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Michael A. Lyons; An Ankeny - Ankney - Simpers Descendent

Place of work 2006 Tube System Maintenance Specialist at a major Hospital,  here in Springfield Hello Family and friends this is my link to the Ankney past; I have added the stories as was told to me. Please note: that some information may be incorrect, if you find such error please let me know so I can correct it. Thanks You

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 My Biography 

Michael Anthony Lyons, born on 24 Aug 1962 in Milford DE. Other names for Michael was Michael Anthony Sisnroy. Michael married Michelle Danielson on 8 Aug 1987 in Ft. Collins,Colorado. They had one child: Lucas Alan. We are Divorced. Michael’s next relationship, he never married Melissa Robinson, They had two children: Danna and Marlena. Michael is now married to Tami Lynne Parker, daughter of Terry Lynn Parker and Virginia Kay Atchison, on 13 Apr 2002 in Springfield,MO. Tami, born on 15 Nov 1968 in Houston, Missouri. They had one child: Michael Tyler. Lucas Alan Lyons, born on 18 Apr 1987 in Lajunta, Colorado, Danna Michaela Lyons, born on 15 Dec 1992, Marlena Erin Lyons, born on 8 Nov 1994, Michael Tyler Lyons, born on 2 Sep 2002 in Springfield,MO.

 The Younger years

Personally I knew nothing of the family, I was raised a foster child, since the age of 3. William R. Lyons my “Lyons name only” father, who married my mother Ethel Virginia Simpers knowing she was pregnant with another man's child, left me in Colorado at the age of 2, and told no one, including my mother (who had been sent back to Maryland or Delaware with mental, and health problems) where I was. For all definitions ABANDONED, with a few families in Colorado.  I have no complaints with the family that raised me; they did me a favor by giving me a home, since I had gone through 3 different hands (people William knew). This family said “it was time this boy had a home”. It was told to everyone involved that Ethel was an only child and that she had no surviving kin. So there was no search done, I was raised as theirs; I still care, love and call this family mine. Knowledge of these facts came to me when I turned 15 and seen my birth certificate. I carried this family's name for 12 years and found out that I was someone else. So my search began... I have been tracing my roots for 20 years blindly, until one day in 1995 I was contacted from my mother, who was dying of colon cancer. With a few family contacts, luck, 10 more years and a lot of calls, I have indeed closed the gap. I have found not only was my mother not an only child but came from a very large family. Family in which had been searching. Family in which had been wondering. A worried, confused, mother which had the pain from the lost of her son. Letters I have read has pain in her heart, with anger at the man that wouldn't speak of my where bouts, doubt of the future of her child’s well being... So may I introduce Myself; MICHAEL ANTHONY 9 LYONS, ETHEL VIRGINIA 8 (LYONS), BERTHA BLANCHE 7(SIMPERS), CHARLES EDWARD 6, NORMAN B. 5, WILLIAM B. 4, CHRISTIAN 3, CHRISTIAN 2 ANGNEY, DEWALT JOHAN 1 ANKENY So this site and all the future sites are very important for me. I can only let you know that family is my sole happiness, and look forward to all the future contacts and family. Next stop Father, Father! Are you my dad??? DNA Research, - Looking towards Pennsylvania, Maryland and Delaware Davis Line. Updates of this will be added to this site. *** NEW UPDATES     DNA Started  "Updated 4/22/2008"  NEW UPDATES ***

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About our Author; Full Story

Gustav Angne,

 Writer of "AGNE - ANGNE - ANGENE; An Elsass-Lothringen, Pfalz-Huguenot, Family with Branches in Other Lands".

He was born 28 Jan 1903, graduate industrial engineer, former First Lieutenant, and Federal Highways Director. A lot of research went into this book by Gustav, and his work is respected and very much admired by me. -Michael A. Lyons

    AGNE   ANGNE  

Description of the coat of arms:

On a red field with silver chevrons, divided in three parts. In the left, and in the upper right corner, the coat of arms has a silver milling wheel.

The mill wheel refers to the carpenter immigrant to Zweibrücken, the mill constructor Peter Agne, Angne

To his children, especially to the miller's art and the miller's family inheritance of Peter Angne, and the mill at Würschhauser/Horschberg.

In the latter complement of the coat of arms, the family of Pierre Agne is identified “Lord of the Nothe le Roux - the faces and silver in three parts”.* 

 

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* Seigneur de la Nothe le Roux - Chevronne de gueules et d'argent de trois pièce.

