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WAGNER Josephine P 1909 1956

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-06 18:09:17Z

WAGNER Josephine P 1909 1956

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Re: General Louis Wagner of Pennsylvania

mudyjiller — 2009-11-05 05:42:59Z

So glad I could help . . . sorry for the wild-goose chase!

Re: General Louis Wagner of Pennsylvania

MargaretPickering90 — 2009-11-05 05:14:05Z

Another brink wall crumbled!
Thanks for your reply.
Mimi

Re: General Louis Wagner of Pennsylvania

mudyjiller — 2009-11-05 04:54:35Z

Mimi ~ When I made that post, I was unfortunately on a long, wrong tangent . . . I was actually looking (and didn't know) for a John Andreas Wagner from South Carolina, but didn't know it!!! Needless to say, you won't find a reference to Lisette!!!! Sorry!!!!!!

Re: General Louis Wagner of Pennsylvania

MargaretPickering90 — 2009-11-05 04:37:39Z

Am currently researching Gen Wagner's parents Ludwig and Christina and his (the general's) sister Marie Louise who married Ernest Stieber. I haven't found a reference to Lisette.
Contact me if you're still interested.
Mimi

Re: Tierce/Wagner

jimtier1947 — 2009-11-03 18:52:33Z

My name is James Tier decendant of Valentine Tearse (tier)
french hugonaut imagrant 1743. The Tier names seems to have been short to tier,tiers maybe because of pronunciation or due to german communication dificulty.

Re: Wagner

BrosHopSos — 2009-11-02 05:43:32Z

Hi Fred,

Your wife and I are third cousins through Leibel line.

Here is what I know - Mathias Wagner (born 1852) and Katherine Unknown (born 1855) emigrated from Elsass, Kutschurgan, Odessa, Russia on Sept 12, 1899 on the Ship: Saale. With them were a Felix Wagner (born 1876) and his bride, Rosina (born 1877) and his siblings - Cecilia, Marianna, Julianna, Mathias and Valentine.(www.ellisisland.org) There were Wagner families in Elsass, Kutschurgan, Russia. GRHS has more information.

The Wagners first went to Emmons, North Dakota. Then they moved to Park, Gove County, Kansas, where Felix and Rosina's first daughter was born: Katherina in 1902. They later moved back to Emmons, North Dakota. They then made another move, this time across the border to Reward, Saskatchewan, Canada where Mathias and Felix homesteaded. In 1921, Katherine married Peter Volk, son of Martin Volk and Pulcheria Leibel. (Heritage of Hope, 1905 - 1983, Denzil and Reward Historical Society, Page 585, also available on www.ourroots.ca)

Mathias passed away in 1929 and Katherine in 1931 and both are buried in Holy Rosary Cemetery, Reward, Saskatchewan, Canada. Rosina passed away in 1927 and is also buried in the Holy Rosary Cemetery. Felix passed away later in 1940 and is buried in St. Michael's Cemetery, Tramping Lake, Saskatchewan, Canada. Peter Volk passed away in 1934 and Katherine in 1944 and both are buried in Denzil, Saskatchewan, Canada.

Now here is the interesting part, Rosina was a Hopfinger, born in 1877; my Great Grandfather, Michael, was born in 1871. The Hopfingers were from Selz, Kutschurgan, Odessa, Russia. Rosina and Michael ended up settling only one town away from each other. Were they cousins or siblings?

So it seems that we are doubly related.

Hello Cousin!
Tanya BrosHopSos

Hilda Wagner, b. 1861, Prussia, dau Reinhold Wagner

janetsbrowne — 2009-11-01 21:45:15Z

Hello - I'm searching for info about Hilda Wagner, my gr-aunt, who was brought to NY from Neusalz, Silesia, Prussia in 1869 by her father and mother, Henriette Dillman, NS 5 siblings, A relative told me she mar. in NYC and died young and childless of tuberculosis. Not sure about that. She went to school in Denning, Ulster Co, NY, as her parents had a farm from 1877. Does anyone have any info about Hilda?

