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1. requesting obituary and infromation [1]
I am requesting an Obituary for Louise (Dunkle) Peterson, her husband was James J. Peterson who was a highly respected black man who lived in Bedford Co Pa for over thirty years, he died in 1909 any information on Louise and the three surviving sons would be greatly apprecited, the sons names are Walter, William Henry and a step son named Theodore Dunkle all from Bradford Co, Pa, Thank you Penny Wager _________________________________________________________________ Is your PC infected? Get a FREE on
2. Re: reuniting old pictures with descendants - Koontz family, Scott Koontz, Ch... [1]
In a message dated 7/22/2005 10:30:00 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, Dpurple403@aol.com writes: I can find an Emery Scott Koontz in Bedford Twp in the 1900 census - aged about 17. That would seem to match, but it's only a longshot... he's in the family of Abraham Koontz. Jeff Emery Scott Koontz, son of Abraham Koontz and Maria Clapper, born 20 November 1882, died 11January 1963, buried at New Enterprise cemetery, married Rosella Detwiler 23 December 1904. No issue. Maybe that is why
3. Blackburn Family/Bedford, Pennsylvania [1]
Is there a way to access Quaker meeting information about the Bedford County Blackburns and Edwardses? My brick wall is Sarah Ellen Blackburn who seems not to have parents. The earliest we find her is in the household of Amos Edwards and wife in Bedford County. In later years, after she married William Mock, we find her and her husband farming the Amos Edwards farm, and later still, Amos Edwards lives with the Mock family with William named as head of household. Nobody seems to know whos
4. reuniting old pictures with descendants - Koontz family, Scott Koontz, Charley?? [1]
Ended up with some old photos - look to be late 1800's (1880's/1890's to my eye - but I'm not very good at this) at an estate auction near Imlertown 2 weeks ago. The photos are fairly panoramic views of a farm and 6, 8, and 9 people (up to 6 males and 3 females). On the back of some of the photos it says "Koontz Family"... of course that doesn't rule out much when we're talking about Bedford. On one - one of the family shots - it says "Scott Koontz". On two others, it says "belongs to Charley
5. JOHN GORDON of Bedford County, PA. [1]
John Gordon of Bedford County, PA was my GGGG Grandfather. He died ca 1798. He could have come to Bedford County from Harford County, MD as a Jonathan Hamilton and a John Gordon, both with wives and children who later show up in Pennsylvania, were living beside each other there prior to the Rev. War. I have the names of his children as they were listed in John Gordons estate. Thomas married Mary Iams Mary married Jonathan Hamilton John who had children Sarah, Rebecca, Susanne, Elizabeth and John, m
6. Re: Jacob Fichtner - Ann Elizabeth Cook [1]
I do believe you have found it..... Here's the connection Descendants of Thomas Cook of Hopewell Twp., Bedford Co., 1 Thomas Cook d: Bef. 24 Dec 1869 in Bedford Co., Pa .. +Catherine . 2 James Cook Resided/s: 1869 Johnson City, IA James went west to Iowa... . 2 Ann Elizabeth Cook ..... +Jacob Fichtner . 2 Joseph M. Cook . 2 Ezekiel Cook ..... +Angeline Fisher m: 31 Jan 1867 . 2 Emma Cook ..... +A. L. Burket . 2 William Cook . 2 Delilah Cook d: Bef. Dec 1869 ..... +B. F. Tucker ..... 3 Jos
7. Re: Mansion farm, Bedford Twp [1]
Haney is a family surname in my HAWK/Bowser family. Della Mae HAWK b 1871 Indiana Co, PA m. Jacob HANEY who was b. McCalmont Twp. There is more on this line in Descendants of David Hawk by Robert Wm. Hawk. Will do a look up for you if needed. ------------------- On Thu, 21 Jul 2005 20:36:20 -0400 "sue harry" writes: > I noted mention of the "mansion farm" in the items regarding the > Martinsville newspaper. Does anyone know anything about property by > this name? I fou
8. John George Bowman/Bauman [1]
Still searching for the parents of John George Bowman, "The Dutchman", born 1827 in Bedford, PA. Married into the Coppock and Waters family from OH in IN 1850. Kathryn Bowman Parks I hear ethereal whispers persuasive,soft and still, "Daughter,if you don't remember us,who will?" Family is like the branches of a tree. We may grow in different directions, yet our roots remain as one. Each of us will always be part of the other. But oars alone can ne'er prevail To reach the distant coast; The breath
