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Date Posted: 13:38:53 08/28/11 Sun
Author: Saralee
Author Host/IP: 174.61.197.199
Subject: Re: Quertermous Family
In reply to: Skipper Bennett 's message, "Quertermous Family" on 16:09:52 08/22/11 Mon

>I have been doing research on the Quertermous family
>with all of its various spellings. I have records
>dating to the mid-1600s arriving in Dorchester County,
>Maryland, USA. I too have the JOHN J. G. QUATERMASS
>report on the family name but find much of it to be
>wrong or not in agreement with my research but there
>are so many spellings. I even have a Catermis and a
>Katermis spelling but most frequently from the late
>1600's as Quertermous. They arrived from England but I
>can not make a connection back to England or
>completely sort the family relationships until the
>early 1700's but there are many records in Maryland
>which I have yet to go and do on the ground research.
>I have no records of the family in New England. My
>branch left Maryland and for the most part traveled
>across Maryland and Pennsylvania ending up along the
>Ohio River in Kentucky. Others at various points
>traveled the river ways further down the Ohio and
>Mississippi to Missouri and Arkansas. There are also
>records of family in Georgia. I would be interested in
>seeing what you have and sharing as long as we are
>working the same relations but that is often hard to
>tell.

Finally found your message here - hope my info is of some help to you.
S

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