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Re: Ruth Northrup/Northrup b. 1766-1777, Dutchess Co., NY

dnkilburn — 2009-10-16 17:22:25Z

Thank you for giving your consideration to my query.

According to the book The Northrup-Northrop genealogy: record of the known descendants of Joseph Northrup…by A. Judd Northrup, New York: Grafton Press, 1908, the father Enos “lived in Dutchess Co., N. Y. ; m [spouse not identified], in Mohawk Valley, N. Y.”, and the brothers Enos, Cornelius and Thomas were among the seven, or perhaps more, children of Enos Northrup, who was born (date not known) and died 1812. See page 385, “Unconnected Families.”
According to the History of Ingham and Eaton Coutnies, Michigan by Samuel W. Durant. published 1880 by D. W. Ensign & Co., Philadelphia, “Enos was the youngest in the family of Enos and Elizabeth (Griffin) Northrup which consisted of ten persons.” Seepage 312;

The A Judd Northrup reference does not show that the son Enos had a sister Ruth. The siblings specifically mentioned in this reference were Mary, Cornelius, Richard, Finetta, Sarah, Thomas and Enos.

Ten Ruth Northrups are indexed in the A Judd Northrup reference, but none is the Ruth Northrup I am searching for.

You state, "also i know that enos mother and father died when he was around 17." The son Enos was born Jan 13, 1813, so his father would have died around 1830; but the A Judd Northrop reference indicates the father Enos died in 1812.

In any case, the Ruth I am searching for was born about 1766-1767, about 28 years earlier than Mary, the first child referenced in the A Judd Northrup book.

I'm still searching for parents of Ruth Northrup who married John Jersey/Garsey.

enos northrop

lindanorthrop11 — 2009-10-15 03:23:08Z

i know that enos came out of the line of stephen from rhode island the migrated to mohawk pleasant valley n y later in early 1800 i have the whole break down of that family line all the way to michigan alot of northrop came from ny then into medina co. ohio then to michigan then moved west from there , counties in michigan , berrien , van buren, allegan, kalamazoo, hillsdale michigan also

Re: Ruth Northrup/Northrup b. 1766-1777, Dutchess Co., NY

lindanorthrop11 — 2009-10-15 03:15:12Z

i have been researching enos northrop who came from dutchess i got a picture of him he moved to michigan vevay and kalamzoo mi and died in ca but i ran across something that mentioned he had a sister ruth also i know that enos mother and father died when he was around 17 his fathers name was enos i would have to look it up to see who his mother was he had a brother thomas and cornelius lived in indiana , michigan , wisconsin

Calvin Orville Northrop Sr.

masepoli — 2009-09-14 08:51:31Z

Calvin Orville Northrop Sr., 68, died Sept. 10, 2009, in Carson City, NV. Mr. Northrop was born on April 10, 1941, in Walla Walla, Wash., to Sanford E. and Melvina J. (Wade) Northrop.

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Northrup/op history in England

teamhair — 2009-07-22 15:45:32Z

I have gathered information on my family line from when they had immigrated to the States but need more information going farther back now.
My line starts with Joseph Northrup married to Mary Norton. He came over to Connecticut on the "Hector & Martha" in 1637/9. I believe that they originated in the Yorkshire area of England. Does anyone have any further information on this line?
email me at teamhair at charter dot net

Northrop family tree

2009-06-23 09:31:48Z

My father:Henry Harris Northrop had 4 brothers, one of which was named Eugene and a sister named Priscilla which I have reason to believe has passed away. He was married to Carol Searles Bowen from Elba. I was their only child, born in 1938. My mother never wanted to talk about him, so I have only bits and pieces. He was an officer in the Army-Air Force, a pilot, supposedly shot down and a POW for the rest of the war. Lt. Commander? They were divorced when I was 2. He was from Batavia, New York. I did some sluething when I was 16 and found him at Fort Monmouth, New Jersey. He had remarried, had a son and that is the last I knew. The wife was called Billy

Northrop family tree

2009-06-23 09:31:17Z

Well, my Great Aunt Leah was born in 1911. I found this out via the Social Security Death records, which are accurate since she is the only Leah Siebert (Married my Uncle, Loren Siebert) within McClean county who died. Also, she died when I was 7, which was in 1978, which is also what the death date says. Therefore, if we're talking about a woman (Luara) having a child no later than her mid-30s, I'd say Luara (Maiden name still unknown by the way) was born around 1876 at the very earliest, and if she had Leah at 18 that would make Luara's birth date 1893 at the latest. Unless her husband, the "Mr." Northrop in question, was a lot older, I'd say 1876-1893 was probably around his birth date as well.
As for the spelling of the name, I know it's right, because I have several monogrammed items of Luara's, all dating around 1901-1904 (One being a World's Fair souvenir pin with a heart, so I'm guessing then her birthdate was earlier than 1893 unless she had a serious boyfriend at 11!).

