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1. [PAFAY] CENTERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL, CLASS OF 1944 [1]
At 05:38 AM 6/25/2003 -0700, you wrote: >CENTERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL, CLASS OF 1944 held its 30 year reunion at Hugo's >Restaurant. Seated left to right. MRS. ROSE AMBROSE LOIS, MRS. ALBA >TOLINI LAZARAN, HOWARD HUGHES, WALTER WILLIAMS, Principal; MRS GLADYS >COYLE, teacher; MISS VALERIE HANEY, MRS MARION CRUMRINE PEIGHTEL and >EDWARD R. STOKA. >Standing: MRS. DOROTHY GILLIS PATTERSON, MRS. MARGARET UNHOUSE SNYDER, >MRS. MARGARET MAYERCIK SWINKER, FRED JOY SMITH, JOE SLUSARCYK, HAROLD >FISHER, JOHN CELENA, EAR
2. RE: [PAFAY] 1890 Census [1]
I found the following if anyone is interested.....Didn't our ancestors understand why we believe in "Back-up the Files"? Ha-Ha....I guess this is what is meant by learning by our mistakes. Regarding the 1890 Federal Census: These records have been extracted from the remaining population schedules for the 1890 Federal Census, which was destroyed by a fire at the Commerce Department in Washington, DC on 10 January 1921. The surviving fragments consists of 1,233 pages or pieces, including enumerations for Ala
3. Re: [PAFAY] To Grant [1]
Thank you . Its OK. We will all live ----- Original Message ----- From: "Clara Pento" To: Sent: Friday, June 27, 2003 2:03 PM Subject: [PAFAY] To Grant > Sorry, I deleted the e-mail in question > > > ==== PAFAYETT Mailing List ==== > The Uniontown Library NEW URL- http://www.uniontownlib.org/ >
4. Re: [PAFAY] Uniontown area Catholic Churches [1]
The Sisters at Mt. Macrina host a gathering every year over Labor Day weekend - a great way to learn the culture and customs of the Greek Catholic people. And the food is delicious!! Ted Devlin Baton Rouge. LA
5. Re: [PAFAY] Woodbridgetown Church Burials addendum [1]
John Yanik and Rose Yaniga also read the stone in Woodbridge cem that listing is in our book, this listing was done before Catherine Cooley Miller. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jane McCann Walsh" To: Sent: Wednesday, June 25, 2003 4:52 PM Subject: Re: [PAFAY] Woodbridgetown Church Burials addendum > Hi, Betty, > Have just discovered a cem. inscription appendix in this book, listing some > of the stones in Woodbridge Cem. This reading would have been
6. [PAFAY] FLANAGAN [1]
Hello Everyone, I am trying to find the person who was researching the FLANAGAN family line. If you are still on the list please email me. Thanks Rita
7. Re: [PAFAY] 29th Keefer Reunion [1]
FULTON FAMILY REUNIONS held at Fulton Grove in Saltlick Twp., last Saturday in August. Some Notes on the Fulton Clan Reunions The Fulton Clan has held its reunions annually the last saturday in August since the year 1922., which it was held at the S S Fulton farm near the old Fulton homestead 1923-Reunion was held at Simon P Fulton's near Rich Hill 1924-Reunion was held at J L Freeds home at Ore Mines 1925- held at Nancy Weimers in Clinton 1926-held at Herny Fultons 1927- held at Nancy Weimers 1928-
8. Re: [PAFAY] Robert Finley [1]
Robert Finley was the pastor of one of my ancestors - I was hoping to find a list of the marriages he performed. Finding marriages if PA is nearly impossible. Thanks kay ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tonya" To: Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003 8:09 PM Subject: Re: [PAFAY] Robert Finley > Hi Kay, > I have a Hugh Luckey married to Jane Finley in the early > 1700's, but they were from Chester County, Pennsylvania. Their son's Joseph > and Willia
9. Re: [PAFAY] Another Historic Fayette Property on the Edge [1]
If there are Indian cemeteries on the property why does not someone notify the Bureau of Indian Affairs and Local American Indian Groups. They cannot disturb Indian Cem.. Grant
10. Re: [PAFAY] Soc Sec Death Index [1]
