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1. [PAYorkGEN] Orphan's Court Records Carsons [1]
>. > >. > >Would greatly appreciate it if someone with access to the Orphan's > >Court Records could tell me about the following Carsons mentioned > >on the pages indicated: > > > >David Carson 148, 216, 217 > >Jannet 216,217 > >Samuel 148 (2), 216, 218 > >William 122, 148 > > > >Thanks very much > > > >Josette Maxwell > >Boone NC
2. Re: [PAYorkGEN] Aldinger families [1]
Hi Kaye, I see you have a MYERS in your family. By any chance do you know Elizabeth's siblings? I am searching Nora Emily MYERS. Good luck on your adventure. Doris researching in PA: KELSALL>LAWLEY>SHANE>MYERS STRONG>DAVIS>POORMAN
3. Re: [PAYorkGEN] Re: PA-YORK-GEN-D Digest V03 #43 [1]
If anyone has this book, I am looking for David and Jeremiah Eaton who are found in Fawn Grove on the 1790 census. No one seems to have any idea where these two were from or to whom they were related. If they appear in the book, please let me know-Thanks-jo GeaWJolley@aol.com wrote: > Mr. Kelly, > I am new in research in PA. I have not heard of "History of York Co., Pa," by > J. G. Prowell. Would you please check for HOUSTON or HUSTON? I have just > finished the Index for wills and found, (I hope) my Ja
4. Re: [PAYorkGEN] Re: Col. John Kelley, York Co.,Pa., Militia, Rev. War [1]
Hello again Bob: I do not know about any Quaker connection. I do know that the John Griffith gave the land for the cemetery and the church named Roundhill and the church was Presbyterian. There was a son David and I do have other sibling names. John Grifftith owned land called Hopyard. I am still trying to piece this together. There are no stories in family to draw from that I know of. I know that the McCann's are buried at Roundhill in that generation and at New Freedom for the next generation
5. Re: [PAYorkGEN] Aldinger families [1]
:Hello Doris: This is what I have. Abraham Mayer and Elizabeth Erb married August 23, 1809 in Lancaster County. They had four children. Elizabeth who married Frederick Aldinger, John born 1810 in Lancaster married Susan Blair and he died in Muscatine Iowa, Anna born May 1818 and married Mathias Albright, and David married Sophie Bachman ( might have been Sophia Haas, George Hass' older sister and widow of Adam Bachman. Abraham and Elizabeth migrated with two of the children to Iowa. Where John die
6. Re: [PAYorkGEN] Aldinger families [1]
Hello Debra: I have Emma Ellis b. 1879 and died 1943 Married September 8;, 1889. She is married to Edwin Aldinger. In reading this she may have died in 1958. Edwin died in 1942 sometime before October because that is when my grandmother came back to our house and she had been gone since June. I have Alice S. Grim married October 5, 1893 and that is all I have. But Charles Aldinger was living in Charleston South Carolina. I believe that he had a cigar factory. I think I have a listing of children
7. [PAYorkGEN] re: Col. John Kelley, York Co.,Pa., Militia, Rev. War [1]
I found this in John Gibson's, "History of York County, Pennsylvania," 1886, 2002, pg. 738, 739, 740, 748. Lower Chanceford Twp. was "erected" in 1805, by petition from citizens. "The name 'Chanceford' is a compound word meaning a chance ford. The word was first known to history in 1745, when, by the division of Lower Hellam Township, the upper section of it, upon petition to the court, was called by the early Scotch-Irish settlers 'Chanceford' and the lower section'Fawn,' after which event Lower Hel
8. re: [PAYorkGEN] Re: Col. John Kelley, York Co.,Pa., Militia, Rev. War [1]
Ray & list, Gibson's book has the same info as Prowell's concerning John Kelly, killed at Kittanning in Sept. 1756, however I don't think the two John's are the same person. I did a google search for "Colonel John Kelley" and found some clues as where to look further. I didn't read in detail all that is posted, there may be other info. history & heritage of Central Pennsylvania's Susquehannah Valley http://www.visitcentralpa.org/HISTORY.htm Colon
9. [PAYorkGEN] Re: PA-YORK-GEN-D Digest V03 #43 [1]