In the coats of arms for Angone of Lombardy, and Agneau of Provence, the chevrons (in silver or gold) are included in the red

(A drawing of the coat of arms of Pierre Agne is presented here).

 

Translated by Michael A. Lyons and Several German/French Linguist Associates, from the Manuscript of Gustav Angne

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Historical info:

Starting around 1500 the French Reformed church, with strong underpinnings from Calvin, began in France. The result was war and rumors of war from Catholics. From 1562 until 1598 there were the "Huguenot Wars." In 1572, on St. Barthelomew's Night (the massacre of Huguenots) it was said that "Huguenots" was an adaptation of the German word "Eidgenossen", which meant "Of one heart, mind, and purpose" to non Catholic Christians in Germany. It caught on quickly. They were not allowed to practice their faith – were chased from towns. At the time of Heinrich III (1574-1589), Pierre Agne, identified on page 5 under B, belonged to the Lords of Monte le Roux, a military company in Poitevins. In 1589 the Edict of Nantes, under Heinrich IV, was imposed, limiting the destruction of Huguenots and their settlements.

 

In 1552 Metz had been conquered by the French, as were other area towns -- such as Pfalzburg, which belonged to the Pfalz (Palatinate*) Duchy of Zweibrücken. It was sold to Lorraine in 1583. The members of the Reformed Church left -- not without compulsion -- for the towns of Bischweiler and Zweibrücken, and other places. In 1623 the Kurpfalz (Holy Roman Electorate) of Lixheim was sold to Lothringen*. In 1681 Strassburg* was lost. From 1688 to 1697 the Oroberungskrieg (War of Conquest) was pursued by France, seeking to acquire the Pfalz (Palatinate) by force of arms.

 

In 1685 the Edict of Nantes limitations imposed under Ludwig XIV were lifted. Wholesale slaughter of the Huguenots was resumed. Many Huguenots fled to Holland, England, Brandenburg, the Pfalz and other jurisdictions (Pfalzburg, Lixheim, and so on). France lost valuable moral, intellectual, and highly prized crafts. Full Story 

Translated by Michael A. Lyons and Several German/French Linguist Associates, from the Manuscript of Gustav Angne

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* Translators Note: The contested area bounced back and forth under French and "German" control. Lothringen was one part of Elsass-Lothringen in "Germany," which became Alsass Lorraine in France. "German" Strassburg became French Strasbourg. I put "German" and "Germany" in quotes, since Germany didn't exist as a unified nation until 1871. Before that it was a collection of Grand Duchy’s, Duchy’s, Principalities, Kingdoms, City-States, Holy Roman Electorates, and so on. The Pfalz (Palatinate) was a region containing many German" villages and towns.

 

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My Gr. Gr. Gr. Gr. Gr. Gr. Gr. Gr. GrandParents Peter and Ottillie Agne

 

Peter Agenet, Angne, Agne and Angone Baptized about 1650, died in Lambsborn about 1700-1702, found initially in 1673 in the PCR in Zweibruecken as Carpenter & Mill Construction. Married before 1674 to Ottilie Trautmann, French reformed, who had been baptized in Lambsborn/Zweibruecken 6 May 1655, died in Lambsborn 21 Feb 1730, she the daughter of George Trautmann who died before 1680, a farmer and mayor of the Vogelbacherhofe, and his wife Anna Elisabeth Roemer, daughter of Adam Roemer, mayor at Kasehofen.

  

Bob Bergman has sent me something I want to share, for more on this article go to the following link; Würschhauser mill story. . . Thanks Bob Bergman for the Info . . .

 

The Würschhauser mill Story

 

 

The Würschhauser mill, their name the mill of the former settlement Werschhausen (Weshausen, Werineshausen - to the houses of the Werin) owes, to an establishment from the time of the Frankish colonization, probably from 8 – 10 Century …

…Owner became at that time Peter Angne, whose descendant was up to the year 1842 Mueller of this mill.

 

Sense, origin and transformation of the surname,

After A. Dauzat* (2)** Agnan (variant is Agne, in the central zone of France) is an old baptismal name which comes from the Latin "holy name" "Anianus". Aignan is a more French variation. The basis for Latin names was the wandering about of the people (due to wars and rumors of wars) and often the result of "vulgar (dialectical) Latin" incorporated into old French speech (3 and 4). The transitory forms of the surname are Anianus -- Anian -- Angnen -- Angne to Agne (compare lineanus to ligne). During the transition the letter "i" actually became a consonant. In the Elsass-Lothringen district* the French-German dialects produced Anguenet, Anquenet, and Arkane. It was the same for d'Agne, which became Daquenet (5).

