Welsh - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: James Bowen Welsh

samgibbs48 — 2009-11-06 16:35:44Z

Hello. I am wondering if you still monitor the threads? I am looking for information on Thomas Welsh, James Wilson Welsh, and James Bowen Welsh. (my g-grandfather, g-g-grandfather, and g-g-g-grandfathers).
If you see this I would be interested in any additonal information you might have? samgibbs48@yahho.com

Thanks,
Sam Gibbs

Thomas Welsh, ( military ) - James Bowen Welsh

2009-11-06 16:35:19Z

Would James Bowen Welsh be the brother of William Bowen Welsh? I believe you have corresponded with my Grandmother Frances (WELSH)Long for years , my sister Michele and I are working on our fam. history now, if you want info please contact me, I will be more than happy to share! In fact I'd love to know what you have as well. Looking forward to hearing from you! Katie Long

Thomas Welsh, ( military )

2009-11-06 16:34:16Z

My previous message, this date,
incorrectly listed wheat homesteading as Canada......that should read
KANSAS. AREA of Hoisington.
eyamanaka@webtv.net. I live in Ca.

WELSH Ursula SISTER -1939

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-06 16:31:51Z

WELSH Ursula SISTER -1939

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 209,323 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Thomas Welsh, James Wilson Welsh, and James Bowen Welsh

samgibbs48 — 2009-11-03 20:08:48Z

Looking to see if anyone has any new information on Thomas Welsh, born 1799 England, son James Wilson Welsh born 1823 Montreal, and James Bowen Welsh born 1853 Wales.
In prior posts there has been mention that they all were mariners/sailors. About 10 years ago on this board, Evalyn Welsh Yamanaka mentioned that Thomas Welsh died in Canada?
She also mentioned that James Wilson Welsh sailed on the ship the "Windemere" in the north sea, and that James Bowen Welsh became a ship cabin boy at the age of 14 on a trip to India, where he was ship-wrecked?
Along with the ancestry of Thomas Welsh, I am hoping to find some factual history on these sailing experiences. I can find nothing in any records.

Thanks
Sam Gibbs

Re: The Welsh family in MD or PA

kerridesi2 — 2009-10-16 11:19:27Z

I have almost all of the people you mentioned in my line, but not in the order you gave.
William Welsh is the father of Emanuel Welsh.

William(abt 1789 in Northern Ireland- 1838 in Hazen, MD) and Sussanna Welsh( B.abt 1824-D 1883 in Hazen,MD)
They had 8 Children
John F. (1821 - 1866)
Thomas (1825 - 1900)
Louisa (1832)
Maria (1835)

Re: The Welsh family in MD or PA

kerridesi2 — 2009-10-16 11:19:08Z

Sorry hit enter before I was ready.

William H. (1837 - 1904)
Mary Ann (1838)
Perry Harvey (1840 - 1914)
Emannuel (1846- 1990)

If This sounds like your family I can send more information.

Seeking John W. Welsh - 4th Pennsylvania Cavalry, Civil War

JoeNihen — 2009-10-06 18:19:20Z

I am seeking information about John W. Welsh 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

Re: James Wilson Welsh

latush — 2009-09-27 11:42:16Z

Trying to find info about george hunter and the relationship
to evalyn yamanaka via chinosa halfbreed. are any of her records available?? and if so from whom???

Re: James Wilson Welsh

rrtrrt95603 — 2009-09-27 11:41:20Z

If copies of the marriage listings are available, I would appreciate copies as well. Would that aunt be Evalyn Yamanaka?
The photo I have of JWW's headstone is only of the side with his name, death date and age. Do you have copies to share of the side (or other stone) that lists his wife and their marriage date you note?
I have photos of other Welsh headstones in the N. McAlester Cem., (TOBUSKY, I.T.), Pittsburg, OK. Some of them connect to my wife's Lasley line.

Thomas Welsh, James Wilson Welsh, and James Bowen Welsh

samgibbs48 — 2009-09-24 05:11:20Z

I am a bit late to the board. I sent an email to Evalyn Welsh Yamanaka, but it was returned.
1) There are two family trees on ancestry.com, one indictes that Thomas Welsh was born in Wales, the other in England? Can anyone resolve that conflict for me?
2) Most of the information I have refers to Thomas Welsh's wife as 'Elizabeth McDonald', but Evalyn refers to her as McDonald-Wilson. That would certainly explain James Wilson Welsh's middle name. Can anyone confirm that for me?
3) I have enjoyed some of the stories of Thomas, James Wilson, and James Bowen being sailors! Can someone point me to historical record that would tell me more?