It depends on which SSDI you are using. Genealogy.com's SSDI hasn't been updated since 1997. FamilySearch.org webpage doesn't note the last update. Rootsweb.com webpage states that it was last updated March 2003. For a comparison of the SSDI searchengines, go to http://searchforancestors.com/archives/vol12.html Kathi > Can anyone tell me how current the social security death index is? If someone died in April or May how long would it take for the index to pick them up? > Thanks and have a good weekend
11. Re: [PAFAY] Baker Family [1]
Angela, my Bakers came from Marion Co.They married into my Bock family from there also.I have those if anyone is interested. Sonia ----- Original Message ----- From: "Angela Stevens" To: Sent: Friday, June 06, 2003 8:20 PM Subject: RE: [PAFAY] Baker Family > I found a lot of Bakers listed in the 1850-1860 census records for Marion > County, Virginia/W. Va. While I was researching my Kendall family. I > remembered them because I have a good friend named Jo
12. [PAFAY] Redstone Cemetery, Brownsville [1]
Does any one have a snail mail address and/or phone number for the Redstone Cemetery in Brownsville? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance, Christina
13. Re: [PAFAY] Re: SCRAPBOOK: MCLAUGHLIN, NANNS, SHAFFER, DAWSON, CRAWFORD, LIPPENCOTT [1]
This is the last scrapbook group I am sending until I return from vacation. McLAUGHLIN, MISS DOROTHY JANE, 56, of 533 Pearl St, Brownsville, died Oct. 31, 1974, in Brownsville General Hospital. She was born Nov. 4, 1917, the daughter of MRS. MARY PERRY McLAUGHLIN and the late GROVER E. McLAUGHLIN, who died Oct. 1, 1949. She was employed by Fashion Cleaners. Survivors in addition to her mother are a brother, WILLIAM, a sister, MRS. VIRGINIA VOGT, an aunt, MAUDE FOX. Burial in LaFayette. NANNS, LAWRENCE
14. Re: [PAFAY] Message [1]
Dear Tom, There is a George Hardin in WVA in Kanawha County Twp., Sissonville P.O. in the 1860 Federal Census p. 107. Also George D. Hardin in Preston County, Kingwood, in the 1890 Veterans Schedule p. 007. George Hardin Jr., Fayette County, Springhill Twp. 1840 Census, p. 354. George Hardin Sr. same as above. George Hardin, Southampton Twp., Somerset County, 1830 Census. I am not sure about the obits. There are also mentions of the Hardins in "History Of Fayette County". I can send what it says off lis
15. [PAFAY] HELP !!!! [1]
Does anyone have any info on the folowing persons? Benjamin Vernon and wife Sarah Hary lived in Redstone Pa. 7-1-1796 Josiah and Elizabeth Richards lived in Redstone same time Abraham Vernon and wife Mary Ann Varity moved to Restone Old Fort before 1797 Persifor Frazer Vernon and wife Rachael Cadwallader also moved to Redstone same time. Jacob Vernon and wife Sarah Frazer were living in Redstone 1796.Josiah and Elizabeth Richards were listed in the 1810 census for Ashton Tsp. Delaware Co. Pa. They appear
16. RE: [PAFAY] REED FAMILY [1]
Sue, I am researching a Reed family in Fayette County, but don't think it is the same one you have mentioned. None of the given names are familiar in my Reed line. What I know about my Reeds is that Adonijah Reed was born in Fayette County in 1794, and believe his parents were James (one of hundreds) and Elizabeth Reed. Think he had a brother David and a sister Sarah. We do not have concrete evidence of these Reeds, but an early written book gives the birth date of Adonijah. David Reed, my g g g g gr
17. [PAFAY] Obit- William S. BAKER- The Brownsville Clipper- about May 6, 1894 [1]
William S. BAKER, of Luzerne Township, died Friday, May 4, 1894, in the 78th year of his age. On Saturday, April 28th, ult., he was stricken with paralysis of the throat, and was unable to take much nourishment. He gradually grew weaker until death ended his sufferings. Mr. Baker was one of the oldest and most respected citizens of his community. He had been honored by the voters of the township with many offices, the most important being that of justice of the peace, which he filled for years. The last o