Brent

Northrop family tree

2009-06-23 09:30:00Z

Looking for a Northrop male from Illinois (Probably the Chicago area) who married a woman named Luara (Some people might spell it Luara or Lara) (Also, maiden name unknown) and they had a daughter named Leah.

Brent

Northrop family tree

TChesrown — 2009-06-23 09:29:29Z

Any info on one Philo Northrop, d. ca 1860-61? From upper NY state Batavia, Rochester area. Married Anna Maria McCoy about 1848. Two children.

Northrop family tree

pam_40 — 2009-06-23 09:29:07Z

My Northrop's came from Conn. Linson Eloidas was born in 1811. He married Olive Smith in Ohio in 1834. They had a son Henry Walter and lived in Wisconsin, mostly.

Lettie Valeria Bohn

Clyde_Ancestry — 2009-06-23 09:28:08Z

Hi Marion,
Lettie married Harry Clay Northrup (b. 11 September 1862 in Jasper Co., Iowa; d. 05 May 1927 in Ft. Supply, Woodward Co., Oklahoma). Send me an email (cnorth@concentric.net) if you need more info on this family.
Best regards,

Clyde :-)

James Houghtaling

Clyde_Ancestry — 2009-06-23 09:27:48Z

Hi Peggy,
"Houghtailing" is an unusual name in the family records (that's good!). I have Alvin Northrup who married Hortence M. Houghtailing. Perhaps they are related. Can you tell me more about your James Northrup? Send me an email (cnorth@concentric.net) and we can try to connect your James to the main family lineage.
Best regards,

Clyde ;-)

James Northrop

2009-06-23 09:27:01Z

the one that I am looking for was adopted. His name before adoption was James Houghtaling. He married Cynthia Stewart and they lived in Naples NY. The 1865 census counted him living with James Northrop and his wife. The 1850, 1855, and 1860 census also show this so he was adopted sometime before 1850.

Thanks for any info you can give me.

Northrop family

sperry24 — 2009-06-23 09:25:53Z

Hi, The only information I have is that Letta Bohn married a Northrop and they moved to Oklahoma with the land rush. In the late 1800. Would appreciate any help. Marion Bohn sperry

Nancy Northrop

griswoldm — 2009-06-23 09:25:25Z

Hi, I'm looking for info about Nancy Northrop, who married Richard Manley. I believe they lived in Paulding, Ohio. They had two children, Clyda and Richard. Nancy Northrop Manley is my g-grandmother. I can't find anything about her. Madonna

Northrop family tree

2009-06-23 09:25:00Z

i started with joesph northrop in conc and ended up with my grandfather Richard northrop i have all norhrops email i might have what u want

Re: northrop family tree done have all kinds of info1600 pages long

TChesrown — 2009-06-22 18:53:57Z

Any info on Pierpont Northrop and brother Cortland Northrop? Both born ca 1850. Father Philo Northrop; mother Anna Maria McCoy Northrop Austin.
Pierpont died ca 1913 NYC and Cortland had a son, William Northrop born 1876. No sign of any of them after. Any info much appreciated. Thx.
Tom Chesrown

Re: Looking for Fanton Lewellen Northrop

ebatchler — 2009-05-27 05:12:27Z

Renee,

Found your post about Fanton Lewellen Northrop's siblings. Wilber Granville Northrop is my gg grandfather. He is listed in the A. Judd Northrup-Northrop book, but not his wife or children. Don't have all his information handy, but I do have his wife, Mary E. Clark married 6 Aug 1871 in Westfield, PA. He died in 1909. Louise Elizabeth Northrop was one of his daughters b 28 Sep 1873 Westfield, PA, d 2 Jun 1935 Franklin Twp., NJ she married Charles Henry Sheffield on 13 Aug 1997 Manhattan, NY, they had several children one of which was my grand mother Edith Sheffield, b 29 May 1905 Franklin Twp. NJ and d 7 Jan 1978 Point Pleasant NJ. I have more, but it needs to be pulled out. Would be happy to share if you are interested.

