Phinney - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: John Finney / Elizabeth Ward

pennychaboudy — 2009-10-29 04:42:44Z

Could John Finney have had a sister Nancy Finney who married William Newman?

Re: George Washington Phinney - Morris Phinney

Zahms — 2009-10-07 03:00:10Z

I am from the same Nott line please contact me
naturesacres@yahoo.com

Re: George Washington Phinney - Morris Phinney

SusanLutes62 — 2009-10-07 02:59:34Z

I just came across your post on Josephine Phinney m. Welcome Seymore Nott. I am decended from Welcome's brother Gardner. You mentioned having photo's, could there possibly be any of Welcome and his wife Josephine or any of the Nott family? If so, I would greatly appreciate any and would be more than happy to pay for cost of photocopying and postage. Or possibly they could be scanned to my email address. Thank You ...Susie ... email address is susieqrockinl2000@yahoo.com

Re: George Washington Phinney - Morris Phinney

stat4 — 2009-10-07 02:58:28Z

Looking for records on Morris Phinney married to Mary E Hedges I found 2 census the 1850 was in Mass but did not refer to a wife the second was in Wis in 1860 and listed his wife They had a son John Alonzo I have a birth date of 1863 for a John but he died in these records of Cassville WIs The odd part is John A, was born to Morris Phinney and Mary E Hedges in the same year and he is my greatgrandfather He was married to a Ellen Groom whose family we have traced to England They went to Petersburg Neb Boone county I believe Any help on this would be appreciated Frances Phinney Stewart or faby@gvtc.com

George Washington Phinney

2009-10-07 02:56:57Z

Dear Cousin James, Thank you so much for your response. You wrote earlier than you had GEDCOM files, I believe. If you have some of the early Phinney records, I'd be very grateful. I have copies of Mayflower Society applications, but they are difficult to read. I am the ggranddaughter of George Washington Phinney and was named for his wife. I also have quite a few photographs of the MA family where G. W. was born. A query many years ago led to the discovery of a daughter of Josephine Phinney m. Welcome Seymore Nott. There was a pioneer photographer in that family, so we were able to exchange quite a lot of photographs. Perhaps you would be interested. I'd be very happy to exchange information. You may e-mail me directly at fmeek12@bitstreet.com, if you care to.

Sincerely, Frances McCullough Meek, Texas.

Nell Phinney, Ackley, IA or Minneapolis, MN

RockofGibraltar — 2009-09-22 21:59:38Z

I found an old photo of Nell Phinney. The back reads, "Nell Phinney, Ackley, Iowa." It was taken in Minneapolis, MN.

I would like to return the photo to her family. So if you are related to her and want the photo, let me know. I can send a scan first.

Patricia
prock2@ec.rr.com

Phinney graves in Mass. (1800's)

kbrownst — 2009-09-09 02:21:34Z

Please see the attached link

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&GScid=9...;

Samuel Phinney 1830-1910

sphinney156 — 2009-07-08 06:31:45Z

Looking for info on the parents and family of

SAMUEL CRAIG:
Born 2 Aug 1830, Susquehanna, Pennsylvania, USA;
Married Adeline CRAIG, before 1863;
Died 10 March 1910, Walla Walla, Washington, USA.

Lived for at least some part of his adult life in or near Lapwai, Idaho, USA, on the Nez Perce Reservation.

Father of five children:
Fitzhugh "Fitch" (1863-1947);
Lillian (1865-1929);
Leander (1869-1937);
Mayme Mary (1875-1962);
William Craig (1878-1956).

Many thanks.

Re: James + Phinney Marriage Bible

abutlerxxo — 2009-02-24 19:48:59Z

Hello,

Is there any info as to where in the world these people lived? I am reserching the Phinneys but I do not have an Alice R. Phinney.

Finney/Phinney/Ohio

gfinney174 — 2009-02-23 03:47:13Z

Greetings,

I have been researching my Finney heritage for several years now and I have not been able to get past my Great Great Grandfather Isaac B. Finney. This man is my "Brick Wall" ancestor. He lived in Coshocton County Ohio during the 1860 and 1870 Census and moved to Gilmore, Washington Township, Tuscarawas County, Ohio in 1871 and died there in 1874. Isaac B. Finney's Civil War Muster Rolls and Pension records indicate that he was born in Tuscarawas County, Ohio. The Death record that recorded Isaac's passing in 1874 indicates he was born in Tuscarawas County. The record also lists his age in years, months, and days and I have calculated his birth date to be on or about November 21, 1830.

