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Rehoboth Cemetery, Cumberland Co., Pa.

2009-06-01 21:55:09Z

Abram Seavers 1861-1944
his wife S, Edith Boughman 1863-1949
Abramn Seavers 1895-1989
his wife E. May 1896-1970

was wondering if anyone could tell me who these people are?

Re: Rehoboth Cemetery, Cumberland Co., Pa.

MikeSeavers — 2008-07-18 20:55:23Z

Denis,

Thanks so much for this information. This has made my day - to know my ggggg-grandfather is the same name as I am.

If you do not know the answer to two more questions, that is fine. However, I have to ask:

1. Do you have any information regarding Michael Seavers (father/mother)?

2. I have seen that it was not until 1870 that the spelling of the last name became solidified with Seavers. On documents for Jacob and Levi around 1830's/1840's, I see Severs and Seavers. Now, with your additional information with the will, I see Severs, not Seavers. Do you know the reason for the discrepancies?

Again, thanks so much for this information. If you cannot answer these questions, that's fine. You have already been quite helpful!

Michael Seavers

Re: Rehoboth Cemetery, Cumberland Co., Pa.

dmeals57 — 2008-07-18 20:12:39Z

As far back as I have been able to trace:

“Nearly all of the early inhabitants of Newton Township were Scotch-Irish Presbyterians... It was not until near the close of the last century that a few German families began to come into the lower portion of the township. The settled on the pine lands along the mountain. Before 1802 they had erected a small church, which was known as the Dutch Meeting-House. Among these were the Seavers, Thrushes, Frys, Brickers and others. Until 1830 the German inhabitants of Newton constituted but a small portion of its population; to-day they own much of the most desirable land in the southern portion of the township.”
HISTORY OF CUMBERLAND AND ADAMS COUNTIES, PENNSYLVANIA, Warner, Beers & Co., Chicago, 1886. Part II. History of Cumberland County. Chapter XXX., Newton Township and Borough of Newville. pgs. 318-319.

1810 PENNSYLVANIA CENSUS: Michael Severs; Males: <10, two; 10-15, three; >45, one; Females: <10 three; 10-15, one; >45, one. Residing in Dickinson Twp.,Cumberland Co.
[Approximate ages in 1810: David 3, Jacob 4, George 10, Abraham 18, John 21, Michael >45, Leah 8, Rachel ?, Sally ?, Elizabeth ?, Mary >45.

1820 PENNSYLVANIA CENSUS: Michael Sever; Males: 10-16, two; 16-26, one; 26-45, one; >45, one; Females: 10-16, two; >45, one. One person engaged in Manufacturing. Residing in Newton Twp., Cumberland Co.
Living in vicinity is his son, John.

Abstract of Will of Michael Severs, Newton Township
Wife Mary
Sons Abraham, John, George
Plantation joining Samuel Caldwell and Joseph Goard
Four daus. Elizabeth, Sally, Leah, Rachel
Two youngest sons, Jacob and David
Where John Ross now lives.
Exs: Four sons Abraham, John, George and Jacob Severs
Wit: William Dagarman, Henry Buchman, Nicholas Sheetz.
Written March 22, 1825. Proved [Filed ?] April 1, 1825.
Will Book I, Pages 401-402. Cumberland County, Pennsylvania

[Samuel Caldwell listed in 1820 Census living 5 households (line #42) from Michael.
Witnesses Henry Buchman (line #56), & William Dagarman (as William Diaman) also in vicinity.

Of Michael's nine children, I have some additional information on John, Abraham, George, Leah, Jacob, and David.

Denis Meals

Re: Rehoboth Cemetery, Cumberland Co., Pa.

MikeSeavers — 2008-07-18 03:09:24Z

I do not believe the Abram Seavers (b 1836) is a decendent of Jacob Seavers. My research has Jacob Seavers (married to Lydia) having children:

1. Levi B. Seavers (b 1838)
2. Sabina Seavers
3. Wilson Seavers

My ggg-grandfather was Jacob Seavers. Does anyone have information on Jacob Seavers (father/mother/siblings)? Can anyone tell me if Abram/Abraham Seavers (b 1792) and Jacob Seavers related (brothers perhaps)? Thanks!