Re: northrop family tree done have all kinds of info1600 pages long

glovetown — 2009-04-11 12:50:41Z

Hello,

I am just beginning research into this family, looking for a Daniel Northrop married 1823, to Martha Hollett in Kingsboro (Gloversville) NY. They moved to Alexandria,NY (Jefferson County) and are buried in Barnes Settlement Cemetary. Thanks for any other details.

Jennifer

Re: John Y Northrop

glk114 — 2009-01-10 20:13:38Z

I have a George E. Northrop b. 1881 in GA died March 1965 in Illinois, son of John Northrop & Julia Etta Gray. Any connection? Gary Kester glk@getgoin.net

Phebe Northrop/Washburn

Lissa783 — 2008-11-30 19:50:01Z

I am looking for the family of Mrs. Phebe Northrop Washburn. She was born Feb 19, 1767 and died Feb 19, 1867 shortly after her 100th birthday. She married Mr. Jacob Washburn they had 10 children. I know someone who found an interesting artifact that the family may be interested in. Please contact me at Lissa783@hotmail.com Thanks

Re: Ruth Northrup/Northrup b. 1766-1777, Dutchess Co., NY

dnkilburn — 2008-06-07 17:19:49Z

I have not yet found Ruth's parents. Have tried find any connection to an Enos Northrup without success. Still seeking information requested in my July 17 & 29, 2007 messages.

Re: Ruth Northrup/Northrup b. 1766-1777, Dutchess Co., NY

bethclass123 — 2008-06-06 14:01:03Z

Don't know if you ever found Ruth. I'm working on Amos as a child of Isaac.

I think this is one of the places the A Judd Northrup genealogy is a little off. I'm seeing them in Connecticut for a longer period of time before there's a NY connection.

Have you tried Enos in Newbury/Brookfield CT?

Feel free to get in touch ejnorth @/at gmail.com

Thanks,
ej northrop

Stephen Northrop of Geauga Co. OH

catecool — 2008-04-20 21:08:38Z

I believe there is an error in stating that the following man served in the Rev. War:

Stephen Northrop
born 22 Jan 1759 Ridgefield, Fairfield Co., CT
died 17 Oct 1831, Munson, Geauga Co., OH
married 1st Betsey; married 2nd Deborah Robinson

I descend from Stephen through his son, Amaziah Northrop. I have been researching Stephen Northrop's family, including his children from both marriages. I planned to apply to the DAR but now believe that the information about his military service is incorrect.

In the book, Raccoon Brigade, Soldiers of the Revolution in Geauga County, OH, by Jeannette Grosvenor, Stephen is noted on pages 468-470. It states that Stephen Northrop "served as private in the 9th Connecticut regiment". He is listed as serving in the "5th Connecticut Regiment, Col. David Waterbury, 9th Company, Capt. Nehemiah Beardsley. He enlisted as a private 16 May 1775 and was discharged 11 Dec. 1775". In 1926, Stephen Northrop was identified as a Soldier of the American Rev. and later a gravestone was placed at Fowlers Mill Cemetery, Sec. 3, Lot 37. His gravestone reads:

Stephen Northrop
Connecticut QM SGT
9th Co. 5th Regiment
Revolution
22 Jan. 1759-17 Oct. 1831

An Amy E. K. Wheeler (Mrs. Silas C.), #155361, applied (before 1928) through the Nathan Perry Chapter as a descendant of this Stephen Northrup.

In my research into Stephen's family, I received a copy of the DAR application (before 1928) for another descendant, through his daughter Nancy. In this application it states that Stephen served in the Rev. War in the 6th Regiment, Dutchess Co., NY.

I ordered Stephen Northrop's Rev. War Pension Record and Military Record. I requested for service from both NY and CT. None was found. I believe that Stephen is not the Stephen Northrop of the 9th Co. 5th Regiment CT.

