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1. Re: [PACLINTO] Cemetery look up please [1]
They are there, but to my knowledge there is no marker for them. Bob ----- Original Message ----- From: Justin Kirk Houser To: PACLINTO-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Sunday, March 19, 2006 1:00 PM Subject: Re: [PACLINTO] Cemetery look up please It is probably the case that these four children were brought in from another cemetery and buried on this date. Justin At 12:57 PM 3/19/06, Joe and Sue Rohrbaugh wrote: >Jeanie, > >Unfortunately, neither markers nor burial lots could be locate
2. Re: [PACLINTO] Occupation debate help [1]
Mary is listed as a seamstress. She is age 51 with a Joseph, 21; and Carrie, 19; Willie, 15; and Louisa, 13 in the household. Carrie, Willie and Louisa are listed as attending school. No occupation is noted for Joseph. All are Ferers. Ferer on the first page and Ferrer on the second. Hope this helps you. Patsy Pifer ----- Original Message ----- From: "jeanie stout" To: Sent: Saturday, March 18, 2006 10:48 AM Subject: [PACLINTO] Occupation debate help
3. Re: [PACLINTO] Occupation debate help [1]
I agree..it is seamstress. Jan
4. Re: [PACLINTO] OHL/OLDS Geo.??? [1]
George M. Ohl was the son of George and Elizabeth Krumrine Ohl. He married Rebecca Bickel and they had 4 children. (My notes say that she was widowed.) Ira Canfield Ohl married Lucinda ? 2nd Sarah C. Winkleman nee Neese and had 5 children. Nora Ellen Lawrence F. Clair Charles A. Clark This information is from research I paid for years ago. If you contact me privately I will share what other information that I have. Momohl1@cox.net E
5. OHL/OLDS Geo.??? [1]
Hello my husband ancestor was an OHL. Nora Ellen OHL born 1877 wife of Edward Elroy Vonada Nora's father was Ira OHL born 1846 Ira OHL father was George OHL Jr. I do not have much data of this OHL family except what I have found in census records. I know there were not many in Clinton/Centre Co in the early census. I found on and he was George our ancestor. Does any one have any data they can please share on this family? 1810 George Old Haines Center CO 1820 George OLDS in L
6. Re: [PACLINTO] Occupation debate help [1]
I read it as seamstress. Carlene ----- Original Message ----- From: "jeanie stout" To: Sent: Saturday, March 18, 2006 10:48 AM Subject: [PACLINTO] Occupation debate help > Please would some one help and post this so more than one can see it. > > I am have a debate with another relative on this list about the > occupation of > Mary FERER in 1870. > > It really matters to him what it is . > > The Heritage Quest image has is written one way and the > >
7. Re: [PACLINTO] Phaeon Jarrett, 11th Pennsylvania Volunteers [1]
Alice, There are extensive biographies of both of these gentlemen, together with portrait engravings, in the Lock Haven chapter of Linn's History. Justin At 04:51 PM 3/16/06, Alice J. Gayley wrote: >Recently a merchant marine sent me two .jpg (graphic) files showing a Navy >Colt Revolver that belonged to Phaeon Jarrett the Colonel or the 3-month >11th P. V. I. The revolver was presented to him by H. L. >Dieffenbach. Does anyone have any information about either of these >gentlemen? I'd like to gi
8. husband of Mary Ferer [1]
Can some one please me find some data. I am seeking the name of an ancestor of my husband. Mary Ferer's husband and possible her maiden name. last found. Thank you for any data you can share. Jeanie July 22 1870 Clinton CO 4th Ward Lockhaven PA *Mary Ferer born about 1819 born in PA *Joseph 21 Carrie 19 Willie 15 Lousia 13 M593 Roll 1328 Page 579 --------------------------------- Yahoo! Mail Use Photomail to share photos without annoying attachments.
