Samuel N. Limming

[cricket2]

Hi All

Have some family ties on my tree in stepney LONDON
Could any one help with any information with the family
looking for any lead which will tie in with my LIMMING in
STEPNEY LONDON

Samuel N. Limming b. 1831 in OH
Wife Elizabeth J. b. 1841 NC
Children
Zena b. 1865 IL
Laura b. 1867 IL
Lydia b. 1869 IL
Warren b. 1871 IL
Frank b. 1874 IL
May b. 1877 IL

John W. Baker (Stepson) b.1858 IL

I think that Samuel parents came from Stepney London
were William/Elizabeth Limming?
any help on this I would be grateful

Many Thanks John (My wife maiden name Limming)

[Genealiza]

1870 Census Illinois, Brown County, Elkhorn Twp, Mt. Sterling
              Post office---29 July 1870

Liming, Samuel, 30, male, white, farmer, real estate value-
                   $6000, personal estate value-$500, b. Ohio,
                   male US citizen over 21
           Eliza Jane, 33, female, white, keeps house, b. NC
           George, 12, male, white, at home, b. Ill, attends school
           Zena, 6, female, white, at home, b. Ill
           Laura, 4, female, white, at home, b. Ill
           Lydia, 2, female, white, at home, b. Ill


At www.usgenweb.com, looking at Illinois, then Brown Co., I found a cemetery listing for a George A Liming and an Effie Liming.
http://brown.ilgenweb.net/Cemeteries-html/bcceml2mc.html#L

Apparently, if you find a name in the above listing, you can email a person to send you the information.

http://brown.ilgenweb.net/Cemeteries-html/Brown_Cemetery_index.html

[cricket2]

Hi Genealiza

Many thanks for infomation
please has any info on marriages of his family and could anyone find Samuel
parents many thanks
 john

[PaulineJ]

I think that Samuel parents came from Stepney London
were William/Elizabeth Limming?

According to 1900 census; His parents were BOTH b Ohio...

[Genealiza]

Sorry, I don't have access to Ancestry.com.  All I can do is try to affirm him or rule him out by census data.

Below are 2 entries in 1860 living side by side.  In Samuel's household is a 67 yr. old woman who could be his mother.  Someone needs to look for Samuel in the 1850 census to possibly find his parents.

1860 Census, Illinois, Pike Co., Perry Twp   3 Sep 1860

48/48
Frances Liming, 41, female, $50 personal estate, b. Ill
America             10, female , b. Ill
Florence              8, female, b. Ill
J.W.                     4, female, b. Ill
Alphonso             3, male, b. Ill
Mary                    2, female, b. Ill
John P                 4/12, male, b. Ill

49/49
Samuel Limming, 29, farmer, $2800 real estate value, $700
                   personal estate value, b. Ohio
Mary Jane            29, female, b. Ill
Cristiana                7, female, b. Ill
G.A                         3, male, b. Ill
J.W.                      3/12, male, b. Ill
S. Liming               67, female, b. Ohio
N. Cunningham     20, female, b. Ill

[Genealiza]

On the www.usgenweb.com site, Illinois, Pike County, Perry Twp, they have the 1860 Mortality Census transcribed.  It includes the following 2 people.

James Liming, 63, male, b. Ohio, (died) January, farmer,
                  (cause) unknown, (duration) 60 days

J.(P?) Liming, 37, male, b. Ohio, (died) March, farmer, (cause)
                   consumption, (duration) 180 days

James may be Samuel's father and J.(P?) may be Frances' husband--possibly a sibling to Samuel.


You keep asking to find marriages and parentage of Samuel.  Maybe you are not aware that we do not have a central repository of BMD here in the States.  The early births and marriages might show up in probate records of a particular county, but not all counties included this information.  The certification of BMD didn't become mandatory till after the early 1900s. Again, different states have different years in which it became mandatory.  Therefore, it is necessary to look at the census records to find a specific family group and then look at the state and county they are in at that time to look for specific information.  In the case of Samuel Limming, you have him listed in the 1880 (KS)and 1900 (CA) census' as having parents both born in Ohio.  I have him back to 1860 in Pike Co., Ill with a possible mother by the given name of "S-----" b. in Ohio and a possible father by the name of "James", also born in Ohio.  What is needed is to find Samuel in the 1850 census and see if he is with a James and S  Limming.  The 1850 is the first census in which all names in the household are given.  If he isn't with his parents then, it becomes almost impossible to track him into Ohio.  The 1840 census only gives the name of the head of the household and "ticks" for males and females in stated age groups.  I hope this explains why no one is giving you the information you are requesting.

[Genealiza]

I just looked at www.rootsweb.com for a Samuel Liming, b. 1830 +/- 2 yrs in Ohio and found the following link which seems to follow the census information I have found.  If you look at the charts in depth, you will see that this person has traced him back to a John Lyming, b. ~1650 in England.  All other generations appear to have been born in the US.

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=buckysfire&id=I03942

[cricket2]

Hi PaulineJ/Genealiza

Many thanks to you both for all your help and advice
it has help me very much and I am very gratefull

Regards john
PS
If do do happen to find any more please let me know

[OLeeL]

Try this web site.  Lee
http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ruthhall/L/Lymingites.html