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1. [PABUCKS-L] Rachel English [1]
Does anyone on the list have early marriage records?.......I am looking for the marriage of Rachel English to Thomas Green........Thanks..........and any information on the surname Cantrell/Cantril.........thanks again Sandy Wainwright
2. [PABUCKS-L] Scotch Irish Research Material [1]
Hello fellow researchers, It has been several months since I last offered to share some of the more important research items discovered during my study of the Scotch-Irish. Because of the amount of time required to copy and mail these items I will only be able to do this once a year. ( I make my living selling real estate) You will find three new items listed below as well as the original items listed in my January post. Rockbridge County, Virginia Notebook, Compiled from Articles by Dr. George W.
3. [PABUCKS-L] News from Pennsburg - July 4, 1903 [1]
Ref: Town and Country Pennsburg, Montgomery County, PA Saturday - July 4, 1903 FROM OUR CORPS OF ABLE CORRESPONDENTS ARGUS One day last week Isaac HETRICH lost a cow. She broke her leg and had to be killed. Charles BRUMER and family, of Cressman, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin HIMMELWRIGHT on Sunday. Abraham ROBERTS and family were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oswin KOOKER, of near Almont. Emanuel ROSENBERGER, of Philadelphia, and Mr. HICKSON, of Quakertown, were among their friends
4. Re: [PABUCKS-L] Looking for Cemeteries [1]
There is no Hillside Cemetery in Germantown.
5. [PABUCKS-L] Briggs, White, Headley, Lucas, Richardson [1]
Hello, Bucks Co. I am researching the the following families in the area of Bristol, Falls, Penn's Manor: Briggs, White, Headley, Lucas, and Richardson, in association with the Gilbert, Scott and Bunting families of Burlington Co. NJ. I am particularly interested in information on St. James Church Yard in Bristol and any other cemeteries which may have persons of these surname's buried there. Also information on the old Lucas Plantation, once located just North of Penn's Manor. These families where all
6. [PABUCKS-L] News from Pennsburg - July 11, 1903 [1]
Ref: Town and Country Newspaper Pennsburg, Montgomery County, PA Saturday - July 11, 1903 BIRTHDAY PARTY George W. MELCHIOR, pantaloon manufacturer of Bally, was tendered a pleasant surprise on Friday evening in honor of this 39th birthday anniversary. The ??? consisted entirely of his employes, who presented him with a fine book-case which was greatly appreciated by him. Mrs. MELCHIOR furnished the party with ????ents and supper. EDDINGER's ????? furnished choice music. Those present were: James MIL
7. [PABUCKS-L] Samuel Clift [1]
I was reading a partial will of Samuel Clift, 1684.........and in it he leaves Joseph English "his Legacy"....Does anyone know what that means?? and where I can find his inventory or the actual will?,,,,Thanks Sandy Wainwright
8. [PABUCKS-L] Re: PABUCKS-D Digest V03 #173 [1]
Does anyone have any information on the James Carrigan family in Bucks Co in the late 1700's ? I am his descendant. Any clue whatsoever appreciated
9. [PABUCKS-L] Promisory note: Need help understanding [1]
I am trying to understand the meaning behind this promisory note in the life of my ancestor. Why did he borrow this money? What would he have done with this amount of money in 1855? Is this enough to buy a house, bury a family member, or other? What happened to a person if they didnt repay in those days? Why is the loan payable to a specific person via the bank, not a loan directly from the bank? Any help you could provide helping me understand this document would be appreciated, or suggestions for types
10. RE: [PABUCKS-L] Joseph English [1]
From Colonial and Revolutionary Families of Pennsylvania, by Charles Malcolm McCloud: "Giles Knight, the paternal ancestor of Margaret Knight Conard, above mentioned, and his wife Mary English Knight, came from Nailsworth, Gloucestershire, England and were fellow passengers with William Penn, the great founder of Pennsylvania, in the "Welcome", which arrived in the Delaware river in October, 1682. They were accompanied by Mary's father, Joseph English, who had purchased of William Penn prior to embarkation
11. [PABUCKS-L] News from Pennsburg - June 27, 1903 [1]
Ref: Town and Country Newspaper Pennsburg, Montgomery County, PA Saturday - June 27, 1903 MIDNIGHT HORROR George WHITE, the alleged assailant of Miss Helen S. BISHOP, the Wilmington school girl, who was assaulted on last Thursday afternoon, was taken from the New Castle county work-house, at New Castle, early on Monday evening, and burned to death by a mob of infuriated citizens from the vicinity of Miss BISHOP's home. There were about 5000 people in the party, and no attempt was made at concealment.
