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1. Re: [PADAUPHI] Ledger entries -John Weaver..Where did he live? [1]
I have a John Weaver listed in a collateral line. Born in 1781 in Centre County, but had relatives in Upper Paxton Township in Dauphin County.
2. Re: [PADAUPHI] lykens [1]
P.O.S. of A Cemetery; Old Union L & R Cemetery; Our Lady Help of Christians Catholic Cemetery many people from Lykens also bury at Calvary Cemetery, Wiconisco, Dauphin Co., Pa or at Maple Grove Cemetery, Elizabethville, Dauphin Co., PA ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, June 21, 2004 3:57 PM Subject: [PADAUPHI] lykens > > can anyone tell me the protestant churches & cemeteries here? > > > ==== PADAUPHI Mailing List ==== > http://www.rootsweb
3. Re: [PADAUPHI] George Koppenhaver and Irene [1]
Hi Roger I should of known you would have it. Is this Koppenhaver descendant of Johan Hans Wolfgang Koppenhaver 1680? If so how? Thanks Tonya ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursday, June 24, 2004 1:57 PM Subject: [PADAUPHI] George Koppenhaver and Irene > Here are parents of George Koppenhaver. Let me know if you need more info: > > Descendants of Ira N. Koppenhaver > > 1 Ira N. KOPPENHAVER b: January 1875 d: April 10, 1937 Burial: Mapl
4. Re: [PADAUPHI] Ledger entries - HOLTZMAN, LENKER, RIEGEL [1]
I have Daniel Heckert in my line. Would it be possible for you to send me his information from this ledger, or scan it? Is there a "title" of any kind for this book? This is very kind of you to do. Thank you vey much. Elizabeth ================================================ ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, June 23, 2004 11:45 AM Subject: [PADAUPHI] Ledger entries - HOLTZMAN, LENKER, RIEGEL > My mother purchased an old ledger at an au
5. Re: [PADAUPHI] Dauphin County Research [1]
Below is their web site. They are moving and you may want to contact them directly. I was there several years ago and they were very helpful. http://carlisle-www.army.mil/usamhi/index.html Marcia Fronk ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Friday, June 18, 2004 9:07 AM Subject: Re: [PADAUPHI] Dauphin County Research > When visiting the Harrisburg area, is it worthwhile to go to the War College > in Carlisle? I have been told they have a wonderful librar
6. Re: [PADAUPHI] Dauphin County Research [1]
Joan You are SO COOL, Thanks for all the good tips. Peter enlisted from Warsaw, Indiana (my hometown) and I do have his service record, since he was a married man his next of kin was Saloma and children, and he has no death record, since he was killed near Atlanta, then later a man felt sorry for all the soldiers just buried where they fell, so he gave land, which became the NATIONAL CEMETERY in Marietta, Georgia. I have been there and taken a picture of Peter's stone. He was dug up from where he
7. Re: [PADAUPHI] Ira N. Koppenhaver-b-1875 [1]
Hi Sue THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It is a match!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I didn't say so cause I didn't know till you sent me the other information LOL. Thank you again Tonya ----- Original Message ----- From: "sue" <10.emlet@telus.net> To: Sent: Tuesday, June 29, 2004 6:11 PM Subject: Re: [PADAUPHI] Ira N. Koppenhaver-b-1875 > Well.......why didn't you say so? > > Page 733 of the Biographical Encyclopedia of Dauphin County. > > "Koppenheffer, Cornelius, m
8. Ledger entries -John Weaver..Where did he live? [1]
I would put my money on Millersburg that is in Upper Paxton. The names are all ones you find in Upper Paxton and Halifax area. Halifax area continued to be a shoe manufacturing area into the 1900's. Thanks for the look up in the census Susan. Marcia ----- Original Message ----- From: "Susan J Fevola" To: Sent: Saturday, June 26, 2004 3:25 PM Subject: Re: [PADAUPHI] Ledger entries -John Weaver..Where did he live? > In the 1830 census there are two listings i
9. Re: [PADAUPHI] Dauphin County Research [1]
I would suggest that you allow an extra day or two for your trip if possible. I drove from Harrisburg to Chicago one time and it took 11 hours. You have about 250 miles from Harrisburg to the Ohio line via turnpike and 150 or 200 miles if you went across the southern border of Ohio plus anything in Indiana. You really wouldn't have the time to do much research here - especially since some places are not open or have shorter hours on Saturdays. Even coming on a Thursday and returning on Sunday would give
