
Audrey (Hoppes) Renno
Honor Code SignatorySigned 4 Oct 2022 | 498,393 contributions | 25,568 thank-yous | 1,101 connections
Hello, I am Audrey Martin. I was born in Ohio. I have become the family historian over the years. I have done extensive research on my own tree and have done a little research for a few friends.
I started researching in 2006 when my great-grandmother, Ina Corder Koger, passed away as a way to get to know my ancestors better so I could share what I learned with my future children. My main research interests are in Quaker records, South-Western Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, and Virginia mostly.
My mother was raised in the Quaker faith and has a long line of Quaker heritage on her father's side of the family. Surnames on this line includes: Kleppinger/Clippinger, Stubbs, Roberts, Taylor, Mendenhall, Everson, Kaufman, Mills, Heckman, Wear/Ware, Treese, Dearmond, Hardin, Jones, Miller, Gifford, Tarham, Hanger, Maddock, Hobson, Beck, Cook, Hawkins, Armstrong, Search, Conarroe, Whitson, Johnson, and Benson.
My mother's maternal line includes the following surnames: Bach/k, Roberts, Robertson, King, Hoffman, Maggard, Fields, May, Sergeant, Hodge, Elam, Coffee, Cooley, Raines, Hill, Pugh, Bailey, Stacey, Davidson, Morris, Deaton, and Gwinn.
My Paternal grandfather's line includes the following surnames: Hoppes, Dickerson, Thorn(e), Personett(e), DeLong, Surber, Bucco, Miller, Newhouse, Wallace, McCune, Dinsmore, VanPelt, Sergeant, Mathers, Hart, Hamilton, Wells, Lewis, Elliott, Beverlin, Watkins, Hardin, Hyatt, Smith, Linn, Clark, and Nottingham.
My Paternal grandmother's line includes the following surnames: Koger, Lovelace, Bookout, Cooper, Fox, Cagle, Gregory, Logsdon, Bell, Troxell, Coffey, Waters, Barrier, Loveall, Chrisman, Gholson, Massey, Corder, Kidd, Garner, and Alcorn.
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Just wanted to drop you a quick note and thank you so much for all the work you do with adding cemetery categories. I really appreciate it.
Sheila
Audrey (Hoppes) Martin and Tahney (Yongue) Huiet are both descendants of William Harrington (abt.1422-1487). We also match on GEDmatch Largest segment = 3.6 cM Total Half-Match segments (HIR) 16.4cM 5 shared segments found for this comparison. 444325 SNPs used for this comparison. 51.924 Percent of SNPs are full identical.
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edited by Sandy (Craig) Patak
I've noticed you find many gravesites of our descendants. Some time ago, I searched and searched for any clue/lead for Mary Esther "Polly" (Chipman) Wheeler's burial location (Chipman-256). I never did find it. Would you consider helping me? She was my 3rd great grandmother. She was a Quaker. I would very much appreciate anything you could do. Thank you for your time!
Barb (Egglestone) Furman
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edited by Barb (Egglestone) Furman
I saw that you added Bonds Grove UMC Cemetery for Ida Eve House & Lucinda Emmaline House. Their father was Ambrose Pinkney House and he is my great grandfather. Are you researching any other information on the House family?
Thanks again for adding cemetery categories to the profiles, which I and others mange. Great Job! Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!
edited by Elida Tirey
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I thank you for adding the reference to Gurdin Burnham's grave site. He certainly was a strange figure, apparently living at least a double life. Again, my thanks.
Thanks for taking the time to add cemetery categories to so many profiles, including the ones I manage. Great job!
edited by Elida Tirey
One in particular attracted my attention, the PUGH line. I have a James Walling, Jr 1773-1850, whose Mom is identified as Mary White Pugh 1748-1786. Some places just show her as Mary White. Both Wikitree & myself have her identified as Mary Pugh ( Pugh-978 ). Might this be someone that you have info on ? -I'm suspicious that the White part of her name is in error. She is in my Webb & Werner Family Tree on Ancestry. Regards, Bob Cole
I, too, am researching Quakers in Pennsylvania, including the Mendenhall and Roberts families. My paternal grandfather was born and raised in a Quaker family, so about a quarter of my ancestors going back 300 years or so are Quaker. In my line, they lived in Chester County PA until my grandfather moved away. Families I'm researching there include Pennock, Yerkes, Lamborn, Hadley, Mendenhall, Baily, Phillips, Harvey, Buffington, Levis, Bowater, Gregg, Morton, Blackburn, Swayne, Bourne, Maris, Townsend, Newlin, England, Streeper, and Pusey, among many others.
I suspect that somewhere in there, we are cousins many times over.
Thank you for the work you’ve done to add to the few profiles I've managed to add to WikiTree.
Dick Pennock
I saw where you had worked on a profile that I manage and I do appreciate it very much.
Thanks Laurie
Keep up the good work and know that there are. many people out here that appreciate what you are doing.
Cherie
edited by Cherie Harris
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Do you have a plugin or tool you use for this type of categorization and can you share it? Either you're superhuman-fast or you're using something that's a big time-saver.
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I added a few cousins for you. Let me know if you ever have questions! Thanks for participating in the thon!
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