Hi there, you do have a missing generation. After the immigrant is John Liming II and then William. Other wise it’s all good
Catherine Leming Parker
What I use to find Obituaries
Sunday, October 23, 2016
Thursday, September 1, 2016
Research Report for John Liming, Immigrant has arrived!
I received the first draft of the research report done by our genealogist 2 days ago. We have been working on the final draft since then and it should be finished tomorrow!! Next I need to submit the copyright application, upload the cover and document to Bowkers. Once that process is done, I can deliver the document, first to the donors and then make it available on the website. I anticipate getting it available on the website by Sunday at the latest. I will say right now that no new records or documents were found for John the immigrant in Monmouth County. But a very throrough analysis was done of all the documents collected by family members over the years and of Sam K Leming's section on John the immigrant. Images are included, including new images of known sources from several repositories in Monmouth. I am very happy with the work done, the report and my experience working with Joan.
Kari Lemons
Founder – John Liming Society
Research Report for John Liming, Immigrant has arrived!
Sunday, August 28, 2016
Wednesday, August 24, 2016
6th GGrandparent
FYI there was no William Henry Liming. There was a William Liming and a Henry Liming, they were brothers. Henry was born 1721 and died 1820. Can you please correct the name in your lineage below and any of your online trees please. This is a common error that I am trying to get corrected. Thanks so much for your help
6th GGrandparent
Wednesday, July 27, 2016
So after a year of trial, error, failure and just not liking anything out there for a private Family Tree that could be only accessed by subscription of the society members. I have given up this model of income generation by the society. I am now suggesting that we use the open and free wikitree dot com where I already have a lot of the tree located anyway. I would like everyone to open an account there and message me your profile URL. I will add your profile URL to my Society member spreadsheet.
The goal is to then get you connected to the main tree on the site. The main way to do this is for everyone to get their lineage in front of them and then search wikitree to see who in your lineage is already there with a profile. The profile ID is at the end of the URL, mine is Lemons-34. Once you find a person in your lineage already on wikitree write their profile ID down. Now you need to connect your profile up to that person by creating a new person for every direct ancestor up to them. Once you get to the child of the existing person you do not create a new person but enter the Profile ID as the child's father or mother. Now you are linked to the existing ancestor. There should never be more than one profile per person. I think this will be the best way for us to have a family tree. As to what is on each profile page, we only want the bare minimum of detailed facts. Birth and Death dates/locations, marriage date, children, link to Find A Grave page.
The plan is to have professionally written research documents done for each person in the tree over time. As these documents are written they will be for sale on main society website. We can provide a link on the wikitree profile page for people to get the research document if they want more information about the person. This is how the society will earn income to stay sustainable. Here is John Liming's profile at the top of the tree. http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Liming-117 You can also just search for Liming, Leming and all the other variant spellings.
Monday, July 25, 2016
New Family Book Find!
So I was searching for more living descendants in my ancestry tree when I found a tree done by William Thomas Tuley, he passed away in 2010 and had written a book about his Tuley, Leming family. It is on FamilySearch.org at this URL https://dcms.lds.org/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE927926
His Leming connection starts with David Leming born July 25, 1793 in Middletown, Monmouth, New Jersey, USA and died November 7, 1873 in LaPorte, Indiana, USA. David was the son of Isaac William Leming and Ann Stevens. David's 2 oldest daughters married Tuley brothers, George Milton and Simeon Robinson Tuley.
His book details their family down to living people in 1994. This is a 400 page book with copies of all his documents and lots of photo's. As someone who has done this too, his effort is well organized and easy to follow.
New Family Book Find!
Friday, July 15, 2016
Wednesday, June 29, 2016
Lemons descendant in the Olympics! I was just contacted by Rhonda that her niece has qualified to be on the Beach Volleyball Team for the Olympics in Rio this summer. Brooke Sweat is the great granddaughter of David Lee Lemons, who descends from my Levi Lemmons b1785, through George Washington Lemons. Here is her USA Team page. http://www.teamusa.org/usa-volleyball/athletes/Brooke-Sweat I'm gonna be cheering her on!
