Moman - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Relatives

a_bovenkamp2 — 2012-01-10 15:34:57Z

Dear Harm Moman,

I just saw your message, but it's a long time ago that you post it. I think we are family/relatives, cause your mother is the sister of my grandmother. My grandmother is Janny (Jannetje) Berkhuizen, she was married with Arnoldus van de Bovenkamp. They got three children; Henk, Dick and Cees. My father is your nephew, Cees van de Bovenkamp.

I am looking for family in australia, cause i'm just curious. I hope you will get this message.

Greets,
Ayla van de Bovenkamp
From Holland

Re: Bird MOMAN [MOORMAN] m. Rebecca HUCKABY d/o David; parents of Wm. Pinckney 'Pink' MOMAN, born 1854

JoyceHarlinAtkinson — 2011-02-04 05:24:53Z

Are you still looking for information on William P Moman?

Joyce

John Berlin Moman- Orpha Ann Marley:

LyndellRayGumpenberger21 — 2010-06-03 21:11:28Z

I have posted a picture of my Grandfather John Berlin Moman by himself. Also another one with his wife Orpha Ann Marley and their first child, my uncle Berlin Eugene Moman. Probally taken in 1912/13 on my Ancestry site. If anyone sees it and thinks that they might be related to him, please let me know. He could have been from Alabama, Missouri or Nebraska. He worked on the river boats on the Mississippi river in the 1900's. He disapeared in 1914 from Missouri.

William & Bessie

tlnealy — 2010-05-21 13:00:45Z

Need the maiden name of Bessie Lee or Bessie L MOMAN, wife of William Edward MOMAN. Bessie was born about 1880 in Missouri. This couple lived in Kay Co OK in 1920, Garfield Co OK in 1930. Son Spencer Lee MOMAN married Opal May RICE.

tlnealy@sbcglobal.net

Re: John B. Moman

pennyfgardner — 2010-04-01 01:25:33Z

There was a JOHN B. MOMAN (not "M." as I think I peviously posted) who was living in an early census in Kentucky, but at the present time, I don't remember the county. There also was a WILLIAM MOMAN living nearby.It is Dutch in origin.

Re: Moman Family

PennyGardner58 — 2010-04-01 01:21:48Z

I am very curious about the surname "Moman". I descend from early pioneer stock who took the Wilderness Road from Virginia into Kentucky, then my ancestors were settled in Southern Indiana by 1835. I have searched every line on my paternal side, and cannot find the name. However, my dad's great-great grandparents put "Moman" in as the middle name for one of their younger sons, who was born in 1830 while they were still in Kentucky. The name is written out in full on his tombstone,JOHN MOMAN FIELDS, with no doubt with the spelling. I have seen an early census in Kentucky (not the county where my ancestors lived) with the names of JOHN M. MOMAN, and living closeby, WILLIAM MOMAN. Other than that, I know nothing. I have searched libraries where I found it is Dutch in origin. Just one paternal line of mine could have "Moman" in the background as I can't go back any further than 1771.

Re: John Moman

LUCKYDONNA01 — 2009-09-18 12:57:53Z

I AM (DONNA WILSON) MAIDEN NAME (MOMAN).DAUGHTER OF ERENST &HELEN MOMAN. MIDA& JOHN ARE MY GRAND PARENTS. i STILL DONT KNOW IF THEY WERE MARRIED. I WANT TO THANK YOU FOR THE PICTURES OF THEM! MOM DIED.SO I SEEM LOSE LOSE WITH OUT ANY PARENTS! I DO NOT HAVE MUCH TO DO WITH MY SIBLENS.L REALLY FEEL LIKE LOSE.I LOSED MY SISTER MIDA & MY BROTHER ERANST MOMAN JR. PLEASE FELL FREE TO CALL ME AT.859-586-8788.......DONNA MOMAN WILSON. PS. I LOVE MY PICTURE OF GRANDPA JOHN. I WOULD LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU. PLEASE CALL ME.