My great grandfather was James Bowen Welsh - my grandmother was his daughter Mary Anna Welsh. Any information anyone can provide to me would be most appreciated!

Sam

Jacob Welsh; PA > WVA

bunnie42 — 2009-09-23 11:23:22Z

I have a Jacob Welsh born in Bridgeport, PA and died in Hazeltown, W VA. He was Married to Margaret Workman-Halfhill. This was he second marriage. She was previously married to a Sterling Halfhill, Workman is her maiden name. Jacob and Margaret had one son, Jacob jr.
I hope this helps someone. I am researching my family history and Workman is one of my "main" lines.
Anyone having any info on Jacob, I would love to hear about it.
Thanks,
Bunnie
ferro@helicon.net

Margaret Bolton Welsh

2009-09-23 11:22:05Z

I am looking for info on a Mrs. Margaret Welsh, maiden name:Bolton. I don't have dates for her or her husbands name, but she had two brothers:
Charles Edwin Bolton, b. 20 March 1901, d. 4 March 1973 in NJ
Richard C. Bolton
She also had 3 sisters:
Mrs. Mary Giblock
Mrs. Anna Yurick
Mrs. Elsie Owens
All believed to have the maiden name Bolton. If anyone has info on Margaret Welsh or the man she married, please e-mail me. The timeline for her birth woud be around 1900-1930. I know that she was mentioned at her brother, Charles' interment in 1973.

Welsh of Columbia, Lancaster County Pennsylvania

2009-09-23 11:21:23Z

I've heard of Lancaster County before,but I
don't know how far it is from Carlisle.
My grandfather is Lewis Welsh, and he lives
in Carlisle.

Re: Welsh of Columbia, Lancaster County Pennsylvania - Rudolph and Cecelia Welsh

CeceliaFinder — 2009-09-23 11:20:59Z

Re: reply to Ted Franklin Welsh / Rudolph and Cecelia Welsh
greenmother1 (View posts) Posted: 27 Jun 2004 9:36PM

Classification: Query
Surnames: Welsh
You wrote: "I was looking thru these boards for family and I came across your post. Rudolph and Cecelia are my great-grandparents, also (my Grandfather was William, born 2/16/1913 in PA, {recently passed on 11/1/2003}). I don't know much about Virginia (I never met her), but I do remember Evelyn (Ruth) very well. I would very much like to share information (what little I have) if you are so inclined."

Greenmother1:
I've been back through these message boards and found our earlier posts. We are cousins. Are you one of Lynne's children? I'm interested in looking back on Cecelia P. and Rudolph's earlier line. They are my great-grandparents, too. Cecelia P. Welsh's maiden name was Watson. Her father was John Watson. I understand he was part Delaware Indian. I have a note here that says, "Cecelia's Grandfather Watson married a Delaware Indian maiden." Do you know if Cecelia Watson Welsh's grandfather was named John Watson, as well? Do you know the name of his wife? Any information is welcome.

Cecelia

Imagin1021@aol.com

Re: Welsh of Columbia, Lancaster County Pennsylvania - Rudolph and Cecelia Welsh

2009-09-23 11:20:28Z

Hello Angela,

Thank you for the reply. We are cousins. As you read, Rudolph and Cecelia were my great-grandparents too. William and Virginia were brother and sister. William had other brothers whom I knew fairly well. I can tell you what I know about them. I knew my grandmother, Virginia, very well but only met Evelyn a few times in her elder years. Perhaps you could tell me more about her?

Feel free to e-mail me off the board at Alpheous@aol.com.

Re: Welsh of Columbia, Lancaster County Pennsylvania - Rudolph and Cecelia Welsh

2009-09-23 11:20:07Z

I was looking thru these boards for family and I came across your post. Rudolph and Cecelia are my great-grandparents, also (my Grandfather was William, born 2/16/1913 in PA, {recently passed on 11/1/2003}). I don't know much about Virginia (I never met her), but I do remember Evelyn (Ruth) very well. I would very much like to share information (what little I have) if you are so inclined.