Re: J. W. Seavers charged with killing Frank Elgin at Norman, Oklahoma

maryachtrh — 2008-01-23 03:16:06Z

Appears in "The Wapanucka Press" 5 November 1903 Wapanucka, Johnston County, Indian Territory, now Oklahoma

John W. Seaver, charged with beating to death Frank Elgin, an inmate of the asylum at Norman, has returned voluntarily and given himself up to the officials.

J. W. Seavers charged with killing Frank Elgin at Norman, Oklahoma

maryachtrh — 2008-01-22 23:27:19Z

Appears in "The Wapanucka Press" 29 October 1903 Wapanucka, Johnston County, Indian Territory, now Oklahoma

Guthrie: Governor Ferguson offered a reward of $500 for the arrest and conviction of J. W. Seavers, charged with the murder of Frank Elgin, a patient in the asylum for insane persons at Norman. Seavers was a ward attendant. He became enraged at Elgin and beat him so brutally that Elgin died from the effects of the assault. Seavers was located at Osawatomie, Kansas, by the sheriff of Cleveland County, Oklahoma, but the governor delayed issuing a requisition and Seavers escaped. A coroner's jury at Norman exonerated the officials of the Oklahoma Sanitarium company for the responsibility of Elgin's death.

Re: SEAVERS - NR Yorkshire

vpgair — 2007-12-14 18:50:34Z

Hello
I have a lot of Seavers ancestors from in and around Easingwold.
I have gone back as far as Joseph Seavers born c1720 who married a Frances Morland.
Joseph was a land owner. His son Richard was a pharmacist, Richards brother John married Dorothy Scurr.
I have links also to the Nicholsons in this area.
I have lots more info and am willing to share with anyone who is also reseraching this line.

Looking for Seavers married to a Cherokee woman around 1880

parspe — 2007-11-04 06:48:49Z

They would have had a son named William born in 1883 and possible other children, at least that was his name here in Alabama, he may have changed it.

Re: Rehoboth Cemetery, Cumberland Co., Pa.

dmeals57 — 2007-08-29 14:24:11Z

Patricia:
I have no information on Catherine Helm, herself, but can supply you
with information regarding her husband and their children. I do have
Abraham having a younger brother, David. I have no wife or children
for this David, so would be interested in your information regarding
the David/Margaret union.

Thanks,
Denis

Re: LAWRENCE SEAVERS

DEBORAHLEWIS8 — 2007-06-09 02:09:57Z

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THANKS DEBORAH

Re: SEAVERS - NR Yorkshire

richard11781 — 2006-12-29 15:46:11Z

Thanks Lorraine
Anytime will do, all my stuff is put away over Christmas as well Hilary

Re: SEAVERS - NR Yorkshire

CRosie — 2006-12-29 01:30:03Z

Mary Seavers was my 3x great grandmother. She was christened Jan 3 1811, in Alne (Flawith) N Yorkshire.
She had three children as an unmarried woman on the 1841
Easingwold census, then married William Addison and had one more.

Carol

Re: SEAVERS - NR Yorkshire

CRosie — 2006-12-29 01:20:35Z

Please note e-mail address has been chnged.

Re: SEAVERS - NR Yorkshire

saefaru — 2006-12-28 20:16:31Z

Hi Hilary

I might do - but have been fairly hectic over Christmas and once I have had a chance to go through all the info one of my couzins in NZ has passed on to me, I will see if I can post it on this - there certainly were a couple of people in my line that had the name George - but I would need to double-check to see if there is an Ann Nicholson - Dothory Scurr was one, and Edith or Elizabeth Buckle was another, but without getting all my paperwork out again, not sure for definite.

Best wishes

Lorraine

Re: SEAVERS - NR Yorkshire

saefaru — 2006-12-28 20:12:38Z

Hi, sorry to take so long to get back to you - I am not sure if we are related - I have some info which a cousin in NZ has found out - but not sure if your relatives are directly linked - I will need some time to sit down with my info and work it through. My grandfather was the son of a grocer in Thirk - his father William (william?)was the publican of the Blacksmith's Arms and the family seemed to be based around Easingwold, Coxwold and Felxkirk but I so far, I really have not had time to sit down and work it out, but I don't remember seeing anyone called Jane.