Re: Bird MOMAN [MOORMAN] m. Rebecca HUCKABY d/o David; parents of Wm. Pinckney 'Pink' MOMAN, born 1854

MilisiaHanlin — 2009-07-28 06:41:38Z

Seek further information about Bird MOMAN [variant spelling: MOMAN, MOORMAN, MORMAN, MOERMAND], born 1810 Georgia, died between 1850-1860, probably Pike County, Georgia; he married Rebecca HUCKABY [variant spelling: HUCKABY, HUCKEBY], in 1839, [see 223, Pike County, Georgia, daughter of David HUCKEBY];

Bird MOMAN and Rebecca HUCKABY are believed to be the parents of William Pinckney 'Pink' MOMAN, born 1854...

On June 1, 1840, Bird MOMAN was married less than one year, and was living in Georgia Militia District 545, Pike County, Georgia; his household included his wife: 0000100000000 0000100000000. 1840 US Federal Census Report, Pike County, Georgia, Page 5.

In 1839, Pleasant T. MOORMAN [MOMAN] married Phoebe Laprad, in Pike County, Georgia. On June 1, 1840, the household of Pleasant T. MOMAN was enumerated with 9 family members present: including: 1111100000000 0111010000000. It would appear this Pleasant T. MOMAN was born between 1809-1819 and the adult female in the household was between 30-40 years born between 1799-1809.....and the remainder of the household must have been his siblings as he had been married less than one year. 1840 US Federal Census Report, Pike County, Georgia, Page 7.

In 1837, Daniel M. MOORMAN [MOMAN] married Nancy LAIRD, [see 1837, 135, Pike County, Georgia];

In 1839, Isaac MOORMAN [MOMAN] married Martha LANIER [ see 1839, 223, Pike County, Georgia];

In 1845, Emily MORMAN [MORAN} maried Green L. KIERBOW [ see 1845, 159, Pike County, Georgia];

The relationship between Daniel M. MOORMAN [MOMAN], Isaac MOORMAN [MOMAN], Pleasant T. MOORMAN [MOMAN], Emily MORMAN [MORAN, MOMAN?] and Bird MOORMAN [MOMAN], if any, is unclear....

See further information about the relationship between Daniel M., Isaac, Pleasant T., Emily, and Bird MOORMAN [MOMAN], if any.....

Seek further information about the siblings and families of William Pinckney 'Pink' MOMAN, including Julia A. MOORMAN [MORMAN, MOMAN]; John MOORMAN [MORMAN, MOMAN]; Green J. MOORMAN [MORMAN, MOMAN]; Landrum MOORMAN [MORMAN, MOMAN]; Laura Jane MOORMAN [MORMAN, MOMAN]; and Sarah E. MOORMAN [MORMAN, MOMAN], etc....

Regards,
Milisia Hanlin
NineBetweens@aol.com

Re: Emily Jane MOMAN 1827-1919 Kentucky

ZACHARY01 — 2009-03-13 21:17:58Z

Cathy,

do you have the parents of Daniel Barker and dates of birth and death? I'm trying to trace back to find James' Grinstead's parents. James Grinstead is the grandfather of Prudence Grinstead.

Re: family history

kenjohnson57 — 2009-02-24 21:28:14Z

Rick:

I know I am responding to an old post, but hope it gets to you.

I have been looking at these Momans a good bit for the last several days. Henry Reese's father was (as indicated in the other response to your message) the son of Landrum Moman. Landrum's parents were Bird Moorman (yes, that's the spelling on the marriage record) and Rebecca Huckaby. Bird and Rebecca married September 15, 1839 in Pike County, Georgia. Find them on them on the 1840 Pike County, GA census and the 1850 Coweta County, GA census. Then find Becky on the 1860 Spalding County, GA census - with a son Leander age 9. This boy is your Landrum. Then find in the King David Huckaby household on the 1870 Pike County, GA census, Sandy Momon, age 18 -- the census taker's L and S letters are similar and probably he meant to write Landy or some derivative of Landrum. Landrum M. Moman married Mary Adaline Porter October 7, 1875 in Pike County, GA.

My interest in this line is the Huckabys. Rebecca and King David Huckaby were children of David Huckaby and Elizabeth Furlow.