DOLAN 1 Agnes WAGNER 1 1899-1987

t42MountOlivet — 2009-10-29 11:11:02Z

DOLAN 1 Agnes WAGNER 1 1899-1987

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Who are John B and Peggy Wagner

kentuckycousin1616 — 2009-10-28 21:00:43Z

I am trying to find information about John B and Peggy Wagner. I no Dan Wagner DOB 02-04-1908 was one of their sons but need information about them etc.

IS ARTHUR LOCKWOOD WAGNER IN YOUR FAMILY TREE???

Leslie85223 — 2009-10-28 12:55:34Z

Looking for other researchers that have Arthur Lockwood Wagner in their family tree. Arthur had a well documented military career in the US Army. His wife was Annie B Howard. Both are buried at Arlington Cemetery. I'm looking for further information relatled to their children and would be especially interested in any existing photos of any members of this lineage.

Leslie Smith (AZ)

Re: Jacob F. Wagner Possible Connection to Composer Wagner

CorneliaWarner44 — 2009-10-21 15:21:03Z

I suspect this is a common story among Wagners, as we had it, also, and I also can find no link.

there is a book written by Richard Wagner's grandson, and it does expose some "dirty laundry", disclosing Richard's strong ties to Hitler, so I for one am very glad to have disproved the family story.

we also have Ross ancestry and a family story of descending from Betsy Ross, the woman said to have sewn the first American flag (it is fairly well disclaimed), but Betsy had no children by her husband, who's given name eludes me at the moment, and she was a Griswold. so we don't descend from her. however, her husband may be a distant cousin, I can't get back past 1817 on my Ross's and don't have much for them in the 1800's as is.

we also have that our Wagner ancestor was a sea Captain, but so far I've found him no higher in rank than mate, and usually just seaman.

my husband's grandmother told him fascinating tales of fighting the Indians, but when he did some research he found the stories, verbatum except for names, in the newspaper of the day.

so those family stories, whatever they may be, have to be treated with suspicion-but not erased entirely out of hand.

our ancestors liked a yarn or two, and it didn't help that some of them embelished the genealogy as well. my family stories came from my grandmothers, and so far I'm finding most of it is nothing more than wishful thinking. not that they don't have all sorts of connections. both have DAR ancestry, one has DGW, but I'm not into all of that, it was a big thing for them to be "upper class" and have all those letters after their names, so they stretched things a bit above and beyond the truth.

Jacob F. Wagner Possible Connection to Composer Wagner

angelique52 — 2009-10-20 19:47:49Z

Hello,

While researching my Wagner line, it keeps coming up among various family members that my 2nd great grandmother Sophia Wagner, is related to the composer Richard Wagner. I have found a few of his family trees, but nothing linking him yet to my Jacob F. Wagner b. 1858 in Germany.

I would love to know more, but Jacob is currently one of my brick walls. According to another family member, there should be something archived in The Detroit News regarding Sophia and her relationship to the composer or something of that nature. Sophia was born in 1889 in N.Y. and came to Michigan and died in the 1960's. I have searched what is available online and cannot find anything.

Any ideas?

Angelique

Jacob F. Wagner & Mary/Maria B. Plemenik-Wahler, Germany & New York

angelique52 — 2009-10-20 19:41:57Z

Hello,

I am looking for information on my Wagner line. My 2nd Great-Grandmother is Sophia Julia Bertha Wagner. Her father is Jacob F. Wagner b. Abt. 1858 in Germany and her mother is Mary/Maria B. Plemenik-Wahler b. Abt. 1864 in Germany. These spellings of the surnames names are from Sophias birth (9/25/1889), marriage (1911) and death (Michigan) records.

When trying to locate more information on her parents, I can find Sophia listed (as "Wagoner") in the 1900 census in Schenectady, New York, but she is living with her uncle, Henry G. Bowman. His wife is listed as Pauline J. Bowman (b. Sept. 1865 on census) and her parents are from Germany. I am guessing she (Pauline) is either Jacob or Mary/Maria's sister since Sophia is listed as the niece on the census.

I cannot seem to find Sophia on the 1910 census or find anything about her parents at all.

Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks in advance :)

Angelique

Re: Gary Lee Wagner

bandd2 — 2009-10-10 04:29:43Z

I have a Gary Lee Waggoner in Eugene, OR in 1966. Married Marilyn Sweeney. Does this fit?

