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1. Re: [PANORTHA-L] Re: [PALEHIGH-L] ULRICH FLICKINGER DESCENDANTSNEEDED [1]
Dauphin Co Orth, Charles, Middletown, was born in Swatara township, Oct 13, 1843, s/o Henry and Catharine(Eckett), natives of Gemany. Came to America in 1837 Charles married Annie, d/o Hilarius Bodmer Orth, Christian Henry, s/o Adam, was born March 24, 1773 in Lebanon (was Lancaster). He died 1816 in Baltimore, MD. He married 1794 to Rebecca Rahm, born Nov 22, 1773, died Dec 31 1843 at Harrisburg, PA Orth, Henry L. (M.D) was born at Harrisburg, Aug 17 1842, s/o Edward Lawrence and Margaret Cummings (Kerr
2. Re: [PABERKS] Allemengel Lutheran Church [1]
There was no Allemengel Church per se.... The area of Berks County around Albany and Lehigh County around Lynn Twp was referred to by the German emmigrants as the Allemengal area. So, all churches (Lutheran) in those areas were thought of or referred to as the Allemengel Church. The most common one that people think of when they say Allemengel Church, however, is the Jerusalem Church, also known as the Red Church because of the color it was. Ray Friess GEN-PICS wrote: >I am looking for the re
3. military records [1]
Hi maybe someone could help me. My daughter's boyfriend is trying to get in contact with his father's family from his second marriage or even get copies of the military records. How would we go about to get military records for a deceased person? His father's name is on the social security death index. What they really want is to get a picture of his dad. He only had one picture and when told lies he ripped it up. Now as an adult and with his father dying when he was younger he wants a picture again.
4. Kendal, Schorck, Miller, Landis [1]
Would like to contact anyone with an interest in the following persons: Frederick KENDAL b: 15 Sep 1779 d: Dec 1859 m: 4 Dec 1804 at Bern Ch., Berks Co., PA Elisabeth SCHORCK b: 1 Dec 1782 d: Sep 1856 They had 2 daughters: 1. Maria (Polly) KENDAL b: 1 Apr 1805 d: 17 Feb 1843 m: 11 Jun 1822 at Christ Tulpehocken Ch. Reading, Berks, PA to Michael LANDIS. They had 4 sons: William Felix LANDIS b: 20 Mar 1828 Alfred LANDIS b: 21 Mar 1830 Lewy LANDIS b: 13 Aug 1831 James Michael LANDIS b: 29 Sep 1834 2.
5. odds and ends [1]
Buried at Bethlehem Elizabeth Siegfried, nee Burns, 1832-93, born at Pottsville, PA. Being left an orphan, when she was quite young, she lived with different families until 1851 when she married Reuben Siegfried. Lydia Jarret, nee Jones, 1803-94, born on the Jones farm east of Bethlehem. After the death of her husband, Solomon Jarret, she moved to Bethlehem. Member of the Moravian Church Ziegler, Anna Catharine, nee Koch, 1732-1805, born at Zelbold County of Isenburg, Germany. She came her with her widow
6. REUNION [1]
ANYONE INTRESTD IN THE LORAH REUNION IN BOYERTOWN PA? ELI
7. Schloppick/Schaplig/Slappah [1]
Someone was looking for Schlappich? Here are some warrantees I found on Penn Archives, Series 3, Berks Co Warrantees: Jost Schloppick 50 acres 4/7/1774 Joseph Schloppick 80 acres 11/16/1785 Jost Schaplig, 50 acres 1/10/1794 Jost Slappah 180 acres 3/1/1794 You can probably find these at Iarchives: http://www.iarchives.com/anc_04/search.jsp?toc=b6ssqujqas8 Query on Series 3 set with more details! Good luck! Diana in AL
8. WINTER / HERBERT [1]
Still looking for HERBERT information as I have two HERBERT sisters (given names unknown) who married WINTER brothers ... both WINTER brothers were hung July 03, 1728 in Cuccasea, Chester Co Pennsylvania. HERBERT sisters were the daughters of John HERBERT and the sisters of Morgan HERBERT. Thanks in advance Charlene and Family Richardson Co NE May you always walk in sunshine. May you never want for more. May Irish angels rest their wings right beside your door. "Is gaire cabhair Di na an doras" (Iris
9. Schneider [1]
9 June 1801 Estate of George Schneider, Lynn township, blacksmith (died about 2 years ago) widow Regina, children, Jacob, George, Simon, William, Maria w/o Jacob Horn, Catharine, Elizabeth, w/o Conrad Krum. 24 Aug 1816 Estate of Daniel Schneider, Whitehall, Executors, Daniel and Jacob Schndier 1 Sept 1795 Estate of Henry Schnyder, widow, Juliana, now wife of John Shuck. 1806 June 2, Estate of Philip Schnyder, Bethlehem township, Admins; Elizabeth Schnyder and John Schnyder 25 Nov 1814 Estate of Jacob Sh
