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1. Re: [MDALLEGA] Miller surname [1]
Kathy, I don't have what you want but I do have a Mary Louise Duckworth married a John D. Miller, Jr. , Allegany Cty, MD on 10/10/1855. Any relation? Ellen Sears PIECHOCKI@aol.com wrote: > I noticed a reference to MILLER in a post back in January on the Allegany Co. > list. I'm doing research on my husband's family. Has anyone come across a > family for Olive Victoria Miller born 6 Aug. 1849, particularly on the 1850 > census. I'm sure they lived in the Westernport area, as both she and her > hus
2. [MDALLEGA] DNA Testing [1]
I participated in the L.D.S. Church to collect DNA samples of blood. The Information collected will be used to determine the genetic composition of major populations throughout the world. If anyone is interested in more information, I picked up some fliers and if you send me you address I will send you one or you can go to the wed site to see when they might be in your area to do collections. http://molecular-genealogy.byu.edu/faq.htm Joe in Florida -- X`
3. Re: [MDALLEGA] Rootsweb [1]
In a message dated 2/25/2001 7:17:39 PM Eastern Standard Time, sharon30269@yahoo.com writes: << Will the mail that was sent during the downtime reappear, or do I need to resend it? Sharon >> I don't know. One of the lists that I subscribe to that is hosted by Rootsweb, but not genealogy related, was down on Thursday and part of Friday. Then on Friday evening I got about 200 messages. After that there has been nothing. I have been getting a few messages from the other genealogy lists throughou
4. Re: [MDALLEGA] William R. Dawson & Ruth in 1870 [1]
In a message dated 2/2/01 8:10:05 PM Eastern Standard Time, wward@crosslink.net writes: << Patti, RE: >Does anyone know if William Dawson and Ruth have son named Newton Dawson? They show up in different house holds, 374 for Newton and his wife, Caroline and 379 for Wm. R. Dawson and his wife Ruth. There is a 35 year old Sarah Dawson living with William and Ruth, her occupation is house keeper and she was born in Maryland. Wally >> Do you know if there is a relationship between William R
5. Re: [MDALLEGA] St. Michael's Cemetery - Frostburg [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Connie Beachy" To: Sent: Thursday, February 15, 2001 10:27 PM Subject: Re: [MDALLEGA] St. Michael's Cemetery - Frostburg > None of us have a listing of the burials at St. Michaels Cemetery. Not sure > if the Genealogical Society has one or not but you can write to them and ask: > > Allegany County Genealogical Society > PO Box 3103 > LaVale, Md. 21504-3103 > Or you might try writing to: > St Michael's
6. Re: [MDALLEGA] Lotte Dawson born 1800 in Maryland [1]
Patti, From my experience with C.W. Sheaver in the 1870 district #4 census, He has butchered the spelling of a number of the folks I am researching. That could explain the "Lotte" spelling. By the time he reached Lott & Rebecca (dwelling 828) it is quite likely that he mistakenly marked Lott as a female. He had covered 828 dewllings between August 1 and August 26. That's an average of nearly 32 dwellings a day, if he worked every day. There is plenty of other evidence to demonstrate that Mr Sheaver made
7. [MDALLEGA] The story of McNeill's Raid on Cumberland [1]
Folks, In a search for information on the Barnum and Revere Houses in Cumberland, I found an account of the capture of Generals Crook and Kelly as told by one of the participants. It is quite a story. It is well worth checking out: http://www.rootsweb.com/~mdallegh/towns/mcneills.htm Shortly, I hope to be able to add pictures as well. -- Carol Askey Maryland USGenWeb Coordinator Allegany & Prince George's County MDGenWeb Coordinator
8. Re: [MDALLEGA] Mummau, Moomau etc. families [1]
Hi Pauline, My Grandmother was Mary Charlotte Moomau b. in Mineral Co., WV. I've found the family to be well researched by Doug Mumma. http://www.mumma.org/ Doug is very helpful if you contact him. He also sponsored a DNA project which proved most spellings are related to each other and to the surname Momma in Germany. I have an Elizabeth Moomau b. 1855 in Pendleton, VA but she married George Wiseman. Good Luck, Joanna
9. Re: [MDALLEGA] Miller surname [1]
Hi Kathy, I hope this might help you. Contact the Philos Cemetery at Westernport, Md. ---(301-786-4207) - - Owner: Fred Imhoff - - He also has an email at: fbimhoff1@mindspring.com Their records may help you. Best of luck! Don McNeil
10. [MDALLEGA] Homicide Near Orleans [1]
Does anyone have any further information on this murder? Cumberland Daily Times - Thursday January 28, 1875 HOMICIDE NEAR ORLEANS - NORMAN TWIGG, son of Mr. HARRISON TWIGG, lock keeper at second lock below the tunnel, on Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, was brought to this city late yesterday evening and lodged in jail, charged with the murder of CHARLES MURPHY, a young man living near Sidling Hill, in the neighborhood of Dam No. 6. The young men were both in attendance at a social party, at the house of Mr.
