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1. Re: [PAFRANKL] MAYBERRY, Israel Look-up in Early 1800's thru 1840 Franklin County, Pa [1]
Frank Mayberry wrote: > Subject above was my gggrandpa born in Maryland @ 1835. He was the son > of George & Rebecca PENNYBACKER MAYBERRY, dau of Dirck Pennybacker & > Hanna De Haven of Pennsylvania. Both MAYBERRY and PENNYBACKER families > were involved in the Iron Refining business. I suspect that Israel was > involved with the Richmond Furnace and possibly the Pine Grove Furnace > in Franklin County, Pa...... Frank, A search of "The History of Franklin County" , 187, (Warner , Beers Inc.) gave no re
2. [PAFRANKL] Re: PAFRANKL-D Digest V00 #88 [1]
My ggggrandparents were also married there. I have been to the church and looked at the actual church records and that is all there is: no parents names or anything. PAFRANKL-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > PAFRANKL-D Digest Volume 00 : Issue 88 > > Today's Topics: > #1 [PAFRANKL] Church Records ["joking61" > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from PAFRANKL-D, send a message to > > PAFRANKL-D-request@rootsweb.com > > t
3. [PAFRANKL] State Line [1]
For Shirley, who wanted to know the township for State Line too. Everyone agrees that it is in Antrim Township. My thanks to all the kind people who contributed this information. Now, round two. I went to my local Family History Center today and went through the census for Antrim Township in 1860. There was no mention of State Line. The only location in Antrim Township was "Post Office: Greencastle." I did a search using Google search engine on State Line PA and found a tour of civil war sites. Among othe
4. [PAFRANKL] PA. POWER LIBRARY [1]
Hi Again All! Thanks to Tom Nagy here is a way in to the POWER LIBRARY without a PA. library card :) >Try this http://accesspa.brodart.com/ >You may want to bring this to everyone's attention. >Tom Nagy Sincerely, Sharon Lantzy Wygant SURNAMES: Anderson, Como, Hasselor, Heintz, Kingston, Lamer (Leamer, Lehmer), Lantzy (Lenzi), Lydick (Leidig), McAnulty, McCullough, McLane (McLain,McLean, McLene), O'Cain, Patton, Robertson/Robinson, Shankle, Simpson, Sitter, Steen, Stuchell,
5. [PAFRANKL] Carbaugh [1]
Good Morning list, I am just beginning to research this family. I would love to have contact with anyone else who is following this bunch of Carbaugh kin, or who has hints about researching Salem Reformed Church or Washington Twp, Franklin Co, PA . I believe that George Carbaugh b: 1787 had a brother named Jacob, and I would like to hear from anyone with information about him as well, or their parents. Descendants of George Carbaugh 1 George Carbaugh b: 1787 in Washington Twp, Franklin Co, PA d: Nove
6. [PAFRANKL] William BUTTS [1]
Does anyone know anything about the following family?? Henry BUTTS and Esther STALL: kids: (I have other kids [11 more] if interested) but I'm trying to find out what happened to their son : William BUTTS b. Oct. 26, 1829 at Mt. Pleasant Iron Works, Path Valley I have been looking for my William BUTTS for a VERY LOOOOOOOOONG time! :-)) Thank you! Sharon Frank sharon@kua.net
7. [PAFRANKL] John Maxwell [1]
I'm looking for information on a John Maxwell who was married 6 apr 1775, West Conoccoheague Presbyterian Mercersburg, Franklin PA. He supposedly had a son Robert who had a son Samuel "who went west". Josette Maxwell Boone NC
8. [PAFRANKL] McCune Family Reunion [1]
Seeking all descendants of Thomas McCune, born 12 July 1757 in Delaware, who married Mary BRADY, born 1759 of Cumberland County, PA. The family lived in Cumberland, Franklin, Indiana & surrounding counties in Pennsylvania. Reunion this summer. All descedants welcome! Thanks, Donna Cuillard Brady Reunion Chair
9. Re: [PAFRANKL] Marriage Records [1]
