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1. Re: [PA-CAMERON] My first introduction [1]
Hi Tina. No that's not a silly question. Emporium has lots of people with nicknames. Duck Armstrong was a year ahead of me in school so would be about 58. He and my husband were no relation. But I did know him and I think he was first married to a friend of mine Mary Kay Wilson.
2. RE: [PA-CAMERON] Sizerville Cemetery [1]
Dee and Mike......many thanks for the Sizerville Cemetery. Anyone working on Gardeau(sp?). That's where the rest of the Nicklers are. Thanks again! Dale > ---------- > From: Mike > Reply To: PACAMERO-L@rootsweb.com > Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2000 11:25 PM > To: PACAMERO-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [PA-CAMERON] Sizerville Cemetery > > HI! > > Thanks to Dee Shaffer-Zito, we now have the Sizerville Cemetery listed! > Thanks Dee! I hope to have more additions later in the week. > > Mike > Come Visit th
3. Re: [PA-CAMERON] Hi [1]
Hi Kent, Your mom was a couple years ahead of me in school, but I remember her in plays and having a great singing voice. My dad worked with your grandfather, George at Sylvania. I'm not sure if the John English I know is the same you speak of, we called him "Frenchie" and he played in the school bank with us. If this is the same it took the time to come visit us in married housing when we were at Michigan State years ago.
4. Re: [PA-CAMERON] Sizerville Cemetery [1]
Mike I'm confused as to which cemetery you are calling Sizerville. If you need information on what I think is Gardeau Cemetery my dad has all the records as he took care of it for years. Let me know if you would like me to work on it.
5. Re: [PA-CAMERON] Cameron County Newspapers [1]
Hi Mike. If, in your happen to run across the name COMMINO or BLACKMAN in your research, I'd really appreciate hearing about it. I have not been able to find out anything about the families prior to 1926, when Caroline FOSTER MADISON COMMINO died in Emporium, when my mother was two. She was married to Sylvester COMMINO. His father, according to his application for SS card, was John William COMMINO, and his mother was Martha BLACKMAN. I also do not know what happened to Caroline's first husband, Harry (
6. Re: [PA-CAMERON] My first introduction [1]
In a message dated 03/19/2000 8:13:30 PM Eastern Standard Time, sue.armstrong@worldnet.att.net writes: << Tom's brothers, Ron and Bob >> ok this may sound silly but my mom would like to know if one of the boys were called "Duck" Tina
7. [PA-CAMERON] Family History Centers Explained [1]
HI Dale and everyone else with the same question! I'm sorry! I just assume that everyone has been at this forever like me! LOL Please let me know if I ever assume things like that again! The Mormon Church- Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints has literally gone around the world and microfilmed millions of records. Part of their religion involves bringing their ancestors into the church. So genealogy is a very important part of their beliefs. In Salt Lake City, they have a huge library containing these rec
8. [PA-CAMERON] Sizerville Cemetery [1]
HI! Thanks to Dee Shaffer-Zito, we now have the Sizerville Cemetery listed! Thanks Dee! I hope to have more additions later in the week. Mike Come Visit the Cameron County Genealogy Project! http://www.rootsweb.com/~pacamero
9. Re: [PA-CAMERON] Gilmore Cemetery [1]
if you turn off the road and drive towards the state buildings and the house where the Park Ranger lives below the dam..it is along side the road near the house...there are about 40 or 50 graves there if I remember. Mike ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, March 08, 2000 10:49 PM Subject: Re: [PA-CAMERON] Gilmore Cemetery > I wasn't aware of a cemetery below the dam. > > Robert > > In a message dated 03/08/2000 9:00:50 PM Eastern Standard T
10. Re: [PA-CAMERON] Sizerville Cemetery [1]
HI Sue! I am glad you are enjoying the site. The records for this cemetery are current up to 1966 or so given the source. I would love to have the rest if the years if you can get them. Thanks! Mike ----- Original Message ----- From: Sue Armstrong To: Sent: Thursday, March 30, 2000 10:06 PM Subject: Re: [PA-CAMERON] Sizerville Cemetery > Hi Mike, I'm the one confused. Sizerville is where all my father's family > is buried including my moth
11. [PA-CAMERON] Fwd: Found-Great Site [1]
Hi everybody, I found this site on another list. http://www.pastconnect.com/ This site allows people to post information about an item they've lost or found that they can identify with a family name. You can search it by family surname. Some of the items are photographs, books and letters. Check it out. I think it will be helpful. Pete Bennett My email address is:pete@email4u.com and will NEVER change. Or try: petebennett@hotmail.com Visit my "All American" Home Page at:
12. Re: [PA-CAMERON] The search engine on the County page [1]
HI Bonnie! many search engines do not consider the letter "S" part of the name since people might use it and it is not really part of the name....sorry for the inconvenience. Mike ----- Original Message ----- From: Bonnie Williams To: Sent: Friday, March 31, 2000 3:15 PM Subject: [PA-CAMERON] The search engine on the County page > > Mike, > I believe that you and others have done alot of work. > My problem is when I put "Willliams" in the search eng
13. [PA-CAMERON] Updates [1]
HI everyone! Watch the site for these additions in the next few days! March 11, 2000 Mary Ellen has posted the 1870 Gibson Township Census and it is linked. We now have the complete census for 1870! Thank you so much for all of your work Mary Ellen!!! It is greatly appreciated There are 6 or 7 new photos. Run, don't walk, to your nearest LDS Family History Center!! They have over 20 rolls of microfilm packed full of Cameron County Records! Check the Bibliography for details! If you have not posted y
14. [PA-CAMERON] We're Moving! [1]
