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Re: Pulver Family from WV, Ohio & PA

johnpulver172 — 2009-09-14 00:07:56Z

Hi Carole,

Yes, I am Dutch's youngest to his first marriage. Sorry to hear about your brother. You guys have had a rough couple years.

Your mom shared with me one time about Aunts still alive in Switzerland. You would have to check with her.

I would be glad to have any family info that you have found. The following is my e-mail johnpulver@verizon.net Have you checked ellis island records?

Thanks,

John

Re: Pulver Family from WV, Ohio & PA

Carole_Berger — 2009-09-13 21:24:13Z

You must be one of "Dutch's" children, Is Tammy Rogers your sister..I am Mary Pulver oldest child, Carole..
Do you know anything about our GGrandfather Fritz? I am a total standstill, I have a great deal of information the Siers side. Would be glad to share...

Re: Pulver Family from WV, Ohio & PA

johnpulver172 — 2009-09-13 00:31:48Z

my grandfather was Raymond Pulver. Lived in Paris PA, my father was Marion Ralph Pulver.

John

Re: James A Pulver, NY

cheryl7849 — 2009-08-26 22:02:16Z

James A. Pulver, son of Samuel & Emma Pulver, married Elizabeth Bates, 1874, Mellenville Reformed Church, Mellenville, Columbia Co., NY

Charles S. Pulver b. 1844 in New York...living in Fremont, Winneshiek, Iowa 1860 Census - need help figuring out where he went!

shaslam100 — 2009-04-30 07:11:01Z

I am very confused with this family and I hope someone can help me to figure out some of the conflicting data.

From records on the Winneshiek County, Iowa GenWeb site, it appears that Charles S. Pulver married Fannie P. McHenry (aka Frances P. McHenry). Fannie is the daughter of Wilson and Margaret McHenry and was born in 1844 in New York. I am trying to identify Fannie's grandparents and am now stuck on her marriage to Charles and maybe to someone else. The marriage records indicate she married Charles Pulver in 1866. However, these same records seem to indicate she married a man by the name of Charles Mager (Mager may be McGee according to the www.familysearch.org website). The confusing thing about this is that the records show that the marriage to Charles #2 (Mager or McGee) also took place in 1866. The records show that Charles #1 (Pulver) was married to Mary McDowell in 1861...but maybe also in 1866...I am REALLY confused.

To top it all off, I can NOT locate any of these people after the 1860 census!! Frances McHenry is found in the 1860 Census living in Decorah, Winneshiek County, Iowa. Charles Pulver (#1) is found in the 1860 census living in Fremont, Winneshiek County, Iowa with his parents and his 7 brothers and sisters. I have never found a Charles Mager or McGee in any census record! As I mentioned earlier...www.familysearch.org shows the marriage between Frances and Charles McGee on 14 Aug 1866 in Winneshiek County, Iowa...but there is no other information provided.

I am STUCK!! I wonder if Charles Pulver died and Frances then married Charles Mager (or McGee)...but then what happened to them in 1870??? Did they all die??? I found Frances' parents in Decorah, Winneshiek County, Iowa through the 1880 census...but they both died in this area by 1892. I just don't know where to turn now.

I would appreciate any help regarding this family. If anyone has any information on this particular Pulver line, I would greatly appreciate it!! Thank you very much.

Re: Pulver Family in Australia

judithbuik — 2008-08-31 04:54:01Z

Dear Petra Sorry about the delay have not been back to the posting. Try Brian Pulver, PO Box 100, Ashmont, Wagga Wagga NSW Australia. He is a relative of your lot.

My people came out from england in 1853. Settled in Morpeth thence to Sydney. my parents came to Wagga 1940. this pulver family were in england for at least 400 years in Broughton, Northamptonshire. At this point I have no idea where or when they went to Britain.

Re: Pulver Family in Australia

judithbuik — 2008-05-08 05:08:08Z

Hi I am not actually related to your Pulvers from Wagga. My dad came to Wagga as a young married man and saw a sign as he came into the main street which said Pulver's boot repairs. he made contact but found no relation of course there probably was many generations ago. My lot came fron the UK in 1853, from Northamptonshire. They had lived ther since the 1500s. Claud pulver, now dead, donated a set of decanters in a silver stand to the wagga council years ago which is on display in the council building. I also have a photo of the pulvers gathering hay in the early days of Wagga . not my family probably yours. I got this from the State library of NSW photo data base online. Please keep in touch with me ask any questions you like I may be able to help you i have done masses of research some of which may help you. my e-mail address is judithbuik@optusnet.com.au

Re: Pulver Family in Australia

judithbuik — 2008-05-08 05:07:09Z

Re: Pulver Family in Australia

brucesmeyers — 2008-05-08 02:14:55Z

I have names, birth places and dates, death places and dates, of my wife (Jenny Clout) 's Wagga Pulver connection about seven generations back to approx 1700. email me on bruncem@ozemail.com.au.