I have been able to find 3 Stephen Northrop/Northrup's who served in NY or CT as follows:

~ 9th Company CT, Col. Waterbury Regiment, Captain Nehemiah Beardsley
~ Westchester County Milita, New York, 4th Regiment, Col. Thaddeus Crane, Capt. David Pardee, (was "Quartermaster Sergeant")
~ Dutchess Co. NY 6th Regiment, Col. Morris Graham, Captain Richard Sackett's Company

I ordered the Rev. War Pension Record for another Stephen Northrup,
Born April 1785, South Salem, Westchester Co., NY
Died 24 Sept 1841, Sullivan, Madison Co., NY
wife Rhoda

This Stephen Northrup, (born 1785) is the man who served in the 5th CT Regiment. His pension records also state he served several times over numerous years, including under Capt. David Pardee and Capt. Richard Sackett. This Stephen Northrup served in all three of the above mentioned military company's from CT and NY.

Milan and Ida Northrop

MarcieTrumble — 2008-03-11 01:55:45Z

I need help!!! My grandfather, Russell Percival, a connection to the Northrops. His father, Clarence, married Wendola Northrop. Ida and Milan are buried in The Old Pine Grove Cemetery in Waterbury, Connecticut as well as Kenneth Percival and Linda Percival(Russell's brother and infant daughter). I need info on this family.

Mehitable Northro(u)p

CorneliaWarner44 — 2008-02-13 07:34:28Z

she is said to have been born 24 Mar 1787 in Dutchess Co., New York. going on that information, there are 5 Northroup's in Dutchess Co., New York in the 1790 census, all in Fredericksontown, and no other variation of Northrop shows up.
the 5 Northroup's in Dutchess Co., 1790;
m=male, yr=year, f=female, +over -under
Eli 1 m+16yr, 0 m-16yr, 4 f
Joseph 3 m+16yr, 0 m-16yr, 6 f
Joseph, Jr. 1 m+16yr, 2 m-16yr, 4 f
Paul 1 m+16yr, 0 m-16yr, 3 f
Stephen 1 m+16yr, 1 m-16yr, 4 f

of these people, Joseph's genealogy is scanned at GoogleBooks and Mehitable isn't mentioned in it. I assume Joseph, Jr., is Joseph's son. Paul and Stephen live close to each other, 3 or 4 houses apart, by all appearences. none of the others appear to live near one another.
with it appearing that Mehitable is not related to the two Joseph's, that leaves Eli, Paul, and Steven.
at WorldConnect, I find several listings of a Mehitable Northrup, no date or place of birth, father Eli, mother Mehitable True...hmmm...I think it was Truelove, but my memory slips here...I didn't follow it up because the one listing with a bit of information gives Eli's birthplace as CT and I can't tie into that at this time.
can anyone narrow this down any better than this?
many thanks for your help.

Louisa Northrop

MarciaLadd14 — 2008-02-04 01:41:40Z

Looking for info on Louisa Northrop married to
Benjamin Harris.

JOSEPH B. NORTHROP M. VERA DORIS MARSH

Bawden4 — 2007-12-13 04:01:38Z

Vera was the dtr of Thos Henry and Lucy Mary Marsh. They emigrated from Kent, England, in 1914 and came to Kalamazoo, Michigan. They were in the 1920 and 1930 Kalamazoo city census. Vera was 16 yo in 1930. Based on census dates, her b-date was, or close to, July 1913.

She attended and graduated from Kalamazoo public schools, married Joseph B. Northrop probably in Kalamazoo. She's still in Kzoo city directories in 1975.

Joseph died in 1948 in Kzoo per obit.

What's my next step?

I'm helping Vera's 90 yo cousin, Ron, in England with this brick wall. Can anybody get me any further than this?

Re: DECENDET OF JOSEPHS NORTHROPS

endabre702 — 2007-10-24 21:38:52Z

I'm trying to find the parents of Marvin Northrop (1806-1877) who was married to Mary Sperry.

Re: DECENDET OF JOSEPHS NORTHROPS

endabre702 — 2007-10-24 21:38:35Z

I'm trying to find the parents of Marvin Northrop (1806-1877) who was married to Mary Sperry.