Nate and I have decided that the site might be better served being on Rootsweb. I think we are growing too fast for Nate! LOL Nate manages god knows how many sites and houses them on his PA-ROOTS server. So he is juggling those sites and a busy work schedule and me sending him new pages several times a week to up load to the server. He has much more resolve than I do, that's for sure! I don't know how he does it. I know how much time I spend on one site! This move will allow me to make changes to the s
15. [PA-CAMERON] Rich Valley Families and a few more [1]
Hello, I am looking for anyone who is searching the following families; CASKEY, SWESEY, LEWIS, CARTER, GATES, HELSEL, COULTER, KORB, HAUCK. My Grandparents, Don & Julia Gates Caskey grew up in the Rich Valley/Emporium Area. And though I have fair amounts of info for these two lines it is their ancestors that seem to baffle me. I would enjoy sharing any information I have accumulated in return for yours. I enjoy facts but for enjoy the stories and pictures more. Don is the son of Loran & Gertrude Swesey
16. Re: [PA-CAMERON] Fw: 100 years (narrow minded?) [1]
Narrow minded? Do you know Sandra? I have known Sandra Hornung for a few years and found her to be a VERY polite, very busy, very helpful, and a far-from-narrow-minded person. Would not the Echo have copyright to her material since she is being paid and published through them? Maybe? I think that you owe an apology to Mrs. Sandra Hornung. Being the (acting and going out) VP of our local genealogical Society here, I know quite a bit about volunteerism, and how busy people are with commitments to th
17. [PA-CAMERON] What else do you remember? [1]
I disagree with the scoring. Must have been a young'un who wrote it up! (I remembered them all, but I am not dirt yet! LOL), but this was fun How many do you remember . . . 1. Blackjack chewing gum 2. Wax Coke-shaped bottles with colored sugar water 3. Candy cigarettes 4. Soda pop machines that dispensed bottles 5. Coffee shops with tableside jukeboxes 6. Home milk delivery in glass bottles with cardboard stoppers 7. Party lines 8. Newsreels before the movie 9. P.F. Flyers 10. Butch wax 11. Telephone num
18. [PA-CAMERON] Happy St. Patrick's Day! [1]
HI! I got one more hour left to wish you all a Happy St. Patrick's Day! Hope you all had a green day! I am getting the bugs worked out of the systems since the move...little things are popping up. Please let me know if you find something that does not work. I do not know what happened to all of the Guest Book entries...I have not heard back from Nate yet to see if they can be replaced. In the mean time, I am hearing from folks who saw the notice in the Echo...3 more people subscribed to the list today!
19. Re: [PA-CAMERON] Lurker unveiled! [1]
Hi Jane, Mike and all, The John & Elizabeth Sheffer family used Sheffer, Shaffer, and Shafer spellings. John (b. 1785) & Elizabeth (b. 1792) are buried in the Old Pine Street Cemetery and I believe they still have descendants in Sinnemahoning. I'd like to know more about John's family myself--I have a lot of conflicting information. I had Elizabeth's maiden name as Bartholomew, yet I've seen it as Richie (see the Pine Street Cemetery list on the Cameron Co. site). I have several lists of children, but non
20. Re: [PA-CAMERON] Lurker unveiled! [1]
Hi Jane! Welcome to the list! I saw the Sheffer name tonight reading through the death records or cemetery lists...I thought it was a version of Shaffer. I will send you what I saw in a couple of days. Mike Wennin ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, March 22, 2000 2:41 PM Subject: [PA-CAMERON] Lurker unveiled! > Hello-- > > I've been lurking here on the Cameron County list for a while now. I guess I > should have introcuced myself a wh
21. [PA-CAMERON] Mix Run Cemetery [1]
On 21 Dec 1999 I posted a querry updating the Mix Run cemetery with all listed burials. It was an update of my listing that was entered in the Cemetery Records section for Cameron county. I added the complete listing that wasn't complete in the 1 Dec 1999 listing. Walt
22. [PA-CAMERON] The search engine on the County page [1]
Mike, I believe that you and others have done alot of work. My problem is when I put "Willliams" in the search engine I have to look thru several times the items I need to because the search engine also looks for just "Willliam". Maybe there is something I am doing wrong, and I thought it might be happening with some other names. that is why I am posting to the list instead of just writing to you separately. Help me please. Great work. I have just gotten alot of info from Beverly about the Quinns, Omalle
23. Re: [PA-CAMERON]Hello [1]
Hi -- I always say a little prayer when anyone asks about Bethuel---I hae looked for him for so long.] BETHUEL (Bethel) REYNOLDS b: 1801 NY or PA-even he didn't seems sure when he talked to census takers. He died in Clermont Co. Oh ane is buried in Smyrna Cem. there Was a business man (tailor) in Felicity and also served as a twp. trustee there - He married CATHARINE KEPHART on 23 Dec 1823 in Ripley Twp. OH They raised their family there Esther - b: 1837 - Thomas (My ggrandfather) 19 apr.
24. [PA-CAMERON] New Emporium site [1]
I recently found this site: I am attempting to create a database of URL's and email addresses of both resident and former residents of Cameron County so that we can connect with one another via the www. If you would like to change your information or see anything else added to this site, please let me know! Also; please feel free to link this site from yours...it would be greatly appreciated. ;) http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Column/9965/cameron_county.htm Have a great day! javagypsy@snet.net Mi
25. [PA-CAMERON] HI! [1]
Hi Everyone! Glad to see some life in this list! Thanks to those of you who introduced yourselves! Please share any new contacts you made by doing that. The microfilms have arrived at the local LDS Family History Center. I have access to them for a couple of weeks. For the first batch I ordered Obituaries from Cameron County Newspapers 1890-1902; Cameron County Tombstone Inscription 1788-1976; and the Cameron County Death Records 1893-1906. I must have been feeling morbid that day!! As soon as I see w
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