William COPPEDGE
♂ William COPPEDGE
Eigenschaften
| Art | Wert | Datum | Ort | Quellenangaben |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name | William COPPEDGE | |||
| Beruf | Plantation Owner |
Ereignisse
| Art | Datum | Ort | Quellenangaben |
|---|---|---|---|
| Geburt | 1646 | Chelworth, Chicklaide St. Sa, Wiltshire, England nach diesem Ort suchen | |
| Tod | 4. Juni 1698 | Wicomico Parish, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA nach diesem Ort suchen | |
| Einwanderung | 1662 | To America nach diesem Ort suchen | |
| Alternate Birth | 1646 | Lower Norfolk County, Virginia nach diesem Ort suchen | |
| Alternate Birth | 1648 | Berkshire, England nach diesem Ort suchen | |
| Alternate Death | 18. Dezember 1700 | Wicomico Parish, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA nach diesem Ort suchen | |
| Alternate Death | 18. Dezember 1700 | Northumberland County, Virginia nach diesem Ort suchen | |
| Alternate Death | 18. Dezember 1700 | Northumberland County, Virginia nach diesem Ort suchen | |
| Alternate Death | 18. Dezember 1700 | Northumberland County, Virginia nach diesem Ort suchen | |
| Alternate Death | 18. Dezember 1700 | Northumberland County, Virginia nach diesem Ort suchen | |
| Alternate Death | 18. Dezember 1700 | Northumberland Co, Virginia, USA nach diesem Ort suchen | |
| Alternate Death | 18. Dezember 1700 | Northumberland Co, Virginia, USA nach diesem Ort suchen | |
| Alternate Death | 18. Dezember 1700 | Northumberland Co, Virginia, USA nach diesem Ort suchen | |
| Alternate Death | 18. Dezember 1700 | Wicomico Parish, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA nach diesem Ort suchen | |
| Alternate Death | 18. Dezember 1700 | Northumberland, Virginia, USA nach diesem Ort suchen | |
| Alternate Death | 18. Dezember 1700 | Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA nach diesem Ort suchen | |
| Alternate Death | 18. Dezember 1700 | Wicomoco, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA nach diesem Ort suchen | |
| Alternate Death | 18. Dezember 1700 | Northumberland, Virginia, USA nach diesem Ort suchen | |
| Heirat | 1666 | Wicomico Parish, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA nach diesem Ort suchen |
Ehepartner und Kinder
| Heirat | Ehepartner | Kinder |
|---|---|---|
| 1666 Wicomico Parish, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA |
Anne KNIGHT |
|
Notizen zu dieser Person
zugefügt durch Übernahme von SmartMatches mit Verwandten, sind alle Daten ungeprüft=unsicher!
Teilweise werden seine Lebensjahre 2 Jahre später angesetzt. Da diese Person und Ihre Verwandten viel zu weit weg von den Schmiers-Linien sind, werde ich die Originalquellen nicht selber suchen.
Andere Forscher haben auch seine Eltern. Er hat selber 80 SmartMatches! Einige nennen ihn William Coppedge II., einige Jr.
Jedoch sind viele falsch, weil er mit seinem Sohn oder Vater verwechselt wird. 29 Fehler habe ich abgelehnt. Die restlichen 51 Smartmatches sind sich einig, daß er in England geboren wurde, nur nichtwo. Elfmal wird Berkshire behauptet, 19 mal Whiltshire. 26 mal starb er in Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA, zweimal davon sogar genauer in Wicomoco Parish; dreinmal in England, und 13 mal woanders.
23 mal sei sein Geburtsdatum 1646, 12 mal 1648, zwischen 1608-1612-1615-1625 wurde wohl sein Vater geboren, und 7x in 1678 wohl sein Sohn William III..
Man kann davon ausgehen, daß die meisten Angaben nur Vermutungen sind. Ich werde ihm nicht mehr folgen.
Seine Eltern heißen: William Coppedge 1646-1698 und Elisabetl 1656-1754. Habe sie nicht mehr übernommen, weil zu weit weg von Schmierslinien.
! Emigrated to Northumberland VA 1662. Was married to Ann ? and then
to Jane Forest. Cant tell which was mother of children! His brothers
THomas, Charles, and Benjamin also came to US at later dates.
[moses_coppedge.FTW]
! Emigrated to Northumberland VA 1662. Was married to Ann ? and then
to Jane Forest. Cant tell which was mother of children! His brothers
THomas, Charles, and Benjamin also came to US at later dates.
