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Erwin (Public Domain) November 24, 2013 ERWIN (PUBLIC DOMAIN) Prepared by Charles T. Erwin 139 Bluebelle Dr. Madison, AL 35758 E-mail: [email protected] Phone: (256) 461-9577 This document is a working document to find our early Erwin ancestors. Please expect many changes to occur over a period of time. Family Names: Arnwine, Ervin, Ervine, Erwin, Erwine, Irvin, Irvine, Irwin FOREWORD The purpose of this document is to share genealogy information. I hope that you will take the time to provide your comments and any information you would like to share. If you would like to contribute to this document or would like to receive this document as it is updated, please contact the author at the above E-mail address. Please note that information regarding living individuals is restricted from this document. NOTICE A name followed by another name which is enclosed in braces {(from), (to)}x indicates a probable name change; where x is a unique numerical identifier. Probable Name Change List: {James Irvine; James Erwin}1 {Arthur Irvine; Arthur Erwin}3 {David Irvine; David Erwin}4 {William Irvine; William Erwin}5 {Robert Irvine; Robert Erwin}6 {James Irvine; James Erwin}7 {Samuel Irvine; Samuel A. Erwin}8 {David Irvine; David Erwin}9 {William Irvine; William Erwin}10 {John Irvine; John Erwin}12 {Joseph Irvine; Joseph Erwin}13 {William Livingstone Irvine; William Livingstone Erwin}14 {Sarah Irvine; Sarah Erwin}15 {George Irvine; George Erwin}16 {Arthur Irvine; Arthur Erwin}17 {Hugh Scott Irvine; Hugh Scott Erwin}18 {William Irvine; William Erwin}19 {Edward Irvine; Edward Erwin}20 {John Irvine; John Erwin}21 {Robert Irvine; Robert Irvin}22 {Andrew Irvine; Andrew Erwin}23 {Edward Irvine, Jr.; Edward Erwin, Jr.}24 {Francis Irvine; Francis Erwin}25 {Matthew Irvine; Matthew Erwin}28 {Archibald Erwin; Archibald Erwine, Archibald Ervin}29 {George Irvine; George Irwin}30 {John Nathaniel Irvine; John Nathaniel Irwin}31 {James Irvine; James Irwin}32 1 {Edward Irvine; Edward Irwin}33 {Jane (Elizabeth) Irvine; Jane (Elizabeth) Irwin}34 {Robert R. Irvine; Robert R. Irwin}35 {Theophilus Irvine; Theophilus Irwin}36 {William Irvine; William Irwin}37 {Mary Irvine; Mary Irwin}38 {Isabella Irvine; Isabella Erwin}39 {Nathaniel Irvine; Nathaniel Erwin}41 {William Irvine; William Erwin}42 {Susannah Irvine; Susannah Erwin}43 {Arthur Irvine; Arthur Erwin}44 {Mary Irvine; Mary Erwin}45 {James N. Irvine; James N. Erwin}46 {Joseph Irvine; Joseph Erwin}47 {Francis Irvine; Francis Erwin}48 {James Irvine; James Erwin}49 {James Irvine; James Ervin}50 {John Irvine; John Ervin}51 Note: A number enclosed in square brackets identifies the family line for each parent and spouse. [1] William Erwin [2] Alexander Irvine [4] John Erwin [6] Samuel Erwin [7] {Archibald Ervin; Archibald Erwin; Archibald Erwine}29 [8] John Erwin [9] Erwin, Abraham [10] James Erwin [11] John Erwin [12] John Erwin [13] Robert Irvine [14] William Irvine [15] {Nathaniel Irvine; Nathaniel Erwin}41 [16] John Erwin [17] Samuel Irvine [18] John Irvine [19] Joseph Erwin [20] Samuel I. Irvine [21] Robert Erwin [22] Samuel Irwin [23] Thomas Irwin [24] George Irwin [25] Charles Erwin (Irwin) [26] William Irwin [27] {Arthur