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1. [PAFRANKL] Obit Lookup [1]
Ilene K Connell Rose. Obit posted Jan 2, 2002 in Forest Press Shippenville PA. Did not find a Shippenville PA on my atlas - hope Shippensburg is correct. Would like the obit as it was shown in the paper.
2. Re: [PAFRANKL] Where is South Mountain [1]
Hi Shirley: It is well known that Maryland's State Forests and Parks are home to a rich variety of cultural and historical resources. But did you know that one of the areas managed by the Department of Natural Resources was actually the site of a Civil War battle? Gathland State Park, nestled in the first ridge of the Appalachians just west of historic Frederick, was the scene of a little known yet quite noteworthy conflict, the Battle of South Mountain. It might also be in the Appalachians near Frederick
3. [PAFRANKL] PA Marriages Previous to 1790/H-K Surnames [1]
Here's another URL for the H, I, J, K surnames. Good luck. Marybeth C. ============= <> =============== <
4. [PAFRANKL] Re: PAFRANKL-D Digest V02 #156 [1]
> From: "Carolyn K Shearer" > Date: Monday, August 19, 2002 6:53 PM > To: PAFRANKL-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [PAFRANKL] 1700's Settlers- Indian Uprisings > > Just a post note to the information about Franklin County. From L. Daniel > Rupp in "History and Topography of Dauphin, Cumberland, Franklin, Bedford, > Adams and Perry Counties" (Gilbert Hills, Lancaster, PA 1846). "After the > defeat of Braddock, many of the settlers of what is now Franklin County > fled to York County PA and on to
5. [PAFRANKL] 1700's Settlers- Indian Uprisings [1]
Just a post note to the information about Franklin County. From L. Daniel Rupp in "History and Topography of Dauphin, Cumberland, Franklin, Bedford, Adams and Perry Counties" (Gilbert Hills, Lancaster, PA 1846). "After the defeat of Braddock, many of the settlers of what is now Franklin County fled to York County PA and on to Maryland...." In other words, if you are searching for an early Franklin settler and they seem to disappear, check further east! Most of the families came back to their old homes,
6. [PAFRANKL] Re: PAFRANKL-D Digest V02 #150 [1]
PAFRANKL-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: ------------------------------------ > > Subject: [PAFRANKL] Obit Lookup > Date: Fri, 9 Aug 2002 18:13:01 -0400 > From: "faye osborne" > To: PAFRANKL-L@rootsweb.com > > Ilene K Connell Rose. Obit posted Jan 2, 2002 in Forest Press Shippenville PA. Did not find a Shippenville PA on my atlas - hope Shippensburg is correct. Would like the obit as it was shown in the paper. > > ______________________________ > Isn't Shippenville in Beaver Co.,
7. [PAFRANKL] Re: [Daily-Uploads] New Files, 27-28 Aug 2002 [1]
Here is the site if you care to subscribe and receive the daily uploads. All states are included. Marybeth C. =============== << ==== DAILY-UPLOADS Mailing List ==== To unsubscribe, send a message to: DAILY-UPLOADS-L-REQUEST@rootsweb.com On the subject line, type: unsubscribe >>
8. [PAFRANKL] Re: PA MARRRIAGES prior to 1790 [1]
Listers: Below are the URLs to date, Thursday, 8/29/02 for PA Marriages prior to 1790. Please remember I am NOT the person who does the transcribing, NOR do I have any further information about these surnames or the sites themselves. Good luck to all. Marybeth Corrigall ============== 1.) Surnames A-B << http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/1pa/vitals/pass2-00.txt >> ############## 2.) Surnames C-D <> ################## 3.)
9. [PAFRANKL] Re: PAFRANKL-D Digest V02 #157 [1]
Regarding Carolyn's post below, last Spring I ordered this book from our local FHC. After a six week wait, I was told that this source does not circulate. Since I was unable to view it, does anyone know if there is biographical information about residents of Cumberland and Franklin counties, or is it primarily "historical and topographic"? Thanks for any insight. Marybeth Corrigall ACMBJC@aol.com << > Just a post note to the information about Franklin County. From L. Daniel > Rupp in "History and T
10. [PAFRANKL] Re: PHMC Bulletin [1]
F.Y.I. A safe and enjoyable Labor Day Holiday, to all. Marybeth Corrigall ============================ << PHMC BULLETIN August 30, 2002 News from the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission www.phmc.state.pa.us Check for events on the Pennsylvania Trail of History. at www.state.pa.us/PAPower/ical/calendar_v3.asp?calendar_ID=1193 We're late this week due to technical difficulties. IN THE BUSINESS OF TOURISM? THESE WORKSHOPS MAY BE FOR YOU Are you interested in Heritage Tourism? It's a spec
11. [PAFRANKL] cemeterey Lookups please [1]
Greetings to all, Can anyone with access to the cemetery records of Franklin County look up the surname COFFMAN? I am particularly looking for Christian, Frederick, George, Jacob and David Coffman but any other names would be great. They lived in Washington and Montgomery Townships, Franklin County. Christian died around 1822 and his wife, Elizabeth (maiden name could have been CHAPMAN), died after 1830. I am not sure when the others died but it was in early to mid 19th century. Many thanks, Hyacinth
12. Re: [PAFRANKL] Where is South Mountain [1]
There is a South Mountain on the edge of Phoenix. Could that be the one?