9. TAYLOR-STOUT [1]
Can any one please help me find out who a Lucille M TAYLOR married early in the 1930's. Believe to of married a STOUT. I have early census record of her family and the closest STOUT family. Does any one have knowledge of the STOUT WIlliam Frank STOUT born about 1894 married to an Alice R after 1920 Russel Kelly STOUT born about 1892 married to a Beatrice L after 1920. They are the closet neighbors that are STOUTS in 1930 to the TAYLOR family is it possible that one of these guy
10. Re: [PACLINTO] TAYLOR-STOUT [1]
Jeanie - Lucille M. Taylor m. Russell King Stout. Lucille's parents were Emmanuel Taylor and Ida Bessie Vonada and lived at Antes Fort, Lycoming Co, PA. Gloria Harbach Can any one please help me find out who a Lucille M TAYLOR married early in the 1930's. Believe to of married a STOUT. I have early census record of her family and the closest STOUT family. Does any one have knowledge of the STOUT WIlliam Frank STOUT born about 1894 married to an Alice R after 1920
11. Re: [PACLINTO] Cemetery look up please [1]
Sorry I didn't do that one. Gail
12. HEWS and CLENDENIN/CLENDENON FAMILIES [1]
Hi I'm seeking info on Henry (b. 1779 in England) and Martha (BURSTON - b. 1783 in England) HEWS. They settled on Lycoming Creek, one mile below Trout run around 1810. (Land was purchased from David REYNOLDS, first settler) Children of Henry and Martha HEWS: Mary Ann HEWS - b. 1803 - m. Robert ALLEN Burston HEWS - b. 1806 Richard B. HEWS - b. 1809 William B. HEWS - b. 1811 Harriet W. HEWS - b. 1813 Elizabeth HEWS - b. 1815 - m. Nelson G. PLACE of LaPorte, Indiana Henry HEWS - b. Mar
13. Special notice [1]
Hello Listers, I wanted to let the subscribers know that the Clinton County Historical Society has created a scholarship fund, to honor a great Clinton County Genealogist, and Historian. His name is Richard E Winters. Richard has been active in Clinton County for many years. To credit him, he was Advisor for Rainbow for Girls, Bald Eagle Nittany Band and Majorettes. Richard was also very involved in the restoration of the Iron Furnace in Farrandsville, Clinton County in the 1980's, and the Advisorary board
14. Re: [PACLINTO] Cemetery look up please [1]
The proper name spelling is Ferree. Bob ----- Original Message ----- From: Robert Schadt To: PACLINTO-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Sunday, March 19, 2006 1:33 PM Subject: Re: [PACLINTO] Cemetery look up please They are there, but to my knowledge there is no marker for them. Bob ----- Original Message ----- From: Justin Kirk Houser To: PACLINTO-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Sunday, March 19, 2006 1:00 PM Subject: Re: [PACLINTO] Cemetery look up please It is probably the case
15. Re: [PACLINTO] Phaeon Jarrett, 11th Pennsylvania Volunteers [1]
Thank you, Justin! Justin Kirk Houser wrote: > Alice, > > There are extensive biographies of both of these gentlemen, together > with portrait engravings, in the Lock Haven chapter of Linn's History. > > Justin > > At 04:51 PM 3/16/06, Alice J. Gayley wrote: >> Recently a merchant marine sent me two .jpg (graphic) files showing a >> Navy Colt Revolver that belonged to Phaeon Jarrett the Colonel or the >> 3-month 11th P. V. I. The revolver was presented to him by H. L. >> Dieffenbach. Does anyone have
16. Re: PACLINTO-D Digest V06 #23 [1]
Definitely, Ms. Mary Ferer was enumerated as a "Seamstress". If you were to examine the handwriting of the enumerator on that page one would surmise it can be nothing else.......... Sabrina Marie Robb Ocala, Florida > > Subject: > Occupation debate help > From: > jeanie stout > Date: > Sat, 18 Mar 2006 07:48:56 -0800 (PST) > To: > PACLINTO-L@rootsweb.com > > To: > PACLINTO-L@rootsweb.com > > >Please would some one help and post this so more than one can see it. > > I am have
17. Live Time Discussion on Wolford Wohlford Wolfort and similar spelling relatives [1]
