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https://paulyfamily.org/ Wed, 08 Sep 2010 06:44:36 GMT FeedCreator 1.8.0-dev (http://www.phpgedview.net) https://paulyfamily.org/images/gedview.gif http://www.phpgedview.net en Site Admin (c) 2010 genealogy https://paulyfamily.org/calendar.php?action=today BERNARDS, Walter Death - 8 September 1908 (102 year anniversary) - Forest Grove, Washington, OregonHICKS, Hazel K. Birth - 8 September 1895 (115 year anniversary) - Avon, Lorain, OhioCOENEN, Theodore Patrick Private Marriage - 8 September 1891 (119 year anniversary)JOOSTEN, Martin J. Birth - 8 September 1874 (136 year anniversary) - Little Chute, Outagamie, WisconsinVAN DOMMELEN, Arnoldus Death - 8 September 1866 (144 year anniversary) - Little Chute, Outagamie, WisconsinMULFORD, Elizabeth Birth - 8 September 1864 (146 year anniversary) - Bridgeton, Cumberland, New JerseyMURRELL, Alfred T. PACE, Sarah Elizabeth Marriage - 8 September 1858 (152 year anniversary)MILLIKEN, Ruth E. Birth - 8 September 1853 (157 year anniversary)ROCKHOLD, Loyd Death - 8 September 1853 (157 year anniversary) - Livingston Co. Mo.HERB, Michael Birth - 8 September 1830 (180 year anniversary) - Nuesloch, GermanyMILLIKEN, John M. Birth - 8 September 1829 (181 year anniversary)ROCKHOLD, • Thomas Tolbert "Top" Jr MEEKS, Sarah "Sally" Marriage - 8 September 1816 (194 year anniversary) - Little Cove, Franklin Co., PABEAN, Richard Christening - 8 September 1809 (201 year anniversary) - Kirkby Wharfe, Yorkshire, EnglandBASSETTE, Sarah Death - 8 September 1804 (206 year anniversary)MILLIKEN, John Jr. Death - 8 September 1779 (231 year anniversary) - Scarborough, Cumberland, MaineHODGDON, Joseph MILLIKEN, Sarah Marriage - 8 September 1746 (264 year anniversary)SHEPPARD, Joseph Birth - 8 September 1728 (282 year anniversary) - Cohansey, Cumberland, New JerseyCOLLINS, Matthew Jr. Birth - 8 September 1707 (303 year anniversary)NORMAN, Joseph Birth - 8 September 1653 (357 year anniversary) - Salem, Essex, MassachusettsNORMAN, Joseph Christening - 8 September 1653 (357 year anniversary) - Salem, Essex, MassachusettsRANDALL, Thomas Christening - 8 September 1635 (375 year anniversary) - Tharston, Norfolk, EnglandHOWSE, Reverend John Burial - 8 September 1630 (380 year anniversary) - Eastwell, Kent, EnglandCORBET, Alice Death - 8 September 1458 (552 year anniversary) - Chester, Cheshire, EnglandLE SCROPE, Henry Burial - 8 September 1336 (674 year anniversary) - Abbey of St. Agatha]]> no_email@example.com (Site Admin) genealogy Wed, 08 Sep 2010 13:44:35 GMT https://paulyfamily.org/calendar.php?action=today https://paulyfamily.org/index.php?ctype=gedcom#article19
This new research was sparked by a letter from Edward P. Rockwell to his son Walter. Edward's letter disproves the theory formerly favored on this website that Jesse Rockhold was the father of John J. Rockwell. The letter identifies "Tolbert" as John J.'s father, but due to several coincidences and difficulties in reading and interpreting the letter which seems to have been dictated, it is not clear whether the person identified is Thomas Tolbert Rockhold Sr. or Thomas Tolbert Rockhold Jr. Based on some details such as the relative age of the men and the mention of "[Tolbert] married again and raised quite a family of boys ‎(& girls?)‎" the evidence seems to favor that Thomas Tolbert Rockhold, Jr. was the father of John J. Rockwell. This website has been updated to reflect this theory, but it remains a possibility that John J.s father was instead Thomas Tolbert Rockhold, Sr.]]> no_email@example.com (Site Admin) genealogy Fri, 27 Aug 2010 02:34:43 GMT https://paulyfamily.org/index.php?ctype=gedcom#article19 https://paulyfamily.org/index.php?ctype=gedcom#article15
However, we would like to record family history information about living people if this can be done safely and securely, and we recognize that information about deceased persons may be sensitive and even a security risk for their survivors.

Hence the site policy is now to restrict access to deceased persons who have living close family members to registered visitors only. We are also experimenting with "Family Vault" encryption for living persons. Encrypted notes are attached only to restricted individuals, so even the ciphertext is not publicly available.