Thanks for responding Sue. Unfortunately I do not know what John Kelley's military exploits were. In the book I referenced," History of York Co.,Pa", by J. G. Prowell, in the section on the French and Indian War it states that "John Kelly of York Co. was killed 9/14/1756 in the attack on Kittanning". He was a member of Capt. Hance Hamilton's Company. I do not know if this is the same "Col. John Kelley of Militia fame" that the author describes in the section on Lower Chanceford Township. I doubt they
10. Re: [PAYorkGEN] Aldinger families [1]
Hi, Kaye: Thanks for responding. Your Emma Ellis and Alice Grim seem to be a generation younger than my Ellis and Grim. I have a few families of these lines who did cigar making, also. If you learn anything about the birth families of these two, I would appreciate hearing about them. Thanks, again. Deb On Friday, Jun 20, 2003, at 22:50 US/Eastern, CEHAUGHEE@aol.com wrote: > Hello Debra: I have Emma Ellis b. 1879 and died 1943 Married > September 8;, > 1889. She is married to Edwin Aldinger. In
11. Re: [PAYorkGEN] Aldinger families [1]
Hello again Deb: Do you have any information on the cigar making in the area that might help me put more together on Charles Aldinger. Thanks, Kaye
12. Re: [PAYorkGEN] Col. John Kelley, York Co.,Pa., Militia, Rev. War [1]
Tell me about the militia fame of your Col John Kelley. I have a Col. John Kelly of militia fame also. He served in the Rev. War and Indian Militias. He was instrumental in saving the the continental forces after the battle of Princeton. He was also a member of a large force sent by Washington to drive the British front from New Jersey and was present at the surrender of the Hessians at Trenton. He is the son of John Kelly and Mary ?? Kelly, born 11 Feb 1744 in Donegal Twp, Lancaster Co PA He married S
13. Re: [PAYorkGEN] re: Col. John Kelley, York Co.,Pa., Militia, Rev. War [1]
Do you have "History of York County, Pennsylvania"? I just wondered to see if you had anything about George List? He lived in Lower Chanceford Twps. Thank you for your time. Dixie List ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, June 09, 2003 11:50 PM Subject: [PAYorkGEN] re: Col. John Kelley, York Co.,Pa., Militia, Rev. War > I found this in John Gibson's, "History of York County, Pennsylvania," 1886, > 2002, pg. 738
14. [PAYorkGEN] Re: Col. John Kelley, York Co.,Pa., Militia, Rev. War [1]
Hi Neal, Thanks for responding. I have a copy of the book" The Chanceford Townships",York Co.,Pa. but I do not have the companion Survey Map. I appreciate the web site address. Best Regards, Raymond Kelly In a message dated 6/9/2003 7:04:52 AM Eastern Daylight Time, PA-YORK-GEN-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > Date: Sun, 8 Jun 2003 12:35:44 -0400 > From: "Neal O. Hively" > To: PA-YORK-GEN-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [PAYorkGEN] Col. John Kelley, York Co.,Pa., Militia, Rev. War >
15. Re: [PAYorkGEN] re: Col. John Kelley, York Co.,Pa., Militia, Rev. War [1]
Hello Bob Cooke: Do you have anything in that York History of John Griffith and George McCann? John died in 1793-4 in Hopewell Twp. George was married to Martha Griffith. These I know are listed as Colonial FAmilies Hopewell Twp.York. Also does your Cooke name go back to Lanarkshire Scotland? I am looking for a Mary Cook married to James Pettigrew in the early 1800's. Thanks for your time. Regards, Kaye
16. Re: [PAYorkGEN] Re: PA-YORK-GEN-D Digest V03 #43 [1]
Mr. Kelly, I am new in research in PA. I have not heard of "History of York Co., Pa," by J. G. Prowell. Would you please check for HOUSTON or HUSTON? I have just finished the Index for wills and found, (I hope) my James Houston in 1784 and John Houston in 1769. I know David Houston was born in York CO (or Lancaster) in 1751. I am in Nashville, TN so looking up is difficult. I am just wanting anything concerning my family. Gea Jolley
17. [PAYorkGEN] new to list [1]
Hello all, I'm new to the list. I'm researching the following families. Would like to exchange info with anyone researching them. Looking for Biddles and Meyers of Hanover. Looking for all of them. I have part info for William Henry Biddle son of David Biddle born about 1820? Hanover area.. also Meyers, William E. Meyers born abt. 1872 born in PA probably Hanover area. His wife Martha (Maddie) Koons Born abt 1870 in Md Looking for their parents and siblings. e-mail me at sheayalu@bv.net Thanks, Lu
