Re: Where does Keel come from. - Genealogy.com
The name Keel seems to have originated indepedently in Switzerland, Germany and Ireland. The Irish line (mine) is rather rare and comes from a small area near Tipperary. It dates back to the templmore area in the 13th century and was derived from the old Irish/ Celtic word "Catu-uales" meaning powerful in battle. The name was later called Caihl, Cayhil and Cahill. Christian missionaires ...

Re: James L. Keel - Genealogy.com
James Rheubin Keel 1876 – 1941 Mary Louinda Keel 1877 – 1944 Augustus Lafayette Keel 1878 – 1948 Sophia Jane Keel 1879 – Martha Keel 1882 – 1954 Millie Keel 1884 – 1918 Some family trees show the parents as - THERE ARENO SOURCES FOR THIS INFO. W. T. Keel Birth abt 1818 in Tennessee Death 22 Jan 1905 in Granger, Williamson, Texas ...

Hansel Keel and family - Genealogy.com
9) Jasper Keel was my gg grandfather If you will, please email me your famliy tree from your grandparents on down.I am not asking for here for personal info on living people.Thanks Bea,hope this helps.Any info on Hansel or his parents will be appreciated.

Re: Thomas Rolfe/Relfe sons? - Genealogy.com
I've noticed that at least one person has mentioned Thomas Relfe of Pasquotank Co., NC.There were families by the name of Relf/e, Keel/e, and Jennings living in that area in the late 1600s.I have some information in a book I have -'Pasquotank County, North Carolina Record of Deeds 1700-1751' by Gwen Boyer Bjorkman.I purchased the book from Heritage Books, Inc.; it was published in 1990. One of ...

Re: Joseph Pettigrew of Pennsy - Genealogy.com
Keel Ridge Cemetery,Hickory - Hermitage: THOMPSON, Jane PETTIGREW 1806-Mar 1893 wife of Robert Thompson, mother of William, Calvin, Campbell, Joseph, James, John THOMPSON, Robert b. 1809 near Wheatland d. 15 Mar 1896at New Virginia husband of Jane Pettigrew Thompson, father of William, Calvin, Campbell, Joseph, James, John

"Kinch Bros., Walton, NY" - Ph - Genealogy.com
By Alice Keel Crim November 02, 2005 at 11:22:14 I have several photos taken around the late 1800's, early 1900's, by "Kinch Bros., Walton, NY" and one that simply has "Kinch" stamped on it as the photographer. I have searched on www.deadfred.com but, as of today, have not found the name "Kinch" in their many photographer listings.

Re: Kilman/Killman/Kilmon/Kill - Genealogy.com
When Immigrants came into the country, most were illiterate or could only write their name crudely.In Scotland, out family name was KELMAN and was pronounced KEEL-mahn, pretty well unchanged from the 8th or 9th century Viking boat builders who had invented the keel and settled around Old Aberdeenshire.William Kelman was the Burgess of Aberdeenshire when George and John Kelman set sail for ...

Re: Eli and Ollie Mullins - Genealogy.com
Eli Vanover (Family Record) Weddington Vanover Martha Jane Vanover Hazy Vanover Kizzie Vanover, m: Andrew J. Mullins William Sherman Vanover Maranda Vanover Dora Vanover George W. Vanover Ollie Mullins F: John "Holly Creek" Mullins M: Olive "Ollie" Cox (James) Harmon Mullins Son 1826, m: Dicey Keel David Mullins Son Elizabeth "Kizzie" Mullins Daughter Nancy Mullins Son Mary Jane Mullins ...

HAYS FAMILY of Allegheny Count - Genealogy.com
HAYS handled the first stick of timber that ever went into a steamboat in Pittsburgh, and which was used for a keel; he had 18 oxen and 7 horses to draw it to Six Mile Ferry, when it was rafted down the river.

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