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1. [PABEAVER-L] Indians sign letters [1]
Hello All, I just received the Pittsburgh Gazette Gleanings 1786-1820. In browsing through it I've seen several notices of Indian Chiefs signing letters to Pittsburgh merchants. Can anyone explain to me what these letters were about, or for? Thanks, Carol S.
2. [PABEAVER-L] Lecture Opportunities [1]
MONDAY, APRIL 16, 2001, 7:30 p.m. JEWISH GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY at the Jewish Community Center, 5738 Darlington Road, Squirrel Hill, Pittsburgh, PA. Free and open to the public. "Walking Aroung the Neighborhood with the Census Taker: Why did he always miss my ancestor?" will be presented by Elissa Scalise Powell, CGRS. The Federal Census is a wonderful and basic tool for genealogists, after vital records, but finding the ancestor can be a challenge. This lecture shows what type of information is on each cens
3. RE: [PABEAVER-L] Alexander Davidson ! [1]
Chuck, 1850 census Rochester Twp. Dwelling # 31 Family # 33 Alexander Davidson age 30 Farmer Value of Real Estate Owned -2500 Born in PA Eliza " age 23 " Ann " age 2 " William " age 18 Farmer " Catharine Lewis age 15 " Happy Hunting! Pam
4. RE: [PABEAVER-L] Re: PABEAVER-D Digest V01 #108 [1]
Sylvia, have you ever seen the name as Beegle? or some variant of that? Janis > -----Original Message----- > From: TentKamper@aol.com [mailto:TentKamper@aol.com] > Sent: Saturday, April 07, 2001 11:03 AM > To: PABEAVER-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [PABEAVER-L] Re: PABEAVER-D Digest V01 #108 > > > I am researching the BEIGHLEY line. It has variant spellings, of > course, as > so many do. BEIGHLIE/BEIGHLY and probably some I have not yet > run across. > Anybody able to help me? Sylvia > > > ==== PA
5. [PABEAVER-L] Dawson/Robb [1]
I have just recieved information today that Catherine Dawson, born abt 1818 in Beaver county, married a James Robb. I have no source, only family sent the name of her husband.. There isn't a marriage listed in any of my Beaver books. I would appreciate anything that the list members might have. Catherine Dawson was the daughter of Benjamin and Sarah Bain Dawson of Beaver Co. Thanks so much, Brenda
6. Re: [PABEAVER-L] Tax and /or land records [1]
The Beaver County Genealogical Society has access to tax records up to 1840. Land records are through the courthouse in Beaver. http://www.rootsweb.com/~pabecgs/contact.htm Alice At 08:31 AM 4/29/2001 -0400, you wrote: >Hi, >Does anyone have access to the tax and land records from Beaver Co. in the >1820's? >My grgrgrandparents married and lived there during the '20's before >migrating to >Ohio about 1830---John HUGHES and Elizabeth ROGERS. >John was born in Wales and Elizabeth in Ulster, Ire before 1
7. Re: [PABEAVER-L] dunlap, mcclure [1]
I also have very little info. What I have is Wilson Dunlap married Amelia Tea daughters Elsie, Elizabeth and Marie. I'll keep my eyes open for anything that mentions your names. Wilson and Amelia were supposed to have lived in New Brighton when Elsie got married in 1902. Bonnie Wilson ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, April 14, 2001 10:52 PM Subject: Re: [PABEAVER-L] dunlap, mcclure > Bonnie, > I don't have access to the book but was
8. [PABEAVER-L] PHELAN/WHELAN, Edward [1]
Edward Phelan, born 1805, perhaps Tipperary, died 1871 in Youngstown, OH. Married to Margaret McCormick, with the following known children: John, born 1841, and James, 1845, perhaps Tipperary; Catherine, December 1846, in Tipperary; and Bridget, Jan, 1848, in Tipperary. Margaret immigrated with children James, Catherine, and Bridget in Oct 1849, arriving in Philadelphia. I haven't located the husband's immigration or that of the son, John. The family was in the Summit and Cresson area of Cambria
