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1. Re: [PAGENWEB] Need German translation [1]
Researcher0071@aol.com wrote: > >Jeff, > >Unfortunately I do not have the original. I was reviewing my records and I >found this phrase under a marriage and it didn't make sense to me. The >notation that I made on it was that it was from a German IGI p. 222343. This work >was done so long ago that I don't recall where I viewed that German IGI. I >do have proof that the marriage actually did take place in the Lemberg >Reformed Church, Pfalz, Bayern in 1733. So I think I will just erase tha
2. Re: [PAGENWEB] Baptisms book [1]
Thank you very much for looking. Geller could be spelt a different way. Audrey ----- Original Message ----- From: "laney" To: Sent: Thursday, July 05, 2007 5:41 AM Subject: Re: [PAGENWEB] Baptisms book > Audrey, > The only Geller I have listed is a Christopher and he is from > Philadelphia > County. Nothing for Goldsborough and my CD doesn,t cover Montgomery > County. > Could Geller be spelled differently? > Laney > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "a
3. Re: [PAGENWEB] Baptisms book [1]
From a listing of children of George Schall and Catharine Newhard: Children 1. Mary Magdalena Schall b: 4 MAY 1760 2. Margaret Schall b: 24 FEB 1762 3. Catharine Elisabeth Schall b: 4 MAR 1764 4. Catherine Schall 5. George Schall b: 26 DEC 1768 6. Tobias Schall b: 15 DEC 1771 7. Maria Schall 8. Salome Schall 9. Jacob Schall b: 29 AUG 1779 This list does not answer the two Catharine question either... appears to be two, but no proof > here's what Humphrey's books fo
4. Re: [PAGENWEB] Veno St Philadelphia [1]
I was just looking at the copy of the card at Ancestry.com I enlarged it several times and my vote would be for VINE St. ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.
5. Re: [PAGENWEB] Baptisms book [1]
Janet...if you're referring to St. Joseph's Reformed and Lutheran Church, Pike Township, I have books by John T. Humphrey on PA Births/Baptisms (1710-1800) that includes that church...what name(s) are you looking for? -----Original Message----- From: pagenweb-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:pagenweb-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Researcher0071@aol.com Sent: Tuesday, July 03, 2007 9:19 AM To: pagenweb@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [PAGENWEB] Baptisms book Hi Maggie, I am sorry, I should have put Berks
6. Re: [PAGENWEB] Veno St Philadelphia [1]
I am previously from Philadelphia area and Vine Street is in the center of the town and a very long road. I am know that the street has been there for a very long time with that name. As a matter of fact Independence Square is right along it. Lorraine now of Florida > > From: MaggieMole@aol.com > Date: 2007/07/02 Mon AM 04:21:44 EST > To: pagenweb@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [PAGENWEB] Veno St Philadelphia > > > I think Veno is Italian for wine? > > > Yes, "vino" is anyway. I'm going with Vine f
7. [PAGENWEB] PA Naturalization Records - Where to write? [1]
I need to obtain a copy of a naturalization record from 1907 in PA. I've searched various PA Vital Records links (state and county level depts.) and can't find any mention of where to write for these records. The person was living in Clearfield Co. (Morrisdale Township) in 1907. Side Question: If anyone has requested this type of record from PA, does it include the individual's parents' names? Thanks! Sara
8. Re: [PAGENWEB] Need German translation [1]
Joe, They were married in the Lemberg E & R church. I just didn't know why I had added this german phrase to the marriage record. It sounded like something military to me and I wondered what it could be. I wrote it on the record too many years ago to remember any more about it. Janet In a message dated 7/20/2007 2:28:49 P.M. Central Daylight Time, jpatter@comcast.net writes: > Isn't Pirmasans [sp?] a town in Bavaria, [Bayern] the second word "Evaneliscue" looks to me like a misspel
9. Re: [PAGENWEB] Baptisms book [1]
Fellow US listers...there are many free sources of genealogical info--such as local libraries, historical societies, and genealogical societies--some of which have on-line query capabilities, and most of which will have references on the population of the early US (1600's and 1700's). The point is that we "rooters" are inclined to help each other, but it's only fair that we all do our homework before asking for research assistance. If such local research sources don't pan out, then ask for help. I'm not
10. [PAGENWEB] Baptisms book [1]
If anyone has the book with Hill (St. Joseph) Reformed Church Baptisms for the 1700's, could you please look up two baptisms for me. I need to find the correct dates of the baptisms and/or births. Thank you, Janet ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.