He came to Virginia about 1662 and settled in Northumberland Co. Va. which
had
been formed from York in 1648 n original shire.He acquired thousands of acres
of land in the Virginia tidelands.When he died in 1700 he left each of his
three sons a plantation.The home plantation was to be given to Charles with the
oldest son William to hold and enjoy it until his son Charles becomes
twenty-one.
He made a will dated 24 June 1698 and proven 18 December 1700.He styled himself
"William Coppage,of the County of Northumberland,Planter"
Notes
William Coppidge, nephew of Edward of Maryland and John of Lower Norfolk,
came to Virginia about 1662, at the age of 16, being imported by Henry Mayes
along with Henry Mayes, James White, Wm. Evans, Richd. Symmons, (Wm.
Coppage), Stever Sadler, Mary Perry, Elisnd. Day, in all 8 (Nbld.Order book
210/15). His son John married Henry Maye's (Jr.?) Widow. He made a will
dated 24 June 1698 and proved 18 Dec 1700, styling himself "WilliamCoppage
of the County of Northumberland, Planter." William was a friend of Col.
Richard Lee and Capt. John Howson, both grandsons of Col. Richard Lee. He
purchased land of Capt. John Swanson, and the Lees and Swansons, as well as
the Howsons, figure in the ancestry of this William's grandchildren and
great-great grandchildren. On 17 Mar 1679-80 he was assigned 300 acres of
John Hughlett's land for transfer of 12 persons: John Williams, John Porkey,
Sarah Huch, John Church, Richard Banister, James Gording, Edward Ellis. From
"Coppedge/Freeman and Next of Kin" by Mildred C. Siever, William, through
the years had acquired thousands of acres of land in the Virginia tidelands,
and when he died, in 1700, he left each of his three sons a separate
plantation. Excerpts from the will of William Coppage of Northumberland Co.,
Va, 24 June 1698 in presence of William Browne, Maj. John Howson,Capt. Wm.
Howson: "to William Coppage my eldest son (jointly)...and to myyoungest
child Charles Coppedge, the plantation I now abode on with all housing,
orchard and land belonging there unto being one hundred fifty acres, beit
more or less; and my oldest son William to hold and enjoy the whole till his
brother Charles shall come of age to one and twenty years...".
From the "Virginia Colonial Abstracts--Series 2, Vol. 1,Northumberland
County, Virginia 1678-1713" by Lindsay O. Duvall copyright 1979 by the Rev.
Silas Emmitt Lucas, Jr. is the following: Court 7 June 1679 p 5, pg 37&
38 - Lyst of Tythables: William Coppidge. Court 22 Feb 1700 pg151---John
Howson guardian of John Coppage vs. William Coppage Exor. of his father,
William Coppage. pg 152---William Coppage Exor. of William Coppage vs. Jane
Coppage Relict of William Coppage dec'd in Chancery Court cont'd.Court 18
Sept. 1700 p 81, pg 129: Motion of William Coppage Exor., a Probategranted
him of the Last Will of William Coppage dec'd, proved by John Howsonand
William Browne.
Court 15 ffeb. 1681/2 p 14, pg 120: Sam Mahem vs. William Coppage; whereas
Rog. Nusam lays claym to ye land in dispute between sd. Mahem and Coppage;
by virtue of a pattent granted to William Nusam and William Totton, 18Sep
1665.
Court 18 Sept 1700 pg 81 (page 129): Motion of William Coppage, Exor..a
probate granted him of the Last will of William Coppage dec'd, provedby
John Howson and William Browne.
Court 16 Oct 1700 pg 82 (page 135) Motion of Jane Coppage late Janefforest
a "Com. of Adm. to her on the Estate of Alexander fforest dec'd, and a
division of the Est. ordered, with inventory.
Court 22 ffeb. 1700 pg 83 (page 151): john Howson guardian of JohnCoppage
vs. William Coppage Exor. of his father William Coppage.
Page 152: William Coppage Exor of William Coppage vs. Jane Coppage Relict of
William Coppage dec'd in Chancery Court cont'd.
William Coppidge, nephew of Edward of Maryland and John of LowerNorfolk,
came to Virginia about 1662, at the age of 16, being imported by HenryMayes
along with Henry Mayes, James White, Wm. Evans, Richd. Symmons, (Wm.
Coppage), Stever Sadler, Mary Perry, Elisnd. Day, in all 8 (Nbld.Order book
210/15). His son John married Henry Maye's (Jr.?) Widow. He made awill
dated 24 June 1698 and proved 18 Dec 1700, styling himself "WilliamCoppage
of the County of Northumberland, Planter." William was a friend ofCol.
