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1. Re: [PAFRANKL-L] re: Townships in Franklin Co. [1]
Hi Jan, Hamilton Twp is in the center of the county and to the west of Chambersburg. Fort Loudon is in Peters Twp which is on the western border of the county about one-third of the way up from the southern border. I have not found a more useful tool for research in PA than "The Pennsylvania Line", a 400-page handbook published by Southwest PA Genealogical Services PO Box 253 Laughlintown PA 15655 The cost is around $10 and it has all kinds of maps, lists of towns, streams, townships and their locatio
2. [PAFRANKL-L] Fort Loudon [1]
Hi, Does anyone out there know what townships are contained in Fort Loudon, PA (if any).. I don't have access to any maps detailed enough to tell me, and I would like the information to make searching the 1860 census a little easier. I was amazed to see that Franklin Co. has two microfilms for that census. Thank you all. Donna
3. Re: [PAFRANKL-L] re: Townships in Franklin Co. [1]
me too Bill ---------- > From: Jan and Chris Tenzler > To: PAFRANKL-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [PAFRANKL-L] re: Townships in Franklin Co. > Date: Sunday, May 10, 1998 4:44 PM > > Does anyone have a township map of Franklin co? I am looking to find out > where Hamilton township is and what township Fort Loudon is located. > > I would appreciate direction on where I could find one on the internet (I > have been unable to locate one) or would like to receive a copy of one. >
4. [PAFRANKL-L] Jones - Hamburg Family [1]
The 1850 Federal Census for Quincy Township, Franklin County listed: Jacob Jones 40 Laborer PA Rebecca 37 " George 15 " Henry 13 " Frederick 11 " Catherine A. 9 " William 7 " Susannah 5 " Mary E. 3 " Anna R. 1 " Jacob and Rebecca were my great(3)grandparents. Rebecca's maiden name was Hamburg. Frederick was my great(2)grandfather
5. [PAFRANKL-L] Transcribed Will of Samuel FINDLEY [1]
Samuel Findley died in Ross Twp, Franklin Co PA, mentioning in his will lands owned by him in Westmoreland and Northumberland counties. The will is transcribed below. (----- signifies a word I could not decipher.) Will of Samuel Findley Franklin Co, PA In the name of God amen. I Samuel Findley of Ross Township in Franklin County state of Pennsylvania being of sound mind memory & judgment as usual do think proper to make this my last will and testament in writing disposing of what worldly estate I am pos
6. [PAFRANKL-L] Research in Chambersburg [1]
Is there anyone who will be going to the County Offices and will be willing to research a few things for us. We are looking for death certificates on: Matthias GIFT - died probably around 1800-1820 George GIFT (his son) who probably lived a little longer John George GIFT - who was married to #1 Mary Catharine Knepper and #2 Mary Alexander. We have no record of where John George and Mary Alexander are buried but it could be in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery w
7. [PAFRANKL-L] Cemetery lookup offer [1]
>I have transcriptions of the following cemeteries and would be happy to do lookups: Falling Spring Reformed Mennonite Church Cemetery, 1 1/2 miles SE of hambersburg Falling Spring German Baptist (Old Order) Church Cemetery, 4 1/2 miles SE of Chambersburg Stoufferstown Burial Grounds, Stouffer Ave., Chambersburg Lois Lanier Lois Kleinhenn Lanier Listowner: Bohn, Kleinhenn, Lanier, Sisler Genealogy Discussion Lists Support Rootsweb at
8. [PAFRANKL-L] Jones Family of Quincy, Green Township [1]
The 1850 Quincy Township, Franklin County federal census for the Jacob Jones lists the following family members: Jacob Jones 40 Laborer PA Rebecca 37 " George 15 " Henry 13 " Frederick 11 " Catherine A. 9 " William 7 " Susannah 5 " Mary Elizabeth 3 " Anna R. 1 " Frederick was my great(2)grandfather. Rebecca w
9. [PAFRANKL-L] SHOEMAKER ZUBER COBLE/KOBEL [1]
Hello Franklin County, COBLE/KOBEL SHOEMAKER ZUBER/ZOUVER in Franklin County, beginning in the late 1700's. I look forward to hearing from anyone who may also be researching these names. Thank you, Jean
10. [PAFRANKL-L] Tolbert's of Green Township [1]
My great(4)grandfather was Benjamin Tolbert (2 Feb 1795 - 13 Jan 1864). He moved to Franklin County from near Hagerstown, Washington Co, MD sometime prior to 1843 (when he appears in Quincy Township tax records). He married Malinda Hedge in Hagerstown on 20 July 1819, she died sometime around 1840. Benjamin remarried to Esther ______. The 1850 Green Township census lists: Benjamin Tolbert 55 Laborer MD Esther 45 NJ Tillman 16 MD James
11. [PAFRANKL-L] Tolbert's of Fayetteville, Franklin County [1]
Tillman Tolbert's (my great(3)grandfather's brother) Civil War pension application lists the following siblings: Sisters - Emily, Amanda, Henrietta, Adelaide & Rachel Brothers - Samuel, Hilary, Benjamin, & James It also cites that from 1850 - 1860, the family lived at Caledonia Furnace, Green Township (run by Thaddeus Stevens), in the 1843 Franklin County tax list, they were living in Quincy Township. Subsequently lived in Fayetteville. I'd welcome any info on the siblings. James was my great(3)grandfa
12. [PAFRANKL-L] Re: PAFRANKL-D Digest V98 #13 [1]
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13. [PAFRANKL-L] re: Townships in Franklin Co. [1]
Does anyone have a township map of Franklin co? I am looking to find out where Hamilton township is and what township Fort Loudon is located. I would appreciate direction on where I could find one on the internet (I have been unable to locate one) or would like to receive a copy of one. Thank you so much. Jan Tenzler Snohomish, WA christopher_jan@msn.com Searching for Lichty/Leighty and Breitenthal/Bridenthal.
14. [PAFRANKL-L] Looking for DOYLE/BIVENS family info. [1]
Looking for information on a Barnabas Basil BIVENS who married Margaret "Peggy" DOYLE and resided in the area of Little Cove, Warren Township, Franklin County. Margaret (1772-1824) was the daughter of Barnabas and Mary C. McElhenny Doyle. Barnabas and Margaret had five children: Barnabas; Leonard; Judith; and Mary. Any help would be appreciated. L. Doyle dahei@cvn.net
15. [PAFRANKL-L] GIFT, Matthias and George [1]
Does anyone in Franklin County have any information on Matthias GIFT and his son George. There may have been another son, Adam. I understand that Matthias GIFT was one of the first settlers in the Grindstone Hill area of Franklin County and that he was one of the first members of the Lutheran Church there. Are there any cemtery records for the cemetery there, if so where can I obtain access to them? Janet in Baton Rouge, LA
16. [PAFRANKL-L] DOYLE surname [1]
Researching the DOYLE family from out of the Doylesburg, Path Valley area. Looking for anyone family ties that would like to exchange information. Lon Doyle dahei@cvn.net
17. [PAFRANKL-L] Sebastion DIEM/Warren twp 1830 [1]
I am looking for any info on the surname Diem in Franklin Co. especially around 1810 - 1835. I believe my ggggg grandparents Sebastion ( Bastion) & Catharina Diem were indentified in the 1830 census in Warren twp. Franklin Co. Any info please send to Masttrim@epix.net Joanne Diem Kennel
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