Re: Welsh of Columbia, Lancaster County Pennsylvania

CeceliaFinder — 2009-09-23 11:19:39Z

Dear Ted Franklin Welsh,

You wrote, "Welsh fam. in Penn.
Ted Franklin Welsh (View posts) Posted: 30 Jan 2000 1:10AM

Classification:
Surnames:
I do not remenber. I have not been up there
in 13 years. Ido know my fathers has info
on his family in PennsylvaniaMaryland
dating back to the early 1800's."

I found out that South Greensburg is in Westmoreland county in Pennsylvania. That means Rudolph and Cecelia P. Welsh were in Pennsylvania at least in 1911-1918 when my grnadmother, Virginia May, and a few brothers were born. They had six children- Evelyn, Virginia, William, John Edward, George Richard, and Joseph. Does this sound like we may have common Welsh relatives?

Cecelia

Cecelia

Welsh of Columbia, Lancaster County Pennsylvania

2009-09-23 11:18:25Z

I do not remenber. I have not been up there
in 13 years. Ido know my fathers has info
on his family in PennsylvaniaMaryland
dating back to the early 1800's.

Welsh of Columbia, Lancaster County Pennsylvania

2009-09-23 11:18:12Z

Do you happen to know how close Lancaster might be to Greensburgh Penn.?

Welsh of Columbia, Lancaster County Pennsylvania

2009-09-23 11:17:56Z

MY fathers family is from YORK,PA
A couple of WELSH family members did live
in the LANCASTER in th early 1900's
AS far as i know!

Welsh of Columbia, Lancaster County Pennsylvania

2009-09-23 11:17:44Z

I know that my grandmother, Virginia M. Welsh was born in Greensburgh, (Greensburg?)(Greenburgh?) PA on Feb 19, 19ll. Her parents were Rudolph and Cecelia Welsh.
I don't know what county Greensburgh is in. If this sounds familiar e-mail me.

Welsh of Columbia, Lancaster County Pennsylvania

2009-09-23 11:18:54Z

I am 26 and live in Latrobe, Pa. I saw your ad about the distance of Lancaster and Greensburg. It is about 4 hours difference. I live 15 minutes from Greensburg, Pa. I am interested in learning more about the Welsh side of my family. My father is William Steven Welsh of Latrobe. My grandfather is William Evert Welsh. I do not know much of my grandfather because he died when I was 5 years old. I believe I can find more information about the Welsh side and we can learn more. I have been wanting to trace the family tree now that I am older. Please leave me an email and I will try to find more information later this week! Thanks, Natalie A. Welsh, Latrobe, PA

Re: William Welsh Iowa City Iowa

2009-09-04 21:30:26Z

Hello Debbie,

My Welsh name is from Iowa City area too. Can you tell me more about your William and Peter Welsh.

My line is Mike Welsh, born 1825 in Co. Tipperary, who married Ann Halloran. Both are buried in Iowa City. They had about 10 children all born in Ia. They lived in nearby Oxford, Ia area of Johnson Co.

Can you tell me more about yours? Thanks.

Mary
mtdoc51@yahoo.com

Jonathan Welsh of Lancaster Co., PA

JArchibald7676 — 2009-09-23 11:19:06Z

Seeking info on Jonathan Welsh 1820-1892 and his wife, Elizabeth Hinton. His father may have been George Welsh of Lancaster Co. Jonathan moved to Iowa in about 1869. One son,Ira, was supposed to have been born in 1850 in Waynesberg, PA, but Jonathan is listed in the Lancaster Co.census.

Welsh of Columbia, Lancaster County Pennsylvania

tedwelsh — 2009-09-23 11:18:37Z

I would definitely be interested in sharing info to see if the Pennsylvania line is connected , e-mail me at tedwelsh@hotmail.com

Welsh of Columbia, Lancaster County Pennsylvania

tedwelsh — 2009-09-23 11:17:33Z

I am researching Welsh family in Pa.mostly in Columbia, Lancaster County Pa. Any help would be appreciated

Re: Welsh Family of Queens, NY

jasche — 2009-06-20 12:14:21Z

It would be helpful if you could provide more information such as given names and time frame.

The post most likely to get positive results is one where the users provides data on those ancestors he/she has information for and then asks specific questions on what kind of data he/she is missing.