11. Re: [PAGENWEB] Veno St Philadelphia [1]
Venango? Bob, Marlton, NJ ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, July 01, 2007 1:20 PM Subject: [PAGENWEB] Veno St Philadelphia > Hi Listers, > > Does anyone know if a street called Veno Street existed in Phildelphia in > 1918? I have the WW1 draft registration card for Michael Rooney, born > Ireland > 1876 and is shows his address - but I am having difficulty making out the > street name. It might have bee
12. [PAGENWEB] "Militär" = military church [1]
"Militdr" would be an abbreviation for "Militdrkirche", more commonly called in German "Garnisonkirche" (as, for example, the historically famous "Garnisonkirche" in Potsdam). The Prussian army had a Protestant officer corps, and so in towns with military installations/barracks, a local church would be designated as the military church. Sorry for being pedantic here. Jeff Richards M|nster -----Original Message----- From: pagenweb-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:pagenweb-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Re
13. Re: [PAGENWEB] Rheinland-Palatinate and Bavaria [1]
german research is important to me too I am reseraching the german Name fischer, william g fischer, born in 1833 and charlotte fischer born around 1849 , i think, ann derner donannnd@shentel.net ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Friday, July 20, 2007 3:50 PM Subject: Re: [PAGENWEB] Rheinland-Palatinate and Bavaria > > Jeff, > > I believe I do need to review my German history. This marriage took > place > in 1733. I have another line tha
14. Re: [PAGENWEB] Baptisms book [1]
Janet, It was a custom with German's to give their children 2 names, and then they went by the middle name. For example your George Schall was actually John George, and if he had any brothers their first name would also be John. So I am willing to bet that your Elizabeth given name was Catherine Elizabeth and she went by Elizabeth. Also many were named for their sponsors. For the birth of your Catherine Elisabetha the sponsors were Georg Kuntz and Elisa Margretha. I have the sponsors for the other bi
15. Re: [PAGENWEB] Baptisms book [1]
Nell, Sorry my CD doesn't cover Northampton county. But since he has an unusual first name I did check the listings for the other counties, but there is nothing. Sorry I couldn't help. Laney ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, July 03, 2007 9:29 PM Subject: Re: [PAGENWEB] Baptisms book > > > Laney, if you would not mind, would you look up in Zion Lutheran Church, > Northampton County, PA 1748-1767 the name of Debolt Beck or Devault Beck > or
16. Re: [PAGENWEB] Baptisms book [1]
Laney: Do you have anything on Henry,Jefferson, Mary Geller from Bucks Co. PA? Also is George Moyer & wife Kathryn Leister of Montgomery Co. PA.? I also have goldsboroughs in Adams Co.PA. Thanks Audrey ----- Original Message ----- From: "laney" To: Sent: Tuesday, July 03, 2007 8:10 PM Subject: Re: [PAGENWEB] Baptisms book > Nell, > Sorry my CD doesn't cover Northampton county. > But since he has an unusual first name I did check the listings for the >
17. Re: [PAGENWEB] baptism records [1]
Becky, I am sorry I am so late in answering you, a little thing called mantatory overtime got in my way. Anyway my church records only go up to 1800, however I did looked thought it for both names for Dierolf there are many listings, but nothing for Hilzinger. I fyou have any first names prior to 1800 I would be glad to look. Laney ----- Original Message ----- From: "Becky Sanning" To: Sent: Thursday, July 05, 2007 10:00 AM Subject: Re: [PAGENWEB] bapt
18. [PAGENWEB] QUESTIONS FOR PITTSBGH AREA [1]