I have some more info on these Huckabys if you like....

Ken Johnson

John Moman - 1850 Georgia or Alabama

jrboddie — 2009-02-18 21:22:47Z

I found a record in Tallapoosa County, Alabama (Deeds F-619) in which a Thomas and Rebecca JOHNSTON assign a Jessie HAYNIE to represent their interests in the estate of a John MOMAN on 10 Jun 1851.

1850 Federal Census records and Tallapoosa County marriage records indicate that Jessie HAYNIE is their brother-in-law (wife's name is Jane) and that, probably, their mother is named Elizabeth JOHNSTON. All were born in Georgia.

Does anyone have any information about this John MOMAN? I would guess that he could be the father of this Elizabeth JOHNSTON, b.1805.

MOMAN surname

miromoman — 2008-08-27 08:24:00Z

Some information I have compiled about the surname Moman is available at:

http://moman.blogaliza.org/

This is just a first draft. You are welcome to contribute.

Re: John Moman

bunkyschick — 2008-06-10 22:40:59Z

Hello,
My name is Leila and I am looking for information on a M.Momman or ( Moman). He married JoAnn Irma Suggs on April 15,1883 in Itawamba Mississippi. That is the only record of his life I have found. They had one child Mattie or Magdalen she was my grandmother she died in 1921. If you have any information I would love to here from you.

Thanks Leila

Re: John Moman

wmoman — 2008-05-08 00:47:19Z

My name is William Moman. Born in Chicago, IL. I now reside in Florida. My father was Douglas Moman. He grew up in Alabama area. There are many Moman's in the Alabama / Louisana area. Many have traveled to Illinois, Minnesota, & Missouri areas to live. There are very few in my area. I am estranged from even my relatives. I have 3 half brothers, an aunt, and many neices and nephews I have never seen. My Uncle Jesse Moman died in 2007 and he told me the name originated between the Indians, French, & africans. If you want to know more email me.

Seek Info: Marriage of William Pinkney 'Pink' Moermand & Charlotte Melvina Thompson, 1879, Pike County, GA;

MilisiaHanlin — 2008-04-19 13:04:04Z

Researching the family of William Pinkney 'Pink' Moermand, spelled Mormand, in the marriage records of Pike County, Georgia, 1879, Page 299.

Surname: Moermand/Mormand may have later changed spelling of surname to 'MOMAN';

Pink Moermand/Mormand/Moman, age 24, and his wife, Melvina, age 22, were living in Dist. 48, GMD 531, Decatur, Ga, 1880;

Wm. P. Moermand/Mormand/Moman age 44, and Mary, age 42, were living in Dist. 48, DeArmanville, Calhoun County, AL, 1900;

Children enumerated in the 1900, 1910 census periods included:

William Monroe Moman, b. 1880, Ga;

Julious Martin Moman, 1884, Ga;

Leila B. Moman, b. Nov 1885, Ga;

Minnie Moman; b. Nov 1886, Ga;

Ed B. Moman, b. circa 1890, Ga;

Claudia M. Moman, b. 1892, Ga;

Hester L. Moman, b. 1894, Ga;

Emma L. Moman, b. 1898, Ga;

L. G. Moman, 1901, Alabama;

In 1910, William P. Moman, age 53, and Melvinie, age 51, were living on Roden Gap & Lathamville Roads, Lathamville, DeKalb County, Alabama...

to this marriage 13 children were born, and by 1910 they stated of these 13 children, 9 were living.

Would like to correspond with descendants of this marriage, and would like to learn where William P. and Melvinia 'Mary' are buried....

Regards,
Milisia

Re: Moman and the spelling Momon

MilisiaHanlin — 2008-04-19 12:41:41Z

Surname: Mormand, Moermand

Example:

William Pinkney 'Pink' Mormand married Melirra [Melvina] THOMPSON, in Pike County, Georgia, 1879, Page 299.

Well, if the surname were French Canadian, the pronunciation could have influenced the change in spelling to the more 'Western' phonetic sound of the name?

