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Books on the Pease Family

BarbaraS68 — 2009-11-16 01:50:25Z

Greetings,

I just found a new online bookstore that gives away FREE SEARCHABLE CD-ROM with the purchase of any family history book, they have over 20,000 titles to choose from, I just tought that I will pass it along to you.

Their address is www.ancestralbooks.com

Books that I was able to find from their website for my research:

A Genealogical and Historical Record of Descendants of John Pease - by Pease, Austin
Springfield, MA , 1869

Re: Mary Violet Pease Heilman

gwcutd1 — 2009-11-04 08:47:17Z

I dont think Johns father (Mary Violets grandfather) was George from Campsall. He can be found in the 1881 UK census still living in Doncaster with his brother Samuel and is unmarried. He died in Doncaster in 1891.
There are other George Pease's born in Yorkshire around 1819 so one of these might be the man you are looking for.
Gary

Elijah Pease, Martha's Vineyard, MA b. 1778

jasonmpease — 2009-10-16 21:41:11Z

Hello all,

I have been doing research on my Pease ancestry and have come to a snag.

I need to find out about an Elijah Pease born around 1778 in Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts. Died around 1820 after he and his wife moved to New Sharon, Maine.

He married Mary Collins born 12 Oct 1785 in Cape Ann, Massachusetts.

This was the generation that started my ancestry in Maine and I would like to connect this Elijah Pease to the known lines back to Great Baddow.

Any help would be appreciated.

Jason Pease

Re: Pease family in New York State

RickBart48 — 2009-09-26 01:11:59Z

Sorry I moved up and copied the wrong ancestry line it should read:

William E., son of Nelson or John Nelson (Anthony, Eli, Samuel, Samuel, Robert, John, Robert) and Louisa E. (____)Pease; b. Jul 1863 in NY; m. about 1888, Emma J. Dunbar..... etc

Rick

Re: Pease family in New York State

RickBart48 — 2009-09-26 01:08:27Z

Here are his parents
1.2.2.5.4.3.5.5.3 William E., son of Horace (Anthony, Eli, Samuel, Samuel, Robert, John, Robert) and Lovina (Blodgett) Pease; b. Jul 1863 in NY; m. about 1888, Emma J. Dunbar; b. Sep 1866 in New York. She was the daughter of Oscar M. Dunbar; b. about 1835 in NY; and Susan S.; b. about 1848 in NY. In 1900, William and his family were farming in Ridgeway, Orleans County, NY. In 1910, the family was living on Ladd Road in Hamlin, Monroe County, and in 1920, Emma was listed as a widow living on Plymouth Avenue in Rochester, Monroe County, NY, and working as a saleslady in a department store. Children of William E. and Emma J. (Dunbar) Pease born in New York:

1.2.2.5.4.3.5.5.3.1 Everett W. b. Mar 08, 1889 d.
1.2.2.5.4.3.5.5.3.2 Raymond A. b. Mar 22, 1891 d.
1.2.2.5.4.3.5.5.3.3 Milfred b. Feb 03, 1893 d.
1.2.2.5.4.3.5.5.3.4 Lloyd Dunbar b. Feb 04, 1898 d.
1.2.2.5.4.3.5.5.3.5 Lula Blanche b. Mar 1899 d.
1.2.2.5.4.3.5.5.3.6 Henry Wallace b. Dec 04, 1902 d. 1978 Livingston, NY
1.2.2.5.4.3.5.5.3.7 Dorsey M. b. Mar 20, 1904 d. Jan 1980 Rochester, NY

And here is what I know about some of the children
1.2.2.5.4.3.5.5.3.1 Everett W. Pease; b. Mar 08, 1889 in Ridgeway, NY; m. Adeline A.; b. about 1894 in New York. Her father was born in England, and her mother was born in New York. When Everett filed his WWI draft registration card, he was a farmer in Otis, NY, with a wife and two children. At that time he was 5 feet 5 inches tall with brown hair and brown eyes. During the 1930 census Everett was a farm laborer residing on Platten Road in Yates, Orleans County, NY.

1.2.2.5.4.3.5.5.3.2 Raymond A. Pease; b. Mar 22, 1891. Raymond filed his WWI draft registration card when he was a laborer for the Genesee Bridge Company and residing at 658 Plymouth Avenue in Rochester. He listed his marital status as single, but also had a wife and child. At that time he had a medium build, grey eyes and light brown hair.

1.2.2.5.4.3.5.5.3.3 Milfred Willis Pease; b. Feb 03, 1893 in Medina, NY; m. Mabel. On his WWI draft registration card, Milfred stated that he was residing in Scottsville, NY with a wife and child. His occupation is not legible. He had a slender build, dark brown eyes and dark brown hair. During the 1920 census he was listed as married, living with his mother on Plymouth Avenue in Rochester, Monroe County, NY and working in an auto factory. No mention of his wife in this census. In 1930, Milfred was still with his mother on Walnut Terrace in Rochester along with his wife and brother Henry. Milfred and Mabel were both working at Kodak.

