Milan - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Milan Piljevic

custovicbiljana — 2009-07-02 03:36:00Z

It is belived that Milan Piljevic escaped to America around 1946. He is from former Yugoslavia, and was in his 30's at that time. He had four children, and wife. If you know anything please contact me, his family would love to get a closure. custovicbiljana@yahoo.com

Milan Piljevic

custovicbiljana — 2009-07-02 03:35:20Z

Schieck Schenck Schiek Moylan Milan

RobertaRoy2 — 2009-06-09 15:34:28Z

It would be helpful if list members could report when the spellings of the family name was changed. They could be done under separate threads, for example "Schieck to Shenck" or "Schieck to Schiek" and the likes. To do it, we would have to list individuals whom we have documented evidence of a spelling change of their last names. This was common practice when they immigrated or were adopted into a family with a similarly spelled last name. For instance, my great grandmother changed her name from Eleanor Moylan to Helen Milan so my maternal grandfather's name was Robert C. Milan not Moylan and my mother and her six sisters were also all Milan.

Milan, O'Donnell Cook Cty, Chicago

Tressa25 — 2009-03-04 03:51:06Z

I'm trying to piece together a history of his father's family for my son. I have found 1920 Chicago census which shows Michael Milan, b Canada abt 1861; Anna, his wife b. in Wisconsin abt.1867; their daughter Marian O'Donnell b. in Illinois abt 1902; and her infant daughter Anna Mae b. 1919 in Chicago. Marian (known as Mary Ann) was my ex-husband's grandmother. Her daughter, Anna Mae, was called Nancy. Her father's name was Robert O'Donnell. His father was also Robert and his mother was called Biddy. In 1938, Nancy married Fred T Hall b. 8-4-1910 in St. Paul, MN. They had 4 sons. Both Fred and Nancy were deceased by 1956 and the elder 2 of their sons were raised in Boys' Town. The next to the youngest was raised by O'Donnell relatives in Lombard, IL. The youngest son, my son's father, was raised by his grandmother, Marian (Mary Ann) in Miami. She apparently was married three times, second to a Hughes and third to Charlie Hendrickson. This is absolutely all I can find about any of these folks. Does any of this sound familiar to anyone? Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Milan's from Spain, Cuba and Mexico

mitchclendening — 2009-01-06 03:24:49Z

My wife's father and I seem to have traced his mother's family, MILAN from Mexico to Cuba and back to Spain just before the late 1890's. The story told by Carmen MILAN ROJO was that her parents left Spain for Cuba just before the Spanish-American War. When things got too hot for them there, they left Cuba for Mexico, but were picked up by an American warship. The warship deposited them in Mexico, and shortly thereafter, my wife's grandmother was born in Nueva Rosita, Coahuila, Mexico, 31 July 1902. Her mother's name was Candida CAMBRA MILAN, her father's name is still unknown. Candida had at least two other sons, Jose and Vicente, and I've found border crossing records, census records and even documented the unfortunate death of one of Jose's newborn infants in 1916 in Eagle Pass, Texas.

I'd like to contact anyone with information about this family.

Re: James Milan, 1920 Iowa census

jlbjlbjlb — 2008-09-16 01:32:45Z

Sorry, Greg, but I have no information to share about your question of family members having Milan as a middle name. Sorry.

Carolyn Conner Dietz wiggid1@hotmail.com

Re: James Milan, 1920 Iowa census

jlbjlbjlb — 2008-09-16 01:28:00Z

Hi. Sorry to be so late in answering your query. Been having trouble with my Comcast email so haven't checked it in awhile. You asked the name of my great grandmother. It is Anna Milan (Moylan) b 21 Mar 1852 in Bellevue, Jackson Co, IA. She married Jabez W. Conner 1 March 1876 in Dunlap, Harrison Co, IA but I can't find any records to prove this. Even the original is gone as it went up in a house fire according to her request for a Civil War Widow's Pension. She d 23 Aug 1909 in Lyons, Clinton Co, IA and is buried in Oakland Cemetery there. I've been told she smoked a clay pipe and couldn't read or write.

Her parents are Edward Milan (Moylan) and Hannah Record, the same line as Jim Milan's, of Texas. Yes, he and I are related. If you would like any more info please e-mail me at wiggid1@hotmail.com.

Thanks!
Carolyn Conner Dietz

Re: James Milan, 1920 Iowa census

CGasperich6095 — 2008-09-04 19:52:45Z

I'm sorry, but don't have an answer for you.