Origin and occurrence.

The first name-bearer in the Pfalz was Peter Agne (IVe), written at the same time in Zweibruecken as Angne, Agne, and Aganet (6 and 7). One can conclude that it was an unsettled name coming out of Metz, Pfalzburg, and Lixheim in France, a Huguenot name that he (Peter) acquired; that Agne is the equivalent of Anguenet. To document this conclusion one visits the archives in Bern (Switzerland) (8), and discovers that the name was not found there in that time period. Its wandering must have been from France through Metz, Pfalzburg, and so on, perhaps through Roth in Lothringen (all of these being more or less in the Pfalz region) to Zweibruecken. The appearances of the name in the Pfalz, Peter Agne or Angne, spread throughout the earlier Duchy of Zweibruecken and in the bordering area of the Holy Roman Electorate, and the County of Hanau-Lichtenberg. Today, this area includes the cities and towns of Zweibruecken, Homburg, Kaiserslautern, Pirmasens, Kusel, St. Ingbert, and the former Bergzabern (area). One group of those bearing the name emigrated to the USA and to Brazil in South America. Two of them returned. These are pointed out on a case-by-case basis in each descendents. Full Story

 

Translated by Michael A. Lyons and Several German/French Linguist Associates, from the Manuscript of Gustav Angne

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* Translator Note: "After" here could be citing a publication of some sort by its author, A. Dauzat. "After" is often used in the sense of "according to." Dauzat is a surname derived from the village Dauzat-sur-Vodable in the province Puy-de-Dôme in France. "Lineanus" is the Latin form of ligne. Both are word suffixes. Again, Elsass-Lothringen in the German language is a region known as Alsace-Lorraine in French. Today they are side-by-side provinces in France, bordering on Germany, much to the chagrin of the Germans.

** (2).... Presentation of the sources for Number 2 and so on. (For source Number 22 on page 82.... page 10 on the printed page the name Agnew David appears, Reverend? member of the general council of the University of Edinburg - 3rd edition, 2nd volume in 40. ? 1886. Section: Agnu -- Agnew

 

My Gr. Gr. Gr. Gr. Gr. Gr. Gr. GrandParents Johann and Christine Agne 

Johann Heinrich Agne, born 2 Mar 1698 in Lambsborn, and died 25 Dec 1727, He was a Farmer and Landowner in Lambsborn, He married 19 Jan 1723 in Lambsborn with Christine Cantor, she was born around 1696, and died on 17 Feb 1734, She was the daughter of Johannes Cantor. Full Story

My Gr. Gr. Gr. Gr. Gr. Gr. GrandParents Dewalt and Catherine Ankeny

Dewalt Ankeny, an immigrant who arrived on the shores in the year 1746. Is found in the list of immigrants from the list of passengers on the ship Neptune which arrived at the port of Philadelphia on October 25, 1746, the name being given there as Dewalt Ancony. Dewalt settled in Lancaster County, Pa., somewhat west of Ephrata, in what is now Lebanon County, Pa. 

Dewalt is written as Dewald, Dewalt, Dayvolt, Duval, Devault. The last name comes in even more spellings, Anconi, Ancony, Angne, Agnes, Angena, Acconi, and so on. It is now generally spelled Ankney, Ankeny or Ankeney. But, for my reference he will be Dewalt Ankeny.

Dewalt first married Catherine, Her family name is not evident, but might possibly be either Lang or Hederick. Dewalt had many children, But I am going to focus on just my line, Christian, who was born December 25, 1749.

About 1758, Dewalt marries Margaret Becker Frederick. It was about this time that Dewalt and Margaret moved to Maryland, settling at a place called Clear Spring, in the Conoquocheague Valley. Here he bought a small tract of land in 1764 he named this tract "Well-Pleased". He lived here during the remainder of his life and became one of the wealthy men of the region.

 His services to the Revolution are these; One of several patriots appointed by Committee of Observation on Dec. 30, 1776 “to form the county into companies (after the militia had marched) for the purpose of relieving the distressed inhabitants of the said county and also to compel the Dunkards and Mennonists to give there assistance.” Dewalt Ankeny which was listed as Devalt Anchony took the “Oath of Allegiance before the Hon. John Barnes before Feb. 28 1778.