1.2.2.5.4.3.5.5.3.4 Lloyd Dunbar Pease; b. Feb 04, 1898. When Lloyd filed his WWI draft registration card, he was residing in Rochester and farming for Burt Dunlap. At that time he was described as being tall with a slender build, light brown eyes, and dark brown hair. He listed Charles Dunbar (uncle) of Charlotte, NY as his closest relative. During the 1920 census Lloyd was single and residing with his mother on Plymouth Avenue in Rochester, Monroe County, NY. He was working in an auto factory.

1.2.2.5.4.3.5.5.3.6 Henry Wallace Pease; b. Dec 04, 1902; d. Jul 1978 in Livingston, NY. During the 1920 census Henry was single and living with his mother on Plymouth Avenue in Rochester, Monroe County, NY. In 1930, Henry was still single, on Walnut Terrace in Rochester residing with his mother and working at Kodak.

1.2.2.5.4.3.5.5.3.7 Dorsey M. Pease; b. Mar 20, 1904; d. Jan 1980 in Rochester, NY; m. Marie P.; b. about 1905 in Poland. She immigrated in 1908. In 1920 Dorsey was listed as single, living with his mother on Plymouth Avenue in Rochester, Monroe County, NY and working in a moulder for an electric company. In 1930, Dorsey and his wife and daughter were living in Pittsford, Monroe County, NY, where he was a life insurance agent.

Rick in Taunton, MA

Re: Pease family in New York State

brendayeoman — 2009-09-24 22:08:01Z

I am researching the Pease family for a friend who is descended from William and Emma, I think. It seems that Milford, married first, a Josephine Elliot, and was father to John, b1916 and Leon b1917. Hence the married with a child on his WWI papers. Josephine, in 1920, is carrying the Pease surname, says she is married, with the 2 children, and living with her parents in Scottsville. John went on to marry Flora Chrysler and was father to Nancy, b in the 1940s. Nancy married Alan Rex in Naples NY, but there was a problem and they parted with their young son going with his father. My friend has never known his mother and asked me to help. He is now 48 years old. If anyone has any more info on this branch, please let me know. Thank you.

Re: Lynn Spencer Pease, b 1860, son of Spencer/Julia, of Marquette Co., WI; he lived in Milwaukee Co.

margerice1 — 2009-09-16 04:52:21Z

Yes. I have emailed you. Marge Rice

Andrews/Barnes family in Jefferson County Nebraska

kdestes1 — 2009-09-13 19:45:42Z

I am looking for descendents of ASA Andrews & Asenath "Sena" Pease who moved to Jefferson County around 1863. Children are Charles, James, Mary, Fanny, William, Anna and Samuel. Also descendents of Norman Rockwell Barnes and Margaret Lemon. Children are William, Anna, Laura, Sylvia, Norman, Richard, C.F. Mont, John, Lilly, Raymond. My gg grandparents are James Wesley Andrews and Anna Jane Barnes

Re: Amanda Pease m. George Crane

ebutler01 — 2009-09-11 16:00:23Z

Thank you so much. This will help a lot! Betsy

Re: Amanda Pease m. George Crane

RickBart48 — 2009-09-11 14:00:03Z

1.2.8.5.1.9 Daniel, son of Israel (Israel, Isaac, John, Robert) and Ann (Bartlett) Pease; b. Apr 25, 1773 in Enfield, CT; d. May 25, 1854 Middlefield, MA; m. Jul 27, 1802 in Middlefield, Sally Wright; b. 1782; d. Mar 06, 1848 in Middlefield. She was the daughter of Nathan and Mary (Whittemore) Wright. In 1801, Dan Pease purchased from Asa Benjamin, a part of lot 215 in the Worthington Section, and lived there until 1821. That year, he bought the old Enos Blossom Farm. Children of Daniel and Sally (Wright) Pease born in Middlefield, MA:

1.2.8.5.1.9.1 Dan b. Oct 21, 1802 d. Jul 08, 1883 Worthington, MA
1.2.8.5.1.9.2 Sally b. Dec 10, 1803 d. Nov 26, 1871
1.2.8.5.1.9.3 Mary b. Nov 19, 1805 d. Jan 20, 1837 Middlefield, MA
1.2.8.5.1.9.4 Walter L. b. Sep 12, 1807 d.
1.2.8.5.1.9.5 Sybil b. Jan 27, 1810 d. Jul 20, 1855 Middlefield, MA
1.2.8.5.1.9.6 Eldridge b. Mar 14, 1812 d. Jan 23, 1861 Middlefield, MA
1.2.8.5.1.9.7 Morgan S. b. Sep 25, 1814 d. Mar 16, 1882 Middlefield, MA
1.2.8.5.1.9.8 Amanda b. Feb 12, 1817 d. Sep 11, 1852 Middlefield, MA
1.2.8.5.1.9.9 Arnold b. Apr 19, 1819 d. Mar 15, 1897 Middlefield, MA
1.2.8.5.1.9.10 Harriet b. Mar 06, 1822 d.
1.2.8.5.1.9.11 Laura Ann b. Apr 04, 1824 d. Jun 23, 1863

Rick in Taunton, MA

Re: Lynn Spencer Pease, b 1860, son of Spencer/Julia, of Marquette Co., WI; he lived in Milwaukee Co.

