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Re: Snowbird, Moses, Paul Moses l914 born Tn

janefrtpyn — 2009-11-10 23:41:36Z

My name is Jane White. I am the daughter of Nettie Moses Horton. Just read your post . I don't have much info, but would like to share my info. I live in Fort Payne and Grandma lived with us. My email is janefrtpyn@aol.com

Re: Snowbird, Moses, Paul Moses l914 born Tn

janefrtpyn — 2009-11-10 23:33:57Z

I am not sure if this is the same family,my grandmother was Janie Lou Robison/Robinson married to Ed Moses. She had a sister,Mary married to an Akins.She also had aother siblings,Lou Dora,Jake ,Maggie, Ollie,Ida, Callie, Mary married to George Akins andWalter. My email is janefrtpyn@aol.com Jane A White

Re: marriage to rhoda moses and john webb 1863/5

Racklever — 2009-11-06 23:11:10Z

According to http://www.freebmd.org.uk :

Stoke upon Trent Reference: Sep 1861 Vol 6b Page 277

Regards

Dave

marriage to rhoda moses and john webb 1863/5

lorrainemcp — 2009-11-06 20:58:55Z

Cannot find marriage of my g/g/g grand parents. both lived in wybunbury cheshire.

Re: William Moses - Sheriff

mdtaffet — 2009-10-30 13:57:28Z

Carl,

Your Commie M. Moses was Monroe Commodore Mackland Moses, son of John Henry Moses and his first wife Lucy Ann Butler. I gather you are referring to John and Rachel's son William by the name of David?

I am researching ALL descendants of Johann Adam Moses and Maria Catherina Mueller -- including any descendants of Monroe Commodore Mackland Moses.

If you're willing to contact me directly at mdtaffet@twcny.rr.com, we can discuss this line more.

Whether this William/David is the same sheriff which started this thread, I have no idea.

-- Mary D. Taffet
Board & List Admin for MOSES

Re: William Moses - Sheriff

Carldg184 — 2009-10-30 13:11:53Z

If the William Moses you are looking for is the son of John Henry and Rachael Moses the following might be of help: William married Luella Potts in Bonham, Texas in 1891. They had one daughter, Mattie Elizabeth, who was born im 1892. William died in 1895. I cannot find out what killed William, but I do know that there was some illness going around the area at that time as my great Grandfather, Commie M. Moses (David's older brother and one time marshal of Wichita Falls, Texas)lost his first wife to the same illness around the same time. The daughter, Mattie, married a man by the name of Rufus W. Beard and she passed away in 1975. Her mother, David's widow, remarried in 1901 to man named J.L. Lewis.
Again I am unsure if this is the same William you are researching, but I do hope it might help.
Carl

Re: William Moses - Sheriff

mdtaffet — 2009-10-29 19:48:04Z

The John Henry Moses and his second wife Rachel Luisa Jones did have a son named William D. Moses. He was born about 1868 in Mississippi. I have no further information about him at this time, though I could probably find some if I took the time to look [which I will a bit later]. John Henry Moses was the son of Monroe F. Moses and Lucinda Dunlap. Monroe was the son of Peter Moses and Elizabeth, whose maiden surname is not known. Peter was the son of Peter Moses and his first wife Margaretha Phaeris. I descend from that Peter Moses's second wife Mary Bradley.

The older Peter Moses was the son of the immigrant Johann Adam Moses and his wife Maria Catherina Mueller who came from Ilbesheim in Germany and settled in Chester County, PA. Adam Moses was most likely born in Holland about 1709 or so.

I'll take a look as soon as I get a chance to see if I can learn more about John Henry's son William.

Are you descend from John Henry Moses and Rachel Luisa Jones?

