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1. Re: Bond Child [1]
I have a similar documentation on my family in Rutherford Co. NC in 1830. -----Original Message----- From: Lynn_M._Paules@armstrong.com To: PABERKS-L@rootsweb.com Date: Monday, April 12, 1999 8:10 AM Subject: Re: Bond Child > >This is exactly the same situation that I have in my family. Parents died while >the children were still "minors" and a guardian was named for them. The >Guardian had to post a "Bond." I found the data for this recently in the
2. Re: Berks County Historical Society [1]
PTexter@aol.com wrote: Hello Berks, Can someone please tell me if the Berks County Historical Society has a website? I searched high and low on the net last night and couldn't even find a mailing address or a phone number. Gave up and went to bed. I would like to order a book about Berks County mapped cemeteries that was published and announced by the Berks County Association for Graveyard Presevation, Vol. 5, February 1999. Berks County Historical Society is at: http://www.berksweb.com/histsoc/ The
3. Re: Native American Tribes [1]
The Oklahoma Historical Society in OK City, is supposed to have a complete guide as approved by the NARA. Otherwise, contact the Fort Worth NARA and they can helpyou. Bonita -----Original Message----- From: Nourson@aol.com To: PABERKS-L@rootsweb.com Date: Thursday, April 29, 1999 12:57 PM Subject: Native American Tribes >Does anyone know of a web site that gives locations of the various Indian >tribes? > >I am specifically interested in those around Columbia and
4. Re: Rev. Philip Pauli [1]
At 02:21 PM 04/01/1999 -0700, Nelson R. Sulouff wrote: >Philip Reinhold Pauli was born at Magdeburg, Germany in 1742, arrived at >Staten Island in 1776 with the Rall Regiment of Hessian auxiliaries to >the British army, remained in Pennsylvania when his unit returned to >Germany in 1783... >and from 1793 to his death in 1815 served the Reformed church >in Reading, Berks Co. He gained a reputation as being "careful and >diligent in his ministry." He is buried in Reading. Any chance Rev. Pauli had a son or
5. MAURER,RUSH [1]
This appeared in the Thursday, Feb. 14, 1924, issue of The Berks County Democrat: MAURER-RUSH L. Leslie MAURER, son of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis F. MAURER, of New Berlinville, and Alice S. RUSH, also of New Berlinville, were married at Lancaster, last Friday afternoon. Maurer is a veteran of the World War having served witht he A.E.F. He is an expert watch repairman and was employed by several jewelers in this vicinity during the past few years. He is at present employed by the Hamilton Watch Co. of L
6. J.R. MILLER, 70 [1]
This appeared in the Thursday, March 27 1924, issue of The Berks County Democrat: J.R. MILLER died at age of 70 years Jeremiah R. MILLER, an aged citizen of near Pleasantville, died early SUnday morning at the home of his brother, Daniel MILLER. He was aged 70 years. Deceased is an uncle of John MILLER, employee of Reading Co. freight office here. {Boyertown} Deceased was a son of the late George and Rebecca (RHOADS) MILLER. Funeral was held Monday, March 24, at 2 o'clock. All services at th
7. seeking b, bp, or d of PA BADDORF, Peter [1]
Hi all-- I am seeking birth, bp or death record of this fellow: Peter BADDORF/BATDORF/BODDORF/BOTTORF, etc (c1790-1829) b 1788-1793, probably in Berks Co, PA; d 1829 in Dauphin Co, PA He may have been George Peter, Johannes Peter, or Jacob Peter Batdorf Thank you, Marc Seeking parentage (Penna.): (Mary) Cath STEINER Batdorf (c1780-aft1830 Berks>Daup), Wm FRANTZ (c1750-1805 Daup), Saml PETERS (c1821-c1870 Daup), Jacob RUDY (c1760-? Lanc>Daup), MaryAnn SWARTZ Peters (b1820-1897 Jun't>Daup), Cath UMBEHAUER We
8. Ebling [1]
Would like any information about JACOB EBLING born 1760 at Alsace Twp. Berks Co., Pa. Married Anna Maria Gerhard Dec. 20, 1789. JACOB died Jan. 14, 1846 at Tulpehocken, Berks Co., Pa. Do not know where he is buried. Am also interested in his son JOHN. JOHN was born Jan. 2, 1795 Tulpehocken, Berks Co. Pa. Married Judith Gasser Sept. 21, 1817. died 1855 JUDITH AND JOHN are buried at the cem. by the church in Rehrersburg, Pa. I also need something on their son EDWARD. JOHN died when EDWARD was 15 and