Different time periods have different documentation available so unless you give us a time period there is no way to help you with acquiring documentation, and without a more precise location such as the county or city where your ancestors lived it is impossible to determine where to look for any documentation.

Obviously, without any given names we have have no way of knowing just who it is you are researching.

William & Mary Welsh in Alleghany (mostly) County Pennsylvania

wlw2117 — 2009-06-18 00:32:16Z

Hi, I am researching my husband’s family. One of the surnames I am researching is Welsh.

His g-grandparents names are William and Mary Welsh. They were both born in Ireland (abt 1840 & 1848 respectively) and their oldest Daughter, Mary (abt. 1868), was also born in Ireland.

They appear on the 1880 Pa. census (spelled WELSCH,Wm) along with 5 other children born in Pa. Their names are B. E. (Barbara?) (abt. 1870), Delia (abt 1873), Annie (abt 1874), Michal (abt 1877) and Thomas (abt 1879).

From this I gather they immigrated sometime between 1868 and 1870 however I have been unable to locate their names on any ship lists for any timeframe.

I don't know where in Ireland they are from for sure, (family ‘thinks’ Mayo County), what Mary's maiden was (I've heard Kallaigh or Kalleigh but can't find that name anywhere...what might be another spelling?); Where they departed and where they landed nor what ship and date they traveled; I also don't have any other information as far as siblings for them or names for the proceeding generations, etc.

Michael (spelled Michal on the census) is my husband's grandfather; however most of the family is gone or out of touch and it’s been a struggle for every bit of information.

I would appreciate ANY information you may have about this family or suggestions you can offer to help me locate more information about this family. I am finding out that ‘William Welsh’ is the ‘John Smith’ of Ireland and I think most of them are married to Marys!

Thank you in advance!

John Newton Welsh - Michigan

PPatrick6000 — 2009-05-26 12:01:28Z

My great-grandfather was John Newton Welsh - b 1826 in Northfield MI
Married 1st Mathilda Williams, 2nd Mary Jane Lount. Served Civil War 1862-65 (12th MI Inf)
Pension mentions brother Jackson ?sisters JB Betsy K Randolph. d. 1902 in Summerfield, KS.
Seek parents, more about siblings, descendants of first marriage.

Rose Alice Welsh daughter of Felix and Mary O'Connor Welsh

nicejuice — 2009-08-07 18:38:10Z

Trying to locate this family. Rose was born in 1885 in Union springs New York and died in Easton Pennsylvania in 1940. According to her obit she had a sister Nellie Coons living in Seneca Falls NY. Anyone connect?

Re: looking for Edward Christie Welsh

swelsh191 — 2009-06-05 16:05:12Z

Kristie,
Send an email to swelsh@lsu.edu with your address and I will send you a printout of the family tree and other family information. If your Dad is indeed related to my family, he might be interested to know that he has 3 living first cousins. They live in Vermont, Connecticut, and Maine, and they are all in their 80's.
Susan

Re: looking for Edward Christie Welsh

swelsh191 — 2009-06-05 15:27:06Z

Hi,
Edward Christie Welsh was the oldest child of Matthias Trimmer Welsh and Mary E. Hager. Matthias was a banker in Hackettstown, NJ. He had 3 other children: J. Miller, Harrison, and Ralph. Harrison was my grandfather. My father, David, was born in Hackettstown in 1924. I always knew that my father had a cousin named David and that David was the son of Christie, but not from his first marriage. I have considered looking for the other David Welsh.
Here is a link to an excerpt from a book called 'Early Germans of NJ' that mentions your grandfather:
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~njmorris/lewisbios1899/wel...

I can send you a very complete Welsh family tree if you like.
Although I grew up in NJ, I now live in Baton Rouge. Small world.
Sincerely,
Susan Welsh

Seeking Samuel Welsh - 208th Pennsylvania, Civil War

JoeNihen — 2009-08-10 20:06:07Z

I am seeking information about Samuel Welsh who served with the 208th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, Company F (Civil War).

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

Thanks,

Joe
morse73@ptd.net

Re: looking for Edward Christie Welsh

kristiewmcg — 2009-06-05 15:51:32Z

Susan:

Thank you for the reply to my inquiry after all this time! My Dad, David Welsh will be turning 80 this August. He will be happy that I can patch some of his family history together so that his children and grandchildren will know more about their paternal grandfather's family. My father has always remained curious about his half brothers and sister. I assume J. Miller was the sister, no?

