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Re: Sarah Pringle Gahagan(Geoghegan)

pblackstock12 — 2009-11-01 13:45:13Z

My William was born 24 February 1785 in Queens County. His wife was Jane Gribbens or Gibbons born in Kings County, Ireland.

Our Pringles obviously must be related but I don't know how we prove it.

Did your Sarah have daughters named Catherine or Martha?

Re: Sarah Pringle Gahagan(Geoghegan)

abourne116 — 2009-11-01 00:38:59Z

Possibly William had a brother called Joseph. He may have been the father of Sarah.

His wife was possibly Margarett Fitz-Allen

William's wife may have been Ann or Eliza

Re: Pringle/Brydges

GraceMayAsh — 2009-10-19 13:02:36Z

No sorry but I will keep it in mind.

Re: Pringle/Brydges

ianramy2 — 2009-10-19 07:24:45Z

i too am looking for a phillis pringle christened 1802,wooler,northumberland,she married a william dunn in 1832,for a possible connection to my john dunn. does anyone have a connection to these names? ianramy2

Re: Calling all UEL Ontario Pringles

tolainieb — 2009-10-13 23:35:54Z

Hi Robbin I am connected to the Pringles of Ontario. My gr gr grandfather was Phillip Pringle. He was the son of Simeon Pringle (born 1783 Addington). Simeon's father was Joseph UEL, and his father was Joel. I've been trying to locate a Pringle family bible or some concrete evidence to show proof of this as I'm trying to get the UEL certificate. I have other older Pringle names if you need any help. Often the name was interchanged with Prindle. I'll see what info I can come up with regarding Mahetable Pringle. Hope to hear from you. Any info will be greatly appreciated. Thanks Elaine

Re: Calling all UEL Ontario Pringles

jpringle1979 — 2009-10-05 04:26:51Z

I'm looking for an Alexander Pringle, born around 1832, most likely from Ontario. he immigrated to Michigan in the mid 1800's marrying a Lydia Hufford in Perrysburg, OH in 1865. He was found living in the first parish of Muskegon, MI in 1870 but back in Perrysbury by 1880 where he died in 1890. His parents according to census records are his father is from Canada, but his mother is from PA. Any help on this would be greatly appreciated!

Re: Pringle/Brydges

GraceMayAsh — 2009-09-27 04:58:08Z

I am no closer to a answer to this puzzle of mine. Here's what I do know: My paternal grandmother was Phyllis (Phillis) Pringle and married Alfred Brydges b.1865 or 1870, also I have a pic sent to my father Charles Alfred Brydges around 1945-1950. On the back it says 'from Auntie Belle Lovingly yours Dr Isabel T Donaldson, Medford, Oregon U.S.A. Her mother was Jane Pringle and they both attended dad's sister Ellison's wedding in 1928 Winnipeg, Manitoba. Also attending was Mr and Mrs Arthur Brydges of Selkirk, Manitoba. Jane Pringle may have been Jane Melville married to John or Thomas Pringle.

Re: Pringle/Brydges

GraceMayAsh — 2009-09-17 23:52:39Z

Hi Kathy it just me again. Do you have any docs for John and Jane Pringle? I'm having a time finding any that would assure me that I'm on the right track.
Ruth

Re: F.M. Pringle, Civil war vet, buried in Florida

haywarddiane — 2009-09-10 02:05:01Z

Yes! Florence was the daughter of Francis Marion Pringle. How are you descended from Florence Pringle? I am writing a history of the Danzey family. Florence married a Danzey.

I will respond to you directly in a couple of days.
Diane Hayward

PRINGLE Gale E and Pauline

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-04 13:42:00Z

PRINGLE Gale E and Pauline

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Re: F.M. Pringle, Civil war vet, buried in Florida

svonfange — 2009-09-04 03:12:47Z

The information you both posted has been helpful. I have only recently begun to research a family line through Florence Pringle who I believe may be a daughter of F.M. Pringle. Can you confirm he had a daughter Florence? Do you have any information on his ancestors and his descendants? If you wish, you can contact me at sharon@vonfange.com.

