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1. Obit of Edwin F, Haas b. 1889 [1]
Sergeant Edwin F. Haas Edwin F. Haas was born May 12, 1889, at Reading, Pennsylvania. Prior to his enlistment with the Constabulary, he served with the US Navy aboard the U.S.S. Wisconsin from May 12, 1906, to May 12, 1910. He enlisted with the Constabulary on August 5, 1910, and was assigned to Troop B, Wyoming. On October 17, 1924, while trying to dislodge a jammed cartridge in his revolver at Troop headquarters, he was accidentally shot and killed. At the time of his death he was the Troop Qua
2. Thomas Davis, d. 1752, Cumru, Berks, PA [1]
I am seeking information about Thomas Davis who died in 1752 in Cumru, Berks County, PA. His wife, Elizabeth, died in Cumru in 1760, naming minor children: David, Thomas and Sarah, and designating her brother-in-law Thomas David Rees as executor of her will. It is most probable that David Davis, the son of Thomas, married Nancy Thomas (perhaps as second wife) and moved to Northumberland County. Any information about this family would be gratefully received. Natalie Burrows N.Burrows@earthlink.net
3. News from Pennsburg - July 9, 1904 [1]
Ref: Town and Country Newspaper Pennsburg, Montgomery County, PA Saturday - July 9, 1904 SWINDLERS TRY TO BUNCO Solomon CRESSMAN, of near Coopersburg, came near being the victim of a clever swindler. A salesman claiming to represent a phonograph company from Minneapolis, the other day called at Mr. CRESSMAN's home and presented a tempting offer to sell a $20 phonograph for $2, as an inducement to take the agency. He also was to receive free a six-foot horn and 16 records. These inducements served as
4. List of letters remaining in the Post Office at Hamburg, Cootstown, and Orwigsburg, 29 April 1817 ed. Readinger Adler [1]
Der Readinger Adler 29 April 1817 edition Hamburg Post Office Letters on hand, April 1st, 1817. Christian Albright -- Acker And. Banckas Eliza. G. Barker J. Brobst Mary Brobst John Cook Richard Dawlar John Diemer William Dunbarr Michael Deheldebrand George Dewalt Christian Fries Abraham Gooldy Nancy Hull Isaac Keller Henry Kroh Philip Klein George Leebreck Nicholas Mark Clay George Noyer Michael Potasher John Richards John Shoemaker James Simmons John Seaman Jacob Shepherd James Templin Hen. Fister, D.P.
5. Re: [PABERKS] odds and ends [1]
Northampton Co Guardians for minor children of John Markle, widow Catharine, admin. Children; Mary Elizabeth, now married, Jacob age 15, John under 14, Catharine Elizabeth, under 14, John George, under 14, Guardians, their mother and John Markle. Estate of Jacob Markle, yeoman, Weisenberg Township, 130 acres-return of sale, Admins, Katherine Markle and John Baker, sold to Phili Arnold. Merkel, Friedrich born 18 April 1741, s/o Lorentz and Catharine- Williams Cong. Merkel, Sarah of Henry and Elizabeth, bo
6. News from Pennsburg - June 25, 1904 [1]
Ref: Town and Country Newspaper Pennsburg, Montgomery County, PA Saturday - June 25, 1904 THE TICKET NOMINATED The representatives of the G.O.P. met in convention at Chicago, this week, for the purpose of placing a ticket before the public for President and Vice-President. After a grand display of oratory Theodore ROOSEVELT and Charles W. FAIRBANKS were nominated by acclamation on Thursday afternoon. The convention was tame throughout all its deliberations as there were no contests, all arrangements
7. odds and ends [1]
Philip Shafer, s/o Philip and Mary Shafer was born April 22, 1801 in (now) Stroud twp., and on April 22, 1824 married Phebe Phillips, who was born May 7 1806, d/o Jacob Philips. Phebe (Phillips) died Aug 2, 1874. Children; Charles, Srah Ann, Ann Maria, Ellen, Harriet, Mathias, John and Allen George H. Robacker, was born in Dreher twp, Wayne Co. He married in Greene twp. Pike county, May 7, 1870 to Louisa Heberling, d/o Peter and Regina (Strauss). Her paternal grandfather was Peter Heberling, of Baden, Germ
