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1. Re: [MDGARRET] MILLER [1]
You will have more success if you spell the name Melchior. Bettie ----- Original Message ----- From: Lois Melinat To: Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2001 11:09 AM Subject: Re: [MDGARRET] MILLER > Phyllis; > I think the Millers that you have are the descents of Melchoir Miller. Some > of those names look vaguely familiar to me now that I see them. > Unfortunately, I don't have much information on that particular Melchoir > Miller. He would have been a great-grea
2. Re: [MDGARRET] SIMEON KNOX SR. [1]
Beth, Thanks so much for the KNOX lineage. I've saved it for future use. Regards, Lois
3. [MDGARRET] Simon Knox, Lee's, 1860 Census [1]
Simon Knox Beth, If your Simon Knox lived in or near Friendsville/ Selbysport he could be buried in Addison, Somerset County, PA. Before the Youghiogheny Reservoir was filled to full pool, The United States Corps of Engineers moved graves from Selbysport, Guard, Mill Run, Geis, MD and Watsondale, Somerfield and other PA communities to the Addison cemetery. Graves were moved from private farm burial plots. there are plaques denoting the location of some of the graves. Example - 15 graves from Selbyspor
4. Re: [MDGARRET] Opel Reunion/Cora Alice Knox [1]
In a message dated 8/3/2001 7:45:14 PM Pacific Daylight Time, mmonroe37@erols.com writes: << Simeon Knox and his wife Charlotte Wiland lived on the property which is now the old Gladys and Harry O'Brien place on Accident-Bittinger Road. All of Simeon's children lived in that same area. A few are buried in Bumble Bee Cemetery. I have found that several of my Knox ancestors were buried with no stone >> Beth, The Bittinger Book says, Harry Wilbert O'BRIEN (b. 7/22/1906). Farmer; woodsman. Married
5. [MDGARRET] FISHER/BUSH/DUNLAP/DAVIS [1]
Lois, Thank you for your response. I do not recognize any of the FISHERS names you posted. However, I will certainly save your letter "just in case". The first Fisher I have is Augustus born in Cumberland. Betty
6. [MDGARRET] photos [1]
What am I doing wrong??? I can't find the entry from the Garrett Co. page. http://www.rootsweb.com/~mdgarret/index.html =;o) Carolyn > http://www.rootsweb.com/~mdgarret/photos/custer.html > > Thanks! > > Don & Jeanine Hartman > FamilyHart >
7. Re: [MDGARRET] Thank you for directions [1]
Yes Sam. my great grand uncle and aunt are buried there. There were 9 children and Stephen Miller was one of my missing ones. It sure is a well kept cemetery. I was pleasantly surprised to find it so. I live in S.E. Virginia so it is especially nice when it works out that I actually find a family member. I really appreciate those directions, if you hadn't said that it was on top of the hill and not necessarily visible from the road I might have missed it. I was there on Friday, we had a family reun
8. Re: [MDGARRET] LEE [1]
In a message dated 8/10/2001 4:17:06 AM Pacific Daylight Time, bowsersa@supernet.com writes: << We've never went out for the Bittinger picnic, which should be next Saturday, so I'm looking forward to that as well. If there is anything you'd like me to check on for you while we're there, I'll be glad to try. Sam >> Hey Sam, Say hello to my Brenneman and Knox cousins, Connie Beachy and Olive Bowser for me would you :-) . . . I'm stuck out here in California this year. I'm going home to Akron,
9. Re: [MDGARRET] Bittinger book [1]
Regarding "The Bittinger . . . . and Their Kin -- of Garrett County, MD" by Wayne Bittinger - does anyone have the ISBN number on that? I was able to obtain "Indian Blood" through an interlibrary loan a couple of years ago and they used that number to locate it, and then did whatever was necessary to acquire it temporarily. I'd be interested in taking a look at the book. Thanks, Nancy Nancy The ISBN # is 0-9616990-0-0 Pat-T
10. Re: [MDGARRET] MILLER [1]
Phyllis; I think the Millers that you have are the descents of Melchoir Miller. Some of those names look vaguely familiar to me now that I see them. Unfortunately, I don't have much information on that particular Melchoir Miller. He would have been a great-great-great Uncle of the Melchoir Miller that I am related to through my mother. What little information I have on him came from someone else on the list, so hopefully whoever had sent me the information will also contact you. Have a good labor d
11. Re: [MDGARRET] Beeghly Connections [1]
Ralph, There is a book that is available on film at the LDS center that is called: Descendants of Michael Beeghly and Barro Inken, published by W.G. BEEGHLY, 1978. I have copied a lot of the book but not marriage data for Sarah. Mary did have a sister Sarah but don't know if she is the Sarah that you are looking for. Jacob MOSSER, Albert's uncle raised Albert after his father William died. Jacob was married a Beeghly also but she died very young. ----- Original Message ----- From: Ralph Egyud Sent: F
12. Re: [MDGARRET] LEE [1]
Hello Edie: I need to make a correction and an addition. First, I had Sarah Ellen Lee's age wrong in the 1860 census. Now you'll note her three records "jive". Next, you'll recall you asked me to check the last two entries on page 60b of the 1850 Allegany County census to see if I thought the entry could have been for Jacob and Rebecca Moon. The "Moon" surname is very hard to make out and I said I couldn't be certain. Now I think it is certain, as the Dwelling and Family Visit #'s are carried over to page
13. Re: [MDGARRET] Beeghley connections [1]