Very ironic that you are in Baton Rouge. My father has lived in the New England for more than 55 years now but has still remained a Southern gentleman and a great storyteller as well. That characteristic is unique to the South.

I would love a copy of the complete Welsh family tree. All this time we thought we were of Welsh descent on my father's side only to find his father was German! Again, thanks for your response.

Kristie Welsh McGonigle

James Welsh & Annie Shaw

mairinpgh — 2009-08-31 17:45:57Z

searching for info about James Welsh (b.abt 1826), who married Annie Shaw in 1846, at least one daughter Mary Ellen Walsh (b. 22 Jul 1850 in Elmira NY). James apparently died at the Battle of Gettysburg in 1863. Mary Ellen Walsh married Joseph Francis Schweinberg in 1871.

Will of Robert Welsh - Jefferson County,Kentucky - 1844

StellaCotrill77 — 2009-08-22 16:39:00Z

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Will of Robert Welsh
Last Will and Testament
***
In the Name of God Amen, I Robert Welsh of the County of Jefferson and the State of Kentucky, being of sound mind, and memory, but being advanced in years and well knowing the uncertainty of human life and being desirous to dispose of all the worldly property it has pleased the Lord to bless me with and while yet I retain and enjoy common health and strength do hereby make and establish, publish this my last will and testimony.
1st It is my will and desire that my beloved wife Mary Welsh, be not inambered with land or stock. But that she shall have her third of the money, or so much as she may elect to take arising from the state of her either personal or real estate and that she choose her servants one a boy and the other a girl from among all the servants and also one horse and buggy and all or any of the house hold and kitchen furniture and at her death to be equally divided among my children.
2nd I give and bequeath to my son George W. Welsh all my land together with all the adjacent acres thereunto belonging lying on the west side Floyds Fork containing about five hundred acres more or less and as my said son George has been with me for about eleven years since he became of age and has had the care of his father and mother and will have during there lives he is to have the above described tract of land and to be charged therefore on his account at Eight thousand dollars (8000) to reimburse him now fully for his time and trouble, which account is made up together with the other accounts kept of advancements made to my children for me in a Book filled herewith in and made part hereof marked B.
3rd I give to my grand daughter Mary E. Allen who married David Brentlinger my farm on the East side of Floyds Fork on Broad-run containing about two hundred and thirty two acres. She is to be charged for same in her accounting at Four Thousand dollars (4000) and she is to have a servant girl by the name of Catherine free of charge.
4th I give and bequeath to my son Robert Welsh now living in Davis County, Kentucky three servants which are now in his possession by names Alfred, Violet, and Charley and on account of my son Robert's minimal and he is not to be charged for Alfred but he is to be charged two hundred dollars (200) for Violet and two hundred dollars (200) for Charley in his account in a/c Book as afore said marked B.
5th I give and bequeath to my daughter Mary Tyler a servant in her possession by name Ellen and for said Ellen she is to be charged Two hundred dollars (200) and I give and bequeath to her one hundred acres of land the same on which she now lives and she is to be charged for said land Eleven hundred dollars (1100) as will appear in said Book marked B.
6th I will and bequeath unto my son George W. Welsh on the 1st of January 1865 full possession of the home I am in and the servants not hired out. He is to pay the taxes, cloth and feed the said servants and he is to have the profits if any. Also I give to him the coming hay and growing crops of wheat, hogs sheep, and one Rig Wagon, cart, three big plows, three one horse plows and two harrows free of charge on the account of the helpers old and young servants which has to be cared for while they remain on the farm. The balance of my property not devised to be sold by my Executor to the highest bidder.
7th I will and desire that my children living in the state of Illinois to wit, James G. Welsh, Moses C. Welsh, Elizabeth Garrett and Eunice Hoke and my grand children in the state of Indiana to wit, Margaret Clore take and have their share or part that will fall to them of my estate in cash.
