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Charles Vinton 1824 Brixham

lesleymgreen — 2009-03-21 00:51:48Z

Charles Vinton 1824 Brixham married Sarah Clatworthy 1849
Charles was actually named William Charles Vinton. After Sarah died he went to Aberdeen and married a Mary. He died in 1914 in Aberdeen. I have a copy of his death certificate if anybody is interested. I also have a copy of his marriage cert to Sarah, yet he is named as Charles on this. If anybody has any more info on this person please reply - Many Thanks

Re: Vinton coat of arms

fhvinton — 2009-03-04 13:12:36Z

I have been researching this name for some time and I think I'm getting close to finding the orgin and the Crest. Please feel free to contact me via e-mail anytime.

Re: Vintons born Essex UK residing USA 1880 census

OysterFisher — 2008-09-10 03:16:40Z

hi Vinton Researchers...we have VINTON people in our tree:
We understand William VINTON, married Maria FROST who was born in Devon, England.
their son, William Winder VINTON born about 1834 in Cornwall, married Susan NICHOLLS born about 1833 in Ken wyn, Cornwall.
Their issue:
Anna Maria born 1856 Kent England; -died 1858
Susan 1860 Richmond, Victoria, Australia; died 1880 Australia
Anna Maria 1862 Richmond, Victoria, Australia; died 1864
Helen [Ellen] 1865 Richmond, Victoria, Australia died 1867
Elizabeth Jane 1868 Collingwood, Victoria, Australia died 1909.
Here sadly, endeth the line of William Winder VINTON who emigrated to Australia with wife and one child in 1857.
Brother of Susan NICHOLLS, Thomas Odgers NICHOLLS emigrated with his wife Mary Courtis SEARLE in 1869, and their first child was named Thomas Vinton NICHOLLS.
Is this line of interest?
Best Wishes
Pamela NICHOLLS in Melbourne, Australia

http://oysterfisher.tribalpages.com
OysterFisher@gmail.com

Re: Vintons born Essex UK residing USA 1880 census

vintonjc — 2008-09-10 01:12:35Z

Hi Jill, you may want to look at your info with the eye on UK sometimes in the census records UK was for Unknown not United Kingdom. My great gandfather William and his wife Emily was born in New York yet it list them UK in the 1880 census records for Wisconsin.

John Vinton

Re: John Vinton in Michigan

PinkElephant2 — 2008-08-20 22:23:38Z

Frank, I have two John VINTON'S in my family tree. One is b 02Mar1650 in Lynn, Essex, MA d 13Nov1727 in Woburn, Middlesex, MA. He married Hannah GREEN.

The second is his grandson (via son/father Thomas b 1687) b 19Nov1720 Braintree, Norfolk, MA d 5Feb1738 in Braintree, Norfolk, MA.

If you feel this is a match, I have lots more to share!

P.S. What is your connection to elsegundo?

Re: John Vinton in Michigan

elsegundo138 — 2008-08-19 02:12:00Z

I have information on almost all Vintons in the USA and would love to hear from you. One William Vinton, I believe from the family you mentioned, the grandson , was born in Tama County , Iowa in 1853 and was married in 1878 to one Emily Dobson. I believe this is the descendant of the one you are searching for. There are about 52 years of lost information that I am still searching for on this specific line.
thank you: Frank Vinton
Montana

Re: Vinton middle name

Country_Girl6 — 2007-12-22 00:04:34Z

Hi Leon!

I recently came across a marriage notice in the Baltimore Sun, I believe, which showed John Redifer (my gr-gr-grandfather) marrying Mary Ann Thomas, the reverend being Reverend Vinton. John and Mary Ann's first son was Samuel V. Redifer. I've also seen the Vinton name in connection with Redifers. I don't have exact facts with me, since I have to access the Web at the library. Let me know if you're interested in knowing more.

JoEllen Ringhand
California

Re: Vinton origins

lizzelizzel — 2007-05-09 22:02:32Z

My greatgrandmother's maiden name was Vinton. She was born in England in 1888 and came to America in the early 1900s with her older brother William Vinton. Their parents were named Dorothy and William Vinton and were born in the 1850s. This is atleast what I've found, but I can't be 100% sure of it yet.

