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Re: Descendants of Joseph Twible reply to Cynthia Twible McGinn

framoss — 2009-10-19 00:55:18Z

Hi Cynthia
I am attaching the marriage entry for Joseph Hawthorne.
I had wondered if Joseph Twible may have married Shilcock but cannot find anything.

Re: Descendants of Joseph Twible reply to Cynthia Twible McGinn

Twible99 — 2009-10-12 21:19:09Z

Thanks for the reply these wee snippits are interesting. Joseph Twible's grandfather lived in Tamnificarbet about half mile from Carn, outside Portadown. So he must have known your Joseph as a neighbour. The Rev. Vint was minister in 1st Portadwon from 1875-1880, this was actually the church my father attended in his youth and I still have family who belong there. Tamnificarbet was under the landlord, the Duke of Manchester whose main home was in Tandragee a few miles away. Tamnificarbet is a bit of a backwater now but there is a local man Jackie Gilpin who is an histroiarn and has a lot of local knowledge. The occupation of weaver, was common as my family in that area are all the same. Farmers by day and weaving under contract probaly Damask linen at night on their home looms. Linen was important in Co. Armagh, my father and grandfather worked in lined and my mother uncle, Joseph Twible's son owned a lined finishing and hemstitching company, edging hankerchefs and table cloths etc.
I would love to see a copy of the marriage certificate.

I ma attaching a map of Tamnificarbet.

Re: Descendants of Joseph Twible reply to Cynthia Twible McGinn

framoss — 2009-10-09 23:16:11Z

Hi,
Thanks for your detailed reply. I have 2 original written copies of the marriage for Joseph & Jane written by Robert Vint BD Minister. They married on 2 day of November 1876 First Presbyterian Church Portadown, County Armagh. I also have the civil marriage record from Irish Family History Foundation. I am having a bit of trouble with my scanner, but I will scan both for you and forward them to you soon. In the meantime I can tell you That both Joseph and Jane were previously unmarried, and both full age (over 21) Joseph's address is given as Tanniffacarbett (sic) Parish Seagoe and Jane as Lisniskey Parish of Seagoe. Joseph was a Labourer, his father was George Hawthorn, occ Weaver. Janes father was William Graham also a weaver. From family papers Janes mother was Rachel Gray, and Joseph's mother was Mary Ann. Jane always gave her bithplace as Co. Armagh, and Joseph as Co. Down.
Their first child was named Annie Rachel.
I take it the photo is of Joseph Twible?

Re: Descendants of Joseph Twible reply to Cynthia Twible McGinn

Twible99 — 2009-10-08 23:15:13Z

Hello thanks for writing, great to get the ocassional hits. Joseph Twible was my mother's grandfather, he died in 1939. He was for many yaers the post master of Aghacommon outside Portadown but in 1876 was living in the townland of Carn near Portadown. What is interesting is that when he remarried in 1887 to my great grandmother he was a widower. But I cannot find a record and no one knew who his first wife was I never found it in the death registers. I wonder if he had some othe connection with this wedding other than friendship? Here's a wild guess that Joseph Hawthorne was a brother in law, butit has given me a line to follow. Where was the wedding? could you tell me please.

Re: Descendants of Joseph Twible reply to Cynthia Twible McGinn

framoss — 2009-10-08 21:38:27Z

Hi
I am interested in finding a Joseph Twible who was a witness to the marriage of Joseph Hawthorne to Jane Graham in Portadown Nov. 1876. The other witness to the marriage was Rachel Shilcock. (Silcock).
Thanks
Framoss

Re: TWIBILL

patsy0333 — 2009-07-21 20:07:54Z

MY HUSBAND IS DECENDENT TO JOHN TWIBELL IRELAND ,,,LEWIS TWIBELL HIS SON CHARLEY LEVI HIS SON HENRY DEWEY MY HUSBAND DONALD GENE TWIBELL SON OF HENRY...MY SON IS JOHN ANDREW TWIBELL ..MY GRANDAUGHTER IS DEANNE TWIBELL LET ME KNOW WHAT YOU NEED...WHERE DO YOU LIVE? PAT

