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1. fast connection or slow delivery [1]
I'm posting the index to the 1790 census of Brunswick and Manheim townships in Berks Co. It will take about 10 emails. I'm sending this seperately to see if it comes in faster. Toni and Mike peace and love http://members.tripod.com/~tonirossi/index.html ==== PABUCKS Mailing List ==== Contact List Manager at judjack@rocketmail.com or judjack@hotmail.com Visit the Bucks Co. PAGenWeb page at http://www.rootsweb.com/~pabucks
2. Snook [1]
December 2, 1997 Hi everyone, Please accept my apolgies if this is posted to the wrong list but I don't knowwhere this family may hve started before arriving in Beaver Co. I am looking for the family of SNOOK. Original family settled in Beaver Co. around 1800 from Amwell, Hunterdon Co. New Jersey. First to arrive I believe was Casper Snook with his wife Esther GILLIAN I am not sure where they were married or when. Both Casper and wife Esther are buried in same cem. as brother Peter and Mary. Casper b
3. Unidentified subject! [1]
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4. RE: PABUCKS-D Digest V97 #3 [1]
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5. Re: WILLS SURNAME [1]
postente@erols.com wrote: > > postente@erols.com wrote: > > > > postente@erols.com wrote: > > > Robert C. WILLS (b:~1890/d: ?)was my maternal grandfather . He > was born in Phila. PA and he married Catherine Margaret KEPLER > (b: 1/29/1893 - d: 1/24/1922) of Phila. They had 3 children: > Robert Jr., Edmund(Edward), and Rosabel Catherine (b: 11/3/1916 - > d: 1/13/1995). > Robert died when he was 3 mo. old, Edmund died of Typhus when > he was 6 years old, and their mother, Catherine died (age 28 of
6. testing [1]
Are there any other subscribers out there? Researching: All families related to the LESTER - DUNCOFF - HEWLINGS - GRIFFITH - BALL - WALKER - ADAMSON families of Richland Twp. Elaine Pennell ==== PABUCKS Mailing List ==== Contact List Manager at judjack@rocketmail.com or judjack@hotmail.com Visit the Bucks Co. PAGenWeb page at http://www.rootsweb.com/~pabucks
7. Shrigley's [1]
Reseaching JOHN b:abt.1720, m:Martha Pearson,ch;Priscilla , m:Joshua Gilbert,Joseph sr. b;1750=60 m:Lavinia,(this is my line)Lawrence, and Enoch,m:Mary Skelton. Joseph &Lavinia ch;Hannah b:abt1776-77,Sarah b:1778,Samuel abt:1778,Joseph jr.1791 (my line),George b:1793,Amelia b:1796,Pasty .all ch: were born in KY. jOSEPH BORN IN bUCKS CO. PA. THANKS DEBBIE
8. Sellen (in)/ Snook [1]
December 2, 1997 Hi All, Please accept my apologies if this is posted to the wrong list but I don't know where this family may have started from before arriving in Tioga County. I am looking for the family of SELLEN/IN. My ancestor is Sarah Jane SELLEN/IN or any spelling. She may have been born around 1803 I am not sure where the origninal family started. Sarah Jane m: John SNOOK @ 1825 or 1826 I think in Liberty, Tioga County, Pa. or Newberry (which is now known as Williamsport, Pa). John was b: 1/8
9. Re: [PANORTHU-L] part 10-Brunswick and Mannheim,Berks [1]
BENIGH,Dieder 1,3,3 STOUDT,Jno 2,0,5 SNEP,Leod 1,4,2 HEISER,Ulrich 1,4,2 MATZ,Geo 2,2,1 BOLLENBACH,Nichs 2,4,6 WILLIT,Thos 1,1,6 HOCH,Anthy 1,0,1 WAGNER,Michl 1,1,3 " " , Adam 1,0,2 GENSER,Jno 1,0,1 HEIM,PAul, Senr 3,2,1 HEIM,Paul,Jur 2,0,6 FALL,Jost 3,1,4 FALL,Dieder 2,3,2 HEIM,Peter1,1,4 HEIM,Jno 1,4,3 Toni and Mike peace and love http://members.tripod.com/~tonirossi/index.html ==== PABUCKS Mailing List ==== Contact List Manager at judjack@rocketmail.com or judjack@hotmail.com Visit the Bucks
10. RE: PABUCKS-D Digest V97 #4 [1]
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11. Re: STONE/STINE/STEIN SURNAME [1]
