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1. moser [1]
hi list I am looking for any information on Matilda Moser. born jan 5, 1821 in Fayette co. Pa. would appreciate any thing that anyone has on her. thanks very much. have a good day loretta
2. Fayette County Historic Shrines [1]
With all the history being posted to the list lately I thought that I would add another source. This book is in the Reference Room of the Hagerstown Library so not available to take out; I do not have sufficient time at the library to copy out the articles and do lookups too. Hopefully there is someone on the list in a better position to post the stories to the list. This book may be available in the Fayette County Libraries for take out as it is a local subject book and the library may have multiple cop
3. John Mason / Elizabeth Garwood = Fayette Co., PA [1]
Last week I posted a query seeking information on the identity of John Mason who married Elizabeth Garwood in Fayette Co., PA in 1794. The Redwood Meeting Quaker records indicate that Elizabeth Mason formerly Garwood was expelled from the Quaker Meeting marrying a non-Quaker. Several respondents provided circumstantial information which seemed to suggest a good possibility that my John Mason might be John Mason/Maurer Jr., son of Johannes Mason/Maurer, founder of Masontown. Thanks very much to all who re
4. 1880 Georges census, pg. 194 [1]
Here is a continuing series of the 1880 census for Georges township, Fayette county; Supervisor District #8; ED #4, taken by C.W. Richards. The following abbreviations apply: w/b = race (white or black); m/f = male/female; Relat. dau=daughter, s/m/b-i-l=sister/mother/brother in law etc.; illig. = illigitimate. Anything with an @ sign beside it means that I have verified that it is truly what the enumerator placed on the page. When a child was born during the previous year, I have just put the month of birt
5. Re: RICHEY-JENKINS-DAVIS in Georges Twp. [1]
Hi, Mathew, I have this Esther JENKINS as the dau. of John and Elizabeth ? Jenkins. This John Jenkins owned land in Georges Twp., too. His dau. Hannah married Philip DAVIS son of "my" Owen Davis and Sarah Owens. Regarding the land, John JENKINS and Robert RICHEY owned adjacent parcels, bordering on the northern branch of Georges Creek. "My" Owen DAVIS' land was on both sides of the southern branch of Georges Creek. John JENKINS called his land "Prospect" and it was surveyed, patented, and warranted in
6. Re: BROOKHART, Sarah w/o Isaac BROOKHART [1]
CHINORED@aol.com wrote: Would anyone know if Ashsah is a woman's name? Hi, Julia, I have an Ashbel RUBLE born about 1770 and I finally learned that this was a male. According to my unabridged Webster's Asher, Ashby, Ashton, and Ashford are male names and even Ashley, which I thought was female these days, so my guess would be that it is a MALE name. Although, like the Ashbel, the last two letters were common in female names such as Sarah and Hannah. Best regards, Jane -- Jane McCann Walsh Smithfiel
7. Census Roll (Towns) [1]
Here are a few census rolls that I have copied down all the towns and made into labels for the boxes. I hope that this helps all. If you want the Label file attachment that is in Word Perfect please let me know and I will individually send it to you. I can convert it to Word if need be. Rita Roll 1129 Erie Co. & Fayette Co. Pennsylvania 1880 Erie Co. Union Twp, Bor. of Union City, Venango Twp, Sowville, Venango Twp, Wattsburg Bor., Washington, Waterford Twp ,Wayne Twp, West Mill Creek, Erie, West Mill
8. New & Updated pages [1]
Hi All, I have updated and added new pages on our site that can be view from the links pages listed below: http://www.geocities.com:80/Heartland/Valley/5429/durbinlink.html http://www.geocities.com:80/Heartland/Valley/5429/fayelink.html http://www.geocities.com:80/Heartland/Valley/5429/greenlink.html Sincerely, Helen in Pa. ____________________________________________ +$;%+$;'+$;%+$;'+$;%+$;+ $;%+$;'+$;%+$;'+$;%; //////////////////////////////////////////// My homepages can be viewed here: http://www.geoci
9. CIVIL WAR MEDALS [1]
I want to tell everyone we just received the medals that was my husband great uncle who was kill in the Civil War. Check out the site http://www.wvcivilwar.comreach.htm My husband is very proud of getting them They will tell you what recorded you need and then a six month waiting period . It waas long six month , but you get medal and all the information . Ann Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
10. A Census Page [1]
1850 - 12th August PENNSYLVANIA FAYETTE CO. Springhill Twp., Page 92 House #199 [con't] Sarah EBERHART, 35 yrs., female, b. PA Martin EBERHART, 14 yrs., male, b. PA, attended school William EBERHART, 11 yrs., male, b. PA, attended school Oliver EBERHART, 8 yrs., male, b. PA, attended school John EBERHART, 6 yrs., male, b. PA Kremer EBERHART, 4 yrs., male, b. PA Adolphus EBERHART, 1 yr., male, b. PA House #200 Benjamin SHAVER, 26 yrs., male, glass blower, b. PA Naomi SHAVER, 21 yrs., female, b. PA John Q.
