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February 27, 2007

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Below is my relationship to William Ives..
William Ives
John Ives
Nathaniel Ives
Abel Ives Sr.
Abel Ives Jr.
Amos Ives
Erastus Pharaoh Ives Sr.
Minerva Ives
Kate Cordelia Ives Cook
Agnes Lucille Camp
Alfred George Welch Jr. (self)

Alfred
Thanks for this. I think there are mroe descendents of John Ives than my ancestor, his brother Joseph. At least, I have seen more descendents of John active in family history research. You have the compsoer, Charles Ives, on yur side as you likely know. Bill

What a great source you have compiled. I am going to try again and see if my comments get posted.
I hail from William also..through,
John, 1644, John 1669, John, 1694, John, 1729, Joseph, 1768, Titus, 1810, Emory Richmond, 1839, Harley Earl, 1883, June Marguerite, 1915, patricia marguerite, self.

I would love to talk to others you come across whose lines are close. Wondering if there are kin living in Nebraska from great grandfather Emory Richmond who ended up in North Platt Nebraska where my grandfather Harley was born.

This is an amazing site you have put together, congratulations.

Patti - Thanks for your comments. Please feel free to add more on your line. Bill

I am a William, John, John, Lazarus, Christopher, Jacob [ my New York State line began then] descendant-
Always glad to be informed of who I am.

Greer

Thanks for your contribution. Bill

I stumbled upon this site after googling John Ives who is in my direct lineage. What a wonderful bit of history this site has compiled.
I believe this to be the same family (through stories, remembrances that I have gleened). I just signed up on Ancestry.com to try to make our family tree. My mother is Norma Ives, daughter of Clarence Frederick Ives son of Claude Dean Ives and on back...researchable...
I would love to be sent geneology info, pictures, stories from those who may have them. vnail@sbcglobal.net

Valerie

Thanks for your comment. As you may have read my ancester was John's brother Joseph. Good luck with your efforts. It was fun putting this together. Bill

My Grandparents did some geneaolgy research long ago (My Grandmother was a librarian) and came up with our first American ancestor as William Ives; Port of Boston in the 1600's. I don't remember the actual year, although I used to think it was 1604 for some reason. After reading some of the posts, 1604 seems closer to the likely year of William's birth (1607).
Interestingly, my Grandfather was William Erwin Ives. Everyone outside of family called him Bill. I believe he was from Walton, NY; but I also know that he resided in Cooperstown or nearby.
My father is John. I almost was John as well, but there was some dispute over the name at the time. My father (John) went with Geoffrey. It was not a family name at the time, my father had studied a bit of Chaucer, and simply liked the unique, older version of the popular name Jeff/Jeffrey.
I remember talk of (and a one time visit with) an "Uncle Abe" in upstate NY. I always assumed Abe was his name or possibly short for Abraham, however, I am not certain that Uncle Abe wasn't short for Abel; I never really knew. He wasn't my Uncle, and I am not even sure if he was my Dad's uncle. I do know that Uncle Abe was considered a close relative of sorts; if not a brother to my Grandfather (noone ever referred to him as that) then maybe his (my Grandfathers) Uncle or possibly even cousin.

Geoff - Thanks for all this information. I was named after William Ives, our first American and my grandmother Willie on my mother's side. As I said, 1607 was the most likely birth date but there are no records. I do know sure that he came to Boston in 1635 as he is on the ship's passenger list. I appreciate your addition, that is one of the main reasons I set up this blog. Bill

I enjoyed reading your information on William Ives. My line goes from William to John...I have the rest at home...several Johns in the middle..a Silas Yale Ives and a Titus...then Edgar VAn Buren Ives and my grandmother, Ethel. This line stayed Wallingford, Meriden. Nice work with the New Haven Records! I really want to do more work on my Ives.....we drove around the New Hsven green on one of our many trips down there and thought of all the folks buried there...but we don't know where William is....I have found my Stockings...but not my first one who was George...and I have found all my Ives, but not William.....would love to flesh out mmore details about his life...

I enjoyed reading your information on William Ives. My line goes from William to John...I have the rest at home...several Johns in the middle..a Silas Yale Ives and a Titus...then Edgar VAn Buren Ives and my grandmother, Ethel. This line stayed Wallingford, Meriden. Nice work with the New Haven Records! I really want to do more work on my Ives.....we drove around the New Hsven green on one of our many trips down there and thought of all the folks buried there...but we don't know where William is....I have found my Stockings...but not my first one who was George...and I have found all my Ives, but not William.....would love to flesh out mmore details about his life...

Deb - Thansk for your comment. I have been wanting to go to New haven for some time. I was able to determine where William Ives lived through Google Maps but not his grave. I would like to go to the site, although it is part of the hospital complex now and the building is long gone. Bill

I am excited to find your blog, I am descended from William, Joseph, Ebenezer,Lazarus, Leverett, Fessenden,Thaddeus Roderick.
Thaddeus daughter Susan Ives was my grandmother married to William Spargo. A cousin long ago started the genealogy, that I began to fill in about 8 years ago. The wife of William Ives began to appear as a question to me the more I found. Sorry to hear we probably will never know who she really was.
Thank you for all the work you have done,it does just get in your blood, doesn't it. You have to keep digging. When ever I have time I pick up to see what else I can find.
Happy New Year,
Lauren Jenkins Pierce

Lauren

Thanks for your additions. It is always nice to meet new cousins. Let me know if you learn anything more about William, Joseph or Ebenezer or Williams' wife. Good hunting and Happy New year. Bill

Bill,
Do you find an Amos Ives, b. 1802 in CT, m. Lucy Hubbard in your genealogy? He is my great-great-great grandfather, father of Edwin Burke Ives of Niles, MI. Regards,
Sue

Sue

Thanks for or your comment. I looked ad his is not in my direct line. He is probably found in Ives, Arthur Coons, The Genealogy of the Ives Family, Hungerford-Holdbrook Company, Watertown NY, 1932. Bill

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