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1. McGlaughlin family of Marcus Hook area [1]
Hi, I'm trying to find any info on the parents and siblings of John McGlaughlin who was born April 7, 1819 in Marcus Hook. He later married Mary Ann Mayfield in 1848. Mary Ann was living in the home of a preacher there, Rev. Joseph Walker, who also married them. John & Mary's first child, Joseph Walker McGlaughlin was born in Marcus Hook on January 22, 1849. They left Delaware County after that. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Kat
2. Missing family from 1850 and 1860 [1]
Dear Folks: I am trying to find my missing KLIGGE family in the mid 1800's. They arrived in the US in October, 1844 from Germany. My understanding was they settled immediately in Philadelphia but most of them have not been found in either the 1850 or 1860 census. I know that at least one member, William KLIGGE lived and worked on a farm "in the country", perhaps in Deleware Co. Can anyone with access to a census index help me find the following in 1850 and 1860? (Approximate ages given in 1850) Catha
3. Returning Member / PETERS & Pennell [1]
I've been off these lists for some time, but want to get going in genealogy again, so I'm going to try to do a post per day (if not several more) to get my surnames out there again. Feel free to email with additional questions. Just be advised that my schedule is unpredictable, so it may be 1-3 days for me to reply depending on that schedule. Thanks! My main surname for this area is PETERS. Ah, what a winding road this search has been! I've been in contact with John O. Peters and others who are
4. SSDI fees [1]
The following appears in Rootsweb Review Vol. 4, No. 26 of 27 June - SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION HIKES FEES AS OF 1 JULY 2001 Details of the first change in the fee schedule since 1988 are quoted in part below and are posted at: http://www.ssa.gov/foia/foia_guide.htm#_Toc517745431 "Fee Schedule For Frequently Requested Records. Requests for records of Social Security number (SSN) holders, claimants and wage earners, are covered by a fee schedule based on the full cost of processing the request. We ar
5. Funeral Homes in Darby [1]
I'm researching my husband's family, and Marvil's funeral home in Darby has been wonderfully helpful with pinpointing death dates and burial places. Last night my father-in-law mentioned another funeral home used by the family, Leach's (not sure of spelling). I'd love to contact them if they're still in business but couldn't find them in computer "yellow pages." Has anyone ever heard of them or know if they might still be in business under another name? The approximate time frame would have been 1920's t
6. Re: Penn Magazine, Vol 23 [1]
If you can email me tonight, I might be able to find something for you. I'm going to a local research library early tomorrow morning. But you will need to tell me what you are looking for in that vol 23. Maggie Kitts mbkitts@home.com ----- Original Message ----- From: Judy Ardine To: Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2001 9:03 AM Subject: Penn Magazine, Vol 23 > Does anyone have access to Penn Magazine, Vol 23? Where would I begin > searching for a copy of Penn Mag
7. John BUCKLEY 1681 PA/DE [1]
From: Genealogy of the Smedley Family Author: Samuel Lightfoot Smedley Call Number: CS71.S637 This book contains the history and genealogy of the Smedley family of Pennsylvania. Bibliographic Information: Smedley, Samuel Lightfoot. Genealogy of the Smedley Family. Wickersham Printing Compatny. Pennsylvania. 1901. p.131 John BUCKLEY Jr, of Melksham, in the county of Wilts., England, purchased from William PENN 250 acres of land in Pennsylvania, by deeds of lead and release, dated 05 & 06 Sep 1681. This
8. Re: [SH] FYI: Searching NYTimes [1]
The New York Times, also, has the following & it can be found at most colleges & universities--the books you can get through interlibrary loan: New York Times Obit. Index Vol. I 1858-1968 Vol. II 1969-1978 Note: There now maybe a Volume III Newspapers New York Times 1851-present is on micro film Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS) In a message dated 6/6/1 10:38:46 AM, rdanca@ix.netcom.com writes: << The New Yo