10. For those interested in finding information about personnel in WWII Army Database Now Online [1]
WWII Army Database Now Online - notice ARMY (which does include the Army Air Corps, the precursor to the air force...)US National Archives has a new database of 9 million people who enlisted in the Army in World War II, though it is not complete.World War II Electronic Army Serial Number Merged File.http://aad.archives.gov/aad/title_list.jspWhen you get click the RED SEARCH BUTTON then click the pull down menu next tot he query box, then scroll to the (bottom?) "World War 1939-1945,"then click submit.ch
11. RE: [PABERKS] News from Pennsburg - May 7, 1904 [1]
Thanks so much for posting this information. It is really interesting. > [Original Message] > From: > To: > Date: 5/13/2004 16:31:16 > Subject: [PABERKS] News from Pennsburg - May 7, 1904 > > Ref: Town and Country Newspaper > Pennsburg, Montgomery County, PA > Saturday - May 7, 1904 > > COLLISION ON TURNPIKE > > Henry A. KNEULE, editor and proprietor of the Bauern Freund, of Pennsburg, > met with a mishap on Thursday afternoon while driving toward his way from R
12. lookup request, Catherine PAPP [1]
Hi, I would like to know who are my ancestor Catherine Papp's parents. Catherine was born about 1770 in Berks County. Her marriage record in Schwartzwald Reformed Church. She married Philip Spayd, and they lived in Heidelberg Township. There is a George Papp, and a Johannes Papp who served together in the Alsace Township Company under Captain Heinrich Nach in 1784. Could she be related to either George or Jaohannes? Any info would be greatly appreciated. John Sassaman ____________________________
13. Re: [PABERKS] Robeson Twp. [1]
Hello Doraine, Robeson Twp. was created in 1729 when that area of Pennsylvania was part of Lancaster Co. Then when Berks Co. was formed in 1752 from portions of Philadelphia, Lancaster, and Chester Counties, Robeson Twp. passed from Lancaster Co. into southern Berks Co. You ask about a town named Robeson. There is record of a Robeson Station with rail service in Robeson Twp., but I can find no evidence that there was ever a town named Robeson in Pennsylvania. The Website at http://www.berksweb.com/histso
14. Re: Ziegler/Zeigler [1]
Bucks Co- Ziegler-Segler-Sechler Charles and Hannah Ziegler a dau. Christine born Jan 17 1820 1758 Dec 5 Valantine Warg to Anna Maria Ziegler 1809 March 5 John Fluck to Sophia Ziegler 1815 Nov 14 Michael Yost and Catharine Follmer 1816 March 24 John Gerhart to Maria Ziegler 1817 Nov 23 Charles Zeigler to Hannah Mackel 1825 Oct 25 Godshalk Berge to Catharine Ziegler 1829 Sept 20 John Shive to Elizabeth Ackerman 1832 Sept 2 Jacob Ziegler to Elisabeth Landis 1842 Sept 25 Joseph Zeigler to Sophia Nice
15. Re: [PABERKS] military records [1]
Hello I know little about the subject. However, I have sent for ww2 records with only a social security number. Moria
16. Millard and Harris families [1]
Interested in anything on the Millard family from mid 1700's and back. I found another family tree branch that points me to the Millard family. I have a Joseph Harris (b. mid 1700's) whose father, Samuel (b. 1704) married Elizabeth Millard (b. 1708). Joseph moved to Sunbury, Northumberland County, PA. Any help greatly appreciated. Linda
17. BABB burials within AULENBACH Cemetery [1]
john sassaman wrote :) > Thanks to everyone who replied regarding my Catherine Papp question. > Does anyone know where Catherine Babb, b: 1777, D: 1825 is burried? > I would like to thank Charles Fies for his web pointer to the Babb > information. > It is very likely that my Catherine is the third Generation Catherine > Babb in that web link. :) snip, snip > John et al :) Within the old AULENBACK cemetery in Reading is a much older, walled cemetery, containing mostly (If I recall correctly) BABB he
18. RE: [PABERKS] Bern TWP, Berks vs Lancaster Question [1]