It's been a while since I posted my STONES to the list. This family is from the Phila. area. Our STONE(STINE/STEIN), supposedly, was William b: ~1763 /d: 12/4/1831 Q'town ?/ Phila He married a Dorothea MILLER of Quakertown/Year: ? They had a daughter, Dorothea, b:1/24/1785/d:7/5/1850, who married a George Young of Phila./Date: ? Other things we know: The Stones lived in the Blockley Township area of Phila. and possibly at a later date in M
12. CHISHOLM Surname [1]
Hello All, I am trying to obtain more information on Matthew CHISHOLM and his wife Sarah MOORE(?). Matthew was born 23 Mar 1803 in Pa. Lived and died in Duncannon, Perry county Pa 27 Dec 1844 buried in Duncannon, Pa. He married Sarah (possibly MOORE) prior to 1834 Sarah was born cJune/July 1814 Pa and died 6 Nov 1868 also bur. in Duncannon, Pa. Her mother's name may have been Ann MOORE who was living with her in the 1850 census. Children: Levi W. Elizabeth C., David, Ann, John W., Mary A., Sarah J., and Mar
13. Re: [PANORTHU-L] Philip Moyer and Elizabeth Held [1]
The census of 1790 has 156 Moyer families. Only 4 are headed by Phil or Philip , but only 3 have any boys under 16. In Brunswick Township, on p.30 there is a Philip Moyer with 1,o,2 In Mannheim township, a Moyer, Egidius 2,1,4 There are 117 Moyer in the world tree of gedcoms at ancestry. Toni and Mike peace and love http://members.tripod.com/~tonirossi/index.html ==== PABUCKS Mailing List ==== Contact List Manager at judjack@rocketmail.com or judjack@hotmail.com Visit the Bucks Co. PAGenWeb page at http
14. Philip Moyer and Elizabeth Held [1]
I am looking for the parents of Susanna A. Moyer, b. 7 Sep 1836, PA, d. 6 Mar 1909, Windsor Twp., Berks Co., PA. She was the daughter of Philip Moyer and Elizabeth Held according to her death certificate. She was married to Joseph Reber. She was Joseph Reber's second wife. I have been searching for Philip Moyer now for a few years and have had no luck. The closest I've come is a 1850 Schuylkill Co., East Bruswich Twp. record. The record has the following. It was very hard to read but some of the ages
15. part 6-Berks Co., Brunswick and Manheim Twnshps [1]
SEHLER,John 3,1,5 DERR,Adam 2,0,2 BURGER,Simon 1,4,3 SEHLER,Jacob 1,4,3 BUSHEER,Borthw 3,3,6 FIGHTER,Geo 1,4,2 KOCH,Wm 2,2,5 FAUST,Jacob 2,3,5 SWEINHART,Geo 1,2,6 ENGEL,Jno 1,0,5 ORWIG,Peter 3,4,6 STEINROCK,Jacob 1,2,3 WERNER,Martin 1,1,4 Toni and Mike peace and love http://members.tripod.com/~tonirossi/index.html ==== PABUCKS Mailing List ==== Contact List Manager at judjack@rocketmail.com or judjack@hotmail.com Visit the Bucks Co. PAGenWeb page at http://www.rootsweb.com/~pabucks
16. MD/PA Web page [1]
Hi All, Below is a link to my web page which contains data for my Central PA families and my wife's Eastern Shore of MD families. Regards, Bill and Quinna LANDON KENNEDY -- PLEASE VISIT MY GENEALOGY WEB PAGE: http://www.epix.net/~wkennedy SURNAME LIST ARMISTAD, BASSET, BEYER, CHISHOLM, CONRAD, CULLEN, ECKERT, EPPLEY, FECK, FEHL, GROTTEN, GUILDIN, HEIGES, HERBER, HOLLAND, JEWETT, KENNEDY, JOHNSON, LANDON, LEWIS, MARTIN, MEALS, METZGER, MILLER, MOORE, NELSON, ORR, REID, RHIVER,
17. part 4-Berks-B&M [1]
DREHER,Maths 2,0,3 ALSPACH,David 1,3,4 RAUSH,Geo 2,2,4 DREHER,Peter 1,4,1 MOLL,Michl 3,0,3 HEFFNER,Henry 1,1,3 ORWIG,Geo 2,7,1 KIMMEL,Geo 2,2,3 ZIMMERMAN,Michl 1,3,1 BENSINGER,Geo 1,7,2 HEISER,Henry 1,2,3 ROCH,Peter 1,0,3 KEPNER,Bernard, Sr. 1,3,2 " " ,Benjm 1,0,2 BELL,Geo 1,1,4 Toni and Mike peace and love http://members.tripod.com/~tonirossi/index.html ==== PABUCKS Mailing List ==== Contact List Manager at judjack@rocketmail.com or judjack@hotmail.com Visit the Bucks Co. PAGenWeb page at http:
18. EARL/EARLS/SNOOK [1]
December 2, 1997 Hi Everyone, Please accept my apologies if this is posted to the wrong list but I don't know where this family may have started before arriving in Williamsport, Pa. I am looking for the family of EARL/EARLS. I don't know where they original came from but any information would be greatly appreciated. Elizabeth Earls b: 1843 d: 1880 buried at Mound Cem. Williamsport, Pa. was once know as Newberry, Pa. m: Samuel Snook b: 9/2/1833/34. They had 5 children names follow; 1. Wilbeth b: 18