Sunday, June 19, 2016
Monday, June 13, 2016
Profile
Thanks so much for adding your profile info and your photo. I have done some tweeking to the profile and gallery pages to make them easier to use. So please come back to the website and check it out! What state is Falkner? MISS? I love your photo’s by the way so cool. There is now a new caption feature for the images that I have posted about on the Posting Page.
Profile
Profile
Hi Zak, I am hoping that you will fill out the rest of your profile and add a photo of yourself (avatar).
To change the Avatar, hover your mouse on the word “Profile” on the main menu. Click “Change Avatar” then follow the instructions.
Click the word “Profile” There are several tabs, on the Personal tab; add town, state, and You are the descendant. Check or uncheck the notifications. The first one is to get email when you get a internal private message. The second is when anyone does any activity you will get a message. This one could lead to getting a lot of email as more people keep joining.
Next click the Lineage Tab. You are from John II branch. Then enter your direct line lineage up to John II. Please follow the formatting instructions. Having this info for other members to see can aide in their knowing how you connect and aide communication about the different branches. You are the expert on your own family usually out to your 4-5 generation.
Then go to the Posting Page and give the members a shout out, ask a question, tell us the weather in your town, just say anything so you can try it out.
Thanks so much for helping me out!
Kari Lemons
Profile
John Liming Society: New mail reply
A new private message reply from Cathy Trumble.
I think I got it all fixed. Thanks for pointing this out. Cathy
Original message by Kari-Admin
Henry Limingb1721
Hi there, Just so you know Henry was not named William, he had a brother William and in all records and will’s he is listed as Henry. Can you please fix this in your lineage, please and in your ancestry tree. Thanks so much for your assistance.
http://john-liming-society.org/messages/?mail=2496
John Liming Society: New mail reply
photo captions
Here is my message about photo captions
Hey I just noticed a new feature in the photo album section. You can now put a title and source information for each image!! Click on the left “Your photo Album”, then click on the album icon. At the top are these links, “Back to Albums | Edit | Image information | Delete”. Click on Image Information and you will see each image with 2 entry fields. click save and then click the image to see the new caption.
photo captions
Sunday, June 12, 2016
Henry Limingb1721
Hi there, Just so you know Henry was not named William, he had a brother William and in all records and will’s he is listed as Henry. Can you please fix this in your lineage, please and in your ancestry tree. Thanks so much for your assistance.
Henry Limingb1721
Wednesday, June 8, 2016
John Liming Society: New mail reply
A new private message reply from Kari-Admin.
ok I found the Beers book on Google Books, the full version!
https://books.google.com/books?id=udUyAQAAMAAJ&vq=liming&pg=PA519#v=onepage&q=liming&f=false
Do you have a copy of Melville’s book? I would very much like to get a copy of it!!
Do you know if he has descendants who still control the copyright? Was it ever copyrighted?
Original message by Kari-Admin
parent/child proof
1. What did you use for parent/child proof between Henry Liming, 1721, Monmouth, NJ and Joseph Liming, 1745, PA?
2. Did you find a Will? I would love to see the will or doc that names all of Henry’s children.
3. And then the same question as to what proof for Joseph that lists his children? I recently invited a cousin from your line to join the site. He descends from Eulala Liming Bulow. They don’t know anything past Henry.
4. Why do so many trees have Henry listed as William or William Henry? I have never seen any record with his name as anything but Henry.
Kari
http://john-liming-society.org/messages/?mail=2419
John Liming Society: New mail reply
John Liming Society: New mail reply
A new private message reply from Dallas Riedesel.