-- Mary D. Taffet
Board & List Admin for MOSES

Re: William Moses - Sheriff

Carldg184 — 2009-10-29 19:16:16Z

Was William Moses the son of John Henry and Rachael Moses who came to Texas from Mississippi sometime after 1886?
My great Grandfather was the town marshall of Wichita Falls about the same time. He had a brother named William. I have an old picture of William.
Carl Garbarino
Breaux Bridge, Louisiana

Re: MOSES in London, England

holliday074 — 2009-10-29 16:01:12Z

Hi Kevin - my 3rd great grandfather Robert Moses was born in England - his father is John Moses who was married to Ann(e) Sewell. Could he be one of Henry's children -

I have not been able to get any further with my Moses Line
and would greatly appreciate any help

Robert was a tailor by trade and once made clothes for George Washington -

Re: Nathan Moses - NY - b. app. 1890-1895

rainer_werwatz — 2009-10-04 21:14:35Z

Hi Denise,

I tried to get in contact with Sandra without success. But I was in contact with the Saccomanno family and they are relatives to Sandra Middleton.
Rose Lipp (wife of Nathan Moses) was a grandchild of Philip Lipp. Philip went to the USA including the whole family in 1883 except one daughter to the USA. The one daughter who stayed in Germany was Christina Lipp. She was the mother of my great-grandfather.
Is your father Harry a son of Archie April and my Rose Lipp?
Would be nice to get any information on that issue. My e-mail adress: cr-salomon@t-online.de

Best regards

Rainer Salomon

Robert Moses - Carlisle England - Parents

holliday074 — 2009-10-01 15:18:18Z

FINALLY - found his parents - John Moses and Anna Sewell

Now, if I can keep going it will be a miracle -

Re: Do You Have Connection To Missouri Moses Family???

RubyHaffer — 2009-09-15 12:52:38Z

Hello, Tracy. We haven't met, but my father was Jewell's brother Clarence. Your mother & Aunt are my cousins & bestest friends from childhood. Please contact me at rubylou48@yahoo.com

Re: Do You Have Connection To Missouri Moses Family???

terpeningt — 2009-09-14 17:03:09Z

My grandfather was Jewell Moses. My mother was Arline Jewell Moses (married to Kupke). My name is Tracy (nee Moses, later changed to Kupke, now Terpening.

MOSES Ronald G 1949 1984 in loving memory

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-09-09 14:08:08Z

MOSES Ronald G 1949 1984 in loving memory

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Re: Moses family from Wales to Wisconsin

jeanieluigi — 2009-09-07 00:41:31Z

Hi. I'm also struggling with making connections as I don't have much to go on. There is a portion of a letter that was written by Margaret (Moses) Head written in 1900. She shared that her family including her parents (Daniel and Hattie), and sisters Mary, Sarah, Hannah, Anna and herself left Carbondale PA when she was about 3 years of age, stopping for a time in Pittsburgh, someplace in Ohio and in Missouri (where her sister Mary and her mother died), before coming to Dodgeville Wisconsin where her father died. He was a miner. She said that her father, Daniel Moses, had a brother back in Pennsylvania that was a widower who had one son. She wasn't sure if it was the father or the son that was named David. (They immigrated between 1830 and 1836 as we know the daughter born in 1830 was born in Wales, and my gg-grandmother was born in Pennsylvania in 1836.) I recently found a reference for a Daniel Moses in Clifford, Pennsylvania in 1840, showing 5 girls, and wonder if this could be them. In considering this I was just researching Clifford, PA and ran across the following publication:

http://dsdata.com.au/genealogy/nepa/stocker_clifford2.html

This section caught my eye since it seem to reflect a David Moses that came from the same area as yours:
THE WELSH must have the credit of clearing up most of the slopes of Elk Mountain and making the substantial improvements now to be seen in the northwestern part of the township. They have here proven themselves an honest, industrious class of people, capable of the highest citizenship. The pioneers among them were Thomas Watkins and wife, Hannah, natives of Carmarthenshire, South Wales. They left that country in 1831, and after a voyage of two months landed in New York. The following spring found them at Carbondale, where Mr. Watkins obtained work in a coal-mine, but on the 10th of May, 1833, they came to Clifford, where they located on a tract of land near the southwest base of the South Knob of the Elk Mountain. With the exception of a small clearing below him, everything was a dense woods, with a heavy undergrowth, which afforded hiding-places for deer, elk and many noxious animals, which were so bold that it made the work of protecting domestic animals difficult. The work of clearing progressed slowly, but Mr. Watkins was a man of strong constitution (being full six feet high and measured nearly four feet around the chest), and the forests at last yielded to his efforts. Before his death, in May, 1870, he had cleared up a large farm, which is still in possession of Hannah Watkins, (now in her eighty-eighth year), and one of her sons, Watkin W. Watkins. Another son, John, lives in the same locality. For more than a year the Watkins family was deprived of the society of its countrymen, but in 1834 a number of Welsh families located