Richard Lee and Capt. John Howson, both grandsons of Col. Richard Lee.He
purchased land of Capt. John Swanson, and the Lees and Swansons, aswell as
the Howsons, figure in the ancestry of this William's grandchildrenand
great-great grandchildren. On 17 Mar 1679-80 he was assigned 300 acresof
John Hughlett's land for transfer of 12 persons: John Williams, JohnPorkey,
Sarah Huch, John Church, Richard Banister, James Gording, EdwardEllis. From
"Coppedge/Freeman and Next of Kin" by Mildred C. Siever, William,through
the years had acquired thousands of acres of land in the Virginiatidelands,
and when he died, in 1700, he left each of his three sons a separate
plantation. Excerpts from the will of William Coppage ofNorthumberland Co.,
Va, 24 June 1698 in presence of William Browne, Maj. John Howson,Capt. Wm.
Howson: "to William Coppage my eldest son (jointly)...and to myyoungest
child Charles Coppedge, the plantation I now abode on with allhousieng,
orchard and land belonging thereunto being one hundred fifty acres, beit
more or less; and my oldest son William to hold and enjoy the wholetill his
brother Charles shall come of age to one and twenty years...".
>From the "Virginia Colonial Abstracts--Series 2, Vol. 1,Northumberland
County, Virginia 1678-1713" by Lindsay O. Duvall copyright 1979 by theRev.
Silas Emmitt Lucas, Jr. is the following: Court 7 June 1679 p 5, pg 37&
38 - Lyst of Tythables: William Coppidge. Court 22 Feb 1700 pg151---John
Howson guardian of John Coppage vs. William Coppage Exor. of hisfather,
William Coppage. pg 152---William Coppage Exor. of William Coppage vs.Jane
Coppage Relict of William Coppage dec'd in Chancery Court cont'd.Court 18
Sept. 1700 p 81, pg 129: Motion of William Coppage Exor., a Probategranted
him of the Last Will of William Coppage dec'd, proved by John Howsonand
William Browne.
Court 15 ffeb. 1681/2 p 14, pg 120: Sam Mahem vs. William Coppage;whereas
Rog. Nusam lays claym to ye land in dispute between sd. Mahem andCoppage;
by virtue of a pattent granted to William Nusam and William Totton, 18Sep
1665.
Court 18 Sept 1700 pg 81 (page 129): Motion of William Coppage,Exor..a
probate granted him of the Last will of William Coppage dec'd, provedby
John Howson and William Browne.
Court 16 Oct 1700 pg 82 (page 135) Motion of Jane Coppage late Janefforest
a "Com. of Adm. to her on the Estate of Alexander fforest dec'd, and a
division of the Est. ordered, with inventory.
Court 22 ffeb. 1700 pg 83 (page 151): john Howson guardian of JohnCoppage
vs. William Coppage Exor. of his father William Coppage.
Page 152: William Coppage Exor of William Coppage vs. Jane CoppageRelict of
William Coppage dec'd in Chancery Court cont'd.
# ID: I555232319
# Name: WILLIAM COPPEDGE
# Given Name: WILLIAM
# Surname: COPPEDGE
# Sex: M
# Birth: Bet. 1646 - 1648 1
# Death: 1700 1
# Note:
The earliest available records of the COPPAGE-COPPEDGE family place
this line in England although some of the oldest members had saxon
names. They may have been among the Saxons who invaded England and then,
as a colony, were quietly tucked away in some wooded area, isolated from
al people. Possibly they remained in the secluded forest ntil the
teachings of a fellow Saxon, Martin Luther, the German Monk in the 16th
century, resulted in the separation of the Protestant Churches from the
Roman Catholic Church. The group then came out of isolation, and a few
journeyed to the universities to study theology. One record lists a Rev.
William Copage of Queen's College, Oxford University, stood for a
Bachelor of Arts degree 1541-1542. One William Copage, Clerk and vicar
of Chadelworth, made his will in 1587. The COPPEDGES who came to America
were Protestants.
How did this family come by the name COPPEDGE or COPPAGE? The
theory adavanced by A. Maxim COPPAGE and John E. Manaham is that the
origin of the family name was from Coppedhegge, the small forest in
Buckinghampshire, England. Reference was made at an early date about
people from this forest who wree not foresters nor royal game keepers but
might have been simple woodcutters.
