Noted Relations: CHENEY Family
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CHENEY Family ODT
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Name forms
Chaney, Chany, Chayneisies, Chaynie, Cheaney, Cheany, Cheeney, Cheeny, Cheiney, Cheiny, Chene, Cheney, Chenney, Cheny, Chenye, Cheyn, Cheyne, Cheyneiss, Cheyney, Cheynie, Cheyny, ChineyOrigin
English :Cheney: Derived from the Late Latin word "caxinus", meaning oak. The name was given to those who lived near an oak tree.
Chaney: Transformation of Chene(y) AFN
These people are all related to me. 
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CHENEY, Ednah Dow Littlehall
[1824-1916] – American writer, reformer, philanthropist, abolitionist
CHEN230
10C31
After the death of her husband when she was in her early thirties, she interested herself actively in social service and in writing. The anti-slavery cause and later the Freedman's Aid Society and woman suffrage were among her foremost interests. née LITTLEHALL, Ednah Dow |
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CHENEY, John
[1801-1885] – American engaver and illustrator
CHEN140
10C5
He was interested in drawing from an early age and learned engraving from books; his first engraving was made on a piece of copper cut from an old kettle. Koehler says of his work "... he stands at the head of the engravers of his time in this country, and shoulder to shoulder with those of Europe." Unfortunately, the demand for fine small engravings was in decline, and he produced only about a hundred plates. He continued to engrave until 1857, when the demand for his sort of work was about over. |
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CHENEY, Louis Richmond
[1859-?] – American silk manufacturer
CHEN180
10C1
He has been Colonel and Quartermaster of the State of Connecticut, Major Commanding Governor's Foot Guard, Mayor of Hartford and State Senator. |
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CHENEY, Richard Bruce "Dick" [*1941-?] – American politician CHEN108 16C4 |
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CHENEY, Seth Wells
[1810-1856] – American artist
CHEN228
10C29
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CHENEY, Ward
[1813-1876] – American entrepreneur in silk
CHEN143
10C32
With his brothers, he developed a successful silkworm nursery and cocoonery. By 1841 the raw silk boom had collapsed, and the brothers turned to manufacturing silk, apparently with imported raw silk. This venture proved more successful and Ward devoted the remainder of his life to the manufacture of silk. |
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Bookmarks (off-site links) |
- History
origins, early history
- Hamrick Software - U.S. Surname Distribution maps showing name distribution in the U.S. in selected years.
- Onomastics (=the study of the origin and formation of proper names)
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Candidates Work List |
This is my working list of candidates to include --
I'm not yet sure if they are related to me!
As candidates are eliminated (proven not related) they are marked appropriately (THUS
Proven candidates' names are marked with an asterisk (*) until they can be
added to the database.
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