12. [PABUCKS-L] Church on Marienstein Raod [1]
Hi All -- I was travelling along Marienstein Road in Nockamixon Township (near Revere) yesterday and came across: A CHURCH FOR SALE Stopped, got out and took a look (no camera on hand), and found: The ST. JOSEPH OF MARIENSTEIN - 1873 church is for sale with a broker sign out front. Property has stained glass windows with credits to families or organizations. Especially noted MICH and FREEL family credits. Just an FYI to all. dennis ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gordon Koerner"
13. [PABUCKS-L] Church on Marienstein Road [1]
Hi Group -- Since three list readers have contacted me privately, my wife's interest was piqued, and we have found the listing for the property. "Historic Church in Bucks - Upper Black Eddy - Bucks County - $197,500 Plaster over stone; 1.5 acres; flexible zoning; exposed beams." Picture on the brokers website shows snow on the ground. "Interesting project for someone with an imagination. Restore into an eclectic residence or restore as a permanent legacy. All concrete stucco over stone beautiful sta
14. [PABUCKS-L] Joseph English [1]
Sorry Sandy, we must have two different Joseph English's. Yours may be a son. The LDS info indicates he had a son named Joseph b.sometime from 1645 to 1655. I don't know any more about that. I've only come across Joseph coming to this country with his daughter and son-in-law. Good Luck. Marion Kane mdkane@voicenet.com
15. [PABUCKS-L] News from Pennsburg - July 4, 1903 [1]
Ref: Town and Country Newspaper Pennsburg, Montgomery County, PA Saturday - July 4, 1903 FROM OUR CORPS OF ABLE CORRESPONDENTS SKIPPACK Mamie M. ANDERS came home last week from Norristown, ill with typhoid fever, but not seriously. Katie, daughter of James TYSON, of Creamery, is quite ill. Anna, daughter of Dr. J.N. HUNSBERGER, who was so very ill with diphtheria, is now able to sit out on the porch. The rest of the Diphtheria cases have entirely recovered. John H. BEAN had a sick cow this week. B
16. [PABUCKS-L] (no subject) [1]
Ref: Town and Country Newspaper Pennsburg, Montgomery County, PA Saturday - June 20, 1903 SPINNERSTOWN Mrs. Manoe ROEDER, of Allentown, spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Horace ROEDER. N.C. ROEDER spent Tuesday on business in Philadelphia. Mrs. Wm. G. DIMMIG and Miss Maggie DIMMIG spent the fore part of the week at Allentown. Abraham ANGSTATT is having his house painted by Chas. MILLER. GERYVILLE Harry DOLL finished sawing down the woods of J.R. HENDRICKS, on Saturday. A surprise party w
17. [PABUCKS-L] Catholic marriage records [1]
Does anyone know which Catholic parish would be likely to have sacrament records for a family that lived in Lahaska around 1850 to 1870? I found records in Lambertville NJ for some of the family that lived in New Hope--they evidently walked across the bridge to go to church, but not for the group in Lahaska, and they married and had baptisms during this time.... thanks for any help... Jody --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? SBC Yahoo! DSL - Now only $29.95 per month!
18. Re: [PABUCKS-L] Joseph English - henry ciomly [1]
Hi My interest is collateral at best, but I have the following tidbit on Henry Comly from 'THE HISTORY OF BUCKS CO BY W W H DAVIS vol 1 p 184 as quoted by Charles H Dayton in his A Brach of the Dayton Family, 1951 (my uncle) ""Henry Comley who came wit his wife and son from Bristol, England 1682 located 500 acres -- the grant was made to him before they left England by William Penn, Comly died 1684, and his wife remarried (not named either side) 1685, died1689. His son married Agnes Heaton 1695 died 17
19. [PABUCKS-L] News from Pennsburg - June 20, 1903 [1]
Ref: Town and Country Newspaper Pennsburg, Montgomery County, PA Saturday - June 20, 1903 HORSE HANGS HIMSELF DURING NIGHT A valuable horse belonging to farmer William TAGERT, of near Sassamansville, strangled himself on Tuesday night. The animal was tied as usual but in some manner he, during the night, drew the neck strap tight and thereby strangled himself. Mr. TAGERT only recently paid $155 for the animal. He had him insured in the Pennsburg Mutual Horse Insurance Company for $90. REMARKABLE BUNC
20. [PABUCKS-L] News from Pennsburg - July 4, 1903 [1]
Ref: Town and Country Newspaper Pennsburg, Montgomery County, PA Saturday - July 4, 1903 FROM OUR CORPS OF ABLE CORRESPONDENTS EARLINGTON The children's day exercises of the Indian Creek Reformed church were held on Sunday evening, June 28. The services were well attended. A short address was delivered by Rev. B.F. LUCKENBILL. Mrs. A.K. SCHUTT and family, of Harleysville, were entertained on Sunday by Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. U.S. GEHMAN. Edwin KELLER was visited on Sunday by friends from Norristown. H
21. Re: [PABUCKS-L] Looking for Cemeteries [1]
HILLSIDE CEMETERY Susquehanna and Easton roads, Roslyn HILLSIDE CEMETERY Germantown Phila Nasimity could be Neshaminy in Warminster Bucks County not all that far from Roslyn Montgomery County Nancy http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~buckscounty
22. [PABUCKS-L] Stamps for breast cancer research [1]
Hello All: I know that this is an off topic subject for these lists but I am going to take my lumps and put it here for all to see. I received the following from a friend and thought it should be passed on to everyone, everywhere as it is a worthy cause. " We need those of you who are great at forwarding on information with your e-mail network. Please read and pass this on. It would be wonderful if 2003 were the year a cure for breast cancer was found!!!! This is one
23. RE: [PABUCKS-L] Joseph English [1]
I have the following from "Colonial Families of Philadelphia," Volume II, by John W. Jordan, 1911: Joseph English, Sr. - "Of Horsley, (about twenty-five miles northeast of Bristol, Gloucestershire), who accompanied him to Pennsylvania. This Joseph English was an original purchaser of one thousand acres of land of William Penn, five hundred acres of which were laid out to him in Byberry, near the site of Byberry Friends Meeting House, and another tract of five hundred acres in Warminster township, Bucks c
24. Re: [PABUCKS-L] Looking for Cemeteries [1]
In a message dated 7/1/2003 8:50:03 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Bjchanney@aol.com writes: > > > There is no Hillside Cemetery in Germantown. > > > > The information came from this site. > Montgomery County PA Cemetery Project > >http://members.aol.com/tmyers8644/mccem.html
25. [PABUCKS-L] St John's Haycock [1]
In a message dated 7/10/2003 9:04:48 PM Eastern Standard Time, PABUCKS-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > Many Catholics went to St. John's in Haycock even thought it was a good > distance. There were not many Catholic Churches during that time. > St John's was formed in 1743 and was the only Catholic Church in that area for a long time. It has just recently built a larger church. Paula
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