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1. [Pafayett-L] Victoria, Pennsylvania [1]
Hi- I am wondering if Victoria, Pennsylvania, is in Fayette County? Victoria is where my Mother was born, and by the map I have looked at, I couldn't tell if it was in Fayette or not. If someone could clarify that, I would be very grateful. Thank you- Sheryl Behling _______________________________________________________________________ Free Unlimited Internet Access! Try it now! http://www.zdnet.com/downloads/altavista/index.html ____________________________________________________________________
2. Re: [Pafayett-L] Giles + Donaldson, Metcalfe, Boyle, others [0.978397]
I don't have any information on the Giles house, but have a lot of blanks in the Giles family that married into my lines (three times). Its unknown if these three are related!: Giles #1: Descendants of Teresa Ann Lydia Giles (I have no information on her parents, or siblings) 1 Teresa Ann Lydia Giles b: October 12, 1865 d: Bef. 1948 . +Peter Donaldson b: Abt. 1860 in Scotland d: Bef. 1948 ..... 2 Lyllian Irene Donaldson b: May 30, 1884 d: Unknown ..
3. [Pafayett-L] Longanecker, Hatfield, Etling Fayette Co, Bullskin Twp [0.978397]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------987D8A39D558743346A3CE5E Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Is there anyone researching any of the surnames LONGANECKER, HATFIELD, ETLING , LIVENGOOD, OR BREAKIRON families from Fayette County. I know they were in this area in the early 1900's and possibly in the Westmoreland area near Scottdale. Will share information that I have. Patricia Homlish --------------987D8A39D558743346A3CE5E Content-Type: text/
4. [Pafayett-L] Fayette Obit/ GETTY [0.978397]
The Morning Herald, Uniontown PA Wednesday April 4, 1934 Mrs. J. M. Getty Mrs. J. M. Getty, age 70 three years, died at 1137 Monday morning, April 2, 1934, in the family residence, Third and Locust Street, Indiana, PA A native of Pine Flats, Mrs. Getty was born July 24, 1862, a daughter of the late William J. and Elizabeth Roberts. Her entire life was spent in that district. Mrs. Getty was one of seven children: Edward, Della J., Howard H., and H. Sheldon Roberts having preceded her in death. Tw
5. [Pafayett-L] Hunsucker [0.978397]
My first time posting. I know this cannot be a new question, but does anyone know about the Hunsucker/Huntsinger etc. that went to the Carolinas? Thanks, JOY
6. Re: [Pafayett-L] Brownsville, Pa. [0.978397]
Hi Ed & Geni Friends, I didn't know they were two different counties & I lived 4 miles from Brownsville for many years! Learning never stops till the day you STOP or DROP ! But.............. I did swim across the river right near the bridge, and good thing my Daddy never found out or he would have"dropped" me in the river and drowned me ! LOL, LOL Somthing like that fish they have out now that moves on a plaque and sings "Take me to the river and drop me in" have you seen that ? SEIZE THE
7. [Pafayett-L] HILL, BOWEN, SUTTON SW PA [0.978397]
Hello, I am searching for information on my ancestors in Southwestern PA from the post Rev War period through c1840. Robert HILL c1745 VA - 1820 Prob. Morris Twp., Greene Co PA. Married to Priscilla BOWEN c1755 VA - 1824 Prob. Greene Co., PA. Came to what became SW PA c1780s. He was son of Johnson & Naomi (Smith) Hill based upon published bio info of Robert's son Rees Hill. She was the daughter of Henry & Anna (Moon) Bowen. Children of Robert & Priscilla include: Johnson Hill (= Phoebe Rus
8. Re: [Pafayett-L] [Fwd: WEB Page without GEDcom now online] [0.978397]
Nobody has mentioned that the Civil War Pension Index is on-line as of last week at Ancestry.com (look under recent data bases). What is so neat is when you find an ancestor on the list, you select view and the pension card pops up for viewing. Don ----- Original Message ----- From: "margaret ruth shank" To: Sent: Monday, July 17, 2000 3:39 PM Subject: [Pafayett-L] [Fwd: WEB Page without GEDcom now online] > This is a multi-part message in MIME format.