9. [PABEAVER-L] Re: PABEAVER-D Digest V01 #109 [1]
Janice, I think I have looked into BEEGLE and found no connection, but if you have something I would love to look again, thank you. Sylvia
10. Re: [PABEAVER-L] Indians sign letters [1]
Carol - Did you see samples of the letters? I believe some of those letters may have been I.O.U.'s for merchandise from their businesses. but I'm not sure without seeing something. That would be interesting. ~gina~ visit my website at http://hometown.aol.com/ginaburningsky/myhomepage/business.html www.burningskyenterprises.com
11. Re: [PABEAVER-L] We're looking for family! [1]
on 4/3/01 17:13, Leslie K. Sumner at qsaa@mindspring.com wrote: > Hi All! > My mom and I are looking for James Morrison, whose will was entered 3/30/1839. > Wife's - Rachel. > Children - Joseph, George, Elizabeth (Right), Jane (Douglas) who is my > grgrgrandmother, John, Sarah (Faddis), Hannah (Jackson), Benjamin, dau. > Rachel. > > He owned property in Newport, PA. > Benjamin married Nancy McGuinnis. George married Rachel (?). > Dau. Rachel married Michael Curry. > > William Douglas(2) was born 2/12
12. Re: [PABEAVER-L] Re: PABEAVER-D Digest V01 #108 [1]
Hello Sylvia, I found the following in my material: BAGLEY, Cornelius and Henry (newspaper articles) BARKLEY, George, James, John, Mrs. Nancy, Robert, Thomas (newspaper) BEAKLY, H. (newspaper) BARCLAY: Eliza J., Elizabeth, George, John, Wm. (Will Index) BENTLEY, Abraham (Will Index) BEIGHLEY; James, John (mentioned in Beaver History of 1888 - no bios) BEIGHEY; Isabel, Lizzie, Nicholas (same Beaver History book) BAGLEY, R. (same) Contact me if you want more on the above. Do you have given names and any
13. Re: [PABEAVER-L] Indians sign letters [1]
Thanks Carol - I cannot find the original message with the name of your publication - can you repost it? I'll go back through mine and see if I can determine which tribes these chiefs belong to - they were Northern tribes, and my family is from Southern tribes. BTW - none of our families match up - I'm researching Patterson/Covert/Harper/Swartz. ~gina~ visit my website at http://hometown.aol.com/ginaburningsky/myhomepage/business.html www.burningskyenterprises.com
14. [PABEAVER-L] Early Beaver county [1]
Taken from Warner's Beaver county History (1888): "In 1721, a very innocent looking map was published in London, Eng., combining and exhibiting the results of the French explorations in America. Harmless in appearance as it was it ultimately, by its claims & pretentions, inaugurated a contest, involving the supreme questions, whether the Norman or Saxon should control the destiny of this country; for the nation or power that could seize & hold the valley of the Mississippi, was master of
15. Re: [PABEAVER-L] Young family- Beaver and Butler counties [1]
Lynn, In Warner's 1888 History of Beaver Co I found: William Scott, son of John Scott and wife, Mary Margaret Steward, dau of Elisha Robinson of Maryland (no dates) William Scott, (same as above) oldest of seven children m. Frances Robinson (no dates), his next born brother, John, was b. 1809 . John m. Nancy Gilmore 1832, had children William, David, Samuel. William Scott, b. Hanover Twp, Washington Co Oct 26 1833; died Washington Co 1896. wife Martha Paden. John J. Moffet, b. 1833, Raccoon Twp, son
16. [PABEAVER-L] Cost of a copy of a Will? [1]
Hi list, Does anyone know how much they charge to get copies of Wills from the Beaver County Courthouse? And how long it takes? Do they need a SASE? Lynn Kutch - unicrnhorn@aol.com
17. Re: [PABEAVER-L] Re: PABEAVER-D Digest V01 #109 [1]
