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1. RE: Nemocolin Castle or Bowman's Castle [1]
Forgive me if I missed the message. Where is this castle? Thanks, Sue Wilson
2. Original landholders Franklin township part I [1]
Original landholders in Franklin township History of Fayette County, by Franklin Ellis, Philadelphia, L H Everts and Company, 1882 p554 Richard Applegate 120 > James Allen 183 = William Allen 400 James Allen 75 John Allen 282 John M Allen 187 Jonathan Addis 97 Elijah Barkley 385 = Andrew Byers 407 Richard Bays 294 James Bays 173 < Robert Beall 163 < A S Byers 112 = Richard Bays 201 < Allen Boyer 280 James Boys 72 = John J Barron 398 = John L Barker 390 = William Barker 411
3. Unidentified subject! [1]
Thanks to all those who responded to my Nineweth question. It seems logical that the mystery town is indeed Nineveh - I should have thought of that myself! And this is a perfect example that you can't always trust something just because it's in a newspaper. We have to keep checking until we're as sure as we can be of our information. Thanks again.. Debby Debby Polen Guzinski (Bane, Evans, Fagan, Hornung, Martin, McCann, McLaughlin, Murray, Polen, Riggle, Sauer/Sower, Wilson)
4. Quaker Church (Part 1) [1]
Hi all, I wanted to post all of the information that I got on the old Quaker Church stones: These can be checked for accuracy at the Uniontown Library with the completed list in the Pennsylvania Room: Jacob P. Cross 1895-1971 and wife: Hazel L. Cross 1901- no death date listed Mary E. Cross 1919 to 1919 Thomas Wood Lynch 1886-1974 and wife: Lillian Parthenia Lynch 1891-1917 Katherine Black 1857-1942 Ella Mae Lynch 1861-1930 and husband: William J. Lynch 1860-1932 Forbes Brown 1911-1
5. Re: Cooley Gang [1]
Hi, Chuck, Oh, so you have not read the "Other Side" book, eh? I've loaned out my copy, so I won't try to quote the title and author's name without referencing the book. Actually the stories in that book about the Cooley gang may be the same ones that are told in Marci Lynn McGuinness' book "Yesteryear in Smithfield and Point Marion." The first section of this book is devoted to the Cooley Gang and also has, what is likely the same, a grand photo of the gang. McGuinness writes: 'On September 27, 1892
6. Re: Bridge over the Monongahela River at Bridgeport in 1833 [1]
Note number two: I just found a second Rhodes--Olive R., (died 1989?) married to Paul E. Gates. On Thu, 30 Sep 1999 08:09:47 -0400 Jane McCANN Walsh writes: > Hi, Mark, > Thank you very much! And, thanks for permitting us to save the > picture, > too. > Yes, that certainly looks like the bridge that was described in > Ellis. > Do you have any further information on the picture? Where you found > it? > Best regards, > Jane > -- > Jane McCann Walsh > Georges Twp., Fayette Co., PA; r
7. Fayette Death register --part 1 [1]
Just some that I wrote down: Fayette Death Register --Vol 1 page 184-- Weimer, Etta, white, female, 8 years, parents Jacob & Mary, born Bullskin Twp died 11-7-1896 @ Bullskin Twp--cause pneumonia, ill 8 days, buried at Stouffer Cem. on 11-8-1896, date of record 12-12-1896. Weimer, Garfield, white, male, 13 yrs, parents Simon & Amanda, born Fayette Co, died 5-12-1896 @ Gibson, cause accident, ill 1 day, buried Chestnut Hill on 5-17-1896, date of rec. 12-30-1896 page 182 Wimer, George M, white, male, 4 w
8. Sleep Well! [1]
Hey Sherry, Last week we did the mountain trip and were also exhausted. Glad you got up and out! Yeah, I had heard that they hired three people to replace you which made me laugh. Although Sue is down playing it, I think she's looking forward to taking the lead on the new building. The added responsibility probably helped prompt the asset inventory specialist position so her time would be freed up a little. Whatever, I'm happy with my decision. And you are right, it's a deadend with Time Warner. How
9. Re: Marking Cattle [1]
It has always been my understanding that cattle branding was done to thrawrt rustling. Cattle rustling was never a problem--to my knowledge--in SW Pa. Eva in Tallahassee --- Esther Nixon wrote: > I am not at all knowledgeable about Farms, but I > remember as a child in Fayette County, that many > people kept a cow for their own milk and butter. > > I recall seeing a metal tag in one ear of these > cows. > Curious, as children are, I asked about it. > I was told that this indicate
10. Fw: Illegitimate children [1]
Hi Donna, I also have a few of these and chose to use partner. Tonya ----- Original Message ----- From: Donna Clark To: Sent: Thursday, September 30, 1999 8:44 PM Subject: Illegitimate children > With the younger kids families now--I have a few of these--I chose > "partner" --then Mom's name ( or Dads) and the child are included like > everyone else. > Donna C. > > > ==== PAFAYETT Mailing List ==== > "Yo
11. I Thank you List for your support [1]
Greetings List, I wanted to take a moment and express my deep appreciation for everyone who has prayed for my father over the past year. Those of you who know me know that I traveled back to PA from MS often to be with my dad & continue my BAILES research. This is the time no one likes to think about as God is about to call my dad home. He has 1-2 weeks left. I am leaving my warm climate on Thurs night to head your way. I will spend anywhere from several weeks to several months in Pa, however l