Mr. A. Maxim COPPAGE and Mr. John E. Manahan have published two
books on the COPPAGE-COPPEDGE lineage "The COPPAGE-COPPEDGE FAMILY" 1955
and the "COPPAGE-COPPEDGE CHRONICLE" 1975.
Coppedge/Freeman and Next of Kin - by Mildred C. Siever 1983 pg. 3-4
_________________________________________________________________
Father: RICHARD COPPEDGE b: Abt. 1620 in County Wilts, England
Marriage 1 JANE FOREST b: Abt. 1648
Children
1. Has No Children William COPPEDGE b: 1678
2. Has No Children John COPPEDGE b: 1682
3. Has No Children James COPPEDGE b: 1684
4. Has No Children Ann COPPEDGE b: Bet. 1685 - 1687
5. Has Children CHARLES, SR. COPPEDGE b: Abt. 1687 in Northumberland Co. VA
Sources:
1. Title: Coppedge/Freeman & Next of Kin pg. 4
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:2732452&id=I555232319
! Emigrated to Northumberland VA 1662. Was married to Ann ? and then
to Jane Forest. Cant tell which was mother of children! His brothers
THomas, Charles, and Benjamin also came to US at later dates.[moses_coppedge.FTW]
! Emigrated to Northumberland VA 1662. Was married to Ann ? and then
to Jane Forest. Cant tell which was mother of children! His brothers
THomas,Charles, and Benjamin also came to US at later dates.He came to Virginia about 1662 and settled in Northumberland Co. Va. which
had
been formed from York in 1648 n original shire.He acquired thousands of acres
of land in the Virginia tidelands.When he died in 1700 he left each of his
three sons a plantation.The home plantation was to be given to Charles with the
oldest son William to hold and enjoy it until his son Charles becomes
twenty-one.
He made a will dated 24 June 1698 and proven 18 December 1700.He styled himself
"William Coppage,of the County of Northumberland,Planter"Notes
William Coppidge, nephew of Edward of Maryland and John of Lower Norfolk,
came to Virginia about 1662, at the age of 16, being imported by Henry Mayes
along with Henry Mayes, James White, Wm. Evans, Richd. Symmons, (Wm.
Coppage), Stever Sadler, Mary Perry, Elisnd. Day, in all 8 (Nbld.Order book
210/15). His son John married Henry Maye's (Jr.?) Widow. He madea will
dated 24 June 1698 and proved 18 Dec 1700, styling himself "WilliamCoppage
of the County of Northumberland, Planter." William was a friend of Col.
Richard Lee and Capt. JohnHowson, both grandsons of Col. Richard Lee. He
purchased land of Capt. John Swanson, and the Lees and Swansons, as well as
the Howsons, figure in the ancestry of this William's grandchildren and
great-great grandchildren. On 17 Mar 1679-80 he was assigned 300 acres of
John Hughlett's land for transfer of 12 persons: John Williams, John Porkey,
Sarah Huch, John Church,Richard Banister, James Gording, Edward Ellis. From
"Coppedge/Freeman and Next of Kin" by Mildred C. Siever, William, through
the years had acquired thousands of acres of land in the Virginia tidelands,
and when he died, in 1700, he left each of his three sons a separate
plantation. Excerpts from the will of William Coppage of Northumberland Co.,
Va, 24 June 1698 inpresence of William Browne, Maj. John Howson,Capt. Wm.
Howson: "to William Coppage my eldest son (jointly)...and to myyoungest
child Charles Coppedge, the plantation I now abode on with all housing,
orchard and land belonging there unto being one hundred fifty acres, beit
more or less; and my oldest son William to hold and enjoy the whole till his
brother Charles shall come of age to one and twenty years...".
From the "Virginia Colonial Abstracts--Series 2, Vol. 1,Northumberland
County, Virginia 1678-1713" by Lindsay O. Duvall copyright 1979 by the Rev.
Silas Emmitt Lucas, Jr. is the following: Court 7 June 1679 p 5, pg 37&
38 - Lyst of Tythables: William Coppidge. Court 22 Feb 1700 pg151---John
Howson guardian of John Coppage vs. William Coppage Exor. of his father,
William Coppage. pg 152---William Coppage Exor. of William Coppage vs. Jane
Coppage Relict of William Coppage dec'd in Chancery Court cont'd.Court 18
Sept. 1700 p 81, pg 129: Motion of William Coppage Exor., a Probategranted
him of the Last Will of William Coppage dec'd, proved by John Howsonand
William Browne.
