am looking for information on Augustus Loman born in New Jersey according to census records. He was born in 1869 but I can not find him in the 1870 census. In 1880 he is living with a family that he is not related to working. I know he became a bookeeper and moved to Lehigh Pennslyvania. In the 1880 census is says his parents were from Ireland. There is an Edward Loman in 1880 that lives a little bit away from where Augustus lives also working with a family not related to him. These two might be related. Have not been able to find a birht record in New Jersey for Augustus. Any help or suggestions would be great.

Re: James Loman

witchdoctor — 2009-03-16 01:32:39Z

I have an Uncle William Lee Loman (Dec 8, 1927)that I never knew. He married Arlene Dickey (Jul 11, 1930), on November 6, 1950. His Father was John Harvey Loman, a brother of my Father, William Theodore Loman. Does any of this ring a bell? John W. Loman

Re: James Loman

tommyj212 — 2009-03-16 01:08:01Z

Hello, my name is James Loman as well and I live in Florence, KY. I have alot of relatives from Mt. Vernon, my fathers name is William Lee Loman. We have alot of family in Frankfort. Our name is from a native american family that was given that name prior to being on the Trail of Tears, they are of the Illinois tribe. If you have any questions, my father has a family ancestry completed. He lives in Houston, TX. My phone number is 859-628-9770. I go by my middle name Tom. Thanks have a good day.

Re: Lomans in Jefferson County IL

momdad705 — 2009-02-18 21:36:00Z

Hopefully you're still checking this site. I just stumbled across this site myself. Maybe this is useless to you but the Lomans of Jefferson Co. Illinois have an immediate family reunion for the offspring of Jim or James Loman, he is America Bea's son, each year on the Sunday before Labor Day at Rend Lake State Park by Sesser, IL. Most of the Lomans live in this area of Sesser-Christopher-Benton, IL. If you where to attend I'm sure someone could fill in some of your blank spots in your family history. America Bea was part Native American as her mother was full blooded Cherokee from the Carolinas that escaped off the Trail of Tears in Union Co. with a Loman. They settled in Franklin Co., just south of Jefferson Co. and this Native American gal is buried in this area per my father who was a son of Jim Loman of Sesser. What is interesting, if you can believe all the facts of these stories handed down thru the years, is if the Lomans came from the Carolinas and some ended up in Oklahoma where the Lomans intermingled with Cherokees that survived the Trail of Tears which ended in Oklahoma. My email is momdad705@comcast.net if you wish to know more.

SEEKING INFORMATION ON MY GRANDFATHERS AND THEIR WIVES...

everythingforgod1 — 2008-12-02 07:38:46Z

I AM HOPING THAT SOMEONE MAY HAVE SOME INFORMATION ON MY GR-GR-GRANDFATHER GEORGE QUINCY LOMAN. I ALSO AM LOOKING FOR MORE INFORMATION ON MY GR-GRANDFATHER ANNANIAS LOMAN. I ALSO WOULD LIKE MORE INFORMATION ON MY GRANDFATHER CLYDIE RUEBEN RODY DOCK LOMAN. I HAVE THEIR BIRTH DATES, DEATH DATES, THEIR PARENTS NAMES, THEIR CHILDREN NAMES, AND THEIR SIBLINGS NAMES. THE KIND OF INFORMATION I AM LOOKING FOR IS JUST GENERAL INFORMATION. WHAT KIND OF PEOPLE WHERE THEY. WHERE DOES THE LOMAN NAME COME FROM. IS IT IRISH. JUST GENERAL INFO. GEORGE WAS MARRIED TO REBECCA REEVES. ANNANIAS MARRIED MARY JANE GILBREATH. I WAS WONDERING IF ANYONE KNEW IF MARY JANE GILBREATH WAS INDIAN. SHE HAS VERY STRONG FEATURES. MY GRANDFATHER DOCK MARRIED MY GRANDMOTHER OPAL ANNIE MCCARTY. IF ANYONE KNOWS MY LINE AND HAS ANY INFORMATION AT ALL PLEASE FEEL FREE TO EMAIL ME AT THE FALLOWING ADDRESS MUZIKROCKSTER@YAHOO.COM THANK YOU TO THOSE THAT HAVE ALREADY CONTACTED, I APPRECIATE ALL THE HELP YOU GAVE ME. HOPE TO HEAR FROM SOMEONE. MINDY

