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1. [PABUTLER-L] SURNAMES BURNSIDE, CUNNINGHAM, AIKEN, HASLETT, COLLINS, ETC. [1]
My direct line is Burnside/s who married into the above families. ROBERT BURNSIDE - Came here from Co. Antrim, Ireland with JOHN BURNSIDE and others in 1817. It is believed other members came previously. SONS OF ROBERT and wife ELIZABETH (possibly AIKEN): WILLIAM, ALEXANDER, JOHN, SAMUEL, ROBERT (plus Unk. Daughters) SONS OF SON SAMUEL (b. 1783) JOHN, JAMES, ROBERT, SAMUEL, WILLIAM (and Unk Daughters) There's supposed to be a connection somewhere with General Ambrose Burnside--but perhaps all Bur
2. Re: [PABUTLER-L] SURNAMES BURNSIDE, CUNNINGHAM, AIKEN, HASLETT, COLLINS, ETC. [1]
Sylvia, I have been searching for a John C BURNSIDES who married Elizabeth Ann(a) JORDAN on November 1, 1886 in Clarion Co. Elizabeth was from Perry Twp, Clarion Co. John C was from New Castle, PA. His occupation was a gardener. Does he fall into any of your BURNSIDE(S) lines? Pam Butler Co
3. Re: [PABUTLER-L] Who is this William Ayres? [1]
Please send it. She is very interested> Shirley ----- Original Message ----- From: "Vince Summers" To: Sent: Saturday, December 20, 2003 12:26 AM Subject: Re: [PABUTLER-L] Who is this William Ayres? > I don't list a Harold, either, but I am interested. Can she go back one > generation further? I would send you my GED if you wish it. I am afraid > it may be fairly large. > > Let me know fairly quickly, and it will go out tonight... > > Vince Summers > > S
4. Re: [PABUTLER-L] SURNAMES BURNSIDE, CUNNINGHAM, AIKEN, HASLETT, COLLINS, ETC. [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --=_Part_cefdf363$9778$40e1$a64a$9232fcabd0ca Content-Type: text/plain Pam, I have: Samuel Burnside in Butler County, PA married to Mahala J. Gallagher, d/o James C. Gallagher, Sr., b. 1781 Ireland and wife Mary Albright. They came to Muddy Creek Township, Butler, and settled in Franklin Township, Butler County. Elizabeth Burnside (or possibly Sharp) married to Lanbert Morrison b. 1821, s/o William Morrison b. May 15, 1781 Hagerstown, MD, d. Lawrence County
5. Re: [PABUTLER-L] Help with German language [1]
I would be willing to look. I also have a book on old German Script which might help. I had a man in Germany tell me the wrong letter once and he worked in the archives. So it can be tricky. Good luck. Judy
6. Re: [PABUTLER-L] Who is this William Ayres? [1]
My sister in-law was Shirley V. Ayers and she had a brother Bill Ayers They were born in Pittsburgh PA Shirley Blauser Pearce ----- Original Message ----- From: "Vince Summers" To: Sent: Wednesday, December 17, 2003 3:54 PM Subject: [PABUTLER-L] Who is this William Ayres? > Who was the father of this William AYRES? Or, > to put it another way, Who was this William > AYRES? He looks suspiciously as if he could > have been the brother of Hiram AYRES of Montg
7. [PABUTLER-L] KEMPER - HERTZ-WIGTON [1]
I'm looking for relatives/links to Ambrose S Kemper, born 1882, Butler PA. This is research for my husband's dad, Paul Kemper... and the info I have is pretty much 2nd hand right now. >From the 1920 Census forms and draft registration card of 1911, it looks like Ambrose lived with relatives Fred E and Bertha Wigton (he's listed as Brother-in-law). He was a RR worker. His father was Bernard Kemper. His mother's maiden name was Hertz. His mother had a femail relative named Magdalena Hertz. I belie
8. [PABUTLER-L] Beighley/Bighley [1]
I am researching my GGR William H H Bighley (Beighley). Any information would be helpful. Lorna Daugherity
9. [PABUTLER-L] Re: PABUTLER-D Digest V03 #312 [1]
I have always loved this list and it is always my first destination when I start readin my mail. But it seems to me that since the genealogy group begin the site has not been the same -- very little info on other than the meetings. I am not being critical, please understand. I am just wondering. Is the other Butler site continuing to upload material? Thanks. Sylvia
10. [PABUTLER-L] HI [1]
Did you know that they will be passing an increase in the Death & Birth certificates in PA?? It was on the news tonight: It's already passed the Senate and will go to the House on Monday---Just thought If you had any you wanted to get , that now would be a good time. MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A BLESSED NEW YEAR Shirley
11. [PABUTLER-L] Re: PABUTLER-D Digest V03 #312 [1]
Sylvia, I think everyone's just busy with the holidays right now. The website should be updated within a couple weeks and you will see more info added! Thanks, Pat
12. Re: [PABUTLER-L] Who is this William Ayres? [1]
After talking to my sister in-law tonight---I ask her how they spelled her maiden name and she said it was AYRES---and her father's name was Harold Ayres Shirley ----- Original Message ----- From: "Vince Summers" To: Sent: Saturday, December 20, 2003 12:10 AM Subject: Re: [PABUTLER-L] Who is this William Ayres? > Hi. Afraid I don't connect... > > I checked my data. > > Vince > > Shirley Pearce wrote: > > >My sister in-law was Shirley V. Ayers and she had a b
13. [PABUTLER-L] MEETING [1]
Just a reminder of tonight's Genealogical Society meeting. The meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m. in the meeting room on the basement level of the Butler Area Public Library, 218 North McKean Street. See you there!
