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1. Re: [PADAUPHI] George KILLINGER Born 1734 [1]
Vince, It looks like you have been very successful in tracing your family back to Germany. I wonder if you are interested in giving me some tips to get me past my brick wall. My great grandfather, George Snyder, born June 30, 1823 in Dauphin Co., PA is as far as I've been able to get. The 1880 census says his parents were born in Germany. I have not been able to identify his parents or any of his siblings. I'm really stuck. I've been looking for a George or a John as his father. In George's ho
2. Middletown's "Rosie" and "Amelia's" headstones [1]
Thanks, Jan, for a story that is new to me. Fascinating :) Steve and Kathy wrote: > Thank you for sharing this story with us, sir! And for the quick reply, > as well. :) > > I went visiting some cemeteries myself on Sunday, in Snyder County, > PA. As you were looking for indian artifacts in the trip you > described, I was searching for a headstone of my 2nd great grandmother, > who was part Native American. I was saddened to see only a small flat > stone even with the ground, that read nothing
3. Alexander Hamilton Shrenk's Auction & Furniture Business in Harrisburg in early 1900s [1]
Alexander Hamilton SHRENK had an auction and furniture business in Harrisburg, Dauphin Co., PA. About 1890, he had the following stores at 325 Broad 406 Forster Harrisburg PA, 325 Broad 1906 N 6th Harrisburg PA, and one at 181 S Front Hbg Steelton PA. Has anyone ever seen any old postcards showing that section of Harrisburg? Thank you, Bonnie __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail is new and improved - Check it out! http://promotions.yaho
4. HIGHSPIRE Cemetery Quick Question [1]
Bob & Cindy Gersony wrote :) > Hi! :) > > I like your web page very much. I have one quick question -- where > exactly is Highspire Cemetery? I can't seem to find an address for it. > I'm a descendant of the Neidigs. > > Thank you, > Cindy Gersony > gersony22@msn.com > Cindy :) Glad you like the Highspire Cemetery Web page. It's simple, but sufficient details to track down ancestors. You didn't say where you would be coming from, but from Route 83 onto Route
5. Long Family [1]
I'm researching Long family in Altoona. I have Sarah A Long who was born in 1863 and died 08-23-1945 and buried in Oakridge Cemetery. She was married to Miles Long. I know of two daughters: Margaret E who d. 1971 and Bessie who died 1958. In the 1930 Census, they were living in Harrisburg, next door to a David Wingard. Any information would be greatly appreciated. I do have some info I can share. Maureen
6. Middletown Vine & Main cemetery [1]
Bstarlite62@aol.com wrote :) > Hello, I am trying to locate my baby sister's grave,but don,t remember > the name of the cemetery. The location is Vine and Main in Middletown. > Thankyou Barbara Whitsel :) St Mary's Catholic Cemetery is the one on Main and Vine Streets in Middletown. You can see the recorded burials on my web page at :) -- Regards, CHARLES EARL FIES -- Fies Family Fotos FIES/FEES Family History Res
7. George KILLINGER Born 1734 [1]
Hi, I seek to put under the table once-for-all-time, a controversy that I am hoping you can assist me with! I have a Philadelphia George KILLINGER who married, twice. Once to a COLLET(T), and the other time to a BENNET(T). Now there was a George KILLINGER, apparently associated with Dauphin, who was born, according to Wolfgang Killinger of Germany, August 25, 1734. Here is what Wolfgang actually says: "The first Killinger emigrants from Germany I know were Jacob, arriving in Philadelphia with the sh
8. Re: [PADAUPHI] Susquehanna Valley Indians [1]
Charlie, I don't know if replying here will cause this to reach the person who wrote this but I had a thought (see below). At 01:26 PM 8/28/2004, Charles E. Fies, Retired wrote: >Steve and Kathy wrote :) > >>Thank you for sharing this story with us, sir! And for the quick reply, >>as well. >>I went visiting some cemeteries myself on Sunday, in Snyder County, >>PA. As you were looking for indian artifacts in the trip you described, >>I was searching for a headstone of my 2nd great grandmother, who w
9. George KILLINGER of Dauphin! [1]
I just was told that George KILLINGER of Dauphin was in the 1790 census! It cannot be *my* George, if so. He was apparently listed under KEELINGER. The numbers don't match, and my fellow *is* listed in Philadelphia, with the correct numbers... So I am, at least, disproving that they were one and the same. Vince Summers P.S. If anyone has access to the image of that Dauphin census, would you be willing to send me a copy?