DavidM1231 — 2009-09-11 12:32:53Z

I am not related to LSP, but he was believed to be an early national officer of my college fraternity after he graduated. Would it be possible to get a scan of this photograph for our national fraternity archives?

Thanks very much!

David McDonald

Amanda Pease m. George Crane

ebutler01 — 2009-09-08 02:23:02Z

We need more about the families of Amanda Pease and George Crane. They married 3 Oct 1841 in Washington. Amanda was of Middlefield as found in the Massachusetts Town Marriage Records. We need their parents for DAR membership. Thank you for any assistance. betsybutler@cox.net

Re: Husband of Mary Jane Pease 1797-1879 NJ, Peter H Smith

beachboyce — 2009-09-03 20:57:23Z

I incorrectly listed the email address in the previous message. It should be mostcatherine22@yahoo.com

Husband of Mary Jane Pease 1797-1879 NJ, Peter H Smith

beachboyce — 2009-09-02 15:31:30Z

Fellow researcher/relation of mine is in need of obituary and/or DC of Peter H Smith, b 1794 in Matawan, NJ d 25 Sep 1876 in Manalapan, NJ and any info on his parents. Peter is buried in Old Scots Cemetery in Monmouth Cty, NJ. Married Mary Jane Pease (1797 - 1879); ch were Mary Jane Smith, John Abner Smith, Levi Smith, Howard Smith, Luvinia Smith. Family married with Pease, Quackenbush, Boice/Boyce, Garrison located in Monmouth/Middlesex counties of NJ. Please contact mostcatherine@yahoo.com

Great Baddow, Essex, England PEASEs - clues to the ancestors of,

April Jee — 2009-08-14 18:01:07Z

Hello, I live in England and have been researching the Essex PEASEs on and off for 50 years - I started young! I am not a PEASE but related to some. Over many years I have become convinced that all of the Essex Ps are related somewhere in the past, a theory that I am still working on. About 5 years ago I found clues to possible,probable earlier ancestors of the Gt Baddow PEASEs prior to the Emigration on the 'Francis' in 1634 to America. Well I have continued with this area of research and have indeed managed to get back, quite a long way.

I have sent a message to the Rootsweb Pease List "pease-request@rootsweb.com" it is in PEASE Digest, Vol 4, Issue 20 Thursday, 13 August, 2009 with quite a bit of information and a challenge to the List to answer one or two basic questions and get a clue, or two to help them follow my research path which helped me find this information. There will of course be a prize at the end of the trail - a good one. So I thought those of you on this Message Board might like to join us on the PEASE list and participate.

Now and again I will post a clue, usually pictorial on my pease London/Essex Family Tree on Ancestry, which has not got much on it yet, as I have only just started this public tree

Just for starters I am attaching a picture - not a clue this one,to the above Pease tree on ancestry

Hope to hear from you.

best wishes rita

Pease Frederick M

calts — 2009-08-13 05:23:28Z

Looking to get in touch with family of Frederick M Pease B. 1874 in Connecticut. Don't have his death date. I know he married Minnie Chase Downes and had one child Frederick Charles Pease B:10 Jan 1905 D:17 March 1975 in Florida.
Would like to share information.

Thomas Pease

shaines182 — 2009-08-06 16:17:08Z

I descend from Thomas and Dorothy (2nd wife) Pease of Essex.
They were married 24 May 1602 in Woodham Walter, Essex. Dorothy Pease died 1640 in Markshall, Essex. I know that the father of Thomas was Henry Pease. Henry Pease was buried 16 Aug 1601 in Woodham Walter, Essex. Can anyone make a connection farther back than Henry?

Re: Pease family in New York State

watso39 — 2009-08-01 21:51:03Z

Hi Robin, The above E-mail address is not mine, I share this .site with him.
My E-Mail address is JoysRacket@aol.com

Actually, I doubt if I have information for you. I was trying to find information on Robin Eslerfrom Ballygelly that married Anne McCurdy from Rocavan. These places are in Antrim, N. Ireland probably about 1800.
Do you think there could be a link?

