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1. Civil War Steamer lines - Chester [1]
I am transcribing Civil War letters of 1862 written by a 17 year old lad from Chester who sailed from Camp Curtin, through Chester, to Fortress Monroe. He mentions what appears to be the Erusions Line of Steamers. Could anyone please confirm, or correct, the name of this line. Thanks for any assistance. John Caine
2. Bart SMITH: re John HALL on 7-12-01 [1]
My apologies to the list: my ISP refused to reply to the sender Bart SMITH thru regular e-mail At 02:10 PM 07/16/2001 -0400, PatAJRS@cs.com wrote: I am not sure of the connection but one of my brick walls is Richard HALL b 1714 in Charles Co., MD, d 2-1-1791 and bur in Hall Family Cemetery at Blooming Rose, Allegheny Co., MD. He m Sarah HANSON, no information. Their son Richard Hall b abt 1746, m Mary DUNWOODY b abt 1755. Their dau Mary HALL b 8-5-1786 in Berkeley Co., VA, m Gaius DICKINSON. Their so
3. Query: Pierce, Trimble, Talley, Smith, Hendrickson [1]
Need help on another one: "In 1844 Samuel Hewes sold 30 acres to William Hendrickson of Upper Chichester. In 1850, Thomas J. Pierce (1811-1888), son of Thomas and Margaret Trimble Pierce, was the owner of 46 acres and lived there with his wife, Martha Ann (1829-1897), daughter of Thomas C. and Mary Talley Smith of Brandywine Hundred, DE who he m. in 1847, their son, Alonza Hendrickson (1850-1854), and Benjamin Pierce (b 1840), a relative." Is this Thomas J. Pierce descended from Henry Pierce (d 1743
4. Abstracted Will of Henry PEIRCE Sr of Concord [1]
The following will was not included in the books of will abstracts for Chester cnty, PA. Thanks to Ginny DeNenno and Robert P Case for publishing the full will in their book on the history of Concord twp, PA. PEIRCE, Henry Sr. Concord. Yeoman. 25 Mar 1743. 09 Jun 1744. (#890) To son Henry PEIRCE tract of land and plantation "whereon I now live", being in the twp of Concord containing 200 acres more or less and the bulk of his estate, including a silver tankard, except as otherwise provided. To dtr
5. Re: Thomas HALL [1]
I show a Thomas Hall who married Mary Scarlett, daughter of Humphrey Scarlett and Ann Richards. Humphrey wrote his will in 1745 and it was probated in 1746 so Mary would have been born well before then. The will references her husband, Thomas Hall. I am extrapolating that Mary was born about 1720 and then Thomas Hall about the same, though most likely a little earlier. I also have a Thomas Hall who was the father of Cecily Hall (b abt 1700) who married Robert Chamberlain, Jr. (1694-1731). Is there
6. Spellings For HOE ??? [1]
What other spellings for HOE can you think of, or know of, for HOE?? HOW ? HOWE ?? HOUGH ?? come to mind. But maybe I'm missing another possible spelling? When was Bucks cnty, PA formed as a county? Is that when parts of Chester cnty were broken off into Bucks cnty?