11. 1802 German Twp. Tax List - MASONs [1]
Hi, Looking for something else, I found this in the LaFayette Quarterly, Vol. III No. 4., Jan. 1984: Mason, John 1 lot Mason, John Jr. 150 acres; 2 horses; 1 cow Mason, John Sr. 225 acres; grist mill; 1 horse; 1 cow Mason, Martin 270 acres ; 3 horses 3 cows Mason, Martin Jr. 1 horse; 1 cow Mason, Philip Blacksmith; 1 lot; 2 horses; 2 cows -- Jane McCann Walsh Smithfield, Georges Twp., Fayette Co., PA; researching primarily: McCANN - RUBLE - COMBS - DAVIS - FRANKS - HORMELL - HUGH - JONES; and further ba
12. Greenlick/Mud School [1]
I found the info on Greenlick and Mud School pertaining to Bullskin Twp. very interesting as my ancestor (Andrew Carnack) attended that school and was later a school superintendent in that area. Of particular interest is the author's name: Dorothy Uhrin Cousins. Andrew Carnack's mother was Anna Uhrin. She immigrated from Czech. in the late 1800s. Andrew was my grandmother's brother. If anyone knows how I can reach Ms. Cousins, please let me know. Donna
13. 1880 Georges census pg. 199 [1]
Here is a continuing series of the 1880 census for Georges township, Fayette county; Supervisor District #8; ED #4, taken by C.W. Richards. It starts with page 191 and will eventually continue thru to 224. The following abbreviations apply: w/b = race (white or black); m/f = male/female; Relat. dau=daughter, s/m/b-i-l=sister/mother/brother in law etc.; illig = illigitimate; m/s/w/d/p=married/single/widowed/divorced/parted; x's are for attended school/ couldn't read / & couldn't write. Anything with an @ si
14. Re: Indian Peter [1]
Hi, Jeanne and anyone else interested in Indian PETER, Yes, there is an Historical Society in Fayette. Hope that someone who knows the specifics will answer you. Regarding Indian Peter, there are several mentions in Hadden's History of Uniontown. First on p. 12 Hadden writes that Beeson named one of his streets Peter street "in honor of a very worthy friendly Indian who then lived in the neighborhood. This latter street ran parallel with Elbow street [so named for the curve of the land] on the north and
15. Re: Wynn/Dunwoody/etc [1]
Robert and Naomi Emmich wrote: I'm in need of help in Fayette... > 1800 Fayette census, Georges twp? > WYNN Benjamin, Isaac, Thomas and Warner? > Ellis says Thomas Wynn sold land that became the Fairchance Works... > guess we can't "go home again" but would appreciate help getting to know > the area! Hi Naomi, Not sure what your questions are. Are you looking for someone with the 1800 census to check names? Sorry, don't have a copy of that at home. I do have a copy of the Horn papers map for Geor
16. Re: The National Road [1]
Greg Williams wrote: Does anyone know if their is a map showing the roads people traveled to go around the toll houses on the National Road. These roads were called the Mud Pike in most areas. Good Morning, Greg, and others interested in The National Road and its impact on Fayette Co., Greg, you have answered another age old question for me! That was, Why is the back road which comes down The Mountain into Haydentown called Mud Pike? Thank you! There are maps from 1832 in the PA Room, Uniontown Librar
17. Re: Coal Mine Workers [1]
Hi Cuz, It is my understanding that the union or Local office might be able to help you. By "local" I mean Local # ?. Anyway, my mother has my father's. He worked at Robena. He started in the mines around 1934. About 4 or 5 years ago, there was an ad in the paper informing miners that the records which were kept in Masontown for his particular Local were either being moved or being thrown out. If the miners were interested they could come and get them. I don't know which Local this was, nor how far back the
18. baptisms/various families [1]
