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Re: Catherine Runaker & Adam Stull PA, OH & IN

ShellyPlatz — 2012-10-05 20:08:01Z

hi, I don't know if I got a hold of you or not before but would love more info on the Runaker/Reinecker and Sponseller families. You can email me at sunshine311_us@yahoo.com

Re: Catherine Runaker & Adam Stull PA, OH & IN

shaferjp — 2012-09-13 14:51:17Z

Catharine Reineker, born York (Adams) County, Pennsylvania, daughter of Georg Martin Reineker and Catherine Sponseller of McSherrystown, Adams County, Pennsylvania. Catherine Reineker married Johan Adam Stull. I don't have further information but this sounds like the people you are discussing.

Re: Catherine Runaker & Adam Stull PA, OH & IN

ShellyPlatz — 2012-05-10 02:21:29Z

I have that Adam was born in PA about 1770 and that his father's name was Adam as well. I was told the Sr Adam was born in Germany. There is a Stull book out there somewhere. Parts of it were online at one time but now I can't find it.

Re: Catherine Runaker & Adam Stull PA, OH & IN

beapricestephenson — 2012-05-10 01:54:34Z

These are also my 4G grandparents. I have much more info on Catherine's family, but not finding anyone previous to Adam or definite date he arrived.

Anyone else researching these two names please contact me directly via email as I don't use this site daily.

Monica Slonaker
gardengoddess65@yahoo.com

Re: Catherine Runaker & Adam Stull PA, OH & IN

djfasulo — 2012-04-02 21:26:11Z

Catherine Reinecker and Adam Stull are my 4th great grandparents. Catherine Reinecker is the daughter of George Martin Reinecker and Catherine Sponseller (Sponseiler). I have more info.

Re: Catherine Runaker & Adam Stull PA, OH & IN

ShellyPlatz — 2010-04-11 03:02:12Z

I have not found anything on any of the Runakers yet. Just Catherine being married to Adam Stull.

Re: RUNACUS and variants: spelling

rachelmrick — 2010-04-09 14:37:42Z

Hi. Sorry - only have UK RUNACUS etc. Don't have any RUNAGERs at all, surprisingly. Have RUNAGELL and RUNAGLE. WIll look around UK for RUNAGER

Rachel

Re: RUNACUS and variants: spelling

jewelbholstad — 2010-04-08 14:56:06Z

ANY CHANCE OF ANY INFO ON DAVID THOMAS RUNAGER BORN 1860 IN TENN OR ALABAMA MARRIED HANNAH LOU SIVLEY

Re: Catherine Runaker & Adam Stull PA, OH & IN

jewelbholstad — 2010-04-08 14:31:56Z

what were the name of the other 6 children was there a david thomas runager born 1860.th spelling is all dirrerent i have learned from our family brothers went separate ways without much education without knowing how to spell correctly an brothers in the same family had different spellings

Re: website

Runacres177 — 2007-09-29 11:02:21Z

Perhaps you remember our postings of Dec, 2006 about your grandfather Charles Edwin Runacres who was my father's brother. Just wondering whether you have got any further with your research and whether we can offer any more help. We have traced the Runacres back to 1680. Hope to hear from you. Mike and Ann.

Re: website - Runaker

Runacres177 — 2006-12-21 17:56:52Z

Just read your posting.
Edwin 1866 - 1938 is my grandfather, he married Elizabeth Bloomfield in 1889 and moved from Suffolk to Burton on Trent in 1880s and worked as a maltster at Bass and Ratcliffe Breweries.
Also His father was Edward 1837-1914 married Eliza Reeve and lived at Rishangles also married Martha Francis 1893 following Eliza's death in 1887.
His father was John 1811-1906 Married to Sarah Wilding and lived in Rishangles.
Hope this helps.

Re: RUNACRES

Runacres177 — 2006-12-21 17:47:40Z

Just read your posting about Edward Runacres b. 1837. He was my great grandfather and he married Eliza Reeve 1836-1887 and they had four children. He remarried in 1893 to Martha Francis (who was a cook) b. 1843. Hope this helps.

Re: RUNACRES

Runacres177 — 2006-12-21 17:44:29Z

Just read your posting about Sarah Wilding. She came from Thorndon and she married 1834 to my great,great grandfather John 1811-1906 and they had four children. Rishangles, Creeting St Mary, Debenham and Stonham Earl are all very small hamelts with only a few houses there today. The church at Rishangles is now a private house.