Re: John Moman

moman36 — 2007-12-18 16:46:05Z

My grandfather was John Moman; who lived (or was married to a woman) had two sons; Walter and Carl. He left them when they were little. Not sure of the area, but it was in Kentucky. Any information would be apprecited. I too, didn't know that there were this many Moman's. I thought I was all alone.

Mollie Momon born 1872 (Mullato)

debbiedesilva — 2007-12-11 04:05:28Z

I'm trying to get more information on Mollie Momon who was biracial, she's my great grandmother. She lived in Arkansas and I'm told she is also Cherokee. Her photo certainly looks like she either White or Indian. There is also another Mollie Momon from North Carolina who lived with Mr. Quigel - but the age different has me puzzled. Because I can't seem to find my grandmother's parents. Checking the Indian indexes may be next but I don't have a surname she married into the Momon family. Someone told me she had to families (one white and one afro American), who knows. If anyone can clear this up for me please advise. debbbiedesilva@yahoo.com

Re: John Moman / Mida Feltner

tara41072 — 2007-12-09 03:30:38Z

I live with ernest moman's daughter. mida and johns grand daughter Donna Moman Wilson. They were married. Ernest is dead his wife is dead, and two of there children are dead. Mida and Tubby are dead. If you would please contact Donna. the number is (859)817-0825. Would like any info you can give.

Re: Moman

LauraAnderson11 — 2007-10-22 04:13:36Z

Kathryn Ellen Stegman Moman
Birth: Dec. 8, 1895
Strawberry
Washington County
Kansas, USA
Death: Feb. 16, 1932
Omaha
Douglas County
Nebraska, USA

Kathryn Ellen Stegman Moman who died February 16, 1932 was born December 8, 1895 at Strawberry, Kansas. On May 5, 1920 she united in marriage to John D. Moman of Horton, Kansas. On January 13, 1932 she suffered a light stroke of paralysis and passed away in the St. Joseph Hospital of Omaha, Nebr. Besides her husband she leaves to mourn her loss, two brothers, Charley Stegman of Washington, Kansas, and David Stegman of Omaha, Nebr.and two sisters, Mrs. Louise Wonder of Oclwein, Ia., and Mrs. Anna Volberling of Horton and one sister, Mrs. Rosa Larid who passed away in 1928.
In her youth she attended the Christian Sunday School and Church. On the day of her death she was 36 years, two months, and eight days old. Besides her husband and sisters and brothers she leaves to mourn her loss a large number of friends in both Omaha and Horton.
Funeral services were held in the Christian Church, conducted by Rev. Foust. Interment made in Horton Cemetery at two o'clock.

Re: Moman Family

bunkyschick — 2007-10-14 23:34:16Z

Hello'
My g-grandfather was M.Momman and married JoAnn Suggs April,15 1883 in Itawamba County Mississippi. They had one child Mattie.I think he died just befour or after her birth.I can not find any thing else about him. JoAnn married two more times.Would you have any information on him? Thanks Leila

Re: Moman Family

wmoman — 2007-08-11 20:59:48Z

I have traced my family roots to the Alabama & Lousiana area. When my father and his sbilings were small they all moved to Chicago, IL. area. My father's name was Douglas Moman and his oldest sibling was Jesse Moman. Since then there off spring have moved to other states mostly in the Minnesota & Missouri area....I currently live in Jacksonville, FL. I have 2 sons & a daughter..I am currently in my early 30's and I would like to form some closer family ties...There is no one in this state with my last name and everthing points to the Alabama area...If anyone can help me connect the dots your help is "GREATLY" appreciated....

Re: Moman Family

wmoman — 2007-08-11 20:59:04Z

Re: Moman Family

wmoman — 2007-08-11 20:58:38Z

Re: Moman and the spelling Momon

bunkyschick — 2007-04-29 00:34:10Z

Hi my name is Leila and i am looking for information on a M.Momman or Moman.He married JoAnn Suggs April 15,1883 in Itawamba Mississippi.They had one child my grandmother.My dad said her name was Mattie but i have been told it was Magdalen. I would love to find anything about him.