Wagner in Bad Hersfeld

WGFGER — 2009-10-09 11:27:36Z

"Kreisanzeiger am Sonntag" vom 27. Sept. 2009:

Danksagung von Marie und Fritz Wagner
fuer das Gedenken anlaesslich ihrer Goldenen Hochzeit.

wagner

hartlgh — 2009-10-08 04:36:53Z

looking for information about the family of John A Wagner born in centre county penn, died in Cove, Oregon. His fathers name was james one census says his mother was born in Germany. Appreciate any help at all

Seeking Frederick Wagner (Wagoner) - 4th Pennsylvania Cavalry, Civil War

JoeNihen — 2009-10-07 01:05:18Z

I am seeking information about Frederick Wagner or Wagoner who served with the 4th Pennsylvania Cavalry/64th Volunteers, Company A, Civil War.

I am interested in any information about anyone who served with Company A.

Thanks,

Joe
morse73@ptd.net

Cora Henry Wagner Logan

Myers1853 — 2009-09-26 13:46:43Z

Looking for information abt. Cora Henry, born 1869, married a James H. Wagner in Crawford County, Ohio, Cora divorced in 1908 and moved to Detroit, Michigan. She married a M.H. Logan. They are listed in 1920 Detroit census. James and Cora had children; Nellie, Theron T, Raymond H., and Cottie Wagner. Cora lived in Marion, Crawford Counties, Ohio.

Betty Wagner photo 1931

Not_A_Relative — 2009-08-03 07:21:19Z

http://www3.familyoldphotos.com/photo/ohio/15248/betty-wagne...

wagners in schuylkill county pa.

cressona — 2009-09-04 20:36:55Z

very interested in talking with the above people regardless
of age .

Seeking Joseph A. Wagner - 208th Pennsylvania, Civil War

JoeNihen — 2009-07-23 23:53:12Z

I am seeking information about Joseph A. Wagner who served with the 208th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, Company B (Civil War).

I am interested in any information about anyone who served in the 208th Pennsylvania.

Thanks,

Joe
morse73@ptd.net

Seeking Jacob S. Wagner - 208th Pennsylvania, Civil War

JoeNihen — 2009-08-06 18:14:48Z

I am seeking information about Jacob S. Wagner who served with the 208th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, Company E (Civil War).

I am interested in any information about anyone who served with the 208th.

Thanks,

Joe
morse73@ptd.net

Re: Catanach

snippy6 — 2009-08-19 20:08:09Z

hi Scott,

Frank Catanach was my husband, Brian's, grandfather. His wife was Kay, you are correct. My mother in law, Patricia, was their daughter. Kay and Frank were so nice. I knew them for a few years before they passed away. Brian and I have been together since 1990. Kay died in 1996 and Frank in 1998. I can't believe how time flies.

I know what you mean about curiosity. That's what got me started with my Wagner (my maiden name) line 7 years ago.

I'm going to let Pat know you contacted me, if you don't mind, and give her your email.

Have a good day
Kate

Looking for my Mother or Father, sisters or brothers

dmackie159 — 2009-10-04 10:05:16Z

My name is Dan MacKie, I was born and named (Richard Lee Wagner) on June 15 1952 in Littlerock, Arkansas. I was adopted at the age of 7mo.old. I am looking for any info that can help me fined my mother,father,sisters and brothers if any. I do not know anything more about my ancestry. Please help me find out who I am. Any info would be kept private if you wish. So if anyone who knows of anyone in their family that gave up any childern for adoption in 1952 please contact me?

I thank you now.
Dan MacKie

WAGNER Francis A and Mabel J

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-04 14:00:19Z

WAGNER Francis A and Mabel J

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WAGNER Tisha F 1880-1956

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-08 12:33:11Z

WAGNER Tisha F 1880-1956

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WAGNER Herbert L 1901-1984

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-18 01:44:29Z

WAGNER Herbert L 1901-1984

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WAGNER Margaret Gay 1892-1962

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-18 00:40:12Z

WAGNER Margaret Gay 1892-1962

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WAGNER Alford J Sr 1869-1943

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-08 11:57:23Z

WAGNER Alford J Sr 1869-1943

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WAGNER Maye Elizbeth 1890-1977

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-07 12:26:20Z

WAGNER Maye Elizbeth 1890-1977

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Re: Wagner in Wehen

stareyes77 — 2009-08-13 13:55:29Z

Dear Wolfgang,

Thank you for the link. Do you think the database would also cover Ober-Ingelheim?