9. Adam BUCKLEY 1697-1760 DE/PA [1]
John BUCKLEY Jr (d:1732)'s only known son: Adam BUCKLEY b:08 May 1697, d: 29 Oct 1760, md: 08 Jan 1719 Ann MARTEN b: Jan 1697 in Westchester, Middlesex, dtr of Walter & Jane (Bushel) MARTEN. Children: John b: 10-16-1719 md: (1st) Hannah CLEMSON, (2nd) Alice (Williamson) LOWNES Hannah, b: 02 Oct 1721, md: J PRICE Jane, b: 13 Oct 1723, md: S HILYARD Walter, b: 14 Feb 1725, lost at sea Elizabeth, b: 21 Sep 1730, d: 22 Jul 1805, md: John WILLIAMSON Adam (twin) b: 06 Feb 1736 Ann (twin) b: 06 Feb 1736
10. UK person searching the Williams family in Dealware County [1]
I just read the message from Helen (DCGS) about the man in the UK looking at Williams research. Here is an obit on my Williams ancestor which may be of interest to him. Tina Cupatea712@hotmail.com ------------------- Chester Times Wednesday, March 6, 1918 page 1. . SUDDEN DEATH OF . WASHINGTON J. WILLIAMS . ------------- Well-known Foreman Stricken At His Work and Dies After Admission . to the Hospital. . ------------- Washington J. Williams well known and respe
11. Civil War Captain Crozer Co. (Bates Volumes) [1]
Hello, RE: List of Soldiers who fought under the command of Captain Crozer Company's. Specially Online information.... Looking for any information on Capt. Crozer unit. Specially men who where in under his command in the Civil War. I understand there is a 5 Volumes published by Bates in PENN which may have that information ! If you do have access to these Civil War Regiments? Look for BURLEY'S listed in the INDEX from Delaware,Chester, Philly Counties. There was a William Burley and Robert
12. SS Application Raise Protest [1]
Thanks for letting me know about the mistake. This just came with some more addresses so sending it out again. I wrote that the hobby was a fast growing one that was giving many more people pride in their country and ancestors and how much history we were learning and that this was our last resort in many cases to learn maiden names of women. Also emphasized what a handicap it was to so many of the new friends I have made who are housebound and on low budgets and that this will greatly decrease the
13. Who was the teacher? [1]
At the prodding of my friends, I am writing this story. My name is Mildred Hondorf. I am a former elementary school music teacher from DeMoines, Iowa. I've always supplemented my income by teaching piano lessons-something I've done for over 30 years. Over the years I found that children have many levels of musical ability. I've never had the pleasure of having a protege though I have taught some talented students. However I've also had my share of what I call "musically challenged" pupils. One such s
14. Thanks! [1]
Thanks to everyone who answered my query about funeral homes in Darby. What a great group! I appreciated your ideas and hope to find more "lost" relatives. Sincerely, Pam Boice Natick, MA
15. PORTER [1]
Good morning, I have been helping a man in the UK find info on his WILLIAMS Family in Delaware Co., PA & while doings so I came across the following obit. Since I have a Mary Elizabeth WEBBER who m. a Joshua PORTER, 14 Aug 1875 in Denton, Caroline Co., MD & they had a son Joseph PORTER b. c1876--I thought this obit would be of interest to anyone doing research on the PORTERs in the Caroline Co., area or Delaware Co. I hope that someone might have some info on my Joshua & Joseph PORTER. Dai
16. New SS5 fee increase--1 Jul 2001! [1]
I understand the price is going up from $7.00 to $27.00 for the SS5. I received this info from another e-mail list. For more info go to: http://www.ssa.gov/foia/foia_guide.htm#_Toc517745431 Spreading the bad news is fine but taking action is much better! Genealogy is the # one leisure activity in the US and just about every genealogist has a vote! E-mail, write to or call the US senators for your state and protest the magnitude of the increases which will limit the access of many because of the signi
