Genealogy
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Heath/Driggers/Arnett/Eckles Genealogy
Family Bible Presented to Harriett Drusilla Driggers Heath from your brother Augusta (?) March 9, 1889 ~~~~~~ Family Record of Births Deaths
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Hooker/Frain/Whitehead/Barnes Genealogy
Births Marriages Deaths * = Buried in Concord Cemetery, Casselberry
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Clouser-Niemeyer-Bistline Family
This illustrates the genealogy that led to the connection of these three famous Longwood families. ____________________ _____________| Josiah Benjamin | | Elizabeth || Clouser | <-m-> | Clouser || 1838-1920 |(cousins)| 1846-1910 ||____________________| | |_____________| | _______________ |________________ | Fred Niemeyer | <-m-> | Frances Clouser || 1864-1924 | | | 1870-1953 ||_______________| | |_________________| | ___________|___ ____________ | Addie | | John Aaron | | Neimeyer | <-m-> | Bistline | | 1889-1965 | | 1889-1978 | |_____________| |____________|
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Hartley Family
Lee Jackson Hartley, Sr. (1836-1920) settled on Fairy Lake in Longwood in December 1870. He was the first to homestead the area near Longwood. Edward Warren Henck reported that the Hartleys were the closest neighbor when he arrived in November 1872. Their home was located near what is now called the Columbus Harbor subdivision. Lee served in the Civil War for the Confederacy. His older brother, Daniel, lived in the general area for about 20 years before Lee moved his family here. They were originally from Georgia. His son, Lee Jackson Hartley, Jr., was born in 1862 and died in…
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McIntyre Family
Compiled by Marla Pickelsimer 2018 The McIntyre family were the final owners of the Bradlee-McIntyre House. Here is some information about their family’s history. Samuel Maxwell McIntyre: final owner of the Bradlee-McIntyre Mary Louise Bowlby McIntyre—first wife of Samuel McIntyre Annie Kellogg McIntyre—second wife of S. M. McIntyre
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Bradlee Family of Altamonte Springs
Thank you to member Marla Pickelsimer for doing much of this research in 2018 The Bradlee family were the first owners of the Bradlee-McIntyre House. They began construction of the home in 1885, then in Altamonte Springs, and the finishing touches were completed in 1888. The Bradlees were wealthy New Englanders with a large summer home near Boston. They constructed their winter cottage in Altamonte Springs to escape the cold, like many of the early residents did in those days. Nathaniel Jeremiah Bradlee: builder and first owner…. Wikipedia article on Nathaniel J. Bradlee… Julia Rebecca Weld: first wife of Nathaniel…