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1. [PaCambri] Sons of Veterans Auxiliary [1]
I just ran across some medals I received from my grandparents and have been unsuccessful in finding any information about the organization. I am looking for history of the organization regarding eligibility for membership, reason for organization, etc. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Jenny M. Baumgardt Norfolk, Virginia searching: Louder/Laudert, Eicher, Benford, Stone, Sleeper, Akkerman and much much more. __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? SBC Yahoo! DSL - Now only $29.95 per mon
2. [PaCambri] Harriet Angaline RICHARDSON Family [1]
Hello Fellow Listers: Am searching for deathdate and burial place of the below listed Harriet Angaline RICHARDSON ZIMMERMAN. Thanks in advance for any info. Donna HELLER ZINN of Newville, Cumberland Co., PA.. --------------------------------------------------------------------- Harriet Angaline Richardson, b. 22-Oct-1861, d. Portage. Harriet moved to Portage, Cambria Co., PA. to keep house for Joseph MacMonigle and is to be buried there with him. She was living in Tuscarora Twp., Juniata Co., PA. at the
3. [PaCambri] Sons of Veterans Auxiliary [1]
Thanks very much to everyone. I think I will have lots to look at this evening. Jenny __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? SBC Yahoo! DSL - Now only $29.95 per month! http://sbc.yahoo.com
4. [PaCambri] 1900 census form [1]
1.Dwelling Number 2.Family Number 3.Name of every person whose place of abode on 1 June 1900 4.Relationship to head of family 5.Color 6.Sex 7.Birth Date-Month,Year 8.Age 9.Marital Status 10.# years married 11.Mother of how many children 12.# of these children living Birthplace of: 13.This person 14.This person's father 15.This person's mother 16.Year of immigration 17.# years in U.S. 18.Naturalized Citizen 19.Occupation of every person 10 and older 20.# months not employed 21.# months in school 22.Can read
5. [PaCambri] Naturalization Papers [1]
I also found my ancestors in the books at the "Old Jail". Names are very confusing: Augustine Hott showed up as Hot on naturalization papers. Sebastian Hogue papers showed names Hog (the original spelling from Germany), Hogg, Hoag, Hoak, Hoche,Hoke, Houge, Hoge. Seems there was a lot of confusion in Orphan's Court over his will and guardianship of children. Lois Crissman
6. Re: [PaCambri] naturalization [1]
Sharon: I work with the Immigration and Naturalization papers in Indiana County. (1806-1958) In our county, the records are all on microfilm - including indexes. The records prior to 1900 are at the state archives in Harrisburg. The records prior to 1900, of course, do not have as much information as those done after 1904. However, they usually included township of residence (which may help with further research, such as tax records), port of arrival, age on arrival, nationality, date of arrival and, som
7. [PaCambri] vacation [1]
I am going on vacation as of tomorow to penna. cambria county. dave
8. [PaCambri] A different site [1]
Hi, Every once in a while I run a cross something I think my list buddies can use. On the TIAS.COM web site I found some genealogy books someone out there may be interested in. One in particular is the MARTIN family (Pennsylvania included..there are some other names I have seen on here listed in the book too---Walter, Walsh, Baird, Brown, Conrad, etc. TOOOOOO many to list) Just check out Tias.com and put in genealogy under the search. Hope this helps someone! Deb
9. PS---and OOPS! Re: [PaCambri] Marriages & Deaths from Cambria Tribune 1853-1885 [1]
Sorry--I should have mentioned that Elizabeth Williams (and sisters) were the children of Thomas and Louisa Williams and that the Williams family may still have been living in Prospect, Cambria County, when Elizabeth Williams married WILLIAM Jones (not Thomas Jones). Too much of a hurry! Mona ----- Original Message ----- From: mona everett Sent: Friday, June 13, 2003 8:06 AM To: MMes938437@cs.com; PAC Subject: Re: [PaCambri] Marriages & Deaths from Cambria Tribune 1853-1885 Hi! What a generous offer!
10. [PaCambri] 1806 Will of Rev. Demetrius Augustine Gallitzin [1]
Subj: [PABLAIR-L] Altoona Tribune, 1881 Date: 6/16/2003 7:01:03 AM Eastern Standard Time From: RJWNLW65@aol.com Old Legal Documents The Johnstown Tribune of last evening prints the first mortgage ever recorded in Cambria County, dated March 14, 1806, and also the last will and testamen t of Rev. Demetrius Augustine Gallitzin, familiarly known as the "Apostle of the Alleghenies." The latter document reads as follows: In the name of God. Amen. I,
11. RE: [PaCambri] census question [1]
Hi Sharon, If you look at the list of townships, there is one called "other townships". Click on that, and then click on the "next" link. West Taylor is listed at the bottom of the 2nd page of the "other townships" (along with Rosedale Boro). Hope this helps. Diann -----Original Message----- From: Shadonkd35@aol.com [mailto:Shadonkd35@aol.com] Sent: Tuesday, June 03, 2003 6:53 PM To: PACAMBRI-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [PaCambri] census question I am looking for my gg grandfather in the 1900 cen
12. [PaCambri] McConnells from Md late 1700's [1]
I have seen some research on the Mcconnells who came up from Baltimore to Loretto. MaryAnn McConnell m Stanilaus Wharton in Loretto 1813, can find no source for her parentage, supposed Arthur McConnell and Catherine Moury. She did name a son Arthur, can anyone help?? M Jean Sharbaugh researching early Cambria Co families; Luther, Baker, Kuntz, Sherry,Cramer, Weakland, Kirkpatrick, Sharbaugh, Platt, Miller
13. [PaCambri] Looking for Peter's Family [1]
Dose anyone have any information on a PETER'S family that may have adopted a Loretto born 1998. Someone sent me information on her married license but, there where no parents listed. The notes I received on the marriage is as followed: Cambria County Application for marriage license, #8752 (3rd Series) LANCE, Henry Joseph, age 24, laborer, born/reside Barr Township son of Stephen Augustine Lance, Laborer, born Lilly, and Mary Helena BOLAND, housekeeper, born Carroll Twp., resides Barr Twp. PETERS, Lore
14. Re: [PaCambri] Historical Images Books [1]
Arcadia Publishing has a series of books covering cities all across America. You may want to check to see if your city of interest is covered. I've purchased 3 books from their series, Images of America, (1) Around Cresson, (2) Northern Cambria, and (3) Altoona. Interesting local stories with loads of photos. http://www.arcadiapublishing.com/index.htm ----- Original Message ----- From: "Shirley and Jim Hunt" To: Sent: Friday, June 20, 2003 7:27 PM Subject
15. [PaCambri] Downie/Parrish lines [1]
Does anyone have anything on the Downie line and which Parrish this Downie is married too? Descendants of Alice Downie Generation No. 1 1. ALICE1 DOWNIE was born December 31, 1887, and died June 15, 1914. She married J. H. PARRISH. More About ALICE DOWNIE: Burial: St. Aloysius Gonzaga Roman Catholic Church Cem., Summit, Cressson Township, Cambria Co., PA.
