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1. Re: [PAFAY] scottdale cemetery [1]
Dear Tony, Its the president of the bank, a Kieffer, no less! Or call Chuck King there and tell him Dawne said to call. Tell him I said be nice or I won't make him a new post card book! He'll help you! Dawne ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tony Keefer" To: Sent: Tuesday, January 07, 2003 6:31 PM Subject: Re: [PAFAY] scottdale cemetery > Dawna, > > Who is the person in charge of the cemtery in the bank ? I can call and go > over. > I think you are in
2. Re: [PAFAY] FOULKE, LEWIS, HAGERTY, KEENEY [1]
I am and so is SusiCP@aol.com. We have common GGG Grandparents. John Folk or Foulk of Somerset County Pa. HOST GFS Nance@aol.com
3. Re: [PAFAY] WHITE [1]
I am also searching for Susan White born about 1788. D
4. [PAFAY] Re: PAFAYETT-D Digest V03 #64 [1]
To all listers who helped out on pronunciation of Coughenour-thanks. This is the most helpful, and willing, bunch of people on any list Helen.
5. Re: [PAFAY] Johnson researchers. [1]
Hi Kim, We've got more Johnsons than we know what to do with - I'm trying to limit it to German twp, since most went to the Mennonite church near Masontown. But I'll keep your Saltlick and Springfield Johnson close at hand in case I find something for you. The biggest problem is they all had the same first name. . . Peter, Nicholas, David..... but then you've been there, right? There are a number of Johnson's in the Vance Funeral records in Springhill/Georges twp that haven't been linked yet either. This
6. Re: [PAFAY] Forman/Stuck post [1]
Dawne, you already posted it a few minutes ago. It was the Forman children. I cant remember everything without going back to see the names, it was the bible records, but you just posted it not even 20 minutes ago. Thanks again, Christina
7. Re: [PAFAY] Margaret Hull Dean [1]
Beverly this is great! I can't thank you enough for your help. Joyce :)
8. [PAFAY] Obituary for Rev. Andrew WILSON- Probably Herald-Standard newspaper [1]
WILSON, REV. Andrew  Age 70 years of Keeney Row(Luzerne Township), Republic, Pa., died Wednesday evening, February 14, 1979 in the Uniontown Hospital. He was a member of the Church of Living God of Clarksville, Pa., Superintendent of District Sunday School, and a member of UMWA. Surviving are his wife, Helen Wilson; the following children, Donnell, Harold, Jerome, and Hosea all of Harrisburg, Pa., Larry of Rochester, N.Y., Melvin of Clarksville, Pa., Mrs. Trophelia Ajala of Wheaton, Md. and Mrs. Carrie M
9. Re: [PAFAY] Riffle's & account book [1]
Robert, I am enjoying turning on this computer every morning. everyday a new find. First, I have Marion recorded as son of Daniel(David) not Morris, I am getting sloppy. Where can I find the 1872 map? Is it on line? I have the 1865 landowner map of Fayette Co drawn by O M Hopkins and I had the townships enlarged so I could read the names without the use of a magnifier. Just found one Riffle an initial J. Your account book is a treasure. It seems as if my families of Norman, Hostetter, Black, Longane
10. RE: [PAFAY] Re: HAGER/KEFAUVER families [1]
Would you mind checking your records for my GG grandmother Eliza (Kefhaufer) Kefover: This is all we know of her, She is quite the mystery, Information from the family: Eliza Kefover (Kefhaufer) B: approx 1823, D: Unknown Eliza lived in the Dutch Settlement near Masontown, Pa Her heritage was German,(not Holland Dutch). Eliza married (Jacob) William Phillips (said to be Irish). Eliza was widowed when Jacob drowned in the Monogahelia River leaving her with two children, her daughter, Ellen (Delia) (Phil
11. Re: [PAFAY] Family Research Information [1]
My two cents worth and I believe , that all the information given thus far is Good advice, but sometimes spectulation really helps arrive at the true facts! An example: back in the early 80's when I was searching for my great grandfather Gillespie's name, all I knew was my Mother said, her Mother would "kidd" my Grandad by calling him "Old Park Gillespie" but in searching the records, (census of 1850 Braxton Co.. WV) I found in the household of a James Gillespie a son, "PARKISON" and the time f
12. Re: [PAFAY] 1850 Census - Fayette County [1]
Carole, I checked my 1850 census index for Fayette Co. and nothing came up on William Simpson. Of course, that doesn't mean he wasn't there. Ancestry sometimes skipped people when reading the census records. Can you give more info about this man -- age, place of birth, township, etc?? Joyce :)
13. [PAFAY] Re: COUGHENOUR [1]
Bob, "The Trail Seekers: A Gochenour Family Newsletter" has 30 spelling variations of the surname in their banner. It gives genealogists a challenge! If you check-out my previous post to Tammy, you will see that my line comes from the Shenandoah Valley. Perhaps we have a connection. Bobbi ----- Original Message ----- From: Robert A. Fetters To: BOBBI NEWCOMER ; PAFAYETT-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Sunday, January 26, 2003 4:51 PM Subject: COUGHENOUR Tammy, Bobbi & List, Or, to the Lancast
14. Re: [PAFAY] Kulp - maybe Cupp ? Surname [1]
Have you tried the spelling of Cupp? My great-great-grandmother was Manerva Cupp of West Virginia. I haven't traced her parents yet for sure but I know that is her surname spelling. Debra Kidd kidd@kansas.net Searching for: CALVERT, CARR, CARUTHERS, CUPP, FEATHER, FEIK/FEIG/FIKE/FEEK/FEIGHT, FITZWATER, FULP(S), GIBB, HALTERMAN, HOOP, HUMPHREYS/HUMPHRIES, ISBELL, MALONEY/MALONE/MALONEE, MILLER, PHELPS, RUBLE, SMITH, TAYLOR, WHIPKEY.
