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1. LANE family [1]
Anyone familiar with the surname LANE in the Paoli area around the turn of the century. Specifically looking for an Edith Lane. Bill
2. THOMAS/CHRISTY [1]
Hi! I'm new to the list, but two surnames in my family show up in Lower Oxford, Chester County PA in the 1820's. Would anyone have any information on the following: Ann THOMAS b. 1811 David THOMAS b. 1812/3 Lewis CHRISTY b. 1807 Any information would be appreciated. Thanks.
3. OBIT REQUEST ON DODD [1]
Anyone know of an AVLYN CONLEY, e-mail address given as Obit request sent to that address was returned "undeliverable". Herb Ottey
4. Kirkpatrick and Tarrence surnames [1]
I am looking for anyone researching th sur names Kirkpatrick or Tarrence in the Chester and Delaware county areas. I have an Abraham Jones that I am researching. I believe his middle name may have been Kirkpatrick, and that his middle name comes from his mothers maiden name. However, I have no idea what her first name was. Abraham was born in 1759. He married a Ruth Tarrence in the 1st Presbyterian Church in Phila. in 1795. Sound familiar to anyone ? Bill Salmon
5. TRAINER/TRAINOR/TRAYNER/TRAYNOR [1]
Hello everyone! This is my 1st post to the list.... Looking for info about my GGreat Grandfather Kingdom 'King' TRAINER; his parents DOB/DOD/burial locations, his siblings and grandparents names/DOB/DOD/burial locations. His parents were, Abram and Elizabeth (JOHNSON) TRAINER according to the following bio that reads: Kingdom TRAINER, son of Abraham TRAINER of Chester County. Pennsylvania, brought the family name to southern Indiana. The following is from the Histo
6. Solomon MAXWELL [1]
A professional researcher in Montgomery Co., Ohio and I have been trying > to connect the famous printer WILLIAM MAXWELL(prob. b. ca 1755) of Ohio to my line of Thomas MAXWELL(1736-1785 East Nottingham Twp., Chester Co., Pa.married ANN BLACKMAR[SEE PASTED BELOW]... > with son HENRY MAXWELL(1774-1856 Carroll co., Indiana)...the interesting > thing is not only the simliar naming patterns but that there was a MOSES MAXWELL(of Cincinnati) and SOLOMON MAXWELL(of Christaina Bridge[now New Castle?], Delaware) no
7. Re: Doris Evelyn STERN SPEAKMAN [1]
I have some newspaper clippings--that's how I found out about the death. What I am looking for are the officials' reports (if they still exist) and any aquaintences familiar with the death. Thanks for the good wishes. K.Kleeh At 04:29 PM 9/10/98 EDT, RHilands wrote: >Wouldn't there be a story written about it in a newspaper?? Find out what >newspapers there were or Are. In Hartford CT., we have the same Newspaper >from the 1700s. Good luck. >I would like to ask your assitance in obtaining information
8. Newlin [1]
I recently received the death certificate of my grgrandfather, Robert L. Newlin, and on it was listed his place of birth - Chester County, Pa - and his parents, Elijah Newlin and wife Ruth Frame Newlin. Robert was born in 1845 and died in Ohio, in 1935. Is anyone familiar with Elijah and Ruth,or their son, Robert L? Sandra
9. freemen [1]
In recent postings of early Chester Co. tax lists there is reference to "freemen". What does this term mean in this context? Bill
10. Re: SEDLEY, George [1]
I think this is my ancestor, George Smedley, not Sedley, who married Sarah Kitchen Goodwin. George born 1657 Derby(?), Derbyshire, died 1723 Williston PA. I am not certain that the town was Derby: I will recheck my files and advise if it is not. D.Woods wrote: > Seeking city of birth. Immigrated to PA from Derbyshire, Eng. ca 1682. > Married Sarah Kitchen. > > ==== PACHESTE Mailing List ==== > Check out the searchable US GenWeb Project Archives! > http://searches.rootsweb.com/usgwarch.html
11. PENNYPACKER>PA>1881 [1]
Hi, I wondered if anyone would mind doing a two of look-ups for me. I don't think they should be too difficult because I have the dates. I was told they were born in Chester, Co. I'm looking for the place of birth for the following. William Gause Pennypacker, 5 October 1834, son of Matthias & Mary (Gause) Pennypacker, residents of Chester Co. Edgar M. Pennypacker, b. 4 March 1881, son of William G. and Sallie A. (Hollingsworth) Pennypacker (Middle name is possibly Matthias.) Any help would be greatly a
12. Tidbits Chester Co Rates [1]
1725-Thornbury Rate Jenry NAYLE Esquire, George PEARCE, Jainer PIERCE, Isaac TAYLOR Esq., Thos EVANSON, Jos. EVANSON, Jonathan THATCHER, Thomas CHALKLEY, Philip TAYLOR, Wm. PYLE, John YEARSLY, Ric EVANSON, Jacob VARNON?, John PYLE, Forobabel??? THATCHER, Mary DAVIS,John TAYLOR, Josheph BRINTON, Richard BARRY, John MOOR, John WILLIS, John WILLIS Jr., Spephen YOLK?GOLK? freemen Wm BANISTER, George BAILY, Abraham DAVID 1730- New Garden Abrahm ALIS, James STAR, Wm ROWAN, Allen WILLEY, Wm. DOWNARD, John THOMPSO
13. AYERS [1]
Looking for the parents and siblings of John AYERS, born June 1, 1828 inLancaster co. Later found him in Chester co. His father was a forgeman and John Learned the trade from him at the Hibernia Forge near Coatsville, Chester co. Pa. John later worked at the Glasgow and Pine Iron works Forges. He was in the Civil War and a member ofGraham Post No 106 G. A. R. He shows up in the 1860 in Montgomery co. with a wife, Amanda, and a 3 year old son Norris who disappears in the 1870 census and wife Aman