10. Ledger entries - NEAGLY,NEAGLY, HENINGER, FEIDT [1]
My mother purchased an old ledger at an auction years ago. It belonged to John Weaver, and the entries begin Nov. 14, 1833. Many upper Dauphin County families' accounts are included. John was apparently a shoemaker early in life, and ran some sort of store later on. I will post the names of the account holders and the names of others mentioned in the accounts...most of those mentioned are children, but some are other adults that may have been hired help, or relatives, etc. They are usually note
11. Middleton obit 1988 [1]
I'm hunting an obit for Bella (Cromer) Heffernan d. Oct 1988 in Middleton. What newspaper would likely carry it? Elaine
12. Marriage lookup, PLEASE [1]
Hello List I'm looking for a marriage for a GEORGE BOMGARDNER and BARBARA UNKNOWN 1815 or a little before. Thanks Joe Evans Indiana
13. Bierbowers of Londonderry Twp, Dauphin County [1]
MnMTimm@aol.com wrote :) > Hi Charles > I just returned from Londonderry area and found several Bierbower > burials with the help of your web site listings. Can add this. At > Geyer's in Londonderry is the family of Ephraim Bierbowner. You note 3 > illegible small stones in Ephraim's plott. I can say with confidence > that they are markers for Annie, Aurther G. and Willie H. Bierbower. > These are also marked with a larger obelisk monument that must have > been placed at a later date probably
14. Re: [PADAUPHI] Middleton obit 1988 [1]
Hi Elaine, Since you put this on the Dauphin Co. list, I think you must be referring to Middletown not Middleton. If so the answer would be the Press and Journal of Middletown and I believe they have a website. Regards, Bill *********** REPLY SEPARATOR *********** On 6/26/2004 at 10:18 AM John Wilkinson wrote: >I'm hunting an obit for Bella (Cromer) Heffernan d. Oct 1988 in >Middleton. What newspaper would likely carry it? Elaine > > >==== PADAUPHI Mailing List ==== >Post only genealogy related topics
15. Remains of the Mumma Family Re-interred at Shope's Meeting House [1]
Richard A B wrote : > Dear Doug and Charles: > > I checked back in my extensive newspaper archives on Dauphin County, and > found an article in 1897 which indicates that the remains of quite a number > of the Mumma family were removed from the old cemetery on the Mumma farm, > near Highspire, to the cemetery at Shoop's Church. The article gives the > names and tombstone dates for all those reinterred. It indicates all the > Mummas reinterred were from John Mumma, who died Aug. 13, 1857 aged 83 > years. A
16. HEUCHER/HEICHER Farm graveyard [1]
Carl :) I noted you requested information on the location of a HEUCHER FARM GRAVEYARD some time ago. E.W.S.Parthemore documented that burial ground, and published in Egle's "Notes and Queries" Fourth Series Volume II page 347. He mentioned the families lived there for a century or more, but his records indicate they never owned the farm. Parthemore lists the owners from the original patent or grant up to the present Shope family. While the graveyard has HUECHERs, they were not the owners of r
17. Re: [PADAUPHI] Middletown Reformed Church [1]
In a previous message, Doug Mumma wrote: >>>Perhaps you can help me. I am trying to find the burial records and the location for the "Middletown Reformed Church" in Dauphin County. I have reference in Richard Davis' book, Emigrants, Refugees and Prisoners" that a Barbara [Mumma] Rife (15 Jun 1778-25 Dec 1802) was buried in that cemetery. She was the wife of Abraham Rife, b. abt. 1774.<<< From one of Oscar Stroh's books, the following is part of a listing made in 1895: REIF, Barbara, wife of Abraha
18. Re: [PADAUPHI] Mandaville [1]
George, The PENNSYLVANIA LINE (1990), p. 259 shows Manadaville as a village of 50 inhabitants in South Hanover Twp., Dauphin Co. Nelson //////////////////////////////////// ----- Original Message ----- From: "George Thurman" To: Sent: Saturday, June 26, 2004 6:23 AM Subject: [PADAUPHI] Mandaville > Can someone tell me if the town of Manadaville still exists. It is > supposed to be located where the Manada Creek and Swatara Creek join. This > would be NE of Uni
19. Long's church question ...And...Looking for Dru [1]
Long's Church or St. Peter's Lutheran Church in Powell's Valley, Halifax Twp. Does anyone know of birth or marriage records existing for this church? Marcia Fronk Dru, your mailbox will not except email from me. To answer your question: Sorry, no, I don't have the deed you listed.