Lorraine

Re: SEAVERS - NR Yorkshire

jakirkby1 — 2006-12-28 11:44:08Z

Which child of George and Jane are your related to? I have a connection to William born 1803 in Alne.

Many regards

Re: SEAVERS - NR Yorkshire

CRosie — 2006-12-27 21:00:09Z

My family came from Easingwold going back to George Seavers
marrying Jane Colley in Alne, North Yorkshire in 1796. That's as far back as I've been able to go. Would that be in your line?

Re: SEAVERS - NR Yorkshire

richard11781 — 2006-12-01 16:39:52Z

Hello Lorraine, just noticed your message on ancestry. I have a William Seavers marrying an Ann Nicholson in , I think, Easingwold, in 1807. Do you know who his parents were? He was my gggg grandfather. Hilary

Jack Seavers

2006-08-12 21:09:32Z

Does anyone have any information on a Jack Seavers that lived in Kentucky this past century. I seem to be having trouble finding info about the Seavers side of my family.

Re: SEAVERS - NR Yorkshire

2004-11-16 22:58:24Z

Hi, not sure who you are but your query/comment sounds about right - there was no agreed spelling in the 1700s, so people often spelt words in the way they spoke them - it is one of the reasons why English is such a varied language, people standardized spelling after places like the USA became independent so their spelling is different - you have noticed the mis-spelling, and corrections - judging by the numbers of people who still spell their names Severs, some never switched back.

The earliest recorded Seavers I know of is buried in Malta - he was a Knight Templar, but no idea where he came from (Knight Templars were not supposed to be married, and were not allowed to marry, but I guess theymay have accepted widowers if the widower had land/money to donate to the Order, or could earn more than his keep!. It does rather mean that the chances of being descended from him are slim!

About 20 years ago I tried to look the surname up in the Great Book of British Surnames, it said that the surname was thought to be of Viking origin and would have been a girls first name meaning either "sea passage" or "safe sea passage" - the Viking spelling that edition gave was Saefaru - sorry, no idea if it is true or not, but liked the name.

My grandfather's framily came from Thirsk, Easingwold and Coxwold, amongst other towns/villages around - I'm not sure if we are related, but there was certainly a George in our family as well!

Best wishes

Lorraine Seavers

Re: Rehoboth Cemetery, Cumberland Co., Pa.

2004-05-13 14:30:15Z

Do you have more information on Catherine Helm b. 1812 married to Abram/Abraham Seavers b. 1792? I have a Margaret Helm b. 1811 married to David Seaver b. 1810 in PA.
Some of their children were born in/around Cumberland Co. PA. Thanks!

Re: Rehoboth Cemetery, Cumberland Co., Pa.

2003-12-25 23:54:38Z

I'm hoping someone can help me out here. In the 1850 Census for Southampton Twp., Cumberland Co., PA in the home of my 3rd Great Grandparents, Joseph and Elizabeth Wolf, I find the 63 year old Martha McGuire living with them. It's my understand that Joseph and Elizabeth's daughter, Martha J. Wolf, married Abram Seavers, son of Abraham Seavers and Martha McQuire. Can anyone help me out here?

Re: LAWRENCE SEAVERS

2003-07-09 23:46:14Z

If anyone has any information on Lawrence Seavers please email. I would love to hear from you.

Re: Seavers Family

2003-06-13 04:06:54Z

Nancy Seavers/Arden S. Hagood, TN

2002-12-10 17:48:41Z

Looking for information on Arden S. Hagood (b. 1839), m. Nancy Seaver(s) 28 Sep 1869 in Hawkins Co., TN. I believe his father was Benjamin Hagood, as District 8 Hawkins Co. in mid-1800's lists Benjamin Hagood with children Arden, Nahum and Nancy. I think that the "S." in Arden S. Hagood is Sanders.

My husband's ancestor Nahum Sanders (1740-1795 NC) had a son named Arden who is also found in District 8 Hawkins Co.

I think there must be a family connection here as the only birth noted in Nahum's "pocket book" which also held a small note pad was A. Hagood b. Jan 17th, 1739.

Another of Nahum's son's mentioned in a letter to his brother that "Hagood and Nancy" are doing well.

I think that the earlier A. Hagood was a brother of Nahum's wife Susanna (maiden name unknown)..