I am trying to understand where my Ancestor Jacob Kauffman (Bern Twp, may have been located in during the revolutionary war. He lived about 5 miles from Shartlesville, in upper Bern. From the period of 1779 to 1781, was this considered Berks or Lancaster County. There are Many records for Jacob, Christian, and Isaac Kauffman in the ARIAS muster records, ect, and most of the muster records indicate Lancaster County. I am trying to figure out if these are the same people. John Sassaman _____________
19. Dickinson [1]
John Dickinson, became a member of the Supreme Executive Council in 1780. He died 1782 Henry B. Dickinson, a lawyer of Norristown, a native of Whitehall twp. He was born 14 1836 Penn Coach-Works. was built in 1852 by Harrison Dickinson Daupin Co Dickinson, Bayard T, M.D. born at Gap, Lancaster county, PA June 25 1854, son of Henry and Anna (Baldwin) Dickinson, of Lancaster and Chester counties respectively. Grad of UofP. He was reared in the faith of Friends, but he and his wife were members of the Luthe
20. RE: [PABERKS] WWII Army Database Now Online [1]
Thanks so much. I found my father's record! > [Original Message] > From: James K Brown > To: > Date: 5/27/2004 11:13:41 > Subject: [PABERKS] WWII Army Database Now Online > > WWII Army Database Now Online - notice ARMY (which does include the Army > Air Corps, the precursor to the air force...)US National Archives has a new database of 9 million people who enlisted in the Army in World War II, though it is not complete. > World War II Electronic Army Se
21. Re: [PABERKS] churches in Orwigsburg [1]
Diane, You might check the records of Zion(Red) Church or St. John's Church, both in Orwigsburg area. The sites below might help in your search. Early Pastoral Acts ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/schuylkill/vitals/marriage/church/stjoh nbr.txt ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/schuylkill/vitals/marriage/church/stjoh ngr.txt Mary Lou (Fahl) Kline BAST/BENSINGER/DIETRICH/DRUMHELLER/FAHL/HEIM/HOPPES/ KANTNER/KIRKPATRICK/KLINGEMAN/KRATER/REBER/SCHMIDT/ SMITH/TROUTMAN/YODER http://hometown.aol.
22. Brubaker [1]
Cumberland Co. History Brubaker, Reuben, of Carllisle, was born in Lancaster Co., May 24, 1844, s/o John and Mariah (Kemper) and grandson of Daniel. The father died in 1854 aged 32 and the mother died age 62. Children; Reuben, Levi of Carlisle, Jesse of LA., Henry, of IL, Fannie, Martin of Kansas Reuben married in 1866 to Mary Wert, d/o Joseph Wert. Children; Brubacher, George, was born Jan 25, 1852 s/o George W. and Elizabeth Fry, and grandson of Samuel, who lived and died in Lancaster county. Samuel wa
23. Re: Erb Family [1]
Rev. War Erb Henry, PA Line, soldier applied 1832 Montgomery Co., PA age 73 a resident of New Hanover, soldier was born 7 June 1759 in New Hanover Jacob, PA Line, applied 1837 Montgomery Co age 77 soldier enlsted in Phila.Co (now Montgomery) Jacob, wife Elizabeth, PA Line, soldier's daughter, Polly Houck applied 1847 Northampon Co, a resident of Easton, she referred to her father as of Allen township in Northampton Co. Soldier died 3 Arpl 1838. Soldier married Elizabeth Doll, 2 March 1779 in Allen townshi
24. Re: Grim and others [1]
Indexed as Grim, Grimm, Grum, Grumm, (also see Crum). 15 April 1796 Estate of Christian Smith, Heidelberg twp (died about 10 years ago), widw Catharine, 11 children, 10 now living (only 9 were listed) Christian, Christiana w/o Christian Krum, Anna Mary, w/o Tobias Gultner, Ann Margaret, w/o John Alespach, Elizabeth Barbara, w/o Abraham Leyenberger, John Adam, John, Henry, Susanna 14 Jan 1801 Estate of Jacob Grim, Macungie township, admin; Henry Grim 11 August 1802 Estate of David Hottenstine, Berks Co.,
25. Re: Erb Family [1]
Erb, Hiram L. of Clay township. Jacob Erb,great-great-grandfather, from Switzerland to America in 1728. He was 4 years old at the time. His wife Miss Johns; children; two sons and several daughters. Of the sons, John is mentioned below and Christian of Warwick township. John Erb, Rev. War Soldier. Married Judith Hull. Children; Jacob, John, David, Isaac, Samuel, Joseph, Molly who married Abraham Erb and moved to Canada, Elizabeth married Michael Shepler, Nancy marrried Abraham Bear, and Catharine married J
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