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1. [PACRAWFO-L] Silas Cooper, Daniel Hammon [1]
To Roberta and John millrd@cncnet.com and other Cooper/Hammon researchers in Crawford County: I found a reference to Silas COOPER on page 651 of the "History of Crawford County, PA, 1885" in the section on the history of Spring Township: "The First Baptist Church of Spring was organized May 25, 1833, by Rev. O.L. Dunfee, of North Shenango, with the following constituent members: Nathaniel Pond, Henry Wait, John Gillett, Liba Woodard, Silas COOPER, Hiram Sheldon, Mary Pond, Polly Wait, Tryphosia Conover
2. [PACRAWFO-L] Re: Newton [1]
In a message dated 11/6/98 1:24:27 AM, PACRAWFO-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << My 2nd great grandfather, Newton R. Taylor, was born 9 July 1832, in Crawford Co. (township unknown), d. 28 March 1915, Pittsburgh, buried Pisgah Cem., Jefferson Co., Pa. Newton R. Taylor's father was Edward Taylor (b. ca. 1805-1810, Crawford Co., and d. ca. 1847, Crawford Co. Edward Taylor (son of Jonathan Taylor/Tailor) m. a Miss _______ Newton. In the 1880 Census for Jefferson Co., there is a Nancy Taylor, age 69, livin
3. [PACRAWFO-L] WebTV Ban lifted [1]
PLEASE NOTE::::THIS MESSAGE IS FROM TIM PIERCE OF ROOTSWEB I spoke with a WebTV representative a little while ago. We discussed the specific spam incident that prompted this blockage. He told me that the block would be lifted, probably within the hour. As soon as Rootsweb changes it's codes they will allow it back within WebTV until then, no go and I am SOL! Total nonsense. -- Regards, Tim Pierce RootsWeb Genealogical Data Cooperative system obfuscator and hack-of-all-trades
4. [PACRAWFO-L] Morse, Part 3 [1]
To Charles McElvey CMckel9043@aol.com and other MORSE researchers in Crawford County: Here are the references to that surname I found in the "History of Crawford County, PA, 1885." On page 809, in the Biographical Sketch section for Cambridge Township: "Allen D. Hutchison, proprietor of livery, Cambridgeboro, was born in Richmond Township, this county, July 19, 1843; son of Elder and Harriet (Allen) Hutchison; the former a son of one of the first settlers of Richmond Township, this county, the latter
5. Re: [PACRAWFO-L] Recent unwanted mailings [1]
open Bes: UDELL Seeker in Montana phl3851@montana.com
6. Re: [PACRAWFO-L] SPAM mail etc. [1]
I never have received and unsolicited message through the list, which leads me to believe that I may be missing other messages. ::: Rob :::
7. [PACRAWFO-L] Re: Morse/McElvey in Crawford County [1]
Ok folks, I need some help with the following statement here > "WILLIAM V. MORSE, farmer, P. 0. Hayfield, was born in Burlington, > N. > Y., August 7, 1816, son of >> William C. and Triphena (Bradley) Morse. His paternal grandfather was > Timothy Morse, a native of > Massachusetts, of English descent, who settled in Otsego County, N. Y., > before the Revolution. He was a soldier under Gen. Washington, serving three > years. Two years of the time he was one of Washington's bodyguard. His > maternal gran
8. [PACRAWFO-L] Dougherty in Crawford County [1]
To Penelope zibby@family-net.net and others researching DOUGHERTY in Crawford County. Here are the references I found to that surname in the "History of Crawford County, PA, 1885." On page 697, in the history of Woodcock Township, in a list of Holland Land Company owners: "...(tract) 172, Charles DOUGHERTY, 100 acres, May 28, 1798, deed executed; William Gill purchased 301 acres same tract, April 15, 1805;...." On page 698 of the same section: "John Limber came from Northumberland County a single
9. [PACRAWFO-L] Evergreen Cem. [1]
Please contact me if you have the index of Evergreen Cemetery in Hammonsburg. Pete Wilson
10. Re: [PACRAWFO-L] Re: Mackay [1]
Thanks to the great folks at Rootsweb, you never need to fear hitting the delete button once too many times. If you go here: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl and type in the name of the mail list you want to search, you then get a blank to type a key word in for searching that archive. So if you remember something you know you saw in a posting -- or want to check out information that may have been posted before you joined the list, you can search for it here. -----Original Message-----
11. [PACRAWFO-L] JOHNSON's Crawford co,Pa.,1850--1900 [1]
I am researching my JOHNSON line in Crawford co,Pa. is anyone else working on the JOHNSON family. Thank you. David in SC.