11. Re: [MDALLEGA] MDALLEGA-D- question on city [1]
North Branch is just about 2 miles(back then) out of Cumberland , going East on Old Rt. 51. It is not a town, just a place where the railroad goes through. My Mom was born there. Today it would be behind the District 16 Fire Dept., the old PPG plant is back behind that. Becci David Tracy wrote: > List, > > I just received a copy of "Bicentennial Memories". in one of the chapters Madeline M. Kelly mentions a child hood friend name Rosellen Keefer that lived in North Branch. According to the 1910 census m
12. [MDALLEGA] James R. Hoffa [1]
Occassionally, one sees a reference to Hoffa families in Allegany County and nearby Pennsylvania. Well, famous Teamster union leader Jimmy Hoffa was son of John Hoffa and Viola, and John was said to be "Pennsylvania Dutch". John had settled in Indiana by the time Jimmy was born in 1913. Might there be a connection with the famous labor leader and the local Hoffa families? Walt Warnick
13. Re: [MDALLEGA] COURT HOUSE [1]
Barbara, Thanks so much for the directions. Sounds easy to get to. I'm planning an April/May trip there . . . hope to find my KNOX ancestors in some records. Mainly, my GG-Grandfather, Simeon Knox who married Caroline Brown. Thanks again! Beth balgieri wrote: > I've lived here all my life & will attempt to give you directions & try not > to get you lost. Get off I-68 at Beall St. Exit (not sure of number) bear > around to the right at exit, 2 blocks, go thru stoplight to next > intersection & make a
14. Re: [MDALLEGA] HELP [1]
Saint Johns Parish is located on Old Branch Avenue. Clinton MD 20735. It is a very old old parrish in the area and should prove invaluable to anyone who thinks an ancestor of theirs was a member. I know some of my Middleton's were members in the 1700's and married there. I'm sure records are available, but I don't know who you would contact. Linda Harden Pirrone
15. [MDALLEGA] Flintstone Hotel [1]
Has anyone heard how the renovation funds are going to restore the Flintstone Hotel?? Is Jackie and her husband still staying there? Sharon
16. [MDALLEGA] Mummau, Moomau etc. families [1]
Hi, I am interested in hearing from anyone who is researching the Mummau, Moomau etc. families . I am not having much luck in getting any information on these families . My husband's Great Grandmother was Eliza Moomau ? Brown , she married John Brown and lived in Cedar Creek, Va. .... They had eight sons, John was extremely mean to her , she left him . She married Jake Hebb and moved to Pittsburg, Pa. Pauline Brown
17. Re: [MDALLEGA] Percy cemetery PRESTON [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Vera Poole" To: Sent: Monday, February 19, 2001 6:52 PM Subject: Re: [MDALLEGA] Percy cemetery PRESTON > Virginia, > > Thank you so much for the tip. This is the first time that I have heard of > any PRESTONs still near Frostburg!!! Just maybe, William will have some > clues for us. Take care and happy hunting. > > Vera Vera, You are very welcome, Bill is a preacher and very nice.Bill's home address is 20
18. Re: [MDALLEGA] Kenneweg Building- Revere House [1]
Carol, What a walk down Memory Lane. Almost made me want to cry over the loss of all these businesses. Many building's still stand but no great stores like Peskins, Rosenbaums, McCrorys, ST Little Jewelry Store, Lazarus', Embassy Theater, Montgomery Wards..Joes Auto shop... Still have Curtis Coney Island Hotdogs, Murphys and not much else. Connie
