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1. Re: [PaCambri] Ponehaus [1]
Scrapple from The Meadows is sold in grocery stores here in the Cleveland area. mary anne pfrogner researching Iapalucci, Quartz, Flick, Schenk, McDade/McDaid, Murphy, Pfrogner and Kundrick families >From: KittyBott@aol.com To: PACAMBRI-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [PaCambri] >Ponehaus Date: Fri, 9 Feb 2001 08:19:44 EST > >I have not eaten it since I read the list of ingredients on the package as >a child. Although I liked it up till then. > >Kitty > > >==== PACAMBRI Mailing List ==== Cambria County H
2. [PaCambri] Stray O'Haras [1]
Greetings ..... For some time I have been following the O'Haras of Cambria Co. Their origin was in Maryland. They lived in what is now Carroll Co. MD just east of 'Patience Care' the McGuire plantation. Daniel O'Hara [1761-1809] and his wife Rachel Friddle were the first O'Haras to settle in Cambria. They established a tavern on the pike just east of Munster. They had numerous children, many of whose descendants are alive today. I am aware of many of the descendants of this family and their con
3. [PaCambri] Junk Mail [1]
I got home the other day to find that my mailbox was so full that real mile was piled on the porch; the mailbox was full mostly of JUNK MAIL. So I go to the computer to get email and guess what ... spam to the roof .... so much that the inbox is full, and things that I was waiting for couldn't come in. And what is cluttering my inbox??? Porn ads, lose weight ads, contest ads, make money ads, and now .... JUNK GENEALOGY in the form of scrapple, ponehaus, pickled eggs, etc. etc. etc. I'm sure that som
4. Re: [PaCambri] Laurel Run? [1]
Could Washington Township be the town of Cresson? Laurel Run sounds familiar but I can't place it. Mary Anne Pfrogner researching Iapalucci, Quartz, Flick, McDaid/McDade, Murphy, Pfrogner and Kundrick families >From: "Frank O'Donnell" >To: PACAMBRI-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [PaCambri] Laurel Run? >Date: Sat, 10 Feb 2001 15:31:25 -0800 > >As a follow-up to the recent discussion of a few tiny communities, >here's a question for the collective wisdom here. > >Perhaps a day or two befo
5. [PaCambri] Thanks! [0.981602]
Thanks so much everyone for trying for me! Seems no one is having any luck. I was told I just needed to log out and back in. Hopefully it'll be working again soon. You guys are great! Dawn
6. [PaCambri] Fongheiser? [0.981602]
Speaking of name confusion, I thought my great aunt Catherine Niebauer was married to a John Fongheiser. Now I seem to be encountering the name as Fronheiser. Anybody know which is correct? Jean Lantzy Blackwood _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
7. Re: [PaCambri] Decorative Chart of Ancestors [0.981602]
Depending on what equipment you have (scanner, digital camera, printer, etc.) and a good desk-top publishing program, you can create and customize about any type of wall hanging you want with a little imagination and practice. Kenny ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bernie" To: Sent: Monday, February 05, 2001 11:29 PM Subject: [PaCambri] Decorative Chart of Ancestors > Hi, > > I want to make up a few decorative ancestor charts (with a nice background > pict
8. [PaCambri] Original Obits Available from the Indiana Gazette [0.981602]
All requests from the last list went out yesterday. I have the following original obits available from the Indiana Gazette. Please do not request those not on the list or other lookups. PLEASE DO NOT E-MAIL ME OR THE LIST! If you wish to have one of the obits listed below, please send a SASE to: Sonya Stewart 186 47th Street Pittsburgh, PA 15201 Mary Nicewonger Ananian Albert D "Al" Blystone Elsie E Marasco Bojalad Velma Lowmaster Bouch Jean E Pfeiffer Boynton George R Bugay Evelyn Ruth Cook Lloyd A
9. Re: [PaCambri] enjoying the stories of the weekend [0.981602]
Good luck with the interview. One big mistake I made was not asking about a family bible. Make sure you ask! 5 years later, I find that my grandmother has one that she's just now mentioning. She knows I've been working on the family history for years. > > In a message dated 2/11/01 10:03:28 PM Eastern Standard Time, > > Shadonkd35@aol.com writes: > > > > > How do you suggest I do an interview with him? He is my only connection > > > to the past.