On another note, I have a James Henry Shannon marrying an Anna Ditter 11 July 1882. No location. My gr-gr grandfather had married a Ditter.

Re: James Milan, 1920 Iowa census

wgm003 — 2008-09-04 13:23:07Z

I recently noted that at least 2 of my Shannon relatives have the name MILAN as middle names, but I have no idea why. Can either of you shed any light on this.
Alexander Milam Shannon B:10 Mar 1793 Kentucky D:11 Aug 1839 Palmyra Missouri

Greg Masoner wgm003@bellsouth.net

Tekla Milan from Galicia (Tarnopol?) to NYC ca. 1908

brianmilone — 2008-05-17 18:13:05Z

My great-grandmother Tekla MILAN came to the U.S. (I believe) ca. 1905-1910. Supposedly she worked here in NY as a servant for a wealthy Jewish family for a period of time. She was married ca. 1911 and lived in Manhattan, NYC until she died in 1973 at officially "age 90" (possibly a bit older). There are 2 "Tekla MILAN"s shown in the Ellis Island records, but neither one seems to match what I know about her. My grandfather thinks she might have come from (near) Tarnopol (Ternopil), but not certain. She was definitely from Austrian Galicia (probably the eastern part) and was Orthodox, not Catholic or Greek Cath., so she was probably Ukrainian (though she married here to a Pole named Frank PILAT from Bukovina). My grandfather has told me that she had 6 brothers that served and died in the Austrian army in WWI.

That's about all I know. Any connections?? Thanks, Brian

Re: James Milan, 1920 Iowa census

CGasperich6095 — 2008-05-08 23:56:56Z

Who is your great grandmother? I don't have you on our tree. Have you been in contact with Jim Milan? I am related to Jim through the Caspary's.

Re: New E-mail address

brobst — 2008-05-06 14:58:24Z

Sorry; I gave the wrong address. Correct one below.

Bill

William A. Brobst, Editor
Moylan Family History Project
6072 Currituck Road, Kitty Hawk, NC 27949
252-261-3068 Brobst-Hager@embarqmail.com
http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=moylan

New E-mail address

brobst — 2008-05-06 14:56:46Z

My old Brobst-Hager@mindspring.com e-mail address is gone. I have a new one, shown below.

Bill

William A. Brobst, Curator
Broadfoot Family Historical Registry
6072 Currituck Road, Kitty Hawk, NC 27949
252-261-3068 Brobst-Hager@embarqmail.com
http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=broadfoot-alex

Chicago Milans

Rinead75 — 2008-04-29 00:40:08Z

My Grandfather was a Milan (Ken Milan). And my cousin's Grandma is Virginia Milan.
I thought Milan used to be McMillan?

Re: Milan's from Ireland

dm_22 — 2008-03-20 16:25:14Z

My grandmother’s great grandfather was John Milan from Croom, Co. Limerick, Ireland b. 1809 he lived the majority of his life in Galesburg, IL where he dies in 1899 at 90.
I'm fairly sure John Milan had relatives in the states (brothers, cousins etc..) but have been unable to find anything.. In truth I can't even find anything out about him or his wife before they left Ireland (very frustrating) So I've started posting on message boards hopeful that one day Something may turn up. I was intrigued when I saw your posting about Milan’s from Ireland and thought I’d drop a line (you can see my complete posting in the forum, it's the newest one there titles: MILAN Family (possible variants MOYLAN, MOILAN, MYLAN, MELAN, MILEN)

MILAN Family (possable varrients MOYLAN, MOILAN, MYLAN, MELAN, MILEN

dm_22 — 2008-03-18 22:20:53Z

I am trying to track down my MILAN family lineage. Much of what I have comes from US Census records, Church cemetery records and a couple of old news paper articles. Below is a general over view of the people and information that I have. Any and all information would be greatly appreciated.