19. [MDALLEGA] Cresaptown School Story [1]
Hi Gang: I want to share a little story with you about a particular experience I had at Cresaptown School. I wish all of my troubles had been as small as this one, but it seemed like big trouble at the time. Hope you enjoy: The Great Spinach War On a cold, gray wintry day in my first year at Cresaptown School there occurred an incident that every child dreads and revisits in childhood nightmares. At lunchtime, we were served up the rare combination of overcooked spinach, an old-fashioned teacher who
20. [MDALLEGA] Sweitzer [1]
Hi all, Looking for further information on Simon, Isabel and Robert Sweitzer. Mother or older sister may have been named Effie. I know they were related to and lived near the Ringlers in Cumberland, just not quite sure where or how! Thanks for any info. Glad to share some pics I've come by if related. Sharon
21. [MDALLEGA] Lucinda Kelley [1]
Does anyone have information on a Lucinda Kelley who married a Frantz? (She was the mother of Anna May Frantz Friend)
22. [MDALLEGA] BRAVE BILL WILLISON [1]
This is the second part of the article that started with John Willison. I am beginning to see where my semi insanity comes from. Bill was also a brother to my Elizabeth Willison Hamilton, my G G Grandmother. John Twigg tomorrow night. Connie >From the Cumberland Evening Times - 21 July 1888 A FEW OLD TIME ATHLETES and Peculiar People, Who Visited Cumberland When a Wee Town - written for this paper by its New York Correspondent - H.D. Black MEETS HIS MATCH AT FLINTSTONE William Willison, a brother of John,
23. [MDALLEGA] Kenneweg/Phillips/McMullen/Cumberland Evening Times [1]
Hi, I'm a "newbie" to this list - I've subscribed to the Allegheny Co. list which covers Pittsburgh, Pa. for about 3 years. I grew up in Pittsburgh and guess I just assumed that my family had settled there on their arrival in this country. I've recently come across information that makes me think that my great grandfather actually lived in Cumberland, Md. I have recently acquired a copy of a newspaper article published in the Cumberland Evening Times on Oct. 4, 1901. It concerns my great grandfath
24. Re: [MDALLEGA] Percy cemetery PRESTON [1]
Virginia, Thank you so much for the tip. This is the first time that I have heard of any PRESTONs still near Frostburg!!! Just maybe, William will have some clues for us. Take care and happy hunting. Vera ----Original Message Follows---- From: "Virginia W. Kelly" Reply-To: MDALLEGA-L@rootsweb.com To: MDALLEGA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [MDALLEGA] Percy cemetery Date: Sun, 18 Feb 2001 16:12:08 -0500 ----- Original Message ----- From: "Vera Poole"
25. Re: [MDALLEGA] 1870 Census- Livengood [1]
Hello Wally: Thanks very much for checking for me. Sam wward wrote: > > Sam, > > The only LIVENGOOD that shows up in the 1870 Maryland census is: > > Mary LIVENGOOD, 63, F, W, Allegany County, Accident PO, born in Pennsylvania > > She is listed under the house hold of William ENGLEHART with a note that > says "lives with YOST." This was on 5 Jul 1870. > > On the very next page, very next entry is the family of Henry YOST, 36, M, > Farmer, $3,000, $1,450, born Hesse Darmist. This house hold was rec
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