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1. Chamberlin/Chamberlain, 1830, pa [1]
Hello everyone, I am hunting any info for a John Chamberlin/Chamberlain b. 1830 Pa. He may have come from Franklin Co., being there was some family from here. ANY info of Chamberlin's from here will be helpful. Thanking you for your time and kindness Thelma
2. New Guilford Cemetery [1]
There are Sollenbergers buried in the New Guilford Cemetery. Can someone tell me if that is the correct name and where it is? Thanks. Roger Cramer Peoria, Arizona Roger and Sue Cramer's Genealogy Site http://members.aol.com/rogercubs/index.html Ogle Co., IL Genealogy Site http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilogle/
3. Question [1]
Okay researchers, got a question, if you wanted to track down information on the land that a courthouse is sitting on, would I do a normal land search, or does courthouse/public buildings have a different method for searching public land. I want to learn more about the courthouse burning and where the land came from etc. Thanks Shelley
4. COLBY family of Franklin County, PA [1]
I am searching for any COLBY family descendants from the family of Ephriam Colby and Catherine Gift who were married in Chambersburg, PA circa 1810. They had one son George Colby, born about 1812 and died 30 Sep 1876 in Fayetteville, PA. George Colby married Anna Fox prior to 1840. They had 9 or 10 children and lived their lives in the Fayetteville area. Anna and George Colby are buried in St. Paul's Lutheran Church Cemetery in Fayetteville. I would like very much to locate a living descendant of this c
5. Re: [PAFRANKL] George Shockey & wife Sallie 1897 [1]
Joyce, Thank you so much for all the information that you are adding to the Franklin County site. Thank you for the additional facts on the SHOCKEY family. I am interested in---------------------- Christian W. SHOCKEY b. 30 June 1833 d. 12 April 1924 [my g-grandfather] + Anna Hoover b. 27 April 1832 d. 4 May 1908 [my g-grandmother] children of Christian & Anna William E. SHOCKEY b. 9 August 1874 Elizabeth Bell SHOCKEY b. 3 Feb. 1869 Henry H. SHOCKEY b. 14 April 1864 ----- Original Message ----- From:
6. Re: [PAFRANKL] Minnick/Potts [1]
>>>>and did not see a Tulpenhocken twp.<< > Tulpehocken Twp is in Berks County PA Barbara
7. George Shockey & wife Sallie 1897 [1]
I hope that someone can shed some light on these two people. I have copies of 2 letters that George penned in Jan. 1897 from the Roadside area of Franklin County----- probably Washington Twp. He talks about the illness and death of Sallie his wife. He also mentions that there are children being cared for by the family. I know that George married Elsie Sheely about 1899 and had 3 sons. But the other children are not mentioned on the 1900 census. I am mainly hunting Sallie's maiden name and family, so tha
8. SHEDRON/SHETRON [1]
Hello Gary, I checked the Index to the 1800 Census of Pennsylvania and found the following. This is only an index listing the head of household. SHEDRONE, Jacob in Adams County SHETRONE, There are two Johns in Adams County SHETRENE, David in York County There is no entry for SHEDRON/SHETRON Adams County was formed from York County in 1800. Checking the Index to the Probate Inventories of York County, PA 1749-1850: SHETRONE, Abraham left a will dated 1759 Henry 1772 of Shrewsbury Township
9. Bronstons [1]
To Joyce, Thank you again for searching the records for information about Thomas Springer Bronston. I do have Ancestry, but not the One World Tree records. However, you can get a little information from a few letters. I have the records about the Bronston family after Thomas came to Kentucky. I have not checked other states although some researchers think he may have come from Massachusetts or Delaware. However, all the records about him show his being born in Pennsylvania. We have the cemetery
10. Re: [PAFRANKL] George Shockey & wife Sallie 1897 [1]
