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1840 census

EnlowSearcher — 2009-08-07 14:20:39Z

In the 1840 census Johnathan is listed next store to Melcher Oyler, Melcher Duncan and Robert Duncan.
Juli mygeniestuff@gmail.com

Oylers in VA, TN, MO

mygeniestuff — 2009-08-07 13:54:17Z

I am looking for Jonathon Oyler's parents and his siblings. He was supposed to been b @1799 in SW VA. From there his family moved with Duncans to Robertson Co, TN. He and some of the Duncans went to MO. I know he died in Pike Co, MO.

Re: Jenny/Jinny Oyler and Edward Ruley--Virginia

Carrol1120 — 2009-07-08 01:50:30Z

Hi Phil,
I am sorry i haven't answered sooner.Phil i'm sure we are on the right track about Edward and Jenny ,do you have any pictures of Jenny.I have a picture of Lucy and her brother Goldie,if you want to send me your address i will send it to you.I knew Goldie well,he lived in Richwood ,W.V.Who did Lucy marry.Have you ever heard of a man called Lee Grimm,i think he was married to Lucy.I could be wrong. Catch you later. If you want to e-mail me,my address is Carrol1@aol.com Henry

Re: Jenny/Jinny Oyler and Edward Ruley--Virginia

priley1191 — 2009-07-03 15:37:43Z

Henry,

Thank you for your response. While I cannot confirm that this is the same Jenny, I can't help but think it is. My mother once met Jenny when she also was very young. Jenny was actually my great grandmother which would make my grandmother, Lucy, and you first cousins. Do you recall that name or did you ever meet her?

Re: Jenny/Jinny Oyler and Edward Ruley--Virginia

Carrol1120 — 2009-07-02 01:23:18Z

hi my name is henry oyler. idont know how much you have found out about your great great grandmother ihope a lot this lady was my fathers sister i met her once when i was very young her name is elizabeth jane oyler ruley jenny was her nickname. she and her husband are buried in the andrew chapel cemetary. united methodist church in springwood va on route 635 off route 630 if this is any help let me know . henry

Re: Jenny/Jinny Oyler and Edward Ruley--Virginia

Carrol1120 — 2009-07-02 01:18:57Z

Re: lewis oyler sr.

amrap1 — 2009-05-06 20:25:31Z

my Samuel Hartman was born in 1850,oct 1 in Rockingham Va.

Barbara

Family of Donovan Griffin Leslie and Merle Oyler, late 19th and 20th cent

muller1938 — 2009-04-19 02:36:42Z

Seeking information on the children of Donovan Griffin LESLIE (1904-1976) and Merle A. OYLER (1905-1995). Donovan Griffin Leslie is a 3 X great grandson of Alexander NEGLEY (1734-1809) of Pittsburgh and would have been my 4th cousin. I am seeking information on the following individuals as part of a large project to identify the descendants of Alexander Negley.

Both Donovan and Merle were born in Colorado (with Donovan's birth place being Mesa Co., CO). I don't know when they were married (prob. In the early 1920s since their first child, Donovan Earl Leslie, was born on April 11, 1924 in CO. A register report with sources follows at the end of this query.

The five children of Donovan and Merle are whom I need information on:

The first child is Donovan Earl, born in CO in 1924 and died in Covington, Los Angeles Co., Calif. In 1986. He married someone by the name of Pat PARKER, and they had at least one child, Shari Ann Leslie (b. Oct 8 1947 according to the LESLIE—NEGLEY Family history. When and where was Pat Parker born and who were her parents?

Concerning Shari Ann, I was able to find two children in the California Birth Index born to Leslie and Parker couples, but their birth dates are much more recent (Kathy Ann Leslie, b. April 4, 1967 in Los Angeles; and Lynette Shaney Leslie, b. Oct 10 1978 in Alemada Co., Calif.) They could belong to this couple, but . . . ... Where was Shari Ann born? Did she marry and have a family?

