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1. [PACRAWFO-L] Indian Paths--Venango [1]
No. 49--Venango (left on west map) To help you understand the discussion in this message, you should have a road map of Pennsylvania plus the two maps (east and west) if the Indian paths in Pennsylvania. Copy the latter from http://petelois.home.mindspring.com/. The Venango Path ran north from Pittsburgh through Venango (Franklin) at the mouth of French Creek and Cussewago (Meadville) to Presque Isle (Erie). From 1753 to 1794 it was an important military road for the French, British, and eventually the Am
2. [PACRAWFO-L] Early Migration Spreadsheet [1]
I too would like the early migration spreadsheet. I am looking for a DeVore, Devour, Devor, Devore, DeVoor, etc. who migrated to the Meadville, Cochranton area My email is LosDeVores@prodigy.net Many Thanks Bill DeVore
3. [PACRAWFO-L] SEIBERT/Meadville [1]
Seeking ancestors/descendants of Veit SEIBERT b. 31 March 1817 in Gerchsheim, Baden Germany. Died 26 Feb. 1881 in Meadville. Married Regina ? HARTMAN or SCHWAB, b. 25 Nov. 1825 in Deubach, Wurtemburg, Germany. Died 15 Jan. 1915 in Meadville. Family name was changed to Seibert from SEUBERT after arriving in Meadville around 1847. Veit (later called William) was a shoe and bootmaker, member of St. Agatha's church. Children: 'William George, b. 16 April 1848 in Meadville, married Christina Hatfield? list
4. [PACRAWFO-L] BIRTH/DEATH DATE CALCULATOR [1]
Hi from South Carolina!! A couple years ago, a short birth/death date calculator appeared on this page. It could be used if you know either birth or death date and age of person at death. I printed it out, and have lost the sheet. Does anyone have these directions handy, and if so, would you please share them? Thanks in advance Patricia Hays Roberts ( mailto:patroberts@aikenelectric.net ) Aiken, SC ~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* MY LINES (ALL PENNSYLVANIA) PATERNAL: Hays, Baer, Carnahan, Di
5. Re: [PACRAWFO-L] How Did They Get Here? [1]
Pete, I would love it if you posted the information you got from the book you mentioned. I think it helps to have the historical information that people have been so gracious to share on this list. I, for one, have enjoyed reading the posts. Keep up the good work everyone, and thanks for sharing. Betty
6. [PACRAWFO-L] Passenger Railroad Lines [1]
Dear Listers: I understand that my great great grandfather Daniel Lamb was a railroad conductor on a line that came through Crawford County - either Meadville or Townville or ? We have a family photo of him in his uniform. Again I'm guessing as to the time frame, but the clarity of the photo - a candid shot, not posed in a studio - and his age in the photo - probably early to mid-60's, leads me to believe that it was taken sometime in the 1920's. He's in his conductor's uniform. Might have been a retir
7. [PACRAWFO-L] H. Calvin; [1]
Hi, I have limited information on the following Crawford Co. residents: H. A. Calvin; John & Nancy Calvin; Sarah E Calvin; Nancy I Calvin; Mary Ann Calvin; James Calvin; Hugh Calvin Ragan & Phebe Peterson Please email me privately if you are interested. Barb
8. [PACRAWFO-L] Helmbrecht [1]
Seeking information on Hazel Helmbrecht, born 14 April 1896 in Crawford County. Daughter of Charles H. Helmbrecht and Harriet A. Stokes. Hazel married Howard Le Fevre on 6,December 1916 ( where?) They had one daughter named Doris. Need birth dates and etc. for Howard and Doris and her family and any other related info. Many thanks, Doug.
9. [PACRAWFO-L] Helmbrecht [1]
Looking for information regarding Charles Henry Helmbrecht Jr. and his wife Susan Sheeham. They had four sons. Andrew, Gary, Donald and Raymond.Seeking dates and places of births and deaths, full names and data on the wives of the sons , the sons and their children? Thanks much, Doug
10. [PACRAWFO-L] Helmbrecht [1]
Seeking info on Geraldine Helmbrecht daughter of Charles H Helmbrecht and Harriet A Stokes. Geraldine was born in Saegertown on 5, January 1912. Any Any information would be helpful and appreciated . Thank you, Doug
11. Re: [PACRAWFO-L] Just Curious [1]
I too have been curious about all the Texans with roots in Crawford County. In my case, the Harps (Mom's maiden name) went from Crawford Co. to Elk County and settled in in Ridgway. Then in 1954 we came to Texas for the weather (Dad had a sister that married a Texan while she was stationed here, we visited, then moved here.) I still go back as often as possible. Debbie Woodbine, Texas > Debbie Baisden wrote: > > > > Is everyone with Crawford County ancestors now in Texas? Seems like everyone who has po
12. [PACRAWFO-L] Re:French Creek [1]
When I was going to school in Meadville back in the 40s we were taught: French Creek (the "river" that flows through Meadville) flows into the Allegheny R., which joins with the Monongahela R. at Pittsburgh to form the Ohio River, which flows into the Mississippi, which flows into the Gulf of Mexico! This helped us identify our place in the grand scheme I guess. -- Marilyn Mills Hesse marilynhesse@home.com Windsor, Connecticut, USA Researching: HAMILTON/McQUISTON/MILLS/MOON/MOORE/WILSON - in Pennsylv
13. [PACRAWFO-L] Re: How Did They Get Here [1]
I too am guilty of not acknowledging the efforts of others! I've enjoyed the series of things I have seen posted to this list. (Esp. the newspapers and the Waid souvenirs of recent) I would just as soon have stuff sent out - and those who don't find it useful can delete it. One never knows where one is going to find a lead. I vote for going ahead and sharing the info - and express my appreciation in advance! Debbie Clough Baisden DSB - ------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? Talk to
14. [PACRAWFO-L] Re: French Creek/French Valley [1]