Terry Flinders wrote: > Hi All, Is there a way to obtain a copy of the below marriage record? If so > what info would it include? Would it include parents of the couple? Any help > is appreciated. Looking for connection to my John H. FLINDERS b/1810 in Pa. > > Marriage notice, Franklin Repository, Chambersburg. Pa. > Dsted 17 Oct. 1826 > Nancy FLINDER TO Jacob EGLE, both of Greenvillage, married by the Rev. > HABISTER on tuesday > > Thanks, Terry in Ohio The newspaper record you cite would very likely be
10. [PAFRANKL] Bio: THOMAS McCREA [1]
>From the Book: "American Revolutionary Soldiers of Franklin Co. Pennsylvania" THOMAS McCREA Private under Capt. Daniel Clapsaddler in 1780-1781. He mar. Dec. 20, 1770, by Rev. John King, Susanna Coil. He appears in Bedford Co. Penna., and gave service there in militia. He was a son of Samuel McCrea of Franklin Co. Penna. His Will is recorded at Greensburg, Penna., dated and prob. 1804. He names wife Susanna, Grandson Thomas Trimble; son-in-law Wm. Trimble. The Executors & Witnesses were old Franklin
11. [PAFRANKL] BIO: ALEXANDER McCURDY [1]
BIO: ALEXANDER McCURDY >From the book: "Revolutionary Soldiers of Franklin Co. Pennsylvania." In 1776 was serving under Capt. Wm. Peebles, Penna., Rifle Regt., Col. Samuel Miles. In 1780-81, he was with Capt. John McConnell as 2nd Lieut. in Militia, and he appears in Westmoreland Co., Penna., under Pension applications, where he testified to the service of Wm. Waddle. Penna. Arch. 5th Ser. Vol. 6, p. 267, 302. Penna. Arch, 5th Ser. Vol. 2, p. 358, 361, 364, 369, 371, Vol. 4, p. 594. Sincerely, S
12. [PAFRANKL] Church Records [1]
Can anyone tell me if the marriage records of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Waynesboro contain more info than just names and dates? My gggrandparents were married there in July 1852. Jon King
13. [PAFRANKL] Thomas Simpson Will [1]
Hi All, I found this Will of my 6x G-Uncle Thomas Simpson (brother of my James who was poss b. in Franklin or Cumb. Co. Pa. & d. in Indiana Co. Pa.) in the UsGenWeb Archives. It was transcribed & submitted by Jim Caola (Thanks Jim!). I thought I would pass it along. Westmoreland County WILL BOOK 1, page 34, Will #70 LAST WILL & TESTAMENT OF THOMAS SIMPSON In the name of God, Amen. I, Thomas Simpson of Armstrong Township, Westmoreland County and State of Pennsylvania, Farmer, being weak in Body b
14. [PAFRANKL] Poor House and Asylum [1]
Hello List, I am trying too find info on an asylum in Franklin County. I have been told of a Poor house but have not been able too find any info on it. Was the Poor house and the Asylum one and the same? Or were they together at one time and divided into separate homes? A friend of mine has a vague memory of having too visit such a place Poor House / Asylum. This is what he remembers, seeing a woman behind bars, at this time we are assuming that the woman was his mother, this is just an assumptio
15. [PAFRANKL] PA Gazette [1]
Thanks for the information. Two sites have been suggested to me but I can't seem to get there. I will keep on trying. Someone suggested a nearby library which I can resort to. Jean
16. [PAFRANKL] Old Photo Album [1]
Hi All, I have found a really great site at the following addy: http://www.city-gallery.com/album/contents.wphp It is called Old Photo Album & is a collection of old Pictures sent in by people like us! I have already found a pic of the Ancestor of a new cousin of mine from Indiana Co. Pa.! Just thought I'd pass it along so that everybody can enjoy it & maybe submit some of their own pics! Sincerely, Sharon Lantzy Wygant SSchu22739@aol.com Surnames: Anderson, Hasselor, Kingston, Lamer (Leamer, Lehm
17. Re: [PAFRANKL] Pennsylvania Gazette 1728-1791 [1]
Jean wrote: > Is this online? Is it a newspaper? I am looking for two obituaries > in it. > > Thanks, > Jean I don't know if it is on-line, but it was Benjamin Franklin's Newspaper. Abstracts were done years ago by Ken Scott, and were available in from Southwest Pennsylvania Genealogical Services, po box 253, in Laughlintown PA(that was the address in 1983, when my copy of the Pennsylvania Line was printed!). Perhaps your local Historical Society will have copies. -- Bill Hawk