Re: Moman and the spelling Momon

its4aminute — 2007-02-11 18:23:32Z

Does anyone have a Mollie Moman b:abt 1855 N.C. she was living and working for my GGG Grandparents in 1880 census in Dardanelle, Yell Arkansas James & Emily Quigle. Here is my problem I was told my GG grandmothers name was Mary Bowman but I find no record of that name so now I am wondering if The son William Henry Quigle married Mollie Momon and the names were confused but I can find no record of a marriage either. Any help to find a connection would be great. Contact me at its4aminute@yahoo.com
thanks
Rhonda

John B. Moman

LyndellRayGumpenberger21 — 2007-01-19 03:54:41Z

I have posted a picture of my Grandfather John B. Moman and my Grandmother Orpha Marley (Married) holding their baby, my uncle Berlin, on My family Tree site. If you know him please email me any information you might have about him. I have been searching for many years, trying to find his parents. I am now in my Seventies. Not many years left to find them. I am going to keep on looking and following every lead that I can aquire.

Re: Moman Family

jowalker67 — 2006-12-29 06:28:48Z

Hello, My grandfather was George Moman who was born approximately 1890. He married Freda Smith and they had four children, Georgia Hubertine, Earnestine, Ollivebelle, and George,Jr. They lived in Kansas. Hubertine was my mother. At this time,I don't know my great grandfather's name, but he was born a slave in a place called Boysville (not sure of the spelling), Kentucky.

There was a Paul G Moman living with my grandparents during the 1920 census. He was 16 years old at that time. He was my grandfather's nephew. I don't have any other info on him at this time other than that he was born in Kentucky.

I am just getting started researching my ancestry. I was surprised to find so many Momans, and, as you said caucasians and African Americans, and so many variations of the spelling of the name. Any information you can provide will be greatly appreciated.

I live in Maryland, but was born and raised in California. Thanks for your reponse. I look forward to hearing from you again soon.

Re: Moman Family

dallmademe — 2006-12-29 01:30:50Z

I am a Moman. I reside in MI. My grandfather was born 1800's his name was Paul Moman. He was born in Elyria, OH. He married Irene Hammon they had five children. Delbert, Duane Deloris Darlene Doris. I have heard several stories I'm not sure where the name comes from. Which make it very difficult, causians, afro Americans. I have come across both but if you want to ask me anything further don't hesitate to email me

Moman Family

jowalker67 — 2006-10-07 01:25:42Z

I am the granddaughter of George Moman, Sr. I have only just started my search for information on the Moman family. At this point, all I know is that my grandfather was born around 1890 somewhere in Kentucky. He married Freda Ferrell Smith, they moved to Kansas where they had four children. Georgia, Ernestine, Ollie Belle and George, Jr. I have read all of the messages currently on the message board relating to the Momans and it seems that there may be some connection there. I would appreciate hearing from anyone who has some information

Re: family history

genealogyresearcher — 2006-03-12 14:37:02Z

Reese Moman found in:

Census Microfilm Records: Alabama, 1920
Age: 39
Gender: M
Race: W
Birthplace: GA
State: Alabama
County: MARSHALL
Locale: ALBERTVILLE
Series: T625
Roll: 28
Part: 1
Page: 275B

wife Esther age 33
2 sons J (R) age (3?)
and (Gary?) age 6 months

Born in Ga and boths of his folks b Ga

his father;
Name: Landrum Moman
Age: 67 years
Estimated birth year: 1852
Birthplace: Georgia
Race: White
Home in 1920: Reed Braker, Marshall, Alabama

Name: LANDRUM MOMAN
Land Office: HUNTSVILLE
Document Number: 4127
Total Acres: 80.15
Misc. Doc. Nr.: 10621
Signature: Yes
Canceled Document: No
Issue Date: March 2, 1886
Mineral Rights Reserved: No
Metes and Bounds: No
Statutory Reference: 12 Stat. 392
Multiple Warantee Names: No
Act or Treaty: May 20, 1862
Multiple Patentee Names: No
Entry Classification: Homestead Entry Original

Name: JOSEPH R MOMAN
SSN: 418-14-2028
Last Residence: 35406 Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa, AL
Born: 24 Jul 1916
Last Benefit:
Died: 10 Apr 1999
State (Year) SSN issued: AL (Before 1951 )

Re: Moman's

sheriburgan859 — 2005-08-03 22:34:31Z

Do you know anything about the brother you spoke of John. John Moman is my Great Grandfather and I have been looking for info on him for years. I would be greatful for any info. Thanks, Sheri

Re: Relatives

2005-06-29 08:47:16Z

Hello Harm,

I saw your posting. If you contact me we can sort things out.