Clifford Township
Page 793

around them and made permanent the Welsh settlement, which, with the families living in Gibson and Herrick, now numbers more then three hundred souls. Those coming in 1834 were Zachariah Jenkins, David Reese, Wm. P. Davis, David Moses, David Anthony, Rev. Thomas Edwards, David Edwards and Robert Ellis and their families. The latter was a native of North Wales, and came with the others from New York. He located near the head of Long Pond, on the farm where his son Robert afterwards lived. The rest of the immigrants in this party were from South Wales. They left their native country May 21, 1834, from Swansea, in a brig bound for Quebec. The vessel was only of two hundred tons burden, not much larger than a canal-boat. There were on board the captain and five sailors, with thirty-four passengers. Most of the latter were religious people-Dissenters-now "coming to a country where they could be freed from paying tithes and supporting a church they did not believe in." They held religious meetings on board the ship, and as they had cross-winds the greater part of their voyage, they were seven weeks on the water before landing at Quebec. Three families among the passengers remained in Canada; the others came to Clifford. For many years the families endured all the hardships of pioneers, often carrying heavy burdens to mills, and from Carbondale, twelve miles distant. The few cows they owned browsed in the woods during the summer season, and, as they often failed to come home at night, their owners were obliged to hunt them up, ...
I don't know if this holds anything for you, but thought it might be a thread to follow. Please keep me posted on your search if you should find a connection between my Daniel Moses and your David. Thanks so much. Jean

Re: Moses family from Wales to Wisconsin

pr_sthawkins — 2009-09-06 23:13:53Z

Hi Jean, I am researching Moses my paternal G.G Grandfather David Moses b1812c David was an Iron caste engineer. We believe he was in Pennsylvania but returned to Wales where he married Elizabeth (unknown maiden name.) They lived later in Merthyr Wales. I know they had 1 son Henry Moses b.1852. Henry travelled to Pennsylvania US on the 'Arragon'to the mines(1873) as he was a mine surveyor.He went there to work with one of his Uncles on his fathers side.His bride to be followed him and they were married there in 1875, their first three children were born in US,David in Beaver Hills,Margret in Miners Hill ,Jennie(Jane)also born in Miners Hill. Due to poor health Henry his wife and 3 children returned to Wales.It was well known by the family that he left his paternal uncles and families there. However I haven't any US documentation to support this. From my research in Moses in Wales I have the possibilty of David having at least two brothers Thomas,Arthur,William or John.Sisters may have been Mary, Rachel,Ann. Sorry I can't as yet elaborate on this However I hope this is a connection as I have had little progress on Moses for so long now.US census records would suggest that there were alot of "Moses" in Penns around 1880.Any comments appreciated.Sue

Thomas MOSES born Wales 1863

RogerMortimerEvans — 2009-09-04 20:24:21Z

I am following a thread from the UK and would like to know more about Thomas Moses,born Wales March 1863 enterred the USA 1886.
He is shown on the 1900 Federal census for South Dakota as a day labourer living at Township 9, Fall River, South Dakota

Regards

Roger M Evans

Anna Moses (1866 Germany) moved to Dubuque Iowa

a131313 — 2009-09-02 17:29:31Z

I am looking for information on my Great Anna Moses born about 1866 in Germany

She married my my Great Grandfather Ferdinand Brandl/Brandel who immigrated to the US in 1888. Theye had a son George

In the book "Declaration of Intent to Become a Citizen, Dubuque County, Iowa". Ferdinand Brandl signed a declaration of intent to become a citizen on Oct 20, 1891. Further, he was 27 years old at the time he signed, he was "Bavarian" and landed in this country 03 Oct 1888.

