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1. [PaCambri] new Lilly website [1]
Someone asked me for info about the new site being formed for the Lilly PA area ... as I have deleated that stuff, could someone send me contact information that I could pass along ??? Many Thanks _________________________________________- jim miller ********************** jim miller/621 grove st ********************** greensburg pa 15601 _________________________________________________________________ Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger: http://messenger.msn.com
2. [PaCambri] Taylor-McCoy Coal & Coke Co. [1]
Am posting this to see if anyone knows the origins of the McCoy of the Taylor-McCoy Coal & Coke Co., once the biggest thing going around Gallitzin. There was a Hugh McCoy [b. circa 1770] who had patented a tract of land adjacent to where Taylor-McCoy later had their operation. I became interested through following the O'Hara family; Ann/Nancy O'Hara married Hugh McCoy... Industrial history has always interested me. And since Hugh McCoy married into the O'Hara family, I have been trying to find out
3. [PaCambri] Gallitzin Story [0.981685]
ALTOONA MIRROR Sept. 4, 1980 REMAINS OF 5 FOUND IN GALLITZIN HOUSE: by: Jeff Montgomery, Staff writer GALLITZIN - Police found the badly decomposed bodies of five babies in a Gallitzin attic late Tuesday, in a macabre puzzle that could take Cambria County investigators 50 years into the past. A 20 year-old letter, written by Stella Elizabeth Williamson, who died Aug 26, led authorities to the 310 Forest Ave (Street) home where the bodies were found. They were wrapped in newspap
4. [PaCambri] Bizarre Gallitzin Story from 80's [0.981685]
Do any listers recall the grisly discovery from about the early 1980's, when an old woman in Gallitzin died and a number of baby skeletons were found in her attic? It was reported that she was a recluse and that, over the years, she secretly had these children. It was quite a story at the time, but I cannot recall her name or other details. Anyone? Tony Bentivegna
5. Re: [PaCambri] e-mail [0.981685]
Hi Everyone, Lately, it seems, my email goes a little nuts. It will just select certain emails and hold them for a few days. There's no rhyme or reason to it. Sometimes they'll show up days later; sometimes they won't. Since I check my mail 6 - 8 times a days, there isn't any reason why it should bounce. If you should have problems with mail to me being returned, please send it to Diann at: diann.olsen@verizon.net and she will forward it to me (and kee
6. Re: [PaCambri] lower yoder [0.981685]
Hi, Some years ago I actually spoke by telephone to a wonderful lady who worked at one of the cemeteries. She and her husband went to where Lower Yoder was. It was ancient then and only a few markers were left and none of them were legible. Melinda
7. [PaCambri] john baptist yahner [0.981685]
Doe s anyone have any info on this man? He appears to be elusive and have hidden himself well ,w hile living in plain sight. he had a hardware store in Patton, up till about 1897. Please mail me , if you have any thing on him thank you marsha
8. [PaCambri] HALL AND SPARKS SURNAMES [0.981685]
Is anyone out there searching a Thomas Hall born 1850 in England? He married a Caroline Sparks born also in 1850 in England. They had 15 children, one was named Eliza. Eliza died in 1903 after having her last child. Caroline Sparks died in 1908. Thomas remarried a Mary Wagner. Anyone researching these ancestors please contact me. Thanks, Darlene
9. [PaCambri] Lantzy, Stahl, King connection? [0.981685]
Hi All, I was wondering if anyboby has any info on a connection between the Lantzy family & the Stahl's or King's? A just found out that a lovely young women who works for me has some kind of a Lantzy connection (small world!), but is unsure of what it is. Her Grandparents were William Stahl (1915-1981) & Bessie Mariah King (b.1917 or 18). Any info appreciated :) Thanks, Sharon Lantzy Wygant SSchu22739@aol.com
10. [PaCambri] Nicholas Becher [0.981685]
Why did Nicholas Becher, his wife, Christina Coons Becher, and two of their children, Apollonia and Mary Ann, all die on the same day: December 19, 1855? A curious transcriber, Beth Fladaker
11. [PaCambri] Hugh Ritson [0.981685]
I'm now looking for information on the Hugh Ritson family............ Hugh Ritson born 1864 England died April 25, 1944 Hempfield Twp. Westmoreland Co, PA married to Jane Elizabeth Eales.......... I have some pictures I will share and I hope someone can give me some information thanks Barb LLLORENSEN@KTIS.NET
12. [PaCambri] SARLOUIS, FULTON, McCUNE [0.981685]
Hello, again, I have been off-list since October. Thought it was time to get back on, since there may be new people who might have some info about my families--SARLOUIS, FULTON, And McCUNE. Matthias and Margaretha SARLOUIS emigrated from Germany (Hesse-Darmstadt) about 1846/7, with the following children: Anna Marie or Maria Anna b. 1828 Matthias (my grgrandfather) b.1832 Andrew b.1834 Peter b. 1836 Margaret
13. Re: [PaCambri] Bader [0.981685]
The only Bader family I know of are George and Sophia (Senft) Bader whose children were Otto and George A,. Bader. Otto is still living in York. He married Virginia Ferguson who just passed away. George married Annie Zoldak. Otto and George were born around 1920 and lived in the Walnut Grove area of Johnstown. I do know they had relatives buried in Sandyvale. These were moved to Richland Cemetery in Geistown. Whether those moved were Baders, I do not know. There are might be more children in the family othe