Re: Hello to all the Twibell's

patsy0333 — 2009-07-21 20:00:37Z

HI, IAM DONALD GENE TWIBELL COREY'S UNCLE BROTHER OF GLEN ALFRED TWIBELL..MY DAUGHTER HAS A LOT OF THE FAMILY TREE...MAYBE WE CAN FIND OUT MORE

Re: Alice TWIBILL from Castleblaney

mitzymoo — 2009-05-25 17:07:08Z

My ancestors were Francis Power and Alice Twibill, who came to the US between 1817 and 1819 (based on the birthplaces of their children recorded in the family bible). They were married 14 April 1813 in the "Ireland, Co. Monnahan, Province of ----- (and they really just drew a line), Town of Castleblany)
The bible record says Francis Power and Alice Twibill were born in Monnahan (sic), but says Alice was born in Castleblaney.
Their children were named John, William, Mary, Francis, James, Eliza, Twibill, Thomas and Mary Holiday (and yes, that is her name - it's in the bible!)
Could my Alice be any relation to the Twibills you've researched?
margaretrutledge@earthlink.net.
Thank you.

Re: Alice Twibill Married Francis Power "14 April 1813, Town of Castleblany, Co Monnahan"

mitzymoo — 2009-05-25 16:11:27Z

Silly of me not to say I need Alice's family as well. That's what I get for cutting and pasting.

Alice Twibill Married Francis Power "14 April 1813, Town of Castleblany, Co Monnahan"

mitzymoo — 2009-05-25 16:10:05Z

My ancestors were Francis Power and Alice Twibill, who came to the US between 1817 and 1819 (based on the birthplaces of their children recorded in the family bible). They were married 14 April 1813 in the "Ireland, Co. Monnahan, Province of ----- (and they really just drew a line), Town of Castleblany)
The bible record says Francis Power and Alice Twibill were born in Monnahan (sic), but says Alice was born in Castleblany.
I am particularly interested in learning if William Power is brother to Francis Power. William also came to the French Grants of Ohio shortly before Francis, and died there in 1845. Francis and William witnessed each others' wills and were evidently close.
If anyone has any information, please contact me at margaretrutledge@earthlink.net.
Thank you..

Re: Yorkshire Twibles

savagebolland — 2009-05-06 14:37:46Z

Hello Cousin

I am sorry for the appalling delay in replying to your message, I had forgotten that I had posted a query and it was only by sheer fluke that I saw that you had replied.
I would be very interested in any information that you have concerning our Twible family.

Re: Yorkshire Twibles

dennistwibell — 2009-04-30 07:56:29Z

I am interested to have copy of your family tree.my forfathers came from yorkshire

Re: Hello to all the Twibell's

htwibell — 2009-04-24 14:32:58Z

hello my name is harley twibell,
i live in melbourne AUSTRALIA and am trying to find the origin of twibell family..
the closest i got was in germany,
a man called franz twibell who migrated from germany to england. he's the only link left in the trail but there is nothing written about him can u help...

(my father has a picture of the two twibell brothers in the USA during the civil war its an interesting photo)
(found a twibell family tree see if this may help you)
http://www.pmts.co.uk/index.php?option=com_wrapper&view=...

Re: The Irish Twible/Twibill/Twybles

sillyspoon75 — 2009-03-03 17:49:49Z

Hi Geoff,

Thanks so much for offering your help, and for putting in the hours researching. I'd love to see the gedcom files, and the grave photos would be interesting to see aswell. My e-mail is sillyspoon75@hotmail.com

Thankyou!
Katie

Re: The Irish Twible/Twibill/Twybles

Twible99 — 2009-03-02 13:11:56Z

Hi katie

I am always greatful to get replies as I have really come to the limit of information sources apart form other people. I live near Belfast where the Public records office is and as far as I can find I am nearly at the limit. I have reconsructed a family tree for the county monaghan Twibills and have them in ged.com files if you like I could send them to you. I did the research for a friend in New Zealand to see basically if I was related to him, but I never found a connection between these Twibills and our own family even though only 40 miles distant.

Yes there is a grave in the Church of Ireland in Castleblayney Co. Monanghan of Munday Twibill and Matthew Munday is buried in another graveyard in the county. I have photos of these.