Re: Golden Loman Family Ties

ksreinhard — 2008-08-28 00:03:35Z

Christina,
I have a birth certificate for my dad, Homer C. Loman born in Phoenix in 1921. His father is listed as Harry Loman born in Dawson, Minnesota. Is this possibly the same family? We have no further information as he disappeared a few years later.
sally

Re: Golden Loman Family Ties

ksreinhard — 2008-08-28 00:00:00Z

Re: Loman/Gilbreath family in Oaklahoma

wardrop173 — 2008-07-15 18:47:16Z

Hi Witch Doctor

I couldn't get on yor site as my message was rejected.
Could you send me some information on Annanias Loman and Mary Jane Gilbreath. My e-mail is casiah5@sbcglobal.net
Thanks.
Jim

Re: Loman/Gilbreath family in Oaklahoma

witchdoctor — 2008-07-15 17:53:07Z

I have lots of info. Some of it is online at

http://members.cox.net/jloman4/

For more, contact me direct at jloman4@cox.net

Loman/Gilbreath family in Oaklahoma

wardrop173 — 2008-07-15 17:24:08Z

I am searching for some information about the Loman/Gilbreath family. Annanias Loman married Mary Jane Gilbreath in Oklahoma in the 1890's and I wonder if anybody has information on this family. Any information would be great. They lived in Pushmataha co. and Annanias was born in 1871. I think Mary Jane of of Choctaw decent.

JIm

Harry & Loyd "Dutch" Loman (Lomman, Lowman) of Barnesboro, PA

mechburggrannie — 2007-10-04 02:46:55Z

My grandmother was Shirley Lomman Caldwell of Turtle Creek, PA formerly a schoolteacher in a one-room school in Barnesboro. Her mother's name was Catherine Boring and her father was Daniel A. Lomman. Am also hunting for a Theresa Loman concerning the 1877 Family History by George A.D. Lomman. I will share intrigueing family tree info and need info about Barnesboro area for future visit. Thanks.

OBIT: INDIANA Edward Loman

hoosier222 — 2007-08-30 12:23:42Z

Loman, Edward
August 30, 2007

Edward Loman 68, Indianapolis, died on August 29, 2007. He worked as an electrician for Detroit Diesel Allison Division for 22 years, retiring in 1991. He was a member of the Victory Baptist Church in Mooresville. He was preceded in death by a daughter, Susie Hicks. He is survived by his wife, Dian Schmidt Loman; children, Joe Loman, Eddie Loman II, Darlene Richards, Angel Fair, Chere Mayes; step children, Melissa Collis, Bub Collis, and Matt Collis; brother, Fred Loman; sisters, Donna Van Buskirk, Anita Price, Doris Loman; 24 grandchildren, and 33 great grandchildren. Visitation will be Friday from 4-8 p.m. in at Flanner & Buchanan Funeral Center Morris Street. Services will he Saturday September 1, 2007 at 11 a.m. at Victory Baptist Church in Mooresville. IN. Burial: Forest Lawn Cemetery in Greenwood, IN.

Re: Loman's in Dakota's ?

5cacti — 2007-01-28 02:06:31Z

Chrmann,

Apologize for not seeing your response earlier - I don't know how I missed it for this long! Am very interested in what you have. Mary is a sister to my great grandfather. Please send your info to me if it is still available. I will send my information that I have to you. Hope to hear from you soon!

Thanks,
Liz

Death Notice: Miss Jeanne Loman

scrapcatb — 2007-01-12 17:53:38Z

From the Columbus (OH) Dispatch, 1/25/1939:

MARIETTA - Miss Jeanne Loman, 76, Jan. 24

No connection or further information. Posting as courtesy.

LOMAN, BERGER HOLTON; Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient WW I

jasche — 2006-11-18 16:22:35Z

Source: http://www.army.mil/cmh-pg/moh1.htm

Note: This is not my ancestry. I have NO additional information. I am just passing along information that may be useful.