8. Young (very, very long) [1]
Young, Robert W. MD of Slatington. Native of Carbon Co., born Dec 4, 1847. S/o Jacob Young, native of Northampton, died 1851. The mother of Robert W., was Elizabeth Mummey, she was born in Northampton, d/o Jacob Mummery, and she died 1881. Robert W., had two sisters, Mrs. E.A.Kichline and Mrs. A. Birchey Dr. Robert married Aug 29, 1877 to Ella J. R. Kuntz, d/o Moses and Leah (Wert) Kuntz. Children, Lizzie May, Olive Mildred and Ralph W. Mrs. Young was the sister of Henry A. Kuntz, died in a railroad wreck
9. Young-very long. [1]
Youngs of Northampton Co Jacob Youmg, the ancestor of a large family was a native of E. Allen township, Northampton county, He was born May 4, 1772, died Feb 28, 1849 aged 76. He married Elizabeth Seem, of Northampton Co. She was born Jan 10 1776, died June 22, 1857 age 81y 5m 12. They were members of the Lutheran church and are burieed at Mooretown. Children; Jacob, George, Abraham, Peter, William, Joseph, Charles, Christian and Reuben Three of the sons, George, Abraham and Christian were married to 3 si
10. Re: [PABERKS] Fleetwood [1]
http://www.fleetwoodpa.org ----- Original Message ----- From: "Betty J. Burdan" To: Sent: Saturday, July 31, 2004 3:51 PM Subject: [PABERKS] Fleetwood > While we're on the subject of Fleetwood, does anyone know if there is a > historical society in Fleetwood....or a library with local history > references in it? How about the local newspaper, any archives that can be > visited? > > Betty > > > > > ==== PABERKS Mailing List ==== > Information on rootsweb viru
11. Re: [PABERKS] Oley ValleyJohn Heritage "The Colonial Years 1700-1775" [1]
Ray......I don't find listings for any of your names "Friess/Fries/Frees/Freese" I did find a Foos if you are interested........John
12. List of letters remaining in the Post Office at Reading, 16 October 1804 ed. Readinger Adler [1]
Der Readinger Adler 16 October 1804 edition List of letters remaining in the Post Office at Reading, Pa. which, if not taken up by the 31st of December next will be returned to the General Post Office as dead Letters. Conrad Apley, 2 John Benedum, near Womelsdorf John Bishler, Bern Oliver Bourdett, hatter, Readg. Frederick Brotheline, cabinet-maker, Readg. Thomas Buchanan, care of Sam. Laverty 2 Sam. Bullus, Readg. Christian Buhl, hatter, at Messrs. Schneider & Ritters Rebecca Byron, Readg., 2 John Cornma
13. Re: George Fries - Northumberland [1]
Frees(Freese, Frise) 1803 Jan 14 Estate of Christoper Keller, Hamilton township-Monroe Co, listed under debits, Simon Frees 11 April 1803, Estate of George Laubach, Williams township, 12 man jury by oath included George Frisz (Freese) Freeze (Frees) 21 Dec 1774 Guardians for minor children of John Freeze, Lynn township, (all under 14) admin; Thomas Everet, children, Peter, Elizabeth, John, Daniel, guardians, Jacob Freeze and Daniel Oswald Freis (Frize) 21 April 1767 Estate of Simon Freis, left house and
14. BERKSCO Best Resources [1]
I'm thinking of coming into Berks county later this week for one day to do some research and would like everyone's opinion on the best place for resources. Thank you. Rebecca
15. Re: Oley History Book [1]
Hi, I'm looking for SHOEMAKER (SCHUMACHER) info in the Oley area. When you get time....... Thanks very much. BarbCB
16. Re:Oley [1]
Sorry Barry. no Barlet's or Wirth's listed or anything close. John
17. Re: [PABERKS] 6th Battalion Cap George Barttorf's co. [1]
Does anybody know anything about the Frederick Young on the end of this list? Joyce john sassaman wrote: > First, the same people served under several captains, so one must look > beyond who the captain was. Second, it may be likely that Christian and > John also are listed under Philadelphia County, as some of my ancestors > appear under both. > > In the pa Archives, S6.V1:page 617, I find a listing for both Christian and > John Moyer. > I also find both in the Archives, Series 3, volume 5, page 638 un