Feedback on these changes is welcome. Please let us know if you need or have forgotten your access credentials.]]> no_email@example.com (Site Admin) genealogy Mon, 02 Aug 2010 02:38:08 GMT https://paulyfamily.org/index.php?ctype=gedcom#article15 https://paulyfamily.org/index.php?ctype=gedcom#article14
Try it - https://paulyfamily.org

This will be publicly available soon!]]> no_email@example.com (Site Admin) genealogy Wed, 02 Jun 2010 07:38:14 GMT https://paulyfamily.org/index.php?ctype=gedcom#article14 https://paulyfamily.org/index.php?ctype=gedcom#article13
You should see faster response and updated reports and charts.

Some special characters in News entries (below) are mangled, but there should be no other side effects.

As always, we're happy to hear from you - just click the link at the bottom of any page.]]> no_email@example.com (Site Admin) genealogy Sun, 21 Mar 2010 15:54:59 GMT https://paulyfamily.org/index.php?ctype=gedcom#article13 https://paulyfamily.org/index.php?ctype=gedcom#article12 1909 Minneapolis Tribune article, Amelia Young Pauly referred to "Madame Albani" as a cousin. I tracked down Mme. Albani, born Emma Lajeunesse, who it turns out was the original 19th century Canadian rock star. Back then, they called rock stars opera divas. I noticed that Emma's father Joseph Lajeunesse was born one year before Amelia Young's father Charles Lajeunesse (later changed to Young) in St. Martin, Laval, Quebec. I have a reference to a professional genealogy of Mme. Albani which I'll look up next time I visit the Allen County Public Library. But in the meantime I'll assume that Charles and Joseph Lajeunesse were brothers and so Charles Lajeunesse/Young was Emma the rock star's uncle and Amelia Young/Pauly was her cousin.

Biographies of Mme. (actually Dame, she was buds with Queen Vickie) Emma Lajeunesse/Albani claim she is descended from 17th century French immigrant Etienne Charles dit Lajeunesse. There is a genealogy focussing on her Labelle ancestors on the website www.leslabelle.com. I've used this as a source for the Canadian ancestors of the Minneapolis Young family.

This relation to a famous cousin explains a lot about this family, beyond providing the clue needed to connect with the Quebecois Lajeunesse genealogy. Francis Pauly Sr. and his siblings, Amelia Young/Pauly's kids, were trained as musicians, actors, an elocutionist. Francis and one of his sisters were trained in Europe (this was the subject of the 1909 article I mentioned). Despite these efforts no other rock stars resulted. Amelia Young's husband, Gustave John Pauly, a successful banker, died in middle age. He left his family cared for with a trust. But the trust was embezzled just prior to the depression, leaving the family of artists with little income. Curiously, Mme Emma Albani also lost her savings at about the same time to "bad investments". I'd like to investigate these financial problems to see if they were related.

Hmm, I wonder what Neil Young's genealogy is?
]]> no_email@example.com (Site Admin) genealogy Thu, 24 Dec 2009 18:39:00 GMT https://paulyfamily.org/index.php?ctype=gedcom#article12 https://paulyfamily.org/index.php?ctype=gedcom#article10 Ancestor Tree, http://ancestortree.net.

Please consider them if you'd like to have a PHPGedview site like this one.

Thanks!]]> no_email@example.com (Site Admin) genealogy Tue, 08 Dec 2009 17:20:29 GMT https://paulyfamily.org/index.php?ctype=gedcom#article10 https://paulyfamily.org/index.php?ctype=gedcom#article11 The Sutphen Family (1926) genealogy we find several ancient ancestors: van Sutphen, van Zutphens, van Cleefs, Pietersen, van Nuys. The earliest is Dutchman Dirck van Zutphen, "the hero of Breda", born about 1562.

In America, there was Aucke Jansen van Nuys, a builder of private and public buildings in New Amsterdam in the 17th century.]]> no_email@example.com (Site Admin) genealogy Tue, 08 Dec 2009 17:19:40 GMT https://paulyfamily.org/index.php?ctype=gedcom#article11 https://paulyfamily.org/index.php?ctype=gedcom#article9
The Spencer family (http://www.althorp.com/estate_family.php) has a well-developed genealogy, although some confusion exists. Others have traced many prominent Americans (as well as British) to Spencer ancestors, including George Washington and F.D. Roosevelt, as well as many other politicians, artists, and capitalists. These pedigrees can be found from http://kinnexions.com/smlawson/spencer.htm and http://kinnexions.com/kinnexions/cousins.htm.

