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Re: Nailor/Cloutier

LATTICEQUEEN99 — 2009-03-13 16:37:11Z

I WAS NANCY NAILOR AND MY GRANDPARENTS CAME DOWN FROM QUEBEC IN 1900 TO 1915....ALFRED CLOUTIER AND MARY DESBION NAILOR WAS HIS WIFE....UNCLE CHARLES ,LOUIS, MAURICE , MY FATHER ROBERT....AUNTS MARIE ,PAULINE, ROSE ALL NAILORS AND MARYS CHILDREN . WHAT DO I DO NOW????I AM 68 HOPE I SPELLED THE NAMES RIGHT.

Re: Joseph Nailor/Hester Tatro Marriage, Fairfield, VT

richardsr01 — 2008-01-07 23:40:12Z

I think I can help you. Contact me at my regular Email address. Richardsr01@comcast.net. This format is too unweidly for communications. My great great grandfather was Joseph Nailor (Cloutier) in Vermont at that time.

Richard

Re: Joseph Nailor/Hester Tatro Marriage, Fairfield, VT

richardsr01 — 2008-01-07 23:40:10Z

Re: Nailor/Cloutier

richardsr01 — 2008-01-07 23:22:58Z

Changing the name is misery for the researcher. I have it in writing by my great great grandmother. Her and my paternal great great grandfather were French Canadians. He was Edward Cloutier and she was Theresa Cadieux. In Vermont they became Nailor. With the help of a professional researcher in Montpelier I was able to confirm it all and tied back 11 generations to Zacharie Cloutier.
Some of my distant relations spell it Naylor and others Nailer. That's to be expected. Regretfully, everytime you chase the name Nailor itself there is a tendency to take it to England. The possibility of an anglisized version from the French Cloutier is not mentioned. I find that very frustrating.
I have about 3,000 names in my data base and I communicate with a gent in Canada who has 14000 names in his data base (Cloutier/Nailor). If you can give me some info, perhaps I can help you.

Richard

Oliver Nailer & Mary Farr

garbagehunter — 2007-02-17 21:36:43Z

my email has changed since I posted earlier. Oliver and Mary were living in Douglas County (Lawrence) Kansas in 1870. With them were John A. Titus (I think) age 11 and an 18 year old male whose name may be Taylor Farr.By 1880 Oliver and his 2 children were living with his new wife Melvina (we know they separated or divorced). Have much info on Oliver and Mary's descendants, looking for ancestors. Thank you.

Re: Nailor surname

Spursdave — 2007-01-19 16:24:54Z

Hiya,
I'm looking for any information on the Nailor/Nailer family that came from Bucklebury in the 1800's.
John Nailor is my gggggandad and Susanah Jones is my gggggrandmother.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

many thanks - Dave Bennett

Re: Those poor relations in Bucks County PA

2006-06-27 19:45:01Z

Where exactly did you find them in Phily?
Don't give up on the connection to Bucks.
Many people who lived in Phily ended up in Bucks country or visa versa.
I find the name connection of William and Thomas very interesting. We have the same two names running through our family. I know they are common names, but still, it's worth pursing a little further.
I have a William in Bucks county born Sept. 26, 1800. His wife was Elizabeth Righter. He was born in Hunterdon County NJ and died in Bucks County July 6, 1874.

Re: Those poor relations in Bucks County PA

2006-06-27 19:34:33Z

He's probably not your relative, but he must be related. Perhaps an uncle or a cousin, or the person your relative is named after, or something like that. Hang on to the census record, because some day it will make sense.

Re: Those poor relations in Bucks County PA

2006-06-26 14:00:03Z

I looked at that 1860 record. And it seemed like such a good match except all of the dates are way off. Thomas was born in 1834. If the Mary Addis/Naylor listed is his wife she is suddenly 10 years older! Also the kids don't match. I know I have him in the 1870 census. It matches family oral history.

Re: Those poor relations in Bucks County PA

2006-06-26 13:32:32Z

Here is what I know: Thomas Nailer/Naylor married Maria Addis just outside of Pittsburgh. Thomas was from Philly. Father named William born 1800 mother unknown. Thomas was mixed but Will might have been white?

