Through the mothers, hundreds of other last names come up who we are related to. These are what we have so far. Dates listed are usually the BIRTH date of the last person back & where they originated or lived.
AGNEW LINE:
AGNEWS — still working on our line. Not proven yet past my great-grandfather James Agnew’s father James in OHIO. I have an article to be posted in the Agnew international newsletter in Jan. 2012. There is an older “Samuel Agnew” listed in Ohio 1850 census with my great-grandpa James as a little boy, & his father James. This Samuel has not yet been traced. (If he is a FAMOUS Samuel Agnew born the same year, then we are traced back to Scotland. If not, I don’t know who the hell we are yet.) But no doubt we go back to SCOTLAND and prior to that, IRELAND, as there were 3 MAIN AGNEW brothers who originally came to the states! We are all descended from those 3 Agnew brothers pretty much. One came to South Carolina & there are Agnews down here from his line. Others were in PA & from there evidently migrated west.
Reid — KentuckyOwens — WALES
Owen — immigrated from ______ to Virginia 1600s
Lemonds / Lemond — North CarolinaMoore — North Carolina, 1752Henderson — Virginia 1700Martin — IRELAND, 1698Hunter — IRELAND, 1717Henry — Virginia, 1730Edwards —Bybee — Indiana 1836. This is the wife of James Agnew’s family. GO FIGURE there is not much info. on them either.Easum — Indiana (wife of Bybee above, not much info.)Smith — GERMANY 1720Schmidt — (became “SMITH” above)
Tatum — ENGLAND
Dixon and Pearson — Maine 1600s
Mitchell — Virginia, 1686Ford — Tennessee, 1794Ribley & Ribelin — GERMANY 1730Bruner — SWITZERLAND 1678
Sturm — GERMANY
Gah — GERMANY
My mom’s side: ALL DUTCH, all immigrants from HOLLAND “the Netherlands”, my grandparents from FRIESLAND area, I think the SW part.Plantenga — Immigrated 1882Brink (Ingbringhof) – Immigrated when?VanShapenHanstraWobbes van VlietEelkesHylkemaBoumaWoutersBoonstraBraaksmaKrijnesJansMonsmaKlazesGerkesBLACK:
Black — “John Hugh Black”, Virginia, 1800 —
Orndorf — GERMANY 1716Luhl — GERMANY 1715Richardson — Ohio 1834Elam — Virginia 1780Young — 1799 -?Eanes — Illinois 1783Sharp — ENGLAND 1670
Eastlack — ENGLAND 1635
Coffee — North Carolina 1786Haines — New Jersey 1730Allen — New Jersey 1699Morgan — Philadelphia 1727Haniford — IRELAND 1827Murrell — Virginia 1737Wagoner — Ohio 1814Martin — Maryland 1746Jacobs — Ohio 1827Welch — ?Vansandt — HOLLAND, NETHERLANDS 1644Cox — ?Courson — New York Staaten Island, 1687VanOosten — NETHERLAND 1647GRAUL: ALL GERMAN
Graul — Johann Graul immigrated 1850. (Can be spelled GROL in census.)
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