Donna Margene (NORTHROP) Bracken (1929-2004) of Lawrence, KS

EarlCalPadgettJr — 2007-08-21 02:29:33Z

Lawrence Journal-World dtd Oct 2, 2004---DONNA M. BRACKEN " Services for Donna Margene Bracken, 74, Lawrence, will be at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at First Methodist Church. Private inurnment will be in Pioneer Cemetery.
"Mrs. Bracken died Wednesday, Sept 29, 2004, at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. She had lived in Lawrence for 23 years.
" She was born Dec 19, 1929, in Cunningham, Kingman Co., the daughter of Harold and Margaret Peek Northrop.
"Mrs. Bracken and her husband owned the Dairy Queen in Carthage, MO, for 27 years. After moving to Lawrence, she sold Home Interiors merchandise. She was a member of First United Methodist Church and United Methodist Women.
"She married Ed (Edwin) Bracken (1925-2007) on June 16, 1946, in Wichita. He survives, of the home.
" Other survivors include a daughter, Sheila Lawson, Perry; three brothers, Lloyd Northrop, Lawrence, and Leon Northrop and Dan Northrop, both of Wichita; and two grandchildren.
"An infant daughter, Myra Lynn Bracken, died at birth.
"The family suggests memorials to the church, sent in care of the mortuary.
"E-mail condolences may be sent to info@warrenmcelwain.com, subjeck: Bracken.",

Re: Ruth Northrup/Northrup b. 1766-1777, Dutchess Co., NY

dnkilburn — 2007-07-29 14:18:40Z

Thank you, Ginny.

I now have a copy of M E Gleason's article and pertinent pages of A J Northrop's genealogy book on the Northrops.
I am now trying to make a connection between Enos4 Northrop (John3, William2, Joseph1) and the Ruth Northrup who married John Garsey/Jersey on 21 March 1784 in First Stanford Baptist Church, Bangall, Dutchess Co., NY.

Re: Ruth Northrup/Northrup b. 1766-1777, Dutchess Co., NY

ginnywallace142 — 2007-07-18 15:59:29Z

This Ruth may not be the daughter of Isaac and Elizabeth Lobdell Northrup. That Ruth was born in Ridgefield, Fairfield, CT 3 Sept 1765, married Daniel Bradley on 10 May 1784 in Ridgefield, Fairfield, CT. In the Feb. 2006 issue (Vol. 48, No. 3; ISSN #0197-2103) of Connecticut Ancestry Newsletter/Magazine from the Connecticut Ancestry Society, genealogist Mary Ellen Gleason writes on page 101 about the origins of Lewis Northrup, brother of the Ruth of Isaac and Elizabeth. It seems that the Northrup Genealogy by Anson Judd Northrup had erroneous info on Lewis' father Isaac that has perpetuated for over 100 years. She went to CT. and did research in various original records and found that the Isaac attributed to Lewis is not the right Isaac. Isaac Northrup, father of Lewis and Ruth, who married Elizabeth Lobdell was born in Ridgefield, CT. 24 Dec. 1725 to David and Rebecca (Downs)Northrup. Isaac and Elizabeth's children were all born Ridgefield, Fairfield, CT. Your Ruth seems to have roots in Dutchess County, New York.
I know this info might not help you but there was a response from someone else who said your Ruth was of Isaac and Elizabeth Lobdell Northrup, and I wanted to clarify that.
Warmest Regards,
Virginia (Ginny) Northrup Wallace

Ruth Northrup/Northrup b. 1766-1777, Dutchess Co., NY

dnkilburn — 2007-07-17 17:03:27Z

I am looking for the parents, date of birth and place of birth for RUTH NORTHRUP/NORTHROP.

Information about this Ruth which I already have.

Ruth Northrup married John Garsey (De Jersey or Jersey) on 21 March 1784 in First Stanford Baptist Church, Bangall, Dutchess Co., NY. John Garsey/DeJersey/Jersey was born 1 December 1762 in Clinton, Dutchess Co., NY (birth recorded St. Paul’s Lutheran Church of Wurtemburg, Rhinebeck, Dutchess Co., NY). A tombstone in East Beekmantown Cemetery, Beekmantown, Clinton Co., NY is inscribed “In Memory of / Mr. John JARSEY, who / died Sept. 27th 1802, / In the 40th year / of his age. / In Memory of / Ruth, who died / Sept. 13th AD. 1825, / in the 59th year / of her age. / Late widow of John JERSEY / deceased wife of / Jesse PARDY.” The widow Ruth (Northrup) Jersey had taken Jesse Pardee/Pardy as her 2nd husband.

