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CONTACT Contact me at evermore.contact @gmail.com I’m looking for stories and photos to add to this blog from descendants/relations of any of the lines. Some incredible materials have been sent to me over the years–photos, letters, histories, poetry, and even an unpublished 19th century freethought novella written by an extended relation. What can seem like a minor story or trivial data may be precious information for another. I am also looking for stories and photos from individuals whose families were members of the Alphadelphia Association, as well as those were among the freethought settlers of Liberal, Missouri. It’s my assumption that these Fourier and Freethought individuals may have had ties with multiple utopian communities and I’d love to learn the histories of others, how their families got to Liberal or Alphadelphia. Also am eager to hear from individuals studying the McKenneys who originated out of the Belmont/Guernsey/Harrison/Monroe Counties of Ohio. Very few people seem to be doing research on these McKenney families and they had multiple, as yet unidentified (as far as I can find) siblings listed in the 1830 and 1840 censuses, yet by the 1850s it appears the McKenney name was already well on its way out of…
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See the sub-pages for lists of posts made on the four family lines with which this blog is concerned. This website hosts family trees in which primary lines are McKenney, Sparks, Crockett, and Hackney families, the Noyes and Brewer families, the McClure, Warren, Mitchell and Craig families, the Kearns, Crabtree, Hennesy, and Simmons families.
McKenney Line Articles
McKenney and related family postings. The McKenney and Crockett Family Line McKenneys of Belmont, Monroe, Guernsey and Harrison Counties, Ohio -1820s McKenneys of Belmont, Monroe, Guernsey and Harrison Counties, Ohio -1830s. the migration begun to Van Buren County, Iowa. McKenneys of Belmont, Monroe, Guernsey and Harrison Counties, Ohio -1840s, wholesale migration now out to Van Buren County, Iowa and the migration begins to the Ioway/Nemaha Reserve area. McKenneys of Belmont, Monroe, Guernsey and Harrison Counties, Ohio -1850s, continuing with migration now out to Van Buren County, Iowa and the migration begins to the Ioway/Nemaha Reserve area. McKenneys of Belmont, Monroe, Guernsey and Harrison Counties, Ohio -1860s, families out west, the G. W. McKenney Sr. line moves from Iowa to Kansas during the 1860s. McKenneys of Belmont, Monroe, Guernsey and Harrison Counties, Ohio -1870s, families out west, during this period the G. W. McKenney Sr. line settles in the Chautauqua Co., Kansas area. McKenneys of Belmont, Monroe, Guernsey and Harrison Counties, Ohio -1880 – 1900, G. W. McKenney Jr. family primarily in the Osage Reserve and Chautauqua Co., Kansas area William McKenney b. 1795 Ireland married Susannah Hardesty, a possible son of Robert McKenney. b. 1770. This is a line that,…
Noyes Line Articles
Postings concerning the Noyes and related families. See also the Alphadelphia Association page/archive, and the Freethinkers Town of Liberal Missouri page/archive. The Noyes are part of my line through my grandmother. Noyes/Brewer Family Line Noyes Line Posts (Brewer further down) Noyes History/genealogy notes, were with the family genealogy mid 70s. Data Concerning Church of St. Nicholas at Cholderton, Wiltshire, England, Obtained by Dr. Arthur P. Noyes on Visit to Church, August 25, 1948 Landing Place of First Settlers of Newbury, image with description. 1684 Newbury Freeman list, on which James NOYES appears. Residence of Rev. James NOYES, one of the first Settlers of Newbury, image. Pansy Noyes Bryant on the Adams Genealogy a short written by Pansy Noyes Bryant for her family. Word Shadows of the Hysteria That Ruled Salem In its Witch Crusade, old newspaper article on petitions from prisoners and accusers that had recently been found. Early Settlement of Ann Arbor from “The Pioneer Society of Michigan” Volume VI 1884, 1907 reprint. Mention of the Noyes saw-mill. Pioneer account mention of James Noyes in the Blackhawk War from the “Michigan Pioneer and Historical Collections” Vol. XXX 1903-1904 pg. 454 The Berlin Heights Community is another Utopian Community in…