Re: Nathan Moses - NY - b. app. 1890-1895

ceecjjj — 2009-07-20 04:52:02Z

Hi Sandra,
Are you still working on the family history? Nathan and Rose are my grandparents. However I am afraid I don't know anything more about Nathan than you do. My father was Harry April. Rose had 13 children, eight lived to adulthood. She married Archie April and had 3 children by him. All the children changed their last name to April. She was also married to William "pop" Shea. I know you are related to Molly (Rose Middleton), but am not sure how?

Denise

Re: Moses family in Germany

mdtaffet — 2009-07-29 19:02:10Z

Johann Adam Moses is also my immigrant ancestor. But there is at this time absolutely no evidence whatsover indicating who his parents might have been.

I do have indirect evidence stating that he was born in Holland, and we know from documentary evidence held by the archives (I forget the name of the city) that he was living in Ilbesheim by 1722 when he was confirmed. I also have indirect evidence, through the typical naming patterns for children, that his father was most likely named Johann Peter Moses.

So I really don't think there is any way to support connecting Adam to Johann Friedrich Moses.

-- Mary D. Taffet
Board and List Admin for MOSES

Re: Moses family in Germany

mdtaffet — 2009-08-15 16:23:22Z

MV,

I can't speak for Phyllis, but I would certainly be interested in your transcriptions.

-- Mary D. Taffet
Board and List Admin for MOSES

Re: Moses family in Germany

mdtaffet — 2009-08-09 20:50:49Z

Hello,

Samuel Ferris Moses was the son of Peter Moses and his first wife, Margaretha Phaeris (aka Margaret Ferris or Margaret Farris). Peter and his second wife Mary Bradley are my direct ancestors. Peter is the son of the immigrant (Johann) Adam Moses and his wife Maria Catherina Mueller. Take a look at the letter I have posted online which was written by Samuel F.'s son/Samuel H.'s brother Peter Allen Moses. It is available at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mdtaffet/M....

I have a private, password-protected website for descendants of this particular Moses line, as well as any other Moses family known to have a connection to Chester County, PA. Please contact me directly if you'd like to have access.

-- Mary D. Taffet
Board and List Admin for MOSES
mdtaffet@twcny.rr.com

Re: Moses family in Germany

holliday074 — 2009-08-30 02:50:01Z

None of these appear to be related to my Moses Line -

Mine came from Virginia and went to Ohio and settled there

My grandmother was a Conover from the NJ area and I have lots of information on her and her Britton line but not much on my Moses family.

They moved from Ohio to California where they are now.

As I said I made it all the way back to Robert but could
not go any further.

Robert Moses England

holliday074 — 2009-07-29 19:07:15Z

Does anyone have information on Robert Moses from England -

Who his parents were etc - I have hit a brick wall -

MOSES Leslie June 1946

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-20 15:05:48Z

MOSES Leslie June 1946

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Re: Moses family in Germany

MaryVirginiaM — 2009-08-15 16:02:14Z

Phyllis,
According to Family History Library Film #193913 "Evangelische Kirche Ilbesheim Kerchin Buch 1682-1824" the following births are recorded that may be of interest to you: 1714 (Dec) birth of Johan Jacob Vol--- one of the sponsors was Johan Fredrick Moses; 1716 (April 9) birth of Anna Margaretha Mosis, parents: Joh. Fredrick Mosis and Anna Xngl; 1718 (June 2) birth of Joh. Jacob Mosis, parents: Joh. Fredrick Mosis and Anna Engel; 1720 (April 10) birth of Maria Elizabethe Reinhardt, one of the sponsors was Fredrick Moses; 1760 (Aug 18) birth of Johan Fredrick Moses, parents Joh. Adam Moses and Anna Margaretha.

Deaths recorded in the same book include: Johan Fredrick Moses 18 Sept 1727 age 42y3m3d.(dob would be 15 June 1685)

Confirmations include: 1730 Johan Fredrick Moses.