Re: website

Runacres177 — 2006-12-21 17:34:07Z

We seem to be related. My father was William Harry 1900-1955 and was the brother of Charles. Their parents were Edwin 1866-1938 and Elizabeth Bloomfield 1868-1962. Other siblings were Edith 1893, Eleanor 1895, Elizabeth 1896, Ethel 1902, and Benjamin 1910. All we know is Charles emigrated to Canada initially and then to Seattle, married a Norwegian girl and had a son called Chuck. I have traced the Runacres family back to 1660 mostly in Suffolk and Burton on Trent.

RUNACRES, Sidney Charles b1910, Norfolk

brianwz — 2006-11-16 04:29:58Z

Wondering if anyone can connect to a Sidney Charles RUNACRES
born in the Depwade region of Norfolk in 1910.

Re: RUNACRES

2006-06-28 16:34:36Z

I've found a marriage in Occold between John RUNACRES and Sarah WILDING. 16 Apr 1834. I'm assuming this could be the same couple. What do you think? The closest village is Thorndon, followed by Rishangles.
Rishangles to Creeting St Mary is about 13 miles, going through Debenham and Stonham Earl.
I don't know much about areas in Suffolk. You could look at: http://www.suffolkchurches.co.uk/creetingas.html
http://www.creeting-st-mary.suffolk.gov.uk/
http://www.creetingchurches.org.uk/
http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/SFK/ParishIndex.html
Will have a look for details of Sarah WiLDING and see if there is any way of verifying. Probably need the registers from LDS to check children's birth details, to be sure.
All the best
Rachel

Re: RUNACRES

2006-06-28 00:02:56Z

Hi Rachel! Oh, I wish people had been more inventive with names in the old days, because I think Edward Edwin Edmund is getting mixed up with his son, whom I think was (John) Edwin. I do know that both my gmpa & dad are Charles EDWIN. I also had John and Sarah Runacres as my ggggrandparents. I think Edward Edwen (yes, I've even seen that!) Edwin b. 1837 was married to Martha and that his son (John?) Edwin Runacres was the one who was married to "Eliza" (Ellizabeth Mary Bloomfield, b. 1868). This genealogy stuff is fun, but frustrating when everybody keeps using the same names, generation after generation! (Why didn't they just number themselves?) By the way, I have hit a brick wall at the John & Sarah Runacres level--I don't have much on them at all. Rishangles for him, Thorndon for her. I guess that's it. I have nothing on Runaker or Runacus as connected to our branch of the family. Thank you for your input & help!
Randall

RUNACRES

rachelmrick — 2006-06-27 17:08:19Z

Yes, I am from England! Liverpool, to be exact.

I think Edwin's father alternated between Edward and Edwin.
I have the following records:
census (1851) Edwin RUNACRES , b1837 in Suffolk, Rishangles. Address: Suffolk , Rishangles, Manor House. Occupation: Ag Lab. Parents: John and Sarah
marriage (September 1858) Edwin RUNACRES Vol 4a p929 Plomesgate
census (1871) Edwin RUNACRES , b1837 in Suffolk, Rishangles. Address: Suffolk, Creeting All Saints, Norwich Road. Occupation Agricultural Labourer. Wife - Eliza
census (1881) Edward RUNACRES, b1836 in Suffolk, Rishangles. Address: Suffolk, Creeting St Olave, reeting Bottoms. Occupation: Agricultural Labourer . Wife - Eliza
census (1901) Edwin RUNACRES, b1837 in Suffolk, Rishangles. Address: Suffolk, Creeting St Mary, Norwich Rd. Occupation: Agricultural Labourer . Wife - Martha

What do you think? Are these all the same person? DId he remarry?
Rachel

Re: website - Runaker

Teeny55Runacres — 2006-06-27 00:08:51Z

Thanks for that info. I am thinking you must be from England~"organise" v. "organize"?

What kind of neighborhood is Creeting?

I have not considered other spellings of Runacres yet, but will see about trying Runaker and Runacus as well.

Do you have all the siblings names of my grandfather, CE Runacres Sr?

Thanks.
Randall

Re: website - Runaker

2006-06-26 07:38:44Z

Got him, I think.
My ggggrandmother was Lydia RUNACUS, born Stradbroke in Suffolk, 1833 ish, daughter of Benjamin and HOnor (nee BOLTON). All my other names are Roberts, SMith, Jones, Ryan...
RUNACUS was like a dream. Trying to track down Benjamin's origins, I gathered lots of information, and decided I might as well try to organise it and put it together.
WIll be in touch later in the week
Rachel

Re: website - Runaker

2006-06-26 04:18:13Z

Thanks Rachel for replying so soon! I think there was a John Edwin Runacres (our spelling) born in 1866 who was a "maltster". He was my grandfather's father. Then HIS father was Edwin/Edward/or Edmund who was the farmer, born also in Creeting, Suffolk, England in 1836/7. I think HIS father (my grandfather's grandfather) was Robert Runacres, but all I have on him is born 1817 in Mutford, Suffolk, died 1874. By the way, how are you connected to the Runaker clan? Just curious.