Re: Rogers-Skelton and Allied Families

mglovelace — 2009-09-01 14:17:59Z

Sam, I've just begun to research my PRINGLE surname. All I have is a lot of other Pringle's hard work. I see where you descend from Abraham's son John A. whereas I descend from Abraham's son, Samuel T. Samuel T.'s daughter, Martha Pringle is my ggrandmother. I am very interested in doing my Pringle line and hope to learn more. Another posting of yours discouraged me from obtaining the "Rogers'Skelton & Allied Families" book. Is that correct? Not enough Pringle in it?
Thanks for your help.
Merlene

Re: Rogers-Skelton and Allied Families

BarbaraOrsak28 — 2009-08-31 15:31:04Z

I am Sam Orsak also a Kosse/Limestone Co. TX. Pringle. My gf was Willie Loyd Pringle b. 1881 in Kosse, ggf was William Alexander (Bud) Pringle, mother was Ann Judson (Juggie) Adams.
I see that your tree has a connection to us. I would like to connect and discuss our mutual relatives.
samorsakatyahoodotcom. Thanks...Sam

Re: Rogers-Skelton and Allied Families

BarbaraOrsak28 — 2009-08-31 15:24:15Z

Dear Marlene:
I am a Pringle descendent of Abraham Pringle, then John Alexander Pringle, then William Alexander Pringle, then Willie Loyd Pringle, then Lizzie Juanell Pringle, my mother.
I have a book "Descendents of Jessee Shelton and related families", who lists Rogers, Sheltons, two Skeltons and Pringles as allied families. I don't think this is the book you are wanting, but it was authored by Cecil and Louise Shelton, copyright 1977, printed by Pioneer Publishing Co. Fresno, CA.
Keep in touch..samorsakatyahoodotcom. Sam

Re: Ethelinda Matilda Pringle

THFKidman — 2009-08-10 14:52:41Z

Additions and corrections to previous post:-

Ethelinda was born about 1865 in Liverpool (birth still not found) to Henry Timbrel Pringle and Kathleen Charlotte James.

Henry was born about 1801 in Ireland and his father was James Pringle.

One of Ethelinda's elder sisters, Harriet, was born in Aberdeen as was her husband whom she married in Ipswich, Queensland.

Could it be that James Pringle came from Aberdeen?
Did Ethelinda meet her husband because the Mutch and Pringle families knew one another in Aberdeen years before?

Re: John Pringle b.c1821 m. Jean Amos Edinburgh, Midlothian

Vanessa_Ms — 2009-07-27 19:56:51Z

Hi Andy,

my ggg granddad is also Robert Pringle who married Amelia Moffat in Edinburgh! He had a son James Moffat Pringle who married Emma (Emily) Ragg in Newcastle in 1869. James was living in Edinburgh until the 1861 census then in Newcastle / Gateshead. They had several children including James Moffat Pringle (jnr), my g granddad who married Mary Ann Birkett.

Let me know if you need any info on this side of the family,

Vanessa

Re: Calling all UEL Ontario Pringles

dfboath1 — 2009-07-20 09:44:46Z

Cannot connect directly to mine however I have a number of Ontario PRINGLE family members in my tree. They originate from John PRINGLE B abt 1821 Inverness SCOTLAND and his wife Elizabeth URQUHART b Abt 1821 Dingwall Ross and Cromarty. They emigrated from SCOTLAND to Ontario and had the following children:-

Alexander b abt 1855 Ontario d 1934 Blenheim Ontario;

Catherine b 1859 Ontario d 1939 Minto Ontario;

Jessie b abt 1861 Ontario;

Elizabeth b abt 1862 Ontario d 1949 Minto Ontario;

Donald b abt 1864 Ontario;

John b abt 1878 Ontario;

I know that Donald and Alexander married but that is about all the detail I have I would expect Elizabeth to have been a common name among their descendants.

Have you managed to find anything in the Canadian Census results?

I have a lot more data on the Scotland side of this family mostly around Inverness and Ballater in Aberdeenshire if anyone can make a connection.

David F BOATH
Dalgety Bay
Fife
SCOTLAND

Re: Calling all UEL Ontario Pringles

HeatherBrennen — 2009-07-19 15:38:16Z

My great grandmother was ELIZABETH PRINGLE. Her headstone is in Kirkland Lake, ON. She was born in 1885 and died in 1969. Her husband was THOMAS BRENNEN born 1889 and died in 1973. I know nothing of her family or my great grandfathers family beyond this point. There are no records available to me.