The second child is Eleanor Irene Leslie. She is listed in the 1930 census with a probable birth year of 1928 in Colorado. She married someone by the name of Stanley M. BRADBURY (1922-1993) and the had a female child in July, 1948 according to the LESLIE-NEGLEY family history, but we have no name or place. Where was the child of Eleanor and Stanley born? (Finding no Bradbury/Leslie couples in the California Birth index, I assume she was NOT born in Calif.) What is her name? Did she marry and have a family? Did Eleanor and Stanley have any additional children?

The third child, Donna Merle, is listed in the LESLIE-NEGLEY family history as being born on April 6, 1929, BUT she is not listed in the 1930 census and I think her birth year is later. She was reported to have married someone by the name of J. P. TIREY. Based on the 1930 census results for Grand Junction, CO, it seems more likely that the name is actual Paul J. Tirey, Jr., the son of Pleasant J./Paul J. Tirey and Adabelle ??. Donna and J.P./P.J. had a child, Cathy Leann Tirey in December, 1946 (place unknown).

What is Donna Merle's actual birth date and place?

What did/does J.P./P.J. do for a living? Where was Cathy Leann Tirey born? Did she ever marry and have a family? Did Dona and P.J. have any other children?

And then it get worse. The fourth child is Frances Jean Leslie, b. May 20 1934, place unknown, Where was she born? Did she ever marry and have a family? What did/does she do for a living?

The fifth child is Sall Leann Leslie, b. Mar 26, 1940, place unknown. Again, where was she born? Did she ever marry and have a family? What did/does she do for a living?

Willing to share information.

Bill Muller
muller1938@yahoo.com
3 X great grandson of Alexander Negley

Descendants of Donovan Griffin Leslie

Generation No. 1

1. Donovan Griffin7 Leslie (Frank Griffin6, Joseph Newton5, George4, William3, William2, George1)1,2,3,4 was born May 05, 1904 in Glade Park, Mesa, CO5, and died Jul 1976 in Grand Junction, Mesa Co., CO6. He married Merle A. Oyler7,8,9, daughter of Floyd Oyler and Lizzie ??. She was born May 08, 1905 in CO10, and died May 08, 1995 in Palisade, Mesa Co., CO10.

More About Donovan Griffin Leslie:
Occupation: 1930, Dairy stock raiser
Social Security Number: 522-38-9416

More About Merle A. Oyler:
Social Security Number: 511-34-2688

Marriage Notes for Donovan Leslie and Merle Oyler:
Only Donovan Earl and Eleanor Irene are listed with their parents in the 1930 census for Fruita, Mesa Co., CO which suggests that the birth year for Donna Merle should probably be after 1930 (or at least after the 1930 census).

Children of Donovan Leslie and Merle Oyler are:
+ 2 i. Donovan Earl8 Leslie, born Aug 11, 1924 in CO; died May 29, 1986 in Covina, Los Angeles Co., Calif..
+ 3 ii. Eleanor Irene Leslie, born Abt. 1928 in CO.
+ 4 iii. Donna Merle Leslie, born Apr 06, 1929.
5 iv. Frances Jean Leslie11, born May 20, 193411.
6 v. Sallie Leann Leslie11, born Mar 26, 194011.

Generation No. 2

2. Donovan Earl8 Leslie (Donovan Griffin7, Frank Griffin6, Joseph Newton5, George4, William3, William2, George1)11,12 was born Aug 11, 1924 in CO13,14, and died May 29, 1986 in Covina, Los Angeles Co., Calif.14. He married Pat Parker15.

More About Donovan Earl Leslie:
Social Security Number: 569-26-2648

Notes for Pat Parker:
Who is Pat Parker? When and where was she born? When and where did she die?

Child of Donovan Leslie and Pat Parker is:
7 i. Shari Ann9 Leslie15, born Oct 08, 194715.

Notes for Shari Ann Leslie:
Where was Shari born? Did she ever marry and have children?
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3. Eleanor Irene8 Leslie (Donovan Griffin7, Frank Griffin6, Joseph Newton5, George4, William3, William2, George1)15 was born Abt. 1928 in CO16. She married Stanley M. Bradbury17,18, son of James Bradbury and Johanne Hansen. He was born May 13, 1922 in CO19,20, and died Sep 12, 1993 in Simi Valley, Ventura Co., Calif.21,22.