I am still trying to get a live time discussion group going at _www.genealogycommunity.com_ (http://www.genealogycommunity.com) We meet in the Ancestral Digs room on Tuesday evenings at 10 pm eastern time. Anyone attending will need to register at the site, obtain a password and screen name. This is just a formality and does not generate spam. There is no cost involved to use this site. I do not have any financial interest in this website. My interest is only in getting a bunch of Wolford Wohlfo
18. Re: [PACLINTO] Rebecca Ohl [1]
Try Jefferson Co., PA. Brothers Andrew and William moved there. I believe William's descendents went to Minnesota and became Ohles. I will check my files later today as I may have William's wife's maiden name. Esther ----- Original Message ----- From: Ishakaye30@aol.com To: PACLINTO-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Tuesday, March 14, 2006 7:18 AM Subject: [PACLINTO] Rebecca Ohl Looking for William Olds (Ohl) and wife Elizabeth Unknown. I know they had a daughter Rebecca Elizabeth Ohl born Mar 1, 1
19. Cemetery look up please [1]
Would some one with the cemetery book for Cedar Hill please take a look see and share the data on this man's name if there is any to share. I got the data off ths rootweb sire for Clinton CO and the contact E-mail for a volunteer look up is no longer valid rschadt@www.kcnet.org http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/clinton/cemeteries/clintoncemsf-k.txt CEDAR HILL CEMETERY Jacob FERRER and 4 children section plot 168 Thank you so much. Jeanie ---------
20. Re: [PACLINTO] Live Time Discussion on Wolford Wohlford Wolfort and similar s... [1]
Couple of quick questions: 1. Do you have to be available each Tuesday...I work until at least 9ish but some times later? 2. Do you think someone like me, just beginning this process can offer anything useful?
21. Phaeon Jarrett, 11th Pennsylvania Volunteers [1]
Recently a merchant marine sent me two .jpg (graphic) files showing a Navy Colt Revolver that belonged to Phaeon Jarrett the Colonel or the 3-month 11th P. V. I. The revolver was presented to him by H. L. Dieffenbach. Does anyone have any information about either of these gentlemen? I'd like to give copies of the photos to their family members, if possible. If you'd like to look at the pictures, they're on my PA in the Civil War website at: http://www.pa-roots.com/~pacw/infantry/11th/jarrettside
22. Re: [PACLINTO] Special notice [1]
Dave, This is wonderful news, and a tremendous honor to Richard. For those who may be unaware, the vast fruits of Richard's years of genealogical research have been indexed and are on file at the Ross Library in the collection known as "Richard's Trunk," as he maintained his genealogical files in the trunk of his car. They are a gold mine of data on local families. Justin At 09:02 PM 3/2/06, you wrote: >Hello Listers, >I wanted to let the subscribers know that the Clinton County Historical >Societ
23. Italian Genealogy Conference [1]
I pass the following along from the Clearfield County list -- "Roots in the Boot," an Italian Genealogy and Heritage Conference, will be held on the University of Pittsburgh campus in Pittsburgh, PA on 14-15 July 2006. The exciting program has Dr. John Philip Colletta as the featured speaker. Additional speakers include June DeLalio, CG; Paola Manfredi, AG; Marie Varrelman Melchiori, CG, CGL; Elissa Scalise Powell, CG; Keith Rose, AG; and Megan Smolenyak Smolenyak. The Senator John Heinz Regional Hist
24. Re: [PACLINTO] Cemetery look up please [1]
Jeanie, Unfortunately, neither markers nor burial lots could be located for Jacob FERRER and 4 children, according to the cemetery book for Cedar Hill cemetery. However, page 149 contains "Ferrer, Four children of Jacob, bur 03-30-1881" Joe Rohrbaugh At 11:52 AM 3/19/2006, you wrote: > Would some one with the cemetery book for Cedar Hill please take > a look see and share the data on this man's name if there is any to share. > > I got the data off ths rootweb sire for Clinton CO and the > cont
25. Rebecca Ohl [1]
Looking for William Olds (Ohl) and wife Elizabeth Unknown. I know they had a daughter Rebecca Elizabeth Ohl born Mar 1, 1846 Clinton Co., PA. Thank You Tricia
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