15. [PAFAY] Miller, Beulah and Mathew [1]
Dear Miller Researchers, My great aunt Kate Mathews married Jesse Miller. Would any one know what became of their children? From the memory cards, I know that Mathew died in 1971, but that is all I know of the family. Any help greatly appreciated. Helen (Adams) Claverie JESSE WILLIAM MILLER was born April 18, 1874 in Fayette Co, Pa, and died February 02, 1940. He married KATHERINE "KATE" MATHEWS April 02, 1899 in Indian Head, Fayette Co, Pa, daughter of LEMUEL MATHEWS and SARAH WISSINGER.
16. [PAFAY] 1920 search [1]
Listers: I have ancestors that resided in SMIZANY, Slovakia. That may be the city. Sincerely Ruby uhazie
17. Re: [PAFAY] Family Research Information [1]
At 06:04 PM 1/28/2003 -0500, Ellen Ballas wrote: > The aim has been to verify with proofs each generation >when one researches your direct family lines. Ellen, Where is it stated that this "aim" is a universal aim of genealogy? Certainly we would all like proof of every birth, death and marriage. But, many of us are researching a geographic area for an era where such proof is not always available. Or, if available, each "proof" would take months of intensive research, building bits and pieces of ci
18. [PAFAY] Pitt Township [1]
Can anyone tell me where Pitt Township in Westmoreland County was located in 1783? Dawne
19. RE: [PAFAY] Re: conference [1]
What is the date in May, and how do I get in touch with them? Thanks Janet -----Original Message----- From: j.politano@att.net [mailto:j.politano@att.net] Sent: 2003. januar 14. 9:30 To: PAFAYETT-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [PAFAY] Re: conference Hi to all, I attended a meeting in Pgh about the National Genealogical Conference to be held in Pgh in May 2003 - speakers from all over the world. Anyone interestd in genealogy should attend it. I have been to 2 (Valley Forge and Richmond) and learned alot. I thi
20. Re: [PAFAY] Censuses 1860, 70, or 80 [1]
Dunkard, Greene County, PA roll # M593-1348 page 217A 1870 census Fields, William age 22, farm hand, personal estate $300, born PA. U.S. male citizen over 21. Lucrecia age 22, keeping house, born PA. Olliver, age 1, born PA. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Wanda Field" To: Sent: Wednesday, January 15, 2003 2:26 AM Subject: [PAFAY] Censuses 1860, 70, or 80 > Does anyone on the list have an index for any of the above censuses? I am
21. [PAFAY] U.S. Census [1]
Found a very informative site about the census www.nara.gov click on search; type in Clues in Census Records, 1850-1930 Found this very interesting to see how our country has grown over the years. 1850 census=White, Black, Mulatto 1860 census=White, Black, Mulatto 1870 census=White, Black, Mulatto, Chinese, Indian 1880 census=White, Black, Mulatto, Chinese, Indian 1890 census=White, Black, Mulatto, Chinese, Indian, Japanese, Quadroon, Octoroon 1900 census-Color or Race Below is the definition of the race
22. Re: [PAFAY] Just sharing [1]
Hello Wanda, I have Russell's obituary, but am lacking a lot of dates for his family. Do you have any more information on his family without going to a whole lot of work? Like, just in a notebook or something? I remember when I lived there in the 90's, that Russell (or his son) was running for office - had real nice signs along Rt. 21. Debby G1. Riffle, Russell E., Sr. (27 July 1922-02 Jan 1997) (ref: SS Death Index) wf: Miller
23. [PAFAY] Question How do people join the list [1]
Hi, This is adumb question, but I have someone who wants to join the PaFayette List, How do they subscribe?? I should know this but it is lost in all my inforamtion. Thanks Janet
24. [PAFAY] Dillinger Dilemma [1]
Just wanted to thank all who shared info with me on this family. I now know why I was so confused! lol Elmer Dillinger b. 1892 was the uncle of Elmer Dillinger b. 1894. You know, genealogy can cause ulcers if you let it! hehehe Joyce :)
25. Re: [PAFAY] allen [1]
Dawne, Thank you for the info on William Allen. Will keep it with all the other tidbits I have accumulated and hope someday they will all go together. Loree
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