Let me know how I can help you.

Geoff

Re: The Irish Twible/Twibill/Twybles

sillyspoon75 — 2009-02-28 22:05:50Z

Thanks, that would be a great help! I'm sorry it's taken me so long to reply, I must've unticked the little box that sends alerts when someone replies to a thread.

So far I've found very little on the internet about the family, but I think you mentioned in another thread that you found a gravestone of someone called Munday Twibill. I assume this is someone from my lot because one of Williams sons was called Matthew Munday Twibill - it's just a case of trying to work out how everyone fits together!

Katie

Re: william twible

alanarellis — 2008-12-30 07:38:59Z

I am also descended from William Twible. I am also trying to trace him before 1822. I can't find the Minerva arriving in 1822, but there is an arrival 16/12/1821. I have been told that he did go to WA in 1826 as a marine to assist in establishing king George Sound. Trying to do some investogation in this area. It would be good to have even a county from Britain that may help with the searching.

Re: The Irish Twible/Twibill/Twybles

Twible99 — 2008-09-17 22:17:31Z

Hi there thanks for your reply I am still active in family history and was up today at the record office. I am living in Ireland and have not yet proven the link between the Castleblaney Twibills and our own, but I have in the process done a good bit of research on the Monaghan Twibills. They are the forebears of the Canadian and New York families which all adds to the confusion. If I can be of any help or you want photos of the graves etc. let me know.

Geoff

Twibells from Monahan

2006-09-06 16:30:30Z

I was born Nancy Twibell. My father, Sam B. Twibell is from E. Texas, and knew that his family was from Indianna. While my sister and I were in college in Spokane, we found an Anthony Twibell in the phone book and his aunt had traced the Twibells back to John Twibell, the revolutionary war, and Monahan Co., Ireland. (I don't know the right spelling.) He had 13 children, but only two surviving male children who had kids, so that part of the family only comes from the two brothers. I have a copy of her (the aunt's) geneology. I know nothing about further back.

Re: Twibell DNA Study - Summer 2006

2006-06-14 23:35:16Z

rtwible1@alltel.net

Re: Twibell DNA Study - Summer 2006

2006-06-14 09:18:06Z

Richard
Thank you - please give me your E-mail details
Regards
John

Re: Twibell DNA Study - Summer 2006

2006-06-13 08:34:48Z

Re: Twibell DNA Study - Summer 2006

2006-06-12 01:05:26Z

I would be very interested in helping.Please let me know how to get started. My grandfather was Atkinson Twible.

Re: Twibell DNA Study - Summer 2006

2006-06-02 08:41:09Z

Harlan - thanks, please send me your contact details. I have one contact of your spelling so far, he comes from S Yorks. Regards John (j.d.twibell@anglia.ac.uk)

Re: Twibell DNA Study - Summer 2006

2006-06-02 01:56:15Z

My father came from Northern Ireland. Perhaps I can help.

Re: Hello to all the Twibell's

2006-05-31 11:07:07Z

My mother is a Twibell, daughter of Lloyd Jay Twibell. We are from the Ireland/England Twibells that moved from old Virginia to Indiana, and then some went to Kansas. My grandfather raised his 5 children in Orchard Nebraska, where two daughters still live and also 2 cousins in the area. My grandfather's father is buried in Kansas I believe.

Twibell DNA Study - Summer 2006

2006-05-12 13:41:52Z

To male Twibells (and spelling variants) I am a UK forensic scientist working in a university dept and we have a student project to look at Y chromosome DNA. Y chromosomes are passed from father to son and thus every male carrying the name ought to have the same Y chrom DNA. ( mutations may occur every few generations and there may have been some bed hopping). I am looking for males willing to give a small blood sample ( on a special paper which can be dried and posted) to take part in the study.

There are 2 main branches in UK originating in Yorkshire in mid 1500s. Most of present UK folks are from these. Some spelling variants appear to have arisen in Rotherham/Sheffield. The USA branch believe that they came from Ireland, but probably went to Ireland from Yorks. I need contacts in USA and other countries, and in UK I need contact with descendants of the Barnsley branch who may now be living in Cheshire region. If anyone is willing please could you E-mail me? A study like this could show that we are all linked.