Joy

Re: Mary Ann Elisa Pease of North Pitcher, Chenango, New York

LEvans7378 — 2009-03-31 00:55:03Z

Hi, Cody,
Nice to meet you. My name is Linda and I live in Wisconsin. Are you related to the Pease family from New York? I'm looking for information on Mary Ann Pease, who lived in New York from 1820 to 1865. She was my great-great grandmother and I'd like to know more about her and her family. I don't know yet if I have any relatives in Missouri, but if I find out that I do, I'll get back in touch with you. Thanks for replying to my posting.
Linda

Mary Ann Elisa Pease of North Pitcher, Chenango, New York

LEvans7378 — 2009-03-26 01:04:17Z

I am searching for information regarding the parents of my great-grandmother, Mary Ann Elisa Pease, born about 1820, and died 19 Jun 1865, North Pitcher, New York. Mary Ann married Charles C. Smith about 1840 in Pitcher, New York. Any information regarding her parents and siblings would be greatly appreciated.

Pease Family from Ohio/California Arthur L, Cornelia , Paul N., Albert N., Marjorie

SusanDavis1941 — 2009-04-13 21:25:57Z

I would like to make contact with any relative or descendant of Arthur L. Pease (born about 1871 in Ohio), his wife Cornelia Pease (born about 1877 in Ohio), their son Paul M (or N) Pease (born about 1905 in California), their son Albert N. Pease (born about 1907 in California), and Marjorie M. Pease, wife of Albert N. Pease. Marjorie was born 1916 and died 2000 in Riverside or Pasadena, CA. Albert N. Pease was listed in an online phone directory (don't know when entry made) at age 101 and I do not find him in the Social Security Death Records as of April 2009. The Peases apparently were from Pasadena, CA and went to Ohio for a period of time, returning to Pasadena in late summer/fall of 1919. My grandparents were coming from Chicago to Alameda, CA at the same time and traveled some of the distance with the Pease family (except for Marjorie) in their automobiles. I have photos of the Pease boys Paul and Albert on this trip and want to share them with folks. I might also have Arthur and Cornelia's photos. Please note that the 1920 US Federal census transcribed the handwritten census page as Arthur S. Peare, but it is Arthur L. Pease, which is correct. The Ancestry Census page lists both the incorrect name and the correction.

Looking for Pease family

ecjones33 — 2009-05-18 06:16:23Z

My grandmother, Garphelia Pease, was born in Andover, VT in 1913. I have zero information on her side but she married DeForest Jones and lived her life in East Arlington. I assume she didn't like her name because she went by the name Betty.

Any Pease families out there that have a VT connection?

Re: Charles Stone Pease

bonnimarion1 — 2009-07-08 20:55:05Z

Dear Erinp121, I am the gggrandaughter of Charles Stone Pease and I live here in Jamestown,CA and have done quite a bit of research on the Pease's, Ferguson's,Sharrocks, etc. Please contact me and ask any questions and I will share what I know. Ella married Sanford Fitzgerald and had 12 children, Jasper being one of them. Are you related to Jasper? My line comes from Alfred "Tod" Pease. I am a 5th generation Tuolumne Co. resident. The family cemetery is Morgan Chapel on Wards Ferry Rd, just outside of Sonora. It's always fun to meet new relatives and I await hearing from you! Bonni Marion

Re: Pease family in New York State

daviddunbar74 — 2009-04-08 21:25:26Z

My grandfather was everett w pease. Raymond was born 3/1891 and died 5/16/1928. either raymond or lloyd was found dead along a rail road track. it was thought suspicious as all his valuables were missing. the report i read said his body was mangled. maybe ran over by the train?
this is a strange tree for me. Oscar dunbar was married to susan rider. Their daughter was Emma J Dunbar. Emma marries William Pease. of their children, everett marries my grandmother adeline alette powley. they have three children.
some time after the 1930 census they are divorced. maybe that is when everett becomes a recluse. i don't think he remarries as his obituary states he "was the first husband of adeline..." Anyway, granny appears in columbus ohio shortly after married to a william dunbar.
one reason i am researching the pease family has to do with a genetic disorder passed down the male side of the family.
maybe your husband has been affected? Charcot marie toth disease - is a form of muscular dystrophy.
any other history you might know would be welcomed. thanx
I wonder are these dunbars (emma and william) related? where did granny remarry? ny or oh?
william dunbar adopts granny's three children and here we are.

Re: Pease family in New York State

RickBart48 — 2009-06-20 05:28:24Z

There is some question on the parents of William E. Pease

Children of William E. (Nelson or John Nelson, Anthony, Eli, Samuel, Samuel, Robert, John, Robert) and Emma J. (Dunbar) Pease born in New York:

1.2.2.5.4.3.5.5.3.1 Everett W. Pease; b. Mar 08, 1889 in Ridgeway, NY; m. Adeline A.; b. about 1894 in New York. Her father was born in England, and her mother was born in New York. On his WWI draft registration card: He is a farmer in Otis, NY, has a wife and two children, and is 5 feet 5 inches tall with brown hair and brown eyes. In 1930, Everett is a farm laborer, and he and his family are living on Platten Road in Yates, Orleans County, NY. Children of Everett W. and Adeline A. Pease born in New York:

1.2.2.5.4.3.5.5.3.1.1Leora I. b. 1914 d.
1.2.2.5.4.3.5.5.3.1.2 Wilma A. b. 1917 d.
1.2.2.5.4.3.5.5.3.1.3 Leland b. 1918 d.

