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1. [PABERKS] VA Offices and Civil War records [1]
Hi All - The phone number for the VA office in any state is 1-800-827-1000. You may or may not find that the VA has your ancestors' Civil War records. Generally if your ancestor or dependent was recieving benefits in 1934 the VA will have the records. That is the year in which the Pension Bureau became the VA. If you go to the pension index either on www.ancestry.com or at a branch of the National Archives and you find a C or XC number written on the card, then you can be sure the VA has the records. A C o
2. [PACHESTE] BULLEN(S) - BULLIN - BOYLEN [0.982966]
Hi, Looking for info on a Joseph BULLEN, b. 1714 in England, immigrated in 1730 to Frederick Co., MD. Was in the Revolutionary War & had a son named Luke b. c1750, who was also in the war. He is believed to have lived in Chester Co. for a while. Is there anyone that could do a look up for me. (Land Records, Wills, etc.) Thank you very much! :) Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS)
3. Re: [PACHESTE] Early Court Records. [0.982966]
In a message dated 00-12-31 13:06:27 EST, CGarr34@aol.com writes: << I have the book 'Record of the Courts of Chester Co. Pa. 1681-1697' -- in front it states that this follows the "Upland Court Record - 1676-1681" now in possession of The Historical Soc. of Pa. ---- does anyone know if this book is in print and purchasable??? Carol >> Hi Carol, I too would like to know and also if your 'Record of the Courts of Chester Co. Pa. 1681-1697' is also available and where? Thanks, Bob McKeon
4. [PACHESTE] Etta May RESSLER [0.982966]
Am seeking info on Ettie (Etta) may Gable Ressler. Last sighting in 1910 Census in Chester County. Husband was Harry C. Ressler, also listed in 1910 census. would like to locate in 1920, 1930 census, or any info on date of death. Tom
5. Re: [PACHESTE] Volunteer look-up request [0.982966]
p. 386. Charles H. Garber is listed as a member of the bar in Chester County, as of 12 November 1849. p. 260. John Garber was named a deacon in the Great Valley Baptist Church on 14 Jan 1847. Those are the only mentions of Garbers, but if you are related to John, all we have to find out is where Great Valley is (was?). Maggie
6. [PACHESTE] That snow white virus [0.982966]
Hi everyone, I just wanted to tell you that I just had 4 messages in my in box, the first one was from an address ctzzy@cosmos.aist-nara.ac.jp and the second one was from hahaha which was the snow white virus BUT I DID NOT OPEN THE ATTACHMENT. The third message was also from the ctzzy person and the fourth message was the snow white thing again from hahaha. Now is that a coincidence or is this ctzzy person sending it along with their messages? I deleted all 4 immediately and then ran my Mcafee virus sca
7. Re: [PACHESTE] Re: PACHESTE That snow white virus [0.982966]
Thought I would send this to you to describe the virus. ----- Original Message ----- From: "BRUCE SANDLIER" To: Sent: Saturday, December 30, 2000 5:44 PM Subject: [PACHESTE] Re: PACHESTE That snow white virus > PACHESTE-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > > Subject: [PACHESTE] That snow white virus > > Date: Fri, 29 Dec 2000 21:19:47 -0500 > > From: "Michelle Ross" > > To: PACHESTE-L@rootsweb.com > > > > Hi everyone, > > > > I just wanted to tel
8. Re: [PACHESTE] Early Court Records. [0.982966]
Bob, The first book that Carol mentions is available from Higginson Books (www.higginsonbooks.com). It's a 1997 "reprint": (RECORD OF THE COURTS OF CHESTER COUNTY, 1681-1697. With complete index of persons. 430p. (1910) 1997. $45.00 I bought my first copy of Ashmead's History of DelCo from them. They're extremely pleasant and cooperative, but I was a little disappointed in the quality of the book. It was pretty expensive ($90+ when you add in shipping), and it is a "photo-reproduction". Some pages a
