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1. [PABERKS] Rudolph Meyer [1]
THE RUDOLPH MEYERS Sharon R.contacted me about a dating error in the June SurnameRoll #16. Unfortunately, there is no realistic way to correct it. Since it concerned a Rudolph Meyer, and I have quite a bit of information on the family, I extracted and condensed some of it for the group. If you have information on this Meyer Family, I would be happy to share. I anticipate finishing the main input in a month or so of the material I have on hand. There were a number of Rudolphs all in the same family. R
2. Re: [PABERKS] Reading, PA, Alkana Stout [1]
Lisa, This may not help you with your genealogical research, but it will explain the origin of a name you mention in your query. Alkana is a variant spelling for an old Hebrew name, Elkanah (Exodus 6:24). The father of the prophet Samuel was named Elkanah (I Samuel 1:1). In the 16th-18th Centuries Protestant Christians emphasized becoming acquainted with the Holy Scriptures and this carried over into the naming of their children. Those who were especially devout scoured the Scriptures for names to use. In
3. [PABERKS] CW pension files [1]
Sandy etal, >From my own experience, I would add a word of caution: Don't just write off the full package. I got my first set of papers back in the old days and did not request the complete file, so I got what the clerk thought would be the ten most pertinent pages. I thought there must be more and later ordered the complete file. I got 240 pages, and a lot of it was really vital stuff which documented family connections for which I have no other proof! Well worth the $37.00 to me, so I guess you pays your
4. [PABERKS] Looking for obit [1]
The Berks Historical Society has books of obits from (I believe) the Reading Adler which have helped me with the years in between. I would like to find an obit that occured in 1844 in Reading, PA. I believe this date falls between the ending coverage of the Reading Adler newspaper and the beginning of the Reading Eagle & Times. Any other possibilities?
5. Re: [PABERKS] Stuck Picture [1]
Re the stuck picture...would suggest you phone a local museum of art, history or photography and ask the curator for his/her best advice regarding both the stickyness and a recommendation for a photographer. If these resources do not exist in your community, the archive of the local university my be able to provide you with i\ information on the best way to unstick a photo. In addition, I'd suggest you call not one, but several photographers, about reshooting the photo. I have a 1' by 2' foot phot of m
6. [PABERKS] News from Pennsburg in 1902 [1]
Town and Country Pennsburg, Montgomery County, PA Saturday - June 7, 1902 THE DEATH LIST Henry FOGEL, a former resident of Macungie, died this week at the home of his daughter, Mrs. BAUSMAN, Reading, aged 79 years. He lived with Mrs. BAUSMAN since the death of his wife some years ago. About three years ago he had a stroke of Paralysis, from which he never fully recovered. He was confined to bed for 29 weeks. He formerly lived on a small farm near Fogel's schoolhouse about a mile from Macungie. Mrs.
7. Re: [PABERKS] Joseph Beedle(Beadle) b. 1749 [1]
Becky, Here is more information I found on LDS. Mary ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------- Husband's Name Joseph BEEDLE (AFN:TF4H-7F) Pedigree Born: 1749 Place: Morgantown, Washington Co, Pennsylvania Died: 9 Jul 1826 Place: Wingate, Montgomery Co, Indiana Buried: Place: Old Beedle Cemetery, Richland Twp Fountain Co, Indiana Married: 1780 Place: , , Pennsylvania Father: Mother: ------------------------------------------------------------
8. [PABERKS] Northampton County [1]
I suspect that many of you are also on the Northampton Co. list. Have you been receiving mail? I realized belatedly that I had not received any for quite a while? Perhaps I've been dropped from the list. Any info appreciated. Karen Collins Columbus, OH
9. [PABERKS] Re: PABERKS-D Digest V02 #204 [1]