7. Jacob HEWES: Chester Rural Cemetery, etc. [1]
ITEM #15361 November 25, 1863 DELAWARE COUNTY AMERICAN Advertisement TREES & SHRUBBERY. The subscriber having received the contract for the PLANTING OF TREES IN THE CHESTER RURAL CEMETERY, will furnish to persons holding LOTS in said Cemetery, all kinds of Trees or Shrubbery, at the Lowest prices, and will plant them, if desired. << JACOB HEWES>> . Ridley, oct. 14. ITEM #15216 October 14, 1863 DELAWARE COUNTY AMERICAN THINGS IN CHESTER. - CHESTER RURAL CEMETERY. - We would call the attention of persons own
8. Cloud Creek [1]
I was wondering if any one on the list ever heard of a place called Cloud Creek in Delaware County. An excerpt from a book titled A History of Delaware County, Pennsylvania and its People by John W Jordan published in1914 stated that Thomas McAleese married Margaret daughter of Dennis Kelly of Cloud Creek. Thomas being my GGF. I believe they were married between 1849-1850. I was wondering if Cloud Creek was a town, village or name of a homestead. Any help will be appreciatedl topkicmac @aol.com (B
9. Sarah PEIRCE, wife of Henry, of Concord [1]
Sarah PEIRCE, wife of Henry PEIRCE of Concord, Chester cnty, PA who died in 1743, apparently died sometime between 1730 and 1734. There are no will or estate papers for Sarah PEIRCE in Chester cnty, PA. However, she held land in her own right in Cecil cnty, MD called Horn Point, Locust Point and Knowlwood. Sarah and Henry PEIRCE's children were: Henry PEIRCE Jr who inherited from his father in 1743, Joan who md: Richard HOE, Elizabeth who md: John HALL, Sarah who md: Richard REYNOLDS, Ann who md: a
10. I've Never Done This Before, But .... [1]
... I just received two e-mails in a row, containing the same message, and containing a virus. It appears to be aimed specifically at those doing genealogy research. The message in both was: Hi! How are you? I send you this file in order to have your advice See you later. Thanks and the sender includes a name in their e-mail address plus, the second of the two messages carried an attachment w/the filename of: CARR_Family.doc.com CARR being one of my family surnames I've been researching. The oth
11. JACOB & James MILLS of Delaware County, PA [1]
Hi, Looking for any information on the parents of JACOB & James MILLS of Delaware County, PA. The time frame is somewhere around 1829 to 1900. Also if they got married and had children. When they died would be perfect too. There was a James Mills who mustered into Company B of the 45th Regiment ,PA on July 1-6th,1863 and out on August 29,1863 commanded by Captain George K. Croser ___________________________________________________________ 1850 Federal Census: Nether Providence, Delaware County
12. Address/Telephone# of James Thomas Osman (b. 7/25/1931) [1]
Hi Listers Looking for information on the location/address/telephone# of James Thomas Osman, born 25 July 1931, baptized 21 Feb 1933 in Simpson United Methodist Church, Gordon, PA. James family moved to Chester, Delaware County in the 1950s, etc. and I am hoping continue to live there today. Several Osman researchers including myself have tracked down a family bible which may be in the possession of James which would be of immense importance in tracing many Osman lines of Dauphin County from the 1780s.
13. Death & Marriage Notices Aug 1892 [1]
Hi all, I recently visited the Delaware County Historical Society to do some newspaper research. I copied one page of notices and before I file it away, thought maybe someone else's ancestor is on here too... So here's the short list -- it's just notices, no articles. This is all the copy. Hope it helps someone. Source: The Delaware County American (Media, Pa.), 10 August 1892, page 3, col. 6 (copied from microfilm at the Delaware Co Historical Society) Marriages FIRTH - SAUNDERS -- On the 24th ult.
14. Catharin PIERCE 1715 Concord [1]
EARLY CHURCH RECORDS OF NEW CASTLE CNTY, DE, Vol 1, F Edward Wright, 1994, FamilyLine Publications (now WillowBend Books). p.40 Immanuel Church Marriages - New Castle, DE License: Edward MILLSON of Christeen and Catharin PIERCE of Concord. 13 Nov 1715 License: Baldwin JOHNSON and Jane DYER. 25 Oct 1716 License: Richard EDWARDS and Martha ASKEW. 28 Jul 1723
15. HARRY SHAFFER [1]
I am searching for information on Harry SHAFFER. We do not know his DOB at this time - suspect early 1890's or late 1880's. Harry Shaffer is listed at 715 Upland St., Chester, PA as a Mach. Oper. in the Spencer's Directory, 1917-1918. We are trying to find out what happened to him. Also was he originally from Chester, was his family? If someone has access to the 1910 census for Delaware County, PA, I sure would appreciate a look-up to see if he shows there at that time. Thank you. Any assistance w
16. Washington Camp No. 281, P.O.S. of A. [1]
Does anyone know what this means. It was mentioned in my uncle's obituary in 1931? The members were invited to the funeral. Washington Camp No. 281, P.O.S. of A. Regards, Myra
17. Message Boards [1]
Does anyone know how long the RootsWeb message boards will be down? I've been getting the following message for several days: "This board/category has been moved or deleted. As we combine our former message board systems (FamilyHistory.com and GenConnect), you may experience this message as groups of messages are migrated or combined. Please check back in 6-8 hours." Thanks, Karen Karen Greim Mullian booboopies@aol.com kgmullian@aol.com zeke199@hotmail.com karenmullian.freehomepage.com pastmaster
18. Richard HOE/HOUGH 1683 [1]
CHESTER (AND ITS VICINITY), DELAWARE CNTY IN PA, 1877, John Hill Martin, reprint 1999 (Indexed), John A Bullock III, Graphic Details Pub. p.79 In the "Endeavor" of London, a Ketch; Geo. THORP, master, which arrived here 29 of 7th mo 1683: Richard HOUGH, late of Maxfield in Cheshire, husbandman: servants - Ffran HOUGH, Jas SUTTON, Tho WOODHOUSE, Mary WOODHOUSE. Servant, means apprentice; and they were generally relatives whose expenses were to be paid by the term of service mentioned.