9. Re: JOHN GORDON of Bedford County, PA. [1]
Connie, You state that John GORDON's daughter, Elizabeth married John WIGFIELD. I have been searching WIGFIELDS, trying to break my brick wall of who my great-grandmother, Venitta "Belle" WIGFILED's parents were. Belle was born 1871 and died 1907. I have the following notes on an Elizath and John WIGFIELD. She may be the daughter of John GORDON: Source: Wigfield Newsletter, Ruth Phillips, ed, Pioneer Library, Bedford, PA. Vol 17, p. 8: "John Summers Wigfield b. Nov. 16, 1771 in St. John's Parish, Prin
10. Re: PABEDFOR-D Digest V05 #128 [1]
The address below will take you to the Pennsylvania Archives web site. http://www.phmc.state.pa.us/bah/dam/overview.htm Most large libraries have the 'printed' Pennsylvania Archives. Go to the address below to find out what the volumes contain. This is not an index, but a finding aid. Jocelyn in Ohio http://www.statelibrary.state.pa.us/libraries/cwp/view.asp?A=3&Q=40596
11. Martinsburg Herald, March 11, 1904 [1]
BEDFORD COUNTY BRIEFS (cont'd.) C. C. Snell, a well-known resident of this place, died at his home, on East Main street, shortly after six o'clock last evening. The announcement of his death came just as we were putting our paper to press. He had been seriously ill for several days and the end was not unexpected.--Everett Republican. D. R. Stayer and family attended the funeral of Lester Snyder at the Koontz church, south of Loysburg, on Sunday. Deceased was a nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Stayer. Wedn
12. Shavers in Early Bedford Co [1]
I'm trying to locate information on the Shavers in Bedford Co. prior to 1787. there was a John Shaver there in 1784, maybe earlier. Melissa
13. Martinsburg Herald, March 11, 1904 [1]
BEDFORD COUNTY BRIEFS. A Budget of Brevities--Gathered, Clipped or Condensed. From Our Sister County on the South. Mrs. Elizabeth Whetstone died at Schellsburg February 27th, in her 76th year. Her husband, Cornelius Whetstone, died about nine years ago. Andrew E. Dibert, late of Bedford township, by his last will directs that his personal property be sold. To his wife he gives the mansion farm for life. The two remaining farms to be sold at the best advantage by his executor. To his daughter Annie
14. RISELING family website [1]
Through the help of a friend, a message board for RISELING family questions has been set up through rootsweb and I will be acting as administator. If any of you are interested in subscribing, please feel free to do so. It's free. If you know of anyone else that might be interested that hasn't been included in this e-mail, please feel free to forward this e-mail to them so they can subscribe. Together, maybe we can figure out some of those big, dark secrets on the RISELING family that we have all been lo
15. Jacob Fichtner - Ann Elizabeth Cook [1]
Anyone with anything. I've seen the Fichtner name somewhere in the Bedford data but.... Kindly Obliged, Vernon C. Cook
16. Re: Jacob Fichtner - Ann Elizabeth Cook [1]
I found one Elizabeth FICHTNER b 1815 d 1854 who married Daniel KRING b 1809 d 1893. No other info. on Elizabeth. [from lineages submitted to Bedford's "Pioneer Lineages, v.3"] From the Bedford Archives, v.3 a note in the records of Adam Miller, Esq. Justice of the Peace for Brothers Valley Twp: "4/30/1793 Peter Barnd & Martin Fichtner for plaintiff, note of debt." From the Bedford Co. Archives, v.6: Notice in the Bedford Gazette 9/23/1853: "FEICHTNER, Mr. Martin m 9/15/1853 near Shellsburg Miss Amanda H
17. Re: JOHN GORDON of Bedford County, PA. [1]
Connie, You state that John GORDON's daughter, Elizabeth married John WIGFIELD. I have been searching WIGFIELDS, trying to break my brick wall of who my great-grandmother, Venitta "Belle" WIGFIELD's parents were. Belle was born 1871 and died 1907. I have the following notes on an Elizabeth and John WIGFIELD. She may be the daughter of John GORDON: Source: Wigfield Newsletter, Ruth Phillips, ed, Pioneer Library, Bedford, PA. Vol 17, p. 8: "John Summers Wigfield b. Nov. 16, 1771 in St. John's Parish, Pr