Hello Betty, I have a question for you regarding German. >From an old church record my ancestor in Berks co. was listed as born in Braunschweigirthen, Germany. Upon researching Germany for this town all I could find was the town of Braunschweig. Then what is the purpose of the ending irthen? Does it mean born in? Thank You, Pat Uffenorde PABERKS-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > > Subject: > > PABERKS-D Digest Volume 02 : Issue 204 > > Today's Topics: >
10. [PABERKS] Mining ebay [1]
*LEDGER: Seller says: "This is a hard cover ledger, 5 1/2" x 11 3/4", dated 1865-1872, with 174 pages and is a ledger lists of purchases, I believe, for many people. Names are at the tops of the pages and is from Fritztown, Berks County, Pennsylvania. This is a really old account of peoples activities and include names: MILLER, ELYMEN, AMES, RUTH, MILLER, FRYE, GRING, LUDWIG, GITTELMAN, HAFFERS, EBERLY, BACHMAN, HATT, WEIDMAN, SWARTZ, BEACHLET, ROLLMAN, MILLER, LENEINGER and more. There is also a list of
11. [PABERKS] Fwd: Re: [PABUCKS-L] Raupp [1]
--WebTV-Mail-23902-92 Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit Best Wishes, Geri --WebTV-Mail-23902-92 Content-Disposition: Inline Content-Type: Message/RFC822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit Received: from smtpin-2208.public.lawson.webtv.net (209.240.213.138) by storefull-2293.public.lawson.webtv.net with WTV-SMTP; Wed, 26 Jun 2002 07:06:13 -0700 (PDT) Received: from lists5.rootsweb.com (lists5.rootsweb.com [63.92.80.123]) by smtpin-2208.public.lawson.webtv.net (Web
12. [PABERKS] Question [1]
I apologize for doing this, but I am getting SO little mail from Rootsweb the past couple of days, that I wanted to see if a select few would come back thru to me, and to find out if others are noticing the same thing happening with other lists? I am on nearly 100 lists, and got up this morning to 48 messages. Bill Hughes kinseeker4@earthlink.net
13. Re: [PABERKS] site for buying spam killer [1]
Can this conversation be taken to another list? It is getting to be inappropriate for PABERKS Genealogy list. Thanks. Peggy PABERKS admin >>> "bevis@losch.net" 06/06/02 10:54AM >>> I forgot to add the site to buy the spam killer http://www.mcafee.com/myapps/default.asp? ==== PABERKS Mailing List ==== Please do not post virus warning to the PABERKS Genealogy list. Rootsweb has virus help pages at: http://helpdesk.rootsweb.com/virus.html
14. [PABERKS] LEIBY [1]
Looking for Daniel LEIBY married to Elizabeth ??? Parents of Rachel LEIBY b. 4/15/1801, d.5/22/1875, married to Samuel STUMP. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Jack Schearer
15. [PABERKS] Slides of Blue Marsh area bring flood of memories [1]
I have the photo and can send it to anyone who needs it. Will keep it for one week on my PC. Jean ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The Pleasant Valley Roller Mills as it appeared in the early 1970s before the creation of Blue Marsh Lake. The building south of Mount Pleasant and north of what was the village of Blue Marsh was erected in 1741 and used water power until 1946. Photo courtesy of Paul L. Miller Slides of Blue Marsh area bring flood of memories Su
16. Re: [PABERKS] Stoudt [1]
Tohickeon Church Indexed Stout, Staut, Stoudt, Staud Peter Staud and Mary Catharine, a son John Peter bp. May 27, 1753 Peter Staut (Stoudt) a son, John Jacob, bp. May 26, 1756 George Mill and wife, a dau. Sarah Magdalena, born April 4, 1775, sp., Peter Staut and wife, grandparents Peter Staut Jr. and wife Maria Salome, a dau., Elizabeth, born Jan. 26, 1779. sp., Jacob Rauch and wife. Peter Staut and wife, a son, Peterus, born July 25, 1782 Daniel Staut, a dau. Elizabeth, born April 24, 1784 Peter Sta
17. [PABERKS] Fritz Burial Ground, Douglass Twp. [1]
Hope this article in the June 12 Reading Eagle is of intrest to someone. M. Fronk By Mary J. DiMeglio Eagle/Times Even though there was a poor turnout for the group's first organizational meeting Tuesday, Betty J. Burdan has hope the restoration of the Fritz Burial Ground will be a success. Burdan, 58, is spearheading the project to beautify and ease access to the cemetery off Evans Road in Douglass Township where bodies including eight Revolutionary War soldiers were buried between 1777 and 18
