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1. Chester County paper mills 1779 -1967 [1]
Wonderful info, but it will only be helpful to the few list members who can actually visit the CCHS. (don't we ALL wish we could do so!) Could you share with us the names of the mills you recorded, as found in the article, and their geographic location, years of production, and owners? I had many family members that were active millers, of many types, and would be very interested in this info. Sandra " I copied only the mills I had an interest in and do not have a listing of what mills are there. "
2. Chester County paper mills 1779 -1967 [1]
Wonderful info, but it will only be helpful to the few list members who can actually visit the CCHS. (don't we ALL wish we could do so!) Could you share with us the names of the mills you recorded, as found in the article, and their geographic location, years of production, and owners? I had many family members that were active millers, of many types, and would be very interested in this info. Sandra ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday
3. Maris [1]
Here is a Maris page, done by a gen. friend I 'met' uears ago, from our work in Ohio Co,WV.....you just never know where 'cousins' will crop up, do you. S. http://www.lindapages.com/cunningham/marisgen.htm
4. Zion Lutheran burials [1]
partial list burials at Zion Lutheran Church Cemetery - Chester Co, PA http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/chester/cemeteries/zion.txt
5. Samuel Bond [1]
from THE HISTORY OF CHESTER COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA, by Futhey and Cope; Samuel Bond, son of Joseph Bond, of Bristol, Bucks Co, married 4-29-1749, Thomazine Downing, dau of Thomas, of East Caln, and settled in West Whiteland, he and his wife being members of Uwchlan Meeting. Their children were as follows; (1) Ann m 5-27-1773 to Robert Valentine (2) Jane m 1-13-1785 to Thomas Stalker jr (3) Thomazine b 1755 d. 7-29-1782 (4) Hannah m 5-16-1776 to her 2nd cousin John McPherson of Virginia (5) Joseph m to E
6. genweb additions- Stone cemetery [1]
Stone Graveyard Burials (1872), Lewisville, Chester Co., PA http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/chester/cemeteries/lewisville.txt
7. Re: Honeybrook Cemeteries--Jacob Weiler b.1781 [1]
Sue In Wills Abstracts of Chester Co 1801-1825: Andrew Weiler, Coventry, 12/14/1825 Matthew Geist, administrator. Diana in AL ----- Original Message ----- From: Sue Hardy To: PA-OLD-CHESTER-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Thursday, April 22, 2004 7:09 PM Subject: Honeybrook Cemeteries--Jacob Weiler b.1781 Hello CC Researchers, Can anyone recommend a good Cemetery Transcription Book for Chester County? I am looking for a burial in Honeybrook Twp, Chester, PA for: Jacob Weiler (15 Mar 1781
8. Re: Hephzibah Cemetery & HESS, Anna Snyder [1]
Hi - I found Anna Snyder Hess' obit in my miscellaneous HESS newspaper clippings that I copied at the CCHS last year (don't have Benjamin's). I will transcribe the obit and send it to you direct, since it's copywrited. I also wanted to send the basic info to the lists, so it would be "out there" and hopefully helps someone else. Here is the basic info: Anna, 87, died Sept 24, 1950, WIDOW of the late Benjamin Hess (I think you gave his date of death as possible 1953?). She was born in York county &
9. [PaOldC] Re: EDWARDS, Rowland [1]
I have a record that state's that SARAH MICHENER married on 13 11mo. 1759 to JOHN EDWARDS.........This was at Uwchlan & In 1724, MOSES EDWARDS mar. to ESTHER PLUMMER. This was at New Garden. >From Pa. births & marriages, 1682 - 1800. Tim ***** Subject: [PaOldC] EDWARDS, Rowland | In the records of Uwchlan M.M. are the names of Rowland and Mary ? EDWARDS | and the birth of their son, John 30 7mo 1750. Does anyone know the parents | of Rowland? I think perhaps John is the person who married Sarah MIC
10. Capt John Holmes' Co - 1814 [1]