9. [Pafayett-L] Historical Note - Williams Family of Maryland [0.978397]
Abstracted from the The Herald Mail Hagerstown, MD Sunday July 23, 2000. The founder of this Williams family was Nathan Williams, a slave who first bought his freedom and then his wife's. About 1857 he Fort Frederick, a French and Indian War Fort near Big Pool, MD, for $7000. His family farmed the land until 1911 when they lost the land because of not being able to pay the taxes. The family held a reunion at the Fort; about 80 descendants attended. The oldest living family member attending was Pat Wil
10. [Pafayett-L] Re: [PAWASHIN-L] Taylors and Jackman,Toot,Knisely,Shull [0.978397]
Jack, In FAMILY SEARCH most of your names are listed in Ancestral File: Mary Jackman, Shull/Scholl, and Knisely/Kniesly. Members of the same family often spelled the name differently. Have not yet found a connection with my Kniesly names, though in York Co. also. There is also a Martha Toot, but not married to Shull. Lynndell in WA ----- Original Message ----- From: Jack To: Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2000 7:56 AM Subject: [PAWASHIN-L] Taylors and Jackman,To
11. [Pafayett-L] Re; Greenlick Cemetery [0.978397]
Thanks Ed for the prompt reply: We have searched for that cemetery online in the past, but have no reference anywhere to it. We understand that only since 1990 has Greenlick Cemetery been owned by Paradise Methodist Church. ("Karen" had answered some queries we had posted a number of months ago, and helped us find this information.) We hope that someone will eventually be able to survey Greenlick Cemetery and get the names online, especially those in the oldest section. We have an ancestor who was buried
12. [Pafayett-L] Friends [0.978397]
Greetings: I am very fortunate to get to meet so many wonderful people from the Fayette List. Many times I have the pleasure of introducing some of our friends to each other while they are visiting the Pennsylvania Room. We have the best patrons. They are very dedicated to the Pennsylvania Room. It is great to meet with people in person that we have corresponded with via the internet. This week we saw many of the Fayette List Subscribers. All were more than willing to help each other and compare notes
13. [Pafayett-L] Davis in Fayette Co /Jones in Greene Co /Buckingham in Washington Co. [0.978397]
Hello, I am looking for info & will exchange info on Davis/Jones/Buckingham families. All families were early settlers. Davis in Georges twp, Fayette Co, PA Jones in Dunkard twp, Greene Co, PA Buckingham in E. Bethlehem twp. Washington Co, PA 1 Philip Davis b. abt 1700 Wales +Jane b. " " " 2 Owen Davis b. Dec 5, 1725 Wales, d. Jul 7, 1810, m1. bef 1751 bur. Davis Cem, nr Rubles Mill, Fayette Co, PA 1751 Came to America In French & Indian
14. Fw: [Pafayett-L] Name of R.C. Church- St. Vincent De Paul Church- Leisenring- Fayette County, Penna. [0.978397]
----- Original Message ----- From: Ken O'Neal To: Sent: Monday, July 31, 2000 6:37 PM Subject: Re: [Pafayett-L] Name of R.C. Church- St. Vincent De Paul Church- Leisenring- Fayette County, Penna. Ed I think the name of cemetery at Trotter is St. John the Baptist. Not sure of church that might have records It is a Catholic Cemetery Good luck Ken ----- Original Message ----- From: Edward Earl DUNLEVY To: Sent: Monday, July 31, 2000 1
15. [Pafayett-L] Giles House [0.978397]
Hi listers, I'm still trying to identify Elizabeth GILES', (my gg grandmother's), father. The 1810 census for Fayette county shows Jacob GILES living in Dunbar township with two daughters who could be Elizabeth. Does anybody know anything about the building of GILES house? The first reference I find to it is Isaac MEASON moving in in 1815. "History of Fayette County, Pennsylvania" gives the impression that it got the "Giles House" name from Thomas GILES who lived there from about 1860 to 1880. I
16. [Pafayett-L] 1900 Census Bullskin Twp, Sht 25 [0.978397]
1900 Federal Census Roll 1409; Bullskin Twp Precinct 1, Fayette County, ED 5, Sheet 25, Pages 83A/83B * or U =unreadable on census copy Dwelling#, Family#, LName, FName, Relationship, Race, Sex, Birth month year, age, Marital Status, Mother of Children, Children Living, Birthplace, Father Birth, Mother Birth, Immigr. year, years in US, Naturalization status, Occupation 458 459 Henkle Henry Head W M Apr 1856 44 M 22 Germany Germany Germany 1870 30 Na
17. Re: [Pafayett-L] Original Fayette Wills and Other Records [0.978397]
