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1. Re: [PACHESTE] Re: E VIncent Church [1]
The Reform Congregation at Pike's Town: A Union church with the Lutherans at Zion's In 1748 Rev. John Philip Leydich after being commissioned by the Synod of Holland arrived in Philadelphia and was installed as pastor of Falkner Swamp and Providence Reform Churches (Providence being Trappe, Montgomery County Pennsylvania.) After settling into these churches he began to visit the reformers in Pike's town, or as he and Henry Mulenberg called it, "the congregation across the Schulykill". In 1751 a Conrad Stei
2. Re: [PACHESTE] For Historians: "servant man" ??? [1]
Judy - I'm so concerned, about the terrorist attack, that I don't have the stomach for dead ancestors. Sorry...wish I could give more attention to your msgs, but my heart isn't into genealogy...maybe later. Regards, Jan Curtis -----Original Message----- From: Judy Ardine To: PACHESTE-L@rootsweb.com Date: Tuesday, September 18, 2001 9:02 PM Subject: [PACHESTE] For Historians: "servant man" ??? >10 Oct 1716 Gaien STEVENSON, yeoman, of Chester cnty,
3. Re: [PACHESTE] For Historians: "servant man" ??? [1]
Sharon and List I couldn't have stated this any better myself. I contribute what I can to help some of these lists nearly everyday. I, as well as so much of the world, found myself glued to the TV last week and not to the Genealogy Lists. We all will re-engage in activities at our own pace and deal with our grief and sorrow for this country in our own ways. As I re-engage myself in Genealogy research and support to others my hope is that people think about what they write on these lists before they hit
4. [PACHESTE] Re: Attack & Fall-out [1]
Hi Judy - (cc: to List for clarification) I knew you would understand the msg. that I sent to you...my MISTAKE was just *clicking* it to the list, in general, and not to you, off-list. But, I don't think it's appropriate for other people on a List to "jump in" and respond to a msg. sent to another lister, and not to them..."jumping-the-gun" so to speak. My message was to you, not them. Oh well...people have been on edge, sad, etc. It's been a hard thing for our Country. I also did nothing but watch TV
5. Re: [PACHESTE] For Historians: "servant man" ??? [1]
Judy, My guess would be (and it's only a guess) that since there is a value attached to Robert Ayers's service, then he's an indentured servant, although #100 seems tremendously high for 1715. Karen Karen Greim Mullian booboopies@aol.com kgmullian@aol.com zeke199@hotmail.com karenmullian.freehomepage.com pastmasters.freehomepage.com norwood.freehomepage.com flax4sale.geocities.com
6. [PACHESTE] BROWNING Most Wanted Web Page - Updated 22 Sep 2001 [1]
The BROWNING MOST WANTED page has been updated. There are 3 new names (25 total). Please visit: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~yvonne/browning.html and see if your elusive BROWNING is there! You will also find links to the Rootsweb Message Boards and Surname Resource Helper for the BROWNING surname. Visit http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~yvonne/ to see other surname Most Wanted web sites. -- Yvonne Oliver Bowers ListMom, Board Admin, WebMom BROWNING Most Wanted: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~yvonn
7. [PACHESTE] Rachel Evan 1738 wales PA [1]
I am looking for info on Rachel Evan problly her married name she may have been married to Benjamin Evans I think she was born in Wales she Died at age 93 in chester co PA an is buried at Baptist church of Great Valley in Devon PA I am trying to find the conection to her an my GGGGmom Sarah Evan Davis born in Wales in 1773 who married William Davis 1798in Wales and came to PA abt 1800 William and Sarah had 10 children all born in Edgmont Deleware Co between 1801 an 1828 Dotty
8. [PACHESTE] Mitchel [1]