Court 15 ffeb. 1681/2 p 14, pg 120: Sam Mahem vs. William Coppage; whereas
Rog. Nusam lays claym to ye land in dispute between sd. Mahem and Coppage;
by virtue of a pattent granted to William Nusam and William Totton, 18Sep
1665.
Court 18 Sept 1700 pg 81 (page 129): Motion of William Coppage, Exor..a
probate granted him of the Last will of William Coppage dec'd, provedby
John Howson and William Browne.
Court 16 Oct 1700 pg 82 (page 135) Motion of Jane Coppage late Janefforest
a "Com. of Adm. to her on the Estate of Alexander fforest dec'd, and a
division of the Est. ordered, with inventory.
Court 22 ffeb. 1700 pg 83 (page 151): john Howson guardian of JohnCoppage
vs. William Coppage Exor. of his father William Coppage.
Page 152: William Coppage Exor of William Coppage vs. Jane Coppage Relict of
William Coppage dec'd in Chancery Court cont'd.William Coppidge, nephew of Edward of Maryland and John of LowerNorfolk,
came to Virginia about 1662, at the age of 16, being imported by HenryMayes
along with Henry Mayes, James White,Wm. Evans, Richd. Symmons, (Wm.
Coppage), Stever Sadler, Mary Perry, Elisnd. Day, in all 8 (Nbld.Order book
210/15). His son John married Henry Maye's (Jr.?) Widow. He made awill
dated 24 June 1698 and proved 18 Dec 1700, styling himself "WilliamCoppage
of the County of Northumberland, Planter." William was a friend ofCol.
Richard Lee and Capt. John Howson, both grandsons of Col. Richard Lee.He
purchased land of Capt. John Swanson, and the Lees and Swansons, aswell as
the Howsons, figure in the ancestry of this William's grandchildrenand
great-great grandchildren. On 17 Mar 1679-80 he was assigned 300 acresof
John Hughlett's land for transfer of 12 persons: John Williams, JohnPorkey,
Sarah Huch, John Church, Richard Banister, James Gording, EdwardEllis. From
"Coppedge/Freeman and Next of Kin" by Mildred C. Siever, William,through
the years had acquired thousands of acres of land in the Virginiatidelands,
andwhen he died, in 1700, he left each of his three sons a separate
plantation. Excerpts from the will of William Coppage ofNorthumberland Co.,
Va, 24 June 1698 in presence of William Browne, Maj. John Howson,Capt. Wm.
Howson: "to William Coppage my eldest son (jointly)...and to myyoungest
child Charles Coppedge, the plantation I now abode on with allhousieng,
orchard and land belonging thereunto being one hundred fifty acres, beit
more or less; and my oldest son William to hold and enjoy the wholetill his
brother Charles shall come of age to one and twenty years...".
>From the "Virginia Colonial Abstracts--Series 2, Vol. 1,Northumberland
County, Virginia 1678-1713" by Lindsay O. Duvall copyright 1979 by theRev.
Silas Emmitt Lucas, Jr. is the following: Court 7 June 1679 p 5, pg 37&
38 - Lyst of Tythables: William Coppidge. Court 22 Feb 1700 pg151---John
Howson guardian of John Coppage vs. William CoppageExor. of hisfather,
William Coppage. pg 152---William Coppage Exor. of William Coppage vs.Jane
Coppage Relict of William Coppage dec'd in Chancery Court cont'd.Court 18
Sept. 1700 p81, pg 129: Motion of William Coppage Exor., a Probategranted
him of the Last Will of William Coppage dec'd, proved by John Howsonand
William Browne.
Court 15 ffeb. 1681/2 p 14, pg 120: Sam Mahem vs. William Coppage;whereas
Rog. Nusam lays claym to ye land in dispute between sd. Mahem andCoppage;
by virtue of a pattent granted to William Nusam and WilliamTotton, 18Sep
1665.
Court 18 Sept 1700 pg 81 (page 129): Motion of William Coppage,Exor..a
probate granted him of the Last will of William Coppage dec'd, provedby
John Howson and William Browne.
Court 16 Oct 1700 pg 82 (page 135) Motion of Jane Coppage late Janefforest
a "Com. of Adm. to her on the Estate of Alexander fforest dec'd, anda
division of the Est. ordered, with inventory.
Court 22 ffeb. 1700 pg 83 (page 151): john Howson guardian of JohnCoppage
vs. William Coppage Exor. of his father WilliamCoppage.