If Ruth’s age at death as inscribed on the tombstone - 59 years - is correct, she would have been born during the period Sept. 9, 1776 – Sept. 8, 1777.

In the Records of the Crum Elbow Precinct of Dutchess Co., NY, there are entries for the period 1764-1784 mentioning Henry Jersey/Gersey, the father of John Garsey/DeJersey/Jersey. In entries for 1769 and 1771, the name “Enos Northrup” is mentioned as a neighbor of Henry Jersey in the Crum Elbow Precinct. In 1784, when he married Ruth Northrup, John Jersey, age about 22, might have been living with his father in the Crum Elbow precinct .

John and Ruth (Northrup) Jersey’s first child was born March/April 01, 1786, Hopewell, Dutchess Co., NY.

It would appear that Ruth could have been a daughter or a sister of the Enos Northrup mentioned in the Crum Elbow Precinct records, but I have no proof of such a connection.

Thanks for any leads.

Re: Amos Northrop Father of Warren

Jakoz — 2007-06-20 06:37:59Z

Tom, your post caught my eye because I have been trying to find a Mary Anna Collins from around Athens OH. My grandfather told us she was his mother and his father was Matthew Jack from same area. However, I have not found Mary Anna Collins in connection to Matthew Jack from Athens Ohio area. Any help you can give is appreciated.

participants in the Panama Canal Zone

mamahicks — 2007-03-21 01:26:34Z

I'm searching for information on Americans from the NY area who worked in the PCZ in the 1920s, 1930s, specifically Northrop/Northrup but would like to find others who had ancestors who took part in this project.

Northrop pre-1600

teamhair — 2007-01-10 17:24:25Z

I am looking for information on the Northrop line before they arrived in the Americas in 1639. If you have this informatio or know where I can search for it online I would greatly appreciate it.
I can be reached by email at teamhair at charter dot net.

John Northrop & Dorothy Rugar family

2006-12-02 19:34:10Z

I'm looking for information on John G (possibly Greene) Northrop (b 1906) and Dorothy Rugar and their families. They were my daughter's great grandparents. They had 8 children, including John George Northrop (m Florence Duclos). John (b 1906) had a stepsister named Maud Pierson. Thanks!
Carol

Harrison Northrop

SharonRosa24 — 2006-11-27 01:25:33Z

Who is this particular Harrison I found in the 1860 census.......Michigan/Wayne/Brownstown.....age 44?

Rosaland Northrop

nweders — 2006-11-21 19:27:56Z

Hi!

Looking for info on Rosaland Northrop in Texas lived both in Texas and California and married Harry Armstrong.

Thanks.

Nancy

Re: NORTHROP William

MHNorthrup — 2006-10-22 06:25:31Z

Re: Revolutionary War Records & basic family genealogy

MHNorthrup — 2006-10-22 06:01:19Z

Sharon!!
My heart almost skipped a beat when I read your e-mail. You said you looked up all that info with a quick search. A "quick" search. Maybe it's because I'm new at this, but I keep going in circles with my search. Do you happen to know if you and I are related? I began my search in 2003 and ended it in2003. Ha Ha. I'm more dedicated then ever in my quest to get to the beginning of the Northrup's. I'd love to be a part of the DAR for many reasons. 1) It would be something wonderful and worthwhile for my 9 year old daughter and I to do together; the meetings, and participating in any way possible. 2) Being a single mom of three kids, two being teen boys, having a little help with college for them would be helpful. 3) Finding out that our family played such an important role in history will give my kids and I a good reason to dive into history in general and make it interesting for the kids to learn. What do I need to do in order to join the DAR? How is it done?
Very sincerely,

Marcella Helene Northrup
Lorelaiandroryg@verizon.net

(813) 242-7914
Florida

Re: Jermiah Northrop

beblu — 2006-10-22 02:16:28Z

Jeremiah Northrop, b. 18 JAN 1653, Milford Township, New Haven, CT to Joseph Northrup, the immigrant, and Mary Horton.