I appreciate your help!!!!

Laura

Relatives in US

bhodonnell — 2009-07-26 00:52:25Z

Related in the United States!

Benjamin Wagner - Philadelphia

ChristineMarro23 — 2009-08-30 05:06:03Z

I have a Benjamin Wagner, living with Eliza Ingersoll in Philadelphia in 1880. Listed as grandson, 17 yrs old, occupation: clerk. He is possibly the son of her daughter who is also named Eliza. She had 2 other dtrs, Hannah married a Taylor and Mary married a Reynolds. Any connection to anyone?

Re: Catanach

finleys177 — 2009-08-16 19:53:00Z

I think that I may be a distant relative. My name is Scott Finley and I am the youngest of 5 children born to Charles Q. Finley and Beatrice Catanach. My Grandads name was Wallace Catanach, and his childrens names were Wallace and my great-uncle Frank, that I know of. My grandmother Loisa, died shortly before my mom (Beatrice) in 1963, and Grandpop then married Helen, who is the grandmom that I remember, and I also have fond memories of my great-uncle Frank and his wife, Kaye (sp.?)I can go on and on with the similiarities of the names in my family and the ones you spoke of in your message.
Just want to say hi, this is out of the blue, but I was thinking of my Dad, Charles, who passed away last October, and I thought i would get online and do a little searching :). My Dad was notoriuosly secretive about his parents, so evey once in awhile my curiousity gets the best of me.
Bye for now!
Scott G. Finley
finleys@ameritech.net

NEED HELP

BillReedy99 — 2009-07-18 21:34:16Z

I recently received information from a Family Bible that my Great Great Great Grandmother's name was Nancy Jane Wagner. She was born in 1834. She married Robert Walker Whisenhunt in 1849 in Carroll County Georgia. I am trying to find who her parents were or if there were any siblings. If any of this is familiar to you, Please let me know.
With Respect and Appreciation,
Bill Reedy

Re: Wagner's in Knoxville, TN area

MichelleWilsonLigon — 2009-09-21 21:19:06Z

The assumption that James Melville Wagner was the son of Michael Waggoner comes from loose analysis of some information on an 1881 court record when heirs and descendants of Michael (d. bef Jan 1825) were suing over a tract of land in Sullivan Co., TN. A "J. M. Wagner" is mentioned and it is (probably correctly) assumed he is the same as James Melville. However, his relationship is not noted there.

I will try to show how I've come to believe he is Michael's grandson.

As far as his parentage, he was born abt 1820, too late to be the son of elderly Michael and Maryann Waggoner. However, he fits as the young male living with head of household Maryann in 1830 and 1840. Maryann's son, John A. Wagoner (b. abt 1791), and his family are living with Maryann on both of those censuses (per the 1850, they are named [wife] Catharine, [daughters] Susannah, Elizabeth and Martha) including a male b. abt 1820. (Also, in 1830, Maryann's son George is also apparently in Maryann's household. In 1840, George is on his own and newly married).

James Melville married in 1846, so he does not appear on the 1850 with his father John. His first child Isabell/Arabella was b. in 1847 in North Carolina. James and wife Mary E. (Brown) are found on the 1860 census for South Division, Davidson Co., North Carolina, with four children all born in NC.

Please note: An on-site search for Wagner wills at the Sullivan Co., TN courthouse only produced one, for a Jacob Wagner d. 1866. All wills prior to 1838 burned during the Civil War, so any will that Michael Waggoner left no longer exists, although people write about it as though they've seen it. Instead: we know, from the surviving deed books, that Michael's heirs received parts of his 2000 acre tract in "ninths," indicating that there were nine heirs (it is always possible that some may have been grandchildren especially if their parents had already died). This info is found in deeds where certain heirs are selling their ninth to another Wagner. Other court documents may indicate relationships between the heirs, and I am still doing research on those.