Notes for Stanley M. Bradbury:
When and were was Stanley born? What were the names of his parents?
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More About Stanley M. Bradbury:
Social Security Number: 522-12-9642

Child of Eleanor Leslie and Stanley Bradbury is:
8 i. ??9 Bradbury23, born Jul 22, 1948.

Notes for ?? Bradbury:
NOT listed in the California birth index, suggesting that she was born before the family moved to Calif.
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4. Donna Merle8 Leslie (Donovan Griffin7, Frank Griffin6, Joseph Newton5, George4, William3, William2, George1)23 was born Apr 06, 192923. She married Paul J. Tirey, Jr.24, son of Paul/Pleasant Tirey and Adabelle ??. He was born Abt. 1921 in CO24.

Notes for Donna Merle Leslie:
Where and when was Donna born?

Only Donovan Earl and Eleanor Irene are listed with their parents in the 1930 census for Fruita, Mesa Co., CO which suggests that the birth year for Donna Merle should probably be after 1930 (or at least after the 1930 census).

Child of Donna Leslie and Paul Tirey is:
9 i. Cathy Leann9 Tirey25, born Dec 24, 194625.

Notes for Cathy Leann Tirey:
Did she ever marry and have children?

Endnotes

1. OUR FAMILY TREE: Leslie . . . Negley families.
2. U.S. Census, 1910 for 17th Precinct, Orchard Mesa, Mesa Co., CO (ED 97, p. 226A), "Electronic."
3. U.S. Census, 1920 for Glade Park, Mesa Co., CO (ED 104, p. 2B), "Electronic."
4. U.S. Census, 1930 for Fruita, Mesa Co., CO (ED 3, p. 1A), "Electronic."
5. OUR FAMILY TREE: Leslie . . . Negley families.
6. SOCIAL SECURITY DEATH INDEX, "Electronic."
7. OUR FAMILY TREE: Leslie . . . Negley families.
8. U.S. Census, 1930 for Fruita, Mesa Co., CO (ED 3, p. 1A), "Electronic."
9. U.S. Census, 1920 for Clifton, Mesa Co., CO (ED 103, p. 3A), "Electronic."
10. SOCIAL SECURITY DEATH INDEX, "Electronic."
11. OUR FAMILY TREE: Leslie . . . Negley families.
12. U.S. Census, 1930 for Fruita, Mesa Co., CO (ED 3, p. 1A), "Electronic."
13. OUR FAMILY TREE: Leslie . . . Negley families.
14. SOCIAL SECURITY DEATH INDEX, "Electronic."
15. OUR FAMILY TREE: Leslie . . . Negley families.
16. U.S. Census, 1930 for Fruita, Mesa Co., CO (ED 3, p. 1A), "Electronic."
17. OUR FAMILY TREE: Leslie . . . Negley families.
18. U.S. Census, 1930 for Silt, Garfield Co., CO (ED 35, p. 2B), "Electronic."
19. SOCIAL SECURITY DEATH INDEX, "Electronic."
20. U.S. Census, 1930 for Silt, Garfield Co., CO (ED 35, p. 2B), "Electronic."
21. SOCIAL SECURITY DEATH INDEX, "Electronic."
22. CALIFORNIA DEATH INDEX, 1940-1997, "Electronic."
23. OUR FAMILY TREE: Leslie . . . Negley families.
24. U.S. Census, 1930 for Grand Junction, Mesa Co., CO (ED 16, p. 13B), "Electronic."
25. OUR FAMILY TREE: Leslie . . . Negley families.

OYLER Ira Grant 1888 1977 pvt US Army W W I

t42OldHall_DenCoTX — 2009-03-09 18:30:04Z

OYLER Ira Grant 1888 1977 pvt US Army W W I

David Strickland photographed this gravestone in the Old Hall Cemetery, Lewisville, Denton Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 201,398 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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

OYLER Daniel E 1918-1982

t42Moore — 2009-01-09 15:57:17Z

OYLER Daniel E 1918-1982

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 199,787 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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

OYLER Mary Agatha 1922-1962

t42Moore — 2009-01-09 15:57:06Z

OYLER Mary Agatha 1922-1962

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 199,787 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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

Re: Huddleston-Thomas-Kirby-Clements Cemetery in Bedford County, VA

BobbyThomas28 — 2008-12-08 20:58:03Z

The new email address for Maryanna Weeks is maryannaweeks@comcast.net . Please feel free to contact her for further information about the Huddleston/Thomas Cemetery project or if you believe you are a descendant of someone buried there.