19. Bucks Family Ancestry Fair [1]
Hello to Judith and everyone on the list! There are 2 or 3 of us who correspond about our ancestors wishing for a Bucks List. This is like an early Christmas present! So thanks, Santa.....I mean, Judith, for taking on the responsibility of maintaining it. Although I don't live in Bucks, I do live relatively close, in Chester County. In September, I attended the annual Family Ancestry Fair presented by the Bucks Co. Genealogical Society. It was very informative and I especially enjoyed it because I
20. Re: [PANORTHU-L] part 9-Brunswick and Mannheim,Berks [1]
SNEP, Reinhart 1,2,1 " " . Henry 1,1,3 WAGNER,Geo 1,4,2 HOFFMAN,Michl 1,2,2 DIETER,Francis 1,1,3 DREIBELBIS, Martin 3,3,4,1 other free person CHARLES,Wm 1,2,2 KNIPLE,Adam 1,3,2 NOACRE,Jno 1,2,4 MILLER,Michl 1,0,1 BENY,Geo 1,1,4 BERKHEISER,Phil 2,1,4 HINKEL,Abm 1,1,2 SHAPPELE,Danl 1,3,2 REBER,Jno 1,4,2 GUINEA,Jno 1,3,3 MAYER,Peter 3,0,5 DEWALT,Jno 4,3,6 MARBURGER,Saml 3,1,8 STOUDT,Danl 2,3,3 SWEIKHART,Adam 2,4,5 GROWL,Geo 2,1,4 HARTWIG,Henry 1,1,3 Toni and Mike peace and love http://members.tripod.com/~t
21. Nickels [1]
I am looking for all information about the Nickels Surname. My 4th greatgrandfather Berkhardt Heintz married Catharine Nickels in 1757 at St. Paul's (Blue) Church, Upper Saucon Twp., Lehigh Co., PA. Any information about any Nickel's family would be appreciated. I'm trying to eliminate some of the families and any help or information would be appreciated. Many thanks, JOHN HAINS 26 Stevens Street Bernardsville, NJ 07924-2258 (908) 766-3143 (Home) ==== PABUCKS Mailing List ==== Contact List Manager
22. White Hall Hospital - Near Bristol [1]
My gr-gr. grandfather James A. McGuire died of dysentary in the Civil War. He was treated at White Hall Hospital and burried in an associated cemetary. According to his pension records, this cemetary is near Birstol. Does anyone know where I might find this cemetary? Thank you, Terry R. McGuire ==== PABUCKS Mailing List ==== Contact List Manager at judjack@rocketmail.com or judjack@hotmail.com Visit the Bucks Co. PAGenWeb page at http://www.rootsweb.com/~pabucks
23. MECHLING [1]
Seeking exchange on surname MECHLING, MECHLIN, MACKLIN (not MACKLIN from Great Brit.)/ MAECHLING, MECKLING, etc. German, Lutheran family; the largest American family descend from Theobald & Jacob, who arrived Phila. in 1728. Best wishes for 1998 to all! Caral MECHLING BENNETT, editor MECHLING Historical Assn. newsletter
24. Re: [PANORTHU-L] part 7-Brunswick and Mannheim,Berks [1]
GENGER,Jno 1,2,3 RICKART,Jno 2,4,4 SMELL,Nichs 1,2,4 MARX,Henry 1,2,2 DEIBERT,Michl 2,3,3 KANTNER,Jacob 3,4,5 " " ,John 2,4,4 BOYER,Fredk 5,1,4 MCCANN,Robt 1,2,6 BRICKLY,Jacob 1,2,6 FEIT,Abrm 2,2,10 KIRSHNER,Jno 2,2,2 BROWN,Balser 1,0,1 Toni and Mike peace and love http://members.tripod.com/~tonirossi/index.html ==== PABUCKS Mailing List ==== Contact List Manager at judjack@rocketmail.com or judjack@hotmail.com Visit the Bucks Co. PAGenWeb page at http://www.rootsweb.com/~pabucks
25. MISSpellings [1]
One of the reasons I put the index in the email is the common misspelling of surnames. When searching for names, it is much easier to scroll down a page and see if anything is close to the pronunciation of the surname. Soundex gives so many variations, based on how many syllables a name has as well as sound. That makes it a bit harder to scroll through a soundex-based index. I like the ability to scroll down the neighborhoods of a township. Toni and Mike peace and love http://members.tripod.com/~tonirossi
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