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1. Elizabeth B. Hutchingson (or any varaition of the spelling) [1]
Does anyone have record of a Hutchingson (or any variation of the spelling) in Delaware early 1800's who had a daughter Elizabeth B. born 1818 DE. Something must have happened to this family and Elizabeth was the only child or the only child left. She was raised by an Aunt Alice who married a VanHorn. She was raised in the Carbon Co., area of PA. Any suggestions or clues? Kathleen Burnett
2. Hotel Washington [1]
Does anyone know about a "Hotel Washington" that was on Main in Newark about 1880? Did they take houses down to build it? Was it made out of an old house? Do you know what type of houses would have been on Main Street around the 200 block at that time? Does 226 Main still exist? Is there a house on it? Thanks Rita
3. Re: Married in Chester, PA but from DE! [1]
Good morning Walter, Sorry, but I have nothing on this family. Have you tried looking for them in the 1900 or 1910 Federal Census? The Delaware Co., Historical Society has the census records on micro file. If you don't live in the area you can check out the following website for info on them: PA DCHS http://www.delcohistory.org/dchs/ Here is a website on "Old Chester" that maybe of interest to you: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/denewcas/2001-12/1007729737
Date: Fri, 7 Dec 2001 07:55:37 EST
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4. Re: Brandywine families [1]
Idon't know. I got it from my aunt who lives in that area. The date she wrote on it is 1983. Theres alot of Foulk 2 pages. This is some William Foulk and Hannah Sharpley m. 28 of Jan, 1779 Rev. George Craig births William son of John Foulk b. 9/15/1757 m. 1/28/1779 to Hannah Sharpley John Foulk 6/24/1780 Sarah Foulk 5/24/1783 Naomi Foulk 9/8/1786 William Sharply Foulk 10/24/1789 Hannah daughter of William Sharpley 2/4/1755 who is the wife of William Foulk Susanna Foulk 10/7/1784 Aquila Foulk 5/
5. Re: Married in Chester, PA but from DE! [1]
Helen, do you have a listing for a woman, living in Chester, Pa around the turn of the Century, 1900s, who had a family with children or adults named Blanche and Henry Moody, both would have been born in the later half of the 1800s. Henry is my grandfather and blanch my grandaunt. thanks a lot! Best wishes for a wonderful holiday season! Walter Moody
6. Re: DENEWCAS-D Digest V01 #208 [1]
In a message dated 12/20/2001 5:08:15 AM Eastern Standard Time, DENEWCAS-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << Does anyone have any idea of where to get a good map of the Hundreds in New Castle County >> There is a map here of the Counties and Hundreds for the whole state of Delaware on the Delaware Genealogical Society page. or you can use the link below. Hope this helps Delaware 1775-1830 Map Jayne McCormick http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/denewcas/2001-12/1008854202
Date: Thu, 20 Dec 2001 08:16:43 EST
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7. Re: Married in Chester, PA but from DE! [1]
Same to you!
8. Last of: Married in Chester, PA but from DE [1]
Immaculate Heart of Mary 2nd & Norris Sts. Chester, Delaware Co., PA GROOM & BRIDE: Fathers name: Place born-bapt: Date: or Parents: or Residence: KEEGAN James E. John New Castle Co., DE 28 Mar 1880 WALKER Florence M. James Chester Wit: Patrick McKICTRICK & Mary A
9. Re: Brandywine families [1]
In a message dated 12/21/2001 6:46:52 AM Central America Standard Ti, Donnamorgan53@aol.com writes: > DENEWCAS-L@rootsweb.com would the degroff and related families name index would any of these people agnes sharpeborn 1534 in islington middle seex england and robert sharpe born 1484 islington middlesex england and william sharpe born 1458 in islington middlesex england are any of these people relared to george sharpe/emma piffer /george francis sharpe/isabella may rollins are any of these family
10. Re: Looking Beyond Ellis Island [1]
You mentioned that some people think that if their relatives immigrated to the United States they came through Ellis Island. I was one of those persons for quite a while until I received some nautralization papers on my grandfather and found that he didn't come through Ellis Island at all but actually came to North America from Scotland through Halifax, Nova Scotia and from there to Cincinnati, Ohio. Dan Woolary Researching the Smith family from Wilmington.