John H. Beighley, Commissioner Beaver County, 1864-1865 In 1861 John H. Beighley included in list of Committee of One Hundred appointees from Economy Townhship; (resolved to support families of local military) Company F, 10 Reserve, 39 Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, Private Jas. P.K. Beighley, June 3, '61, promoted to principal musician Sept 1, '63 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx BIO OF JASON HOYT Thomas Hoyt, paternal grandfather of Jason, native of Lancaster Co, PA, moved to Beaver C
18. Re: [PABEAVER-L] Journal of Beaver County History & EMIL BOTT [1]
Thank you, Alice. Linda
19. Re: [PABEAVER-L] McDonald in Beaver Co [1]
In a message dated 3/31/2001 5:25:18 PM Pacific Daylight Time, cat2dog1bmc@webtv.net writes: > Is anyone researching or have MCDONALDS? > > I thought I replied to your message a while back but couldn't find it in my "sent file"... I have some McDonald's from New Brighton area... Mary McDonald, born abt. 1838 in PA (parents unknown) married Leander Whisler whose family was also from New Brighton area. Terri Gordon, Redmond, WA
20. [PABEAVER-L] Tax and /or land records [1]
Hi, Does anyone have access to the tax and land records from Beaver Co. in the 1820's? My grgrgrandparents married and lived there during the '20's before migrating to Ohio about 1830---John HUGHES and Elizabeth ROGERS. John was born in Wales and Elizabeth in Ulster, Ire before 1800. Would love to get moreinfo on them. Ann PABEAVER-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > PABEAVER-D Digest Volume 01 : Issue 123 > > Today's Topics: > #1 [PABEAVER-L] Paul Campbell
21. [PABEAVER-L] Journal of Beaver County History & EMIL BOTT [1]
Hello: I am new to the list. I am wondering if anyone has the back issues of : "Milestones: Journal of Beaver County History," Vol 10, #4 (Fall 1985). "Beaver Countian" Vol. 4, Number 2 (1993) I would like to ask for some copies from these issues and will certainly pay for them. I did see that some back issues are on the Beaver County History webpage but I have not been able to access that site. The articles are about EMIL BOTT, the artist, 1827-1908. If anyone has any information about him,
22. [PABEAVER-L] Re: PABEAVER-D Digest V01 #108 [1]
I am researching the BEIGHLEY line. It has variant spellings, of course, as so many do. BEIGHLIE/BEIGHLY and probably some I have not yet run across. Anybody able to help me? Sylvia
23. Re: [PABEAVER-L] Indians sign letters [1]
I just read a really interesting historical accounting of the settlement of the Ohio & Kentucky area's in the last 1780's called the FRONTIERSMEN - until then, I was really not as aware of the northern Indian tribe movements in the Pennsylvania & Ohio areas until then. That is why I mentioned it is possible they were I.O.U.'s for merchandise obtained from the merchants by the indians. Do you have the names of the other signer's? ~g~ visit my website at http://hometown.aol.com/ginaburningsky/m
24. [PABEAVER-L] Migration to Beaver Valley [1]
Am looking for info on William B. Gillingham and family that migrated to the Beaver Valley sometime between 1894 and 1900. Thank you Tom
25. [PABEAVER-L] O'KEANE/O'KANE/KEANE/KANE surname .... ROCHESTER PA. [1]
This information is being sent to the list in hopes that one day one of my G-G-grandmothers 2 lost brothers families hopefully will try to find information on the family...do a search and come up with the Beaver Co Pa list as one to ck ... I have information out everywhere for the family... Her 2 brothers names were JOHN O'KEANE and FRANK O'KEANE their parents names were PATRICK and MARIA O'KEANE nee STAKEM/STAKUM + 38 other spellings of the surname... Patrick and Maria were both born in Ireland...Patric
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