Sincerely,
Malissa
____________________________________________________________

--Descendants of John MILAN--
(news paper article about John MILAN in the end)

1 John MILAN 1809 - 1899 b: Bet. 1809 - 1811 in Croom, Co. Limerick, Ireland d: 20 Aug 1899 in Galesburg,IL
.. +Margaret O'Connell 1831 - 1906 b: Apr 1831 in Limerick, Ireland d: 22 Feb 1906 in Galesburg, IL m: Sep 1849 in Croom Co Limerick,
Ireland?
........ 2 Lizzie MILAN 1853 - Unknown b: Bef. 1853 d: Unknown
........ 2 John MILAN, Jr. 1853 - 1876 b: 18 Sep 1853 d: 10 Jun 1876
........ 2 William MILAN 1855 - 1886 b: 25 Aug 1855 d: 24 Sep 1886
............ +MARY PORTER? m: 10 Jul 1873 in Knox Co. Illinois?
........ 2 James MILAN 1855 - Unknown b: Aft. 1855 d: Unknown
............ +Lucy Gamble m: 05 Dec 1884 in Knox Co. Illinois
........ 2 Delia MILAN 1860 - Unknown b: 1860 in Galesburg, Knox, Illinois d: Unknown
............ +Henry Cassidy 1861 - b: 1861 in Galesburg, Knox, Illinois m: 18 Oct 1883 in Knox Co. Galesburg, Illinois
................... 3 John Cassidy
................... 3 Mary Cassidy
................... 3 Katie Cassidy
........ 2 Maggie MILAN 1864 - 1864 b: 1864 d: 1864
........ 2 Dennis MILAN 1866 - Unknown b: Sep 1866 d: Unknown
............ +Margaret O'Brien m: 29 Aug 1901 in Galesburg, Knox Co. Illinois
........ 2 Thomas Barry MILAN 1869 - 1950 b: 06 Jan 1869 in Knox Co., Galesburg, IL d: 16 Feb 1950 in Portland OR
............ +Mary Flynn 1870 - 1942 b: 25 Jan 1870 in Knox Co., Galesburg, IL d: 16 May 1942 in Portland OR m: 31 Jan 1894 in Knox Co>Co., Galesburg, IL
................... 3 Catherine Helen MILAN 1895 - 1988 b: 28 Mar 1895 d: 16 Nov 1988
................... 3 John Thomas MILAN 1896 - 1972 b: 22 Mar 1896 d: 1972
................... 3 Margaret Holmes MILAN 1897 - 1964 b: 11 Mar 1897 d: 29 Nov 1964
................... 3 William Jennings Bryant MILAN 1898 - 1956 b: 13 May 1898 d: 16 Sep 1956
................... 3 Mary Hanora Standberg MILAN 1899 - 1978 b: 21 Aug 1899 d: 1978
................... 3 Leo Patrick MILAN 1902 - 1971 b: 29 Jan 1902 in Galesburg, IL d: 03 Feb 1971 in Portland, OR
....................... +Amy Estelle Inman 1897 - 1969 b: 23 Jun 1897 in Titus, MI d: 19 Dec 1969 in Portland, OR m: 10 May 1925 in Santa
Cruz, CA
……………3Anna Irene MILAN 1904 - 1969 b: 10 Jan 1904 d: 20 Sep 1969
................... 3 Robert Joseph MILAN 1905 - 1945 b: 19 Nov 1905 d: 31 Oct 1945
................... 3 James Lawrence MILAN 1907 - 1986 b: 27 Sep 1907 d: 11 Jan 1986
................... 3 Daniel Milton MILAN 1909 - 1988 b: 12 Jan 1909 d: 05 Aug 1988
................... 3 Adelia Josephine Fuller MILAN 1911 - b: 12 Jan 1911
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DAILY REPUBLICAN REGISTER
GALESBURG, Illinois, MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 1899
DEATH OF JOHN MILAN
An Old Settler Passes Away - Sketch of His Life

John MILAN died at his home at 8:30 o'clock Sunday evening, aged 90 years of general debility. Mr. Milan's Health for several years past has not been robust and for the last six months he has been quite feeble. For about a week previous to his passing away he was confined more or less to his bed. He was unconscious ten or twelve hours before his death. There were present at this dying bedside his wife, his sons, Dennis and Thomas, And his daughter, Mrs. Delia Cassidy. Until the timely illness Mr. Milan was able despite his many years to do light work about the premises.

Among those who called on him Sunday was Rev. Father Tonello , who offered prayers in his behall and who had previously administered the last sacraments

Mr. Milan was a native of Croom County, Limerick, Ireland and grew to manhood in that country. He was married there to Margaret O'Connell in 1849
They came to America in 1851 and settled in Lebanon, N.Y. Where for four years he was in the employ of the Tilden Brothers. They came to Galesburg in 1854. Mr. Milan began farming for himself in Henderson, where he resided until the year 1856/1866(?fuzzy). He then moved to a farm in Warren County purchased by him self. Sixteen years after he sold out there and moved back to Henderson Township and bought a farm which he owned until his death. He moved to Galesburg in March of 1891(?fuzzy) He first built a home on Mulberry street which he afterwards sold, and then built the residence on the corner of Knox and Liberty street.

