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1. [PAFRANKL] John David Drury [1]
Descendants of John David Drury 1 John David DRURY b: 1855 in Welsh Run, Franklin Co., PA d: 1926 in Welsh Run, Franklin Co., PA Burial: Welsh Run, Franklin Co., PA Age at death: 71 est. .. +Mary Elizabeth WILSON b: December 9, 1856 in PA m: October 19, 1882 in Greencastle, Franklin Co., PA d: June 11, 1948 in Leaf River, Ogle Co., IL Burial: Welsh Run, Franklin Co., PA Age at death: 91 Father: Ja
2. [PAFRANKL] DARR/DERR DULL SMELTZER/SCHMELNERSubj: DARR Stuff Date: 9/5/2001 7:08:33 AM Paci [1]
Looking for descendants of Christian Derr, b ca 1748, d 23 Jan 1824 Union Co., PA, m Magdalena Smelchner; Children: Elias, lived in Mifflinburg; Samuel, lived in Uniontown, Susan m Jesse Egbert & David Kline, lived in Hartley; Polly m Jones, lived in Sugar Valley; Henry of Schellsburg, Bedford Co. (descendants spelled DARR), m Mary Dull; Elizabeth m William Kepner, Venango; John, Oley Township; Catherine, m Henry Barrich; Christian, Jr., d Spring Township, Centre Co. 1852. Children of Christian, Jr.:
3. Re: [PAFRANKL] United Brethren genealogy site [1]
BOOK: HISTORY OF THE LITTLE COVE by Harry E. Foreman, 1967 AMBROSE page 65-66 John (Jack) Ambrose (1840-1908) was married to Sarah Keefer. The Ambrose house was by Isaac Keefer but he moved to the "Mike" Keefer place and never lived here. Court house records show that Andrew and Cinda Keefer sold 78 plus acres of land to John C. Ambrose recorded in 1896. The Ambrose land against the Line was earlier Reuben and Samuel Lewis land John C. Ambrose served in Co. A. Loudon Rangers in the Civil War.
4. Re: [PAFRANKL] Fw: [1]
A library that has this newspaper is the PA State Library in Harrisburg which is about 1 hour away from Chambersburg by car. To check their catalog, you can use the internet at: http://pilot.sshe.edu/ On that page, select the State Library, then select Guided Search which gives you a search page with the ability to key multiple search words. On that page, key "newspapers" (no quotes) as the first search word and "Chambersburg" (again, no quotes) as the second. You'll see all the newspapers for all date
5. [PAFRANKL] Henry Helman [1]
Connection to Greencastle, Franklin Co.... Descendants of Henry Helman 1 Henry HELMAN b: Abt. 1837 d: July 24, 1906 Burial: Lightsville Cemetery near Leaf River, Ogle Co., IL Age at death: 69 est. .. +Sidney BECK . 2 Frederick HELMAN b: in (lived in Cedar Rapids, IA in 1915) . 2 Laura Belle HELMAN b: August 27, 1860 in PA
6. RE: [PAFRANKL] Fw: [1]
I think all of them on the Valley of the Spirit project ( think it is called), from the University of Virginia, where they compare Franklin County to Augusta County, VA. You should check their website. I have been able to print out the old newspapers off their site. I don't think it runs through 1869, but through the destruction of Chambersburg in 1864, at least. -----Original Message----- From: Bill /Peggy Straughen [mailto:bpstraughen@dayton-online.net] Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2001 8:09 AM To:
7. [PAFRANKL] Apology [1]
Friends: I sincerely regret placing the Bubba joke on the list. It was a careless error in selecting from my address book. Believe me, I will be more cautious in the future. Dick
8. [PAFRANKL] Re: "Lost and Found Bibles" [1]
>From another list. Marybeth C. ========= << Go here for an interesting site concerning lists of bibles lost and found (and willing to be shared): http://www.geocities.com/feather2s/ancestors/b-lost.html >>
9. [PAFRANKL] Wilson family [1]
Descendants of William Wilson 1 William WILSON b: Abt. 1770 in MD .. +Kittura LEWIS b: Abt. 1771 in Welsh Run, Franklin Co., PA . 2 William WILSON b: September 8, 1793 in Welsh Run, Franklin Co., PA d: November 2, 1868 in Welsh Run, Franklin Co., PA Burial: Welsh Run, Franklin Co., PA Age at death: 75 ..... +Susan CEARFOSS b: Abt. 1793 in
10. [PAFRANKL] Kilgores of Franklin Co 1700s through 1850 [1]
Would be interested in any information concerning the many Kilgores who lived in Franklin County. Am also interested in the Stephens, McWades, Paul and Harvey families who married into the Kilgore line there.