from THE HISTORY OF CHESTER COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA, by Futhey and Cope Capt John Holmes First Lieut John Downing 2nd Lieut James Andrews Ensign James Wilson Sergeants Arthur Andrews jr, Joseph Ramsey, John Robb, Robert Mashbank Corporals James Ross, Wm Robeson, Francis Wallace, Robert Simpson Privates Andrews, James Ankrim, Archibald Alison, Oliver Alexander, Thomas Boon, John Brogan, Benj Best, John Cooper, John Carlisle, John Crosby, Nathaniel Corry, John Davis, James Fox, Wm For
11. Daniel Beaton [1]
from THE HISTORY OF CHESTER COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA, by Futhey and Cope. Daniel Beaton and Mary Griffith were married April 6, 1744, at the First Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia. He resided in Charlestown twp, and was perhaps the father of John Beaton, one of the active Whigs of Revolutionary days. John was one of those who learned the art of making saltpetre, and gave instructions to others in order that a sufficiency might be obtained for making gunpowder. In April 1780, he was appointed commissioner of
12. Re: Shafer [1]
Thank you, Sandra, for this item! But there are a few missing dates! ( as usual in Bios!) John Shafer married Elisabeth Merckel, (2/15/1769 - bef 4/1/1808 when her father wrote his will). She was a dau of my gr5grandfather's (George KERST) sister, Juliana KERST, who married Christian MERCKEL of Reading. Christian was a JP in Berks Co! Elizabeth Merckel Shafer was bapt at Trinity Lutheran, she married John Shafer, 6/23/1789 at Trinity Luth. in Reading. The birthdate for John and Elis's son George is 7
13. Re: CHESTER COUNTY, PA-FERGUSON [1]
** bp - BAPTISM ** Yes, Ok, I better start wearing my glass'es again, I went back into the book, and each one has a "bp" next to it, so thats what they were. Now all we have to do is look elsewhere for the birth dates, if possible My Big Mistake.....Please forgive me!!! Tim ***** ----- Original Message ----- Sent: Tuesday, April 20, 2004 11:48 AM Subject: Re: [MDCECIL] Re: CHESTER COUNTY, PA Look-up | | That would have been cool, but make sure the dates are not for baptisms. | Often the church records
14. My apologies ...... [1]
Really sorry folks -- misread my own writing!!! www.hti.umich.edu/m/moagrp/
15. the subject line [1]
I've been asked to remind folks of the need to put the ACTUAL subject into the subject slot.......this is from the Welcome Email, and I hope explains why it's important! "When you receive the posts via the digest form, and want to answer a query you find in one of those, PLEASE change the subject line to reflect the ACTUAL subject of your posting. If you don't it will simply say Digest,the digest #, etc which is useless, both for those who skim the subject lines, looking for things of interest, AND in th
16. Martha Marsh and Thomas Ashton Marriage, 1802, Chester County, PA. [1]
Martha Marsh, dau of William Marsh, Jr. and Elizabeth Cornwallis was b 19 Apr 1783 in Chester County. She m Thomas Ashton on 12 May 1802 in Chester County. They were both Quakers and after they moved to Ohio were active in the church. I am searching for information on their marriage. It is very possible they were not married in a Friends ceremony because Thomas may not have been in good standing at the time, but am uncertain. Is there anyone on the list who has access to marriage records of Chester Cou
17. Honeybrook Cemeteries--Jacob Weiler b.1781 [1]
Hello CC Researchers, Can anyone recommend a good Cemetery Transcription Book for Chester County? I am looking for a burial in Honeybrook Twp, Chester, PA for: Jacob Weiler (15 Mar 1781 - ?) and wife Mary Stauffer Weiler (1786 - ?) Thank you so much! Sue Weiler Hardy
18. Re: [PaOldC] Chester County paper mills 1779 -1967 [1]