18. Re: [PAFAY] James BLACKSTONE/BLACKISTON/CHARLES [1]
Thank you Sue for the info. Farmer is my line I have a Michael Farmer my GGGGgrantfather who married the daughter of a James Blackstone/Blackiston the first I have talked to a Dave Baker dave@waupaca.org he has alot on the Blackiston name. With his help we think my GGGGgrandmother was a child of this James wife Priscilla but I still have nothing 100% Thanks Leslie. ----- Original Message ----- From: "S & V" To: Sent: Tuesday, June 03, 2003 12:22 PM Subjec
19. Re: [PAFAY] Harper Family [1]
John; I found evidence that Florence Harper was in the poorhouse of Uniontown from 1913 thru 1918. She had a child Alberta Harper and adopted her out at three weeks of age to the the Cross family who I knew as my grandparents. She was considered at that time as being feeble minded and now I am comming up blank again and hope some one can help. Thanks Wanda
20. Re: [PAFAY] Re: SCRAPBOOK: WORCESTER, KILBRIDE, FLORENCE, JOHNS, DARBY, MORRIS, KELLY, HAMBURG, McMICHAEL [1]
WORCESTER, ERNEST W., 53, 1 Convenient St., Brownsville, died Oct. 2, 1971 in Uniontown Hospital. He was born April 8, 1921 in Brownsville, the son of the late CHARELS and ANNA MAY McDONOUGH WORCESTER. He was employed by the government as a lockman for the past 30 years. MR. WORCESTER served with the U.S. Army Signal Corps for four years in the South Pacific during WWII and was a member of the Belle Vernon Legion Post. Survivors include two sisters, MRS. MYRTLE BYRNE and MISS ALICE WORCESTER; a brother,
21. RE: [PAFAY] Soc Sec Death Index [1]
Which index. It took my most recently deceased relative abt 16 months, but it has previously been up to 3-4 years. I don't know how often the SSI sends data to Ancestry, which is probably quarterly or semi-annually. If you send by snail mail, it may actually be sooner, but I can wait. Rich in LA CA > [Original Message] > From: Scarlett Knob > To: > Date: 6/13/2003 7:18:52 AM > Subject: [PAFAY] Soc Sec Death Index > > Can anyone tell me how current the so
22. Re: [PAFAY] Miller query [1]
There are at least three Miller families in the Indian Head, Millertown area.
23. [PAFAY] Connellsville Library [1]
Following is the information I was given about the readers in the library; this conversation took place over a year ago. First, I was told that the readers were too old for them to get the parts to repair them. Then I was told that they had been allocated the money to buy new ones (or one new one; not sure), but, it was a matter of deciding what model to purchase. Then I was told that it was ordered, and they were waiting for it to come in. Eventually, I quit asking about it. 95% of my obits come from
24. RE: [PAFAY] About Joyce Post [1]
Hi Wanda, did she say what happened to him? I knew her mother was ill, so I never expected her father to go. Donna -----Original Message----- From: Wanda Field [mailto:TheWandaWoman@msn.com] Sent: Friday, June 27, 2003 2:11 PM To: PAFAYETT-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [PAFAY] About Joyce Post Just to let you all know that Joyce lost her father Wednesday, June 25. Her e-mail is TOPATH2@aol.com if you would like to send your condolence. ==== PAFAYETT Mailing List ==== "There is no better exercise for the h
25. Re: [PAFAY] Message [1]
Hi...See below for remarks...your friend Tom Hardin ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dawne Temple" To: Sent: Saturday, June 28, 2003 8:07 PM Subject: Re: [PAFAY] Message > Dear Tom, > There is a George Hardin in WVA in Kanawha County Twp., Sissonville P.O. in > the 1860 Federal Census p. 107. (Not Sure of This Geo but I will look on the Census) > Also > George D. Hardin in Preston County, Kingwood, (This is mine on An Off Branch..comes down from Nest
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