My wife's descendants range through Meyers, Clout, McDonough, Pulver Fuhrmann, Schlinger, We are keen to know more.

Bruce & Jenny Meyers Kirrawee NSW OZ

Re: Pulver Family in Australia

PetradeRuyter — 2008-05-07 07:26:51Z

Hi there Judith

I am surprised to hear from someone in the Pulver family - I have been attempting to make contact for years.

The Pulver family (Wagga Wagga) is actually Swiss, not polish. I have naturalisation papers - just cant find when Rudolph arrived in Australia.

I have tried to make contact withPulver rellies in Wagga but not having much luck on that side of things. I would be interested to know how far you have come with your search and from which Pulver you are decended from.

Cheers Petra

Re: Pulver Family in Australia

judithbuik — 2008-05-06 23:34:03Z

I am a Pulver from Wagga Wagga . Not of your family who came directly from poland. If you look up www.bdm.nsw.gov.au this web site you will find all the relevant dates for your family in wagga. Also if you go to this site www.nla.gov.au the national library of australia you should be able to find the naturalisation papers for rudolph/rodolph and other items. also look up all the passenger lists for incoming immigrants to australia these should help you. Use terms like passengers to Australia shoulcover all you needs. I am happy to do any searching for you if you whish.. Your Pulver family were a family of distinction in Wagga. There are still family recils in the hands of the Wagga council. Look up the white pages for present wagga pulver residents there are still some Cheers Judy Buik nee Pulver

Re: denniston and pulver

mfamalfitano — 2008-04-30 11:27:50Z

Hi - I am in the middle of retiring, packing and moving to a new house. I'd love to be in contact - get back to me after June 1 Thanks, Marlena

Charles Calvin Pulver born 1858 in NY

lor8556 — 2008-04-25 20:45:54Z

Recentaly confirmed the father of Charles Calvin Pulver is John Henry Pulver who lived in Palmyra, NY in the late 1800's-early 1900's. His wife was Susan Ellen (White) Pulver and she is buried in Palmyra Village Cemetery, having died in 1889. Susan's parents are shown as Farnham and Susan White on the tombstone, and her spouse is just shown as "Henry" (not John Henry Pulver). Does anyone have further information on these ancestors of mine?

Re: denniston and pulver

cheryl7849 — 2008-04-09 01:08:01Z

Ezekial Denniston married Margaret Pulver, May 1792, Schenectady Reformed Church

Solomon Pulver (son of Jacob & Christina Burger Pulver) married Mary Denniston, 22 Oct. 1787 at Duanesburg, Schenectady Co. Daughter,Sarah born 11 July 1795 in Schenectady Co,

I have a Charles D. Pulver born 1859, son of William & Elisabeth Stupplebeen Pulver; he has 8 siblings. Could he be your Charles Denniston Pulver???

Re: denniston and pulver

dennisonlangdon — 2008-03-28 18:08:50Z

I have a copy of a genealogy for Ezekial Denniston. Did you ever get a reply to your inquiry here? Joanne Dennison Langdon

Re: Charles C. Pulver Born 1858

brucesmeyers — 2008-02-21 11:10:38Z

Sorry. Not the Australian Pulver family who were ex Germany

Allison S. Tomlinson Pulver

lor8556 — 2008-02-20 00:43:21Z

We believe Allison's mother's maiden name was Sarah Mather. Allison married Charles Pulver in Wisconsin in the very late 1800's. Does anyone have information on who Allison's father was?

Charles C. Pulver Born 1858

lor8556 — 2008-02-20 00:40:21Z

Have hit the wall in my search for the parents or siblings of Charles C. Pulver, my Great-grandfather. On early census records, he states his birth was in 1858 in the state of New York. He was a traveling salesman and later moved to Wisconsin, where he married Allison S. Tomlinson. His children were Bruce and Ruth Pulver. I have located two Pulver families in NY with sons born in 1858. I have no idea which one, if either, is the correct family. Does anyone have a clue or an early record that will give proof positive? Family story says that Charles' Father may have lived in Elmira, NY at some point.