14. [PABUTLER-L] Gardner, McAnallen, Ralston, Rohrer [1]
I am compiling a book on the GARDNERS, MC ANALLENS/MC ANALLYS, RALSTONS and ROHRERS of Butler County. Thanks to the Internet, I have received information and photos from other Gardner, McAnallen, Ralston and Rohrer researchers. We are working together to compile a book as accurate and complete as possible. Since we believe that our James Gardner came from Westmoreland Co., the book will also include a lot of information on the Gardners and Teals of Westmoreland County, PA. Our James may have been
15. Re: [PABUTLER-L] Beighley/Bighley [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --=_Part_a65870ca$7e12$4a80$a68f$154961c3c92b Content-Type: text/plain I have 9 William Beighleys' in my notes, b. from 1787-1867. Do you have more information on your William? Paula ----- Original Message ----- Outgoing mail is Virus Scanned byNorman Data Defense. Inbound Spam reduced 98.2% byVircom Sieve. PghConnect Internet Services Internet service for only $6.95/mo. http://www.pghconnect.com http://www.pghconnect.com/ --=_Part_a65870ca$7e12$4a80$a68f$1
16. [PABUTLER-L] Marriagel of Clyde & Helen Schlagel [1]
I am looking for any relatives and info on the marriage of my uncle Clyde and aunt Helen Covert Schlagel Children of Clyde and Helen Schlagel Geraldine and Dorothy Schlagel Would like very much to find a wedding picture too. Thank you Bea Schlagel Parker
17. [PABUTLER-L] Help with German language [1]
Requesting assistance from someone who can read the German language. Have a certified copy of the death certificate for my husband's great grandmother but because I do not know the German language, can't quite make out the spelling of her maiden name. What I think is a "p" could very well be an "f" Willing to scan and email copy of death certificate to anyone willing to help. Please reply to lurijan@aol.com Thanks
18. [PABUTLER-L] Albert Family Tree web site updated [1]
The Albert Family Tree web site at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~albert has been updated and contains current data up through this date. The overall format and method that the web site uses to present the genealogical data has been changed substantially as well, the data privatized where appropriate as well as being made a lot simpler to use, search and navigate. The usage part was accomplished by changing from the web generating GedPage software over to the Dynamic Family Tree program. Dynamic Fa
19. Re: [PABUTLER-L] Who is this William Ayres? [1]
Hi... I don't guess they connect, in view of the spelling. Ordinarily I would say spellings don't much matter - but for some reason with my line, unless the person was dead, they 100% spelt it AYRES rather than AYERS. Still, I do list one or two in Allegheny county, and so I will check. Vince ":O>) Shirley Pearce wrote: > My sister in-law was Shirley V. Ayers and she had a brother Bill Ayers They > were born in Pittsburgh PA > > Shirley Blauser Pearce > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Vince Su
20. Re: [PABUTLER-L] Who is this William Ayres? [1]
After talking to my sister in-law tonight---I ask her how they spelled her maiden name and she said it was AYRES---and her father's name was Harold Ayres Shirley ----- Original Message ----- From: "Vince Summers" To: Sent: Saturday, December 20, 2003 12:10 AM Subject: Re: [PABUTLER-L] Who is this William Ayres? > Hi. Afraid I don't connect... > > I checked my data. > > Vince > > Shirley Pearce wrote: > > >My sister in-law was Shirley V. Ayers and she had a b
21. Re: [PABUTLER-L] Who is this William Ayres? [1]
I don't list a Harold, either, but I am interested. Can she go back one generation further? I would send you my GED if you wish it. I am afraid it may be fairly large. Let me know fairly quickly, and it will go out tonight... Vince Summers Shirley Pearce wrote: >After talking to my sister in-law tonight---I ask her how they spelled her >maiden name and she said it was AYRES---and her father's name was Harold >Ayres > >Shirley >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Vince Summers" >T
22. Re: [PABUTLER-L] Beighley/Bighley [1]
There are no Beighley's in my family line but I do remember a James Beighley that I went to school with in Grove City, (Mercer County). We graduated in 1975 and his father was a pastor/minister at a church in Grove City. Hope this is some help. Good Luck, Patricia Garland PAGarland@bogartandbrownell.com Bogart and Brownell of Maryland Phone (301) 654-5000 Fax (301) 654-7573 ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dick Daugherity" To: Sent: Wednesday, D
23. [PABUTLER-L] [1]
Hello All! Because I was receiving large volumes of spam, I was forced to purchase an email filtering service. When anyone sends me an email (including emails that are sent to the lists to which I subscribe), they will receive a reply requesting that they authenticate who they are. This is the way to prevent spam, as it is usually sent out by a computer. A computer cannot reply to the requests because you have to see and type the random letters that appear on the authentication screen. You will only h
24. [PABUTLER-L] Census lookups ... and some other stuff [1]
HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! Once again, I have found some time to do some lookups for anyone who is interested. The area that I have the most resources for is Butler County, so please keep that in mind with your request. Following are the resources I have at my disposal at this time. Please review the general rules I set up at the bottom of this message. Good luck all!!! :-) I have census CDs for: 1. 1850 Pennsylvania (page images included), 2. 1910 miracode indexes for Western Pennsylvania 3. 1860 fe
25. [PABUTLER-L] Who is this William Ayres? [1]
Who was the father of this William AYRES? Or, to put it another way, Who was this William AYRES? He looks suspiciously as if he could have been the brother of Hiram AYRES of Montgomery County, but that is likely wrong, I suppose. Any idea? Thanks, Vince Summers History of Butler County Pennsylvania, 1895 Connoquenessing Township, Chapter 25 John WELSH, a native of Ireland, and a veteran of the Revolution, came to [p. 390] this township about 1800, from Westmoreland county, bringing his family with
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