11. [PAFRANKL] Lydia HEPFER [1]
I am researching my HEPFER line, and would appreciate a look-up in the 1860 CENSUS of Guilford Township, Franklin County for LYDIA HEPFER. She is listed under #25, just above a John Tritle. I would like to know the name of the person she resided with. My page is cut off just above her name. Thank you, Sue Cramer
12. [PAFRANKL] Duliban, Dullebohn, Dulebon, etc... [1]
I'm new the list, and I joined because I have come across in my research various spellings of the surname I am reaching. The surname is spelled DULIBAN. I have hit a huge brick wall with this line only being able to track to my grandfather, Frank Andrew Duliban (1925-1985). I have been wondering if maybe the spelling had been changed at some point, and I have noticed that there are similar spellings in Franklin County (DULLEBOHN, DULEBON, DOLIBIN, and others). Here is the only info that I have.
13. [PAFRANKL] Bubba & Earl [1]
Bubba and Earl grew up in Arkansas! Two rednecks, Bubba and Earl, were driving down the road drinking a couple of bottles of Bud. The passenger, Bubba,said, "Lookey thar up ahead, Earl, it's a po-lice roadblock! We're gonna get busted fer drinkin' these here beers!!" "Don't worry, Bubba," Earl said. "We'll just pull over and finish drinkin' these beers, peel off the label and stick it on our foreheads, and throw the bottles under the seat." "What fer?" asked Bubba. Just let me do the talkin', OK?" said
14. [PAFRANKL] 1820 CENSUS [1]
I have a photo copy of a page from the 1820 census for Franklin County, but I am missing the heading at the top of the page so I am unable to determine what the numbers to the right of the name stand for...# males, # females, etc. Could someone please help me with this information? Thank you, Sue Cramer
15. [PAFRANKL] Fw: [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: Bill /Peggy Straughen > About a month ago, I tried to obtain from the Coyle Library microfilm of > Chambersburg newspapers, - Valley Spirit from 1859 - 1861, and The Franklin > Repository - issues from 1859 and 1869. That particular roll of film has > "walked" away from the Library. Can anyone tell me where else to look for > these? I will be coming to Franklin Co. again in Oct and would really like > to look up some things in these
16. [PAFRANKL] Contacting Kittochtinny Historical Society [1]
I am interested in buying a book of Will Abstracts for Franklin County from the Kittochtinny Historical Society. Does anyone know of an email to get ahold of someone there to see if they have the available? Thanks! Anisah :) Anisah Haynes Haynesville@Juno.com ~ Time is Experience, and Experience is Wisdom ~ AOL IM: Anisah1969 ICQ 60362067 Old Genealogists don't die, they just lose their Census :)
17. [PAFRANKL] Stover/Miller [1]
Roger, On the 18th you listed the descendants of William Stover. In the third generation a Susan Stover married David Miller. >>4 Susan STOVER b: February 1, 1820 in Franklin Co., PA d: March 5, 1887 in Ogle Co., IL Burial: Plainview Cemetery, Mt. Morris, Ogle Co., IL Age at death: 67 ............. +David F. MILLER b: October 29, 1813 in Washington Co., MD m: April 17, 1844 in Ogle Co., IL d: June 30, 1889 in Ogle Co., IL Burial: Plainview Cemetery,
18. [PAFRANKL] genealogy research for hire? [1]