1.2.2.5.4.3.5.5.3.2 Raymond A. Pease; b. Mar 22, 1891. On his WWI draft registration card: He is a laborer for the Genesee Bridge Company, is residing at 658 Plymouth Avenue in Rochester, has a wife and child even though he lists his marital status as single, has a medium build, grey eyes and light brown hair.

1.2.2.5.4.3.5.5.3.3 Milfred Willis Pease; b. Feb 03, 1893 in Medina, NY; m. Mabel. On his WWI draft registration card: He is residing in Scottsville, NY with a wife and child. His occupation is not legible. He has a slender build, dark brown eyes and dark brown hair. In 1920, Milfred is listed as married, living with his mother on Plymouth Avenue in Rochester, Monroe County, NY. He is working in an auto factory. No mention of his wife in this 1920 census. In 1930, Milfred is still with his mother living on Walnut Terrace in Rochester with his wife and brother Henry. Milfred and Mabel are both working at Kodak.

1.2.2.5.4.3.5.5.3.4 Lloyd Dunbar Pease; b. Feb 04, 1898. On his WWI draft registration card: he is living in Rochester, works as a farmer for Burt Dunlap, is tall, slender with light brown eyes, and dark brown hair. He lists Charles Dunbar (uncle) of Charlotte, NY as his closest relative. In 1920, Lloyd is listed as single, living with his mother on Plymouth Avenue in Rochester, Monroe County, NY. He is working in an auto factory.

1.2.2.5.4.3.5.5.3.5 Lulu Blanche Pease; b. Mar 1899

1.2.2.5.4.3.5.5.3.6 Henry Wallace Pease; b. Dec 04, 1902; d. Jul 1978 in Livingston, NY. In 1920, Henry is listed as single, living with his mother on Plymouth Avenue in Rochester, Monroe County, NY. In 1930, Henry is still single, living on Walnut Terrace in Rochester with his mother and is working at Kodak.

1.2.2.5.4.3.5.5.3.7 Dorsey M. Pease; b. Mar 20, 1904; d. Jan 1980 in Rochester, NY; m. Marie P.; b. about 1905 in Poland. She immigrated in 1908. In 1920, Dorsey is listed as single, living with his mother on Plymouth Avenue in Rochester, Monroe County, NY. He is working in a moulder for an electric company. In 1930, Dorsey and his wife and daughter are living in Pittsford, Monroe County, NY, where he is a life insurance agent.

Rick in Taunton, MA

Re: Oliver Chapin Pease

RickBart48 — 2009-06-20 05:07:51Z

If this guy had a son Chapin born in 1856 I would think he would be included in the 1860 census

1.2.8.8.4.7.2 Oliver Chapin, son of Oliver (Henry Chandler, Ezekiel, Isaac, John, Robert) and Ruth (Hubbard) Pease; b. May 30, 1803 in Sandisfield, MA; m. (1) May 09, 1827, Maria Depue. Children of Oliver Chapin and Maria (Depue) Pease 1-3 born in Cambria, NY; 4 & 5 born in Blissfield, MI:

1.2.8.8.4.7.2.1 Sarah b. May 13, 1830 d. Feb 11, 1856
1.2.8.8.4.7.2.2 Seth H. b. May 29, 1832 d.
1.2.8.8.4.7.2.3 Richard Depue b. Jun 28, 1835 d. Oct 29, 1894 San Jose, CA
1.2.8.8.4.7.2.4 John M. b. Jan 07, 1839 d. Jul 05, 1921 Mayview, WA
1.2.8.8.4.7.2.5 Ruth b. Jan 07, 1839 d.
Oliver Pease m. (2) Mar 17, 1851, widow Lucy Palmer of Palmyra, MI. During the 1860 census, Oliver and his family were living in Blissfield, Lenawee County, Michigan. One child of Oliver Chapin and Mrs. Lucy (Palmer) Pease born in Blissfield, MI:

1.2.8.8.4.7.2.6 Elzora A. b. May 13, 1852 d.

Rick in Taunton, MA

Re: Pease family Madison Co NY > MO and TX 1800's

RickBart48 — 2008-12-12 14:59:39Z

Polly, thanks for the offer
Source: Thomas Minor Descendants 1668-1981 by John Augustus Minor 1981.