Oh, these brick walls!! Any suggestions or information greatly appreciated!! Mary

Re: Carroll County Seavers

2002-07-04 06:03:04Z

Mattie Seavers appears on a family group sheet that I have. She is reportedly the daughter of Lee SEAVERS and Susie LENTON. I received this info over 10 years through a mailing I sent to all the SEAVERS in Carroll County, TN. A Trezvant, TN decendent, was kind enough to send me names and a few details, but with no dates. My goal is to connect this family to Fielding SEAVERS.

Children of Lee SEAVERS and Susie LENTON were reported to be: Percy, Milton, Bennett, Mattie, Robbie (who married ? Perkins), Gertrude, Lackie, Eunice, and George.

Additional information was that Lee SEAVERS was 1st cousin to Thomas Seavers (1866-1960). Thomas SEAVERS was the grandson of Fielding SEAVERS (b.1809), through his oldest child William A. SEAVERS. Children of Fielding SEAVERS are: William (b.1832), Clinton (b. 1834), Cornwallis (b.1836), James (b.1839), Susan (b. 1842), Alger S. (b. 1844), Joel A.B. (b.1846).

roots

RobertSevers — 2003-08-01 05:23:14Z

any possibility that my g-g-g-grandfthr Jesse Sever is a sibling of Thomas ?
He was born in Ohio Aug 27, 1815.
Thanks

Nicholas Seavers New Kids from Hampshire County,West Virginia

scotrill — 2003-08-14 01:47:37Z

Charity Seavers

CyndiMazon — 2003-04-22 17:59:13Z

Hi Chris. I too am looking for Charity Seavers parents. I only had record of Charity and John having one child: Charity Ann Wiley (my ggrandmother)b. 1825 in Salem,OH. Do you have any additional info on Thomas? Thanks!

Re: Charity Seavers (Seevers)

CyndiMazon — 2003-04-22 17:59:13Z

Chuck, what is your email address? I look forward to sharing info with you. -Cyndi

Seavers

azjigger391 — 2004-01-18 21:09:09Z

I am still looking for my ggrandparents Lee and susie Seavers, I can fine Lee Seavers on the 1891 voters list only, I have tryed census blank. I know thay lived in carroll co TN and died there,Bennett Seaver son of Lee is bured in McKenize TN. I need help to find my ggrandparents in TN azjigger39@hotmail.com

Christopher & Deborah (Lemar) Seavers

JaneMartin3358 — 2004-06-26 03:21:36Z

Christopher Seavers born Jan 10, 1815 Germany
Deborah (Lemar) born 1815-- Maryland
seven childen
Carrie Seavers born 1842 Pennsylvania
Isabelle Seavers born ?
George A. Seavers born Illinois
four more with out names. Help

Jane Martin (amish country)
Jamesport, MO
http://www.colonialrugandbroomshoppe.com/

Re: Seavers

JaneMartin3358 — 2004-06-26 01:20:56Z

Joyce, Kathy, David and any one else interested in Christopher L. Seavers. I just got a copy of Chris's obit. today from his great great granddaughter right here in Sullivan county, She has lived here most of her live. I do the work on her tree for her. If any are interested in contacting her let me know. Did any one ever find Chris's fathers name.
What I have will be on line in a few days takes rootsweb about four days before the fronts are posted.
Jane Martin
Jamesport, Mo (Amish Country)
http//www.colonialrugandbroomshoppe.com/

SEAVERS in WISCONSIN , WAUSAU area

grandparoy_1 — 2004-04-28 21:41:23Z

I have Chrietian(Cristy) Reinhold SEAVERS born; 28 Apr. 1908 Wausau, Wi., died Oct. 1974 Wausau, Wi. His mother
was Helen KUMMIN BORN 1872. He married Dorothy Pearl TORNEY born 1911 Wausau, Wi.
Any info. is greately appreciated. THANK YOU VERY MUCH

Re: Seavers Family

KathyCarpenter97 — 2003-05-03 10:42:57Z

Good to hear from you. Names you mentioned are not familiar to me. I have not been doing much research lately...just busy with other stuff. Hope you are better now.
Keep in touch. Kathy

Re: Rehoboth Cemetery, Cumberland Co., Pa.