17. WILLIAMS Family from the UK [1]
Hi, I'm John WILLIAMS of the UK & new to the mailing list. I am trying to trace my relatives who emigrated to the USA in the 1890s & early part of the last century. My family lost contact with them around 1958. Robert WILLIAMS (an engineer) was the first to emigrated in the 1890s, with his wife Maria (Williams). They are the parents of Emris. Emris or Emiris WILLIAMS, b. 10 Mar 1857 in Greenfield, Holywell, Wales, (ref. birth certificate). He followed his father to the U.S. in 1908 but his wife Ma
18. Re: Thomas, Methuselah, James or Israel DAVIS [1]
Sam, In Goshen Monthly Minutes (Hinshaw Index), there is one reference to an Israel Davis who was disowned 5th month 11, 1787. With that date, you could write to Friends Historical Library at Swarthmore to see what the reason for his disownment was and if it mentions where he was living. The Index has only: "5-11-1787 Israel dis." It's possible that this Israel Davis was a son of Ellis and Lydia (Ashbridge) Davies/Davis, who was born 1760. There are many Jameses mentioned, but not until 1820 when a J
19. another SS-5 rate increase [1]
I did not originate this post - I have no further information - but since it dealt with documents that prove valuable in genealogy it seemed worth passing along to "the lists". > Copied from a post to another list: > > I have just discovered that the SSA is raising the price by 286% for the most valuable tool that genealogists request, the SS-5 form, Original Application for SS Number... > > It is going up from its present $7 to $27, effective 1 July 2001. > Reference:
20. MOORE [1]
Good morning, Is anyone doing research on a Capt. Thomas MOORE from the Revolutionary War? I'm trying to help a Roberta Fox in NC find info on her family. She is interested in finding the ancestors of Capt. Thomas MOORE, Sr. Capt. Thomas MOORE, Sr., b. 1741 & d. 1 Jun 1793 m. (2nd wife), Hannah MOULDER on 18 Dec 1759 at Marcus Hook, PA. He served from 16 Oct 1775 to 17 Aug 1778. He was Capt. of the Galley Hancock under Commodore SEYMOUR until 6 Sep 1777 & subsequently under Commodore John
21. Durborow [1]
Dear Ian, I've got info for you on the Durborows. I'm interested in Mary Garrett who married Daniel Durborow. Have you any information on her? From Hinshaw's Index of Goshen MM (1991, Shelby Publishing, Kokomo) 4/16/1754 Daniel rec'd on certificate from Phila. MM 5/5/1757 Daniel, s/o Daniel (dec) of Phila., m. Ann Parker at Goshen MH 1/27/1758 Daniel, s/o Daniel and Ann, born 2/25/1758 Ann Durborow, wife of Daniel, buried 10/17/1760 Daniel of Chester Co., PA m. Pheb
22. Joseph and Annie TYSON [1]
We are looking for further information on Joseph TYSON (b 1845 PA) who married Annie (maiden name not known) who was b 1846 PA and died 16 May 1899 in Chester, Delaware, PA. They had a daughter, Ella Mary or May TYSON (b 1881 Wilmington, DE) who married 20 Nov 1899 in Chester Co., PA, to John F. FERRIGAN. Is this one of the TYSON families in anyone's area of interest? Thanks for any help offered, Kathie Donahue Spokane, WA
23. Re: VIRUS WARNING - JUNE 1, 2001 [1]
This virus warning is a hoax. DO NOT delete the file as it is a necessary file. Gail Faries (DCGS)
24. John & Mary (nee O'ROURKE) O'CONNELL Family in Clifton Hts. 1880-onward [1]
I would like to learn any info. on the parents of my gggrandfather, JOHN WM. O'CONNELL, born about 1851-59 in Phila., married MARY nee O'ROURKE, (who was born in Phila., PA on Feb 17, 1851). They married at a catholic church in Phila. in 1878 & & moved to Clifton Hts. area & had 7 children that I know of. Their names were: Alice (b.1882, d.1894), Joseph (b.1884, Charles (b.1886), William Cleveland (b. 1888), Cyril Aloysius (b. 1891), Basil (b. 1893, d. 1895), & Leo Stephen, born in 1895. John s
25. Reading [1]
Some one sent me this thought it might Interest someone lots of books on line and newpapers http://sailor.gutenberg.org/by-title.html You have to search through it Dotty Davis
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