12. [PACRAWFO-L] Chapin, Part 3 [1]
To Nancy Crain ncrain1@aol.com and other CHAPIN researchers in Crawford County. Here is the information I found on that surname in the "History of Crawford County, PA, 1885." On page 800, in the Biographical Sketch section for Bloomfield Township: "W.B. Taylor, farmer, PO Lincolnville, was born in Otsego County, NY, October 6, 1830; son of Charles and Polly (Thornton) Taylor, who came to Erie County, Penn., in 1845. They were parents of the following named children: Charles W., of Michigan, was a sol
13. [PACRAWFO-L] Bollard [1]
Dear All: I have been researching our name for some time now and have a great deal of information on Bollards. There seem to be two families who lived in the Crawford County area. Those are John H. Bollard and Lewis G. Bollard. I have not found the connection that joins those two families yet, but I am sure that it is there. John H. Bollard had a brother, William Bollard, who settled in Geneva, Ashtabula County, Ohio in 1870. He was from Northamptonshire, England. I descend through William. I have f
14. Re: [PACRAWFO-L] YOKE [1]
>Searching for info on my George YOKE who resided in Shenango Twp, Crawford >Co.,PA. Who was his wife? Was he married to a Sarah, then to an Elenor ?? >Would like to find descendants of his children. My line is Sarah born 1799 >who married to James Coleman To Charlene Kolterman and any others who may be researching the YOKE/YOKES surname in Crawford County: I found the following information on Yoke/Yokes at the Historical Society today, and I thought you might be interested in it. 1. Arden Alfred YOK
15. [PACRAWFO-L] Scrapbook Clippings, Pg 6, Part 2 [1]
McKINNEY - In Pine township, April 25, 1892, of pneumonia, Miss Betsy McKinney, aged 74 years. McKINNEY - In Pine township, April 20th, 1892, of pneumonia, Miss Rebecca McKinney, aged 59 years. "The Town in Mourning - Over the Death of Mrs. W. Abell, Funeral Wednesday Forenoon at 10:30" Edith, wife of Mr. W. Abell, died at her home in this place, Sunday evening, July 10, of hemorrhage of the bowels induced by typhoid fever. Up to within two days of her death she was considered convalescent, the fever
16. [PACRAWFO-L] Morse, Part 2 [1]
To Charles McElvey CMckel9043@aol.com and other MORSE researchers in Crawford County: Here are the references to that surname I found in the "History of Crawford County, PA, 1885." On page 564, in the history of Hayfield Township: "James Jones owns a water saw-mill on Cussewago Creek, in the southern part of the township. William V. MORSE owns one near Hayfield Postoffice, and close by is a jelly factory." On pages 603 and 604, in the history of Richmond Township: "The tannery of John Brown was
17. [PACRAWFO-L] Re: PACRAWFO-D Digest V98 #281 [1]
OPEN
18. [PACRAWFO-L] open or closed [1]
open
19. [PACRAWFO-L] [Fwd: RootsWeb -- 535,836 Name November RSL] [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------77B9B3D9E3D6401AFEC0B382 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit I don't now what happened tha the message from Brian did not forward. My apologies. -- $ The sign of the Dollar from John Galt of Atlas Shrugged Barbara Farthing Bonham Summerville, SC The Family Snitch's Web http://www.tfsweb.net League of the South - SC Chapter http://www.palmetto.org Go forth, and take courage: "But they that wait u
20. [PACRAWFO-L] archive [1]
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21. [PACRAWFO-L] Ancestry [1]
Would like to receive if possible, any info on Varney and May Litwiler. They were residing in Conneautville around the year 1906 some before and some after. Not sure how long they lived there. Thank You
22. [PACRAWFO-L] HTML or RTF in Various E-mail Software Programs [1]
Hi Researchers, I am receiving an increased amount of returned mail from the various mailing list, which I do not correct and forward on that utilizes HTML in the message and or signature files. Rotosweb does not allow those messages to enter the mailing system and always returns the message to the sender and nmany try to resend as it was and again it is turned away by Rootsweb. Many e-mail programs now offer some really fun and interesting features, such as HTML and RTF (rich text format). These feature
23. [PACRAWFO-L] Oops! [1]
Errors Corrected: In my posting to this site yesterday re Bloomfield apparently I had a couple errors. First of all, in the subject line it should have been Lincolnville instead of Lincolntown (I did get it right in the body of the message); and the STEVENSON who was a minister there was Maurice Delano STEVENSON, not Willard, he was a Baptist preacher and the church was diagonally across a street intersection from the 'parsonage'. Thanks for your patience. (My cousin, also a list subscriber, pointed out
24. [PACRAWFO-L] Scrapbook Clippings - Part 2 [1]
A grand and pleasing affair occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Brown, Linesville, Thursday afternoon, Aug. 4th, the event being the marriage of their daughter, Anna, to Prof. R.S. Penfield, Principal of our High School. (the date 1892 is penciled in on this clipping) SHAW-PHELPS - On Thursday evening, August 18th, Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Phelps' home was brilliantly lighted and tastefully decorated in honor of their daughter Sadie's marriage to Mr. Clifton Shaw. The nearest relatives of the happy coup
25. [PACRAWFO-L] Rootsweb Cookbook Vol I [1]
NOTE***** DO NOT RESPOND TO ME......I AM THE MESSENGER ONLY If you ordered volume 1 of the cookbook compiled by the Homespun mailing list and have not received it, please immediately contact Shirley kworth@pacifier.com Sandi slynn@m7.sprynet.com All volume 1 orders have been shipped and we need to know if any were overlooked. And thanks again to everyone who has made purchases! We've sent Karen and Brian $4,000 thus far ... which purchased the latest server for Roots
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