Mary Richardson Vinton

csb5100 — 2006-12-13 04:28:49Z

I am trying to find the children's names of Mary V. Richardson who married John Larabee. One child was Mary Vinton Larabee who was born in 1833 in Cook Co, Ill. Any information will be appreciated

Re: John (1) Vinton and wife Ann of Lynne, MA & New Haven

vintonjc — 2006-09-10 15:59:52Z

I have been researching the Vinton family since 1964, I have in my database over 33650 names, a lot not posted anyplace, I am willing to share with anyone connected with the Vinton family. My e-mail has changed since my last posting here. Its now vintonjc2@yahoo.com

Vinton in Monson Mass/ Maine

jlacrosss — 2006-06-12 20:17:03Z

I am hoping to find some information on a Hiram Vinton who was born 6 of Aug in 1801 in Monson, Mass and Died on apr 16 1879 in I think Monson, Mass. He was married to Lovice Calkins who was born on oct 15 1796 in Wibraham, Hampden,Mass and died jul18 1850 in Hampden,Mass. They had three children. A Alond Born feb 29 1828 in Maine, A Maria R Born Jul 20 1834 in Maine and then a Hattie (Harriet) P Born may 18 1840 in Monson, Mass who died Jan 21 1893 . I am hoping to find some information on Hiram and also on Lovice side of the families. Fathers and Mothers name if not sisiters and brothers and anything else I can find out. Hattie was my Great-Great Grandmother so I am Interested in anything I can find . Thank You Jayleen

Re: John (1) Vinton and wife Ann of Lynne, MA & New Haven

Encanto59 — 2006-06-04 04:27:35Z

I'm wondering if anyone is out there researching this family anymore - I have heard nothing more...glad to know I am not the only one connected to this family that is still trying to find some answers.

Re: John (1) Vinton and wife Ann of Lynne, MA & New Haven

2006-06-04 04:00:30Z

Hi, Olive - John and Anna Vinton are grandparents of mine [too], and I've been trying to find information on them. I find their deaths an amazing mystery ... both died on August 3, 1664 (the date I have) ... WHY? What happened? If anyone knows anything about the whys and werefores of this, please post or email me!

Thanks,
Paulette

John (1) Vinton and wife Ann of Lynne, MA & New Haven

Encanto59 — 2006-01-22 01:16:50Z

A couple of days ago someone responded to a query of mine re a new ancestress, Hannah Hale who md. Joseph Smith and I was not able to get further than Hannah for her ancestry. So when I received a response, it opened up a whole new research trail: (for starters, the surname is Heald and often written as Hale and Held). I am now trying to follow the trail of the Vinton family - I have found good tid-bits from NEHGR, and have in front of me information posted in 1931 that corrects/adds to the (original?) Vinton Memorial by Dr. John Vinton, in that John (1) Vinton and wife Ann died at New Haven 1663 and 1664 when the Court directed that the children be sent to Lynn. So: has anyone seen these court records; any idea of why the children were sent to Lynn? Apparently John spent time in Lynn before moving to New Haven, as children's births are recorded there; (when did he move to New Haven?) - who was in Lynn at the time of the parents' deaths to care for the children? What was the cause(s) of the death of the parents?

Lucinda and Betsy Vinton, Richmond, Quebec

joebeagle1 — 2005-06-18 06:37:18Z

I am looking for the parents of the 2 girls above who married into the Boynton family in Windsor, Richmond, Quebec in the mid 1820's. Does anyone know of any Vinton families living in that area about that time?

John Vinton in Michigan

freesfalcon — 2005-05-03 15:05:38Z

I'm looking for more information on a John Vinton born Jan 14, 1784 in Masschusetts. He married Diana Weare in 1810. They moved to Canton Michigan sometime between 1830 and 1840 and had two maybe three children. Henrietta Vinton Ryder, William Vinton, and maybe a Diana.

Specifically I'm looking for any information on John's parents, or where he was born.

Re: Stallo

dkgarrison1 — 2005-04-17 19:27:42Z

Gertrude Busche was a 1/2 sibling to my great great grandfather Geroge Busch born 1840 in Germany. I am searching for Balthasar Busch. He was the sibling to Ulrich and Catharina Ankermuller which was Urich's first marriage.
Ulrich's second marriage is with Barbara Pfeifer of which
Adolphus Busch (1839-1913) m Elisa "Lilly Anheuser.
If you have any information please contact me.
Thank You,

Re: Stallo Vinton genealogy

vintonjc — 2005-01-28 00:06:54Z

I have a lot of info on your Roswell Vinton and also have connections to living cousins of his lines, he was born abt. 1796 in Monson, Ma. to Caleb Vinton b. 04-16-1764 who died at his own hand July 1802, Roswell mother was Marcia Merrick b. 12-10-1768- Nov. 1806 he had six siblings all were separated in June 1803 and raised by guardians.It is said that Roswell died from cholera.