Mr. Milan was a member of St Patrick's Church and was a sincere Christian. He had an extensive acquaintance, especially in Henderson townshipAnd was highly esteemed. He lived a quiet, peaceable, useful and honorable life. In his home life he made his wife his confidant and assistant in all matters of business, turning over to her keeping the money thus saved wisely invested made a handsome competence for them. She survives him and speaks in the kindest terms of him as a husband and father. Had he lived until next month they would have celebrated there golden wedding. Eight children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Milan, Lizzie, John, William, James, Delia, Maggie, Dennis and Thomas. of these John, William and Maggie are deceased He also Leases seven grandchildren - John Cassidy, Mary Cassidy, Katie Cassidy, Helen MILAN, John(?) Milan, Margaret(?) Milan and William MILAN

The funeral service will be held at St Patrick's church at 9:30 o'clock tomorrow morning.

This Article was re-typed from an original copy

Re: Milan Family

dm_22 — 2008-03-18 22:16:13Z

Dear Peter,

As far as I currently know, none of my distant Milan relatives are living/lived in your county However my Grandmother is a Milan and her great grandfather is John Milan from Croom, Co. Limerick, Ireland b. 1809 m. 1849 (possibly in the England) to a Margaret O'Connell. And it generally believed that he live in England for a few years before immigrating to the US in 1851. And that he was staying/living with relatives of the same name. Unfortunately I have no other information to provide. But I may be able to shed some light on the MILAN surname
As far as I can tell Milan is a spelling variation of MOYLAN In Irish it is Ó Maoláin an anglicized form of Gaelic. Since many people could not find gainful employment if they where Irish; i.e. Irish sounding names. Many changed their names dropping elements commonly found in them. And yet other where simply recorded incorrectly.
I have also seen it written as Moilan; as found in some probate documents from an ancestor of mine.

Hope this can help you out some

M.

Re: MILAN of LOUISIANA

tomandsuzysmith — 2008-02-28 02:20:45Z

Adolphe Milan and Marie Rose Cantrelle were my grandfather's grandparents. He is descended from their son Adolphe Milan and Victorine Alonzo who had 5 sons - Joseph, Alex, Albert, Alfred, & Julius Bernard, My grandfather was Albert. I have a fair amount of information on Adolphe & Victorine and their family. I also have a lot of information on the Milans and Cantrelles from Shirley Bourquard's "Early Settlers of the Delta: families of St. Bernard, Plaquemines and Orleans Parishes."

I have very little on Adolphe and Marie Rose other than what Adolphe & Victorine put on their marriage license and Bourquard. I would love to have more information about them. I would be glad to share my research with you.
Suzanne Woolley Smith
tomandsuzysmith@bellsouth.net

Re: James Milan, 1920 Iowa census

2006-10-26 00:54:51Z

Yes, I am familiar with this family. James Monroe Milan b 26 Oct 1858 in Haunton, Clinton Co, IA is my great granmother's brother. He mar Amanda Grusendorf 26 Nov 1888. She was b Oct 1867 and d June 1929. James d 2 Jan 1942 in Clinton, Clinton Co, IA. He was a policeman for part of his career. Both he and Amanda are bur Oakland Cem, Clinton, IA. I would like to compare notes about this family and his parents.
cdietz41@comcast.net

Re: Thomas Francis Milan buried Omaha Nebraska from Illinois

2006-01-19 16:34:30Z

Addition to interment records:

Thos Francis Milan
Borth Jacksonville IL
Died South Omaha
Block 3, Section 28, Division East, Row 1, Grave 66
St. Mary's Cemetery

Myrtle Milan
Block 3, Section 24, Grave 4 West
St. Mary's Cem.
Both were "at need" graves

Milan/Crotty

2006-01-13 00:56:50Z

Searching for info on Frederick Milan married to Ann Crotty. Ann was born in 1876, Ireland and immigrated into Buffalo, NY as a child. She married Frederick Milan after 1900 and is in Minnesota in 1917.