10. [PaCambri] DEATH NOTICES [0.981602]
Hi Listers, The following notices are from October 1998. I can't remember if I posted the names before or not. If you want the full obit, contact me at mhumenik@sprintmail.com. Tribune-Democrat, Oct. 3, 1998: TUMBAS, Mildred T. -- nice article on her, but no mention of parents or husband; children listed. KEGG, Ethel Irene -- D/o Jacob and Clara (Dull) Hofecker; w/o Howard E. Kegg. LIVINGSTON, Lloyd H. Sr. -- S/o Rev. Herbert I. and Jennie (Hughes) Livingston. STAPLETON, Jacqueline. WEAKLAND, Guy Henr
11. Re: [PaCambri] Mt. Hermon cemetery [0.981602]
Hi Linda, If you mean Mt. Hermon (aka Mt. Harmon) Cemetery, near Colver, Barr Twp., it's easy to access as soon as Rootsweb is back up. The URL is: http://www.rootsweb.com/~pacambri/MtHarm.html I found 12 of my folks there. Sue * * * * * * * * * * * * 2/25/01 21:40:43 Eastern Standard Time, Dddorrance@aol.com writes: << Is there anyone who has access to the Mt. Hermon Cemetery listing? I am looking for Thomas Deveraux, husband of Jane Deveraux. I would like
12. [PaCambri] Pon Haus [0.981602]
From: clark312@metrolink.net (Clark Creery) To: Path3333@aol.com but you were not the person who asked! clark ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Subj: Ponehaus (copy of e-mail I sent) Date: 02/09/2001 12:49:02 AM Eastern Standard Time From: Path3333 To: PACAMBRI-L@rootsweb.com For heavens' sake~!!! Will somebody tell me what ponehaus is made of ? I might have had it as a child because my dad was from Cambria County. I do remember cornmeal mush and my dad
13. [PaCambri] Coal mines [0.981602]
My dad worked in the mines from the time he was a young teenager. He was always told if you see the rats running----follow them---there is a cave-in coming. Betsy
14. Re: [PaCambri] Laurel Run? [0.981602]
There is a "Laurel Village" and "Laurel Mountain State Park" directly southwest of Johnstown, about 45 mins. or so drive. There is also a "Laurel Run" ski area on Laurel Mountain. I recall residents there telling me that the whole mountain used to be called Laurel Run, before it was turned into a State Park. Sue * * * * * * * * * * * * 2/10/01 20:55:34 Eastern Standard Time, kenny@chartertn.net writes: << Checking www.TopoZone.com , there is over 50 listings for Laurel Run,
15. Re: [PaCambri] 1836 Ancestors [0.981602]
> I am interested in the canals of PA. My g-grandfather, Henry ADAMS, owned his > own canal boat at Johnstown and took it between Johnstown and Pittsburgh. > About 1860 he sold it and bought a farm in Jackson just north of Johnstown. > Does anyone know about his family? His wife was Maria DOUGLASS and they had > 12 children. > I know we've talked a year or two ago, but we might not have exchanged data, because I don't have much on the descendants of this family, except for the daughter Matilda Jane "Jenni
16. Re: [PaCambri] Helsel Soloman 1800's [0.981602]
> I have been on this list for awhile now. It has been a few years since > I have posted a query. I am trying to find information on my > 2ggrandfather Soloman Helsel. Soloman was b.16 Oct. 1813 possibly in > Bedford Co. He lived in the Richland area of Cambria. He first married > a Mary Rose on 27 July 1834. Mary died 31 Dec. 1852. They had 9 > children. Soloman then married a women named Sarah in March of 1853 > They had 6 children I believe. One was Cyrus born 1854 he was my > ggrandfather. Cyrus
17. [PaCambri] Genealogy sites [0.981602]
Hello all, I'll pretty much be offline for about a week (main computer crashed, possibly beyond repair), so I thought I'd invite everyone to visit my sites in my absence so that I still feel connected. There's a lot of great resources I have found and think you will enjoy: Firstmom's Genealogy Resources & Records http://khuish.tripod.com/ Main page of the site, has some unique links and site map (tables). F