Huddleston-Thomas-Kirby-Clements Cemetery in Bedford County, VA

BobbyThomas28 — 2008-12-06 02:48:59Z

Hello,

We are looking for descendants of Henry Huddleston 1775-1845 who married Martha “Patty” Lloyd. They were my 3rd great grandparents. The family cemetery where he is buried along with several other Huddlestons, Thomas’, Kirby’s, and Clements’ is in Bedford County, VA and was, up until recently, in an active cow pasture. The cows have broken many of the headstones that were not surrounded by a fence and trampled them into the mud. Over the past two years a small but dedicated group of Huddleston and Thomas descendants have traveled from various parts of the USA to Bedford County, VA and worked to remove unwanted invasive species of trees and shrubs and fought hard to get the owner of the surrounding property to fence his cattle out of the cemetery. Henry's Huddleston’s tombstone had been broken off near the bottom and knocked down. We excavated it and moved it inside a small fenced area so the cows could not damage it further.

We have been successful in getting the owner of the cattle and surrounding property to remove the cows from the cemetery area and put up a temporary electric fence to keep them from returning. However, this cemetery is in pitiful condition and we desperately need to put up a secure fence to protect our ancestor’s graves from any further damage. We also need to exterminate a colony of ground hogs that has burrowed into the Thomas area of the cemetery. One of the main problems we ran into when we first undertook this cemetery restoration project is that the cemetery was “excluded” for the sale of the original Huddleston family farm in 1949 and was meant to remain in the care of surviving family members forever. However, the cemetery was never properly surveyed and recorded at the Bedford County Courthouse with its own deed and plat etc. Additionally, the rightful Huddleston owners and heirs did not know that they had inherited the cemetery. Due to shoddy land surveying practices employed in the area the cemetery never received the proper legal protection required by Virginia State Law as the old Huddleston farm was further subdivided and sold off bit by bit.

Fortunately, another descendant who is a Virginia Licensed Land Surveyor and Professional Engineer has conducted the deed research and surveyed the cemetery so that we can ensure that the site is properly protected from now on. Currently, the boundary survey and plat for the cemetery are complete and ready to file. The Articles of Organization for the Huddleston-Thomas Cemetery, LLC have been prepared and put in the mail to the State Corporation Commission. The Quit-Claim Deed is prepared and will be mailed to the heirs next week (the elderly heirs have agreed to sign the cemetery over to a group of younger descendants). A draft Operating Agreement is being prepared (95% complete). This is the real business end of the LLC and will deal with members, meetings, accounting, etc.

So you see all the hard research and legal work has been taken care of and now we are turning our focus toward the physical protection (fencing) and restoration of the cemetery. We are looking for other descendants who might be willing to contribute to the cost of a fence and/or other cemetery restoration needs. We will be getting estimates soon from a fence contractor who also happens to be a descendant and from area stone masons for help in resetting toppled headstones and repairing/replacement of broken headstones.

According to Bedford County Museum Cemetery Survey the others buried there are:
Frank J. Huddleston Jan 20, 1868- Feb 9, 1916
Florrie M. Huddleston Feb 8, 1899-June 15, 1900
Donald Berkley Huddleston Sept 13, 1909-Nov 24, 1935
Fannie E. Huddleston Sep 4, 1872- Apr 3, 1940
Henry S. Huddleston Nov 1, 1834 - Mar 8, 1922
Mary E. Huddleston Aug 18, 1842-June 20, 1907
Fountain P. Huddleston Sep 9, 1874-Oct 28, 1931
Florence Porter Huddleston Oct 10, 1873-Feb 16, 1958
Bettie W. Kirby Clements Oct 17, 1855-Jul 2, 1919
Mary J. Kirby Oct 8, 1823-Mar 25, 1893
Geils Donald Thomas 1873-1945
Louise Elizabeth Yancy 1866-1942
William P. Thomas Nov 3, 1927- Apr 22, 1918 (CSA Civil War Veteran)
Sarah C. Thomas Dec 31, 1833-Mar 31, 1888
John P. Thomas May 13, 1864-Sep 22, 1965
Sarah A. Thomas died Jul 4, 1856 (age 24)