Here is what I used for the Founders of New Jersey:
Gen. 7 Joseph Liming: Beers, W.H.,History of Brown County, OH, page 524; Thompson, Carl N., Historical Collections of Brown Co., OH, p.,522.
born at Near Philadelphia, PA Beers, W.H., History of Brown County, OH, page 524; Thompson, Carl N., Historical Collections of Brown Co., OH, p., 522.
on 1745 Beers, W.H., History of Brown County, OH, page 524; Thompson, Carl N., Historical Collections of Brown Co., OH, p., 522.
died at Clark Township, Brown Co., OH Liming, Melville D., The Lineage of the Liming Family of Brown Co., OH., p 4
on C1819 Liming, Melville D., The Lineage of the Liming Family of Brown Co., OH., p 4 married at New Jersey
on 1795 Thompson, Carl N., Historical Collections of Brown Co., OH, p., 522.,to Alice Applegate, Thompson, Carl N., Historical Collections of Brown Co., OH, p., 522., born at Windsor, Mercer Co., NJ Liming, Melville D., The Lineage of the Liming Family of Brown Co., OH., p 4
on 07 Aug 1745 Liming, Melville D., The Lineage of the Liming Family of Brown Co., OH., p 4, died at Clark Township, Brown Co., OH Liming, Melville D., The Lineage of the Liming Family of Brown Co., OH., p 4
on Aft 1832 Liming, Melville D., The Lineage of the Liming Family of Brown Co., OH., p 4; Grave marker photo
The Parents of Joseph Liming were: References:
Gen. 8 Henry Liming Beers, W.H., History of Brown County, OH, page 524; Thompson, Carl N., Historical Collections of Brown Co., OH, p.,522.
born at Freehold, New Jersey Liming, Melville D., The Lineage of the Liming Family of Brown Co., OH., p 4
on c1721 Liming, Melville D., The Lineage of the Liming Family of Brown Co., OH., p. 4
died at Brown Co., OH, Liming, Melville D., The Lineage of the Liming Family of Brown Co., OH., p. 4
on c1820, Liming, Melville D., The Lineage of the Liming Family of Brown Co., OH., p. 4
married at: on c1720 Liming, Melville D., The Lineage of the Liming Family of Brown Co., OH., p. 4
to Sarah Deleplaine Brown Co., Historical Society, History and Families, Brown Co., OH, p. 337
born at, on c1725 Brown Co., Historical Society, History and Families, Brown Co., OH, p. 337; Liming, Melville D., The Lineage of the Liming Family of Brown Co., OH., p. 4
Original message by Kari-Admin
parent/child proof
1. What did you use for parent/child proof between Henry Liming, 1721, Monmouth, NJ and Joseph Liming, 1745, PA?
2. Did you find a Will? I would love to see the will or doc that names all of Henry’s children.
3. And then the same question as to what proof for Joseph that lists his children? I recently invited a cousin from your line to join the site. He descends from Eulala Liming Bulow. They don’t know anything past Henry.
4. Why do so many trees have Henry listed as William or William Henry? I have never seen any record with his name as anything but Henry.
Kari
http://john-liming-society.org/messages/?mail=2419
John Liming Society: New mail reply
Tuesday, June 7, 2016
parent/child proof
1. What did you use for parent/child proof between Henry Liming, 1721, Monmouth, NJ and Joseph Liming, 1745, PA?
2. Did you find a Will? I would love to see the will or doc that names all of Henry’s children.
3. And then the same question as to what proof for Joseph that lists his children? I recently invited a cousin from your line to join the site. He descends from Eulala Liming Bulow. They don’t know anything past Henry.
4. Why do so many trees have Henry listed as William or William Henry? I have never seen any record with his name as anything but Henry.