Stallo

2004-11-15 03:40:13Z

Mike

I am looking for relatives of a Bernard Stallo b abt 1822, married a Gertrude Busche b abt 1820. Her name may be Rusche. They married on Aug 30 1846. Had the following children Elizabeth, Mary, and Kate. They lived in Cincinnati until about 1860 when they moved to Covington Kentucky. Elizabeth later married Frederick Engel in 1868. Would be gratfull for any help. Will share information I have.

Thanks

Rick Roth

Re: lindley vinton and stallo

2004-03-09 00:34:46Z

Kathy, I tried to email you at the address listed here and i havent gotten a response. I am very interested in any info that you may have on Lindley Vinton. He may be a common ancestor for us. Please email me with your new email if you are able to. Thanks.

Re: Vinton New York 1900

2004-01-06 01:34:31Z

Alfred Vinton if b1880 Balsall Heath England would have been the younger brother of my Great Grandmother Eliza H. Vinton b1868 in Leeds. They show up in the 1880 census for England. If this is the same Alfred Vinton, I would be very interested in any additional details you might have.
Thanks! Regards, Mia McLelland

Gertrude Vinton-Orphaned June 13, 1900 NY

2003-12-29 18:09:13Z

I am searching for the birth mother of my grandmother, Gertrude Vinton, born 13 June 1900 in New York. On June 14, 1900, she was brought to the New York foundling Hospital by an aunt who said the mother was very weak. She remained at the New york Foundling until October of 1902 at which time she was sent on an Orphan Train to Wisconsin. She learned of all of this when she went to get a marriage licensce in 1924. There was not a birth certificate for her in Wisconsin. Her (adoptive)mother then told her about her being adopted.
I have posted meaasge before here many times. I always post about this time because I know a lot of folks get computers for Christmas and get acquainted with the internet. Hopefully, some day, some one will come forward who is resaerching the Vinton line and have some answers for me. Thank you, Michael

Re: Silas Vinton (1824 NY) and Louisa A. Carr (1829 NY)

2003-07-15 20:09:00Z

Thanks for the link, I'll check it out.

Re: Silas Vinton (1824 NY) and Louisa A. Carr (1829 NY)

2003-07-14 20:32:36Z

Copy and paste the link below to your web browser window to view an image of Silas Vinton, from the August 5,1898 souvenir edition of the Gowanda Leader.

http://members.localnet.com/~tarbox/Vinton.jpg

Silas Vinton (1824 NY) and Louisa A. Carr (1829 NY)

2003-05-27 23:26:36Z

Looking for relatives/descendants of this couple. They married in 1848 in NY and their children were: James P. (1857), Frank (1853) and Allen (1851).

Re: lindley vinton and stallo

2003-03-07 00:42:34Z

Sorry that last posting had an incorrect email. It should read
@earthlink.net

lindley vinton and stallo

2003-03-07 00:38:10Z

My grgrandmother, Josephine Caroline Carstarphen married Lindley Vinton in 1897, and then apparently moved to (then) British Guiana. I am looking for information about them. Lindley was born in Indianapolis, father was A. E. Vinton, mother T. C. Stalls ( or was it actually Stallo?). I also see, looking at the Vinton messages, that there is a Vinton-Stallo connection, which interests me as I own a few silver serving pieces that are engraved "Helene Stallo". We also had some engraved "SV", which we were told was for Sarah Vinton, although no one seemed to know who that was. Anyone have any clues?

Vinton coat of arms

2002-12-01 16:51:25Z

I am wondering if anyone has come across a coat of arms for the Vinton name? Also, any ideas as to the national origin of the name?

Re: Stallo Vinton genealogy

2003-01-22 17:54:40Z

Roswell (Boswell) Vinton m. Hannah Davis in CT, went to Miamisburg, Oh and died abt 1833. Two children: Almus Eugene and David Perrine. Both children and their re-married Mother (to Joseph Hubler, a foundryman and machinist) came to Lafayette, IN in 1841. Almus married Thresa Stello in Montgomery Cty, OH. Around 1850 he went to Indianapolis and became involved in various mfg works. David P. stayed in Lafayette and became a well known judge. I'm looking for Roswell, or Boswell's background. Think he came from Monson, MA. Do you have any background? Look forward to hearing from you. Thomas F. Moran, 760 Cardinal Dr., Lafayette, IN 47909, 765-538-2185

Re: Vinton New York 1900

Velma_Onstott — 2002-08-02 15:27:45Z

Have a Harriet Arnold Vinton who married Dr. John Clarkson Jay and they were in New York at this time. Also a Hammond Vinton and Maria Eleanor Latrobe Vinton. Were you looking for specific Vinton's?