James A Pulver, NY

2005-07-25 02:00:24Z

Looking for info on James A Pulver born 1854 son of Samuel and Emma Pulver.

Re: Pulver Coat of Arms

2005-05-31 01:23:00Z

Why don't you post that background - ???
Is this coat of arms similar (http://www.houseofnames.com/xq/asp.c/qx/pulver-coat-arms.htm) to the one you did see few years back?

Re: James A Pulver, NY

karenPulver44 — 2006-04-12 19:46:08Z

Diane,
I am not sure but I think JAmes A. Pulver is my husband g-grandfather that may have changed his name to Augustus when he married a Catholic girl named Mary Tracy. Samuel and Emma are the GG-grandparents we have listed in our line. I am going tomorrow to check the church books again to double check.

John P Pulver and Sarah Wolcott

dkillmer — 2005-03-22 16:53:35Z

Looking for relatives of John P Pulver

He married Sarah Wolcott who was born 11/08/1804 and died 11/24/1885,she is buried at Evergreen Cemetery in Pines Plains, NY. I have seen her grave.

I would like to have any information about John P Pulver. I don’t have any information on him. I only know of 1 child they had Elizabeth born about 1832.

Sarah lived with her brother in 1850 and in 1860, 70, and 80 she lived with her son-in law Hiram Killmer, and they lived in Milan, Dutchess County, NY.

Sarah was born in West Copake, Columbia County, NY, and I think that would be where she met John P. Pulver. I don’t know if she was a widow since 1850 or what.

Any help with John P. Pulver would be great helpful. I don’t know where he is buried at

Please email me at dennismk1@earthlink.net.

Thank you
Dennis Killmer
Fort Worth, TX
http://home.earthlink.net/~dennismk1

John P Pulver

dkillmer — 2005-03-22 16:53:35Z

Looking for relatives of John P Pulver he married Sarah Wolcott 1804---11/24/1885,

I would like to have any information about him and his parents.
She is buried in Pines Plaines NY; I don’t know where he is buried at.

I found a John P Pulver in the 1840 Census and living in Copake NY, I also found a William living next to him and so I did some research. I found a Petrus Pulver with a son named John and William and this could be his parents but I am not sure.

I need information on Petrus Pulver and Anna Maria Deter (this could be the P. in John P. Pulver)

If I could get any information on this John P Pulver it would help.

Please email me at dennismk1@earthlink.net.

Thank you
Dennis Killmer
Fort Worth, TX
http://home.earthlink.net/~dennismk1

Re: Peter Pulver and Almeda Ottman

mfamalfitano — 2007-09-09 17:48:01Z

Yes, but I couldn't find the right Peter - lots of others, but not mine - thanks for checking

Peter Pulver and Almeda Ottman

mfamalfitano — 2007-09-08 00:54:48Z

Looking for parents and siblings of Peter Pulver,born 9 Aug 1839 in perhaps Schoharie County, NY. Married Almeda Ottman in 1870 and had one child, Eula Pulver. Lived in Schoharie County after his marriage.

Parents of Orminta Matilda Pulver

chester704 — 2005-04-30 21:25:59Z

Orminta Matilda Pulver was born in January 23, 1811, presumably in Pine Plains, Columbia County, New York. She married Hugh Van Slyck who was my Great-great Grandfather of Kinderhook, New York. She died October 7, 1896 in Kinderhook and is buried in the Old Dutch Reformed Church Cemetery in Kinderhook. My great grandfather was born in Pine Plains which was the home of his mother's famnily. Nicholas and Polly Sutherland (Parks) Pulver were residents of Pine Plains. There were also other Pulvers residents of Pine Plains. Does anyone have information as to the parents of Orminta Matilda Pulver of Pine Plains, New York?