Frederick Northrop family of New York State

Keuka410 — 2006-10-18 01:32:20Z

I am looking for information of the Frederick Northrop family from South Bristol, Ontario County of New York state.
In the 1870 census they have:
114 Northrup, Frederick South Bristol 1870 15
114 Northrup, Hannah South Bristol 1870 15
114 Northrup, Isaac South Bristol 1870 15
114 Northrup, Parmelia R South Bristol 1870 15
114 Northrup, William South Bristol 1870 15

Now in the 1875 the last name is spelled Northrup.
In the 1875 census for South Bristol they have:
Northrop, Frederick 24 227
Northrop, Hannah N 24 227
Northrop, Isaac 24 227
Northrop, Perrmelia R 24 227

In the South Bristol 1892 census they have:
Northrop, William South Bristol 1892 13

Northrup, Annie South Bristol 1892 13
Northrup, Isaac D South Bristol 1892 13
Northrup, John South Bristol 1892 13
Northrup, Sarah A South Bristol 1892 13

I don't know if they spelled it wrong with a the U instead of the O or that is the correct last name for the last four people. In the 1870 and 1875 there are two different spellings for Parmelia/Permelia.
I am trying to find out which Northrop/Northrup family they come from and where Frederick and Parmelia are buried.

Eleanore Northrop-Smith College

WGRAIN — 2006-09-21 00:40:31Z

I have a picture of Eleanore Northrop, "class picture at Smith College"
I think this is Eleanore b.1889 in Newtown, CT, daughter of Charles and Mary (Hammond) Northrop.
In 1910 she is teaching school in Brooklyn, NY living with her mother and brother. In 1920 she is teaching school in KC, living with her brother. That year she married John H Keyes and in 1930 is living with him and two children in Tulsa, OK.

For anyone interested, I will scan and e-mail a copy of this picture.

For a descendant ONLY, you may have the picture.

Please contact me at bill.rainwater@gmail.com

looking for ricky northrup Jr.

amy_mouie — 2006-07-23 23:17:45Z

Son of Pam and Rick Sr
brother is Jeriahmia
sister is Vasti

Re: northrop family tree done have all kinds of info1600 pages long

2006-07-17 08:51:20Z

Hi Pam,

Do you have anything for Clark Northrop born about 1841 in Ohio? He had sons, Harry, Bertie and Marion.

Thank you, Donna Alumbaugh

Frank & Evelyn (Crocker) Northrop--Burial Info, Norwalk, CT

Barbarasansob — 2006-06-26 03:19:10Z

Norwalk Union Cemetery headstone inscription reads:

Frank H. Northrop, Conn. CPL Field Artillery, WW I, 12/09/1893 - 7/18/1947
Evelyn Crocker, his wife, 4/11/1897 - 1/31/1979.

Hope this helps someone.

Re: Revolutionary War Records & basic family genealogy

2006-06-14 03:37:28Z

Re: Charles Byron and Jennie H. (Stewart) Northrup

marcellanorthrup1964 — 2006-06-14 00:33:59Z

Dear Jerry99999,

Name: Joseph Northrup
Birth Date: 1623
Birth Place: England

Hi, I'm Marcella Helene Northrup and I'm fairly new at searching for my ancestors. It's amazing how people can actually search and find information about each Northrup all the way from the 1600s when families of today need a GPS (Global Positioning System) in their kids' cell phone or car to keep track of them. Anyway, I'm in awe of those who have accomplished their family genealogy search successfully. Are you willing to share your family information with me? I'm with the England to Ohio to NY to Florida portion of the family. Some of us are still in Ohio (I've never been, but I know a few that are still there). I want to know everything...what have we accomplished as a family? What meaningful contributions have we made? What is our education? What types of jobs have we held? I know about farming and baking. Were any of us writers, authors, scientists or mathematicians? Were we normal for the most part? What was our medical history like? Religons? Unwed mothers? Random acts of kindness??? (yes, I'm a dreamer), What about Pastors? Other people of the cloth? I'd love to find out that we have some authors among us. Some musicians.
I've printed out all of the Northrup DAR (Daughter's of the American Revolution)information, but how do I connect the dots to include my portion of the family as being a descendent of those who played such a huge role in history?

Very sincerely,

Marcella Helene Northrup (Marcy)
Florida
(813) 242-7914
Lorelaiandroryg@verizon.net