Nothing has changed on that family since I posted back in 2007 except for a correction in the numbering of the children (I had John and Catherine as 1.3)

You do not need to send the copy, but I would be interested in the information on it and a maybe one generation of vitals/stories. If you want....rkabart@comcast.net

Rick in Taunton, MA

Re: living relatives of ricky lee pease1953-1974

RickBart48 — 2008-10-25 19:45:23Z

I found a Rick L. Pease who died Aug 03, 1974 in Shasta, CA.
He was born Mar 18, 1953 in Colorado

Is he your father?

Rick in Taunton, MA

Re: living relatives of ricky lee pease1953-1974

yolandapease — 2008-11-09 07:25:58Z

yes he is my father. im looking for anyone related or that knew him so i can find out what kind of a person he was. i have never met a relative from his side nor anyone that knew him

shasta co cal

yolandapease — 2008-11-08 02:41:54Z

yes ricky lee pease born march 18 1953 and died aug 3 1974. do you know any info of any living relatives please let me know i have never met any living pease.

Re: Looking for neice Cindy Lee Pease

yolandapease — 2008-11-29 07:59:22Z

looking for living relatives of ricky lee pease B:1953 in colorado and D:1974 in california. he was my father and i never met anyone from his side of the family. i was 1 yrs old when he died

living relatives of ricky lee pease1953-1974

yolandapease — 2008-08-26 23:04:15Z

my father ricky lee pease died when i was one yr old. i have never met any pease family member and i am 35 yr and searching i keep coming to a brick wall.he had a brother roger that elisted when he was 18 back in 1974 and i havent any luck finding him.

Re: Dorothy Pease

yolandapease — 2009-01-15 21:02:47Z

does dorothy have or had a sister named helen pease?

Re: Looking for neice Cindy Lee Pease

yolandapease — 2008-12-22 05:15:57Z

do you know a ricky lee pease born : march 18 1953 died: aug 03 1974?

Re: Pease family in New York State

wired4sound1 — 2009-05-24 02:37:18Z

Hello David!

My grandmother was also Adeline, and my mother was Wilma, daughter of Everett and niece of the unfortunate Lloyd (whom I have a blurry picture somewhere standing next to a cow.). Mom loved telling and retelling Lloyd's rather nasty ending.

According to my mom, Adeline couldn't get her divorce in NY, so she and William Dunbar (along with Leora "Aunt Lee," and Leland, "Uncle Buddy") moved from the state, supposedly on their way to California....but didn't make it very far. :) Of course, as you probably know, they ended up living in the Linden area of Columbus.

I remember her mentioning that Adeline and William Dunbar were related in some manner. Can't remember the details.

I also have Charcot-Marie...diagnosed when I was a child, so that sort of answers that question.

Re: Erastus Pease

tmcduncan — 2009-06-16 21:08:13Z

Hi,

I have some information about the Pease family, please contact me at tmcduncan@comcast.net if you're still looking. Thanks.

Tom

Pease Family

rngrc175 — 2009-07-26 09:40:00Z

Looking for relatives of Herbert Howard Pease III born 1942 in Washington State. I know nothing of his side of my family and am trying to track our family to a Blackfoot American Indian connection.

Re: Bob (Robert)Pease

Penny_Pease — 2008-09-26 22:42:24Z

Ok, must not be the same Robert Pease because mine was never married before or since being married to me for 20yrs. Also, mine was adopted by the Pease family.

Re: Bob (Robert)Pease

Penny_Pease — 2008-09-20 01:32:35Z

I have information about a Robert Pease born 1963 who left home around that age. He grew up in upstate NY and had brothers and a sister. He was my husband. Contact me and we can see if it is the same one.

Re: Mary Ann Elisa Pease of North Pitcher, Chenango, New York

codyp226 — 2009-03-30 21:44:32Z

Hello, I'm Cody Aaron Jearled Lee Pease. I live in Lake st.louis, mo. I'm 11 years old. What are you in my family.My dad's name is Kenth Pease and his dads name was John Pease.Send me back. Bye.

PEASE Frank R and Gretchen M

t42Moore — 2008-11-25 20:23:11Z

PEASE Frank R and Gretchen M

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 198,368 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com If you know more about this person please reply here.

PEASE Edna M 1902-1994

t42Moore — 2008-11-25 20:22:52Z

PEASE Edna M 1902-1994

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 198,368 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com If you know more about this person please reply here.

PEASE Frederick C

calts — 2009-02-21 18:29:42Z

Found this on the Downes message board and want to get in contact with the person who put it there.
I have been researching the Fredreick and Minnie Pease family. I have some information on Minnie and would share what I have. Have been looking for more and haven't found anything until I ran across this query.
Please contact me and fill me in on the family and I will give you what I have
Hoping to hear from you (calts)

Leroy M. Downes appears in the 1910 CT census with his mother, Minnie E. Chase and stepfather, Frederick M. Pease, along with three sisters (Francis, Anna, and one other) and one stepbrother (Frederick C Pease, my GGrandfather). I know where Minnie Chase came from, but I don't know anything about her first husband.