I have my great x grandma Maria Britton Conrad 's diary from 1898 of her trip to Devon, England after a 56 yr absence. She lived in Pittsbgh and mentions many friends in Pittsbgh before leaving and many Pittsburghers that she met after departing in London, Liverpool and Paris. Is there a Pittsbgh list that I can mention these names so i can send them copies and find out who they were (probably some were well known as she was connected to Carnegie Steel)? Her husband Adam Conrad was born in Germany an
19. Re: [PAGENWEB] Need German translation [1]
Not so fast, here is what I think is going on: There is a small place in the Rheinland-Palatinate called Pirmasens (see Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pirmasens) You have " Pirmasens Evaneliscue und Militdr": I think this might possibly be corrected to: "Pirmasens Evangelische und Militdr"[-kirche]" which would mean: the "Protestant (well, Evangelical, but Lutherans call themselves Evangelical in Germany) and Military Church of Pirmasens" Hope this helps. Jeff Richards M|nster (where it is
20. Re: [PAGENWEB] QUESTIONS FOR PITTSBGH AREA [1]
Your best bet would be to post to the Allegheny County mailing list at http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/usa/PA/allegheny.html#PAALLEGH I found the Conrad family in 1870 in the 14th Ward, Pittsburg (now spelled Pittsburgh). Adam, 55, b. Bavaria Maria, 41, b England Anne C., 13, b. PA William, 11 ,b PA Eva, 9, b PA Oscar, 2/12, b. PA 1880 Adam Conrad, 61, b. Prussia as were his parents Mariah Conrad, wife, 55, b. Prussia as were her parents (obviously this was an error) Annie, daughter, 23, school teacher,
21. [PAGENWEB] Berks Co. Church question [1]
Could someone please tell me if any of the following churches are the same church or are they three different churches? Oley Reformed Church, Oley Twp., Berks Co. Salem (Oley) Reformed Church, Spangsville, PA St. John's Hill U. C. C. (St. Joseph's) Church Janet ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.
22. Re: [PAGENWEB] Baptisms book [1]
Hi Laney, I've wondered if that weren't the case with the two girls being the same person. It seems likely especially since there seems to be only one birth date for the two girls. I would love to have the sponsors for the children. Janet In a message dated 7/3/2007 7:27:15 P.M. Central Daylight Time, ekw321@alltel.net writes: Janet, It was a custom with German's to give their children 2 names, and then they went by the middle name. For example your George Schall was actually John
23. [PAGENWEB] Pennsylvania Explosions, Train Wrecks & other disasters [1]
Pennsylvania Explosions, Train Wrecks & other disaster articles - just added at http://www.gendisasters.com -------- Brownsville, Pennsylvania Empire Mine Explosion Sept 1898 http://www.gendisasters.com/data1/pa/mines/brownsville-mineexpl-sept1898.htm Surnames: Baker, Bennett, Cartwright, Davidson, Hagar, Hall, Halston, McIntyre, Pritchard -------- Brownsville, Pennsylvania Braznell Mine Explosion Dec 1899 http://www.gendisasters.com/data1/pa/mines/brownsville-mineexp-dec1899.htm Surnames: Jones, Pa
24. Re: [PAGENWEB] Veno St Philadelphia [1]
I think Veno is Italian for wine? Yes, "vino" is anyway. I'm going with Vine for now, having had a good look at the written word, and have found Vine St near the centre of Philadelphia, so it does make sense. Thanks to all listers. Maggie
25. Re: [PAGENWEB] Baptisms book [1]
That is the correct church. I need the births/baptisms of Elizabeth Schall, dau. of George Schall and Catharina Neuhardt and her sister or possibly the same person, Catharina Elizabeth Schall. Thank you, Janet In a message dated 7/3/2007 8:47:57 A.M. Central Daylight Time, andrew46@comcast.net writes: Janet...if you're referring to St. Joseph's Reformed and Lutheran Church, Pike Township, I have books by John T. Humphrey on PA Births/Baptisms (1710-1800) that includes that church...what na
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