14. [PaCambri] Gallitziana [0.981685]
A number of years ago (15? 20?), Mary Grace Kirsch, a long time writer for the Altoona Tribune, whote a script about Father Gallitzin. According to my monther (a friend of Mary Grace) the Altoona-Johnstown Diocese kept it and did not allow production by a Pittsburgh company. This is a tale that obviously needs some fact checking. Altoona Mirror probably has files from Tribune, and the Diocese may have some information as well. If the script were available, it might be of interst to anyone planning a celeb
15. Re: [PaCambri] 1852 Staff Memo [0.981685]
I just LOVE this kind of info...and in my opinion this Cambria List is the absolute BEST for this type of thing! Thanks, Kat in VA Researching in Cambria Co: Blachut/Blahut and Piksa Elsewhere in PA: Bittenbender, Brink, Christman, Coombs, Davis, Evans, Frankenfield, Green, Holmes, Mock, Shafer, Sims, Vandermark, Willis SHFSMITH@aol.com wrote: > > Here's an interesting perspective on the world of work for our ancestors . > . . > > Do you ever feel overworked, over-regulated, under-leisured and > u
16. [PaCambri] looking for this cemetery [0.981685]
Does anyone have any information on a cemetery that was located on the corner of Beatrice and Decker Avenue in the west end of the city of Johnstown? I had someone check for me and they found nothing there. Thank you, Mr. Smith
17. [PaCambri] Hoch [0.981685]
Hi List, If Karen Hoch is still a member of this list, please e mail me about Glasgow line information. We "talked" a while back. I do have more info now. Thank you, Pat Miller 3blindmice@sssnet.com ______________________________________ Scanned and protected by sssnet.com http://www.sssnet.com
18. [PaCambri] Baumgardner Cem. Richland Twp. [0.981685]
Hi PaCambrians. I would like to announce that there has been a very interesting item posted in conjunction with the the Baumgarnder (Richland Twp) Cemetery listing. The item was written by George Hancock who has agreed to share it with us. You can reach the item via the Cambria Home Page - Cemeteries OR link directly to the listing at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~pacambri/cems/RicBaumgardner.html Don Varner (Camcopa.aol.com) Host of the Richland, Twp & Adams T
19. [PaCambri] Re: 1900 Cambria Co., Census [0.981685]
1900 CAMBRIA CO PA CENSUS CD T623-1389 *LOOK* Item # 1705448379 THIS IS UP FOR SALE ON EBAY.
20. Re: [PaCambri] Bizarre Gallitzin Story from 80's [0.981685]
I may be thinking of something different, but could this have happened in the early 70's. I was staying outside of Beaverdale with relatives and recall this story. It seems like there were 5 or 6 babies. I may be totally confusing it with something else, but there may be the off chance I'm not. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tony Bentivegna" To: Sent: Thursday, February 14, 2002 10:40 AM Subject: [PaCambri] Bizarre Gallitzin Story from 80's > Do any l
21. [PaCambri] Thanks for "Souvenir" [0.981685]
Many thanks to Linda Braund for working so hard to make this wonderful record available for everyone. Thanks also to Lynne Canterbury and Diann Olsen for running such a wonderful Cambria County GenWeb site. Carol Vass
22. [PaCambri] CRISSEY/ELLIOT Marriage Cert.1903 on Ebay [0.981685]
found the following item on ebay.....is a marriage certificate for a Todd ELLIOT of New Florence and a Mary H. CRISSEY of Johnstown dated 1903..here is the URL: http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1699661095... ...thought some one may be interested....the description is below....Joe This is a Vintage Framed Marriage Certificate issued to TODD ELLIOT of New Florence, Pa., and MARY H. CRISSEY of Johnstown, Pa. It was issued on June 25, 1903..It was signed my Harvey S. Stoner, Pastor of
23. RE: [PaCambri] Fw: Father Gallitzin [0.981685]
The Blairvills Dispatch, in January 2001, run a three page article on him with a lot of color photos of his vestments, etc. You might be able to get a copy from them. Martha -----Original Message----- From: Lilly [SMTP:malik@scs-net.org] Sent: Tuesday, February 26, 2002 10:12 AM To: PACAMBRI-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [PaCambri] Fw: Father Gallitzin Hello list members, Top o' the Day to you all. Concerning Father Gallitzin: are there any rememberance events for his life and work? I have seen mention of a
24. [PaCambri] Thomas Deffenbaugh's death. [0.981685]
I am looking for information about the cause of my great grandfather Thomas Deffenbaugh's death. The information the family has is that he died May 14, 1875 in Lilly Station, Cambria County, PA. He was only 33 at the time of his death. He left behind his wife with three small children and she was pregnant with their fourth child. It is assumed his early death was caused by some sort of accident. A distant relative thought it may have been a railroad accident. With all of the talk about mining accident
25. Re: [PaCambri] Thanks for "Souvenir" [0.981685]
I would like to ditto what Carol had written about Linda's work and Lynne and Dianne's wonderful job they do on the Cambria Co. site. The information is fantastic and we really appreciate all the work that goes into making it the best. Thanks to all of you, Sue Jonke ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, February 25, 2002 1:52 PM Subject: [PaCambri] Thanks for "Souvenir" > Many thanks to Linda Braund for working so hard to make this wonderful
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