>>>I am mainly hunting Sallie's maiden name and family, so that I can search for the Shockey children.<< > > Pat, If George and Sallie were married in Frankin County, and IF they were married after Sept 1885, then you may want to order the microfilms of the marriage dockets available thru an FHC (Family History Center). Marriage license dockets, v.1, Oct. 1885- Sept. 1886 Marriage license dockets, v.2, Sept. 1886- July 1887 FHL US/CAN Film #323900 Marriage license dockets, v.3, July 1887- May
11. Re: [PAFRANKL] Millers in Maryland, Marriage Index MD, NC, VA 1624-1915 [1]
Hi Joyce, I'm looking for marriage info on William Miller b 1855 Franklin Co, PA, d 1922 Blair Co, PA whose first wife may have been Catherine (2nd wife Nancy Peck) Does this match the William you have listed? Thanks, Ann in Michigan ----- Original Message ----- From: Joyce Cooper To: PAFRANKL-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Thursday, December 02, 2004 12:00 PM Subject: [PAFRANKL] Millers in Maryland, Marriage Index MD, NC, VA 1624-1915 Hello Researchers, While researching a
12. Re: [PAFRANKL] Macedonia United Brethren Church Cemetery near Greencastle PA [1]
Hi is there a list of old black or african american churches in Franklin County. I had family there in the 1840's. Thanks On Dec 15, 2004, at 6:33 PM, Dee wrote: > Old Section > Macedonia United Brethren Church Cemetery > Near Greencastle, Antrim Twp. PA > November 25, 2004 > Dee (Kugler) Gemind > > Please bear in mind that this transcription is not complete. The list > is everything I could read from the older section of > the cemetery plus a selected few from the newer section (will copy the > rest
13. Re: [PAFRANKL] Re: 1800 Fannett, Franklin, PA page 2 Census [1]
I have photocopies of the full pages for part of Fannett Twp in 1800. If the person who was asking about the numbers will resend the query, I will check the names against what I have. I can tell you that the pages are all mixed up, with the townships mixed together in some places and incorrectly labeled in others. Many pages have no numbers, and those that do are not always in order - at least this is true of the copy on microfilm at Kittochtinny Historical Society and the copy at National Archives in Wa
14. Re: [PAFRANKL] New Guilford Cemetery [1]
Roger, There are lots of Sollenbergers buried in Franklin County. However, you are probably looking for the New Guilford Brethren In Christ Cemetery, which is at the intersection of PA 997(Mont Alto Rd.) and Legislative Rte. 28003(Fetterolf Chapel Rd.), about .5 mi. s.e. of Duffield,Guilford Township. Bill ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, December 18, 2004 4:56 PM Subject: [PAFRANKL] New Guilford Cemetery > There are Sollenbergers bur
15. More SHEDRON/SHETRON [1]
Hello Gary, From Volume 3 of York County, PA. Church Records of the 18th Century by Bates and Wright. Strayers Lutheran Church SCHOEDRON Page 92 Johann of John and Elizabeth b 9 Mar 1792 baptized 22 Apr 1792. Sponsors: Jacob and Christina Kronbach. I have included this spelling even though it might be a stretch, but it has the same "ron" ending so we should not over look it. SCHEDDRON Page 70 Wilhelm of Jacob and Marg Barbara b 8 Apr 1767 baptized 5 Apr 1767. Sponsors: Andreas and Margretha Gan
16. Marriage Records - 1840's [1]
What sources of information are there for marriages in the 1840's in Franklin County? My ancestors, George GIPE and Elizabeth BARNCORD were likely married sometime between 1840 and 1845, most likely in Franklin County. Their first known child was born in January 1846. There is a George GIPE in the 1843 tax list, shown as married. Since he was born abt. 1809 and Elizabeth was born abt. 1823, I've considered the possibility that Elizabeth was not his first wife. The parents of George GIPE ar
17. Re: [PAFRANKL] Chamberlin/Chamberlain, 1830, pa [1]