dmeals57 — 2002-10-08 03:56:21Z

Abram Seavers b about 1836, his wife Martha McGuire b about 1837 had the following children:
Rebecca b about 1857
Abram b 4 May 1861 d 15 Nov. 1944
Nancy b about 1863
John b about 1866

Abram Seavers 1861-1944, his wife Sarah Edith Boughman b 18 Aug. 1863 d 9 Nov. 1949 had the following children:
Sarah M. b 13 Nov. 1885 d 27 Jan. 1931
Frank B. b 17 June 1890 d 8 Jan. 1979
Abram N. b 18 Jan. 1895 d 4 Nov. 1989
Flossie E. b 15 April 1900 d 3 Feb. 1996
Fannie b 20 Oct. 1901 d 7 Nov. 1997
Catherine b 20 Feb. 1904 d Aug. 1905
Huldah b 4 Sept. 1906 d 4 Sept. 1906

Abram N. Seavers 1895-1989 was married to E. May Folk 1896-1970.

For some of the above people I can furnish spouses and census records.

There is disagreement as to the parents of the above Abram Seavers b about 1836. I believe them to be Abram/Abraham Seavers b 1792, Catherine Helm b 1812. Others believe the parents are Jacob Seavers b 1804 d 20 Sept. 1888 and Lydia ? b 1816 d 11 Sept. 1888.

Re: Jacksonville Cemetery, Walnut Bottom, Cumberland Co., Pa.

dmeals57 — 2002-10-08 03:56:21Z

Jacob Seavers b about 1843, d 02 Dec. 1912 and his wife Caroline Bowermaster b about 1844, d 14 Feb. 1907 had the following children:
Mary Elizabeth b 22 April 1867
Daisy D. b 9 June 1870
Isaac b 23 April 1873, d 30 Jan. 1902
David b 19 Sept. 1875, d 6 May 1960
Frank b 19 Oct. 1879
George b 13 May 1882, d 21 Nov. 1902
Dollie b 26 Oct. 1884
Dallas b 6 Sept. 1888
William b 16 April 1891, d 15 March 1967

Mary C. 1900-1987 and Norman A. Seavers 1896-1933 are the children of the above Isaac 1873-1902, and Annie D. Naugle b about 1878.

I can furnish spouses and children for some of the above, as well as the census records.

So far, I have not seen the name Anna D. Seavers

Re: Jacksonville Cemetery, Walnut Bottom, Cumberland Co., Pa.

dmeals57 — 2002-10-08 03:56:21Z

In continuing to look through my census information, the Anna D. Seavers referred to is probably the wife of Isaac (see my earlier post on 23 Aug. 2002). Since husband and both children are buried in the Rehobeth Cemetery, it's reasonable that the wife is also buried there.

Robert James SEAVERS d. 1960 Overland Park, KS

JohnWOBrien — 2002-07-25 01:03:52Z

"The Kansas City Times" (Missouri) Monday, October 31, 1960

Robert James SEAVERS, 52, of 7840 Benson, Overland Park, Kansas, died Saturday at the home of his wife's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur SANDSTRUM, near Burden, Kansas. Mr. SEAVERS was a tile setter. He was a lifelong resident of the Kansas City area and a Navy veteran of World War II. He was a member of St. Mark's Methodist church. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Margie SEAVERS; a daughter, Cynthia Ann SEAVERS, and a son, Gary Arthur SEAVERS, all of the home; another daughter, Mrs. Herbert BRYANT, 2300 Quincy; a brother, Wallace W. SEAVERS, 602 East Seventy-second, North; his father, Frank R. SEAVERS, 5500 East Thirtieth terrace, and his mother, Mrs. Dawn SEAVERS, 2913 Oakley. Services will be at 10:30 o'clock Wednesday at the church; burial in Greenlawn cemetery.

(I have no connection with this family; but, if you found this to be of value, please let me know.)

Anna Warner SEAVERS d. 6 August 1916 - Kansas City, MO

JohnWOBrien — 2004-10-17 03:49:08Z

"The Kansas City Times" (Missouri) Tuesday, August 8, 1916

DEATHS IN KANSAS CITY.