Also, on Thanksgiving Day 2008 we unearthed the headstones of Martha “Patty” Lloyd b. 1778 wife of Henry Huddleston (b. 1775, d. 1845). Her headstone is badly broken and is likely beyond repair. We also unearthed the headstones of Richard Huddleston and his wife Elizabeth (Oyler) Huddleston. They are my 2nd great grandparents. Photographs of the cemetery and the various headstones are available for those interested in joining the cemetery protection/restoration project team.

If you can help in any way, please feel free to contact me at retandkt@earthlink.net or Maryanna Weeks at amweeks@adelphia.net . Please forward this message to anyone else you know researching these Huddleston or Thomas lines.

Sincerely,

Robert Thomas,
Wake Forest, NC

THOMAS OYLER, 1915-2000

xd22577 — 2008-10-14 20:02:27Z

THOMAS OYLER
April 24, 1915-Aug. 24, 2000

Thomas Oyler, 85, of Rancho Bernardo died Aug. 24. He was born in Cincinnati and was a retired attorney and corporate executive. He served in the Marine Corps during World War II, attaining the rank of captain. Mr. Oyler was a member of St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church and the Rancho Bernardo Rotary Club.

Survivors include his wife, Barbara.

No services are planned.
Donations: CASA Foundation.
Arrangements: Telophase Cremation Society.

COUNTY OBITUARIES
[1 2 7 Edition]
The San Diego Union - Tribune - San Diego, Calif.
Date: Sep 13, 2000
Start Page: B.8.2.7
Section: LOCAL

Amanda Oyler/Oiler married to James Chandler

kay_hinkle — 2008-08-22 01:44:07Z

I am looking for the descendants of a Amanda Oyler/Oiler who was married to a James Chandler. They lived in Illinois and Oklahoma from what census I have found. They had a daughter named Amy Florence Chandler who married a Edward Aaron Brown in Oklahoma. I descend from a son of Amy Florence and Edward Aaron. Would love to find anyone who may have information on this family. I was told that Amy might have died in 1914-Oklahoma but I don't know for sure. In 1880 per a Illinois census, the Chandler family lived next door to a A.J. Oyler. I don't know if this could be part of Amanda's family. On the 1890 and 1907 Oklahoma Territioral Census, the Chandlers were living in the Oklahoma Territory. The last census I found Amanda on was a 1920 census living with another daughter of hers named Etta (married name Johnston). If any of these names are familiar to anyone, I would love to hear from you. You can e-mail me at okie_angel21@hotmail.com with the subject line the same as this message.
Thank you,
Kay Hinkle
OKC

Re: Anna Maria "Mary" Oyler

3cissie — 2008-07-23 17:18:00Z

Would appreciate info. for Isabvelle withers & //Wm. Keckler

Re: Joseph L. Oyler

Derbymw — 2008-05-09 12:37:03Z

Hello, thought I'd ring in. I think we may have been in touch about the Oyler line, maybe not. I just wanted to say that I think I have a picture of that house on John Street with some of the Oylers out front. Don't know which one's though. There not labeled and my grandmother didn't label them all before she died. Maybe you'd like to see? I can put it up on my Ancestry tree if so. I was thinking of doing that anyway.

Matthew.

Re: Alice cynthia penrod,smith,oyler and clarence oyler

bmhgzm — 2008-05-07 18:30:20Z

I am the granddaughter of Elsie May Schermerhorn Oyler. We have been looking for info on Maud Smith for years, as she left without my grandmother and went back to Indiana. ANY info would be greatly appreciated! Norma Thomason bmhgzm@hotmail.com

Re: Alice cynthia penrod,smith,oyler and clarence oyler

2006-10-22 01:01:16Z

do you know if Maud's family had relatives in Ohio or Kentucky?
I do know we are related to the Lilley's of W.V.