Re: stallo genealogy

rick_roth — 2002-03-24 19:59:18Z

Stallo

I am looking for relatives of Elisabeth Stallo b abt 1840 in Ohio d Jan. 6 1908 in Reading Ohio. She married Fredericus Engel b Oct. 5 1851 in Romburg Germany d Nov. 18 1904 in Reading Ohio. They had the following children: Ludovicus b1868, Barbara b1869, Frank b1872, Fredericus b1874, louis b1877, William, and Michael b1878.

Rick Roth
E-mail raroth@wans.net

Re: Stallo Vinton genealogy

vintonjc — 2005-01-28 00:06:54Z

I have traced my line to 1620 to John Vinton who came from England to the Salem Ma. area in about 1643. He was an iron worker or a bloomer and worked in the ironworks at Salem then at Lynn and at New Haven Ct. were he died in 1664.

Re: Plin Vinton

vintonjc — 2005-01-28 00:06:54Z

The son of Alvin Vinton who was the brother of Samuel F. Vinton the statesmen was Plin Vinton born 03-14-1844. He married Ida Almira Chapin on 05-28-1873, they had three children, Clara Almira Vinton, John Alvin Vinton and James Chapin Vinton. Please feel free to contact me for more info.

Vinton origins

ElizabethGraae — 2002-03-31 16:39:39Z

Has anyone ever tracked the Vinton family back to England and France?

Re: Vinton origins

ElizabethGraae — 2002-03-31 16:39:39Z

Thanks. My Vintons go back to John Vinton. He was from England to America. He may have been born in England, but the family came from France. The Vinton Memorial has quite a bit on surname spelling changes, etc. My John Vinton is in the Vinton Memorial. He was the first to come to America named Vinton.

Plin Vinton

tywaz — 2004-04-12 21:42:17Z

There was a Plin Vinton born in South Hadley, MA in 1799, son of Abiathar Vinton.

Another Plin Vinton was born in 1844 in New Philadelphia, OH in 1843; perhaps his son.

But does anyone know if Samuel Finley Vinton, the famous congressman from Ohio (for whom Vinton Co, Ohio is named) name a son Plin? Only his daughter Madeleine Vinton (later Dahlgren) apparently lived to adulthood.

Re: lindley vinton and stallo

mamiller_sfdiamond — 2004-05-19 17:49:58Z

That relatives of Lindley Vinton would have silver engraved "Helene Stallo" is unsurprising. Helena (or maybe Helene) Stallo was his first wife, dying in 1891. She is the daughter of John Bernard Stallo, born some time between 1860 and 1863. She is a bit of a mystery.

Re: Stallo Vinton genealogy

Jillmurphy2508 — 2004-01-18 21:10:28Z

have you traced your Vinton family back to England?

Re: Vinton origins

Jillmurphy2508 — 2004-01-18 21:10:28Z

I have just today discovered that one of my great great grandmothers was born Maria Vinton in Rainham in 1845. At that time she had one brother Edward aged 3.
Her parents were John Vinton born in Rainham in 1823 and Caroline -maiden name unknown- born in 1825
Any help to you?

Vinton, John and Caroline

Jillmurphy2508 — 2004-01-18 21:10:28Z

John and Caroline Vinter were my great great great grandparents
At the time of the 1851 UK census lived in Rainham. John was born in Rainham and Caroline(no idea of maiden name)
was born in Greenhithe Kent in about 1825.
My gggrandmother was their eldest daughter Maria, born in 1945. Had a younger brother Edward born 1848.
Maria Married in 1868 Charles Cleverley and came to live in New Zealand.
Any help greatly appreciated.

David Vinton

rondakelly — 2002-12-28 06:20:22Z

I would like any information on a David Vinton who was in the US military and may have been in Germany around 1962. He was very handsome, quite a talker, and has blue eyes. He may not know that he fathered a son while there, my husband. Thank you for any information, there are grandchildren now.

