Comments for Wren Kin

Comment on Wren Kin Database by Bonnie

Bonnie — Mon, 09 Jan 2012 01:04:34 +0000

Steve, I’m sorry I did not see this earlier.

According to the Kentucky Death Records (available via Ancestry.com), these unfortunate family members all died of the “flux”. Joseph Wren is listed as being born in South Carolina, the son of “S & _ Wren”. Jane was born in Pennsylvania and the daughter of “A & Rachel Evans”.

We have this family listed in our database.

Again, my apologies for not seeing this sooner.

Comment on Wren Kin Database by Steve

Steve — Thu, 07 Apr 2011 20:33:52 +0000

Hello,

There is a family cemetery not far from my house here in
Bowling Green (Warren county) Ky. The majority of the
headstone bare the name Wren. Some of these are:

Margaret Wren (Daughter of J&J Wren) Born 4/7/1829 Died
8/1/1854
Joseph Wren Born 7/10/1794 Died 7/29/1854
Interesting they died within a few days of each other??

Jane Wren Born 2/29/1796 Died 7/17/1851

Others:

Elizabeth H. Campbell (Wife of WS Campbell) Born Jan 1823 died Sept 1864

Rachel Haans (Consort of A. Haans) Born 1760 Died 1816

If you have any info about these folks feel free to share it. My daughter (11) and myself would enjoy learning more.

Sincerely,

Steve Stinson

Comment on A DNA Match! by Bonnie Wren

Bonnie Wren — Fri, 21 Jan 2011 22:29:07 +0000

Hey, there, Bubba/Tom!

I just got off the phone with him. He says to tell you he’s still kicking at 88, but not actively involved in genealogy at this point because he’s focusing on other stuff right now.

He says his old email still works and he checks it nearly every day so that’s the best way to reach him. (Email me if you don’t have it and I’ll send it to you.)

Comment on A DNA Match! by Bubba Wrenn

Bubba Wrenn — Fri, 21 Jan 2011 19:54:53 +0000

Has anyone heard how John Howard Wren is doing or even if he’s still alive. He was my dad’s sixth cousin

Comment on June 16: Wren Reunion in Lampasas, Texas by Ronald Zepeda

Ronald Zepeda — Mon, 22 Nov 2010 05:47:59 +0000

11-21-2010 late Sunday night

Worth & Mrs. & Family :

# 1. : Happy Thanksgiving 2010 !

# 2. : Just catching up with y’all.

# 3. : My e-mail address is :

Ronald.Zepeda.DD214@Gmail.com

# 4. : And on the occasion of the passing of your friend, Phil Record, I send you my condolences for the loss of your freind. Let me tell yu, Worth, Phil left us all too soon, in my book. I wish that he had lived to be a 100 !

# 5. : Over the past several years, I have been in and out of half a dozen states. Mostly in LA and in Las Vegas. Of course, i still keep intouch with Tarrant County Folks , including
Judge Pete Perez Rice Tilley, Esq.
Detective Marva Easther, FWPD ; 25yrsPLUS
Sammy Pantoja ( Sammy Restaurant )
Marvin Brozgold ( Ol’South Pancake House )

Etc., etc. – - -

My daughters, Ronda and Roxanne are all grown and married and with kiddos, to boot.

After I get an e-mail from y’all, I will update you then.

BEST to y’all and yours,

Ronald = 30 =

Comment on Wren marriages added to database by Thomas Clough

Thomas Clough — Fri, 19 Nov 2010 12:39:03 +0000

hi
im writing to you due to a family romour that we are related to sir christopher wren i have both a female wren in my family and a late shaw i shall find out more details for your cause.
could you please email me back with a reference to someone whom i could keep contact with regarding my results much apreciated

Thomas Clough

Comment on Will: Thomas W. Wren, Wood County, Texas 30 Sept 1912 by Van Zandt County Clerk Of Courts | Texas | County Clerk of Courts

Van Zandt County Clerk Of Courts | Texas | County Clerk of Courts — Sat, 13 Nov 2010 02:00:51 +0000

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Comment on Warren County, Kentucky Marriages: 1797-1851 by Ellen Smith

Ellen Smith — Thu, 04 Nov 2010 01:53:06 +0000

Thanks so much for this information on how to possibly get a copy of the Warren County original marriage bonds & consents. I immediately sent off the email asking to get a copy of the marriage bond of Obadiah Smith and Matilda Stone, 4 Jan 1838. Wish me luck that this one survived. That’s so scary to think they were put in the trash. Ellen Smith

Comment on Alexander Wren: VA -> OH -> IL -> IA -> KS -> OR -> ID -> ? by Bonnie

Bonnie — Sat, 28 Aug 2010 00:52:24 +0000

Thanks, Vernon! I’m emailing you.

Comment on Alexander Wren: VA -> OH -> IL -> IA -> KS -> OR -> ID -> ? by Vernon Drewa

Vernon Drewa — Fri, 27 Aug 2010 23:54:12 +0000

Site hasn’t been updated in 15 years or so.
However, I have a great deal of information on the Robert and Mahala Wren family of Henry County, Tenn. Where they arrived in 1825 after their marriage.

Two sons, Charles and William Robert came to Texas after CW. Charles settling in Hughes Springs, Texas and marrying a Allen. Know of only one child; Hurd Wren, who married Francis Thompson, whose father came to Texas from Ga. after refusing to sign alligence to the Union. William Robert, maried and settled in Brown County and surrounding counties. Many descendants from both Charles and William Robert still abound in Texas. One is my wife – for whom I began with research in 1949.
Anyone is welcome to contact me. I will be more than happy to provide all information I’ve gleand over decades.
Also recently recieved copies of orig documents from my cousin in Sumner County, Tenn. re Christopher and Sarah Wren, circa 1844. (Do not have ages of either).
Sincerely,
Vernon Drewa
Keller, Texas
(15mi N. of Fort Worth.)