18. [PAYorkGEN] Fw: Bartels family of York City, York Co, PA [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: Sharon Goetz To: PA-YORK-GEN-L-request@rootsweb.com Sent: Thursday, June 05, 2003 2:07 PM Subject: Bartels family of York City, York Co, PA Looking for info on a Frederick Bartels b. Mar 1843 in Brunswick, Ger. All census records show that he immigrated in 1850 when he was 7 yrs old. He must have immigrated with his parents. But I cannot find him in the 1860 or 1870 census. In 1860 census he should be with his parents. He married by 1867 so I should be able to f
19. [PAYorkGEN] Re: Col. John Kelley, York Co.,Pa., Militia, Rev. War [1]
Hi Bob, Thanks for the Info. The John Kelly noted in these articles was born in Donegal Township. Lancaster Co.,Pa., and moved to Union Co.,Pa in 1768. This is not the John Kelly who lived in York Co.,Pa. Best Regards, Raymond Kelly In a message dated 6/11/2003 2:02:04 PM Eastern Daylight Time, PA-YORK-GEN-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > Date: Tue, 10 Jun 2003 From: CookeRL3@aol.com > To: PA-YORK-GEN-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: re: [PAYorkGEN] Re: Col. John Kelley, York Co.,Pa., Militia, Rev. > War >
20. Re: [PAYorkGEN] Col. John Kelley, York Co.,Pa., Militia, Rev. War [1]
HI - Dr. Neal Hively writing. I have all of the Kelly land plotted out - see my website for index info - But - the Kelly's had land on Muddy Creek that divides East Hopewell Township from Chanceford Township. The Hopewell's book probably has the best summary of his land. There are also accompanying "connected survey maps" to show how all the original properties fit together. PA Original Land Records: http:\\www.innernet.net\hively\paland Neal ----- Original Message ----- From: To:
21. [PAYorkGEN] Re:Col. John Kelley, York Co.,Pa., Militia, Rev. War [1]
Hi Bob, Thanks for responding. I don't know what the author meant by "Militia Fame". The Thomas Kelly you noted in the 1783 Lower Chanceford Tax List has a son John born around 1755 that was Executor of his Father, Thomas's Estate in 1786. I believe this family had been in Chanceford Twp., York Co. since at least 1767. There is an Application for Warrant by Thomas Kelly for 300 acres in East Hopewell Twp. later called "Goshen", and patented to son John in 1789. There are numerous Applications for Warra
22. [PAYorkGEN] Col. John Kelley, York Co.,Pa., Militia, Rev. War [1]
I am seeking information on the "Col. John Kelley, of militia fame, who owned a large tract of land surrounding what is now Laurel Station on the York and Peach Bottom Railway. He had a son Thomas Kelley, a lawyer, and daughter Mary who married Dr. Mc Donald of Fawn Township." This informatiom comes from the book, "History of York Co.,Pa....", by J. G. Prowell, in the section on " Lower Chanceford Township". From the information provided John must have been residing in Lower Chanceford Township, York
23. [PAYorkGEN] Wireman and Morrow [1]
Looking for the parents of Mary MORROW that married John WIREMAN in York or Adams Co. PA around 1757. John was the son of William and Gertrude Sateman / Seijlmans Wierman They were Quakers Thankyou PJ
24. Re: [PAYorkGEN] Aldinger families [1]
Doris wanted to add that there also is all sorts of ways to spell Myers. In different documents it is spelled differently. Most common is Meyer, Mayer, and Moyer and Myer or Myers.
25. Re: [PAYorkGEN] Aldinger families [1]
Hi, Kaye: Sorry, I don't have any of your specific names in my family lines, but the Emma Ellis and Alice S. Grim caught my attention. I have a Lyde J. Ellis and a Lydia A. Grim from the same time period in my husband's family. I don't have birth family information on either of them. Do you have birth family information on your Emma Ellis and Alice Grim? Any assistance would be appreciated. Thanks, Debra On Friday, Jun 20, 2003, at 13:07 US/Eastern, CEHAUGHEE@aol.com wrote: > We are going to
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