Please note that this work has nothing to do with any National DNA database. It is a different type of DNA and we have no contact with the UK database.

Re: TWIBILL

2004-05-14 19:36:10Z

Geoff,

I tried to converse with you direct but I was blocked. I have lots of information regarding the main graveyard where the TWIBIll/TWYBELL/TWIBELL/TWIBLE/TWYBILL family are buried. The family graveyard. How can we converse, any ideas?

I can go back to 1729 with the Castleblaney family. I had a chance meeting some years ago with a William TWIBILL who is a direct descendant of the William TWIBILL that I mentioned in my last message. Guess what?? His son is also called William.

Darryl

Re: TWIBILL

2004-05-12 19:46:23Z

Geoff, regarding my message of the 25th April and your subsequent reply. The FIVE brothers born in Castleblaney are as follows:
1) Matthew Munday TWIBILL
2) James TWIBILL
3) William TWIBILL
4) George Henry TWIBILL
5) Thomas TWIBILL

I obviously have lots more information, what is your interest and why?

Re: TWIBILL

2004-04-26 22:55:25Z

Thankyou for replying to my posting, I have done fairly extensive research n the county Monaghan Twibills/Twibles and have traced many of them in the pattern of emmigration, it has been quite a job to extract the families from one another. but I have not come across a James in the Castleblayney group, so please I would love to hear from you.

Geoff Allen county Fermanagh N. Ireland

TWIBILL

2004-04-25 17:49:36Z

Hi,

My name is darryl TWIBILL and my great great grandfather was James TWIBILL born at Castle Blaney. He was one of FIVE brothers who's details I have.

If I can be of any further assistance please Email me direct and I will give you any information that I have.

Regards

Darryl TWIBILL

Mildred Lochmiller Twibell b c 1917 NE>CA

psprague0981 — 2005-06-15 14:02:52Z

Help please.
I am searching for Mildred Twibell or her daughter.
Mildred was born Mildred Lochmiller in Brown County, Nebraska c.1917 to William (b9/25/1889 d4/16/1983) and Bertha (b4/11/1890 d5/20/1967) Kummer Lochmiller.
Mildred married Ray Twibell (b6/25/09 d11/14/84) unk date.
I believe she had one daughter – I don’t know her name.
They moved to Carmel, CA where Ray died.
The last address I have for Mildred is Monterey, CA.
She was my father’s first cousin. (Her mother was my grandmother’s sister.)
I am trying to find her or her daughter as I have pictures of her parents I would like to return them to her or her daughter.

TIA
Please contact me at pcsprague@silverspringsonline.com
Pat

Re: Mildred Lochmiller Twibell b c 1917 NE>CA

psprague0981 — 2005-09-21 13:52:10Z

Good news. I found Mildred and her daughter.

Thanks, Pat

Re: Mildred Lochmiller Twibell b c 1917 NE>CAnews,

psprague0981 — 2005-09-21 13:50:12Z

Good

Re: TWIBILL

DTwibell — 2006-12-25 22:22:13Z

Hi,

My name is Deann Twibell and my husband is related to John Twibell b. 14 Mar 1760 in Monaghan County, Ireland. Trying to locate anyone related and may be able to share any information they have. If you are related, would like very much to hear from you.

Sincerely,

Deann Twibell

Re: Introduction to Twibells'

S_Orkild — 2004-05-08 06:25:01Z

dear Dennis I am presently researching the Twibells as my ggggrand mother was a Francis Twibbel one of a Twin I am trying to find Nicolas who was married to Ann Major or Mager he would have been born around 1730 in Anston Yorkshire. can you help. I am on the mainland lucky you living in Tassie hope to llive there one day.
Susan

Re: Yorkshire Twibles

cwhitaker173 — 2008-04-10 14:44:17Z

Looks like we are distant cousins - my g.g.grandmother was Elizabeth sister of Thomas. I have all Twibles in the family going back to the early 1700's up to the present day if you are interested. C.P.Whitaker

Re: where are all the tiwbell's

@@montgomery@parlorcity.com — 2005-07-12 00:29:38Z

Do you know your Twibell ancestry? You are Reef, your Dad is Bill, his Dad is _____? How far can you go back?