Anna Warner SEAVERS, 6 years old, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. SEAVERS, died Sunday night at
the home of her aunt, Mrs. J. W. HUTCHESON,
803 East Eighth Street. She was a pupil at the
Hamilton School. A younger brother also survives.
The funeral will be at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
G. W. HUTCHESON, 1611 Campbell Street; burial
in Forest Hill Cemetery.

======================================================
(I have no connection with this family but I'd appreciate
knowing if you found this posting helpful.)
johnobrien@kc.rr.com
======================================================

neirbo4

Re: Seavers Family

Broomekat — 2006-06-15 02:11:55Z

Nice to hear from you. Things are very slow looking for family.
I did find a cousin that is connected to my Grandmother (Shields) or I should say she found me. I was able to fill in some information for her...but as usual my Seavers were a blank. Best Regards...Kathy Carpenter If you would like contact me via e-mail @ labbykats@outdrs.net

SEAVERS Family

loucrafter1 — 2002-04-05 01:27:04Z

My husband's father was from Cumberland Co.,Pa--his grparents were Delsie and John Seavers.His dad was Glendon. Was wondering if he has relatives in that area and also looking for any info on the family. Email LOUCRAFTER@AOL.COM

Re: Carroll County Seavers

carolvankleeck — 2004-03-19 00:27:52Z

Mattie Seavers being my grandmother, now I know her father name Lee Seavers, how do I find out the cemetery they are bur at? Do you have the Family List? Please e-mail me azjigger39@hotmail.com carol

seavers

carolvankleeck — 2004-03-19 00:27:52Z

My grandparents and mother came from Tenn Gleason,my grandmother was a Seavers, I thank her mother was Sueie Seavers. please e-mail me if you know some Seavers from Tenn. azjigger39@hotmail.com

Ethel Seavers from MA

tinae156 — 2004-07-25 14:15:45Z

Looking for any information about Ethel Seavers from I know she married George Raymond and then Tom Collins

Henry Seavers, 1810 Census of Frederick County, VA

heamse — 2003-07-28 03:04:48Z

I have, for over two years, been trying to find my g-g-grandfather, William Sever (b. Oct. 16, 1788; d. Apr. 3, 1870)in a census earlier than 1820 (where I found him in the 1820 Census of Emanuel County, GA). I am currently checking other spellings of the Se/a/e/ver/s name, and recently found
a Henry Seavers, of Frederick County, VA in the 1810 Census, who had a son in the 16-24 age range. My g-g-grandfather, William was 21 or 22 years old at that time. Do
any of you Seavers have any info on Henry and his children.
Thanks

Josephine Leeann Seavers in Belmont County, Ohio

BarbaraGolino — 2006-01-30 03:07:05Z

Looking for the parents of Josephine L. Seavers b. abt. 1829 married Levi Henry b. abt. 1823. Their children: Till, Sarah, Teresa, Thomas, Mary Elizabeth, Leander, John, Rachel, Martin, and James B.

Re: Seavers Family

pmarnell — 2002-07-27 21:54:28Z

Kathy, We were in touch a couple of years ago. I haven't been well and am just getting back to the research. In the meantime I have come up accidently with a few more facts. I have a second cousin in Columbus, Oh - John Kennth He was born in 1935 but there is the name John again. His grandfather and father were John. He just heard from someone name Jason Seavers I believe in Illinois. I recently received a picture that had belonged to my Aunt that has the inscription Cousin Isaac (Ike) Seafers and his daughter, Minnie Stowe. It was taken about 1924. He appeared to be elderly and she was middle aged. That is the first time that kind of name change came up in the family. Let me know if any of those names are familiar to you. I had an Uncle name Isaac so it obviously is a family name. Hope to hear from you. Thanks Joy Seavers Smith

Wallin/Seavers marriage

WendyWhite42 — 2005-07-15 04:45:08Z

I am looking for a marriage record for a Seavers who married Mary Wallin, probably in Columbiana County, OH before 1846. Thanks.

J. A. B. Seavers & Mary Wright Perkins; C. L. Seavers & Milena Emaline Perkins

LindaPerkins91 — 2004-04-22 17:14:15Z

I have seen information that J. A. B. Seavers married Mary Wright Perkins of Graves Co KY on 10 Dec 1867. Also C. L. Seavers married Milena Emaline Perkins on 15 August 1967. Does anyone have information concerning these two couples? Thanks.