I know of one child born to them, my grandfather: Gerald John Brennen who passed away in Nipigon, Ontario. Many years before he passed away I questioned him about our family and he could provide me with no information of any kind.

Thank You in advance for any information that is provided as a result of this post.

Heather

thomas alexander pringle

tonywnuczynski1 — 2009-06-22 03:03:44Z

seeking information on Thomas Alexander Pringle born c1830 at Liverpool UK. Married Jane McCord 24/02/1855. Daughter Elizabeth Clara Pringle born 13/01/1856 Derby UK is my Great Great Grandmother.

Re: Alexander H Pringle: Earlston, Scotland to Cobourg Ontario

sallangley — 2009-01-31 07:25:59Z

Gosh, you lucky thing, that's like a jackpot-win!

Re: Alexander H Pringle: Earlston, Scotland to Cobourg Ontario

sallangley — 2008-11-25 14:16:24Z

Yep, Captain John Pringle and Margaret Watson married 16 April 1786. I was born a Pringle so my father's paternal DNA is actually this line which I have had tested- so any direct male descendants of this line *should* match.

Re: Alexander H Pringle: Earlston, Scotland to Cobourg Ontario

sallangley — 2008-11-25 09:53:17Z

Hiya, My g-g-g-grandfather John Pringle 1803-1872 also came from Earlston and moved to London, England. He and his first wife Mary Johnston named their first child Hamilton Pringle in 1825. Mary's sister was called Hamilton and their mother was called Hamilton Bruce .... I wonder if these Pringles and had a common ancestor?

Re: the pringle tree or john and samuel pringle

nortonrucksack — 2008-11-04 13:03:56Z

Hi Shirley,

would it be possoible to get a copy of the article?

My email is mike@pringle.org

Thanks

Mike

Eleanor Pringle d/o George Pringle in Bamburgh 1700s

theothersideofthewold — 2009-06-15 18:05:04Z

Is anyone researching Pringles in Northumberland?
I have Eleanor Pringle in my tree, daughter of George, baptised at Bamburgh 1723.
In 1756 she married Humphrey Bowmaker in Bamburgh and they had 3 sons: James, George & William.
Eleanor died in 1801 in Shoreston so there may be a family connection there.
Thanks

Re: Rogers-Skelton and Allied Families

dansalmon67 — 2008-12-31 03:21:05Z

I,m trying to connect with mglovelace,which is anonymous. I am seeking a connection with a Abraham Pringle-late 1700,s-SC. married to a Sarah "Anna"Bromfield-from NC.Thanks for Any Info: on this union.. Dan Salmon--fishsalmondan@yahoo.com

Re: Calling all UEL Ontario Pringles

ArleneColman — 2008-12-25 12:06:34Z

Merry Christmas.
I am new to the geneology addiction. My grandfather was Martin Luther Pringle married to Agnes Winter. I am trying to research his ancestry. Does he appear in any of your findings.

Arlene Colman

James Pringle

ArleneColman — 2009-01-15 13:12:23Z

I am looking for James Pringle ancestry (mother, father, siblings, etc).

James was married to Hannah Jane Storring born 1837 in ontario. I have identified the following children from this union as George, Thomas, Mary, William, Eliza and Agnes. Jane Pringle (nee Storring) went on to marry A Fletcher and then a Sedore. Jane died in april, 1921.

Martin Luther Pringle was my grandfather and his maternal grandmother was the above Jane.

I would be most grateful for any information, not identifying James and his family is a major stumbling block to the completion of the paternal line.

Arlene

James Pringle

ArleneColman — 2009-01-15 13:05:39Z

Re: Sarah Pringle Gahagan(Geoghegan)

pblackstock12 — 2009-05-15 02:33:51Z

Our Pringles are probably related as Pringle doesn't seem to be a common name in Queens County. My gr.gr.gr.grandfather William Pringle came to Prince Edward Island, Canada in 1817. When his wife died in 1818, he made his way up to York, Upper Canada, present day Ontario, Canada. His chidren were named George, Catherine and Martha. Do you have any information on Sarah's parents?