These are all of the naylors
1. Nailer, Hester b.1868
2. Nailer, Mary b.1870
3. Nailer, Thomas b.1834
4. Naylor, Hellen
5. Naylor, Leanor
6. Naylor, Marietta
7. Naylor, Gabe
8. Naylor, Rebecca May 1865 - 1904
9. Naylor, William b.1801

I found a william and mary in philly where the names of siblings match and the dates. I want to trace back further but I can find no other records.

Thanks for your help. My Grandma (who is decendent from the Naylors) was in the AME church. But, I have a soft sport for Quakers!

I thought I saw a connection to bucks county, but now I don't think so.

Re: Those poor relations in Bucks County PA

marymild — 2006-06-24 19:21:41Z

Oops, my eyes strayed. I got the wrong kids. Thomas and Mary children are named Lavina, Ann and Ella. There is also a John Murray (sp.) and a Wm. Wilson in the household.

Re: Those poor relations in Bucks County PA

marymild — 2006-06-24 19:18:45Z

Did you see the 1860 Census record for Elizabeth Township in Allegheny County. There is a Thomas Nailor listed (who is black). He is listed as age 40 with a wife Mary age, 36. And four children, Lucinda, Zacheus, Catherine and Eliza. I would think they are definately related.

Re: Those poor relations in Bucks County PA

2006-06-24 19:06:15Z

I don't think so, but you got that Nailer name somehow, so anything is possible. None of the Naylors I know in Bucks County were of mixed race. They were all white. But, as you know, it only takes one person to change that.

Most of the Naylors were Quaker and married other Quakers. My Naylors seem to be from a Protestant faith, usually Baptist or Methodist or Presbyterian.

But if your ancestors were in Pennsylvania, there are only a few Naylor lines in the state. They seem to be either from Philadelphia, Chester, Montgomery County (which was Phila. at one point) or Bucks County in origin. There are two Naylor groups I know of in Bucks. One from the Southampton area, which probably came from Philadelphia (that is John Naylor), and one from the Solebury area (my ancestors) who came from Hunterdon (That is Peter Naylor). Then slowly some of those Naylors/Nailors moved a little West.

I don't remember if the Poor children Report was just a Bucks County thing or a Pennsylvania thing. If it was a PA thing, you might be able to find a similar document in Allegheny county for your ancestors.

How far back do your Nailors go in Allegheny? And what were their names?

Re: Those poor relations in Bucks County PA

2006-06-24 17:00:27Z

Could any of these people have been black or mixed race? I'm related to a Thomas Nailer (born 1834) married to Maria Addis (born 1846) with childern:

Rebecca May 1865
Hester 1868
Mary 1870

They were mixed race ... these dates seem way to early. And I have them in Forward, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania... But, maybe there is some connection.

Susan

Re: Nailor Family of Troy, NY

marymild — 2006-05-26 22:29:14Z

A Joseph R. Nailor of Lambertville NJ married an Adeline M'Gregory also of Troy New York in Doylestown PA, 25 July 1831. I have no idea if there is a connection but thought it might be worth mentioning. There are a large number of Naylors in Hunterdon County NJ. That is all I know about Joseph.

Re: Charles Nailor in 1786

marymild — 2006-05-26 22:19:59Z

FYI: Alloway Creek in Salem County is in New Jersey, if anyone is interested.

MO Naylor's

waddellwright85 — 2006-02-07 19:25:16Z

Hi ya'll, I have a pretty good list of the MO/Platte Co. Naylors. It's kind of confusing sometimes, cuz even the records will show Platte Co when some of them were in St. Joe, MO (which is buchanan Co).

Ignatius Naylor moved his family from Bath Co. Ky to Platte Co., MO (around Parkville area) Some of them then moved futher north to St. Joe area. E-mail me at falconflite@earthlink.net.