Can anyone point me to someone in the Chambersburg area who will do onsite research for a fee? I desperately need to take a look for land records and other items that can only be seen either at the court house or the historical society and I just don't seem to be able to schedule a time when I can be away from my office that works very well with their normal hours of operation. I've sent an inquiry to Kittochtinny with a donation but think they must be seriously backed up so am anxious to find another way
19. [PAFRANKL] Daniel Embick [1]
Descendants of Daniel Embick 1 Daniel EMBICK b: February 27, 1826 in Green Village, Franklin Co., PA (came to IL in about 1850) d: July 22, 1900 in Thomson, Carroll Co., IL Age at death: 74 Military service: Civil War, Co. C, 92nd IL Voluntary Infantry .. +Catherine CHRISTIAN m: December 5, 1850 d: 1863 Age at death: ? . 2 Charles C. EMBICK . 2
20. [PAFRANKL] Pasters of the Central United Presbyterian Church [1]
>From a history of the Central United Presbyterian Church, Chambersburg, PA (1868-1968): The Rev. Isaac Newton Hays, D.D. 1868-1874 The Rev. John Calvin Caldwell, D.D. 1874-1883 The Rev. John Jay Pomeroy, D.D. 1884-1889 The Rev. Thomas Johnston Sherrad 1890-1902 The Rev. Alfred Frederick Waldo 1903-1913 The Rev. George Alexander McAlister, PhD 1914-1930 The Rev. Melvin Watt Riddle, D.D. 1930-1956 The Rev. Donald Ellis May, S.T.M. 1957- Anisah Haynes Haynesville@Juno.com ~ T
21. [PAFRANKL] Thomas Cave [1]
Descendants of Thomas B. Cave 1 Thomas B. CAVE b: Abt. 1820 in PA (from 1860 Greene Twp., Franklin Co., PA census record) d: June 17, 1887 in Leaf River, Ogle Co., IL Age at death: 67 est. .. +Mary ? b: Abt. 1825 in PA . 2 George W. CAVE b: Abt. 1852 . 2 Mary CAVE b: Abt. 1854 . 2 John Franklin C
22. [PAFRANKL] United Brethren site [1]
Is there anyone out there who knows of possible sisters of Johan Jacob Rhodehamel who married Anna Maria Miller at Schwarzwald Ref. in Pennsylvania?
23. [PAFRANKL] Fw: Sneak Preview - New LVA Databases [1]
Ginny's mention of University of VA. brought this message to mind. I do not recall seeing this announcement on the list and it may be helpful. Regards, Mary Anne ----- Original Message ----- From: "Elizabeth Roderick" To: Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2001 4:56 PM Subject: Sneak Preview - New LVA Databases > Greetings - in the past, we have asked our VA-ROOTS and VA-HIST subscribers > to review and test the Library of Virginia's new digital resources
24. [PAFRANKL] Jacob MILLER [1]
I am looking for information and ancestry of Jacob MILLER, b. 1735 Franklin Co., PA; d. 1815 Montgomery Co., OH.; m. Mary GOODWIN 1763. Thanks for any help. Lynn Crooks --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? Get email alerts & NEW webcam video instant messaging with Yahoo! Messenger.
25. [PAFRANKL] Krebs - Kreps - Creps .... etc. [1]
Hi: I am an experienced searcher, new to the Franklin list. I track a number of Krebs families who arrived in American in the 1700s and early 1800s, and migrated across Pennsylvania and elsewhere. There were several Krebs families in Franklin County in the 1800s, and in nearby Maryland. I have some scattered information which I would like to use to define family lines. Perhaps we can share information for our mutual benefit. Any suggestions welcomed. Any spelling of the surname
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