Patricia

Re: Sarah Pringle Gahagan(Geoghegan)

pblackstock12 — 2009-05-14 23:30:16Z

Was your Sarah born in Queens County or Dublin? My gr.gr.gr.grandfather William Pringle was born 1785 in Mountmellick, Queen's County, Ireland.

Re: Calling all UEL Ontario Pringles

cindrella5 — 2009-07-11 15:17:51Z

I am the great grand daughter of (Mary)Edith Pringle-who is Ida may's sister-we are looking for info on Ida Mays death-she died quite young-we were wondering how or why and also for pictures to identify her-we only have 1 and it is quite blurry-also for info on her husband Fred-we have that he died at the same time -is this true?? We have some pictures taken by AG Emery-wondering if there from this family?? Looking for any confirmation
Thanks

Re: Pringles from Ireland to America

shwil_22 — 2009-02-07 17:07:27Z

Does anyone have a Mary Pringle married to a Thomas Howard? Family definitely from Ireland - possibly Cork. Known sons born in Cork are William (approx. 1799), Michael (approx. 1804), and Martin (approx. 1807). Sons left Cork approx. 1829 and settled in Washtenaw County, Michigan in 1831.

PRINGLE James E and Laura

t42Moore — 2008-11-17 14:19:10Z

PRINGLE James E and Laura

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PRINGLE Edgar 1926-1997

t42Moore — 2008-11-17 14:18:56Z

PRINGLE Edgar 1926-1997

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Captain Samuel Pringle

KarenSipes81 — 2009-07-12 13:43:26Z

Morning, wanted to let you all know of a great book that is now out or Captain Samuel Pringle and his family lines.

It is called, "Seedlings of the Sycamore Tree", and was researched by Jerry Pringle. If any on you are in this line and would like a copy, please email me at: karen6882@comcast.net or put a post on this site..

Captain Samuel Pringle and his brother John escaped from the "British" Fort Pitt, back in the Revolutionary era and lived in the base of a large Sycamore tree for several years. Ones of you who would be interested in this book, would know the history of these brothers and Captain Samuel Pringle's war history. Let me know if you or someone you know would like a copy and I will give you his email address. The cover of this book is a picture of the large Sycamore tree, outside of Buckhannon, WV., in Upshur county. I joined the Daughters of the American Revolution, under my Patriot Captain Samuel Pringle. Take care, Karen

Re: SarahPringle/Lawrence Gahagan

harlindean — 2008-12-22 15:30:36Z

Jim,

Thank you so much for responding to my e-mail. I'm delighted to know that you are willing to share information. Please advise me as to the best way to communicate. I'm retired and have plenty of time to work on mine and my wife's personal ancestry files.

Thanks again

Harlin Ray Dean Sr.
harlin.dean@sbcglobal.net

Re: Alexander H Pringle: Earlston, Scotland to Cobourg Ontario

cepringle — 2009-01-31 03:02:15Z

i have an update based on a veritable treasure chest of family papers my uncles sent me: my Alexander Hamilton Pringle got his middle name from his mother, Agnes Hamilton. His father George Pringle (b 1786 earlston, died 1878 St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada) had actually preceded him to Canada (which was news to me) in 1832.
Not sure how this ties in with captain john...maybe they were cousins?

Alexander H Pringle: Earlston, Scotland to Cobourg Ontario

cepringle — 2008-11-24 21:54:08Z

My brick wall has a few chinks in it...I know Alexander Hamilton Pringle (b. 1809 in Earlston, Scotland) came to Canada (montreal)in 1833, married Ann Whyte shortly thereafter then settled in Ontario (Cobourg, Port Hope area). He was a watchmaker/jeweller. I also have a graveyard full of dead Pringles in Earlston, Scotland...problem is, I don't know which ones (if any) Alex H belongs to. Any help much appreciated.

Re: Alexander H Pringle: Earlston, Scotland to Cobourg Ontario

cepringle — 2008-11-25 14:04:04Z

wow, it sure sounds like it...do you know John's parents' names?