Shelia

Nettie Naylor and John Wade

sharolyn — 2006-01-08 01:29:08Z

Looking for the marriage of Nettie Naylor and John Wade. Nettie was b. 1866 Georgia; John B. 1856 Georgia. Looks like they were in Indian Territory by 1883 as their oldest dau Alice was b. 1883 I.T. Their daugher Audrey Wade, my 2nd cousin, was born in Indian Territory in 1905. Thank you
Sharolyn@webtv.net

Re: Nailor/Cloutier

2005-05-24 03:48:03Z

Elmo, As you can see my last name is Nailor and I was told by my Grandfather that our relatives had changed their name from Cloutier to Nailor when they came from Canada. When I saw your posting I immediately thought their is some truth to my Grandfathers story. My Grandfathers name was Warren "Larry" Nailor.

Charles Nailor in 1786

2005-05-10 03:05:13Z

May 7, 1786:
Lower Alloways Creek township, Salem county, May 1, 1788.
My wife Phoebe hath eloped from me and consorts with another man.
Charles Nailor

I am not related to this family, I am just passing on this information, which comes from a book titled "Runaway Women, Elopements And Other Miscreant Deeds, As Advertised In The Pennsylvania Gazette - 1728 -1789. (together with a few abused wives and unfortunate children)." Compiled by Judith Ann Highley Meier. Published by Closson Press. 1993. Page 92.

Joseph Nailor/Hester Tatro Marriage, Fairfield, VT

2004-09-29 19:16:17Z

I have found a Marriage in the Fairfield Vt records of Joseph Nailor and Hester Tatro. They were married by Justice of Peace John Leach on 6 apr 1821 in Fairfield, VT. They were residing in St-Denis Quebec. Looking for parents and birth and death records.

Naylor Stable 14th in DC

2003-10-23 16:28:02Z

Looking for information on Naylor Stable famous in Lincolin assassination

Ralph Nailor-KY/N.C.

2003-09-17 16:35:19Z

Taken from book: Kentucky Obituaries 1787-1854... I have no additional information on this person.

Ralph Nailor, formerly of Kentucky, died in Dec 1799 in Jones County, N.C. He was a mill-right (Kentucky Gazette Jan 11, 1803 edition)...

The KY Gazette was a Lexington, KY Newspaper

Nailer,Nailor in York Co., PA

2003-01-18 17:51:43Z

01/18/o3 My g-g grandfather Barnard Nailor married Lydia Eckert in York Co., PA moved to near Brandon Iowa in 1855 looking for earlier Nailor-Naylor.
Possibly George born in England, Barnard & Lydias son, Granville, changed name to Naylor in Iowa. He was a Civil War vet. Married Rebecca Oldfather in Iowa buried in Brandon,Iowa cem. Would like to connect family to country of origin.

Elizabeth Nailor who married Alexander Morton

2002-12-09 05:27:46Z

Looking for Elizabeth Nailor who married Alexander. I do not know if they were married in County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland, or in Ontario, Canada. Most of their children migrated to Ontario, Canada. In addition I recieved burial info that they are buried in Ontario. I am making contact with most Morton's from this line, but my problem is I have no info on the parents or birth place of Elizabeth. It is my understanding the she was born in Northern Ireland. But can't place that as a fact. I am looking for the parish in County Fermanagh that their children were born. Anyone know of the Nailor that married into the Morton family that settled in Hasting County, Ontario, Canada please let me know. You may view a better portion of the Morton at these addresses:

http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&...

http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&...

http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&...

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Re: Nailor/Naylor/Cloutier

2002-07-29 21:42:43Z

Mr. Nailor,
I am looking for information on my namesake Allison Nailor. We are from Washington DC. Any clues. Is the St. Alban's to which you refer in DC?
Sincerly
Allison Miller

Elias Nailor, Northampton County, PA

Tanya574 — 2002-08-13 08:27:40Z

I am looking for info on an Elias Nailor that married Susan Bundstein/Bunstein, she was b. abt 1809, her father was John Bundstein/Bonstein b. 24 Apr 1782 in Hecktown, PA d. 15 Feb 1851 Easton, her mother was Susannah Billheimer b. 24 Aug 1788 and d. 1821, when John Bundstein died in 1851, Elias signed the Bond in John's Will along with Jacob Boorem and John Bonstein Jr and Oliver Bunstein, on the inventory sheets Elias Nailor bought a few items, he was John's son in law, I am trying to find his parents and his and Susan's children. Would anyone happen to be familiar with this Nailor family?
thanks
Tanya Biblgirl@msn.com

Re: Nailer,Nailor in York Co., PA

CathyMcCormick83 — 2003-11-20 01:49:03Z

Nailors from Clinton County New York

islandgurl_2002 — 2003-04-30 23:36:51Z

Seeking to connect with relatives whos ancestors worked at Peru Steel Iron Co.in Clintonville,County New York.