10. Re: [PADAUPHI] George KILLINGER Born 1734 [1]
In a message dated 8/20/04 2:38:51 PM Eastern Daylight Time, vsummers@nrao.edu writes: Jacob came with his family to America and settled in Derry Twp., Lancaster Co. (today Dauphin Co.), later on in Annville Twp, same country. He set up a will on 07.01.1763. Was Killinger creek, west of Annville named for Jacob?
11. HIGHSPIRE and MIDDLETOWN cemeteries [1]
I added the HOFFMEISTER headstones in the HIGHSPIRE cemetery to my Highspire page. These photos are highly compressed and degraded, for speedier downloading. In the event you need any of them for your records, I'll be happy to shoot the original, uncompressed photos to you after the busy hours (they run about a quarter million bytes per photo) :( And thanks to Maxine for digging up the missing "D" page for the Middletown Cemetery. It has been integrated with the "D"s, making that section complete
12. Re: [PADAUPHI] Marriage License [1]
On several occasions I have used a film in The Juniata Co. Historical Society's archival library entitled "Marriage License Docket 1852-1853, 1858-1863." As I recall, each document was titled "Application To Marry." I believe the JCHS film was made from records physically located in the Juniata Co. courthouse, so I would suggest contacting the Dauphin Co. courthouse for the marriage license you seek. You might find contact information for Dauphin Co. at http://www.vitalrec.com/pacounties5.html#Dauphin
13. Re: [PADAUPHI] Question on Pillow and churches/cemeteries [1]
Hi, yes, i,m the same and remember it!! i will need to look it up again, so hang in there, Bill ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joesph Buffington" To: Sent: Tuesday, August 24, 2004 9:20 AM Subject: Re: [PADAUPHI] Question on Pillow and churches/cemeteries > Hi Bill. > > Are you the same one that lives in Spring Glen..? > > I had a virus hit me June 2004 and lost everything. Lucky me, I > had a back up tape for everything up to Nov
14. Re: [PADAUPHI] Marriage License [1]
The LDS has microfilmed the marriage licenses for the period 1852 to 1855. However not everyone applied for a license. Ray
15. [Fwd: dimeler graves in a cemeery] [1]
Jack Miller :) -------- Original Message -------- Subject: dimeler graves in a cemeery Date: Mon, 16 Aug 2004 00:13:23 -0400 From: Charles E. Fies, Retired To: Jack Miller References: <000801c4831f$b5f1bd00$8e0c5344@MILLEROFFICE> Jack Miller wrote :) > Hello, > > I stopped by the graveyard today and while walking through noticed the > Dimeler grave that noted six children and the mother all died in 1961. > What happened? fire? car crash? > > Jack M
16. Need OBIT look-up for Charles Wells SHRENK died 6 NOV 1933 Harrisburg, PA [1]
Need someone to do an obit look-up for the following: Charles Wells Shrenk born 1878 and died 6 NOV 1933 and his mother, Mary (Wells) Shrenk - b. 1857, d. January 11, 1934 Her husband was Alexander Hamilton Shrenk who died 1935. All buried Harrisburg, PA in the family plot. thanks so much, bonnie __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - Helps protect you from nasty viruses. http://promotions.yahoo.com/new_mail
17. Captain Martin Weaver's Company [1]
Could anyone tell me anything at all about this Company or where I could find information about it? There are muster rolls for it listed in the Pennsylvania Archives, but nothing at all about where they served either in the Archives or in The Pennsylvania Line. Martin Weaver was from Millersburg so it must have been composed primarily of Dauphin County men. I find two of my family members, including one ancestor, on the muster rolls.