9. Re: [PACHESTE] maps [0.982966]
Marj, I wish we could do this but I'm afraid it would be a violation of copyright even if the list server could handle the size of the files (which it can't). With so many online mapping services available such as Yahoo, a recent map seems rather redundant also. What I would like to see though is some of the older maps of the area that might help folks find areas that don't have the same names anymore. If anyone knows of where some of these might be located online, how about posting the links here? -Mary
10. [PACHESTE] MERAIRTUTES BAY NEW ENGLAND [0.982966]
Would anyone have any idea of WHERE in today's USA one would find what in >1709 was "the county of Essex in the Merairtuters Bay in the province of New England" The Province of New England is an early term for the state of New Jersey. It inherited the name "Province of New England" after the mother county who first began to establish this land. Similar to Pennsylvania taking the name from it's founder, William Penn. It later took the names of East and West New Jersey. The county of Essex can be found in t
11. [PACHESTE] Civil War [0.982966]
Hi Folks, I do civil war look-ups and research if you are looking for a soldier or need help in finding one. I would be happy to help. Send as much information as you know to me. Thank You Ted Myers Civil war Look-ups and research
12. Re: [PACHESTE] Finleys in W. Nottingham Twp. [0.982966]
Carmen Finley wrote: > Hi All, > > I am interesting in Samuel and Robert Finley who appeared on the tax lists > in the 1720s and 1730s in W. Nottingham Twp. in Chester County. They were > probably active in the Presbyterian Church. > > If anyone shares these interests, please let me know. Carmen: I have collected some information on Samuel and Robert Finley, but, as usual, there was more than one generation with those names. Samuel Finley who was President of Princeton was, of course a Presbyterian.
13. RE: [PACHESTE] Re:Chester Co. 1857 census [0.982966]
I believe it only gives the occupation of the head of the family. Does not give names of family members. Anne Wiegle On Saturday, December 16, 2000 1:23 PM, Jeanries@aol.com [SMTP:Jeanries@aol.com] wrote: > Do you know what was included on the form in that 1857 Chester Co. Census? > I've found some of my ancestors on an index but haven't located the actual > films yet. Will they tell me any more than an index? > > Thanks > Jeanne > > ______________________________
14. Re: [PACHESTE] too many odd comments [0.982966]
I haven't seen a *silly* email on this List....?? Besides, you aren't going to find all of your genealogy emailing....so please don't be too "uppity" about it. Jan Curtis -----Original Message----- From: miette To: PACHESTE-L@rootsweb.com Date: Sunday, December 31, 2000 2:00 PM Subject: [PACHESTE] too many odd comments >Dear Whomever: > > Please delete my e-mail from query list. > > I'm getting too many silly emails that are not >genealogical in na
15. [PACHESTE] Hoopes, Florence 1911 - 1959 [0.982966]
Researchers of Chester County. I have a brick wall, that is almost impossible to know down. However, there is always hope. I am trying to determine the Parentage of Florence Hoops d: 11/19/1959. The birth date is interesting. Here birth date was "assigned" 9/23/1911, but celebrated it 10/12/1911. The information that I have, on here birth is from the Children's Aid Society of Pennsylvania. She was under their care from 6/6/1912 until 4/17/1928. Florence was placed in the care of the CASP by the Dept. of
16. [PACHESTE] John GARBER [0.982966]
A 01 Jun 1764 mortgage involves land owned by Michael & Henrietta HILLIGASS & Jacob & Frances WINEY; the tract being in Coventry (Chester cnty) bounded by the river Schuykill, land of Isaac OPTHEGRAEFF, Casher SPRIEGER & Casper MINGLE, land of John GARBER, Jacob ENGER & Jacob STEAGER. (N13:335) No other Chester cnty land records abstracts 1681-1765 mention any GARBER.