As it turns out, the Hoisington immigrant, John (b. abt 1640, England or Wales) spelled his name "Horsington".
]]> no_email@example.com (Site Admin) genealogy Wed, 09 Sep 2009 16:04:54 GMT https://paulyfamily.org/index.php?ctype=gedcom#article9 https://paulyfamily.org/index.php?ctype=gedcom#article8
Another website, this one from Belgium, http://www.vrijwilligersrab.be/blog/index.php, lists the grandparents of Pierre Jean PYCK (b. 1824 Zonnebeke, Belgium). Welcome to Pycks, Lesages, De Leus, and Catteeuws.]]> no_email@example.com (Site Admin) genealogy Wed, 09 Sep 2009 15:13:37 GMT https://paulyfamily.org/index.php?ctype=gedcom#article8 https://paulyfamily.org/index.php?ctype=gedcom#article7 land records of Virginia have been put online. Searching these for Rock* cognates yields five entries about or mentioning Robert Rockwell and his family. These records are shown and transcribed under the media tab for Robert Rockwell.

It is my understanding that the online records are early transcriptions of local records, so the transcriptions given are doubly transcribed.

The first record dated 19 August 1637 grants 250 acres of land along the Nansemond to Robert Rockwell for transportation of his family, who are listed by name. The names include daughter Mary, who had not been listed in this genealogy. Wife 'Hanah' could have been a transcription error from Sarah, the commonly given name for Robert's wife. Child 'Thomasin' could be a transcription error from Thomas. Also included is a servant, Mary Hayes.

The second survey of the 250 acres, dated 26 October 1638, is signed by a Thomas Rockwell. This is possibly the brother of Robert mentioned in the third, 1645 survey and assessment of the 250 acres.

These three surveys of Robert's Nansemond tract are perfectly consistent in the spelling of his last name as 'Rockwell'. Either Robert himself or a family member may have been present when these were recorded. In contrast, the 1647 and 1650 records are mentions of the Rockwell tract in the description of other tracts. In these last two records Robert's last name is spelled 'Rockhole' or 'Rockhold'. So it may be that Robert spelled his name 'Rockwell' (presuming literacy), but pronounced it more like 'Rockole'.

A less likely alternative is that Robert had been disguising his identity in the early years in the Colonies, but felt less need to do so by 1647.

The puritans residing in Nansemond resettled in Anne Arundel county, MD (Early New England By David A. Weir, p. 13) in 1649 because of religious pressure from the Virginia government and because Maryland promised better treatment.]]> no_email@example.com (Site Admin) genealogy Fri, 12 Dec 2008 17:09:56 GMT https://paulyfamily.org/index.php?ctype=gedcom#article7 https://paulyfamily.org/index.php?ctype=gedcom#article6 Rockwell DNA project, as recorded here, into the Haplogroup Predictor, predicts haplogroup I1 (formerly designated I1a).

Haplogroup I1/I1a is discussed here, which contains this reference with a very useful Fig. 1, showing our Rock* origins in far northern Europe. Ken Nordtvedt states that the Rock* value of 12 repeats for DYS 462 indicates a more southerly origin in the I1 range.

Unfortunately this does little to help discern Robert Rockhold's (b ~1605) origins. He may have been from the Netherlands - the Netherlands is a hotspot for haplotypes similar to the Rockhold haplotype. However Rockhold (and Rockwell for that matter) is an English name, not a Dutch name.

note: the New England Rockwells (not the main group covered in this genealogy) are Haplogroup R1b, the most frequent Haplogroup in Western Europe. In parts of England the frequency of R1b reaches 90%.]]> no_email@example.com (Site Admin) genealogy Sun, 30 Nov 2008 23:59:39 GMT https://paulyfamily.org/index.php?ctype=gedcom#article6 https://paulyfamily.org/index.php?ctype=gedcom#article4
Unfortunately, Gustave John's adoption is not in the surviving official records of Minnesota.]]> no_email@example.com (Site Admin) genealogy Mon, 26 May 2008 21:58:13 GMT https://paulyfamily.org/index.php?ctype=gedcom#article4 https://paulyfamily.org/index.php?ctype=gedcom#article5 no_email@example.com (Site Admin) genealogy Mon, 28 Apr 2008 04:09:59 GMT https://paulyfamily.org/index.php?ctype=gedcom#article5 https://paulyfamily.org/index.php?ctype=gedcom#article1
Moses was the founder of most Cle(a)velands in America. He and Ann Winn immigrated from England around 1635. Our line descends from their son Edward and Deliverance Palmer. President Grover Cleveland descended from Moses' son Aaron and Dorcas Wilson.

The entire 3-volume Cleveland and Cleaveland set is available on this site. Please email webinfo (at) simplemax (dot) net for the URL.]]> no_email@example.com (Site Admin) genealogy Mon, 21 Jan 2008 20:30:30 GMT https://paulyfamily.org/index.php?ctype=gedcom#article1 https://paulyfamily.org/index.php?ctype=gedcom#article2
John/Jean Pierre Pauly (b. 1822) adopted John Gustave/Gustave John in the 1860's.]]> no_email@example.com (Site Admin) genealogy Sat, 29 Dec 2007 18:42:33 GMT https://paulyfamily.org/index.php?ctype=gedcom#article2