Re: website

2006-06-25 22:35:08Z

Hi. I have the father as Edwin RUNACRES, born Creeting in Suffolk in about 1866, son of Edward and Eliza. He was an Agricultural Labourer, born in Rishangles in Suffolk about 1836. Can't find the family before 1881. This may be to do with names - you have your great grandfather as John Edwin, so maybe that'ws worth following up. Will prioritise them and aim to get the family on the website by next weekend.
Hope this helps
Rachel

Re: website

Teeny55Runacres — 2006-06-25 22:10:08Z

Hi. I have been researching my family roots, in particular, my maiden name RUNACRES. My grandfather Charles Edwin Runacres Senior was born at Burton Upon Trent, England in 1891 to a large family, I believe about 7 siblings, headed by John Edwin (?) Runacres and Elizabeth Mary Bloomfield. Charles immigrated to USA in 1909 and lived his entire life here. His son, (my Dad), Charles E. Jr. was born in 1917 and is still going strong at age 88. Please send me any information you might have about the John Edwin Runacres family. Thank you!

Re: Catherine Runaker & Adam Stull PA, OH & IN

2006-04-21 12:56:29Z

No, between my daycare and the yard I haven't had time to go through anything

Re: Catherine Runaker & Adam Stull PA, OH & IN

2006-04-20 19:02:33Z

Did you have opportunity to check your Platz line with info I sent?

Re: Catherine Runaker & Adam Stull PA, OH & IN

2006-04-20 19:01:01Z

Re: Catherine Runaker & Adam Stull PA, OH & IN

2006-04-20 13:13:36Z

Do you have Stull as a surname also? You answered my Gindlesperger post also.

Re: Catherine Runaker & Adam Stull PA, OH & IN

sankring — 2006-04-20 05:33:59Z

Look for Stull families in Bedford and Cambria Co., PA. Large Stull family around Salix, Cambria Co., PA. Some members moved west to Ohio, Indiana and MI.

website

rachelmrick — 2006-03-21 23:01:28Z

I have been working on a website for the RUNACUS / RUNAKER / RUNICLES / RUNACRES etc. names of Suffolk and Lancashire. I have lots and lots of information yet to add, and there may be some errors. In particular, I am short on information of those who may have emigrated to America / Canada / Australia. Would welcome feedback.
Webiste updated every weekend.
www.tribalpages.com/tribes/lydiarunacus

ADMIN MESSAGE -- Posting to the message boards

ShellyPlatz — 2005-08-14 18:00:27Z

Just a tip I learned when I became a message board administrator...........
When you fill in the SURNAMES box list ONLY the surnames in the POST. This helps researchers using google etc to find you quicker. Also try to fill in the classification box.

ADMIN MESSAGE -- Posting to the message boards

ShellyPlatz — 2005-08-14 17:43:15Z

Just a tip I learned when I became an administrator for message boards......
When filling in the SURNAMES box put ONLY the surnames that are in the POST. This helps researchers using google etc to find you quicker. Also try to fill in the classification box.

Good Luck!!

Catherine Runaker & Adam Stull PA, OH & IN

ShellyPlatz — 2004-11-30 18:44:40Z

The only Runaker I have so far is CATHERINE RUNAKER born in PA and died in OH. She married ADAM STULL born about 1770 in PA and died 1850 in Ohio. They had 7 kids. I know the Stull's ended up in Northern Indiana. I don't have any other info on the Runaker's. I am hoping to find a connection somewhere.

RUNACUS and variants: spelling

rachelmrick — 2004-11-22 00:17:54Z

I have now got over 35 variations on the surname. Can anyone beat this? SOme phonetic, but a lot are transcription errors. I guess it's much easier to read the handwriting when you know the name. it is an unusual one!
Just to remind peoiple - I've collected a lot of information, mostly from Suffolk and Norfolk, but also Berkshire, Lancashire, Essex, London and so on which I am happy to share, from 1571 to the present day!

Re: Posting to the message boards

2004-11-16 18:33:14Z

Thanks. Wuill try.
Finding two separate original 'clans' for RUNAKER and variants - in Lancashire and Suffolk. Anyone else finding the same pattern?