LOMAN, BERGER

Rank and organization: Private, U.S. Army, Company H, 132d Infantry, 33d Division. Place and date: Near Consenvoye, France, 9 October 1918. Entered service at: Chicago, Ill. Born. 24 August 1886, Bergen, Norway. G.O. No.: 16, W.D., 1919. Citation: When his company had reached a point within 100 yards of its objective, to which it was advancing under terrific machinegun fire, Pvt. Loman voluntarily and unaided made his way forward after all others had taken shelter from the direct fire of an enemy machinegun. He crawled to a flank position of the gun and, after killing or capturing the entire crew, turned the machinegun on the retreating enemy.

Burial: Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, VA

Born: 1886 BERGEN, NORWAY

Died: 1968

Additional Information and cemetery monument photo:
http://www.homeofheroes.com/gravesites/arlington/loman_berge...

Re: Factual- Loman Family Genealogy Information

okstooges — 2006-05-06 19:35:22Z

James Andrew Hutchings was my great-great grandfather. I am descended from Dora Hutchings Pipkin who was his oldest daughter from his first marriage. Would like to exchange info with you. Please feel free to contact me.

Re: Doris Loman

Blilfox_ — 2005-12-19 05:14:46Z

BARBARA.......PLEASE EMAIL ME .....MAY HAVE INFO. YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS POSTED HERE DOESN'T WORK.

BEV

Re: Lomans in Oklahoma ya know just looking to swap more info

Blilfox_ — 2005-12-19 05:14:46Z

HI ANNIE ...WAS READING YOUR RESPONCE TO JADE AND FOUND IT TO BE QUITE INTERESTING ! YOU MENTIONED PURCHASING CENSUS ROLLS FROM THE REZ....... COULD YOU TELL ME A LITTLE MORE ABOUT THESE CENSUS ROLLS AND HOW AND WHERE I MIGHT PURCHASE THEM ? THANK YOU SO MUCH !!

BEV LOMAN

Flora

MissieBurdick — 2005-11-23 07:36:44Z

Our George Franklin Loman was born in 1862 and died in 1905. Hope the dates help you. I am unsure of the Nice Loman. We have been unable to fit these two lines together as of yet. I do know that there is a lot more info out there on the Nice Loman line though. I've run across it several times in my searches for our Loman's.

Happy hunting everyone.

Missie Loman Burdick (Jade's wife)

Re: Lomans in Oklahoma ya know just looking to swap more info

2005-09-21 11:06:18Z

Hi Bev, Sorry I didn't get back to you sooner... I was in the process of selling my home and moving... I am almost settled in now and hope to spend more time on research, If my time allows.. It has been more then 4 years since I purchased the censes for the rez in oklahoma and I had given them to my sister.. I will ask her if she can find an address or something on the packaging it came in because I am not sure if I can even begin to look for it as my emails have changed since then.. I believe it was an independent person that copied these rolls and I found out that if you write the rez they can supply them to you as well.. I think? You also mentioned you will be visiting there soon or you have gone there already during your summer vacation.. Did you visit the rez while on your holiday? I will do some searching to see if I can retrieve more info on where and how I found the censes for you.. Sorry again for not getting back sooner.. Annie

Re: Lomans in Oklahoma ya know just looking to swap more info

fdbarr_ — 2005-09-20 00:09:25Z

Mandy, Annie and Jade,
Looking at your post on George Franklin Loman and Mary Elizabeth "Mollie" Hale Loman Johnson and wondering if you could give me a time frame for these Lomans please? I am a Loman descendant, and some of my Lomans were in the same area near Antlers, OK. I do not find a George Franklin Loman listed anywhere in my file, but there is a George W. Loman. If you can give me some dates and additional information perhaps we can make a connection. Thank you, Flora

Re: Lomans in Oklahoma ya know just looking to swap more info

Mandy_Loman — 2005-08-24 03:00:16Z

Our George Franklin Loman was born June 11, 1862, and died February 5, 1905. This information was found on his tombstone in McAlester, Oklahoma. We cannot find any information regarding where he was born or parents. We have little information on 2 known siblings, Annie and John. This is pretty much all the information we have. Thanks. Mandy Loman

Re: Lomans in Oklahoma ya know just looking to swap more info

Mandy_Loman — 2005-08-22 04:01:17Z

Hi, my husband is a descendant of George Franklin Loman and Mary Elizabeth "Mollie" Hale Loman Johnson. Would love to hear from you and know if you have any information regarding George Franklin Loman. Mandy Loman