14. ST, JOSEPH CHURCH CEMETERY --DOWNINGTON [1]
Searching for records of those interred at ST Joseph's, in Downinghton, in the year 1876, information I have shows me that in 1882 land was purchased for a NEW CEMETERY SITE, was the remains that were interred at the site previous site, where was that , and when were they moved and who done so, lots of question I know, I have walked the cem many times , and have alot of unanswered questions, any help out there pat vail
15. McGinnis/Micheltree [1]
Hello, I am new to the list and hoping to find someone who is looking for any McGinnis' or Micheltree's in Pennsylvania maybe around Chester county or possibly Philadelphia County in the mid to late 1700's and early 1800's. Thanks Tonya Kellum ~ momtonya@gte.net MY FAMILY'S HEART, Genealogy and our Connections http://members.tripod.com/~cheysmom/Geneology.html
16. Emma Murdaugh (Murdoch?) [1]
Carl (Carroll) MECAULEY (MCCAULEY) died in 1916. He left his Londonderry Township farm to his niece Emma MURDAUGH (MURDOCH?) Would appreciate any knowledge of her and her descendants. Ellen Piehl Seymour, Wisconsin
17. Re: BROOM(H)ALL [1]
Oops- sorry I didn't mean to send that twice. Anne
18. Unionville Cemetery [1]
Greetings I have a member of my WEST line (William Ash West) buried in Unionville in 1928. Thats all the identification of the cemetery the death certificate gives. I see from the Chester Co web site that there is a Friends Burial Ground in Unionville. Does anyone know if there are other cemeteries in the town? I can't find any in the web yellow pages. I would love for William to have been Quaker, since it fits a working theory I had been pursuing. I might get lucky and find an older family plot. (Be still
19. You Know You're Taking Genealogy Too Seriously If..... [1]
A little humor I received from one of my other mailling lists: > >Some genealo-humor to lighten and brighten your day! *;) > >********************************************************************* > .....You Know You're Taking Genealogy Too Seriously If..... >********************************************************************* > >You are the only person to show up at the cemetery research party with a >shovel. > >In order to put the "final touches" on your genealogical research, >you've asked all of yo
20. (2) Re: PACHESTE-D Digest V98 #215 [1]
UWCHLAN is pronounced as Youk-lan
21. Re: Dutton Hall [1]
Colin, I am going to be on one of my semi-annual visits to England later this month. Mostly I plan to do 7-8 days of long distance walking in Yorkshire, probably along the portion of the Coast-to-Coast path in the Yorkshire Dales. If at some point the weather forecast is for three or four days of rainy weather though, I'll be looking for other things to do. Maybe I'll get down to Chester, though I rather doubt it. Another long distance footpath that intrigues me is the Offa's Dyke Path which has its northe
22. 1890 Philadelphia City Directory [1]
Hi I've just been to the Ancestry Com. web page and looked up my surname SINKER and found that there are supposedly 9 of them in the 1890 Philadelphia City Directory. I don't have access to their database as I am not a subcriber. I do feel this must be an error and am not keen to pay money to them just to find out that the info is wrong. I can't see how there can be any Sinkers there at that time or anytime for that matter. Is there anyone who might have access to that directory who check this ou
23. Fwd: PACHESTE-D Digest V98 #215 [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --part0_906505859_boundary Content-ID: <0_906505859@inet_out.mail.aol.com.1> Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII In a message dated 98-09-21 14:48:24 EDT, PACHESTE-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << I am new to the list and hoping to find someone who is looking for any McGinnis' or Micheltree's in Pennsylvania maybe around Chester county or possibly Philadelphia County in the mid to late 1700's and early 1800's. >> I have been doing the Maginnis Fa
24. BROOMALL; BROOMELL; BROOMHALL [1]
Announcing the new BROOMHALL Genealogy Website. All the different family lines are represented, with all spelling variations of the name. This page represents the efforts of the BROOMHALL Genealogy Group and is a result of a lot of original research done in the past two years. There are over 1000 names represented, mostly in Delaware and Chester Counties PA, and some in Ohio and elsewhere. We hope to have the index completed soon. The Broomhall surname (also Broomall, B
25. Doris Evelyn STERN SPEAKMAN [1]
I would like to ask your assitance in obtaining information on the death of Doris Evelyn Stern SPEAKMAN in November of 1955 in Thorndale, Caln Township. Thorndale police inform me that investigation files from that far back no longer exist. Can anyone verify that records weren't microfilmed before being thrown out? Does anyone know any other agency who would have investigated a tragic death in Thorndale besides the Thorndale police (did Caln Township have a police dept. separate from Thorndale--or who WER
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