18. Highspire and Shenk's Cemeteries [1]
Bruce Buller wrote :) > Hello Charles Fies, I liked reading your life's story. My Grandmother, Elizabeth Habig Thumma, lived in Middletown in the 1930s and 40s. I visited from Harrisburg. But there are more than one Middletown in PA. Which Middletown were you living: the one near Harrisburg with AF Base? > > Thanks for putting Highspire Cemetery list on the web. My Grandfather Otis Thumma and his Father Henry are buried there, but their names where not listed. No complaint. The web site took a lo
19. 1800 Census Lookup [1]
There was a Nicholas Gast/Cast/Garst/Gerst who was head of a household in Dauphin County during the 1800 census. He lived on Little Swatara Creek in one of the Hanover Townships. Would appreciate it if someone who has easy access to the 1800 Dauphin census would look him up and tell me what age bracket he was in. I know that he was over age 45 in the 1810 census and need to know if he was over or under age 45 in 1800. A peek in the 1820 census would also be nice, but I suspect that he may have died befo
20. Susquehanna Valley Indians [1]
Steve and Kathy wrote :) > Thank you for sharing this story with us, sir! And for the quick reply, > as well. > > I went visiting some cemeteries myself on Sunday, in Snyder County, > PA. As you were looking for indian artifacts in the trip you > described, I was searching for a headstone of my 2nd great grandmother, > who was part Native American. I was saddened to see only a small flat > stone even with the ground, that read nothing but "Amelia." Since > you're also in Pennsylvania, would you
21. RE: [PADAUPHI] Marriage License [1]
If you have the name of the minister I would suggest that you try to find out what church the marriage was solemnized in. In that period it was common for ministers to record marriage facts in a journal that you might be able to find. -----Original Message----- From: George F. Nagle [mailto:editor@afrolumens.org] Sent: Saturday, August 07, 2004 10:59 AM To: PADAUPHI-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [PADAUPHI] Marriage License I might be wrong about this, but I don't think marriage licenses were issued until
22. Middletown's "Rosie" [1]
Steve and Kathy wrote :) > Dear Mr. Fies, :) > > We have enjoyed your sites on genealogy and graveyards in the > Susquehanna Valley. In particular we were intrigued by the one on > http://home.att.net/~charliefies/ArrowHed.html that has a gravestone for > "Rosie." > > Could you tell us, or point us to someone who might tell us, more about > this story? We'd love to hear the story of this child. Where is her > resting place located? Thank you so much if you can do this! Steve and Kathy :) I'm
23. Re: [PADAUPHI] George KILLINGER Born 1734 [1]
While I don't know, surely it is for one of the family... Vince Hopsandmelb@aol.com wrote: >In a message dated 8/20/04 2:38:51 PM Eastern Daylight Time, >vsummers@nrao.edu writes: >Jacob came with his family to America and >settled in Derry Twp., Lancaster Co. (today Dauphin Co.), later >on in Annville Twp, same country. He set up a will on 07.01.1763. > >Was Killinger creek, west of Annville named for Jacob? > > >==== PADAUPHI Mailing List ==== >List admin can be reached at PADAUPHI-ADMIN@rootsweb.c
24. Question on Pillow and churches/cemeteries [1]
Sorry to say I don't know much about the Dauphin Co area. If someone was born in Pillow 1839 What churches were in the area at that time? Thanks in advance for any help. Barbara in Louisiana email address: homelybin@aol.com Researching:Schuylkill/Dauphin Cos. Carl, Trion/Treon/Trean,Kolb,Clark.Bowman/Bauman, Troutman/Trautman, Bruch, Jury, Schupp/Shoop,Yeager,Matter,Kaiser,Brand,Hengen,Klein,Schaffner, Young, Miller,Barr,Knoll/Noll/Null,Bashore/Bashoar/Boeshoar,Tshoop,Meyer,Roth, Romberger,Traut,Walt
25. Re: [PADAUPHI] Question on Pillow and churches/cemeteries [1]
Hi, Hoffmans church( st Peters), or the old stone church, stone valley. ( northumberland co) or maybe Klingers. himmels and Howetters was a little farther away. also may be Urban, which is near depends on where they lived in Pillow, also HeBE!! who are you looking for????, I have all those records, Bill ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, August 23, 2004 4:59 PM Subject: [PADAUPHI] Question on Pillow and churches/cemeteries > Sorry to say I d
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