Vintons born Essex UK residing USA 1880 census

Jillm010240 — 2003-07-12 05:51:15Z

I am looking for descendents of the following
Benjamin Vinton born UK 1844 lived Pennsylvania 1880
Susan Vinton born UK 1860 lived Conn 1880 with two other young women.
William F Vinton born UK 1838 lived with wife Emily in Wisconsin 1880
William Vinton born UK 1851 lived with wife Sarah Conneticut
1880. Their son John was born in 1873 in UK so must have travelled to US about 1875
Thomas Vinton born UK 1851 lived with wife Jane Pennsylvania. Their neice Mary also born in UK( 1874) lived with them
John Vinton born 1835 and wife Amelia born 1845 Lived in Michigan 1880
Charles Vinton born UK 1808 lived New Jersey 1880
William Vinton born 1830 lived Oregaon 1880

Frederick born 1834 lived Conneticut 1880

I am in the process of creating a genealogical file of Vintons from Essex dating from 1594 to the present day.

My 2 x great grandmother was Maria Vinton born 1845 - daughter of James Vinton and Caroline Shillito. Rainham Essex UK.

Re: Vinton New York 1900

W_Pawson — 2003-12-29 05:55:35Z

I have Myrtle Vinton (b.July 1917), daughter of Alfred Vinton (b. in England ca. 1880) and Mary E. Van Fleet (b. July 1889), of Mt. Vernon, NY. Alfred was a Stair Builder. Mary's parents were Eugene Van Fleet (b. ca. 1862) and Mary E. Pawson (b. ca. 1865), also of Mt. Vernon and Westchester County in other places. Mary E. Pawson was the daughter of John Ward Pawson and Mary Elizabeth Cromwell. More information available if this helps.

Alfred VINTON & Mary E. VAN FLEET -- Mt Vernon, NY

W_Pawson — 2003-12-29 05:45:14Z

Seeking information about the descendants of Alfred Vinton (b. in England ca. 1880) who married Mary E. Van Fleet of Mt. Vernon, NY. They had at least one daughter MYRTLE VINTON (b. July 1917). Mary E. Van Fleet was the daughter of Eugene Van Fleet (b. ca. 1862) and Mary E. Pawson (b. ca. 1865), of Mt. Vernon, NY, who married about 1886 and had two children (that are known of): Clifford E. Van Fleet (Feb 1887) and Mary E. Van Fleet (July 1889). Clifford married Ethel ???? and they had two sons: Herbert F. Van Fleet (1912 - 1927) and Donald E. Van Fleet (b. ca. 1916).

Re: Vinton New York 1900

W_Pawson — 2004-08-18 05:02:54Z

Mia, I have some new information. The wedding announcement you shared with me a few months back is in reference to the Myrtle Vinton I was looking for. She did not marry until LATE in life. Then the guy she married -- John George McVeath -- died a couple years later. You can find him in the SSDI if you want his dates. Myrtle is actually still alive and living in Florida. Myrtle also had a brother named Robert Alfred Vinton, who moved to Ohio. I have found two of his three children (twin sons and a daughter) living near me and hope to visit them soon. One of the twins lives in Brooklyn. There was a fourth son who died in Viet Nam. Send me an e-mail and I'll give you more details.

Vinton m. Freedley

nancyred — 2001-12-28 16:10:35Z

I am looking for biographical and genealogical information about Angelo Tillinghast Freedley who married Ida Wells Vinton (1855-1915). (They were the parents of Vinton Freedley, the Broadway producer.)

Thanks,
Nancy R.
nredheffer@yahoo.com

Vinton Memorial

JohnVinton — 2002-03-22 06:01:59Z

You can get reprints of the Vinton Memo. from Higginson Book Company I got mine paper bond cover for $80,it is worth every cent.

VINTON in Michigan

pmwalklet — 2003-05-03 19:07:04Z

Sisters, Inez and Jeannette VINTON married
Brace HERALD (b 1862) and Jay SPANGLE (b 1854)Brace & Jay were cousins & were born in Steuben Co, IN. My grandmother told me they went to Williamsburg, Grand Traverse, MI where they were married. I know nothing more of the VINTON family except that Inez probably died in childbirth and two daughters, Kate & Inez HERALD lived with relatives in Steuben Co, IN

Vinton New York 1900

vndnheuvelgenes — 2002-01-14 20:40:56Z

I am looking for Vintons in New York in 1898-1901??
Anyone have any info?

Re: Vinton origins

LoraCarter95 — 2003-02-05 03:01:27Z

I, too, descend from John VINTON of Lynn, and I have heard the line goes back to France.