The author of this letter, Robert R. Morledge (1840 IN-1923 NE), was husband of Phoebe Jane (McMullen), she being 3rd cousin to my grandmother’s grandfather John Henry Loy. Phoebe Jane Continue Reading →
Last night while visiting one of my favorite free historical newspapers websites, Advantage Archives, I noticed Preble County, Ohio papers in their holdings. Preble has been home to both the Continue Reading →
As a teen in late 1970s-early 1980s, most of my genealogy correspondents were retirees, born in last decade of the 1800s and first two decades of the 1900s. While combing Continue Reading →
After much delay (mainly due to “technical difficulties” that even knocked out all my websites for awhile) finally this site is back online with a new post. William Duncan Loy, Continue Reading →
William Loy (1823 – 1878) was son of John Loy, son of George Peter Loy, son of Adam Loy, son of John George (Hans Jurich) Loy (to America 1733). From Continue Reading →
Along with the family group chart for Dena May (“Deine”/”Denie”) Loy, I have several historical news clippings regarding her and her family. In some clippings, and daughter Addie’s death certificate, Continue Reading →
Along with the family group chart for Frederick (“Fred”) Loy, I have several historical news clippings regarding him and his family. Son Charles’ death notice from Friday, 12 October 1883 Continue Reading →
Charles Jacob (“Jacob”) Loy (ca. 1861 or 1862 North Shade Twp., Gratiot Co., MI–14 March 1885 Brown’s Creek Twp., Jewell Co., KS) was son of Peter Loy (to America from Continue Reading →
Along with the family group chart for Peter Loy (to America from Switzerland 1849), I have several historical news clippings regarding him and his family. I’ll begin with those I Continue Reading →
As teen in late 1970s I began researching my paternal grandmother’s Loy family. Our line is from Martin Loy’s (to America 1741) son Henry’s son John Henry Loy who migrated Continue Reading →