Could you share with us the names of the mills you recorded, as found in the article, and their geographic location, years of production, and owners? I had many family members that were active millers, of many types, and would be very interested in this info. I made copies of: 1) Franklin Paper Mill 1828 - 1952 owners -Adam Hufnal from 1828 -1840, James Lysle & descendents from 1847 on. Located on west branch of White Clay Creek, Franklin Township (originally part of New London Twp). Near Kemblesvil
19. [PaOldC] Fw: John EDWARDS/Sarah MICHENER [1]
Alright, I see that now, 1st. page, geeeezzzz, I think I jumped to the Hinshaw Quaker CD after looking at Sarah & Johns stuff. That'll learn me for not sticking with one source throughout a search!!!! Sorry, Tim ***** | ----- Original Message ----- | From: "Candace Roth" | To: ; "Timothy L. Robinson" | | Sent: Sunday, April 04, 2004 11:43 AM | Subject: John EDWARDS/Sarah MICHENER | | | | | | Tim - another source fo
20. Re: FW: [PaOldC] GRAHAM families from early 18th c onward [1]
dear Melony and Listers, There are at least 31 SNYDER and 1 GRAHAM name from 1888 - 1910 in this scrapbook: I have uploaded about 100 pages from an old family heirloom scrapbook, and I believe they are ready to be reviewed by anyone interested in B-M-D news from eastern Chester County, PA between 1870 and 1912. This scrapbook was created by several unknown people in my family and covers mostly the areas around Spring City, Phoenixville, and Pottstown, PA. You can read more under the topic "Readme" when y
21. Hephzibah Cemetery, Chester County [1]
You might want to check with the CCHS.....if memory serves they have Hephzibah records there. S. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mary D" To: Sent: Thursday, April 22, 2004 6:28 PM Subject: [PaOldC] Hephzibah Cemetery, Chester County > Is there a record of who is buried in the Hephzibah Cemetery in > Chester County that is accessible from the internet? If not is there > anyway to contact the cemetery directly? > Thanks, Mary > > > ==== PA-OLD-CH
22. Re: [PaOldC]Kelly BOUND OUT CHILDREN - Poorhouse [1]
Eliz Hanebury, Thank you so very much for the lookup and info on Elizabeth Kelly. The family of Henry Kelly does look very interesting. I will try to work on these more. Milly Allison West Chester, PA Millyallison@wmconnect.com In a message dated 4/2/04 9:50:48 PM Eastern Daylight Time, ehanebury@comcast.net writes: > Not too many Elizabeths or Elizas the right age > Eliz > > > Michael Kelly b Ireland 27 in 1870 works as a boatman on a Canal. > Rose 35 keeping house b Ireland > R
23. CCHS [1]
As you seem to have actual death dates for these folks, have you checked to see if there are newspaper obituaries of film, at the CCHS? They offer a research service, and as you have actual death dates, it shouldn't take long for them to see if there are obits. > My name is JC HENRY, my great-grandfather was Charles Francis HENRY b. ca > 1845 immigrated in 1850 from Switzerland. He married Hannah MERCER b. 6/1845 d. > aft 1910 d/o of Stewart MERCER & Sarah DAVIS. Charles d. after 1920. > > Stewart MERC
24. Goshen MM = HOOPES [1]
Early Church Records; Volume 2 of Chester County, Pa. pg.90 & 91 HOOPES, DANIEL, of Westtown, yeoman, and his children: JOSHUA, m.1731.2.8 HANNAH ASHBRIDGE at Goshen. JOSHUA HOOPES d. 1769.10.4. ABRAHAM m. 1732/3.12.28 MARY WILLIAMSON at Newtown. **** HOOPES, DANIEL and wife, ELIZABETH, and their children: MARY, b. 1763.9.13: NATHAN, b. 1765.5.6; ELI, b. 1766.12.12; WILLIAM, b. 1768.9.30; GEORGE, b. 1770.9.6; JAMES, b. 1772.10.1; JOSEPH, b. 1775.2.5 & d. 1775.3.14. **** HOOPES, JESSE and wife, RACHE
25. Re: [PaOldC] VIRUS ALERT [1]
This is a HOAX, it is NOT a virus! ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, April 03, 2004 6:52 PM Subject: [PaOldC] VIRUS ALERT > I was advised that a virus has been passed to me by someone in my address > book. This is evidently a nasty virus and it infects everyone in my address > book. It is not detected by anti virus programs. I ran the test and found it in my > computer. > > Fortunately, this virus is easy to get rid of. But you
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