There are no marriages recorded (that I found) for a Johan Fredrick Moses.

I have extracted all of the Moses, Mosis, Mosses (and similar variations) from this microfilm and will be happy to send you what I have. Be aware that the microfilm was dark and very difficult to read and it was written in Latin and some Old German, so there may be inexplicable errors in the translation.

Hope this helps,
MV Jacobs

Re: Moses family in Germany

MaryVirginiaM — 2009-08-15 17:15:56Z

Mary,

For some reason I thought I had already sent this to you. I sent it to Don Moses some time ago. I just posted it to the Moses Family Web Site so it is available to all.
Thank you for your interest.
Mary Virginia

Re: Surname Moses and wife nee Cohen - in Minneapolis, Minnesota

leslielacount — 2009-08-03 12:23:42Z

Don't know if this is your Benjamin, but on this site I did find a marriage license for Benjamin Moses to Minnie Finklestein in Dakota County in 1926

http://www.mncounty.com/Modules/Certificates/Marriage/Defaul...

Re: Surname Moses and wife nee Cohen - in Minneapolis, Minnesota

leslielacount — 2009-08-02 23:52:32Z

Sorry, forgot the link

http://people.mnhs.org/dci/Search.cfm

Re: Surname Moses and wife nee Cohen - in Minneapolis, Minnesota

leslielacount — 2009-08-02 23:50:06Z

Hi
If you go to this Minnesota Historical Society website you will find a tool to search for deaths in Minnesota. I believe I found 4 of the Moses siblings, and possibly a couple of others. I was able to find Hymen, Philip, Pauline Goldstein and Sophia Herwitz with a mothers maiden name of Cohen. I believe this are your people. Just something to start with
Leslie

Re: Surname Moses and wife nee Cohen - in Minneapolis, Minnesota

leslielacount — 2009-08-03 17:59:19Z

I found on the Historical Society birth index 2 daughters born to a Harry Herwitz and mother with a maiden name of Moses. Mary Ann born 1926, Flora Bell born 1929. Found the following obituaries at the library today. Hope this helps

Moses, Hymen, age 78, of 4725 Minnetonka Blvd. Survived by his wife Elizabeth (Ethel), daughters Mrs. Ramon (Jan) Pusaro, Mpls. Brother Arthur, Los Angeles. 2 grand children, several nieces & nephews. Services Wed. 1 p.m. at the Hodroff & Sons-Aaron Chapel, 126 E. Franklin. Interment Ft. Snelling. Memories to donor's favorite charity. Voiture 45-40/8. Memorial services 7 pm Tues at the chapel.

Moses, Max J., age 51, of 5361 Woodlawn Blvd. Survived by wife Mable, daughters Mrs. William McMahon and Beverly, all of Mpls; 1 grandchild. Brothers, Arthur, Los Angeles, Hyman and Philip, Mpls; sisters, Mrs. Joseph Goldstein, Mpls. and Mrs. Harry Horowitz, St. Paul. Services Tues 1 pm from the Hodroff & Sons (South) Chapel.

Mrs. Pauline Goldstein. Services for Mrs. Pauline Goldstein, 621 Queen Ave. N., who died Thursday, will be in the Gerst Mortuary, with burial in Minneapolis Jewish Cemetery, Richfield. Survivors include her husband Joseph, two sons, Melvin and Irwin, both of St. Louis Park; a daughter Mary, Minneapolis and two brothers, Oscar Moses, Los Angeles, Calif., and Hymen Moses, Minneapolis, Memorials to Mount Sinai Hospital Cardiac Research Program are preferred.

Herwitz, Sophie, age 56, of 621 Queen Ave. N. Survived by daughters Mrs. Morton Katz, Mrs. Herschel Berkus, both of Los Angeles; brothers Arthur Moses of Los Angeles, Hyman Moses of Mpls; sister Mrs. Joseph Goldstein of Mpls. 5 grandchildren. Services Wed. at 1 pm from Hodroff & Sons-Aaron, North Chapel, 1306 Plymouth Ave. Family prefers memorials to Mount Sinai Hospital Heart Fund.