Bettie: Is this based on Dr. Bittinger's article printed in the Casselman Historian, or on your own research? Sam Bowser Bettie Weyler wrote: > > Michael Beeghley and Barbara Zook/Zug married in 1765, Brothers Valley, PA. > W.G. Beeghley's book, Descendants of Michael Beeghley and Barro Inken, 1983, is likely based on poorly-interpreted information. > Some meticulous research, discussed and reported on this network, says that Barro never existed. Dates and re-interpretation-rereading of the German scri
14. [MDGARRET] 1870 CENSUS [1]
Connie, I just ordered the 1870 census so that's one more down. Harriet
15. Re: [MDGARRET] Simeon (Simon) KNOX Burial Place [1]
In a message dated 8/9/2001 6:42:49 PM Pacific Daylight Time, cbeachy@gcnetmail.net writes: << Lois and Beth I finally got around to calling Carlton Knox' daughter. She says his father was Clarence Knox, not Simeon/Simon. And she's never heard of a Simeon/Simon. I'll call her mother tomorrow. >> Hmmmmm. I specifically asked about Simon, but was very hurried as it was our last day in Bittinger. Maybe Simon was the grandfather. Must be a connection somewhere. Hope you're able to get the straight
16. [MDGARRET] Fike and Beeghly Information [1]
>From "Descendants of Michael Joshua Buechele and Barro Inken" document, which was sent to me in connection with Knox family: FIKE: Elizabeth Bowman, 4, Hopwood, Pa., at death, was b. May 20, 1833, near Accident, Md., d. Mar. 9, 1916, m. ___ 18__, Jacob F. THOMAS who was b. Oct. 31, 1839 at Asher Glade, Md., d. Aug. 22, 1914, son of Jacob THOMAS and Catherine FIKE. Farmer and Storekeeper. Church of the Brethren. Thomas Cemetery, Markleysburg, Pa. BEEGHLY: Michael Joshua BUECHELE, Berlin Pa., at death wa
17. [MDGARRET] Allegany College [1]
Not sure if this is what you want, but try it. =;o) Carolyn http://www.ac.cc.md.us/ take your pick of depts. at bottom of page
18. [MDGARRET] Re: [MDALLEGA] Shades Mill- listed in Garrett County census [1]
Shades of Death was an area along the original National Pike, that was so thickly forested that even in the day time, the Stage Coach drivers could not see the Highwaymen laying in wait for them. This area is located about 5 miles east of Grantsville. When I was a kid there was a Turner Dairy farm located in the dip just before you got to the Shades of Death. It's long since been torn down and deserted. So I cannot give a better description of the location. Connie
19. [MDGARRET] photos [1]
Thanks, Connie! I found Homer D. Custer and family under the Friend page, but, can't find his grandfather's picture, David Custer. It used to be on the Garrett pg. The section titled "Family photos" comes up with just the heading. I assume it's just a matter of time until those are posted again????? Warmest regards, Carolyn
20. Re: [MDGARRET] Bear Creek Church of the Brethren [1]
Hi, There are some excellent books with history of Church of the Brethren in western MD. I'm away from home, but think one is Allegheny Passages and I know there is another one. There is information on Bear Creek. I came across these sources researching David Merrill, the Bueghly family, and Weitzels (various spellings) who are all my relatives. Write to me after the 25th and I can see what else I might have on Bear Creek. Good luck Beverly Railey Walter
21. Re: [MDGARRET] photos [1]
In a message dated 8/20/2001 6:31:35 PM Pacific Daylight Time, loism63@hotmail.com writes: << Thanks, Lois. I'm not sure if they are related or not. I'm still trying to figure out who is who in the Miller clan of Garrett County. Have a good night. Lois Melinat >> You're welcome . . . and yes, there were/are a lot of Millers. :-) Lois H-S
22. Re: [MDGARRET] Faidley/Fadley/Fedelee [1]
Lois and Carolyn, I have a lot on the Fadele/Faidley line. My gg grandmother was Deliliah Faidley, born 1829 in Upper Turkeyfoot,PA, and married Frederick Younkin. Their daughter Mary Ann Younkin was my g grandmother. I have the parents of Peter and Susanna as Michael Fedele. Would you like me to send what I have on the Faidley line? The genealogy report is 12 pages long. I don't have anything on the Nyce line and would love to add to Susanna's line. I have no Ruth Catherine Faidley. Where do you
23. [MDGARRET] Look up, please. [1]
Would anyone have the book listed below????? I would really appreciate a look up on my family surnames (prior to 1900) which are said to be in the index. Rockwood Area Cemeteries, Somerset County, Pa. originally recorded by Dr. E. C. Saylor for the WPA, townships of Black, Middlecreek, Milford and Upper Turkeyfoot, ca. 1800 to the 1930's. Surname index includes family names of: SWEITZER FAIDLEY FREIDLINE Warmest regards, Carolyn
24. [MDGARRET] URL Va Muster Rolls [1]
http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/va/rockingham/miscellaneous/muster_rolls.txt Lots of surnames!!!!!!!!! =;o) Carolyn
25. Re: [MDGARRET] Bear Creek Church of the Brethren [1]
In a message dated 8/15/2001 2:24:38 PM Pacific Daylight Time, Bez4@aol.com writes: << Bez4@aol.com >> Beverly, Thanks. I've added you and Ralph Egyud to my address book on the Beeghleys/Livingoods/Dursts. That way (hopefully) all of us can keep up on anything that surfaces on the Beeghleys. I feel that there are a lot of pieces connecting my Hetricks to the Beeghleys -- Would love to know where the Beeghleys lived for starters as the Beeghleys obviously had two of my Hetricks as borders when they
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