Check 1910, CT, Hartford, Hartford Township, Hartford City, ED 196, ward 8 (part of). Sheet 4A, Page 189.

Let me know if I can help further.

Amanda “Pease” Wheeler Lapham, 1777-1869), Asa Pease born about 1722, Enfield, Hartford County, CT

RichardWheeler599 — 2009-07-14 19:19:18Z

My Amanda Pease was born 1777 in Connecticut (according to her census data only), and died 22 Apr 1869 in Eaton, Madison County, New York (I have obituary). She is my 4th Great Grandmother. Amanda Pease married 1st Daniel Wheeler 1794 in Canaan, Columbia County, NY. Daniel Wheeler was born 1771 in Canaan, Columbia County, NY, and died 25 Dec 1806 in Lebanon, Madison County, New York. Daniel and Amanda Pease Wheeler had their first child in Canaan, Columbia County, NY just prior to removing to Lebanon (and Hamilton), Madison County, NY.

Amanda Pease Wheeler, widowed in 1806 with the death of Daniel Wheeler, married 2nd Deacon Duty Lapham in 1813. He was born 1775 in Glocester, Providence County, RI, and died 26 Mar 1846 in Eaton, Madison County, NY.

Amanda had a long and prosperous life as evidenced by her obituary and other data. I have been unable to find her parents, except circumstantially. The Federal Census for 1790, Canaan, Columbia County (where she appears to have married and did give birth of their first child) lists Daniel Pease Sr, Daniel Pease Jr., Asa Pease Sr. and Asa Pease Jr. I have eliminated both Daniel(s) because the book, “A genealogical and historical record of the descendants of John Pease, Sen., last of Enfield, Conn, by David Pease; Austin S Pease” did not list Amanda among the many children of them. However, while the book did not list children for Asa Pease, it did indicate he ended up in Hamilton, Madison County, NY (where Amanda Pease spent most of her life). It seems to fit. Also, I have seen that an Asa Pease died in Hamilton, Madison County, NY about 1820.

If you have any data or ideas how I can definitively make Asa Pease Amanda’s father (or any other Pease), I would appreciate your sharing them with me. Thank you. Richard Wheeler

Asa Pease 5, (Daniel 4, Robert 3, John 2, Robert 1) according to the book “A genealogical and historical record of the descendants of John Pease, Sen., last of Enfield, Conn, by David Pease; Austin S Pease”

Obituary, Amanda “Pease” Wheeler Lapham, 1803 – 1869, Hamilton & Eaton, Madison County, NY

RichardWheeler599 — 2009-05-09 17:37:21Z

Oneida Dispatch, Oneida, NY, May 07, 1869

Eaton (Madison County, NY), - Mrs. Amanda Lapham died at the residence of her son-in-law, Mr. L. Joslin, in Eaton, April 22 (1869), at the advanced age of 92. Mrs. Lapham was one of the first settlers of the town of Lebanon, her husband, Daniel Wheeler, being one of the most enterprising of the pioneers, and by whose untimely death in 1806 the wife lost a truly kind companion and community a worthy citizen. Widowed, and the mother of five young children, yet like the true woman, as all our pioneer mothers were, she courageously bore her trials and managed her affairs with enterprising assiduity.

Mrs. Wheeler was one of the seven who composed the first Baptist church of Hamilton when Elder Olmsted was pastor, and from that day until the close of her long, eventful life, she was an earnest, consistent Christian. In later life she became the wife of Deacon Duty Lapham, who was long and honorably known to the people of Hamilton and vicinity. Mrs. Lapham was the mother of the wife of Rev. Jonathan Wade, missionary to Burma. Remarkable vigor, symmetry, and activity of body, as well as strength and clearness of mind, characterized Mrs. Lapham in her old age, and which did not fail her until her last illness, which was not of long duration. End of newspaper obituary.

Authors notes – Mrs. Lapham was actually the step mother of Deborah B. Lapham, the wife of Rev. Jonathan Wade. It is not clear to me if Duty Lapham had other children, but I assume he did. In fact, the above mentioned son-in-law, Lester Joslin, wife’s name was Mary, who must have been another child of Mr. Lapham. Clearly, it is not a child of Daniel and Amanda Wheeler. If anyone has knowledge of the other Lapham children, I would appreciate your sharing the information with me.

Children of Amanda (Pease – maiden name) & Daniel Wheeler are:

Erastus Daniel Wheeler, was born 28 Nov 1795, Canaan, Columbia County, NY and died 08 Aug 1863, Hamilton, Madison County, New York. He married Elizabeth Upham, 1832, Hamilton, Madison County, New York. She was born 1808, Hamilton, Madison County, New York and died 13 Aug 1868, Hamilton, Madison County, New York.