> >> I am hunting any info for a John Chamberlin/Chamberlain b. 1830 Pa. He may have come from Franklin Co., being there was some family from here. << > Thelma, There may be a connection to John Chamberlan who appears in the 1843 tax list. He's in Lurgan Twp, taxed on 10 acres and 1 cow. Barbara > >
18. Re: [PAFRANKL] Marriage Records - 1840's [1]
That is the million dollar question, hope to see an answer, thanks, I am also looking for marriage records in the 40's and 1850's. On Dec 31, 2004, at 12:28 PM, Cltiv8tr@aol.com wrote: > What sources of information are there for marriages in the 1840's in > Franklin County? My ancestors, George GIPE and Elizabeth BARNCORD > were likely > married sometime between 1840 and 1845, most likely in Franklin > County. Their > first known child was born in January 1846. There is a George GIPE > in the 1
19. Re: Additional Source for Information/Stauffer Family [1]
I wonder if there is a relation between your Stauffers/Stovers and the Rev Caspar Stoever, Sr, the first pastor of the Reformed Church at Gemanna Virginia (early 1700s). His son, Caspar Stoever, Jr, was later pastor in Lancaster County, PA after Caspar Sr died on a return voyage from Germany to raise funds for the church in America. The "v" is pronounced like "f" in German. Gerry
20. Re: 1800 Fannett Twp. Franklin Co. Census Index [1]
All censuses before 1850 listed only the name of the head of household, but gave the number of males and females categorized according to age. The categories changed over the decades. In 1800 (as in 1790), the ages were under 16; 16 to 45; and over 45. In slave states, the number of slaves was also included on a separate schedule. Gerry
21. Re: [PAFRANKL] Price's Church [1]
I know that Price's Church was Church of the Brethren, but I'm not sure where the records would be now. They aren't Brethren anymore, I think they are Trinity Fellowship now. Where the old records are.... I don't know. Beth Ann ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, December 12, 2004 8:58 PM Subject: [PAFRANKL] Price's Church > > Could anyone on the list tell me what denomination worshiped at Price's > church and also where would the records
22. Re: [PAFRANKL] bill info [1]
Shelly etal, Too late! The Pres signed it yesterday. Our letter writing was completely disregarded. Now genealogists will have to try to get it amended to fix the problem. Perhaps the states will figure that the rule obviously only applies to living people anyway. We'll have to wait and see. Bill ----- Original Message ----- From: "Shelley Murphy" To: Sent: Friday, December 17, 2004 8:50 PM Subject: [PAFRANKL] bill info >I hope all are aware of this: > Su
23. Chamberlin/Chamberlain, Lurgan Twp. Framklin Co Pa 1820's [1]
Hello list, Would anyone have any info of a Jesse Chamberlin, from Lurgan Twp , Franklin Co. PO Orristown. He was born around 1780's . Thanking you for your time and kindness. Thelma
24. Re: [PAFRANKL] Additional Source for Information/Stauffer Family [1]
In a message dated 12/1/2004 11:06:16 AM Mountain Standard Time, jarmscoop@twinwolf.net writes: Hello Researchers, Happy Holidays, >From Jane Hoffer who is not on this list, I received this suggestion of a source for Stauffer family research. Found some info in "The Stauffer Families of Switzerland, Germany, and America" by Richard Warren Davis, 1992, p. 15, pp. 105-06; "Sixty Years of Mennonite Stauffer Immigrants to North America, 1710-1770" by Richard W. Davis, published in Pennsylvani
25. bill info [1]
I hope all are aware of this: Subject: Bill to close birth certificates has passed New Bill Will Close Records to Genealogists HR10, which was mentioned in the 13 October issue of RootsWeb Review, has passed out of the U.S. House of Representatives and is now part of S.2845. The amendments suggested by David Rencher in his letter to the bill's sponsor, Congressman J. Dennis Hastert, were NOT incorporated into this legislation. Thus, the terms of HR10 will now be considered by the Senate, as part of S.
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