19. Re: Early PA Marriages - VIRUS [1]
At 5:10PM on 10 Jul 2001 an e-mail was sent to me by a John Lister as a reply to my posting re: Early PA Marriages. There was no message other than an initial quote of a portion of my post and the attachment: Me_nude.AVI.pif McAfee, as my "first" line of virus detector was able to find and delete it. I didn't try Norton this time around. The full address of the sender was "John Lister"
20. Amended Will Abstract Henry[3] PEIRCE of Concord [1]
Amended abstract of the will of Henry[3] PEIRCE of Concord twp, Chester cnty, PA Book E, Vol 5. page 172. #2538 PEIRCE, Henry. Concord. 21 Jan 1769. 16 Dec 1679. Provides for wife Mary. To son Henry all my tract of land in Concord at 21 paying to his brother, William, #50; also my Silver tankard and my Silver Spoon and my Watch and twelve Silver Vest buttons. Executors: Wife Mary and brother, John PEIRCE. Witnesses: Charles PERKINS, Wm. PEIRCE, Jas. JOHNSON.
21. Pool(e) [1]
Seeking parents of Richard Poole(1813/15-1896) Lived in Delaware Co.,Pa and died in Newcastle Co., De. First wife Sarah Ann Brown. Children: Millard Taylor Poole, William H. H. Poole, and Sarah Poole Webb. Second wife: Lydia H. Miller Remington. Have info on Thomas Poole (1784-1836) and wife Elizabeth Barlow (1786-1870) but can not prove relationship to Richard. Mary Poole Family Genealogy http://www.youthresources.com/genealogy/poole.html
22. Fwd: [SH] The Irish Disease Hemachromotosis [1]
--part1_21.e8eff65.28883381_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hi, I'm passing this on because their are many Irish Families in the Delaware County area. Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS) --part1_21.e8eff65.28883381_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: Received: from rly-yd05.mx.aol.com (rly-yd05.mail.aol.com [172.18.150.5]) by air-yd02.mail.aol.com (v79.27)
23. St Johns PE Church - Concord [1]
Have early church records of St Johns PE Church in Concord been made available on the web or in a book that is currently available? My understanding is that it was formed in 1702.
24. Re: St John's Church of Concord [1]
> Sun, 8 Jul 2001 10:57:43 EDT Erinkwells@aol.com said: >Unfortunately, these records are hard to find, much less available on the >web. I was hoping to fid an ancestor there as it would have been a >possibility for their burial and have been to the church, have been to the >county historical society, and haven't been able to find anything. I've been >told by librarians and historians that no one knows where the records are. Thanks for the reply, Erin. Tho I have to say your information was NOT
25. William GREGG and Mary YARNALL [1]
Hello, everyone, I need some help with a Gregg connection to the Yarnall family. I have the following will abstract for William Gregg: Pennsylvania Wills, 1682-1834 GREGG, WILLIAM. Kennett. October 13, 1817. October 25, 1817. To wife, who is not named, plantation in Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co., Del., and all other estate during life; afterward divided among 3 sons, Jesse, Abraham & Thomas & "my 2 daus. & dau.-in-law wife of Jesse Gregg first Elizabeth Harlan Albina Phillips & Mary Gregg." Executors:
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