17. [PACHESTE] Re: Re: surname "Golding" [0.982966]
Hi Carolyn I have GOLDING relatives who came to Buffalo NY from Civil Parish of Killargue, County Leitrim Ireland in 1892. They were relatives of the McMORROWs and KELLYs and the original name of GOLDEN or GOLDING was actually McGOLDRICH. Does any of this sound familiar? Jack DUKESBURY Jakarta, Indonesia __________________________________ PACHESTE-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: Researching the "Golding" surname. My GrGrGrandmother's maiden name was Golding. All I know is that she was born and lived in
18. [PACHESTE] formatting messages?! [0.982966]
--WebTV-Mail-17659-1494 Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit Bill, I sent that message originally from my WEB-TV. Maybe there is something between WEB-TV and AOL that changed it for you. I am sorry if I did something wrong. I didn't put those =20 and =A0 in the message I sent. Something got translated in the code. Sorry if it messed you up. Diana --WebTV-Mail-17659-1494 Content-Disposition: Inline Content-Type: Message/RFC822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit
19. [PACHESTE] Re: PACHESTE-D Digest V00 #398 [0.982966]
In a message dated 12/27/00 4:31:53 PM Central Standard Time, PACHESTE-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << There was no Essex Co. in New England in 1709....only Middlesex Co. >> Essex Co., MA (thus in New England) was formed in 1643! Judy
20. [PACHESTE] "Missing Performers" [0.982966]
Hi, While doing research on a family member, Joseph STRITTER (actor), who is listed in the 1890 NYC Directory--I came across this very interesting site on a "Missing Performers Database" at the website of the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) founded in 1933. Screen Actors Guild http://www.sag.org/ Screen Actors Guild Residuals Trust http://www.sag.org/missinglist.html If you have someone who left home for "Show Buz"-
21. Re: [PACHESTE] Fwd: 97th pa regimental REPRINT [0.982966]
Frank, I would purchase the 97th Pa Regimental History. Just let me know how much it will cost and how to arrange payment. Thank you so much for your efforts. Judy Kaufman, GGranddaughter of William D. Thomas Co. "C" Paoli Guards under Isaiah Price ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, December 02, 2000 5:19 PM Subject: [PACHESTE] Fwd: 97th pa regimental REPRINT > > --part1_79.cf1f712.275acf7d_boundary > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="
22. [PACHESTE] Robert BAKER of Middletown = Susanna PACKER [0.982966]
Here is a clarification about Erroneous Baker Genealogy. If anyone is on the Lancaster County List, would you please forward this? Thanks- Anne Broomall Wiegle Robert BAKER (b abt 1682; d, 1716) of Middletown Twp, s.o. Joseph Baker Sr. of Edgmont, married Susanna PACKER, d.o. Robert Packer of Philadelphia. This couple and their children are documented in Chester MM records, and Robert's intestate papers were filed in 1716 in Chester County. FMI see Bakers of Edgmont:
23. [PACHESTE] Re: PACHESTE-D Digest V00 #397 [0.982966]
In a message dated 12/26/00 6:22:17 PM Central Standard Time, PACHESTE-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << Would anyone have any idea of WHERE in today's USA one would find what in 1709 was "the county of Essex in the Merairtuters Bay in the province of New England" >> Essex Co., MA might fit that description. Judy
24. [PACHESTE] Re: formating code in messages. [0.982966]
Why am I suddenly getting this strange coding in some of messages like the one shown below? I assume people are attempting to format their letters rather than just using text. I use AOL so hopeully there isn't some other problem. Any ideas? Bill In a message dated 12/20/00 8:04:27 PM Pacific Standard Time, PACHESTE-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > I received this from another list and wanted to share with you. =20 > [OH-ROLLCALL] re Civil War Pension papers...=20 > > Hi,=20 > =A0=A0=A0=A0=
25. [PACHESTE] Volunteer look-up request [0.982966]
Hi Lister's, Does anyone have a copy of the History of Chester County? Would like to request a look-up for the surname GARBER Does it reference anything to this name? Particularly what country they may have migrated from. Thanks in advance, Cheryl tansands@voicenet.com
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