Irvine; Arthur Erwin}3 [28] Andrew Erwin [29] Patrick Erwin [30] William Erwin [31] Joseph Erwin [32] Abner Irwin [33] {Edward Irvine; Edward Erwin}20 [34] Franklin Erwin [35] Robert Erwin [36] William Erwin [37] {James Irvine; James Ervin}50 [38] Francis Erwin [39] John Erwin [40] Alexander W. Erwin [41] Christopher Erwin [42] {James N. Irvine; James N. Erwin}46 2 [43] Robert Erwin [44] Thomas Erwin [45] Joseph Hunter Erwin [46] Thomas Erwin [47] Charles Erwin [48] Scott Arthur Erwin [49] William Hugh Erwin [50] William B. Erwin [51] James Erwin [52] John A. Erwin [53] {Francis Irvine; Francis Erwin}48 [54] John Erwin [55] Orlando Richard Erwin [56] Robert Erwin [57] Joseph M. Erwin [58] James Locke Erwin (brother of Alexander Samuel Erwin [59]) [59] Alexander Samuel Erwin (brother of James Locke Erwin [58]) [60] {James Irvine; James Erwin}49 [61] James William Erwin [63] John Erwin [64] John Erwin [65] John Erwin [66] John Henry Erwin [67] Edward Erwin [68] Joseph Erwin [69] Joseph Erwin [70] Joseph Erwin [71] Nathaniel Erwin [72] Pardee Allison Erwin [73] David Erwin [74] Robert Erwin [75] David Erwin [76] Samuel Clark Erwin [77] Simeon Erwin [79] Wade Hampton Erwin [80] William George Erwin [81] William Erwin [82] William Erwin [83] David Irwin [86] William Erwin [89] James Irvine [90] James Irvine [91] Marcus Duard Erwin [92] John Irvine [93] Alexander Parrish Erwin [94] John Irwin [95] Joseph Erwin [97] (unknown4) father of William, Montgomery, and James Ervin [99] Jarred Erwin [100] William Irvine [101] John Irvin [102] Jacob Arnwine [103] Alexander Erwin [104] William Erwin List of Unknowns (unknown1) – wife of Alexander Hamilton Erwin [15] (unknown3) – wife of William Erwin [33] 3 (unknown4) – father of William, Montgomery, and James Ervin Arnwine, Burtis Born: Died: Occupation: Married: Children: Mother: Catherine Julian Wertz Father: Jacob Arnwine [102] Remarks: Source of information is Kathy Oster. Arnwine, Elanor Born: Died: Occupation: Married: Isaac Vanater Children: Mother: Catherine Julian Wertz Father: Jacob Arnwine [102] Remarks: Source of information is Kathy Oster. Arnwine, Elizabeth Born: Died: Occupation: Married: Stephen Vanater Children: Mother: Catherine Julian Wertz Father: Jacob Arnwine [102] Remarks: Source of information is Kathy Oster. Arnwine, Ester Born: Died: Occupation: Married: Jacob Bruner Children: Mother: Catherine Julian Wertz Father: Jacob Arnwine [102] Remarks: Source of information is Kathy Oster. Arnwine, Jacob Born: in Hunterdon County, New Jersey Died: June 23, 1809 (buried in Kase Quaker Cemetery (Wilson family graveyard)) Occupation: Married: Catherine Julian Wertz (born 1760; died about 1851) Children: John Arnwine Burtis Arnwine Peter Arnwine Jacob Arnwine Rebecca Arnwine Elizabeth Arnwine Elanor Arnwine Ester Arnwine Mary Arnwine Margaret Arnwine Mother: Father: [102] Remarks: Source of information is Kathy Oster. 