He died at Clear Spring in 1781. The burial plot has been lost and plowed over; so today there is only a memorial stone set up at St. Paul’s Church, on Highway #40, a mile or two east of Clear Spring, this cemetery being on his original estate and given for burial purposes by his son John. The inscription on this stone is: “To the memory of Dewalt Ankeny, the first of his name, and the founder of that family in America, one thousand seven hundred forty six”.

 The first settlements were made by Pennsylvania Germans prior to 1735, in the vicinity of Clear Spring. Among the settlers with Huguenot antecedents was Dewalt Ankeny.

- Charles Ross Shultz and Calendar of Maryland State Papers the Red Book

Information was edited by me as my interpretation from both book and Document. This is solely that and should not be taken as fact.

My Gr. Gr. Gr. Gr. Gr. GrandParents Christian and Elisabeth Ankeny

Christian Ankeny (Just like his father had several names, so for my reference he will be Christian Ankeny) was the oldest son of Dewalt and Catherine Ankeny, born December 25, 1749 in Hanover, Pennsylvania. He was baptized in the Jonestown Reformed Church, December 23, 1750. Christian's mother died in 1757 when he was 8 years old.  

In 1771, Christian Ankeny married Elisabeth Shaver, (Shaffer) she was born July 14, 1748, daughter of George and Elizabeth Miller Shaver of Washington Co., Md. Christian and Elisabeth Shaver Ankeny had 9 children, but I am going to focus on just my line, Christian Ankeny, Jr. was born August 12, 1783,

Christian Ankeny owned several tracts of farmland and was an active member of the Pioneer community. He served in the Revolutionary War as a First Lieutenant and a Court Martial Officer. He erected the first Grist Mill near Somerset and later built a Fulling Mill. His wife, Elisabeth Shaver Ankeny died in 1816 in Somerset County, and was buried on their farm. On April 7, 1817, in Somerset County, Pa. Christian Ankeny married Mary Kooser, a sister of the early settlers, John and Jacob S. Kooser. Shortly after, the family moved to Donegal Township, Westmoreland County, where Christian Ankeny had two tracts of land. He died, on March 17, 1824, aged 72 years, 2 months, "Christian Ankeny was buried in the Brant's Cemetery adjacent to the old German Reformed Church. The location of the grave of his second wife, Mary Kooser Ankeny who died in 1847, is unknown.

 - Charles Ross Shultz

Information was edited by me as my interpretation from the book. This is solely that and should not be taken as fact.

My Gr. Gr. Gr. Gr. GrandParents Christian Jr. and Mary Ankney 

Christian Ankeny, Jr., was born May 13, 1782.

Christian Ankeny, Jr. married his first cousin Mary Shaver in 1808. She was born April 12, 1792 the daughter of Peter and Elizabeth Earhart Shaver. They had 9 children, but I am going to focus on just my line, William B. Ankeny was born October 1, 1819.

  

They lived in Somerset and later moved to Cook Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, Christian Ankeny, Jr. was a farmer and owned farms in both Somerset and Westmoreland Counties.

He was a veteran of the War of 1812. He died June 1, 1864, Mary died February 11, 1863, both in Westmoreland County. Both he and Mary are buried at Pleasant Grove Cemetery, where it is one of the oldest Presbyterian Churches in Ligonier Valley.

Christian Ankeny, Jr. died at the age of 82 years.

- Charles Ross Shultz 

Information was edited by me as my interpretation from the book. This is solely that and should not be taken as fact.

 

Now as far as my line goes this is the point that I see that Christian Ankeny Jr. is a solidly spelled Ankeny, and from this point on as far as Christian Ankeny Jr., This is the solid turn point for Ankeny’s name spelling. So from this point on I will continue with Ankeny.

 

 My Gr. Gr.Gr. GrandParents William B. and Elizabeth Ankney   

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William B. Ankeny, born on 1 Oct 1819 in Cook Twp. Westmoreland Co., PA William married Elizabeth Shaulis, daughter of David Shaulis and Ann Maria Switzer. Elizabeth was born on 17 Jun 1820 in Somerset Co., PA.

They had 11 children: They had 11 children, but I am going to focus on just my line, Norman B. Ankney was born October 1, 1819.   

William died on 5 Sep 1900 at the age of 81, and Elizabeth, She was 79 when she died on 25 Mar 1899. Both where buried in Pleasant Grove Cemetery, near Ligonier, Westmoreland Co. PA.