Re: Thomas Francis Milan buried Omaha Nebraska from Illinois

2005-05-30 21:45:40Z

Found this in the cemetery internment records at the public library:

Milan

Thomas, 44 years old
Grave 6, 28, 3, Division East – Row 1
Died Feb 9, 1917 and buried Feb 11, 1917 [born approx 1873]
Born Illinois
Died Omaha
Lesion of heart
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery

Myrtle Milan, 22 years old
4W, Section 24, Block 3, Division West
Died April 9, 1904 and buried Apr. 11, 1904 [born app 1882]
Born Nebraska City
Consumption
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Not related, but hope this helps!

Re: Thomas Francis Milan buried Omaha Nebraska from Illinois

2005-05-28 14:22:58Z

Sorry, but don't have more info and I'm not related. I could try to visit the cemetery soon and see who else might be with him; if he's got a marker.

MILAN of LOUISIANA

2003-11-17 20:33:09Z

Searching for descendants of ADOLPHE MILAN and MARIA ROSE CANTRELLE of St. Bernard Parish, New Orleans, and Bayou LaFourche, Louisiana

Children: ADOLPHE, OSCAR, JOSEPH, AMELIA, MARY, MAGGIE. All were born in Lousiana in the mid 1800's.

Adolphe married Victorine Alonzo
Joseph married Magadalain "Lena" Muller
Amelia married Alexander Brune
Mary married August Rigob
Maggie married Joseph Schloegel
Oscar marital status unknown

e-mail: nobra200@bellsouth.net

Thomas Francis Milan buried Omaha Nebraska from Illinois

2004-10-27 15:44:02Z

Thomas Francis Milan
Birth Jacksonville, Ill
Died South Omaha, Nebraska
44 years old
Lesion of Heart
Parish St. Mary
Died Feb 9, 1917
Buried Feb 11, 1917
No. 66
Block 3
Section 28
Division East
Row 1
Buried at St. Mary's Cemetery Douglas County, Omaha NEbraska

Re: Andro Milan and family - Agnes E or Agnes Reed

2003-01-16 10:01:55Z

milan family

2002-10-25 22:55:51Z

I am looking for info on the family of Elizabeth Milan. Dtr. of Tom Milan. Mother's last name possibily Randoph.Elizabeth prob. born in early-mid. 1700. Elizabeth married John Davis. Dtr. Abigail buried in Johnson co. ky. Thanks.

Milan, Mylan

peter300 — 2003-10-23 03:34:38Z

My Dads' real father was a Mylan and lived in South East Iowa in 1890. I believe is first name was Joe. I am trying to research this information. I did find a relative name M. Mylan in Des Moines, Iowa who father name was Floyd. He would have been my uncle. He had four brothers. Location unknown, My father Joe Milan died in 1974, Sayre, Oklahoma and at that time I did not asked the right question. Maybe some help. Thank, Pete

I would like to chat

peter300 — 2003-10-23 03:34:38Z

Linda, thanks for the help that you have given me. I hope I can someday but it all together. People just don't ask the right question when they have the opportunity do they. Contact me me either e-mail or telephone,ok. thanks alot, Pete

Mylan to Milan

peter300 — 2003-10-23 03:34:38Z

My father, father named was spell Mylan and I belived he came from France. He ended up in South East Iowa in the late 1890. I am trying to research this information. He had four brothers all raised in Iowa but went there separate ways. One stay in Des Moines, Iowa, his name was Floyd Mylan and had one daughter who still live in Des Moine, Iowa, her name his M. Mylan. Maybe this will help
Thanks Pete

Eugene Milan

MBennett2018 — 2005-12-03 00:04:51Z

Looking for any info on Eugenne Milan. I believe he was born in 1935. And that he married a Betty Ryan sometime in the late 50's. Any other info would be helpful. Thank you..

Re: Searching for my Milan ancestors from Mexico

menudo_champ — 2004-09-06 19:16:26Z

My father in law was Milan...i know that one of his brothers told me that they came from the San Luis Potosi area...and that maybe the name came from the great grandmother...or something to that extent...please let me know if you come across anything

Re: OLIVIA MILAN & PEDRO BENITEZ - Victoria County, TEXAS

evamilan — 2006-03-23 01:56:05Z

I am looking for any one that has information of the Milan lastname...

Constance Milan of Boston in mid 1600s

BasketLady420 — 2006-02-09 01:02:20Z

Constance Milan is mentioned in a newpaper article for Boston in the mid 1600s.