Re: Pulver/Slattery/Cutler

linnievp — 2007-01-11 07:24:54Z

I am doing some research for my grandson and believe he connects to Civillia Pulver who married Thomas A Cutler.
Their daughter Phyllis Cutler md Albert Armentrout g-grand parents of my grandson
Preston A Armentrout
Parents: Shawn Armentrout & Melanie Silkett (my daughter)
Grandparents: Albert B Armentrout Jr & Leah Weihe
G-grandparents: Albert B Armentrout Sr & Phyllis Cutler
GG-Grandparents: Civillia Pulver & Thomas A Cutler
What more information might you have on Civillia Pulver?
Linnie Poyneer

PULVER, Alferd (Alfred)

chrisadams26 — 2007-05-03 23:42:11Z

Hello, I am looking for information on a New Yorker named Alferd Pulver b abt 1827 or 1828. He later married Eliza, maiden name unknown. Children were Matilda 1852, Melinda 1852, John E 1857 and Clinton 1859. The census also mention an Addie E Pulver 1865 and Cornelius Pulver 1789. Although I am not sure if the last 2 are immediate Family! I understand that this line eventually goes back to Johann Wendell Pulver Born in 1670, Palantine, Germany married to Anna Catherine Busch. I am trying to connect them. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Re: PULVER, Alferd (Alfred)

chrisadams26 — 2007-05-09 04:21:12Z

Thank you for your reply. I know that my ancesters originate from Germany. Good luck with your searches!

Olney Pulver in 1900 Census Richmond, Macomb, Michigan

tgarber0504 — 2006-01-31 16:50:45Z

Looking for information on the Olney Pulver family in the 1900 Census, Richmond Twp, Macomb County, Michigan. Can anyone tell me his wife's given name, if his mother-in-law was living with them and/or if her name was Mary Gilbert b. 1829?

Thank You,
Madonna

Re: Elizabeth Pulver/NY

truckdw3 — 2005-06-04 16:54:20Z

I have an Elizabeth Pulver that could have been born about the time you are looking for. She had brothers that were born in 1825 and 1821.

Here mother was Lucy Chase married to Elijah Pulver. Lucy was from Pines Planes, Dutchess County and died Januayr 17, 1883 She was born sometime around 1801. I have they had 7 children. Some of the childred were born in Dutchess county but I do not know which ones. I have just started researching this. So if you have any infomation it would be greatly appreciated.

Joyce

Re: Elizabeth Pulver/NY

truckdw3 — 2005-06-04 16:54:20Z

I have a John E. Pulver that was born on 5/24/1825 and died May 21, 1900. I have Yates County, NY but am not sure it born or died there. He was a sister to Elizabeth and a son to Elijah Pulver. I don't think this is the same family.

pulver-denniston

MAmalfitano — 2006-05-14 20:25:11Z

am looking for descendants of ezekial denniston and his wife margaret pulver and ezekial's sister maria and her husband, solomon pulver, brother of margaret. i have a copy of 1912 dennison genealogy which is most of ezekial's line. am also intereted in martin pulver and margarita poplar. martin is a third sibling. contact me at amalf@juno.com. hoping to hear from you all.

solomon and maria denniston pulver

MAmalfitano — 2006-05-14 20:25:11Z

amlooking for descendants of solomon and maria (mary)denniston pulver, mar.22 oct, 1789 mariaville, new york. known children were madeline, solomon, peter, mary d., jemiima and possibly charles deniiston pulver. some or allof the children moved toearlville or thereabouts, illinois. peter married catherine ridly or radley. have denniston and some pulver info to trade.

denniston and pulver

MAmalfitano — 2006-05-14 20:25:11Z

looking for descendants of ezekial DENNISTON and margaretPULVERof new york. also, descendants of solomonPULVER and maria(mary)DENNISTON. also, Charles DENNISTON PULVER. any and all help much apprecited. willingto trade all info. i have.

Pulvers

mmcewan26 — 2006-01-19 23:29:16Z

I am looking for descendents of Samuel Pulvers, who was born in England on 19 Dec 1883 and died in Los Angeles on 09 Dec 1961. He had a brother named Isaac Harry, known as Harry, and a sister named Elsie. His mother's maiden name was Kramer. British Ancestors can find no record of the births in England, but that is what both Harry and Sam claimed. I am wondering if they may have been known by another name, as immigration has no record either. Harry was in the USA before 1919 and Sam at least by 1930.

Re: PULVER-VANEPS ABRAMS, FAMILY FROM, NY

@@l.ramirez@mindspring.com — 2005-10-22 17:04:20Z

Maybe we have a connection somewhere. My GG Grandmother was Francis Morey b. 1851 Nassau, Rens., NY. The record I have shows her father was Sherman Morey and her mother Phoebe Pulver married in 1849. My GG Grandmother married Harvey Abrames. She died in 1886 in Troy, NY. Our names are pretty close. Let me know if you think we have a connection.

