Link Family Genealogy

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Comment by Randall Stackhouse on June 1, 2010 at 9:04pm

Hi my link connection is Jostina Lokietia Link, b. 03 Jun 1777, Weinsberg, Germany. d. 13 Feb 1835, Weinsberg, Germany. She was married to Christoff Gottlob Birkicht. Her parents were Johann Peter Link & Maria Barbara Vogel.

Comment by Shirley-K on July 22, 2009 at 11:03pm

Hi, the Link branch I am researching is from Adam Link who was written about in "the Last Men of the Revolutionary War" His daughter, Eliza married Henry Wheeler.
Shirley

Comment by Edward Kipp on July 15, 2009 at 9:06pm

Hi Kathy. Thank you for posting.
My Mathes Linck was from Germany.
In 1756 they were living near Stone Arabia, N.Y.
Matthias Link Natuarlized New York State July 3, 1759.
Maths Lynck Rent Roll of Kinsborough Patent, NY. lot 58E Sepr. 25, 1774.
Died Osnabruck, Stormont Co., Ontario.

Comment by Kathy W-L on July 15, 2009 at 9:05am

My husband-John Joseph Link, Jr. (born Bowling Green, KY)
His brother-John Vernon Link
Their father-John Joseph Link, Sr.
Their grandfather-John Vernon Link married to Daisy and lived in/buried in KY.
I'll have to get to my records for more in depth information. I do know that there were several brothers who came over from Germany. Some settled in KY and others in Cross Plains, TN and surrounding areas. One of the LINK relatives was Post Master, I believe in Nashville, TN and one worked at Union Station at one time. My husband and father-in-law are brick masons. The Grandfather may have been as well, but I'll have to check to be sure. I know there was a mill, driven by a water wheel, on or in the area of the home place in KY that the Grandfather and other family members owned or worked in.
My understanding is that one of the daughters in one generation married someone by the last name of DOCTOR. There was also an ancestor that joined the Mormon faith in it's earliest beginnings.
My husband and I were given an old blue velvet photo album with many pictures of the LINKs and some related families. When I have access to a scanner, I will post them to this site.
Sorry for the bits and pieces. I haven't worked on this in a while and will have to locate my records.