Page 152: William Coppage Exor of William Coppage vs. Jane CoppageRelict of
William Coppage dec'd in Chancery Court cont'd.# ID: I555232319
# Name: WILLIAM COPPEDGE
# Given Name: WILLIAM
# Surname: COPPEDGE
# Sex: M
# Birth: Bet. 1646 - 1648 1
# Death: 1700 1
# Note:
&nbsThey may have been among the Saxons who invaded England and then,
as a colony, were quietly tucked away in some wooded area, isolated from
al people. Possibly they remained in thesecluded forest ntil the
teachings of a fellow Saxon, Martin Luther, the German Monk in the 16th
century, resulted in the separation of the Protestant Churches from the
Roman Catholic Church. The group then came out of isolation, and a few
journeyed to the universities to study theology. One record lists a Rev.
William Copage of Queen's College, Oxford University, stood for a
Bachelor of Arts degree 1541-1542. One William Copage, Clerk and vicar
of Chadelworth, made his will in 1587. The COPPEDGES who came to America
were Protestants.
How did this family come by the name COPPEDGE or COPPAGE? The
theory adavanced by A. Maxim COPPAGE and John E. Manaham is that the
origin of the family name was from Coppedhegge, the small forest in
Buckinghampshire, England. Reference was made at an early date about
people from this forest who wree not foresters nor royal gamekeepers but
might have been simple woodcutters.
Mr. A. Maxim COPPAGE and Mr. John E. Manahan have published two
books on the COPPAGE-COPPEDGE lineage "The COPPAGE-COPPEDGE FAMILY" 1955
and the "COPPAGE-COPPEDGE CHRONICLE" 1975.
Coppedge/Freeman and Next of Kin - by Mildred C. Siever 1983 pg. 3-4
_________________________________________________________________
Father: RICHARD COPPEDGE b: Abt. 1620 in County Wilts, England
Marriage 1 JANE FOREST b: Abt. 1648
Children
1. Has No Children William COPPEDGE b: 1678
2. Has No Children John COPPEDGE b: 1682
3. Has No Children James COPPEDGE b: 1684
4. Has No Children Ann COPPEDGE b: Bet. 1685 - 1687
5. Has Children CHARLES, SR. COPPEDGE b: Abt. 1687 in Northumberland Co. VA
Sources:
1. Title: Coppedge/Freeman & Next of Kin pg. 4
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:2732452&id=I555232319
Quellenangaben
| 1 | Swearingen Web Site, William Coppedge Autor: Rebecca Swearingen |
| MyHeritage.com Familienstammbaum Familienseite: Swearingen Web Site Familienstammbaum: BRITTAIN - 08062010new | |
| 2 | Swearingen Web Site, William Coppedge Autor: Rebecca Swearingen |
| MyHeritage.com Familienstammbaum Familienseite: Swearingen Web Site Familienstammbaum: BRITTAINGolden - 08062010 | |
| 3 | Swearingen Web Site, William Coppedge Autor: Rebecca Swearingen |
| MyHeritage.com Familienstammbaum Familienseite: Swearingen Web Site Familienstammbaum: longone- 08062010 | |
| 4 | Causey Web Site, William Coppedge Autor: Sue Causey |
| MyHeritage.com Familienstammbaum Familienseite: Causey Web Site Familienstammbaum: Causey Family Tree | |
| 5 | Kimble Web Site, William Coppedge Autor: Sandra Kimble |
| MyHeritage.com Familienstammbaum Familienseite: Kimble Web Site Familienstammbaum: 6024089-1 | |
| 6 | Jenkins Web Site, William Coppedge Autor: Bob Jenkins |
| MyHeritage.com Familienstammbaum Familienseite: Jenkins Web Site Familienstammbaum: Robert E. Jenkins family | |
| 7 | Jenkins Web Site, William Coppedge Autor: Bob Jenkins |
| MyHeritage.com Familienstammbaum Familienseite: Jenkins Web Site Familienstammbaum: Robert E. Jenkins family | |
| 8 | Anderson Web Site, William Coppedge Autor: Andy Anderson |
| MyHeritage.com Familienstammbaum Familienseite: Anderson Web Site Familienstammbaum: 0600267-1 | |
| 9 | Kasperek Web Site, William Coppedge Autor: Teresia Kasperek |