PRINGLE Otha V and Lorene A

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-13 00:04:22Z

PRINGLE Otha V and Lorene A

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Floyd J. Pringle, Port Huron, MI

dondeb1234 — 2009-01-27 21:39:58Z

Hi,
I am looking for the last known address of Floyd Joseph Pringle. He was born in 1917 and died in Port Huron, Michigan in January of 1969. He owned an upholstery shop on 24th street. He was married to Marie Miller.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Deb (dondeb1234@yahoo.com)

Re: Rogers-Skelton and Allied Families

glenkay1 — 2008-10-16 17:29:16Z

While I have seen the tree you reference I have had no contact with them.

Thanks for the info on the Rogers-Skelton book.

PRINGLE James A 1927-2001 section 10

t42DFWNat — 2009-03-18 23:11:22Z

PRINGLE James A 1927-2001 section 10

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LauraTom38 Pringle Connection

mglovelace — 2008-10-16 12:58:48Z

Does anyone know how to contact the owner of "The Warbington Quest" family tree? I was unable to send a response to them. I would very much to correspond with this person as I descend from their Pringle connection.

Re: Rogers-Skelton and Allied Families

mglovelace — 2008-10-16 12:52:28Z

One of the responses I got from asking about this book told me she ordered it from the author, Helen Skelton. Helen's address is Helen & C.C. Skelton, P.O. Box 340, Burkeville, TX 75932. I have another question for you. Do you know how to contact the person who is the owner of "The Warbington Quest" family tree? The ID is LauraTom38, but it does not accept emails. This person has a section of Pringles in their tree that trickles down as close as my grandmother, who was Martha Pringle daughter.

Re: Rogers-Skelton and Allied Families

mglovelace — 2008-10-14 22:51:49Z

We come from the same line of Pringles. I come from Samuel T. Pringle, a son of Abraham Pringle, same as your John A. Pringle. I have just recently started on my Pringle line which is my Dad's maternal grandmother. I got as far back as Samuel T on my own and suspected that Abraham was mine. I got confirmation of Abraham from Deanne Coffield's Pringle website on rootsweb.com. You have a wonderful Family Tree on Ancestry.com. GOOD JOB.

Re: Rogers-Skelton and Allied Families

mglovelace — 2009-01-06 13:53:19Z

Dan,

I have quite a bit of info on Abraham Pringle but I have not verified any of it except for the censuses that I have found him on. I have just recently, in October last year, started back on researching my Pringle line. It has been a while. I’ve found lots of info on the rootsweb site of Pringle-Cotton-Walton Family File, but I have not verified all of it myself. Also, found some info on Delores Pringle’s rootsweb site Pringle-L Archives. A lot of it agrees with what I have found from different sources. I descend from Abraham’s son Samuel Pringle. Samuel comes from Abraham’s first wife, Mary Clark. Mary died sometime between 1830 and 1840, I believe. I don’t have any information on the ancestry of Anna Bromfield. I only know that he was married to her sometime after 1840.

I would like to get a copy of the “Rogers-Skelton and Allied Families” book but have not been able to do so. The author evidently researched our Pringles quite extensively.

Sorry I can’t help you at the moment, but I plan to make a trip to Lauderdale County MS soon to try and verify the documents of at least the latter part of Abraham’s life. My goal was to trace our Pringle back to Scotland/Ireland but I have not been able to as yet. My father told me his Pringle ancestor was Irish, but the name Pringle comes from Scotland. I will let you know if I find out anything on Anna.

Your email address is not accepting email.

Merlene Lovelace

Re: Pringles from Ireland to America

JoyMFrantzis — 2009-02-06 23:33:28Z

i have a Pringle, Nellie, her father George from Ireland, his wife last name Dailey or Daley, Nellie Pringle married my relative Ira Owen of Maine

Re: SarahPringle/Lawrence Gahagan

jgeoghegan11 — 2008-12-19 17:20:19Z

saw your post and the macgeoghegan family society does maintain a collection of data on all branches of the family. we would be delighted to exchange information with you. regards Jim

Re: Sarah Pringle Gahagan(Geoghegan)

JohnnyGahagan — 2009-05-14 23:50:09Z

Sarah Pringle Gahagan (Geoghegan) was born April 23, 1761 in Queen's County, Ireland. Died Oct. 6 Madison County NC USA.