18. [PAFRANKL] Bio & Genealogy: ARCHIBALD IRWIN [1]
>From the Book: "The Ancestry of Benjamin Harrison" (The genealogy is a partial, the entirety is too lengthy.) IRWIN. THERE is a tradition, which I have not succeeded in verifying, that the Irwin family in the Chart were descended from the John Irwin who received a manor in Ireland in Cromwell's time. Archibald Irwin, the great-great-grandfather of President Benjamin Harrison, appears to have been born in that country. Mrs. Newcomer of Indianapolis, among other information kindly furnished me, tells
19. [PAFRANKL] Wonderful Source! [1]
Hi All, Just wanted to let everybody know about the wonderful source that I found to search the Pa. Libraries! It is called the Access Pennsylvania POWER LIBRARY. I found it on the Erie Co. Pa. Library site (www.ecls.lib.pa.us) which has a number of searches, including the Penn State Library. Anyway, I now have a list of source books to take in for the inter-library loan program. You need a library card to access the POWER LIBRARY, but it is well worth it! The addy is: http://www.ecls.lib.pa.us/c
20. [PAFRANKL] Rankin sources available in Greencastle,PA [1]
What resources are available in Greencastle PA? Library, Historical or Genealogical Society?I will be sending a friend out to scout out WIlliam Rankin! Judge William R. Rankin (1816-1885) the eldest son of A. Rankin Esquire of Greencastle, PA was the first Probate Court Judge (1850) of Franklin County, Ohio. The present Probate Court Judges would like to honor him by placing a likeness/photo of him on the wall of the courthouse vestibule with ALL of the other judges that have ever served Franklin County. W
21. [PAFRANKL] Barr,Kerr,Craig families [1]
Does anyone have a copy of "Revolutionary Soldiers of Franklin Co. Pennsylvania" and would be willing to check if any of the following surnames show up - Barr, Craig and Kerr(Car,Carr,Ker,Keir) . Thank you
22. [PAFRANKL] Craig [1]
Looking for information on David Craig who married Mary Maxwell c. 1800. Also looking for anyone with ties to Robert Laird who married Agness Maxwell c. 1800. Josette Maxwell Boone, NC
23. Re: [PAFRANKL] David Miller [1]
Hello Arthur & Listers: I'm searching for further information on the following: David MILLER (b.1797 d.21-Feb-1868, Juniata Co.,PA.) md.24-May-1818 in Union Co.,PA. [now Snyder Co.] to Mary Jane RIEGEL [aka REIGLE, etc.] (b.1799 d.26-Jan-1877, Peru Mills, Lack Twp.,Juniata Co.,PA..) David MILLER and family were found on the 1850 Census in Fannett Twp.,Franklin Co.,PA. and in 1860 Census in Lack Twp.,Juniata Co.,PA.. David MILLER and Mary Jane REIGEL's children: "daughter" (b.1816-1821) "son" (b.1821-1
24. Re: [PAFRANKL] MAYBERRY, Israel Look-up in Early 1800's thru 1840 Franklin County, Pa [1]
Frank: I have a copy of the "History of Pine Grove Furnace" by Lenore Embick Flower which was published by The Cumberland County Historical Society in 1975. Unfortunately, none of your ancestors are mentioned as being associated with its history. The Ege's are the primary family associated with the furnace. Some of the other surnames mentioned are Thornburg, Watt, Fuller, Blackfort, Wahley, Moorehead, Sours, Martin and Hyle. John Peiffer Frank Mayberry wrote: > Subject above was my gggrandpa born in Mar
25. [PAFRANKL] Steele/Steel--Henderson-Pyle/Pile-Dunn-McGinley-Leonard [1]
In Antrium (probably spelled wrong-Antrim) Township, 1850 census I find John Steel 39, wife Jane 38, Robert 13, James 4 and Rachel 15. They are on page 460, house # 375. I believe that this could be a brother to my James M. Steele, b about 1805 in Pa. This James M. Steele lived in Wilkins Twp. Allegheny Co., Pa in 1850 with his wife Lydia Leonard. My reason for believing that this John is the brother of my James is that in 1880 and 1900 census' for Whitley County, Union Township, Indiana---which i
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