Edward Wheeler, was born 25 Jul 1798, Lebanon, Madison County, New York and died 08 Sep 1868, Broullitts Creek, Edgar County, IL. He married Narissa Jones, 25 Apr 1820, Clark County, IL. She was 25 Jun 1801, East Lebanon, York County, Maine and died 26 Jan 1882, Broullitts Creek, Edgar County, IL.

Sylvester Wheeler, was born 08 Mar 1801 in Lebanon, Madison County, New York, and died 14 Jan 1881 in Otselic, Chenango County, NY. He married Anna Pierce abt. 1826 in Otselic, Chenango County, NY, daughter of Ruth. She was born 1798 in Connecticut, and died 17 Oct 1887 in Otselic, Chenango County, NY.

Amanda Wheeler, was born 07 Jul 1803, Lebanon, Madison County, New York and died abt. 1875, Otselic, Chenango County, NY. She married Holland Turner, Jul 1824, Hamilton, Madison County, NY. He was born 09 Nov 1798, Walpole, Cheshire County, New Hampshire and died abt. Sep 1869, Otselic, Chenango County, NY. Rev. Holland Turner was a graduate of Colgate University’s 3rd graduating class of 1824 and was involved in church work in Otselic.

Fanny Wheeler, was born 21 Nov 1805 in Lebanon, Madison County, New York, and died 07 Feb 1878 in Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio. She married Peter Latimer 01 Jun 1826 in Homer, Madison County, NY, son of Picket Latimer and Eunice. He was born 30 Mar 1800 in Waterford, New London County, Connecticut, and died 07 Feb 1878 in Norwalk, Huron County, Ohio. Peter Latimer was a graduate of Colgate University’s 5th graduating class of 1826. However he eventually pursed a carrier in the newspaper business in Ohio rather that the Baptist theology taught at Colgate.

Note:
Amanda Pease (Maiden Name)
Amanda Wheeler (Daniel Wheeler, 1st Marriage)
Amanda Lapham (Deacon Duty Lapham, 2nd Marriage)

This Richard Wheeler’s 4th Great Grandmother

PEASE, Dorothy and Charles, Jr and Sr

AgnesMcDonaldWalsh — 2009-05-26 05:45:01Z

I am looking for relatives on my father'(M[a]cDonald) side of the family. His first cousin was Dorothy Pease, wife of I think Charles Pease of Brooklyn, NY. They had a son and daughter by same names, Charles and Dorothy (aka Dottie). Dorothy, the mother, was born in Brooklyn, New York to Elizabeth McMullen. I don't know her step-father's name. Doorthy, the mother, was born in 1905, the daughter Dorothy in 1925. I believe that Dorothy and Charles, the parents, were divorced. Dorothy had brothers and sisters and step-siblings: Hercules, Herbert, Mae, Joseph, Elizabeth, and I believe Ruth Christiansen. Elizabeth McMullen had a pronounced speech defect. Could have been hard of hearing, I really don't know, just remember hearing her speak when I was very young. I am Agnes McDonald Walsh, daughter of Thomas M(a)cDonald/Donnell and Evelyn Rita McConnell. My siblings are Evelyn Rita Manning and Lorraine LaChance/LaPorte.
Thanks for any help at all.

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Re: Pease family Madison Co NY > MO and TX 1800's

Polly_HH — 2008-12-12 12:05:10Z

Rick,
I am interested in the information that you have about Catherine, daughter of William Pease and Betsey Backus. Catharine was, indeed, the daughter of Elizabeth "Betsey" Pease. I am descended from Betsey and Catherine and, if you are interested, I can e-mail you a copy of Catharine's death certificate. I also have additional information about Catharine and Henry's descendants, of which I am one. I would be interested in the source of your information regarding Catharine's birth date and information about her parents as well as the information about Henry Miner and his parents.

Mary Violet Pease Heilman

dky5220 — 2008-10-28 01:16:29Z

I am looking for information on Mary Violet Pease (1888-1959) family line She was born in Reed City, Osceola, Michigan, USA and died in Portland, Ionia, Michigan, USA . Her husband was Frank Heilman. She was the daughter of John Pease 1862 from Canada and Anna Cleveland (Closs) from Canada. John's parents were George Pease (1819-1892) Campsall, Yorkshire, , England and Lucinda Jane Gilpin (1839) Brussels, , Ontario, Canada .

Parents of Nettie Pease,

wamakker29 — 2009-07-09 02:18:43Z

Nettie Pease, b.1852 in Colden, Erie Co, N.Y., d.1929 in Aurora, Erie Co.,N.Y. Someone connected her to Orson and Mariah Pease of Aurora, Erie Co., N.Y as her parents. But I don't know what documents they have to support this. Nettie Pease married Floyd Anderson (b.1841 in Aurora, Erie Co, New York). I can find no Nettie Pease in census lists before she married, thus can not connect her to her parents. Any help? Send to evjane@joyfullyring.com. Nettie was my ggrandmother.