McClure-Mitchell Line Articles
Welcome to the McClure-Mitchell Line page. Some of the ancestral Mitchell names are Baldwin, Black, Bromwell, Brooks, Butts, Carhart, Cowden, Craig, Denny, Dysart, Everett, Lord, Mitchell, Patton, Pettit, Phillips, Pyle and Stewart. Some of the ancestral McClure names are Brown, Bullin, Cameron, Crouch, Cummings, Emerson, Gates, Harris, Hastings, Hubbard, Jepherson, Learned, Leland, McClure, Newman, Sparhawk, Stearns, Stone, Warren and Whipple. Our line of the Mitchell-Carhart families settled for several generations in Macon County, Missouri where Dorothy Mitchell McClure was born who married Albert Harry McClure. I am looking for photos of these families. Please contact me if you have photos, information and links to share. I look forward to hearing from you. Below are the genealogy database entry points for the families and relevant postings on this blog. The Gene database entry point for the Mitchell line. The Gene database entry point for the McClure line. McClure Line Postings Short-hand McClure Line James Taylor McClure and Nancy Crouch parents of David McClure who married Mary Cameron (6g) Rev. Daniel Warren and Priscilla Sparhawk parents of Daniel Henry Warren m. Harriet Louisa Harris (5g) David McClure and Mary Cameron parents of James E. who married Martha McCosh (5g) James E. McClure…
Kearns-Hennesy Line Articles
Ancestral names in the Kearns family are Kearns, Crabtree, Faggard, Ranager, McAndrew, McNulty, Clark, Cox, Jones, Pye. These people largely settled in the Mobile County area of Alabama. Ancestral names in the Hennesy family are Clower, Breland, Bullock, Calhoun, Dillon, Everidge, Folsom, Hennesy, Kennedy, Knight, Lott, Miller, Mizell, Moore, Myles, Nobles, Pleasant, Richardson, Rodgers, Simmons, Smith, Thigpen, Welch, Williams. Many of these people came through Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and eventually settled largely in the Washington Parish, Louisiana area. Below is the gene database entry point for the family and a list of postings concerning them on this blog in the two separate Kearns and Hennesy categories. The Gene database entry point for the Kearns-Hennesy line. KEARNS LINE Short-hand Kearns Line Kearns at the Catholic Cemetery in Mobile, Alabama Crabtree Cemetery Data Compiled by Amie Akerman, Mobile County, Alabama area and Louisiana Photos of Crabtree Headstones from Indian Spring Cemetery, Eight Mile, Alabama Crabtree Marriage Data Compiled by Amie Akerman, Mobile County, Alabama John Ranager and Mary Clark of Mobile Co., AL. With a brief history by daughter Margaret Ranager Adams. Parents of Andrew Jackson who married Martha Jones. (5g) Daniel Faggard and Martha, parents of Sarah Ann who married Irvin…
Alphadelphia Association
This website hosts a database I’ve put together of members of the Alphadelphia Association and documents on the Association. The Alphadelphia Association was a 19th century utopian community to which my Noyes family belonged. The database contains recorded members. If your family was involved in the Alphadelphia Association please consider contributing your data and family information as most has been lost. Access the Alphadelphia database here. Individuals in database The society at its peak had 188 recorded members on the domain and perhaps more than 300 including those living off site. For member sources I am going by a list of Shareholders provided to a Catherine Livingston, by the U. of Michigan, back in the late 50s, a list of holders of canceled certificates, and mentions in various articles of other participating individuals. The database I’ve compiled falls short of the number of members Alphadelphia had at its peak. Census records and other records at the U. of Michigan which would augment the list are not at my disposal. The database is an outgrowth of research on the Noyes family and knowledge that James Allen Noyes, son of James Noyes (a president at Alphadelphia), participated in some other communes of…
Free-thinkers Town of Liberal, Missouri
The Story of Liberal, Missouri by O. E. Harmon
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