Re: Alice cynthia penrod,smith,oyler and clarence oyler

2006-10-21 17:05:27Z

My great grandmother was a Maud Smith. She had a daughter, Elsie Schermerhorn Oyler. If you would like a little more info on Maud, perhaps I can help and if you believe her to be a relative.

Re: Alice cynthia penrod,smith,oyler and clarence oyler

2006-10-18 01:01:52Z

Maggie, please be more specific. Names of grandparents, approx date, and location, as you know. Then help may come your way.

Re: Mary Oyler Thomas Barnes

2006-09-13 17:54:18Z

I have sibs, and parents of Thomas E (b. 1813-1862)

Re: Joseph L. Oyler

byrona19 — 2008-03-24 00:47:16Z

I don't know where Brookville is, so I can't answer the question, with out know more. Is it near Bunker Hill or?

Re: Joseph L. Oyler

byrona19 — 2008-03-31 03:39:33Z

The Oylers I am refering to are from Bunker Hill, Indiana - near Peru, In, but they are from NC - to KY to So Ohio then to In

Re: Oyler surname

phyllisoyler — 2007-11-06 02:24:46Z

Dear Matthew,
The original immigrant Conrad b. @1690 had a son named Jacob. The information that I have does not list him marring a Fifer. The ages match up but the locations are different. These Oyler’s started in MD., and then went north and west in PA. I think they eventually went to Ohio but I don’t have any proof. You could try Morgan Iler. He has by far the most information on this family. His E-mail address is MBIler@juno .com. Morgan is ready and willing to help anyone but he is getting up in years and has apparently has not been too well of late so he sometimes takes a little longer to get back to you. I am sorry I can’t help more.
Sincerely,
Phyllis Oyler

Re: Oyler surname

phyllisoyler — 2007-11-06 02:16:05Z

Dear Ann,
I have a feeling that this particular family(and it's just a feeling) from what I have read left Germany and settled in England for a while, then came here from there. They originally settled in MD. and later found themselves in disputes over land sold by John Diggs [who sold the same land to more than one person] I think that after Hiram's death his family, with the exception of James Buchanan, my husbands direct decendent, went west into Ohio. I have never been able to prove anything on them. My family says Hiram's wife died young leaving the children without any parents. James B. is listed on the 1870 census as a laborer at the age of 11. There are many family stories, few of which I believe. Anyone who would know for sure is gone. Please feel free to contact me at any time.
Sincerely,
Phyllis Oyler

Re: Oyler surname

phyllisoyler — 2008-04-16 00:49:32Z

Dear Ann,
If you are intrested now you will become more obsessed as time goes on. Each new piece of information that leads you to one person makes you wander about the rest of the family, and the ancestors, and the decendents Etc.,Etc. It never stops. I have spent 30 years working on this stuff and still can't find what I am looking for. If I could find out who Hiram's father was I would throw a party. Then I would want to know who his grandfather was.
I rarely check this board, if you want to get a quicker answer please E-mail me at Oyler1776@aol.com.
Sincerely,
Phyllis

Re: Oyler surname

phyllisoyler — 2008-04-16 00:44:15Z

Dear Sir,
I know just about nothing about the Oylers in Ohio. I would love to piece the information together with what I have but because Ellen apparently died young or remarried I can find nothing on her. Hiram died intestate at a young age leaving his family with essentally nothing. His children were to young to be much help. I have often wondered what happened to them. The christian names were common ones and it is hard to find anything with no specifics.
Sincerely,
Phyllis Oyler

Re: Oyler Family

phyllisoyler — 2008-04-16 00:29:25Z

Dear katherine,
I know it is a long time but I believe the following gedcom includes information you may be able to use. It lists Daniel and Ammon Oyler(who was a mormon which explains the number of children). Hope it helps.
Sincerely,
Phyllis Oyler

OYLER's in Fairfield (perhaps Franklin) Co's, OH?

shellyinoh — 2006-06-09 18:21:51Z

Anyone working on OYLERs in Fairfield Co., OH? I have several loose ends I'd like to fix on my Bloom township website. So many of the OYLERs I have there left the township prior to 1900, and I'm trying to track them down to put in dates of death. I'd also like to merge any possible doubles I have, such as... I'm beginning to wonder if the Henry Oyler b Aug 1854 is actually David H. OYLER b abt 1855, s/o John W. and Harriet. David H. seemed to vanish after 1870 census, and Henry seemed to pop out of nowhere in 1880.