Kari
parent/child proof
Friday, June 3, 2016
Hey I just noticed a new feature in the photo album section. You can now put a title and source information for each image!! Click on the left "Your photo Album", then click on the album icon. at the top "Back to Albums | Edit | Image information | Delete". Click on Image Information and you will see each image with 2 entry fields. Please if you are adding a gravestone photo please include the findagrave ID# to the person's memorial. I just copy and paste this line from the page "Find A Grave Memorial# 20530644"
Hi All, I was asked about the photo's in the main banner image of the website. The stone belongs to Job Liming b1800-d1870 in Monmouth County, NJ and his wife Mary Gifford. http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=13583083. This Job was the son of William Liming and Idah Van Mater. http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Liming-96 The Leming House is located in Miami, Clermont County, Ohio. Per the park website it was built in 1840 by Randall Leming. Randall was born 1801 to Ezekiel Wesley Leming and his wife Lucy Brittain. http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Leming-40. Now located in a park, it can be rented for events. The photo of the woman is listed as Mary Leming, but the label does not indicate who she belongs too. She is in the tree, I'm just not sure where right now. The coat of arms is for the English Leman family and has been used by many families with variant spellings. Sam K Leming discussed it in his 1946 book. Kari
Thursday, June 2, 2016
Greetings to all the new members. I hired my son to send personal invitations to the list of cousins I have collected on ancestry.com. He has invited over 100 so far out of the list of 1000+. So we will see an influx of new members over the summer. The posting page is where you can start a conversation, ask a question, post a photo, just say hello or introduce yourself. The forum help section has instructions on how to setup your profile. Click on the member directory to see who has joined, you can send a private personal message to them on their profile.
Wednesday, June 1, 2016
Society Find a Grave Account
I recently created a Find A Grave account under the societies name. I have been moving the profiles that I have created and manage to the society account and also asking for transfers from new profiles that I find that are descendants.
The goal is to manage all the Find A Grave profiles of all the descendants in the master tree and to link the profiles together and add the society website to each profile. I always ask if the current person is related to the profile and invite them to register on the society website. And if they are not to please transfer.
If you manage the profiles of your family members on Find A Grave please keep doing so. But I encourage you to make sure the people are linked together. Also add this in the Biography section of your profiles. "Descendant of immigrant John Liming" http://john-liming-society.org" This will help people find the website.
Society Find a Grave Account
Thursday, May 12, 2016
Project funded! Certified Genealogist Hired
Greetings,
Today I sent $250 for 10 hours of work to Certified Genealogist Joan Bentancourt in Monmouth County, New Jersey. I also sent all the documents and sources that have been found and collected by researchers for John Liming the immigrant. Joan’s task is to evaluate each source as to whether this is John the Immigrant. She will also see if she can find the original documents that have been sourced and get copies. And finally she will prepare an official report for John Liming the immigrant. I added the $120 to get this project off the ground and started. Those of you who donated will get a copy of the report when it is received from Joan. The report will go on sale on the site for those of you who will want to see it. These reports will be copyrighted and not to be shared for free online. You can reference facts as long as the report is sourced. The sale of reports helps us buy more time from Joan to do more reports of people in the tree.
Project funded! Certified Genealogist Hired
Wednesday, May 4, 2016
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Wednesday, March 23, 2016
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They might want to check out theses deed records in Lincoln County: 12. Dr. A.B. Pruitt, Abstracts of Deeds Lincoln Co., North Carolina, Books 23, 24, 25, (1994), Pages 34, 35.
This information came from the following website: http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ruthhall/L/JohnLyming2.htm#i5173
http://john-liming-society.org/profile/Janet-Dallas.Riedesel?view=1594
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Sunday, March 13, 2016
I was contacted by someone who descends from William Orange Liming who was born in PA and died in Louisiana. Their family lore has that he was the son of Isaiah Liming who died in 1807 North Carolina and is the Isaiah who was listed as the son of Thomas Liming b.1718 and Sarah Salter b1725 in Thomas Salter's will. The problem is they do not have any documented proof of the parent child connection between Isaiah and William. Isaiah is said to have died in Lincoln County North Carolina. I don't know if that was the name of the county in 1807. I am talking to this person about getting one of the men named Liming to do a YDNA test to prove the connection, and then this is probably something that will be need to be found by a person in Lincoln county or the NC Archive. Does anyone have information on Isaiah Liming?