9. Elsie L. Yoder, 33 [1]
This appeared in the Thursday, March 13, 1924, issue of The Berks County Democrat: Elsie L. YODER Elsie L. YODER, Oley, daughter of Jared and Adelia (HARTMAN) YODER, died at the residence of her parents. She was 33 years old. She leaves her parents, a brother, Warren, Mt. Penn, and a sister, Mrs. Jacob KEEHN, Oley. She was a member of Spies Lutheran church. Funeral Thursday at 10 a.m. from the home of the parents. Further services in Spies Lutheran Church. Interment in adjoining cemetery. U
10. Cassel Family [1]
Hi, Look for info. on CASSEL family. I have an old cedar chest with writing on the inside of lid that reads, "This chest and all its contents belong to Mary K. Cassel & Hannah K. Cassel 1884". This chest was given to my mother after her sister died in 1980, I got it in 1990 from my mothers house after she died. Am trying to see if this family is related to my family line. Surnames: GOODHART, GUTHARD, LEPO, ANGSTADT, LEVAN, EISENHOWER, KLINE, KLEIN, HAGGERTY, SCHUPP, SHUPP, NEVINS, MILLER, KIEFER, SCHA
11. Re: SCARLETS MILL [1]
I was raised in Scarlets Mill, and most of my family lives there still today (I've moved away). Yes, there was a Mill, owned by the Scarlet family. It is an area of land that sits just south of Birdsboro in Robeson Twp. If you look on a map, it is the area surrounding Hay Creek. I have a book, written by a relative of mine, Jere Brady, called "A History of Scarlet's Mill" which contains a lot of information about the area and the families who lived there. I'm at work right now, so I can't tell you the pu
12. Re: PABERKS-D Digest V99 #119 [1]
In a message dated 4/30/99 7:24:14 AM Eastern Daylight Time, XWORD@aol.com writes: > according to my 'collection', not research, Ann Margaretha Faeg was the 1715 > daughter of Johann Peter Faeg 1672 and Anna Maria Risch 1681. She was, if > the information is correct, the sister of my 5g grandfather, Johann > Leonhardt > Faeg. I had not heard the 'killed by indians' story -- thank you. The source of the "killed by Indians" story is: The Historical and Biographical Annals of Berks County, Morton
13. Re: Land Records [1]
You might try and see if the films can be gotten on interlibrary loan with your near library. I do lots of research that way and find lots of info. Ronnie -----Original Message----- From: CherBolton@aol.com To: PABERKS-L@rootsweb.com Date: Sunday, April 11, 1999 12:04 PM Subject: Land Records >Ok..all thanks for the help. Now let me rephrase my question..... Does >anyone know how to research Berk's County Land Records when you live in >Florida and no where n
14. Stouchsburg [1]
hi again. I recently found this and was wondering what anyone can tell me about this: Whitsuday 1833 Holly Supper in Rohrorsburg Jacob - 16 Stouchsburg, Berks Co. Christ Lutheran Church I belive this is a baptism record and if it is where would i find the record for this, as it might show me who his parents were. Thanks again :) Bret
15. Re: Records of Pastor Johann Casper Stoever [1]
> > His baptismal register has been published in book form-but I am not sure if > it is still available--I rather doubt it. It is in many genealogy libraries > though. It spans many churches and congregations--he traveled from one > congregation (and county) to another--even into MD. His records are also > listed in the various county baptismal and church records books--for the > particular county the baptism in question is recorded for. The Berks Co. > baptisms for example would be in the Berks
16. SEYLER - HAVE CIVIL WAR DATA [1]
Received a file from the NARA that is NOT my Seyler family. Would like to pass along the data to someone else who may be searching this family. William M. Seyler, born ca 1826. Enlisted in Co. K, 179th PA Infantry. Served 23 October 1862 to 27 July 1863. Discharged honorably at Harrisburg, PA. His post office at time of pension was PRICETOWN, BERKS CO., May 1895. Glad to help you!