 -Charles Ross Shultz

Now as far as my line goes this is the point that I see the change of William Ankeny to Ankney, and from this point on as far as Norman B., This is the solid turn point for Ankney’s name spelling. So from this point on I will continue with Ankney.

 

Information was edited by me as my interpretation from the book. This is solely that and should not be taken as fact.

 

 

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My Gr. Gr. GrandParents Norman & Rebecca Ankney

 

 

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Norman B. Ankney was born September 30, 1844 in Somerset Co, Pa., died September 19, 1925 of Bronchial Pneumonia, chronic asthma contributory, in Hillside,Pa, He married Rebecca Jane Zimmerman Knupp on February 2, 1867 and they had 7 children, Catherine, Ida, George, Mary, Lemon, Cline, Charles She was born January 1849 in Ligonier Township,Pa. a daughter of George and Katherine Lemon Knupp. She died August 15, 1918. Norman Ankeny served in the Civil War as a private in 84th PVI (Regiment) Co. C recruited Blair- Westmoreland Co’s. mustered on September 16, 1862. He was transferred to 57th PVI Co. H on January 13, 1865 due to heavy losses in both regiments. The new Regiment retained the No. 57. He was discharged by General Order on June 1, 1865.

  

 

My Gr. Grandparents Charles and Anna Mary Ankney

  

 

Charles Edward Ankney was born April 19, 1888 in Derry, Westmoreland Co., Pa., son of Norman B. and Rebecca Jane Knupp Ankeny. He died March 3,1986, (age 98) in Pleasant Acres County Home and buried in New Oxford Cemetery., Adams Co., Pa. It was said he could still dance a jig at age 90 + and was very lively, He was a retired carpenter. He married Anna Mary Lewis on May 2, 1911, She was born April 15, 1893 in West Fairfield, Pa., daughter of John Wesley and Eliza Jane Hill Lewis. She died December 12,1968. Charles and Anna had 11 children, Charles, George, Anna, Bertha, Edna, Sarah, Violet, Norman, Hazel, Lewis, Howard. They also had 38 grandchildren and 80 great grandchildren.

 

My Grandparents Charles and Bertha Simpers

 

 

 

Charles Warrington Simpers, born on 1 Apr 1884 in Elkton Mills, Maryland, died on 26 Feb 1973 in Oxford,Pennsylvania. He was the son of Calvert Simpers and Wilhelmina Marcella Lloyd. The cause of his death was heart Attack. He Married Bertha Blanche Ankney, born on 19 Dec 1920, died on 28 Sep 1984 in Maryland. They had eight children: Norman, John, Charles, Mildred, Wilhelmina, Anna, Ethel, and Walter. Bertha next married Stephen Earl Green in MD. They had three children, Benny, Elvin, and Robert.

  

  

My Mother Ethel Virginia Lyons 6 months later died

 

 

Ethel Virginia Simpers, born on 27 Mar 1941 in Easton, Maryland, died on 10 Dec 1995 in Deltona,FL. The cause of her death was colon Cancer. Ethel married William Richard Lyons about 1962 in Milford, Delaware. She had one child: Michael Anthony Lyons. On her death bed she stated that she was already with child when she married William, **** Davis from Easton MD proclaimed as father. Ethel's next relationship with Unknown about 1964. They had one child: Timothy.

 

 

Here is the Next generation X 2007

Left to right back Marlena, Michael A., Lucas, and Danna. Left to right front Tami and Michael T.

 

 

 

Left to right, Danna, Marlena, Michael A., Tami, Michael T. and Lucas

 

 

Related Links

 

Bertha Blanche Ankney Update Jenkins Ankney Book This is the Update of Information I gathered from a trip to Delaware in 2005. If there is a mistake, I received so much information really fast; I may have made an error. Please let me know. Thanks You

Descendent Report Dewalt to Michael Lyons He is a report of Findings

Kinship Report Dewalt to Michael Lyons I am 6th generation Grandson to Dewalt

Genealogy Report Dewalt to Michael Lyons Here is a Genealogy Report

Gustav Angne German Text  UPDATE: This has been completed and can be read here.  Full Translated Story

Kinship of Peter Agne to Michael Tyler Lyons Kinship of Peter Agne b. 1515 to Michael Tyler Lyons b. 2002 13 Great-Grandson

 

 

 

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