11. Re: Brandywine families in Marcus Hook, PA [1]
Good morning Paula, Karen & list, I'm interested in the following William CLOUD & is he the same Wm you are referring to? Thank for your help! :) CLOWD/CLOUD, William: 200 acres of land, surveyed to him 28 Sept. 1685. 1/2 being in Chichester & the other 1/2 being in Bethel Twp. Happy Holiday's, Helen
12. Re: WELCH TRACT / IRON HILL CHURCH [1]
Friends, Welch Tract is an Old School Baptist Church. We have several books, including the copy of the transcription of the records from 1701-1739, from which we have compiled a list of members names into a database for that period. We do not have later years information but would be glad to obtain it. I believe the church is still active. The stone/brick meeting house has a patch on one wall where a cannon ball pierced it during the Revolutionary War. The website for our information on this church (
13. Re: Brandywine families at St. Martin' Cemetery [1]
Helen, I have copied the pages for you and will mail them out soon. As for William Talley. There is a web site for him see freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~duffy/reports/talley/rr01_001.htm Its very good Paula HMWEBBER@aol.com wrote: > Hi Paula, > > Thank you very much for your lookup offer! :) > > I've been doing research on the veterans buried at St. Martin's > Cemetery from the following War's & ordering their gravestone > for the Soldier's Walk Project. The MHCDC & I have met twice with >
14. Re: Hundreds [1]
In a message dated 12/19/2001 10:39:30 AM Eastern Standard Time, Donnamorgan53@aol.com writes: > was there one time used to be an arden school which is now the > brandywine elemenrty /high school Brandywine High School is on Foulk Road, about a mile south of SIlverside. Brandywine Elementary was across the street from the High School, now an office or medical offices building. Arden is a few miles north-east of the schools. My family home is at the top of the hill across from the High school. Pen
15. Todd [1]
In a message dated 12/21/2001 7:48:01 PM Eastern Standard Time, jejlooker@aol.com writes: > Would you kindly pass on the Talley info. I have them and Twaddell, Pawling > and Todd. Thanks and Merry Christmas. JJ in PA. > JJ, do you have any info on the family of Anna E. Todd who m. Cassius Webster, b. 1858 ? Penny Webster Brown
16. Re: WELCH TRACT / IRON HILL CHURCH [1]
Sam West. You must have a new email address as my response to your April query is being bounced back. Betty Lynne SWESTGTWY@gateway.net wrote: > > Could anyone please tell me about the old Iron Hill or Welch Tract Baptist > Church, which was organized about 1703-7at Pendacer's Hundred, New Castle Co > DE? Is this church still in existance, and if so where is/was it located? > > Sam West > Lumberton, NC
17. Re: Married in Chester, PA but from DE! [1]
Good morning Barbara, Sorry, but I have nothing on Co. Clare. I found the following but I don't know if they would be of interest to you! :) McGUIGAN Patrick none IRE 29 Sep 1887 FARRELL Catherine none IRE Wit: Daniel DUFFY & Mary FLANAGAN TIGHE Patrick F. Patrick Chester 28 Jun 1893 ADAMS Mary A. Thomas Chester Wit: Thomas RYAN & Emily ADAMS RYAN William T. M
18. RE: Beer's 1868 Map of Brandywine Hundred [1]
Hi all, Published this to the List 2 years ago but it looks like another send is appropriate. Here is a link to a scanned image (222K) of the Beer's 1868 Map of Brandywine Hundred which shows the names of the property owners outside the town limits. Lots of familiar names on it. Note: this is not a published link and cannot be found through the normal Gorby Family website. It is not available to the general public. http://w3.one.net/~thegorb/usgorby/1868map.gif Graydon Gorby thegorb@one.net Gorby Fami
19. Re: Brandywine families [1]
I am trying to locate the following families.......can anyone help? Sarah Amelia Jackson d/o Thomas Jackson m Isaac Towers Wilson b April 1837 and d Jan 1920. Amelia d Nov 1921 and both are buried in Forest Cemetery, Middletown DE. Their children were: Hattie R. m Harry C Eliason; a dau that married Charles Montgomery; Lovisa M Wilson; Dr. Herman E Wilson; Royden Earl Wilson b 30 July 1888/89 and d Sept 1962 and two infants. Isaac Towers Wilson had a brother William W Wilson (my gg grandfather) that mar
20. Re: Brandywine families [1]
No... sorry paula Donnamorgan53@aol.com wrote: > In a message dated 12/21/2001 6:41:36 AM Central America Standard Ti, > RBRITTINGHAM@webtv.net writes: > > > RBRITTINGHAM@webtv.net (RICHARD BRITTINGHAM) do you have anything on the > sharpe family from wilimgton newcastle county delaware george francis > sharpe/isabelle may rollins/george sharpe/emma piffer?
21. Re: help me locate ggfa's home [1]
Go to http://www.google.com/ in the search type "taylor's bridge" + Delaware I got 49 returns on this search, many of them good sites. Also try the same search in Google Images and get a picture Bob in Georgia, a reformed Delaware native.........
22. Re: Brandywine families [1]
Paula, Thank you for your kind offer to the list! I saw that you had WAY listed. Could you please see if there is any info on a David BATTON WAY b. June , 1821. Thank you for your time, Christine
23. RE: Hundreds Map [1]
I would also like to find a map like that. Rita San Diego, CA -----Original Message----- From: PenWeb@aol.com [mailto:PenWeb@aol.com] Sent: Wednesday, December 19, 2001 7:22 AM To: DENEWCAS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Hundreds Does anyone have any idea of where to get a good map of the Hundreds in New Castle County? I have an outline map of the Hundreds in New Castle County. However, there are no referents. I am trying to discern where the actual boundaries are for Brandywine, Christiana, and Mill Creek H
24. Re: Married in Chester from Md [1]
Hi, Gee Charlie, I really could not tell you why they traveled so far to get married except they may eloped. To find their marriage record -- if you know what religion they were -- you would look for a church in Chester of that denomination that was active in 1865-67. Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS) In a message dated 12/7/1 11:30:35 PM, charlie11@zoominternet.net writes: << Hello, My g-Grand parents George Jones married Martha H,Hall in Chester,Pa 1865-7 they were from Port Depo
25. William KING - born 1779 DE [1]
Hello: I'm searching for any info about my William KING family who lived in southwest Virginia from the 1700s till the 1830s. A census report lists his birth in DELAWARE in 1779. There are many KING lines in Delaware in the late 1700s, but I can't get a link to any of them. I hope his children's names might give a clue -- Elias, Rosa Ozina, Elkana (Elcana, Cana), Hiram, Jennie Margaret, Elihu, David, Emily, Lucinda, John, Amy. Thanks for any help. Nancy :-) ***************************************
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