17. The Historical Society of Berks County PA (http://www.berksweb.com/histsoc/) [1]
As per the request by a list member http://www.berksweb.com/histsoc/ Best Regards, Michael Shafer Schdffer Wood Works Timber Framing & Fine Wood Working Pittsburgh, PA mbshafer@telerama.lm.com
18. Re: Berks County Historical Society [1]
Hello Berks, Can someone please tell me if the Berks County Historical Society has a website? I searched high and low on the net last night and couldn't even find a mailing address or a phone number. Gave up and went to bed. I would like to order a book about Berks County mapped cemeteries that was published and announced by the Berks County Association for Graveyard Presevation, Vol. 5, February 1999. Regards, Paul Texter - Chandler, AZ ptexter@aol.com Website: http://members.aol.com/ptexter
19. Balthasar REIMER [1]
Hi again: I am trying to determine an exact date of death for one of my ancestors. Here is the info: Balthasar REIMER was b. 30 May 1715 in Mutterstadt in The Palatinate. He was married there as well on 11 Feb 1738 to Ann Margaretha RENNER. The immigrated to the USA and arrived in Philadelphia on 30 Sep 1754 aboard the ship brothers with 3 of their children. The family begins showing up in records in Berks Co. starting in 1764. Balthasar was apparently in debt based on court records found in Berks c
20. Posting an inquiry [1]
What is the correct procedure for me to post an inquiry to be passed out to your subscribers. Appreciate your help;
21. Re: FEG [1]
I would like to second that lookup for RIETH/REITH/REED since I am descended from Johann George RIETH and his son, Christopher/Stophel who lived in Tulpehocken. Christopher's son, Conrad, lived in East Brunswick, Schuylkill County and married an Elizabeth NEY/NEU. Johann Georg's wife was Anna Elizabeth KERN daughter of Thomas and Eva Maria (Jopp/Job) KERN. Anna Elizabeth KERN was single in 1753 but Christopher was born in 1759 .. have never found the actual marriage proof .. but, the marriage is mentione
22. Re: FEG [1]
Barb- while on the subject of the Fegs--I have the following FEG entry in my GEIGER files for Berks County--and I can't identify this person--does anyone know who this Ann Margaretha FEG GEIGER is? >From Rev. Stoevers Records, Nicolaus Geiger of Tulpehocken married Ann Margaretha Feg on 9 December 1740. Later records indicate that Nicolaus wife and 2 children were killed by Indians in 1758. There is a Lancaster County will for a Nicholas Geiger proved 19 October 1784 which probably refers to thi
23. Catherine KEHS, Boyertown [1]
This appeared in the Thursday, Jan. 31, 1924, issue of The Berks County Democrat: Mrs. Frank KEHS Catherine, wife of Frank KEHS, of East Fourth street, this borough {Boyertown}, died in St. Joseph's Hospital, Reading, as the result of a hemorrhage. She had been ill several days. Deceased was aged 37 years. She was admitted to the institution Tuesday, Jan. 15. Besides her husbend, who is manager of the American stores here, one son survives. (I am not researching this family. I'm just providing t
24. Anna Catharine RHOADS [1]
This appeared in the Thursday, Jan. 31, 1924, issue of The Berks County Democrat: Mrs. Norman RHOADS Anna Catharine, wife of Norman Rhoads, of Water Street {Boyertown}, died of complications at her home, aged 28 years, 7 months and 18 days. She was a daughte rof Henry and Minnie (HAMBURG) GRABERT. Her name was on the roll of St. John's Lutheran Church. Besides her husband and parents, she is survived by these children: Anna, Lillian, Charles, Linwood and baby, Helen Irene, all at home, and broth
25. Re: Townships in Berks PA [1]
Bob Henderson wrote: > > I have found documents referring to the Cocallico Township of Berks county > PA. I can not find this Township mentioned on the web page of Berks county > PA. Can anyone tell me what happened to this Township? > Bob Henderson Dallas TX ///////////////////////////////////// Bob, Like you, I cannot find mention of a town or township named Cocalico in Berks Co., and I doubt that such ever existed. (Incidentally the correct spelling is "Cocalico.") You might want to look into the
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