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I have run across the Moon spelling also, mainly the Moon-Mohn families settled in Berks County, Pa. I feel it was probably because of the way they pronounced their names. But, there could be a possibility that Mohn is the Americanized version Of Moon. As far Your Miller I have no answer for that.
Sorry, Mark, I know of no DNA projects for any Edwards. Since I leave for Ireland in a month, I'm really concentrating on the Irish & Welsh, but I am aware of DNA research for those with Pommern (German Pomeranian) ancestry.
Quaker, Peter Taylor, came on Amity with his brother, bought land from Penn, the next 4 generations were Quakers. He married Sarah Houlston, daughter Sarah married Robert Thornton, daughter Hannah Thornton married John Freeman, son Samuel Freeman married Rebecca Passmore, daughter Rebecca Freeman married Nathan Hobson and their daughter, Elizabeth Hobson married Burrwell Simms, Elizabeth and Burwell were not Quakers.
Hello - Did you know we have an active chat community here at Genealogy Wise? There are usually people in the chatroom to help with lookups, give advice, answer questions or just talk. We also have several scheduled chats every week including trivia at 9 pm Eastern on Wednesday and Saturday evenings. Please join us sometime.
I feel that Moon was the early spelling of the name because when they were coming off the ship the people that wrote down their names spelled them as they heard them, because of the strong German Accent, also, the Mohn families started out around Adamstown, probably in the Cumru area or on the border of what is now Lancaster County, Pa. but, the Mohn's stayed mainly in Berks County, Pa. I have not seen any of the people you are looking for, but, the original Miller in Berks County, Pa.'s name was Peter Miller, his cabin now resides in Hawaii. Rose
Gena Philibert Ortega
GenealogyWise is the social network for genealogists. This is the place to network with other researchers and make discoveries about your family history.
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You can join or create surname, locality or topic Groups. You can find Groups under the Group link on the green toolbar on GenealogyWise
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Post a Blog article or a Forum question from the GenealogyWise homepage. This is a great way to share your knowledge on a genealogy topic or ask a question.
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May 18, 2010
Rosemary Crouse Mohn
I have run across the Moon spelling also, mainly the Moon-Mohn families settled in Berks County, Pa. I feel it was probably because of the way they pronounced their names. But, there could be a possibility that Mohn is the Americanized version Of Moon. As far Your Miller I have no answer for that.
Rose
Dec 31, 2010
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Jim Avery
Hello - Did you know we have an active chat community here at Genealogy Wise? There are usually people in the chatroom to help with lookups, give advice, answer questions or just talk. We also have several scheduled chats every week including trivia at 9 pm Eastern on Wednesday and Saturday evenings. Please join us sometime.
Jan 23, 2012
Rosemary Crouse Mohn
I feel that Moon was the early spelling of the name because when they were coming off the ship the people that wrote down their names spelled them as they heard them, because of the strong German Accent, also, the Mohn families started out around Adamstown, probably in the Cumru area or on the border of what is now Lancaster County, Pa. but, the Mohn's stayed mainly in Berks County, Pa. I have not seen any of the people you are looking for, but, the original Miller in Berks County, Pa.'s name was Peter Miller, his cabin now resides in Hawaii. Rose
Dec 12, 2013