Re: Surname Moses and wife nee Cohen - in Minneapolis, Minnesota

leslielacount — 2009-08-05 14:49:54Z

I think I may have found a little more information for you using the Minn Historical site and the marriage site. It looks like Max Moses married a Reppen. Under the births section there are 2 daughters born to a Moses and a Reppen, Eileen Donna, born 5-26-1926 and Beverly Marilyn, born 6-21-1924. In his obituary, Max Moses has a daughter Mrs. William McMahon. I did find a marriage record for Eileen D. Moses and William James McMahon on 6-19-48. I also found a death record for Eileen D. McMahon on 4-20-91. The obituary also list a daughter Donna. For Donna Marilyn I did not find a marriage, but using mothers maiden name of Reppen I found a death record for Donna Schmuckler who died in Ramsey County on 1-13-97. Not 100% sure these women belong to you but it looks probable. Hope this information helps.
Leslie

Re: Moses family in Germany

phyllisburns_1 — 2009-07-29 18:33:20Z

Hi,

My family also originated in Germany through Johann Friedrich Moses, born 1690, in Evanglisch Ilbesheim Kirchheim, Bolanden, Bayern, Germany. His son, Johann Adam Moses came to the USA with his wife Maria Catherine Mueller, on 2 September 1743, on the Loyal Judith and landed in Philadelphia, PA. I don't believe he came because of any unrest.

F. W. MOSES BERKLEY, VA

091671 — 2009-06-23 00:47:15Z

looking for info on cedar grove dairy berkley, Va

maybe owned by F W moses any info would be a great help

like when the dairy started and how long it was open.

Thanks in advance

Re: Missouri Ann Moses and family

tamalyn68 — 2009-07-07 09:05:23Z

I am the great-great granddaughter of Missouri Ann and JP.

Re: Moses family in Germany

hettie47 — 2009-08-09 19:07:55Z

this may be my line of Moses. Do you have any information on the children of the one that settled in Chester, Pa. My line is Samuel F, Samuel H, Albert Watkins that came to Lunenburg County Virginia by way of Charlotte County, Virginia.

Re: Surname Moses and wife nee Cohen - in Minneapolis, Minnesota

mrsc554061 — 2009-08-05 10:33:08Z

I could hardly believe the information you posted on these people. That was A LOT of work! It's WONDERFUL of you! Thank you VERY VERY MUCH!!!

Surname Moses and wife nee Cohen - in Minneapolis, Minnesota

mrsc554061 — 2009-08-02 13:04:10Z

I'm having a VERY difficult time tracing a Moses (wife nee: Cohen) family who made their home in Minnesota. (Specifically Minneapolis) It seems they had some connection in Chicago, Illinois, as 2 of their children were born in Chicago, but they’re residence was still listed as Minneapolis from 1895 on. I have an Isaac Moses (aka: Ike, Jake, Isadore, Gaala) born approximately 1871 in an area some where around Lithuania (Russia). His death certificate says his fathers name was Benjamin. He also claims to have immigrated around 1886'ish. He married around 1891-2 to Sarah/Mary Cohen who was born about 1873 in the same area as Isaac, and having immigrated around 1891. They had 7 children: Hymen 1893 Chicago, Benjamin 1895 MN, Philip 1896 MN, Max 1898 Chicago, Pauline (Goldstein) 1900 MN, Arthur (moved to LA, California) 1903 MN, Sophia (Herwitz) 1905 MN.
I'd really like to connect with anyone who could help out!
Thank you,
Rose
Minnesota

Re: Surname Moses and wife nee Cohen - in Minneapolis, Minnesota

mrsc554061 — 2009-08-03 10:24:02Z

Thank you. This is much appreciated.
My hope is to connect with family some day.