Don't know if this will help. Dauphin County Mitchel, Andrew, a native of Dublin, Ireland, born 11/1/1754, emigrated to America about 1774. He came to Harrisburg in 1791, and June 1795, he married Margaret, the widow of Capt. John Hamilton. He was one of the burgesses of the borough in1799. Rel. Presbyterian. He died 12/21/1825 in his residence on Front Street. His daughter, Jane Alexander, wife of Dr. Thomas Whiteside was the only child who survived him. Mitchell, Andrew Dinsmore, was born in York County
9. [PACHESTE] Re: E VIncent Church [1]
Maggie and others: Several weeks ago you asked about E Vincent Church. I have been on vacation and have just returned home and have not read whether you ever received an answer. Charles Glatfelter's book 'Pastors and People' Vol 1, pub 1980, has this about E Vincent Church: This Reformed congregation in E Vincent township began as part of a joint effort with the Lutherans in 1750. In 1/1751, Henry M Muhlenberg (Lutheran) wrote that, across the Schuylkill, things had 'progressed to the point where, with
10. Re: [PACHESTE] Request [1]
Marcy, You don't have to contact the Courthouse in West Chester. You can write to the Chester County Archives and request a copy of the administration papers. Their charge is $5/15 pages, and these files are rarely that large. Thomas Gilbert is not the administrator. He evidently died intestate (without a will) as it's his estate administration which was administered by Samuel Lamplugh The administration papers may show some relationships to people in the area. Pennsylvania Wills, 1682-1834 GILBERT
11. [PACHESTE] Re: OTLEY, PEIRCE, DARLINGTON, DICKS [1]
Hi, Judy, Hope some of this helps. The following is from Early Church Records of Delaware Co., PA, Vol. 2 by Peden and Launey (Family Line Publications [now Willow Bend Books], 1997, Concord Monthly Meeting Addendum, p. 238: Abel Otley, according to notations, went to see the girl who would later become his wife, and "her father, John Darlington, asked him what he was after. Abel replied, 'That gal,' point to John's dau. Elizabeth. The match was not agreeable to John and they went off at night." Ab
12. [PACHESTE] Re: Comments [1]
To the List - My message to Judy wasn't intended to be rude...I usually enjoy reading all of her postings, and I've saved some of them, but my heart isn't into genealogy right now, and since I belong to many Lists (some overseas), and what with all the comments about the attack, etc., I have 922 emails in my in-box. So, when I see a genealogy msg. about someone I don't know, I have to delete them. Judy's msg. asked a question about her Pyles & yeomen. Under normal circumstances, I would take the time to
13. Re: [PACHESTE] For Historians: "servant man" ??? [1]
I agree. If not interested in responding to genealogy right now unsubscribe or delete message. Regina Gray
14. [PACHESTE] John SCOTT Land Application 1766 [1]
passing this on to you. from filming 0984922 S's for 1766 SCOTT, John 18 June, 1766- applies for 50 acres adjoining his other land on South side thereof and the land of Thomas SCOTT, Thomas HAYSBIT? in Sadsbury twp. ...CAT
15. Re: [PACHESTE] St. Vincent Reform Cemetery [1]
Hi Chuck: St. Vincent U.C.C. is my church. Kenny Bainbridge is the sexton. He's the one you contact to purchase the gravesites, so he would probably have a list of everyone who is buried there (including my grandmother, grandfather, and my 15mo old daughter). I have been a member there for 32 years (was even baptized there). The address and phone number to the church is: St. Vincent U.C.C. 137 Ridge Road Phoenixville, PA 19460 (610) 933-4243 Pastor Dale Krotee is the current minister. If you d
16. [PACHESTE] Chester cnty Tax Lists [1]
I understand that the Chester cnty Archives have the Chester cnty Tax Lists from 1715 forward. Two questions: would these include tax lists for those parts now in Delaware cnty as of 1789? and How are the Tax Lists recorded? By name? address? indexed, etc. in that time period? In other words, how much do you have to know to find if your ancestors are on those Tax Lists? Okay, okay, that was three questions. Sorry 'bout that! I lied.