Saturday, February 27, 2016
Dallas, I was looking at the old Liming forum on genealogy.com and saw a post from a young man interested in finding and connecting with his Liming Cousins. He descends from your George T Liming. Blaine Liming is the grandson of Neil G Liming http://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/liming/121/ the email he gave does not work anymore but I found him on facebook and linkedin and sent messages. I am hoping that he will join us here. Do you know him and have contact with him. If so please invite him here.
Friday, February 26, 2016
Delaware Records
I have been having an interesting email conversation with the Vice President of the Delaware Genealogical Society about the records I found for John Liming I in Delaware dated 1676 and 1677. The 1677 record lists John Liming with other men, who were given land patents in the Whorekill District of the Delaware Frontier of New York Colony. The patents were being carried by a man to New York to be registered and signed by Gov. Lord Andros. My question was, was the land purchased in England first and then they traveled or were they in the colonies already and purchased the land. His answer was that by the look of the patent, the land was a grant given to clear and farm the land and pay quit-rent to Lord Andros. So there was no up front purchase of the land. So this makes it possible that John Liming if he was the indentured John Lyning, to be able to acquire land in Delaware, improve it and then sell it and move to Monmouth and buy land there. Mr Robinson believes that the men who got patents were here in the colonies already. I did ask what port did he think John might have landed in, and he said that most of the people who settled southern Delaware pre 1680, came from the ports of Philadelphia, Maryland or Northern Virginia. The patents were probably given as early as 1675 but not registered till 1677. The 1676 records were from a court case where John Liming was being called as a witness. The case lasted a year and he was called to appear several times and did not. It looks like he finally showed up to the court in the fall. I am feeling excited by these new records I found and now these new leads given by Mr Robinson!!
Delaware Records
Tuesday, February 23, 2016
Saturday, February 20, 2016
Saturday, February 13, 2016
Saturday, January 9, 2016
Jan 1 - Jan 9 Wikitree Birthday's, Marriages and death dates.
I want to add content to this blog on a regular basis in 2016. One of the easy ways to do this is to use the anniversary page of my wikitree.com account. The page lists all the birthdays, marriages and death dates of all the profiles that I manage. So I need to catch up so here goes..... Not all of these people are directly related to me, but I do manage their profile on Wikitree.
01 Jan 1881 Ida Meador was born [share tree]
01 Jan 1959 C. A. Leeper was born [share tree]
01 Jan 1915 Nancy Hensley died [share tree]
02 Jan 1952 Linda Fay Irwin was born [share tree]
02 Jan 1856 Susanna Lemons died [share tree]
02 Jan 1939 Hillard Cisero Grantham died [share tree]
03 Jan 1684 John Bowne died [share tree]
04 Jan 1852 William Graham Leming was born [share tree]
04 Jan 1792 Lucy Meador was born [share tree]
04 Jan 1862 William Henry Davis was born [share tree]
04 Jan 1909 Willis Lemmon died [share tree]
04 Jan 1854 Mary Davis-Coe was born [share tree]
06 Jan 1916 Laura E Lockhart-Johnson died [share tree]
06 Jan 1929 John Peters was born [share tree]
07 Jan 1731 Marya Lefferts was born [share tree]
07 Jan 1783 William Liming died [share tree]
07 Jan 1828 Robert Patterson died [share tree]
08 Jan 1933 Opal Peters was born [share tree]
08 Jan 1915 Glenn Prater was born [share tree]
08 Jan 1999 William Lawrence Lemons died [share tree]
08 Jan 1832 Apollonia Lehmann was born [share tree]
09 Jan 1941 Gayle Frances Albright was born [share tree]
09 Jan 1908 Walter Stanley Hammontree was born [share tree]
09 Jan 1951 Albert Richard Lemons died [share tree]
09 Jan 1878 Rozett Lemmon was born [share tree]
Repost: Why the Soundex Is Important
Do you know how to do a Soundex search? This is a great post from Linda Lemons about how she learned about and used a soundex search to find the breakthrough documents for her husband's Lemons line.
the lemontree blog by Linda Lemons
the lemontree blog by Linda Lemons
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