12. SW Pa Civil War Ancestors [1]
Hello Listmembers, Are any of you descendants of Samuel Nicholson, or David Nicholson, who served in the 85th Regiment, Company K, of the Pennsylvania Infantry? Thank you John C Oester
13. Re: Laurel Hill Church Records [1]
Hi, Jean, You asked: > . . . .Uniontown Library has copies of the records for any of the Laurel Hill > Presbyterian churches? (A recent message indicated there was at least one split > in that church.) Sorry, but I don't know the answer to that question, but, yes, there was a split. The Old Cem. is roughly 1.5 miles East of the main Cem. adjacent to the church that still exists with this name. Check the archives for Ken O'Neal's description about finding the Old Cem. Also, there may be something in the
14. Uniontown Public Library [1]
I've got the address: 24 Jefferson St. Zip: 15401 I know the lady in charge of the Pennsylvania Room, Vicki......but I don't know her last name. I can't just write, "Hey, Vicki!" I've seen her last name on here but just didn't put it down. It is $3 per obit.....right??? Happy Familying Laura Irby in VA
15. Re: Gaskill's [1]
Larry, I have the following information. 1 Abraham GASKILL b: 1793 in Pennsylvania d: Bef. 1860 .. +-Sarah JACOBS b: May 10, 1782 in Fayette County, Pennsylvania . 2 John GASKILL b: 1819 . 2 Abraham GASKILL b: 1817 in Bridgeport, Pennsylvania ..... +-SARAH . 2 Caleb GASKILL b: 1818 . 2 Morgan GASKILL b: 1821 . 2 William GASKILL b: May 19, 1829 . 2 Keziah GASKILL b: 1833 . 2 Mazulla GASKILL b: 1835 . 2 Catherine GASKILL b: 1831 . 2 Hayes GASKILL b: January 2, 1840 . 2
16. Re: Message in a Bottle - BAILES grave site at Oak Grove Cem. [1]
Greetings Clara & List, Sorry I can not help you with HANEYS. While roaming around Oak Grove Cemetery in Uniontown (while hunting down more BAILES') I found potted flowers at one of my BAILES' grave sites. Wondering who this could be I left the same style message-in-a-bottle at the headstone. I wrote a page of info (with non-fading ink) and slipped it into the bottle along with my business card. The bottle I used was glass. I like the sand idea, will try that next time. And I forgot about the
17. Chain surname [1]
I am searching for information on William Chain who arrived in Fayette County circa 1750. Rumor has it he was from Ireland. Any and all information on this name will be greatly appreciated! Thank you, Lynette Chain
18. Re: Re "relict" [1]
There is no doubt in my mind that Mahala & Tegle cherished each other deeply. The epitaphs on either side of the column [there must be a technical term for it] at the TRADER site in Oak Grove, brought tears to our eyes Happy Familying Laura Irby in VA
19. Gaskill's [1]
Looking for info, including graves of: William Gaskill b. May 19 1819 in Masontown married Mary ? Lived in Cookstown (Fayette City) Abraham Gaskill b. 1793 in PA married to Sarah Jacobs b. May 10 1782 Budd Gaskill b. 1771 in Burlington Co. NJ married Hannah Davis b. 1774 Lived in Belle Vernon moved to Crawford County Any info would be helpful Larry Gaskill
20. Census Lookup [1]
Would anyone on this list happen to have a copy of the 1900 census for Fayette County? I am looking for info on my grandfather. I have very little information on my grandfather, Jeremiah Francis CROW. His marriage certificate says he was b. in Fayette County and that his parents names were Milton & Sarah CROWE. My grandfather didn't use the "E" on the end of his name. I believe he was b. in 1890/1 as he stated his age as 24 on his marriage certificate in 1914. Until I got a copy of his marriage certi
21. Re: Fletcher Cemetery [1]
There is no Fletcher Cemetery listed & no Fletcher Church under any denomination. Maybe your mother meant a Fletcher Plot? See if she can describe the surroundings, roads, places etc. It might help someone from the area to identify which cemetery. Happy Familying Laura Irby in VA
22. Re: Sharp Funeral Home [1]
Hi to all, Can anyone tell me where the Sharp Funeral Home was in the Fayette County Area? I have relatives that used this Funeral Home years ago. I wonder where all their obits and papers are - if another Funeral Home would now have them. Tonya
23. Re: St. Stephens Byzantine Church [1]
Jane and List, The list of County Houses of Worship to which you referred, Jane, is wonderful. Is there any source that would list some of the very early churches that would have existed around the 1790s or mid 1700s, since birth and marriage records around that period seem to be missing in my particular research. Thank you in advance for any assistance. Phoebe Jane McCANN Walsh wrote: > Hi, Jean and all, > Last Winter I took one of my steps
24. Re: One Room Schools [1]
Tootie, is he related to the Dr. John Sharp of the Trinity Presbyterian Church in Uniontown? Happy Familying' Laura Irby in VA
25. FW: Glue and old photo albums [1]
---------- From: CLattaro@aol.com Sent: Monday, September 13, 1999 8:58 PM To: PAFAYETT-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: Glue and old photo albums If you can get it, the suture material used by surgeons also works well. Carol ==== PAFAYETT Mailing List ==== "You Have a Friend in Fayette County, Pennsylvania"!
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