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Re: Adeline and Alfred Rosman of Ohio early 1800

mswilliams129 — 2009-07-18 19:33:28Z

Wonder if we are related. My g-g-grandfather was George Edward Rosman, b. c. 1810-1816, in NY. Married Samantha Amanda Hilliard in 1834 in Schuyler Falls, Clinton Co., NY (very near Grand Isle, VT. 1850 Census find this family living in Ellenburg, Clinton Co., NY.
- Martha

Rosamond Surname Y-DNA Project

jdrosamond2 — 2008-11-05 19:00:12Z

The Rosamond Surname Y-DNA Project is active online at Family Tree DNA. The project is intended to try to genetically link the various Rosamond families who through the years have begun using alternate spellings, as well as tie together those lines of Rosamonds living in various parts of the US and the world. In particular, this will determine which branches of the Rosamond families are descended from the legendary Sergeant Rosemond of Ireland, which from Jacob Rosenmann, and which from other areas.

If you are a Rosamond male (or have a surname with any variation thereof), or have any male friends or relatives with the surname Rosamond, please encourage them to join the project.

In order to join go to the following website:

http://www.familytreedna.com/surname_sum.aspx?let=R&proj...

From here type in the name Rosamond in the search box and click on the Project Search button. (The project hasn’t yet been added to the list of R surnames.)

When the search results come up, click on the name Rosamond which will be highlighted in blue as a link.

This takes you to the page where you can enter your personal information and order a test kit. Click on the drop-down arrow at the end of the “Type of Test” line in order to see the options for the various kits that can be ordered. The only one required to join the project is the Y-12 marker kit for $99. Ordering your kit automatically puts you in as a member of the project.

Possible alternative spellings are:
Rosamond, Rosemond, Rosemon, Roseman, Rosemund, etc.

A website will be developed for project members and I will advise as soon as that is online.

Thanks to all.

Jimmy D. Rosamond
Powell, TN

Re: Coonrod Rosman

2006-01-24 08:02:53Z

I believe I have seen this name on my family Crest paper. I will look at it and let you know. The name was changed to Rozman

Cheri

A.B. ROSMAN, b. 1862, Schuyler Falls, NY > 1886 Dakota > 1888 MT -- Biography

2006-01-07 00:55:03Z

A biography/family history of A. B. Rosman is included in "Progressive Men of the State of Montana"

http://www.lib.umt.edu/gsdl/cgi-bin/library.exe?e=d-000-00--...

Re: Coonrod Rosman

2004-02-10 19:59:36Z

Most probably the name is Coenrad and that is Dutch. There are quite a few Rosmans here in the Netherlands. My connection comes from Finland and I have made up a tree, see http://www.xs4all.nl/~humaan/rosman/

Rosman

2002-08-05 17:13:42Z

We have made some progress, however, we need some help. Three brothers, left Cornwall, England in the 1850's. One brother to Canada, one brother to Australia, we have located their descendants. The third brother, Edward, went to the United States. So far, we have not had any luck in finding any of his descendants.
Any help will be appreciated

Adeline and Alfred Rosman of Ohio early 1800

hallfey — 2002-06-24 02:19:32Z

Adeline Rosman born about 1810. Alfred born about 1807. Both children of Abraham Rosman and Rachel Jones who were married Grand Isle,Lake Champlain NY abt 1805.
Adeline married Alfred Frost. A child Kessie born to them in Ohio abt 1832. A.H. Rosman was a Great Lakes steam ship captain in the mid 1800s.
Grand father of Abraham said to be Coonrod Rosman who settled in Canada mid 17th century then came to Pennsylvania.
If you can tie into this family please contact me.

Rosman

hallfey — 2002-06-24 02:19:32Z

Dear Jenise:
Sorry to tell you all I know about the family is in the basic message and is "family history" without a lot of proof. I will keep your message in the files in case I find information which may be of value.

Coonrod Rosman arrival in Canada

hallfey — 2002-06-24 02:19:32Z

Sorry I don't have information about where Coonrod came from when he arrived in Canada. It has been suggested to me his first name might be Conrad or Conrod. Since my basic message I have discovered Rachel Rosman nee Jones was born in VT. Her children were born in New York. Kessie Frost states on one census she was born in NY. Census and other documents sometimes spell the family name Rossman. If you believe there is some connection between our families please contact me.

Re: George Rosman

gracefenn — 2002-04-18 05:29:48Z

Do you know if George came from Cornwall, England?
If he did there might be a connection. Our Rosman's, Edgar, Edwin and Edward came from Cornwall - 2 of the brothers went different ways... one to the U.S. the other to New Zealand or Australia.

Re: George Rosman

Jmugler1972 — 2001-12-27 03:43:10Z

At this time I have no idea where he was from. I haven't come across any new information.

Rosman's

Jenise91M — 2001-06-29 05:06:07Z

Do you have a George Rosman in your family? He married a Samantha (or Semantha) Hilliard in 1834 or 1832 (in N.Y.) they had a daughter Elizabeth in 1835 who was born in Ohio, not sure exactly where. Elizabeth married a Samuel Jones.

Thanks,

Jenise
Jenise91@yahoo.com

George Rosman

Jenise91M — 2001-06-29 05:06:07Z

Looking for info on George Edward Rosman born about 20 Oct 1816. He married Samantha (or Semantha) Amanda Hilliard 20 Mar 1834 (or 1832 have conflicting reports) in Schuyler Falls, Clinton, New York.

They had a daughter Elizabeth b. 1 Aug 1835 (in Ohio) who married Samuel Jones.

Looking for parents of George Rosman. Any information is appreciated.

Jenise
Jenise91@yahoo.com

Coonrod Rosman

2001-05-07 04:48:06Z

Do you know from where Coonrod Rosman came to Canada in mid 17th century?