4 Arnwine, Jacob Born: Died: Occupation: Married: Children: Mother: Catherine Julian Wertz Father: Jacob Arnwine [102] Remarks: Source of information is Kathy Oster. Arnwine, John Born: Died: Occupation: Married: Children: Mother: Catherine Julian Wertz Father: Jacob Arnwine [102] Remarks: Source of information is Kathy Oster. Arnwine, Margaret Born: Died: Occupation: Married: Andrew Childs Children: Mother: Catherine Julian Wertz Father: Jacob Arnwine [102] Remarks: Source of information is Kathy Oster. Arnwine, Mary Born: Died: Occupation: Married: John Chamberlin Children: Mother: Catherine Julian Wertz Father: Jacob Arnwine [102] Remarks: Source of information is Kathy Oster. Arnwine, Peter Born: Died: Occupation: Married: Children: Mother: Catherine Julian Wertz Father: Jacob Arnwine [102] Remarks: Source of information is Kathy Oster. Arnwine, Rebecca Born: Died: Occupation: Married: Jacob Heinz Children: Mother: Catherine Julian Wertz Father: Jacob Arnwine [102] Remarks: Source of information is Kathy Oster. 5 Erven, Elizabeth Born: Died: Occupation: Married: Samuel Lowery on February 23, 1764 at Swedes’ Church in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Children: Mother: Father: Remarks: Source of information is “Pennsylvania Marriages Prior to 1810”. Ervin, A. J. Born: Died: Occupation: Married: Mrs. Eliza Brown on September 7, 1869 in McMinn County, Tennessee Children: Mother: Father: Remarks: Source of information is “Early East Tennessee Marriages”. Ervin, Alexander Born: Died: Occupation: Married: Polly Hood on December 27, 1838 in Monroe County, Tennessee Children: Mother: Father: Remarks: Source of information is “Early East Tennessee Marriages”. Ervin, Alexander Born: Died: Occupation: Married: Martha Austin on October 7, 1860 in Monroe County, Tennessee Children: Mother: Father: Remarks: Source of information is “Early East Tennessee Marriages”. Ervin, Alexander Born: Died: Occupation: Married: Mary Austin on February 1, 1866 in Monroe County, Tennessee Children: Mother: Father: Remarks: Source of information is “Early East Tennessee Marriages”. Ervin, Andrew Born: 1784 in North Carolina Died: Occupation: Married: Elisabeth ? (born 1794 in South Carolina) Children: Susan Ervin (1829) Mother: Father: Remarks: Source of information is Stewart County, Tennessee 1850 Census. Ervin, Ann 6 Born: December 1, 1760 Died: Occupation: Married: Children: Mother: Ann ? Father: Archibald Ervin {Archibald Erwin; Archibald Erwine}29 [7] Ervin, Anna Born: Died: Occupation: Married: James Hensley on October 3, 1822 in Roane County, Tennessee Children: Mother: Father: Ervin, Anna Born: Died: Occupation: Married: Reuben Marlow on September 26, 1850 in Campbell County, Tennessee Children: Mother: Father: Ervin, Archibald Born: April 9, 1763 Died: Occupation: Married: Children: Mother: Ann ? Father: Archibald Ervin {Archibald Erwin; Archibald Erwine}29 [7] Ervin, Benjamin Born: 1796 in Kentucky Died: Occupation: Married: Dicy ? (born 1800 in North Carolina) Children: Polly A. Ervin (1830) Lear E. Ervin (1834) Andrew Ervin (1836) Rosy Ervin (1838) Amanda F. Ervin (1840) Thomas Ervin (1841) Mother: Father: Remarks: Source of information is Jackson County, Tennessee 1850 Census. Ervin, Bird Born: 1801 in Virginia Died: Occupation: Married: Elizabeth ? (born 1803 in Tennessee) Children: Nancy Ervin (1835) Samuel Ervin (1836) Farrah Ervin (1838) William Ervin (1841) Mother: Father: 7 Remarks: Source of information is Hamilton County, Tennessee 1850 Census. Ervin,
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