I have been researching this man for about 15 years now and I have not been able to locate any records of this man prior to his marriage to Rachel Orr on September 11, 1853 in Perry Township, Tuscarawas County, Ohio.

During my years of researching the Finney families in Tuscarawas County I have not been able to connect Isaac to any of the branches. The Finney families in Washington Township where Isaac lived at the time of his death were of Irish origin and my Grandfather stated in his written family history notes that the Irish came into our family when Isaac, his Grandfather, married the Irish Rachel Orr in 1853.

I had also not seen a reference to a Phinney in the areas records until recently. I found a death record for a Thomas Oscar Phinney which states he was born at Dover, Tuscarawas County, Ohio in 1836. This is fairly close to Isaac's birth year of 1830. Thomas was the son of Anson and Cornelia Phinney who lived in Franklin County Ohio. Anson's brother Barnabas Phinney lived nearby him in the 1850 census. I have found that these gentleman are part of "Mother Finney's" family who arrived in America in the 1600's. So I began to take a closer look at this very large family.

It appears that Isaac and Rachel named some of their children with names that were used in Mother Finney's family. Isaac's surviving oldest son was named Ozias and his oldest daughter was named Keziah and another one of his son's was named George Washington Finney and there was an Isaac Jr. Another name connection is one of my Uncles has the middle name of Loring.

I have found the names Isaac, Ozias, Keziah, George W. and Loring used in Mothers Finney line and they are in my line as well. Is this only a coincidence or was he naming his children after those that came before him as was common in those times? I also noticed that the middle initial of "B" is prominent in this line.

I would appreciate and information or suggestions that you may have on how I can find out the name of the parents of

Isaac B. Finney

Thank you.

Re: Simeon Gaylord Phinney

fredd1907 — 2008-11-23 23:46:37Z

Hello,
I would like to know if you have any more information on the Babcock side. My son-in-law descends from this Babcock family on his grandmother's side.
Angeline was the sister to Henry Clay Babcock that he descends from. Their parents' names were William and Amelia. They were in Allegany Co. NY in 1850 census.

Thanks!
L. Garrett
fredd1907@earthlink.net

Re: Col. Edmund Phinney Revolutionary War

apinkspirit — 2008-10-02 10:14:44Z

Ok I don't know about opening that big file. I just started a new job so I'll have to dig out the info when I get a day off. My mom was a member of the Mayflower Society. As such all this info should be in their records too. I'll also see if I can get my husband to help me figure out how to upload records on here.

Re: Col. Edmund Phinney Revolutionary War

jmerrif51380 — 2008-10-01 17:06:41Z

Looks like my attachment didn't work. Go here to pick it up:
http://www.ezsendlargefiles.com/download.php?id=seBkMt3yx9GP...

Sorry it didn't work the original way. I don't want my email or mailing address out in cyberspace.

Re: Col. Edmund Phinney Revolutionary War

jmerrif51380 — 2008-10-01 16:58:58Z

That would be great if you wouldn't mind digging it out. My Nana, Perces Phinney Merrifield is a direct decendant of the various John Phinneys. I found it somewhere else on the internet. Go to this address: http://www.phinneysplace.com/genealogy/p185.htm#i2558

The more backing up information I can have for my paper the better. I did find out that Edmund Phinney is a great great great or more uncle. I'm not a direct decendant of him but of one of his brothers, John Phinney.

I am attaching a file with both my email address and mailing address. Thank you for replying to my message and helping me out.

PS. Change the ending to .doc on the attachment to view it. It wouldn't let me send a word document.

Re: Col. Edmund Phinney Revolutionary War

apinkspirit — 2008-10-01 03:52:09Z

I have not been here for a long time. But... I have my mothers records that show how we are related to Thomas Rodgers and she was a Phinney. We are also related to John Phinney and John Finney there were several generations with that name. Also if you are aware of it origonaly the name was Finney. Until a father and son had a disagreement over a step mother. The son left home "early" and once he had his six children baptised he had the spelling of the name changed to Phinney. This is acording to historical and church records. So the "Finney" who married Mary Rogers line later switched to Phinney. I have to look again to see where it happened but I have it in the records. This is off the top of my head after not looking at it for a year or two now. The info is in a box right now but I can try to dig out if you want to contact me we can exchange mailing address if you want a copy.