| MyHeritage.com Familienstammbaum Familienseite: Kasperek Web Site Familienstammbaum: 5931730-4 | |
| 10 | Unsinger Family Tree Web Site, William Coppidge Autor: Twyla Nelson |
| MyHeritage.com Familienstammbaum Familienseite: Unsinger Family Tree Web Site Familienstammbaum: Unsinger Family Tree - 04052008 | |
| 11 | Our Family Web Site, William Coppedge Autor: Mark Schoubert |
| MyHeritage.com Familienstammbaum Familienseite: Our Family Web Site Familienstammbaum: Schoubert Project | |
| 12 | Haynes Web Site, William Coppedge Autor: Don R Haynes |
| MyHeritage.com Familienstammbaum Familienseite: Haynes Web Site Familienstammbaum: Haynes-Ferguson | |
| 13 | Lance Web Site, William Coppedge Autor: Jason Lance |
| MyHeritage.com Familienstammbaum Familienseite: Lance Web Site Familienstammbaum: 4612267-26 | |
| 14 | Lance Web Site, William Coppedge Autor: Jason Lance |
| MyHeritage.com Familienstammbaum Familienseite: Lance Web Site Familienstammbaum: 4612267-27 | |
| 15 | FIVEASH Web Site, WILLIAM COPPAGE Autor: PEGGY FIVEASH |
| MyHeritage.com Familienstammbaum Familienseite: FIVEASH Web Site Familienstammbaum: Bridges to Sanford and Everywhere again | |
| 16 | Alienora Web Site, William COPPIDGE Autor: |
| MyHeritage.com Familienstammbaum Familienseite: Alienora Web Site Familienstammbaum: 9190351-3 | |
| 17 | Schwartz Web Site, William Coppadge Autor: Pat Schwartz |
| MyHeritage.com Familienstammbaum Familienseite: Schwartz Web Site Familienstammbaum: Schwartz Family Tree | |
| 18 | Robinson Web Site, William Coppidge Autor: Rick Robinson |
| MyHeritage.com Familienstammbaum Familienseite: Robinson Web Site Familienstammbaum: 5938814-1 | |
| 19 | Hunter Web Site, William (II) Coppidge Autor: Doyal Hunter |
| MyHeritage.com Familienstammbaum Familienseite: Hunter Web Site Familienstammbaum: 1312986-2 | |
| 20 | breese Web Site, William Coppedge Autor: tanya breese |
| MyHeritage.com Familienstammbaum Familienseite: breese Web Site Familienstammbaum: breesefamtree | |
| 21 | amunoz Web Site, William Coppage Autor: |
| MyHeritage.com Familienstammbaum Familienseite: amunoz Web Site Familienstammbaum: 4760553-1 | |
| 22 | amunoz Web Site, William Coppage Autor: |
| MyHeritage.com Familienstammbaum Familienseite: amunoz Web Site Familienstammbaum: 4760553-2 | |
| 23 | Leckey Web Site, William COPPEDGE Autor: Katie Leckey |
| MyHeritage.com Familienstammbaum Familienseite: Leckey Web Site Familienstammbaum: 6068586-1 | |
| 24 | Angelita Munoz Family Web Site, William Coppage Autor: Angelita Munoz |
| MyHeritage.com Familienstammbaum Familienseite: Angelita Munoz Family Web Site Familienstammbaum: 9354037-2 | |
| 25 | Angelita Munoz Family Web Site, William Coppage Autor: Angelita Munoz |
| MyHeritage.com Familienstammbaum Familienseite: Angelita Munoz Family Web Site Familienstammbaum: 9354037-4 | |
| 26 | Angelita Munoz Family Web Site, William Coppage Autor: Angelita Munoz |
| MyHeritage.com Familienstammbaum Familienseite: Angelita Munoz Family Web Site Familienstammbaum: angelitamunoz7608 | |
| 27 | Angelita Munoz Family Web Site, William Coppage Autor: Angelita Munoz |
| MyHeritage.com Familienstammbaum Familienseite: Angelita Munoz Family Web Site Familienstammbaum: familytree92309 | |
| 28 | Purscell and Munoz Genealogy, William Coppage Autor: Angelita Munoz |
| MyHeritage.com Familienstammbaum Familienseite: Purscell and Munoz Genealogy Familienstammbaum: angelitamunoz7608 | |
| 29 | Brandon Wayne Brown Web Site, William Coppedge Autor: brandon brown |
| MyHeritage.com Familienstammbaum Familienseite: Brandon Wayne Brown Web Site Familienstammbaum: BrandonWBrown | |
| 30 | Greer Web Site, William Coppedge Autor: Tanya Breese |