17. [PACHESTE] GILBERT, Thomas 1744/45 [1]
Chuck Wolfram is correct, I mistakenly gave you a bum steer. The courthouse won't have the records.The correct place to order this LOA for Thomas GILBERT and any other wills and estate records in Chester County at that time, is to contact the Chester County Archives www.chesco.org/archives. The fee is five dollars per file. WILLS OF CHESTER CNTY, PA, 1713-1748, F Edward Wright, 1998, FamilyLine Publications (now WillowBend Books), Westminster, MD p. 121 GILBERT, Thomas 25 Mar 1744/45 Admin: Samuel LAMP
18. [PACHESTE] Will, London Britain Twp. [1]
Hello Listers. I am looking for a will for Arthur Latimer, who is alleged to have died in 1765. He is on the list of taxables for 1753 in that place (Futhey and Cope, page 182). Have had no success finding his will in the Chester County records. Could it be that his location ended up in Delaware, and if so, does anyone know how to access Delaware records for that area and time frame? Florence
19. Re: [PACHESTE] St. Vincent Reform Cemetery [1]
Pauline: Limerick has a couple of churches in the town itself. One of the biggest cemeteries in Limerick is the "Limerick Garden of Memories". It is huge!!! I will have to look at the sign on the church on Limerick Center Road (which is where I live). I actually never took notice to it's name, sorry to say. Deneen
20. Unidentified subject! [1]
EARLY CHURCH RECORDS OF NEW CASTLE CNTY, DE, Vol 1, F Edward Wright, 1994, FamilyLine Publications (now WillowBend Books), Westminster, MD p.52 Immanuel Church Marriages License. John ROBINSON and Catharine SURMIZER, both of New London, 29 Oct 1770 p.103 New Castle cnty Quaker Marriages Henry HOLLINGSWORTH of PA, cnty of New Castle in America and Lydia ATKINSON, parish of Sefoe and cnty of Ardmagh in Ireland. 22-6-1688 at meeting house at John ROBINSON's. p.141 Wilmington MM. Thomas ROBINSON son of James
21. [PACHESTE] Chester County Archives [1]
For those of you who have never dealt with the folks at Chester Co Archives, they are wonderful! Chuck is right about them finding stuff if you just give them a name and a death date - there have been times where all I had was an unusual surname, and they helped with that. They are efficient, too. I can't say enough nice things about Barbara Weir, their head archivist. Sharon in No. VA -----Original Message----- From: Chuck Wolfram [mailto:cwolfram@prodigy.net] First, the courthouse won't h
22. [PACHESTE] Starrett Nantmeal Twp [1]
I'm trying to find any connection to the Starrett family, John Starrett b. abt 1731 Nantmeal Twp Chester Pa. m. Ann ??, LDS has her as Gibson, but I'm thinking she married a Gibson after John's death. I have found a will of Rachel (Liggett) Garner that names a Ann who was married ot JOhn Starrett, then states she was the wife of Dr. Isaac Gibson. Would anyone onthis list by chance know anything about this family. Thanks Katy
23. Re: [PACHESTE] Need 1760-70 information [1]
don't neglect the Mitchells in Cecil Co Cathy ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, September 03, 2001 8:18 PM Subject: [PACHESTE] Need 1760-70 information > Does anyone have any resources that can help me locate my Mitchell ancestors? > My earliest known ancestor is William Mitchell who was born in 1764 in > Chester County, PA. Are there any tax rolls or other information that might > provide the name of his father? Was there a 1760 census?
24. [PACHESTE] Thanks [1]
Hi, I've thanked everyone personally for the replies about Thomas Gilbert but just wanted you to know that you have a great list. Marcy
25. [PACHESTE] Early Church Records, Powell [1]
Tim, sorry, I lost your original note stating the years of the church records. I am looking for any information pertaining to Thomas Powell, born August 7 1793, place unknown, but suspect he is of the Chester County Powells. He is in Chester from 1814 to his death in 1873. Thank you for your generous offer, Mary A. Powell Sutphin
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