16. [PaCambri] New Baltimore Pennsylvania [1]
My GG Grandmother's obituary listed they were married at St John the Baptist Catholic Church in New Baltimore PA. Is there or was there a St John the Baptist Church or any Catholic Church in New Baltimore. Is yes, did they also have a cemetery? Thanks for your help Frank Bobak
17. [PaCambri] Roger & Mary Haughey [1]
Hi everyone! I'm looking for information about my ggg grandparents, Roger and Mary Haughey. They came to Johnstown in 1864 with my ggrandmother and some other children. Roger, Mary and one daughter, possibly Bridget, died from "ships fever" (I assume Typhoid) shortly after arriving from Liverpool, where they had been living since leaving Ireland. I can't seem to find any record of them or their deaths. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks, Joyce
18. [PaCambri] help [1]
HI there Can anyone direct me to an area were I can get the program to read .FTW files, or convert them to a more usable type of file. Thank You Jerry Hetrick
19. RE: [PaCambri] Pringle-help requested [1]
Hi Barbara, The Pennsylvania Archives Series, Third Series, Vol. XXIII, page 486, (in a list of Pennsylvania pensioners), lists: Pringle, Wm., pr. Bell's 5th Inf., Aug. 15, 1814; M. E. The National Archives (in D. C.) has a couple of records (muster cards) for the Wm. Pringle in MD, as serving with the 7th Maryland Regiment. This Wm. Pringle, was a prisoner of war, as listed in "Archives of Maryland, Muster Rolls and other Records of Service of Maryland Troops in the American Revolution 1775-1783", page
20. [PaCambri] Fa Ledoux's book. (volume 1) [1]
Hello, I'm looking for anyone who might have a copy of Fa Ledoux's book. (volume 1) ..If any one has one would they please mail me at LLLORENSEN@KTIS.NET Thank You Barb
21. [PaCambri] Institutional Censuses info here [1]
This was posted to the RAOGK-List and I thought I'd share. It is new info for me, and we have talked about orphanages, asylums, poorhouses, etc. I haven't tried finding this info on the Soundex yet, so I don't know if it is actually there, but thought I'd pass on what I know. Mona (Posted in response to a question about where to find prison records) Perhaps this will help --- There are so many "non-population special censuses" that often we forget to check them. Look for the INSTITUTIONAL CENSUSES, f
22. Re: [PaCambri] 1807 address on a letter [1]
Just about covers all bases, doesn't it??? ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2003 5:40 PM Subject: [PaCambri] 1807 address on a letter > This is just too good not to pass along :-) > > > Huntingdon Gazette, 1807 > ---------------- > The following is a copy of a genuine direction, upon a letter not long > since sent from Lancaster county, to a person in Philadelphia, in order to be > forwarded by the first v
23. [PaCambri] WILLIAM LOCKETT OBIT [1]
Hi Patty :)) Found the obit for William LOCKETT in The Tribune, Johnstown, posted in the paper on 5/29/1906. If you write to the Johnstown Library, they will mail you a copy of his obit for a few dollars. :) Address is: Cambria County Library 248 Main St. Johnstown, PA 15901-1677 (814) 536-5131 You can read their fees and policies at this url: http://www.cclib.lib.pa.us/services_reference.htm Btw, the url for searching for obits in Johnstown and surrounding areas is: http://www.rootsweb.com/~p
24. [PaCambri] Fwd: Owen Morgan [1]
Please note that this is a forwarded email. If you can help, please reply to Barry at the address below and not to me. Thanks, Lynne >Date: Thu, 12 Jun 2003 14:25:46 -0600 >X-From_: bjones1866@blueyonder.co.uk Thu Jun 12 14:25:45 2003 >From: "Barry" >To: >Subject: Owen Morgan > > >I have found a listing for Own Morgan residing in PA in the 1900 Census can >SKS look him up for me as I am in the UK and not able to search the >microf
25. RE: [PaCambri] VARNER/WEIGLE [1]
Hello cousin Jerry, You said " .looking for info on......ABRAHAM WEIGLE and MARY JANE VARNER............had a daughter BURRDETTA WEIGLE, born April 9,1900. She married a man with the last name of LESTER. My information indicates that Burdetta's husband was named HARRINGTON (first name Lester) and that they had a daughter name Betty (Elizabeth?) Harrington. Sorry I have nothing more than that. I am uncertain as to the source of that information. Hopefully one of the other PACambria listers will hav
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