It's apparent that James Melville ("J. M.") and Martha A. Wagner were defendants in that 1881 court record, the suit between them and the family of George Wagner (Michael's original heir), dec'd, because their father (whom I theorize was John b. 1791, another of Michael's original heirs) had already passed away (1870-1880).

Here is a transcription of that court record:

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Anna Wagner and others
Vs.
J.M. Wagner Adm. And others

This cause comes on to be heard on this the 1st day of July 1881 before the [illegible] W.C. Smith Chancellor upon the pleadings and proofs and the agreement of the parties heretofore had and made by and between the parties to this suit and which agreement is in the words and findings following to wit:

In compromise and settlement of the matters involved in this cause it is agreed that Complainants Anna Wagner, Andrew Hicks and wife Susannah, Polly Greenway, Rachel Wagner, Michael Wagner and Emaline Wagner being the following described tract of land to wit: Beginning at an Elm running South West to the top of the cliff to a marked sugar tree, thence to the river at the lower end of Goose Island thence with the meanders of the river to the beginning containing 28 to 30 acres more or less as Tenants in Common except as the Complainant Anna Wagner who will only take a Dower interest in said land, the Complainants take this parcel of land in full satisfaction & discharge of all claim in the Adm. J.M. Wagner.
The defendant J.M. Wagner pays all costs of the cause and the fee of Complainants Solicitors. Upon payment of the costs and council fees as herein before provided this cause will be dismissed.

Anna Wagner
Michael Wagner
Emaline Wagner
William Hicks
Sussannah Hicks
Polly Greenway
Rachel Wagner
Celise Hicks
J.M. Wagner
M.A. Wagner

And said instrument and agreement having been proved by the subscribing witnesses thereto in open court: it is therefore ordered adjudged and decreed that said agreement be and is made the decree of the Court in this cause & that all the right title claims & interest of the other parties to this cause in & to the said 28 or 30 acres of land mentioned & described in said agreement be & the cause is divested out if these & vested in said Anna Wagner: Michael Wagner Emaline Wagner William Hicks Susannah Hicks Polly Greenway Rachel Wagner and Celise Hicks their heirs and assigns as a lawful inheritance in fee but the estate or interest of said Anna Wagner is only a dower interest and it is further ordered and adjudged and decreed that said Complts have no further or other interest in said land or 2000 acre tract known as the old Michael Wagner tract in the 20 civil district of Sullivan County adjoining the lands of A. Gregg, Jacob Latture, Josiah Hodges & no further or other claims as heirs at law and distributus of the Estate of said John & Jacob Wagner decd. But such claims or interest shall issue to the benefit of said Defts J.M. Wagner & Martha Wagner. And it is also ordered adjudged and decreed that all the rught title claims & interest of said parties to said agreement and of all the parties to this suit be & be the same is divested out of these & vested in the said Deft Martha A. Wagner her heirs and assigns in fee simple: and the master will make deeds to the said parties declared entitled to said 28 or 30 acres and for the residue of said tract to the said Martha A. Wagner release this application therefore and [illegible] Payment of the legal fees for such service. And upon this application the master will issue writs of possession of said parties to place them in the full and peacable possession of said premises as they are entitled to under this decree. It is furthur ordered and decreed that Deft J M. Wagner pay clerk costs of this cause for which an executive may issue

Sources:
Sullivan County, Tennessee Court Record of July 1, 1881

[Transcribed by Margaret Prasthofer-Lewis]

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Martha (b. 1815-1818), daughter of John (b. 1791), appears on the 1880 census for Sullivan Co., TN, living alone, "single." Presumably she never married. Sullivan Co., TN Deed Book 42 page 294, records a transaction from Martha A. Wagner to J. M. Wagner "of Knox County [Tennessee]," 3 Oct 1888. Rev. James Melville Wagner died in Knox Co., 6 Jun 1890.

While I do not have absolute, solid proof (yet) that James Melville Wagner was the son of John b. 1791, I believe there is strong evidence here that supports this theory.

Ann Margaret Zavadil Wagner

DebZavadil — 2009-08-09 19:21:44Z

Seeking information on Ann Margaret Zavadil who was born in 1921 in Howell, NE. She married a man whose last name was Wagner (spelling may be different) - they had the following children: John, Lisa, Jeffrey, Jerome, Robert, Sarah, Cathy and unknown Wagner child. We are from the Zavadil side trying to complete a Zavadil genealogy project. We would love to hear from anyone from this branch of Wagners. We will be happy to exchange information.