Re: Col. Edmund Phinney Revolutionary War

jmerrif51380 — 2008-10-01 02:50:16Z

If you do have this information I would love to have it. I am a direct descendant of John Phinney the founder of Gorham, ME. I am also doing a project on the fact that he is related to Thomas Rogers who was on the Mayflower. I am tracing Thomas Rogers roots forward to around 1877. So if there is any way of getting this information to me it would greatly help out.

James + Phinney Marriage Bible

Leatha77 — 2008-08-14 01:41:33Z

Hello,
My name is Leatha and I have been looking for family memers of Richard R James and ALice R Phinney who were married in the year 1861. I happened upon an estate auction in which i purchased thier marriage bible. It is beautiful and quite old. I have pictures if you are interested. Best Regards Leatha

Maiden Name

shadimingo — 2008-06-10 18:51:52Z

I am looking for the Maiden name of Doris who was the first marriage of Stuart Cecil Phinney Of Billtown, Kings county, Nova Scotia. They divorced on May 11 1970. Thanks.

Dan

Horatio Phinney

2006-08-02 16:09:37Z

I am in posession of the family bible of Obediah Phinney and Lydia Puffer. Horatio (although spelled Harasho in the bible) was born January 15, 1804 in Jamaica, Vermont.

Re: Phinney

2006-07-21 23:42:56Z

His wifes name was Lydia Puffer. Married 21 nov 1802 in Schular Co.,NY.

Re: Obadiah Phinney

2006-07-21 17:42:27Z

I show that he was born in Wayne, NY died 29april 1892 in Loid, Wis.

PHINNEY, WILLIAM; Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient - Civil War

jasche — 2006-11-18 16:22:35Z

Source: http://www.army.mil/cmh/Default.htm

Note: This is not my ancestry. I have NO additional information. I am just passing along information that may be useful.

PHINNEY, WILLIAM

Rank and organization: Boatswain's Mate, U.S. Navy. Born: 1824, Norway. Accredited to: New York. G.O. No.: 45, 31 December 1864. Citation: On board the U.S.S. Lackawanna during successful attacks against Fort Morgan, rebel gunboats and the ram, Tennessee in Mobile Bay, 5 August 1864. Serving as a gun captain Phinney showed much presence of mind in managing the gun, and gave much needed encouragement to the crew during the engagement which resulted in the capture of the prize rebel ram Tennessee and in the damaging and destruction of Fort Morgan.

Re: missing cousin

SUZNKELLEY — 2008-06-02 02:52:45Z

There is a great site, www.stevemorse.org where you can search by exact date of birth + first name. Great way to find women who married.
http://www.stevemorse.org/birthday/privateeye.html

I tracked down a son of heir this way when I didn't know her married name (or his name). I had to do some cross-checking with ancestry.com (Property and Directory indexes, looking at names + addresses in common) and I had to have some luck, in that my quarry named her daughter for her mother and sister. These days people name their children as if they were puppies.

Veromi is the best people finder, with a 24 hr membership that's not too bad, but I didn't really need them. I used Steve's site to search for First Name + Middle initial + exact date of birth and got ONE hit. I used Ancestry to find the address and see who else was associated with that person. Then I used switchboard.com to find a current phone number.

Good luck. Do it. Many people regret they never reached out, or maybe they tried, but failed to find you and are yearning for contact.

Susan Kelley
Santa Cruz Ca

Re: Phinney/Adams

SUZNKELLEY — 2007-06-04 14:00:58Z

Have you checked the website for Humphrey PINNEY? (Without the H.) He has a lot of info onthe old Phinnys, who sometimes were Pinneys. (google the name)

Susan

census & obit fyi - Truman Warren PHINNEY , 1919 CA. - 2008 CA

LorraineGilmer02 — 2008-03-06 17:10:04Z

not related - for your board info

Source Citation: Year: 1930; Census Place: San Bernardino, San Bernardino, California; Roll: 189; Page: 7A; Enumeration District: 104; Image: 705.0.