Hi folks, Last of my notes for Somerset/Fayette surnames. These are baptisms from various counties: Lancaster: Maytown Lutheran Church: Harriet Saurer, 1829, parents Joseph/Elizabeth George Morry Elisabeth Schneider, d/o George/Anna Margretha, 1780 George Schneider, s/o Phillip George/Anna Marg., 1778 Phillip Schneider, s/o Phillip/Christina, 1778 Adam Schneider, s/o Martin/Catherine, 1774 Sanner Lutheran Church: Somerset County Sarah Keffer, d/o Adam/Judith, 1808 Jonathan Snyder, s/o DeWalt Snyder, 18
19. Jane McCann Walsh [1]
Jane, many thanks to you for your offer to check Ellis' History on the tax records. The name I am searching is James Beatty in Springhill Township, ca. 1828 - 1835. I have requested our local library through the I.L.L. services to find a copy of the History of Fayette County by Ellis to use for a while. That could take a long time. I really appreciate any information you might find. James A. (Jim) Beatty
20. Re: Coalbluff, PA [1]
betty26@airmail.net wrote: > > I'm looking for the county where Coalbluff, PA is located. I would > appreciate it so much. Betty Card Hi Betty, I found Coalbluff, Pennsylvania using the map search at http://www.yahoo.com/ The town is about 5 miles west of Bellefonte, and about 12 miles north of State College. Until now, I have never heard of Coalbluff, and I have driven through that area many times. Best wishes! -- Edward Earl DUNLEVY, List Owner- mailto:cardoc@hhs.net PAFAYETT-L@rootsweb.com , a
21. Historians [1]
Hello; So many of you kind folks have responded to my questions regarding ancestoers in Fayette Co, I wonder if you would be so kind as to help me again? It would be appreciated. Now that I have found out the LEONARD CLARK was an innkeeper on the Old Pike during construction, can any one tell me what his relationship to JOB CLARK was? From my map of Henry Clay Twp I see that Job Clark owned land there in 1804. After 1804 he seems to have just kept buying land there in various places in Henry Clay Twp.
22. Re: Low family-1880 Georges, p. 196 [1]
Well, I see on the bottom of p 196, house #108. This James Low and wife Mary E. are too old to be my Ida Jackson Low. She must have married a brother to this James and his brother Isaac. James and wife Mary must have named their daughter Ida after their new sister-in-law as the marriage should have taken place in about 1878. Does anyone know this LOW(e) family with sons JAMES & ISAAC? I know of one other family member -- GRANT LOWE who married a Miss CROSBY around 1892. Diana Williams
23. Samuel Crossland [1]
Biographical and Portrait Cyclopedia of Fayette County by Gresham and Wiley, 1889, p426 Samuel Crossland, an industrious tradesman, for over fifty years, of Connellsville and New Haven, was born in Poplar Springs, Maryland, March 17, 1817, and is a son of Richard and Rebecca Strawbridge Crossland. Samuel Crossland traces and English lineage through his paternal grandfather, George Crossland, a Quaker, born in England and an early settler at Connellsville. Richard Crossland, a son of George Crossland, was
24. Ralph N. WERNER Obituary [1]
Hi Folks, I had to type this for someone else, and thought that it might be appropriate to send a cc to the list FYI! Good luck! BTW- This was in the 2/24/99 edition of the Herald-Standard Ralph N. Werner, 64, of Stockdale, Penna., formerly of Lynnwood and Roscoe, Penna., died Monday February 22, 1999 at his home. Ralph was employed by International Paper Company of Roscoe. He is survived by two daughters, Susan Werner Salko and husband, Pete, of Newell, and Kathy Werner o
25. Re: Insolvent Debtors [1]
when I first noticed this, I thought the judgement was against my William, but now at second reading, I read it differently. >>>. ANDREW NICHOLSON files his petition and tenders his bond with JOSEPH MCCOY as security to JOSEPH OGLEBEE. On 27 Oct. 1828 petitioner assigns his property to ROBERT MCBURNEY Esq. and WILLIAM BALSLEY for the use of his creditors and is discharged. His notice to creditors was to appear in one Fayette County and one Washington County newspaper.<<<<<<<<< I'm not good at legal lingo
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