20. Re: [PADAUPHI] Dauphin County Research [1]
Hello Sheri, Your Krichbaum surname caught my eye on the Dauphin Co. ListServ because I have a 4th great grandfather, Johannes Adam Krichbaum (1727-1779). He arrived in America from Germany on 2 Sep 1749 aboard the ALBANY. He and his brother, Johann Wilhelm Krichbaum (1718-1791), were both married 1 May 1749 in the Evangelische (Lutheran) parish in Neukirchen, and they sailed together with their new brides to America. A Krichbaum>Krigbaum ListServ was started in November last year. It would be great to s
21. Ledger entries - READEL, BITTING, NOVINGER, FEIDT [1]
My mother purchased an old ledger at an auction years ago. It belonged to John Weaver, and the entries begin Nov. 14, 1833. Many upper Dauphin County families' accounts are included. John was apparently a shoemaker early in life, and ran some sort of store later on. I will post the names of the account holders and the names of others mentioned in the accounts...most of those mentioned are children, but some are other adults that may have been hired help, or relatives, etc. They are usually noted
22. Re: [PADAUPHI] Egles Notes [1]
I'm also interested in Egles Notes. Are they in most libraries in major cities?? Researching Brandt, Sheumaker, Anderson, Kagy, Westenbarger, Mohler, Davey, Harris, Flood, Reed, West, Wharton, families.
23. Workman family [1]
Is anyone working on the Workman family? I have some questions and could use some help. Roger Cramer Peoria, Arizona Roger & Sue Cramer's Genealogy Site http://members.aol.com/rogercubs/index.html Ogle Co., IL Genealogy Site http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilogle/
24. Descendents of Abraham SNYDER and Johan George Babb [1]
Daniel E Weinhold wrote :) > Charles & Mary. > > Included with in this PABEREKS E-mail it is mentioned that of the KELLER > family who lived in southern York County, PA. > Daniel :) The only reference to a KELLER in my BABBs family tree is that shown below (Born mid-1800s). :( Perhaps someone else on the lists may be able to shed some light on your search of the other surnames listed. Good luck :) Charlie Fies .................................. 5 Martha Babb ..................................... +
25. Re: [PADAUPHI] (PADAUPHI)Thomas and Benjamin Flowers [1]
In the 1900 Harrisburg census, at 1316 N. Front Street are: Benjamin G. Flowers, born December, 1837 Mary E., born April, 1840 Elmer, born August, 1862 Clarence, born Mary, 1880 Claud, born (March?), 1882 Pritchard, William, son-in-law, born July, 1867 Pritchard, Georgia, daughter, born July 1868, married 2 years (and has had 1 child, still living in 1900) Pritchard, Mary E., grand-daughter, born April, 1899 Flowers, Edith C., born January, 1893, grand-daughter (presume she is a daughter of Ralph or Alfred
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