| MyHeritage.com Familienstammbaum Familienseite: Greer Web Site Familienstammbaum: Breese Family Tree | |
| 31 | Howard - Horn Web Site, William Coppage Autor: Patricia Howard |
| MyHeritage.com Familienstammbaum Familienseite: Howard - Horn Web Site Familienstammbaum: Howard-Horn Family Tree | |
| 32 | CCOPPEDGE - 2010 Web Site, William Coppidge/Coppage/Coppedge Autor: Davis Coppedge |
| MyHeritage.com Familienstammbaum Familienseite: CCOPPEDGE - 2010 Web Site Familienstammbaum: CCOPPEDGE - 2010 | |
| 33 | Bailey Web Site, William (II) Coppedge Autor: Margaret Mitchell |
| MyHeritage.com Familienstammbaum Familienseite: Bailey Web Site Familienstammbaum: Wines_2008-11-28 | |
| 34 | Fugle Web Site, William Coppidge Autor: Levi Fugle |
| MyHeritage.com Familienstammbaum Familienseite: Fugle Web Site Familienstammbaum: Fugle Family Tree | |
| 35 | Baker Web Site, William Coppedge Autor: Shandell VanMalsen |
| MyHeritage.com Familienstammbaum Familienseite: Baker Web Site Familienstammbaum: 0709467-1 | |
| 36 | Reel Web Site, William Coppedge Autor: Bill Reel |
| MyHeritage.com Familienstammbaum Familienseite: Reel Web Site Familienstammbaum: NewReel | |
| 37 | Reel Web Site, William Coppedge Autor: Bill Reel |
| MyHeritage.com Familienstammbaum Familienseite: Reel Web Site Familienstammbaum: NewReel | |
| 38 | Monroe Web Site, William Coppage Autor: |
| MyHeritage.com Familienstammbaum Familienseite: Monroe Web Site Familienstammbaum: Stuart2010_2010-09-21 | |
| 39 | Barnhardt Web Site, William Coppedge Autor: Daiv Barnhardt |
| MyHeritage.com Familienstammbaum Familienseite: Barnhardt Web Site Familienstammbaum: C3BAQ1~8 | |
| 40 | Black Web Site, William Coppedge Autor: Les Black |
| MyHeritage.com Familienstammbaum Familienseite: Black Web Site Familienstammbaum: Black Family | |
| 41 | Gschwind Web Site, William Coppage Autor: James Gschwind |
| MyHeritage.com Familienstammbaum Familienseite: Gschwind Web Site Familienstammbaum: gschfamcurrentfile2 | |
| 42 | Dalby Web Site, William Coppedge Autor: Justin Dalby |
| MyHeritage.com Familienstammbaum Familienseite: Dalby Web Site Familienstammbaum: Dalby Family Tree | |
| 43 | Dalby Web Site, William Coppedge Autor: Justin Dalby |
| MyHeritage.com Familienstammbaum Familienseite: Dalby Web Site Familienstammbaum: Justin Dalbys Ancestors | |
| 44 | Bickel Family Tree Web Site, William Coppage Autor: Amy Bickel |
| MyHeritage.com Familienstammbaum Familienseite: Bickel Family Tree Web Site Familienstammbaum: Bickel Family Tree |
Datenbank
| Titel | Die Familien Schmiers und ihre Verwandten |
| Beschreibung | um 2009 veröffentlichte ich die erste Version meines Vorfahrenbaumes in GEDBAS. Heute 2014 kann man diese als überholt bezeichen und ersetzen durch die neue Version von 2014. Diese Datenbank enthällt möglichst alle Vorkommen von Schmiers weltweit in zwei großen Familiensträngen, die beide aus Westfalen stammen. Zusätzlich, wenn alles klappte, auch einige Streufunde, die noch nicht zugeordnet werden konnten. Mein Zweig stammt aus dem Kreis Steinfurt, ist in Westfalen ausgestorben und lebt als "sächsischer Zweig" weiter. Der andere große Strang stammt aus der Umgebung Cappenberg und hat zahlreiche Nachkommen in USA und Deutschland. In den vergangenen Jahren ist meine Forschung deutlich vorangeschritten. Beim Export hakte ich an "lebende Personen ausschließen". Hoffentlich vergaß ich bei keiner Person mit unbekanntem Todesdatum das Häkchen bei 'verstorben' zu setzen... Ich würde mich über Fragen zu diesen Familienbäumen freuen. |
| Hochgeladen | 2014-06-22 14:40:17.0 |
| Einsender |
Ronald
Schmiers
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| ronald_schmiers@web.de | |
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