Cheers
Paul Berkhuizen

Re: Moman and the spelling Momon

jeaninerowsey — 2005-05-20 10:52:44Z

Hi, I read your post and I'm looking the Momon's in my family also. Judah Momon from Ohio was my G G G Grandmother. E-mail me and we can share info. Thanks Jeanine

Re: MOMAN ANCESTORS IN THE 1700/1800'S

jeaninerowsey — 2005-05-18 12:37:45Z

I have Momon or Moman family from Virginia that came from Ohio, AFT: 1818. Juduh was her first name was she was married- that was writen in a the family Bible of the Peyton's, but it could be miss spelled and be Judith. She was married to Charles Peyton or with the spelling of Peton. They were married in Ohio in 1818 and then moved to Cabell Co, (West) Va. I'm looking for Judah's family. If anyone has any clues please e-mail me.

Re: Emily Jane MOMAN 1827-1919 Kentucky

jaremcandy1 — 2004-12-01 05:29:23Z

Hi, anyone get any leads on Emily Jane's parents? Emily Jane Moman Barker is my GGGGrandmother. I know her mother's name is Matilda (it looks like Morman) on the Census's. I have her living off and on with the family starting with 1850. Her date of birth would be about 1803, and she always states she's from Ky. Never have her with a husband. No leads on him. Any additional help would be appreciated. Thanks
Candy

Re: Relatives moman

2004-10-28 10:45:28Z

Hello Harm,
My late grandfather, born 1919 was also named Harm Moman. His father was called Berend Moman who had a brother also called Harm. My grandfather's grandfather was also called Harm and came from Ulsen / Uelsen / Ulzen in Germany. Almost all Moman's from this line where called either Harm, Berend, Hendrik, Jan or Geert. Guess we are related!
Best regards from Holland, Paul Moman

Re: Moman's

2004-10-28 03:36:07Z

Yes our family is the Moman family from Morganfield, Ky. Union County with our roots in Posey County Indiana via Uniontown, Ky.

Re: Moman's

2004-10-22 03:22:23Z

Yes, my family is from Union County Kentucky. My great grandfather, Charles Anthony Moman (Moorman)was from Mt. Vernon, Indiana, Posey County. The name Moman is derived from "Moorman." The spelling was changed around the time that my grandfather and father signed up for social security in the late 1930's and early 1940's. My father's name was Herman Richard Moman and his father was James Louis Moman. My father had six brothers (horace, frank, john, james, carl, lee) and three sisters, Mayme and Katie and ?

Re: Moman's

CarolRobertsonWhite — 2004-10-19 01:32:01Z

Are you the Herman Moman whose family comes from Kentucky?

John B. Moman

LyndellRayGumpenberger21 — 2004-03-19 04:30:58Z

I have found a lot of John Moman's, but not my "Grandfather". I have no clue as to who his parents are. All I know is that he was married to my Grandmother Orpha Marley. They had two sons, Burlin Eugene and my father Walter Ray Moman. The children were born in Brownwood, Mo., Stoddard Co. The only information on his birth cert. just list the parents names and nothing else, death cert. are the same. My Great Aunt Grace told me that she thought he might have been murdered, shortly after my father was born. She took the baby to him for him to see,and after a short time he was never heard of again. My Grandmother was heart broken, waiting for him to return to claim his family. Does anyone relate to this John B. Moman?