18. Pennsylvania Archives Seriees 3 Vol 7 [1]
I'm interested in a Henry Vandruff who seems to have settled in Bedford County in the 1780's - probably in what is now Belfast Twp, Fulton Co. Henry may have been from New Jersey, according to the information given by one of his sons in a later census and there may be a link with the Truax family who originated from Monmouth County. It's possible that he served in the same company which was raised in Monmouth County during the Revolutionary War. I believe that there is a list of lands granted to fo
19. Blackburn Family/Bedford, Pennsylvania Obituaries [1]
Searching for obituary for ANTHONY BLACKBURN, b. May 9, 1778, St. Clair Twp., Bedford PA/d. November 18, 1843, Napier Twp., Bedford, PA. Maybe buried in Spring Meadow FBG, E. St. Clair Twp., Bedford, PA. Searching for obituary for WILLIAM MOORE BLACKBURN, b. 1811, St. Clair Twp., Bedford, PA/d. July 2, 1851, Napier Twp., Bedford, PA. Maybe buried in Spring Meadow FBG, E. St. Clair Twp., Bedford, PA. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best
20. Re: Blackburn Family/Bedford, Pennsylvania [1]
Pat: In the Blackburn genealogy, copyright 1978 Evelyn D. Gibson, Arbor Printing Co., Lincoln, Nebraska - it says this of Anthony Blackburn... "...Anthony Blackburn was a birthright Quaker and grew to manhood in a devout Quaker family, but he disregarded one of his religious precepts when he married Hannah Moore, who was not of the Quaker persuasion. When this breach of discipline was discovered by the members of Dunning's Creek Meeting they drew up a complaint 2-18-1802, against Anthony "for marriage by
21. Re: PABEDFOR-D Digest V05 #136 [1]
In a message dated 7/22/2005 12:00:39 AM Eastern Daylight Time, PABEDFOR-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: I noted mention of the "mansion farm" in the items regarding the Martinsville newspaper. Does anyone know anything about property by this name? I found some references to this in several court documents while researching my HEANEY/HANEY line in Bedford. It sounded like there were gardens, and maybe orchards. Any info or suggestions on how to further research this would be appreciated. Morning Sue
22. Re: JOHN GORDON of Bedford County, PA. [1]
Hi Connie, My g-g-grandfather was John David Gordon of Bedford County. http://community-2.webtv.net/kmrw/jdg/ His parents were David Gordon (b. 1795) and Franey Livingston (Leviston, Loewenstein) but that's about all I know. Thank you for posting the info. John Wenger
23. Re: Pennsylvania Archives Seriees 3 Vol 7 [1]
> I believe that there is a list of lands granted to former soldiers, which > is mentioned in the web page extract below. I wondered if you know of the > location of the source mentioned ie. Pennsylvania Archives, Series 3, > Volume VII. If anyone has this book or who has access to it, I'd also be interested in knowing if Jonathan Hamilton was awarded the land in Southampton Twp. for his service during the Revolutionary War. If those of you who are savey with the Pennsylvania Archives, could you tell m
24. Martinsburg Herald, April 22, 1904 [1]
The remains of David D. Mock, son of Philip Mock, of near Cessna, were buried in the Fishertown cemetery on Wednesday. He died in the Jefferson Hospital on Monday following an operation for appendicitis. Mr. Mock was 28 years old and was married to Miss Frances Blattenberger, of this place, who with one child survives him. They lived at Salemville in 1902. Elizabeth Chamberlain, of Everett, wife of L. D. Chamberlain, died Tuesday morning of last week, April 12th, aged 47 years, 10 months and 25 day
25. Martinsburg Herald, May 6, 1904 [1]
Benjamin Mitchell died at his home in Everett Tuesday morning of last week, aged 85 years. Mrs. Mary C. Tate, widow of Captain Samuel B. Tate, died in Everett Wednesday evening of last week aged 62 years. She was a daughter of J. M. Barndollar. An unknown man was killed on the railroad below Cooks Mills on Monday. While it is not known how the accident occurred the prevailing opinion in the locality is that he was walking on the track and that stepping from one track to another to avoid an approach
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