Re: The Irish Twible/Twibill/Twybles

sillyspoon75 — 2008-09-17 14:25:46Z

Hi Geoff,
I know this is an old thread but I'm descended from the Csatleblaney Twibills, specifically James Twibill b.1808 in Castleblaney (one of five brothers mentioned in another thread).
I recently found out their fathers name was William (not helpful, I know!) and his profession was "gentleman". I'm not 100% sure how one qualifies as a gentleman, but I think it's usually inherited money from somewhere in the family...perhaps landowners?

Re: TWIBILL

sillyspoon75 — 2006-02-11 16:07:07Z

Darryl, are you by any chance a relation of Arthur Warren and Eliza Letitia Twibill?

Just asking because there is a Darryl in the twibill side of my tree and I know little about them.

Thanks,
Katie White

Twibills of Sussex

sillyspoon75 — 2006-02-11 16:07:07Z

Wondering if anyone has the following people in their tree...

Arthur Warren Twibill, married Eliza Letitia (maiden name unknown). They had 4 children: William Arthur Twibill, Arthur Stanley Twibill, Reginal Twibill (who died in WW1), and Ivy Maude Twibill (who married Charles Francis Adams.

Arthur Stanley married someone called Violet and had two children called Anthony and Jean.

Eliza Letitia remarried after Arthur died (I think in 1904) to someone whos last name was Waight or Waite, and had two more children: Daisy Waight and Albert Waight. The Waight family at some point in the 1800s owned a pub (and neighbouring bakery) in Bognor Regis.

Re: Hello to all the Twibell's

lyndakn — 2007-06-17 23:59:01Z

I am the daughter of Ray Twibell who was Lloyd J Twibell's brother. My name is
Lynda Twibell Knepper. I wanted to find out from Jody who her mother was as Lloyd had three daughters, Joanne, Barbara, and Rebecca.
I am convinced that the Twibells in this country came from England via Irealand but cannot find out who the father of the first John Twibell was.
John Asbury Twibell was my grandfather and I remember him and he died in 1949 and is buried in Kansas.

Re: John Twibell

lyndakn — 2007-06-17 23:11:02Z

I am also looking for the connection back to England. When I went to Ireland, The Historical Research Ctr. gave me information that there were Twibells back in the17th century in Yorkshire England. They spelled their names Twibill, Twybell and Bell. In my info. from here it did say that John's father was in the English military. A lot or most of the birth records in Ireland were destroyed, and there is conflictiing information as to where he was born either Monahan county or Cork. I am looking for the same ancestor.

Re: John Twibell

lyndakn — 2007-06-17 23:11:00Z

william twible

ptwible — 2007-12-12 11:34:28Z

my ancestor william twible arrived at sydney australia on the minerva in 1822. married ann sternbeck 1830. Owned propert freemans reach master coastal trade between hawksbury and sydney until death in 1847. trying to trace origin prior to arrival in australia

Yorkshire Twibles

savagebolland — 2008-03-05 16:30:29Z

I have recently discovered that one of my great great grandmothers was Anne Twible born in about 1864 near Rotherham Yorkshire.
Her father Thomas was also born in Rotherham in 1840, he married Mary Ann Dawson in June 1860 in Sheffield.
His father Thomas was born in Cadeby Yorkshire in about 1814 and he married a Mary born in Mexborough about 1816.
Are any of these names and dates familiar to anyone?

John Twibell

glovergentry — 2005-12-18 20:38:59Z

I want to correspond with anyone that has photos of John Twibell married to Elizabeth Currier Springer or his son, Josiah Twibell married 1st to Mary Sharpneck and 2nd to Margaret Church.

Elizabeth Currier Springer

glovergentry — 2005-12-18 20:38:59Z

D. Montgomery, please contact me at glover@bloomnet.com to discuss the Elizabeth Currier Springer name.

Descendants of Joseph Twible reply to Cynthia Twible McGinn

Twible99 — 2004-05-03 09:03:55Z

Re: TWIBILL

Twible99 — 2004-05-13 22:16:51Z