18. [PABERKS] Re: genealogy cost [1]
I agree with Herb and a few others regarding the price of Ancestry.com and other sites that charge. Twice I have signed up for their services and have not found anything of help regarding my ancestors. Guess I have learned my lesson. Now they charge for each area of search, census, vital records, etc., are all separate. It makes it much harder for those of us on limited income to continue researching on line. I know longer drive so I depend a lot on my computer for research. I don't mind sites ch
19. [PABERKS] Surname Roll Omissions [1]
Hi All, My apologies to those folks whose names did not get published. I work on the weekend and therefore was doing the roll Friday night. While I was working on it, my power went off three different times. I did not notice any deletions, but all except one set of names was in the raw data that I used to create the roll. Therefore, I must assume that the outages caused some deletions of which I was unaware. Here are the missing items and they are being put on the roll for anyone that wants the comple
20. Re: [PABERKS] Spam from Genealogy.com [1]
I can't think anyone would call Genealogy.com spam. That site is Family Tree Maker's site. I think the majority of us use FTM for our genealogy program. They have lots of good references and their " Genealogy Library" that I subscribe to is priceless. They also have a good search engine for surnames. http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/ Genealogy.com is a subsidiary of A&E and they do sell CD's and subscriptions. as does Ancestry.com. I think there was a warning about some site that had a similar nam
21. [PABERKS] spam killer available [1]
I just got a few days ago new from MCAFEE "Spam Killer" and it works GREAT!!! It has hundreds of subjects and senders already in the program , plus you can add your own filters(subject/sender/ and add friendly mail). This thing will kill the spam(you will hear shots firing sound effects as it kills the spam) and you can check little boxes for a complaint sent to Abuse, the web domain, the postmaster, etc. I am so sick of getting all this garbage .It is working great so far. It has sound effects to let you k
22. [PABERKS] SEIBER/THIESS/HIMMELBERGER [1]
Sandra Anderson, if you see this post, please contact about your SEIBER/THIESS/HIMMELBERGER connection. Thank you. Melanie A. Himmelberger mahimmel@nbn.net
23. [PABERKS] Spotts/Spotz/Spatz Family [1]
I'm looking for information regarding my grandfather Benjamin Franklin SPATZ Sr. He was born in PA in 1868-69 and died, probably in Beloit, Mitchell Co., KS between 1955-65. His parents were both born in PA. Their names may have been Conrad and Mary. Benjamin may have had sisters named Ellen and Amanda and brothers named Reilly and Samuel. Benjamin married a woman named Elizabeth sometime between 1890-1893. She was born in 1874-75 in Indiana. Her father was born in Indiana. Her mother was born in OH.
24. [PABERKS] Re: Berks county Genealogical look up [1]
--WebTV-Mail-28796-1293 Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit Hi Marie: I have little in references past 1800! I did find a Henrich ZIMMERMAN and wife Elisabeth HILL who sponsored the baptism of Heinrich CHRIST, son of Valentine CHRIST and wife Catharina on 4/21/1782 at Moselem Church in Richmond, Berks Co., some 20 years earlier. In marriages I found a Henry ZIMMERMAN married to Maria KELLER on 4/2/0/1784, but this was across the county in Stouchberg at Christ Luthera
25. [PABERKS] GUARDIANSHIP [1]
THE HIDDEN CLUES IN GUARDIANSHIP BONDS by Richard A. Pence richardpence@pipeline.com http://www.pipeline.com/~richardpence/ The researcher was becoming frustrated by her inability to discover the maiden name of her ancestor Mary, the wife of Anthony KELLER. "All I have been able to find out," she lamented on a surname mailing list, "is that Anthony's second wife made life so miserable for Mary's two boys that they were forced to go back to Ohio to live with their
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