8th I will and desire that after my just debts are paid that the money arising from the sale of land, slaves and personal property as above specified, that the property there of be equally divided among my children, and grandchildren, that is the children of Margaret Clore dec'd. to get her part, Mary E. Brentlinger the daughter of Sarah Welsh to get her mothers part and I will that my grand daughter Sarah E. Welsh, daughter of William Welsh dec'd the share which her father would be entitled to and that they receive equal amounts in cash as above named and set forth in Book marked B and made part hereof, contains the account of each one as to advancements and outfits made to each one. And by the accounts in this Book marked B they must settle as some have gotten more than others. I also give to Sarah E. Welsh one servant girl named Harriet free of charge.
9th I give and bequeath to my son George the large family Bible all my stock in the Jeffersontown college, my stock in the Louisville and Bardstown Turnpike Co. free of charge. The balance of my books and maps the children will divide among themselves and I pray them not to fall out with each other in dividing that which their Father and Mother has toiled hard for.
10th I hereby appoint my son George W. Welsh my only Executor of this my last Will and Testament with out security hereby revoking all former wills by me made in witness whereof I have here unto signed my name in the presents of.
Jno. A. Hays May 31st 1865
Dr. A.R. Groves Robert Welsh
I Robert Welsh do hereby make and publish this codicil to be added to my last will and testament in manner following (vis) I give and bequeath to my grand daughter Mary E. Allen mom Mary E. Brentlinger to her and her bodily heirs the Holms Farm on the east side of Floyds Fork containing about two hundred and thirty two acres including all the land belonging to me from the mouth of Broad Run up being the same more or less, being the same land described in the Will in conjunction with the bequeathment to her and lastly it is my desire that this my present codicil be annulled to and made a part of my last will and testament afore said I being of sound mind and dispersing memory, In witness whereof I have subscribed my name this the 13th day of June 1867
Signed in the presence of Robert Welsh
Jon. A. Hayes
Dr. A. R. Groves
State of Kentucky
At a county court held for Jefferson County at the court house in the city of Louisville on the 22nd day of March 1869 the foregoing instrument of writing purporting
To be the last will and testament of Robert Welsh deceased late of this county, was this day produced in court and said will and codicil was proven by the oaths of John A. Hays and Dr. A. R. Groves the subscribing witnesses thereto who also made oath that they signed the same at the request of the Testator in his presence and in the presence of each other. Where upon the same was established by the court to be the last will and testament of Robert Welsh deceased and ordered to be recorded and is recorded in my office as clerk of said court the probate there of being duly stamped as required by act of congress.
Att. Jack Com. dc
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April 8th 1862.
Attest P. J. Ray Clerk Jefferson County Court.
By Henry W. Russell. dc
Settlement made by George W. Welsh Excutor of Robert Welsh dec'd. with William B. Hoke presiding judge of the Jefferson County Court this 9th day of March 1871.
************
Father: William WELSH b: 1758 in Ireland
Mother: Maria Elizabetha BREWER b:9 OCT 1760 in York County,Pennsylvania
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Marriage 1 Mary GUTHRIE b: 8 JAN 1790 in Kentucky
Married: 15 NOV 1809 in Jefferson Co., Kentucky
James Guthrie WELSH b: 25 JUN 1811 in Jefferson, Kentucky
Elizabeth WELSH b: 30 APR 1813 in Jefferson Co., Kentucky
William H. WELSH b: 7 NOV 1815
Eunice W. WELSH b: 23 JAN 1816 in Jefferson County,Kentucky
Sarah WELSH b: 17 APR 1818 in Jefferson Co., Kentucky
Moses Cooper WELSH b: 8 JAN 1820 in Jefferson, Kentucky
Robert WELSH b: 5 JAN 1822 in Jefferson, Kentucky
John N. WELSH b: 24 MAY 1824 in Jefferson, Kentucky
Mary WELSH b: 23 DEC 1826 in Jefferson, Kentucky
Margaret Ellen WELSH b: 29 JUL 1828 in Jefferson, Kentucky
George W. WELSH b: 7 AUG 1830 in Jefferson, Kentucky
Henry B. WELSH b: 28 MAY 1832 in Kentucky
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Children of MARY GUTHRIE and ROBERT WELSH are:
i. JAMES GUTHRIE10 WELSH, b. 25 Jun 1811, Jefferson County,Kentucky.
ii. ELIZABETH WELSH, b. 30 Apr 1813, Jefferson County,Kentucky.
iii. WILLIAM H. WELSH, b. 07 Nov 1815, Jefferson County,Kentucky.

Anna Hughes m. John Milton Welsh & Frederick Brown

eterranova — 2009-08-19 11:46:12Z

I am looking for information on the descendants of
Anna Hughes and her spouses-John Milton Welsh and
Frederick Brown.
Anna was born abt 1887.