Re: Pulver Family in Australia

davartep — 2007-02-08 08:47:32Z

Sorry for the late reply - and many thanks for replying.

Cheers Petra

Re: Pulver Family in Australia

davartep — 2007-02-08 08:44:48Z

Hi there Bruce (and fellow Pulver descendant).

I would be at the same family level as your parents. I am descended from Rodolph Frederick - brother of Lily. I have been trying for what seems an eternity to trace the travel movements of Rodolph Christian from Switzerland - are you able to help in anyway.

Cheers Petra

Re: Peter Pulver and Almeda Ottman

truckdw — 2007-09-09 14:55:02Z

Sorry this is not part of my family tree. I have a Peter Pulver but he was born in 1828 and died in 1903. Sorry I could not have been more help. Have you checked out the census records.

Joyce

Re: Pulver/Slattery/Cutler

truckdw — 2007-01-11 13:29:35Z

Sorry I am not connected with this side of the Pulver family.

Re: Egbert & Parthena Pulver - NY to Illinois

truckdw — 2007-01-07 13:27:57Z

Sorry I cannot help you. You might try Dutchess County, NY that is where I have traced my side of the Pulver family back to. From there I am stuck.

Re: Pulver Family in Australia

truckdw — 2007-01-07 12:26:39Z

Sorry I cannot help you I am not connected with this side of the Pulver family.

Re: Pulver Family in Australia

brucesmeyers — 2007-02-09 21:28:36Z

Sorry. have no information on any travel arrangements.

Only record found to date shows the family in Wagga Wagga NSW.

First available date was Pulver/Fuhrmann wedding at Camden NSW
at St Pauls Church Camden on 19 January, 1867. Nothng earlier to date.

Re: PULVER, Alferd (Alfred)

brucesmeyers — 2007-05-08 23:27:53Z

Sorry but none of your Pulver descendants match with the
Australian Pulver family.Descendents of Rudolf born Berne Switzerland 1832

Re: Pulver Family in Australia

brucesmeyers — 2007-02-08 06:42:39Z

Rudolph Christian Pulver born Berne 1832 Married Marianne Fuhrmann Born Germany 1842 Died Wagga Wagga Australia 1922.
Eight Children Mary, Rose, Ernest,Rodolph, Alfred, Frances,
Adolph, Lily Irene.
Lily Irene Born Wagga Wagga NSW Australia 1879, Died 1936.
She married Robert Charles Clout in 1878, Had three children, Reg, Violet, John,

Reg Clout married Phyllis McDonough at Wagga. Had two children
Moira and Jenny.

Jenny Married Bruce Meyers. email bruncem@ozemail.com.aq

Re: Pulver Family in Australia

brucesmeyers — 2007-02-08 06:41:27Z

Re: Egbert & Parthena Pulver - NY to Illinois

JedDeWitz — 2007-01-14 21:03:42Z

Thanks for the tip! Always more questions than answers.

Egbert & Parthena Pulver - NY to Illinois

JedDeWitz — 2007-01-06 14:57:53Z

Egbert Pulver (1823-1898) and Parthena Edmunds (1839-1863) were married on March 17, 1858. They were both born in New York and moved to Illinois before or shortly after their wedding as all the kids were born in Illinois.

I am looking for information about their ancestors and where they came from. Egberts parents were Wandle Pulver (born 1793 in NY) and Nellie McCarthy (born 1794 in NY). Egbert and Parthena's children were Charles Andrew (1863-1951), Cyntha (born abt 1862), and Harmon (born abt 1860).

I am looking for more info about this family and to connect with anyone else who may also be researching them.

dewitz_jed@yahoo.com

Re: Pulver Family in Australia

CAConverse — 2007-01-07 00:08:13Z

Hi
This is an old message. I hope you receive it. I am also looking for Pulvers in Switzerland. A Marguerite Pulver, b. 1895 in Switzerland, came to America with my grandparents, Francois and Rosa Begre Monnier, in 1909 to help my grandmother with her baby and stayed here. She was a relative, I believe a niece, the daughter of one of my grandmother's sisters, Anna, Ida, Sofia, or Bertha. My grandmother was born in Ligertz, Bern, Switzerland. Her parents were Rosina Martin and Abraham Begre. Do we have a connection?