18. [PaCambri] Re: PACAMBRI-D Digest V01 #43 [0.981602]
My Grandmother (Mary Kathryn DENNE) was born (1899) & raised in Portage and although I do not ever remember her making Scrapple, I DO remember that: She made soap out of lye. She made a salad out of dandelion greens (with warm vinegar dressing). She made bread & buns with the water she boiled her potatoes in. She made jam & jelly out of almost everything (sealed the jar with wax). She would put a piece of bacon on an abcess overnight so it would "beal" (open). Sh
19. [PaCambri] Berkey farm near Elton [0.981602]
Vicki Fretz pointed out to me the obit for Susan Helsel, d/o Solomon Helsel & Mary Rose, w/.o Jacob Webb Johnstown Tribune, July 8, 1907 "Mrs. Jacob Webb of near Geistown, died at her home yesterday morning...Interment will follow in the burial plot on the Berkey farm near the Webb home. Posted by Kathie Weigel on Tue, 25 Jan 2000 This is now known as Snavely Cemetery. I posted a message the other day looking for a John Berkey 1830-1852, who lived near Elton. Checking the 1890 a
20. RE: [PaCambri] Our PA Language!!! [0.981602]
I have a friend from Johnstown that always refers to the following: the berm of the road (the shoulder), gum bands (rubber bands), earbobs (earrings) bumper shoot (umbrella). -----Original Message----- From: Donna Heller Zinn [mailto:djzinn@pa.net] Sent: Saturday, February 10, 2001 3:59 PM To: PACAMBRI-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [PaCambri] Our PA Language!!! Hi All: I am a youngster [39 yrs. of age] and am thoroughly enjoying this... I can remember when [and we still do] eat, make and talk like this...
21. Re: [PaCambri] scrapple and shoo fly pie [0.981602]
The Lebanees did not drop their big balogna at New Years this year because of the factory fire. I love scrabble but it is hard to find good wet bottom shoo fly pie. I enjoyed scrabble when I lived in Indiana as a child. That's the county next to ya not the state. I only buy scrabble from the Green Dragon or a good butcher now though. I hate srabble with pig hair and lead from the bulet they used to kill the hog in it as I got from a local farmer once. BLESS YOU LIST AND RELATIVES IN THE COUNTY McC
22. Re: [PaCambri] ponehaus? [0.981602]
Liver pudding, I loved it as a child. we can not buy it here in Rochester, NY used to buy it in a ring., My aunt used to make it and we would put it on top of pancakes. Oh how I loved it. Hedy
23. [PaCambri] Re: My Grandfather's Wholesale Liquor Business [0.981602]
hi pat i knew you would delve into the answer. thanks, i really was curious for our family business has been beer since the end of prohibition. our grandfather W.E. sharbaugh had a garage in carrolltown and at the end of prohibition became a wholesale beer dist. at this time the state of pa became the sole liquor and wine distributor. we are so different than our neighboring states with no private liquor stores. your grandfather was the last of private liquor dealers. jean sharbaugh
24. [PaCambri] Reply to List Question [0.981602]
Hi Sharon (and anyone else who was thinking about this as a good idea), I have a habit of scanning a list of emails, finding one from the person I want to write to, and hitting the "reply to" button. Very seldom does that email I write have anything to do with the email I've chosen. It's probably not a good habit, but it works for me. Of course, it has gotten me in trouble a few times -- when the email I've chosen is one of thos "reply to list" emails. To suddenly discover that you've sent a persona
25. [PaCambri] has been great [0.981602]
thanks for letting us share the memories
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