Some surnames that also worked at Peru Steel Iron Co.
Nailor,Burnham,Palmer,Elliot

Thanks in advance,
Regina Stover

Naylor (Nailor) surname

alsquire — 2003-03-05 00:07:51Z

Bucklebury, Berks. and London residence.
Allied family: Naylor (Nailor), Caldwell

Oliver Nailer

claudie808 — 2003-11-07 22:09:46Z

Looking for birth,,parents etc of Oliver Leland Nailer (Nailor/Naylor) born 28 Nov 1875 in Kansas. His mother believed to be Mary Farr, have info on his death and descendants.

Susan (Trimpey) Nailor obituary

puppup — 2003-11-03 18:18:18Z

Source: The Daily Item, Sunbury, PA July 13, 2003
Deceased: Nailor, Susan T (Trimpey)
Age: 6
Birth date: Feb. 18, 1938
Birth place: Kane, PA
Death date: July 12, 2003
Place of death: Centre County, PA

For a copy of full obit send email to:
dactackm@jlink.net

No relation to the deceased

Nailor Family of Troy, NY

frankjudge — 2003-01-28 06:10:49Z

Seeking information on the Judge and Nailor families of Troy, NY. Oldest confirmed ancestor is John Joseph Judge (b. Ireland, abt. December 1846; d. prob. 1926), who imigrated to US, married Julia NAILOR (abt. 1848-1887). They had four children: Frank Thomas, Bridget, Michael and Daniel. Frank (abt. 1879-1939) married Jane Elizabeth WALL (abt. 1877-1952), prob. November 1911. John Judge and his children remained in the Troy area, living on Ida Street. Surname of mother of John thought to be TRACY, though some recent evidence suggests CUSACK (father widowed and remarried?).

Nailor married Weaver in Alabama

antiquity1 — 2004-04-06 12:53:32Z

Searching for Parents or any information on Victoria Nailor (b. 1876 d. 1829) and Alexander Wright Weaver ( b. 1875 d. 1950) they were married and are buried in Free Home Cemetery on Grant/Gunter Mountain in Marshall Co. Alabama. Their children are James Willis Weaver (still living), Linnie Weaver Helton, Odis Weaver, Nina Lee Weaver, Ida Weaver, Lila Weaver. There could be more children but these are the only ones that I know about. Any information is appreciated and I will gladely share information that I have on these family lines. Nailor, Weaver, Helton, Henson

Re: Nailer,Nailor in York Co., PA

Cpaystrup — 2004-03-31 04:03:42Z

for NAILER, NAYLOR, NEILER lines in York County go to my
home page at
http://www.xmission.com/~paystrup

...CAT

George Henry NAILOR s/o Benjamin Franklin NAILOR s/o George NAILOR Jr. of Cumberland County, PA

Cpaystrup — 2003-04-15 23:20:15Z

Hi,
looks like you come down the line of the above. I am a NAILOR/NEILER researcher who has done a lot of searching on these families from Pennsylvania. They are German of the York County area of PA. My homepage is down for a few days while I update records but I will post my URL when it is up or you can contact me at paystrup@xmission.com
...CAT

Re: Nailor/Naylor/Cloutier

diamondkathy — 2003-05-24 02:56:32Z

I was in Rock Creek Cemetery in Washington DC today and noted the following tombstone, Allison Nailor, Jr 1836-1908. Hope this helps.

Thomas Nailor, 1776 Frederick Co., MD

sksmith_nl — 2003-10-31 17:44:50Z

Looking for anyone who may have transcribed his Revolutionary War service record or Pension application statement for service in the Frederick Co., Maryland Flying Camp, Sept./Oct., 1776 under Capt. Valentine Creager. (Please note this is not my ancestor)

Those poor relations in Bucks County PA

marymild1 — 2002-06-08 12:20:50Z

Nailor