Wagner in Wippershain

WGFGER — 2009-08-13 08:15:11Z

"Kreisanzeiger am Sonntag" vom 19. Juli 2009:

Danksagung von Mathias und Simone Wagner geb. Paas
fuer die Geschenke, Blumen und Wuensche zur Hochzeit.

Wagner in Wehen

WGFGER — 2009-08-13 08:10:08Z

Wehen at that time was a village in the dukedom Nassau. Today it is part of the municipality Taunusstein in the state Hessen.

You should ask the central church archives for the Lutheran church records. The email address is zentralarchiv@ekhn-kv.de

Regards, Wolfgang

WAGNER Robert Albert 1922-1959

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-22 16:27:56Z

WAGNER Robert Albert 1922-1959

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WAGNER Agnes and Edwin

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-20 15:59:32Z

WAGNER Agnes and Edwin

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Re: DNA testing

cyndisings — 2009-08-09 02:49:10Z

I'm not sure I understand what you are talking about. I would need more info.

WAGNER Owen Brooks 1916 1990 lt col US Air Force W W II Korea Vietnam

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-09-28 14:44:10Z

WAGNER Owen Brooks 1916 1990 lt col US Air Force W W II Korea Vietnam

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WAGNER Hazel L 1914 2003 beloved wife and mother

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-09-18 15:46:21Z

WAGNER Hazel L 1914 2003 beloved wife and mother

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Re: DNA testing

susanking1 — 2009-08-11 15:07:48Z

This is the reply I just posted in response to someone on the Waggoner board...perhaps it explains more clearly:

Lineage #1 goes back to my ggg grandfather, Elzie Waggoner (bc 1800 in MD - d. 1840's in PA) and I'm still trying to determine his father. Family oral history says his father was a Hessian. Along those lines, the man I had thought the most likely to be his father, Lineage #2 - is Christopher Waggoner who first appears in Allegany Co., MD in 1792. We believe this man was actually a Hessian named Johann Christoph Waggoner, a chaplain in the Ansbach-Bayreuth Regiment in the Revolution. However, after conducting y-chromosome testing on two direct males from my line and comparing with two confirmed direct male descendants of Christopher, they do not match. We have no recent common ancestor. So, I have four 43-marker y-chromosome tests which have been done and with which I will allow anyone researching Wags to compare. So, thought I'd post for anyone who's interested to join. I'm not sure whether you have to be a member on Ancestry to get a kit and test.

DNA testing

susanking1 — 2009-08-09 01:45:43Z

I've started a Waggoner/Wagoner/Wagner y-chromosome (direct male descendant) DNA project on Ancestry. So far, we've tested four men and they appear to be from two different lines -- two men from each. My known cousins matched exactly, while the the other two men, who differed from my line, matched each other exactly. Both families are rumored to have descended from Hessians in the Revolution. Ancestry is running a great deal now for 43 marker testing. I'd love to have more numbers to compare...if interested, please feel free to contact me and we can discuss. Thanks!

Re: Seeking siblings and family tree for Alice M and Otto M Wagner

skywire4 — 2009-09-21 05:00:29Z

my grandmother live in Hoxie,Arkansas , my father is George W. Wagner work for railroad.

and help?

Dale Wagner
Jacksonville, Arkansas

Re: Wagners of Cambria Co,, PA

iowaherb1 — 2009-08-19 07:30:06Z

Dave My GG Grandfather John Milton Wagner was born in Huntingdon Co., Pa in 1813 as well as his father william around 1787? John moved to Ohio prior to 1840, married Dinah Elliott and them and their children (including my G Grandfather Franklin Pierce Wagner moved to Millersburg, (Iowa County), Iowa. Most are buried at the Millersburg Cemetary.

Let me know if these are the Wagners you"re looking for.

Herb

Jane L Wagner and John A. Gust

Gerrie_Long — 2009-07-15 23:14:20Z

Looking for information on Jane L. Wagner married to John (Fraase) Gust. In Wisconsin or Pennsyvlanaia.