18. Mining eBay, Part 1 [1]
*GENEALOGY CD: Berks Co Penn Families in DAR Genealogy: Families allied with Berks County, Pennsylvania, in the DAR . Records for families allied with Berks County, Pennsylvania, through residence, military, or other significant events, as documented by the Daughters of the American Revolution. Provides helpful information for tracing the female and military lineage. Information frequently found in these listings includes names of family members and those related by marriage--parents, spouses, siblin
19. Young - some Lees - some Phillips [1]
Burials At Allentown Young, Andrew born in NJ, 1753, died 2 July 1820, Catharine his wife born 22 June 1755, died 6 March 1824 Yundt, Susanna, nee Desher, wife of Johannes Yundt, 13 Jan 1778, died 23 July 1834 Dryland Kohler, Stephen, Oct 1749, Kolher, Michael born 27Sept 1753, died Aug, 1836, wife Cornelia (widow of Andrew Frankenfiled; isse, Philip and John). children, Michael, George, Elisabeth,( married John Beil and had David, Sarah and Susan), Margaret married Isaac Hackman) and Susan
20. George W. Loch [1]
The 1880 census has George W. Loch in Lynn Twp. , Lehigh County. The only other censues I have access to just list Head of Household. He was born15 Apr 1844. Can anyone check the 1850 and 1860 census records . I would like to find his parents. Everyone has been most helpful with my requests and I greatly appreciate it. Doris
21. Young [1]
Bucks Co indexed Jung/Young Peter Jung and Catharine, a dau Susanna born Jan 29 1761 John Ott and Margaret a son Jacob Bp April 19, 1779, Sp Jacob Jung and Elizabeth Sallatin single Marriages 1758 Feb 16 George Jacob Jung to Barbara Huth 1777 April 29 John Ott . s/o Michael and Margaret Jung, d/o Peter Jung 1809 April 2 Paul Herzel to Elizabeth Young 1823 March 27 Nicholas Rush to Maria Young 1838 March 8 Jacob Young to Mary Hoover 1848 Nov 5 William Young to Margaret Berge Best Wishes, Geri
22. question from 1898 what is Fleetwood castle [1]
Hi list, I have been working on my family history for all of about 10 months now. I have met some nice people and gotten a lot of help on my journey. I was wondering if anyone would help me with this question. Someone sent me an obituary from 1898 but did not mention the paper it was from. It is the obituary of Benneville Brown from 1898. It does not look like a newspaper today, but perhaps it was enlarged. It has a sketch (drawing) of Benneville at the top and it could be 10 inches in length. It
23. News from Pennsburg - June 18, 1904 [1]
Ref: Town and Country Newspaper Pennsburg, Montgomery County, PA Saturday - June 18, 1904 WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT A SURPRISE At the close of the Lehigh commencement exercises it became known that Wm. H. WELKER, one of the most popular members of the class, was married. His bride is a very popular young Allentown woman, Miss Evie HUTCHINSON. They were married in Camden some time ago, and agreed to keep the wedding a secret until after the bridegroom's graduation. Mr. WELKER, who is a son of W.A. WELKER, o
24. George Loch [1]
Thank you Geri, PenmanJC, and MikeZ for all the information. That is "our George". We knew he was married to Fianna Dorward. I really, really appreciate this. Doris
25. Re: [PABERKS] Rueben GOODHART [1]
Chester Co. Shoffner, Martin, Charlestown. Proved Dec 24, 1821. Exrs to sell all real and personal estate and divied proceeds af follows. To dau. Mary, wife Frederick Goodhart 1/8 of estate. To son-in-law Jacob Goodhart, husband of deceased dau. Magdalena 1/8. To children of deceased dau. Elizabeth, wife John King 1/8. To dau. Catharine, wife of John Slonaker 1/8. To dau Susanna, wife of John Moses 1/8. To sons John, Daniel, and Abraham 1/8. Exrs. John and Abraham Shoffner Best Wishes, Geri
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