Any help appreciated. My website is at http://www.foorgenealogy.com/gene.html

Re: Smith Oyler/Oiler, Blanset Wigley in Alabama

ktally — 2006-12-01 00:15:07Z

I'm searching for Ida Oyler. Here's Ida and her father Smith Oyler in the 1900 census:

Bridgeport, Jackson Co, AL - 6/12/1900:
fam 176:
Smith Oyler 8/61, 38, married 16 years, AL, AL, AL, day laborer
Annie 3/71, 29, 9/6 children, AL, GA, GA
Doney dau, 9/85, 14, AL; Dora 10/86, 13, AL; Mallie 1/90, 10, AL; Ida B 10/92, 7, AL; Vida B 10/92, 17, AL; James 12/93, 6, AL
Ann Mayo mother, 3/48, 52, Wd, 1/1 children, GA, GA, GA

Re: Joseph L. Oyler

sseastrom41 — 2008-03-28 16:34:36Z

Bunder Hill, where? The one I am interested in would be southern Ohio or Indiana. Thanks for your reply.

Alice cynthia penrod,smith,oyler and clarence oyler

maggie15_1 — 2006-10-15 01:34:56Z

would like any info anyone might have as to my Great grandparents.

thanks

Robert Oyler

pammey27 — 2006-04-20 03:09:44Z

Robert Oyler b. 1819 Mo. to Jonathan and Mary Ann Hill Oyler did he marry a girl named Nancy and have 3 sons named Melcher, Thomas, and Jacob and live in Clarksville, Pike County, Missouri in 1850?

Jonathan Oyler Pike County, Missouri 1840

pammey27 — 2006-04-19 03:32:16Z

I need to know if Jonathan Oyler residing in Pike County, Missouri living next to a Merill Oyler in the 1840 Census had a daughter Sarah Elizabeth Oyler b. about 1825 in Missouri. Sarah Elizabeth Oyler is my ggggrandmother. My Sarah Elizabeth Oyler married Rufus Bruce in Pike County, Missouri 4/4/1841 and by 1850 was married to a James M. Seely and living in Spencer Township, Pike County, Missouri. Any info on these families would be appreciated.

Re: Oyler surname

seastrom41 — 2008-02-06 00:57:47Z

Phyllis,

My maiden name is oyler, and am looking for the oyler family in Ohio, what part of ohio are you talking about. This could explain why I am hitting a brick wall.

sseastrom@aol.com

Re: Joseph L. Oyler

seastrom41 — 2008-02-06 00:44:17Z

How is he related to the Oylers in Brookville

sseastrom@aol.com

Re: George G. Oyler

seastrom41 — 2008-02-06 00:40:12Z

If these are the english oylers from Ohio, I think I can help you

sseastrom@aol.com

Re: Thomas Oyler

seastrom41 — 2008-02-06 00:27:44Z

Have some info on the Oylers from that area, can contact me at sseastrom@aol.com

John Oyler

brittonfaith — 2006-02-28 17:27:36Z

I have a John A. Oiler/Oyler born 1843. Would this be your John? I have some info on him.

Elisha B Oyler/Oiler

brittonfaith — 2006-02-28 17:27:36Z

Am seeking parents for Elisha (Elihue) B. Oyler/Oiler.

What I know so far is that he was born about 1808 in VA. He married Charlotte Howard in RockyMount, VA on April 11 1831.

He is listed in the 1850 VA Census (Greenbrier Co.) with Charlotte and the following children: George R.(15), Catherine (17), Nancy (13), Elija(12), John (10), Mylo (4), Rachel (2),and Harriet (7). All family members were born in VA.

From Greenbrier Co. it is presumed that they moved to Kanawha Co. (W)VA. At least three of Elisha's children married there.

If anyone out there has ANY clue as to who Elisha's parents might be or when/where he died, please let me know. I'm at a dead end on this line of my family.