Source Information:

Ancestry.com. 1930 United States Federal Census [database on-line].

Name Age
Charles C S Schilling 60 head
Elizabeth Schilling 46 wife
Elizabeth Phinney 13 daughter
Waren Phinney 10 son

(I assume they are his step-children, as they are listed as born in CA , father born in Ill., Charles is listed as being born in NY)
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U.S. World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946

Name: Truman W Phinney
Birth Year: 1919
Race: White, citizen (White)
State: California
County or City: San Bernardino

Enlistment Date: 8 Apr 1943
Enlistment State: California
Enlistment City: Los Angeles
Branch: No branch assignment
Branch Code: No branch assignment
Grade: Private
Grade Code: Private
Term of Enlistment: Enlistment for the duration of the War or other emergency, plus six months, subject to the discretion of the President or otherwise according to law
Component: Selectees (Enlisted Men)
Source: Civil Life

Education: 1 year of college
Civil Occupation: Projectionist, Motion Picture or Stenographer or Teletypewriter Operator or Typist or Court Reporter or Stenotype Operator or Clerk-Typist
Marital Status: Married
Height: 64
Weight: 115
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Daily Press
Victorville, San Bernardino, CA.
6 March 2008 B2

TRUMAN PHINNEY

Truman “Warren” Phinney, 88, left for his new life in heaven early in the morning on March 1, 2008. Warren was born on June 24, 1919 in San Bernardino. He married Marian McGuire, his high school sweetheart, in 1937. They were married 64 years.
He was a World War II veteran, having served in the South Pacific in the United States Army Air Force. He worked for the Santa Fe Railroad in San Bernardino before and after the war.
Warren brought his family to the High Desert in 1955 when he purchased a grocery store and gas station in Oro Grande on Highway 66, the Motor Inn. He started an independent trucking business as a wholesale distributor, taking supplies to Baker and the Death Valley area in the 1960’s. From 1968 until his retirement, he owned the Bar S Liquor Store in Victorville.
He had a wonderful retirement with his wife Marian. They loved to golf and were involved in the Green Tree Golf Club. They traveled all over the world. They loved traveling in their motor home while being members of the Rolling Wheels Camping Club.
He was preceded in death by his beloved wife, Marian, and his son, Jim.
He is survived by his daughters; Suzanne Meyer and her friend, Dave Woods, and Sally Speelman and her husband, Charlie. He is also survived by his grandchildren Tami Rickard and husband John, Diana Hintergardt and husband, Brian, Chris Meyer, Amanda Larriva and husband, Dustin, C.J. Speelman and wife, Tisha, and the youngest, Emily Speelman. Warren’s great-grandchildren are Alison Whitesell, Andrew Hintergardt, Christyna Meyer, Christian Meyer and three great-great grandchildren.
Special thanks to Lenor Soriano and the staff of Standing Rock Manor. You were a gift from God and we will never forget you and your love. Thanks also to Community Hospice. A very special thanks to Marlene Sabori for her many months of helping us.
We will miss you, Dad! We love you!
Services will be held at 10 a.m., Saturday, at Victor Valley Mortuary Chapel.
Victor Valley Mortuary is handling the arrangements.

Eleanor Phinney obit

bingo54 — 2006-09-24 22:20:03Z

Mrs. Eleanor Phinney
1940

Mrs. Eleanor PHINNEY passed away at her home in Short Tract on Friday, November 24, after an illness of several months.

She was born on Jan. 16th, 1865 in the village of Bergen and spent the greater part of her childhood in Batavia. When seventeen years of age she moved to this locality and on August 5, 1885 was joined in marriage to Willard H. PHINNEY. During the fifty-four years, from that time until the present, they have lived in the same house, making it through all this time a home of hospitality to all. Eleanor PHINNEY was first of all a home-maker, a wife and a mother, lending a charm to her welcome that her friends cannot forget.

At about the age of fifteen she united with the Baptist Church of Batavia. She was a member of the O. E. S., Chapter 630, and, as long as her health permitted, took an active interest in its proceedings.

She is survived by her husband, one son, Edward Everett, and two granddaughters, Eleanor Jean and Elaine Marjorie, also two nephews, DeMars and DeForrest BEZANT, of Rochester.

Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the Short Tract M. E. Church, Rev. F. M. POLAND, pastor, officiating. Burial was made in the Short Tract Cemetery.

[Northern Allegany Observer obituary, transcribed by Louise Y. Mills, 2003, from Cora Lahr's scrapbooks, Fillmore, NY]

Re: James T. Phinney

wesphinney21 — 2007-01-25 03:17:52Z

I am that grandson of James Thomas Phinney in Fort Worth. Are you related to C. W.(Christopher Wright) Phinney who married Ola Kates?
When I lived in Ft. Worth, I met Christopher at my home. I barely remember him. Fascinated to hear that someone else has information on this family.
When my father died in 1977, I searched and searched for relatives w/o much success. Christopher (Uncle Wright, my father called him) was named for his great grandfather Christopher, a son of Patrick's. His middle name Wright from his mother's Arkansas family (Sarah Isabella Wright )
Pls. reply when and if possible

Re: Horatio Phinney

tomputnam — 2007-04-19 16:33:47Z

Is this Obadiah Phinney one who was born 1 Mar 1781, Williambsburg, Hampshire County, MA and died 10 Mar 1862 in East Rushford, NY and was the son of David Phinney (1756-1831)and Judith Nash (1760-1839)? If so, he's in my line but, other than some info on his 11 siblings, I have nothing else on him, to include any info on a wife. If this is the same person and you have any info you'd care to share, I'd certainly appreciate it. And if you want any info I've got please let me know.

Besides replying here on the board, I'd appreciate it if you could CC: copies to my genealogy account, genealogist.tom@gmail.com and my normal email address of putnam.tom@gmail.com. All my genealogy info goes to the first account and I only check it about once a week while I check my normal account daily.

Thanks. Hope I can help you.

Tom

Re: Edwin Safford Phinney

tomputnam — 2007-06-13 06:22:29Z

The only information I have on him is his birth (13 May 1807; Canterbury, Windham County, CT) his death (2 May 1876; Canterbury, Windham County, CT) and that he had 4 siblings: Adaline Phinney (m. George Tyler); Arlemusia (where DID they get these names!!) Phinney (m. James Stout); Henrietta Phinney; and Philander Phinney (b. 1810 or 1812, CT; died 25 Feb 1892, New Milford, PA). Citation for this info is Phinney Families in America, Individual 563.

I also have his mother's name and her parent's name and at least 4 generations back on his father's side except for his father's mother's side where I have only her father's name. All that info is available in the citation I mentioned or I can provide it. Let me know.

If you contact me here at Roots Web, please send a CC to my normal email of putnam.tom@gmail.com. I'll reply here so the thread stays intact and having the CC to the other address insures I get the messages quickly as I only check this address periodically.

Tom

Jerah (Jirah) Phinney & Mary Marella Hollister

bh4915 — 2008-03-30 15:33:08Z

Hi,
I am looking for descendants of the above to share and compare information. Several of us 4th cousins in the HOLLISTER LINE are working on descendants of STEPHEN HOLLISTER & ANNA SPRAGUE. We know that a good share of the information in the HOLLISTER BOOK on our line came from SMITH HOLLISTER PHINNEY, a son of JERAH PHINNEY & MARY MARELLA HOLLISTER. We are working on getting as complete information as possible and would love to make contact with any descendants. I own the HOLLISTER BIBLE with alot of dates and information on the children of STEPHEN & ANNA, but not everything is complete. I also have a 50th Wedding picture of my GG Grandparents SAMUEL & SARA HOLLISTER that has SMITH HOLLISTER PHINNEY & DAVID PHINNEY in it. Taken 1890. So if any of you are descendants of this line I would love to hear from you.
Sincerely,
Allene Trowbridge Hintz

Re: CASE-PHINNEY Connection

DeeDavidson97 — 2006-10-30 08:10:43Z

Homer CASE son of Nathan Gardner CASE and Lucy CUTTING born in Cutting Chautauqua Co NY ca 1820 m Lucy and in 1850 he had with him DARWIN ae 20, ZI BA Case 17 Lucy 13 and Henry 11 these are his siblings his parents lived beside him, in 1850 they are buried here in Chautauqua Co NY