Mary Ann Welsh or Thomas Welsh of Collingbourne, Wiltshire, England

sta114 — 2009-08-15 05:33:53Z

Looking for information on Mary Ann Welsh born: abt 1831 in Colligbourne Kingston, England. She married Edward Trueman or Truman on Jan 27 1849 in Collingbourne Ducis, Wiltshire, England. Mary's father was Thomas Welsh. Looking to find information on Thomas to continue the Welsh line back. If you have any information on who Mary's mother was or families details please reply.

Re: William Welsh Iowa City Iowa

Mark_Outlaw — 2009-09-04 21:30:41Z

Do you have any information about Andrew & Elizabeth Welsh and Family.
They too were from Johnson County in the 1800's and at times lived in Iowa City......
I beleive that I am related to them, but I am still looking for information to help me prove this.

WELSH Oral S 1905-1994

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-30 23:44:12Z

WELSH Oral S 1905-1994

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,768 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

WELSH Victoria 1911-

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-20 17:54:23Z

WELSH Victoria 1911-

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,884 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

David and Nancy Welsh Columbia, Lancaster co. PA 1860s

cbinred — 2009-09-19 01:25:38Z

Anyone related to David Welsh b. 1822 or his wife Nancy Maloney b. 1825? David and Nancy lived in Columbia Lanaster co. Pa in the mid-1800s. David was employed by the Railroad. Their children were Samuel, Caroline, and Emmet. David and Nancy lived in Columbia until their deaths.

William Welsh Iowa City Iowa

debbie0916 — 2009-09-04 21:30:07Z

My great grandfather is William Welsh buried in Iowa City. My grandfather is Peter Welsh.
Any info would be great.

Debbie Welsh

Re: William Welsh Iowa City Iowa

debbie0916 — 2009-09-04 18:10:59Z

I have a new email address, debbie0916@gmail.com if anyone has information on Welsh's from Iowa, specifically Iowa City or Washington, Iowa near the end of the 1800 or early 1900's.

Debbie Welsh

Re: William Welsh Iowa City Iowa

teresaavon18 — 2009-09-05 02:51:33Z

hi my name is Teresa Welsh i was wondering if you were
related to a jerry paul Welsh the first thats my grandfather
? if so please write me
my email is
Teresaavon18@yahoo.com

Catherine Elizabeth Welsh from Co. Sligo, Ireland

alanmyndecrawford — 2009-09-15 23:40:49Z

Hello,

My GGG-grandmother Catherine Elizabeth Welsh was born July 4, 1835 in Co. Sligo. She moved to Sandusky, Ohio at the age of 14 with her parents. I am not sure if that was the year they emigrated from Ireland.

I know quite a bit about Catherine after she married Hugh Dunn and settled in Liberty, Marshall Co., IA. I would like to know her parent's names and any siblings. Her obit says she lived in Iowa City, IA from about 1852 to 1861 when she married. Does anyone have information on any Welsh's from Iowa City?

I believe that the surname Welsh was actually Walsh in Ireland.

Thankyou.

Re: Welsh Family of Queens, NY

wdathm99 — 2009-06-21 02:48:33Z

The location in Queens is the Long Island City area. The time frame would be from around 1870 to 1970. The following surnames could be related through marriage. Bischoff, Schmidt & Zehner. I am leaving the message as brosd as possible in case decendants do not recognize first names but will recognize the last names. I have tried more detailed mesages in the past with no effect. This one may be more of an eye catcher. Worth a shot.
Bill

Welsh Family of Queens, NY

wdathm99 — 2009-06-20 12:12:40Z

Looking for connections to Welsh Family members from Queenc NY. They were of German decent not Irish.
Bill

James Welsh

FrederickWelsh — 2009-05-26 12:00:47Z

My great-grand father, Fred did have other brothers and sisters. The name of one was Peter. They came from Ireland thru Canada to Peck, Michigan. Where my great grandfather was an axeman in the lumber business. About 1873 they went west to Nebraska. Our James was definitely with them around Grand Island. I do not know of his coming back to Michigan. I believe he is buried in Nebraska but I do not know this. I also think his father's name was James and that his mother was Elizebeth Irvine. He was born in 1831 and she in 1829. Good luck with your search