I am not related to this family, just passing on this information, which comes from a webpage titled " Massachusetts Genealogy & History." The link for the site is listed below.
Joyce

http://theoldentimes.com/boston_names48ma.html

J. Henry Milan of Galveston, TX. in 1900

BasketLady420 — 2006-06-04 21:41:54Z

MILAN, Mrs. J. Henry (Kinkead Addn.)
MILAN, child of J. Henry (1)
MILAN, child of J. Henry (2)
MILAN, child of J. Henry (3)
MILAN, child of J. Henry (4)

are listed among the dead in the 1900 Galveston, Texas Hurricane.

I am not related to this family, just passing on this information, which comes from a website called "1900 Galveston Storm Recorded Deaths List." The link for the site is listed below.
Joyce

http://www.gthcenter.org/exhibits/storms/1900/victims/vicM.h...

Re: Thomas Francis Milan buried Omaha Nebraska from Illinois

CRTallman — 2005-05-26 15:25:38Z

Do you have more information on Thomas? Are you related?
Thank you for posting this information. I have his parents as Gregory and Margaret. Am trying to prove this is the same family that lived in Christian County, IL in 1870.

James Milan, 1920 Iowa census

mkelley_1 — 2002-05-29 23:44:49Z

Mrs. Elizabeth MILAN d. 22 June 1914 - Kansas City, MO

JohnWOBrien — 2005-03-01 02:03:03Z

"The Kansas City Times" (Missouri) Tuesday, June 23, 1914

DIED.

MILAN --- Mrs. Elizabeth, died at 2 o'clock Monday
morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. James F. LILLIS
of 2714 Summit Street. John MILAN of the Kansas side is
a son. The funeral will be held from the late home, 2714
Summit, at 8:45 Wednesday, June 24. Mass at the Sacred
Heart Church, Twenty-sixth and Madison, at 9 o'clock.
Burial at Mount St. Mary's Cemetery.

======================================================
(I have no connection with this family but I'd appreciate
knowing if you found this posting helpful.)
johnobrien@kc.rr.com
======================================================

neirbo5

John MILAN d. 16 March 1904 - Kansas City, MO

JohnWOBrien — 2005-03-01 01:49:10Z

"The Kansas City Star" (Missouri) Thursday, March 17, 1904 (page 8)
"The Kansas City Times" (Missouri) Saturday, March 19, 1904 (page 11)

DIED.

MILAN --- John, of 2712 Summit st., 74 years
of age, Wednesday, March 16. Funeral Saturday,
9 a.m. Interment Mount St. Mary's cemetery.

He leaves a wife and two children. A resident of
the Southwest portion of Kansas City for forty
years.

======================================================
(I have no connection with this family but I'd appreciate
knowing if you found this posting helpful.)
johnobrien@kc.rr.com
======================================================

neirbo5

OLIVIA MILAN & PEDRO BENITEZ - Victoria County, TEXAS

907016 — 2005-09-26 23:15:05Z

OLIVIA MILAN was married to PEDRO BENITEZ.
They had four children:
1. Beatrice Benitez born 1942 Victoria, Texas
2. Felix Benitez born 1945 (same place)
3. Josephine Benitez born 1949 (same place)
4. Pedro Benitez Jr. born 1952 (same place)

I am trying to find out if this family is related to
JULIA BENITEZ who was born in 1951 in Victoria, Victoria
County, Texas?

My sister baptized JULIA BENITEZ's baby-girl in 1978.
Please contact me if you have any information to share.
We lost touch with Julia Benitez in the early 1980's.
Please contact us.
Thank you

Sarah Milan and Peter Levy, Hampshire, Eng.

Kitcher_Coe — 2006-03-27 13:56:59Z

I'm researching my maternal line - the Levy family in Hampshire, England, and have come across a Sarah Milan marrying a Peter Levy in Sherborne St John, Hampshire on 4 Feb 1736. Does anyone have any information about the Milan family in Hampshire in general or England?

Thanks
Liz

Re: Sarah Milan and Peter Levy, Hampshire, Eng.

Kitcher_Coe — 2007-10-09 14:55:01Z

Hi

How are you related to the Levy family? I am descended from George Levy and his clan who lived in Beauworth in Hampshire, and then his family moved to West End then to Bitterne. IT would be interesting to see how you are related to the Levy family.