Homer H. Case
Death Date: 17 Jul 1892
Page #: 80
Birth Date: 07 Jun 1820
Cemetery: Andrews
Town: Waverly, Lafayette
Comment: wif: Ellen Phinney
Level Info: Bremer County Burial Records Vol 1 - 4

he is in this IOWA county for the 1860 census
ch Harriet, Daniel and Julian CASE

Re: Horatio Phinney

J_Piazzola — 2007-04-10 00:01:54Z

I am trying to find where Lydia Puffer Phinney(wife of Obediah) was buried in New York. Any help would be appreciated.

missing cousin

shadimingo — 2008-06-02 02:27:15Z

Does anyone know or remember a Sylvia Phinney of around Berwick, Somerset,or Billtown area? Her father was Stuart Cecil Phinney who died in 2005. Her mothers name was Doris but don't know her maiden name. These places are in Kings County Nova Scotia Canada. She is my wifes cousin and she was born May 13th 1959. We heard that her mother took her to the states. My wife used to play with her when they were little girls and then one night there was a big fight between her parents and my wife never saw her again. If you know anything or anybody that would know her please please contact me. My wife would really like to see her again. This is something she has said to me for the thirty-two years that I have known her. Thank you.

Dan

Re: Ernest Alfred Phinney, Sr.

klyda1 — 2007-08-05 01:28:45Z

Sorry. His name was spelled ERNEST ALFRED PHINNEY, SR.

Ernsest Alfred Phinney, Sr.

klyda1 — 2007-08-05 01:25:48Z

Hi all -

I am new to genealogy and am looking for information on my grandfathers family. I know nothing about his mother or father. Both my grandfather and father are deceased. My grandfather, Ernest Alfred Phinney, Sr. was born in Pennsylvania in 1920. He married my father's mother, Dorothy Marie Root. They had 3 children: Ernest A. Phinney, Jr., Janice Kathryn Phinney, and Daniel Phinney. He died on August 15, 1996 in Florida. He did have a second wife named Justine. They had 3 children: Donald Phinney, Edward Phinney, and James Phinney.

Any information will be greatly appreciated.

Kathy (Phinney) Lyda

For anyone tracing William Edward Phinney or Edward Bradford Phinney of Mass., U.S.

heathbank — 2008-03-18 21:41:40Z

Baptism record from Pauntley Parish, Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire, England.
Entry No 374, Baptism Date - June 4 1865, Surname - Phinney, Child's Forename - William Edward, Father's Name - Edward Bradford Phinney, Mother's Name - Ellen, Home address - Waquoit, Massechusetts, United States, Occupation of Father - Sea Captain, Minister - T.P. Little, Incumbent.

The entry for Edward B. Phinney in the 1880 U.S. Federal Census appears to fit this family, although Edward's occupation is now Farmer.
Hope this helps someone. Peter

Re: Col. Edmund Phinney Revolutionary War

Shelley_Augustine — 2007-06-06 22:13:45Z

My Reeds and Macombers were from Massachusetts, Abiah Reed (b c1785) is listed in the J.L Reed book, descendants of William Reade of Weymouth, MA, she is shown to be the daughter of Benjamin and Abiah Macomber Reed. I have located her marriage record (Shutesbury MA town clerk's office) and her obituary (Cazenovia, NY historian's office)but there is no death record, and I have not located a birth record either. I have a 3x great grandmother, Sarah Reed (married Lorenzo Cuningham), but I have found nothing other than census records and her grave (Maple Grove Cemetery, Otisco, NY).

Re: Col. Edmund Phinney Revolutionary War

asnyderross — 2007-06-06 03:11:39Z

Where are your Reed/ Macombers located? My husband has some in Ontario County,NY. I have a Phinney line on my side.

Simeon Gaylord Phinney

asnyderross — 2007-06-06 03:07:09Z

Looking for info on children of Simeon Gaylord Phinney(1833-1891) and Angeline Babcock(1836-1902). Children were: Margaret (abt 1859-) Harriett (abt 1862-?) Hemann (abt 1863-?) Carrie L.(1865-1898) married to a Smith, buried short tract, NY, Alice (1868-?) Arthur (1874-?). These are siblings to my great grandmother Esther (1881-1981). Thank you for any help.