Re: Moses family in Germany

janalusklancaster — 2009-07-29 03:49:36Z

I appear to be a Moses decendant from Germany also. I have just started this process and would like any information on the Moseses. My grandmother was a moses and lived in Plain Dealing Louisiana. Thanks in advance

Moses family from Wales to Wisconsin

jeanieluigi — 2009-08-29 22:46:17Z

I am seeking information on Daniel and Hattie Moses (births in early 1800s) who immigrated from Wales to Carbondale Pennsylvania sometime between 1830 and 1836. They left Carbondale about 1840, stopping in Pittsburgh, Ohio, and Missouri before coming to Dodgeville, WI. Their children were Sarah (married William Evans), Mary (who died in Missouri) Hannah (don't know what happened to her), Anna (who married Peter Joseph Statz), and Margaret (who married Fudial Head). I have been unable to find any census reports on them prior to 1850 in Middleton, Wisconsin. Daniel supposedly also had a brother David in Pennsylvania. Any help appreciated. Jean

MOSES Ina Faye married 18 Mar 1994

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-08-21 13:15:47Z

MOSES Ina Faye married 18 Mar 1994

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MOSES Weldon Ray 1924 1998 married 18 Mar 1994

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-08-21 13:14:58Z

MOSES Weldon Ray 1924 1998 married 18 Mar 1994

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MOSES Anthony Brian 1970

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-08-17 22:23:40Z

MOSES Anthony Brian 1970

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If you know more about this person please reply here, instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Moses family in Germany

maryjoorton — 2009-07-29 16:20:28Z

I hope I can help you in some way. Do you know where in Germany your Moses line comes from? My family comes from the Suhl/Heinriches area. It appears they were also a part of Prussia at one time in the 1700's to early 1800's. My line came to the South Dakota area in the states in the mid 1800's. My gr. greanddad married a woman in Germany and they came to SD, I believe, to follow her brothers who were doing well there. I do know my gr. gr. grandfather had some step siblings. It could be if your family is from the same area we may have a connection being distant cousins. Do you have a line started of family members--feel free to send it to me and I will see if there is a connection. I've not heard of any of my folks living in the Louisiana area but then again--if you came from one of the step siblings lines there is always a possibility. Feel free to write back!! I look forward to seeing if there's a relationship.

Re: Moses family in Germany

maryjoorton — 2009-07-29 19:22:00Z

I believe, Phyllis-that we've connected previously and I don't see a connection with my family altho the names are curiously similar. I'm not sure where the location is of the origin of your family so I'm not sure if it's close to my folks' origin. My line of origin begins with Blasius Moses (1727-1789) in Allersburg, Prussia. His wife was Anna Maria Herdegen and their son in my line was Joseph Jacob (1769-1830) married to Johanna Weiss. Their son was Johann Friederick Philip Moses (1821-1855) and his wife was Johanna Wilhelm and their son was Valentine Moses (1848-1904) married to Christina Wagner. My Joseph Jacob was married twice and had children with each spouse and so Johann had half siblings. From what I gather Johann F.P. and his wife died young leaving behind 2 fairly young children and I think they might have been raised by aunts and uncles. Valentine and his wife left Germany in the 1880's for South Dakota. If anyone has a connection to this feel free to contact me. I do have the names of the half siblings and the other wife of Joseph Jacob--just not at my fingers right this minute.

Moses in the UK

MarkGregoryWilliams55 — 2009-07-09 02:30:24Z

Hi
I would welcome any info about the Moses family from Wales.
I am a descendant doing a family tree.
Any help appreciated
Thanks

Re: Surname Moses and wife nee Cohen - in Minneapolis, Minnesota

thunderangel — 2009-08-03 23:10:32Z

Okay, so you won't be needing me, then. Good luck.

Re: Surname Moses and wife nee Cohen - in Minneapolis, Minnesota

thunderangel — 2009-08-03 23:10:12Z

Okay, so you won't be needing me, then.

Re: Surname Moses and wife nee Cohen - in Minneapolis, Minnesota

thunderangel — 2009-08-03 16:40:47Z

Hello Rose,
I am located in Minneapolis and I would be more than happy to work with you on this as a random act of genealogical kindness. Please contact me at my email address: jeannealogy@earthlink.net

Thanks,
Jeanne