Thanks
Liz

Re: Milan, Mylan

gdowling1 — 2005-05-07 19:16:25Z

I have been working on the Mylan family. Listed below is what I was able to find. I have some other data on the Mylan's into the 1940's. If you have any question's, pleas let me know.

1870 Iowa census county Fayette, Township Clermont Page 24 (Image 72 of 442) bottom of page and continued on next page Edward Milan age 53 from Ireland, wife Louisa age 42 from Wisc (changed from Ireland), Margaret age 21 ILL, James age 20 Ill, Pinj (could not read) age 18, Robert and Vincent age 16 Ill, Lucy age 14 Ill, Mary age 12 Ill, Louisa age 10 Ill, Thomas age 7 Ill and Edwar age 4 Ill

1860 Illinois census county Jo Daviess, Township Memominces Precinct Page 275bottom of the page found Edward Milan and top of 276 the rest of the family Edward Milan age 40 from Ireland, wife Louisa age 33 from Ireland, Margaret age 12 ILL, James age 10 Ill, Purone (could not read) age 9. The twins Robert and Vincent age 8 Ill, Lucy age 4 Ill, Mary age 2 Ill and Louisa age 8/12 Ill

1850 Illinois census county Jo Daviess, Township Memominces Precinct Page 228 found Edward Milan age 30 from Ireland, wife Louisa A age 23 from Ky, Margaret age 3 from Ill. And James 1 from ILL and Margaret age 60 from Ireland

Re: Sarah Milan and Peter Levy, Hampshire, Eng.

bextom — 2007-08-28 20:10:32Z

i CANT HELP YOU WITH MILAN BUT I AM RELATED TO LEVY FAMILY FROM HAMPSHIRE I HAVE GONE BACK AS FAR AS HENRY LEVY WHO HAD SEVERAL CHILDREN ONE OF WHICH EDWIN WAS MY GREAT GRANDFATHER

Re: FINDING MILANS

2003-08-12 06:21:38Z

What part of New Jersey?

John Milan family Detroit Michigan 1860 to at last 1910

homelinkca — 2007-02-27 21:47:46Z

I am looking to contact anyone researching the following family:

John Milan b. abt March 1830 Ireland
married Bridget b. 1827/30 Irland. Bridget's last name was may have been Gavin.
They were married in USA June 1856. Known children:
1) Mary Janet Milan b. 1856/8 Michigan
2) John F. (possible Francis)Milan b. 1859/60 Michigan m. Martha b. May 1875 Germany had two known children: Dorthy b. 1902 & John H. b. 1906
3)William H. Milan b. abt 1862 Michigan. m. Ella McKenzie b. 1857 Michigan.

Seeking Information

cleteandrenee — 2003-03-30 17:51:03Z

I am seeking information on Thomas Milan, who arrived in USA from County Galway, Ireland, in 1866. He settled in Lehigh County, PA and then in Coalport, Mauch Chunk Twp., Carbon County, PA (year unknown). He married Jane Knox, date unknown. They had 8 children: John S., Joseph, Cornelius, Thomas, Leo, Rose, Margaret, Bess.

Thomas Milan

cleteandrenee — 2003-03-30 17:51:03Z

Seeking any information on Thomas Milan, immigrated from County Galway Ireland in 1866.Settled in Lehigh County, PA

Stasia Milan

cleteandrenee — 2003-03-30 17:51:03Z

While looking for our Milan ancestors (Irish) we came across a marriage certificate for a Stasia Milan her birthplace is Austria, she lived in Lansford, PA. That's all I can offer. The certificate was found in the Carbon County Courthouse in Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania. Hope it helps.

Searching for my Milan ancestors from Mexico

gallo4hen — 2003-07-20 23:12:50Z

Hi
I am desperately searching for any information regarding the initial developments of the surname Milan in San Luis Potosi, Mexico preferably in the region of Mateula or El Venado. I have recently been interested in finding if in fact the last name is Italian or if it may have changed over time from San Millan to Millan and later to Milan. From my gatherings I have discovered that my great grandmother was from Cuidad del Maiz, San Luis Potosi. Her name was Secundina Lopez and her son, my grandfather was Sixto Milan, for the most part we do not know for certain if indeed my grandfather was entitled to that surname or not because my great grandmother was renouned for being promiscuous. Any one with information will be greatly appreciated.
Thank You,
Margarita Milan