13. [PAFRANKL] Re: Early Maps [1]
Taken from the AMERICAN-REVOLUTION-D Digest V02 #25. Looks like a very good site. Marybeth C. ============= << Subject: [A-REV] Early maps This site has some early maps that someone might be able to use. http://www.dean.usma.edu/history/dhistorymaps/Atlas%20Page.htm >>
14. [PAFRANKL] John Dietrick MILLER [1]
Born 1813.04.10 and married Mary WEIKERT in 1835 in Adams County. They had ten sons and one dau and move north into Cumberland and maybe Franklin Counties by 1860. Sons John F. and Eli F. both in Newton Twp, Cumberland County in 1860 Federal Census. John came to Oakville, Cumberland County on 1864.08.30 to sign for his 17 year old son William S. MILLER to join the 207th PA Vols. Others sons, Eli, Henry H., David L. also join. A brother of John Dietrick MILLER maybe Adam MILLER b~1815 who appears on the 186
15. [PAFRANKL] Re: 12 August, 2002, The USGenWeb Archives Newsletter [1]
More material! Looks like there's been a lot of transcribing recently. It's good news for all of us. Thanks to all these hard working volunteers. Marybeth Corrigall ================ << PENNSYLVANIA Statewide Files CHRISTOPHER GIST'S JOURNALS WITH HISTORICAL, GEOGRAPHICAL AND ETHNOLOGICAL NOTES AND BIOGRAPHIES OF HIS CONTEMPORARIES BY WILLIAM M. DARLINGTON [1815-1889] PITTSBURGH, J. R. WELDIN & CO., 1893. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/pa/1pa/1picts/gist/gjtoc.html
16. [PAFRANKL] Re: Rev War PA Loyalists [1]
>From the USGenWeb, [Daily-Uploads] New Files, 1-2 Aug 2002. Good luck, and the site DOES work. Marybeth Corrigall ================ << http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/1pa/military/revwar/paloyalist.txt >>
17. [PAFRANKL] Where is South Mountain [1]
I'm sorry to send a second message so soon but could someone tell me where South Mountain is what it's near and was it ever called Huckelberry Mountain?And if not where is that? Thank you Shirley
18. [PAFRANKL] Rustlers in Franklin County? [1]
According to L. Daniel Rupp as stated in The History and Topography of ... Franklin Co..., published in 1846, "the Conococheague towns were infested during the revolution with a band of desperate marauders and counterfeiters, who defied all laws. They had an organized line from Bucks county through Chester and the Cumberland Valley, into Virginia.." There was a brisk trade, stealing horses and cattle and turning them over to the British. After the revolution they stole horses in the north, and sold
19. [PAFRANKL] PA Marriages Previous to 1790/E-G Surnames [1]
>From USGenWeb [Daily-Uploads] New Files, 11-12 Aug 2002. <> Please note: This site DOES work/load; and I have NO further information. Marybeth Corrigall ======================= <
20. [PAFRANKL] Washington D.C. Bus Trip - National Archives [1]
Hello Fellow Listers: The Juniata Co. Historical Society is hosting a Bus Trip to the National Archives in Washington D.C. on Wednesday, October 16. The cost is $25.00 per person. Reservations and money needs to be to the Juniata Co. Historical Society by no later than September 27th. The Bus will pick up near Mifflintown, Juniata Co. and at Boscov's Mall in Camphill, Cumberland Co.. For additional information contact Terry Wheeler, President of the Juniata Co. Historical Society at dogtown1@tricou
21. [PAFRANKL] USGS Maps [1]
The USGS township maps for Franklin and Fulton counties are now on line. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/maps/pa/county/frankl/usgs/ Ed McClelland, Alexandria, Virginia.
22. [PAFRANKL] PA Marriages prior to 1790 -- L-M Surnames [1]
Here's the long awaited L-M surnames for PA Marriages prior to 1790. Good luck, and please note I am NOT the person doing the transcribing, NOR do I have any further information about any of the surnames or the site itself. Regards, Marybeth Corrigall =================== <> <> <
23. [PAFRANKL] Hattie Mae Bivens / b. May 24, 1879 / Franklin Co., PA [1]
Hi... I'm hoping that someone may be able to help me out in some way. Hattie Mae Bivens was born May 24, 1879 in Franklin Co.,PA. She was adopted by David and Sarah (Heigley) at some point in her life. I believe as a new born??? David and Sarah had a daughter, Mary S. Heigley, b. 1860 d. 1861 buried in the Chestnut Hill Cemetery in Mechanicsburg. I believe that David and Sarah lived in Mechanicsburg. I believe that Sarah is buried in the Chestnut Hill Cemetery also, but I am unable to find David
24. [PAFRANKL] Marriage records [1]
MaryBeth has been posting websites for the marriages from the PA Archives 'before 1790.' Here is another great site for early PA marriages. While filed under Lancaster County, Rev. John Casper Stoever was an itinerant minister who traveled widely in PA. Remember also that he was German, so when searching for nonGerman ancestors you need to be creative with the spelling. eg Montgomery is "Mt. Gommery" http://www.pa-roots.com/~lancaster/church/stoever/stoevermarriage.html
25. [PAFRANKL] John & Elizabeth MULL [1]
Sept 9, 1863------Franklin Repository -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Obituary - Column 3 Died Names: Mull, Mr. John Summary: On Sept. 2nd, near Fayetteville, John Mull, died at age 64 years and 3 months. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Dec 24, 1862-------------The Valley Spirit -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Obituary - Column 5 Died
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