Hi Listers, Gotta jump in..... I love maps! So I whipped out my New York State map because when I started telling my husband about French Creek three years ago - he said -"Wait a minute - we (the High School baseball team) used to play against someone in French Creek!" Well at that time (1952) we were living in Jamestown, New York. Sure enough there was a French Creek - and also a Township of French Creek - in the southwestern most corner of NY State! That Creek would appear to be the same one th
15. [PACRAWFO-L] How Did They Get Here? [1]
Folks... I have just checked out the book _Indian Paths of Pennsylvania_ by Paul. A. W. Wallace. It was written in 1965 and published by the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission in Harrisburg. It documents the indian paths that later became the roads that our ancestors travelled. There appear to be five paths that lead from the south and west to Meadville (Cussewago). I am reluctant to post information about these paths until I know there is an interest. In the recent past, there were two series
16. [PACRAWFO-L] Conneaut Lake High School pictures [1]
Does anyone know if pictures exist of the High School at Conneaut Lake area...circa 1912 & 1913 ?? Seeking a picture of Walter Whelpley perhaps in the Class of 1912 -1913. lucy@cet.com
17. Re: [PACRAWFO-L] Obits - Tribune Republican 6/1/1947 [1]
Hi Kathy: Do you have any idea who the "former Virginia Rawson" might be who is mentioned in this obit? Regards, Alison Franks Archivist, Rawson Family Association ----- Original Message ----- From: K. Brubaker To: Sent: Sunday, January 16, 2000 12:48 AM Subject: [PACRAWFO-L] Obits - Tribune Republican 6/1/1947 > DEATH OF JOSEPH F. CANCILLA > Joseph F. Cancilla, who with his wife owned and operated the Virginia > Beauty Shoppe in Linesville for the past
18. Re: [PACRAWFO-L] Cemetery Restoration [1]
Hi Paula, Your Cemetary Restoration article was wonderful. The work of John Walters is such a labor of love and dedication, and I wish he could be cloned for all our cemetaries. It brought to mind the Brawley Cemetary, in which many of my ancestors are buried, and I believe it has overgrown, unfortunately. I know that there are many people in the Crawford Co. area who have done much work in this regard, and we are all grateful to them. Thank you so much for bringing all this to our attention! Billie R
19. [PACRAWFO-L] Re: How Did They Get Here? [1]
Folks... Whoa. Within a couple of hours, 8 of you responded positively. I'll do it, starting the first of the week. I was pleased that every one of the 8 messages were so positive. It is going to take me some time to scan maps and text, and to annotate the text. I know that what I will do is no less than what others have done on this list. I have profited from their work. It's "thanks" time. Pete -- Peter M. Wilson of Spotsylvania Courthouse, VA Volunteer, Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness http://
20. [PACRAWFO-L] Goodwin, Bassel, Freleigh, Conner, Ely, Burton, Harris, etc. [1]
Hi I was looking around for my Conner family, and along the way, found some Conners (so far not mine) and some Goodwins that lived in Chautauqua Co. NY and some that moved to Titusville, Crawford Co. PA. I have members of the Burton, Ely and Conner families who should have been in the Chautuaqua area at the same time, but so far no matches. Some later moved to Crawford Co. PA. Would like to correspond with anyone who finds a match here. >From "The Goodwins of Hartford Connecticut", by James Junius Goodwi
21. [PACRAWFO-L] GILSON [1]
Hi all - I think I have corresponded with somebody on here about GILSON. My greatgrandmother Rosetta LUPHER 1851-1929, of Townville, married (first husband, not my ancestor), John Delos GILSON 1843-1874. I have never been able to connect him to the rest of the Crawford County GILSONs although I am sure he was connected. Anyway, I am on the Philadelphia list for entirely unrelated reasons, and I got the death notice of a James GILSON "beloved husband of Mary (nee HAYES)", who died in Philadelphia in 1951.
22. [PACRAWFO-L] Cambridge Springs High School pictures [1]
Does anyone know if there exists any high school pictures circa 1907-1910 ? The reason is...my husband G.Grandfather died tragically in 1914. There is only one picture we have of him. He was born in 1892 and raised in Cambridge Springs. Does anyone if any pictures exist ? Kathy Whelpley lucy@cet.com
23. Re: [PACRAWFO-L] Indian Paths--Venango [1]
Thanks Pete - I for one am really enjoying these - my ancestors went into Crawford County just about 1800 from Fayette County!! Nancy Ogren Anderson
24. [PACRAWFO-L] Indian Paths--Raystown Path [1]
Folks To help you understand the discussion in this message, you should have a road map of Pennsylvania plus the two maps (east and west) if the Indian paths in Pennsylvania. Copy the latter from http://petelois.home.mindspring.com/. No. 96--The Raystown Path extends across the lower third of Pennsylvania from Paxtang (Harrisburg) to the Forks of the Ohio (Pittsburgh). This path, also called the Forbes Path after General John Forbes, basically follows the route of today's Route 30. It is worth rememberi
25. [PACRAWFO-L] Crawford Journal July 18, 1884 [1]
The following marriages,obits, and misc. tidbits appeared on the same page as one that I was photocopying. I hope they will be of use to someone out there. MARRIAGES LOCKE-ALLISON - On Saturday, July 12th, at Titusville, by the Rev. J. Newbold, Mr. Robert D. Locke to Miss Fannie J. Allison. STEELE - CHAMBERLAIN - At the Presbyterian parsonage in Conneautville, July 2d by Rev. W.W. McKinney, Mr. Wm. R. Steele, of Rundels, and Miss Emma Chamberlain, of Norrisville. GILLILAND - RIC
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