Mary Jane Phinney

asnyderross — 2007-06-06 02:53:24Z

Looking for info on Mary Jane Phinney(her side of family) who married Reverand John Q. Adams in 1849. thank you.

Sarah Phinney

asnyderross — 2007-06-06 02:50:18Z

Looking for info on Sarah Phinney ( her side of family) who married Thomas Adams in 1724, in MA. Thank you.

Edwin Safford Phinney

asnyderross — 2007-06-06 02:48:33Z

Looking for info on Edwin Safford Phinney and descendants. His third wife was Laura L. Adams, married her 25 Nov 1848. Her dates are 1819-1878. thank you.

Re: Col. Edmund Phinney Revolutionary War

asnyderross — 2007-06-06 23:20:02Z

where is Otisco, NY? your names aren't familiar to me.

Phinney/Adams

asnyderross — 2007-06-04 10:41:28Z

Looking for info on Phinney 's connected to Adams in RI, Conn., and Ma.early 1800's. thank you

Re: Edwin Safford Phinney

asnyderross — 2007-06-14 03:31:59Z

Info on Edwin would be great as I am a Phinney line and trying to see if mine hooks into this one, I have the ancestors of the Adams side back to henry adams, documented in the Descendents of Henry Adams book.

Theodore Phinney

CharleneOestman — 2006-10-16 21:22:54Z

A special request to any Phinney reseachers: I received a request for information from a person who speaks only Spanish regarding Theodore Phinney who was born in Cuba. If anyone has any leads on this family, please email me. The following is all I was given:
Benjamin Phinney born in Nova Scotia married Susana Morse who was born in England. Their son was Theodore Phinney who married Anna Barrett in Cuba and their children were Jose, Susan, Deidamia, and Theodore Jr. Theodore Jr married Victoria Bello and they had many children. Theodore Jr left Cuba in 1856 to go to Washington(?) and never came back. He might have gone to Boston or Newport, Rhode Island, as well. The request is for any information about what happened to Theodore Jr. Where did he end up, did he have another family, etc?
Thanks in advance for help.

Alsey Phiney of Mississippi

aweeksmay — 2007-07-29 20:44:38Z

Does anyone know of an Alsey Phiney who was born circa 1775 who married a Joel James in Mississippi in the early 1800's? I am trying to find out if this is my gggggrandmother. My ggggrandmother was Martha James who married James F. Scott in 1824 Claiborne County Mississippi. Thanks

Re: GEORGE H. PHINNEY PARENTS/New York

bpanzau — 2006-11-06 00:36:23Z

I JUST WROTE CRAIG ABOUT MY RECENT DISCOVERY. GEORGE IS MY GREAT UNCLE. HIS PARENTS WERE JOESPH AND JENNIE PHINNEY FROM ESSEX COUNTY NY. HE HAD A SISTER, MY GRANDMOTHER, RUTH PHINNEY. I SAW A SITE SOMEWHERE WHERE GEORGE HAD DIED IN 1985 IN DUNEDIN FL. I HOPE THIS HELPS AND PLEASE LET ME KNOW WHAT YOU FIND. BONNIE PANZAU

GEORGE H. PHINNEY PARENTS/New York

bpanzau — 2006-11-06 00:32:40Z

HI CRAIG. I RECENTLY DISCOVERED MY FATHERS HERITAGE AND I BELIEVE THAT GEORGE WAS HIS UNCLE. GEORGES' PARENTS WERE JOSEPH AND JENNIE PHINNEY OF ESSEX COUNTY, NY. IT STATES THAT GEORGE WAS BORN IN 1894. HIS SISTER, MY GRANDMOTHER, WAS BORN IN 1891. ALSO CK DUNEDIN FL FOR OBITUARIES OF GEORGE AROUND 1985. I HAVENT GONE THAT FAR INTO THE SEARCH BUT ITS A START FOR YOU I HOPE. LET ME KNOW WHAT YOU FIND. BONNIE PANZAU

Re: searching for father

dwaynephinney1 — 2007-11-17 23:27:17Z

Ernie Phinney is also my father.

He was born in Campobello Island,New Brunswick,Ontario,Canada

His parents were Ernest Phinney Sr and Pearl Chute, both born in Campobello.

He no longer lives in Brampton.

If you are still looking for info I can help.