Well said Todd! ----- Original Message ----- From: "brownfield" To: Sent: Tuesday, July 04, 2000 4:23 PM Subject: [Pafayett-L] Original Fayette Wills and Other Records > I grew up in Uniontown and have been doing amateur genealogy there for > over 20 years. The original wills and estate papers still exist in > Fayette County, but access is rightfully restricted (one side of the > upstairs area above the Register of Wills Office). The clerks must pul
18. [Pafayett-L] Tribune Review Obits for Monday July 17, 2000 [0.978397]
Sonny Aitken, Harmony Sonny Aitken, 62, of Harmony, died Saturday, July 15, 2000, at his residence after a long illness. Born Feb. 20, 1938, in Sewickley, he was a son of the late Kenneth and Myrtle Stuebordt Aitken. Anthony Angelo, Buena Vista Anthony Angelo, 84, of Buena Vista, died Saturday, July 15, 2000, in Jefferson Hospital. Born March 8, 1916, in Newell, a son of the late Giacondo and Phillamenia Coletti Angelo. Husband of the late Ruth ``Betty'' (Dirling) Angelo. William Clarkson Jr., f
19. [Pafayett-L] Question about internet service for PA [0.978397]
Hi, I plan on going to Indian Head for a couple of weeks to do some family research. Does anyone now if there is a internet provider for the Connellsville area? I've checked AOL and Prodigy to name a few, they have a access number in Greensburg, which would be a long distance phone call for me. Any feedback is appreciated. Thanks, Dave
20. Re: [Pafayett-L] Methodist Cemetery/New Salem [0.978397]
Beth Bubonovich wrote: > > Betsy, > There are a number of cemeteries with a New Salem address, many of which, I > am sure, are area rural ones with a New Salem address. > > >From a cemetery listing in the Uniontown Public Library, I found this: > "Fayette County has approximately 440 known cemeteries which were mapped by > the Elizabeth Van Metre Chapter of the National Society Colonial Dames of > the XVII Century. Uniontown architects E. Ray Fulton and Reid Heath of > Fulton/Heath Architects prepared the
21. [Pafayett-L] Vital Records: online sites for index data [0.978397]
Hi, Folks, Having spent a good bit of my professional career in association with health statistics folks, including the vital records people, I find it especially thrilling when I see that some of their huge databases are finally being placed online. [Worked on the CA folks for years, pestering them to do so and now I'm astounded with what they've released! Perhaps now they realize what a great marketing tool this can be for them, helping them sell the certificates, which generates funds for them to do t
22. [Pafayett-L] Tribune Review Obits for Friday July 7, 2000 [0.978397]
Allegheny County Name, age, Residence, Services, Funeral home Adams, Charles E.*, Brentwood, 10:15 a.m. Sat., Cieslak & Tatko, Brentwood Beck, Rev. Max G. Beck*, Pittsburgh, 11 a.m. Sat., Beinhauers, McMurray Bogesdorfer, Anne Rose, 89*, Whitaker, 10 a.m. Mon., George I. Green, Munhall Campbell, Jennie, 78, Unity (F), 11 a.m. Mon., Stephen P. Dolence Jr., Plum Fuchs, J. Albert, 91*, West View, 10 a.m. Sat., T.B. Devlin, Ross Gersavic, Anna, 89, Pittsburgh, 10 a.m. Sat., Readshaw, Pittsburgh Huskey,
23. Re: [Pafayett-L] This Date in History [0.978397]
Hi Geni Friends, Sorry that is PRESIDENT LINCOLN, should have proof read .....................LOL. LORI :~) IN ARIZONA SEIZE THE DAY~~~~~~~~~~~~
24. [Pafayett-L] cemetery list [0.978397]
In a message dated 07/31/2000 11:25:26 PM Eastern Daylight Time, PAFAYETT-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << This is the list that I received from Beth at the Uniontown Pa room. It is a list of cemeteries that have been recorded Some several times It takes 15 pages to print. Good luck >> Thank you, Ken. I know that Henry and Eva White had ten children before 1800 and I'm currently working on what happened to those children between 1800 and 1850. I'm lacking in death records and I would have guesse
25. [Pafayett-L] Fw: Methodist Cemetery/New Salem [0.978397]
List Members Received this note, I don't have any info. on this cemetery, does anyone ? A location would be a big help if you don't have a listing for it. You can contact Betsy, If there is no listing I would be interested in a location if anyone knows where it is. Thanks Ken ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, July 26, 2000 8:42 PM Subject: Methodist Cemetery/New Salem Hi! I was wondering if you could help me? I see you like to find alot of small ou
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