Thank you, Faith

Mrs Scott Richard Oyler

betabet1 — 2008-03-26 04:42:38Z

I have a photograph of this lady from a Victorian album. Most of the album photos are of Bath County, VA, families. Mrs Oyler's photo was taken by AH Plecker in Lynchburg. Does anyone know who she is? Thank you. - Anne

Where are descendants of A Emily Oyler?

ArizonaGal411 — 2006-07-10 19:55:39Z

Looking for descendants of A (not sure what it stands for!) and wife Emily. Understand they had 5 kids--Walter, Henry, John, Phillip & Emiline all born between 1862 and 1875 in IL. If you have info, please contact me. Thanks!

Re: Valentine Oyler Sr.

LoVer052561 — 2008-01-05 10:05:06Z

I am the Grand Daughter of Vera Blanche Oyler, Great Grand daughter of Michael Valentine Oyler married to Sarah Kelley, Coral Reef National Park Utah, and the descendant of Ammon-Conrad Oyler 10 generations. The family search site for LDS is a wealth of information. I would love any further information. I was able to get this information from my Great Aunt Cora 1/2 sister to my Grand Mother Vera, Aunt Cora passed in 1999 fortunately I was able to get information from her on the family, there is a house in the National park. I would love any history information or other branches of the family that may be out there. email Lover052561@yahoo.com

Here is my phone number 775-247-1906

Re: Oyler surname

Derbymw — 2007-11-10 01:14:30Z

Thanks for the info. If something interesting pops up then I'll post again.

Re: Oyler surname

Derbymw — 2007-11-10 01:03:19Z

Hello, glad to here from you. It's nice that you had a chance to go to those places and due some real research. I posted in another message that I may be going to Maryland next year for school and hope to due some research on family while I'm in the area. Yeh, from what I seen the two Jacobs are different. I know my grandma married her husband back in Newport Kentucky and her mother was Josephs Oyler's dau Martha Jane. I've been meaning to ask my father why since my grandfather Derby wasn't from Kentucky and as far as I knew Joseph and Susanna came to Indiana directly from OH. Wonder if there is some family connection to Newport. I looked to see if it's close to Jassamine County were Joseph Oyler was born but there not by one another. Probably is nothing though. Is there any way you can send me the research that you have done so I can help when I leave HI and do some myself. It would maybe keep me from doing the same thing twice. Do you happen to have any oyler pictures? I'd love to add any pictures too. I was just curious too, and was wondering were you link up?

Re: Oyler surname

Derbymw — 2007-11-03 20:21:48Z

Hello, I'm trying to find out info on a Jacob Oyler married to Elizabeth Fifer. I guess people havn't been able to find his father directly. He was born 17 May 1791 in North Carolina. He died in Bunker Hill Indiana. Would you happen to have anything to help? He ended up going from NC to KY to OH then IN. His son Jacob had a Levi born in OH.

Matthew Derby

Re: Oyler Family

seewlady — 2006-11-21 21:11:23Z

My message actually isn't related to the Oyler family. I have Troxell relatives in Rockbridge County. Do you live in Botetourt? and do you have any info about your Troxell background?

Re: Oyler surname

CurtGamble — 2007-11-09 03:38:25Z

Hello,
The Jacob Oyler you are interested in was in Lincoln Co. NC in the 1790's but trying to trace him back further than that has not been successful. My wife and I spent time
at the NC archives for a week but only got tantalizing hints of how he ties into the bigger picture.

He is not the Jacob Oyler born in PA and from the Conrad Oyler line. Many people have tried to tie that connection but records nullify that. the ages are very close but
different between the two Jacob Oylers. I have researched records in Lincoln Co. NC and the name varies depending whether jury duty records or other records.

There is a possibility that he might even tie back into the Conrad Oylers from Lancaster PA but at an earlier date. While researching these lines I have found 6 to 8 variations
on the spelling. Kentucky records offer some interesting clues.

Let me know if you get this msg. Sincerely Curt Gamble Cedaredge, CO w0alc@mindspring.com

Re: Joseph L. Oyler

SSeastorm — 2008-04-03 02:20:54Z

The one I was thinking of is from Franklin County, Indiana, they came from Ohio. Thank you so much for the reply!