Re: Moman

sherrimo_1 — 2003-12-28 21:22:58Z

Phillip E. Moman was my Husbands great great grandfather Jack Moman was John Dewey Moman ( Dude) brother which is his grandfather and his Son is Jack E. Moman and then my husband is Randy Moman. Phillip E. Moman's Parents were Hiram Moman who was married to Eliza Jane Johnson on May 9, 1872. As far as I have found out so far they may have had several children then I think he died and she remarried and had maybe 2 more children. I cannot find anything on Hiram Moman that is about I know. I would like to have your info on John Dewey I only have a little info on him I do have his Birthday and place of birth when he married Constance Chase no info on her as far as dates goes I have he married a Kate Volverdine and no dates on her also I have he had 3 children Susan, John and Gracie I do not have your birthday nor any of your spouses and thier info and help would be greatly appriciated Thanks Sherri

David and brother Joseph Moman

bettyedmonds58 — 2003-09-16 00:57:13Z

looking for any info what so ever on a David Moman and his brother Joseph Moman.

Somehow these names fit in the family tree. My sister in law found a paper in her mothers purse that said :

Joseph Moman younger brother of my great grandfather David Moman. It also went on to say: My great grandmother was Elizabeth Cannon and she was an Indian Princess. Then under that it said Margaret Cannon.

Somehow this connects to the Ford surname as the maiden name of my mother in law was Ford.

there were no more details pertaining to the Moman name in her paper. We knew she was working on the tree and she said she would tell us when she found out more. BUT we cannot find her research.

So if anyone can find a David and Joseph Moman pre 1900 could you please share? It could be anywhere from 1800 on. The Ford part of the family lived in Alabama. I have no other info, as we had never even heard the name Moman before.

Thanks from the family,

Betty Edmonds,
Lakemont GA

Re: Moman and the spelling Momon

chast64 — 2003-09-08 17:04:11Z

I have briefly researched this name and found there are Momon's in north Ga. and also in Texas. I was looking for the origin of this name...also there is a Momon, Ky. If you know the orgin, what country anything I would appreciate this info.

Linda

Re: Moman

SanTSioux — 2003-08-21 18:15:09Z

Looking for parents of Philip E. Moman my grandfather who was born between 1873 and 1877 some of his childrens names are boyd,florence,myrtle, John Dewy(my father) all born in MO....died in Horton Brown co. Kansas.. any info greatly appriciated

Grace

Re: Marion Edward Moman, Sr.

2003-07-22 14:33:06Z

My dad is Bob Goben and he is from Morganfield. His oldest brother Casey was married to a lady we called Aunt Libby. I believe her maiden name was Moman . She did die a few years ago but I know they had three children together who are in their 40's. I will check with my dad more info for you.

Re: John Moman

ConnieLynnDaniels — 2003-06-01 03:23:08Z

Did any of the "sisters" marry someone last named HAYES? I am starting to wonder if there is a possible connection here...my great grandfather was John Momen Hayes (not sure of the middle name spelling...could it really be MOMAN). He was born in Alabama in 1860...could his mother be a Moman???

Has anyone checked on brothers and sisters and aunts and uncles at all?? I feel that somewhere I heard that he was born in Jefferson county...I'm going to check this out...

Thanks for any help.

Re: Moman and the spelling Momon

ConnieLynnDaniels — 2003-06-01 03:23:08Z

...a little off track here, but my great grandfather was John Momen Hayes (or at least I was TOLD the spellling was Momen)...I am wondering if perhaps Momen would have been HIS mother's maiden name...didn't they used to do that sort of thing? Momen seems strange for a middle name unless it was a last name. He was born in Alabama in 1860 and married Sarah Isabelle "Belle" Story.

I am, of course, trying to find out John Momen Hayes' parents info.

Anyone notice anything familiar about my information??

Re: John Moman

2003-02-24 18:04:43Z

I'll certainly share whatever information I am able to find. This is such as "short" group here...there must be a connect somewhere...maybe we are ALL related somehow...just are not posting the connecting info, ya think???

Re: John Moman

2003-02-24 14:34:32Z

I am not for sure about any Brother's or Sister's. I haven't had much luck on getting info on John. If you find anything I waould be greatful if you would share your info.
Thank, Sheri