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1. [PAGENWEB] Heritage Quest [1]
I access Heritage Quest through my local library, using my library card as access. I don't know if all libraries subscribe, but many do; that's how most folk I know here in CT get access. ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.
2. Re: [PAGENWEB] PAGENWEB Digest, Vol 2, Issue 89 [1]
I search HQ from local Carnegie Library---last year I learned how they do it in Ohio--from home---sent several e-mails to Library Personnel and all I received was--- it is to expensive and they MAY try to do it this year--so far--O Perhaps if more of us in Allegheny Co started an e-mail barrage maybe it might get the ball rolling Richard ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2007 3:01 AM Subject: PAGENWEB Digest, Vol 2,
3. Re: [PAGENWEB] Ships Passenger lists [1]
I cannot see any manifest. If you go to a public library you can search Charlotte Fischer and you will see what I have sent. There is a link you can see below that says "Search Ship Database: Search the Manon in the Passenger Ships and Images database but when I go there is says no record found. The only thing I could send is a printout of the passenger list and you can see it written out. Nancy -----Original Message----- From: pagenweb-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:pagenweb-bounces@rootsweb.com] On B
4. [PAGENWEB] MY BRICK WALL [1]
James Mack born 1781 PA unknown location possibly Allegheny or Montgomery Co's. Married 1825 Catherine Growall possibly Somerset Co. Could he have been married previous to this marriage as he would have been -44- at the time of this marriage. Any help you can give me would be appreciated. Thanks so much
5. [PAGENWEB] Fw: Old pictures! [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: BarbWatkins To: PAGENWEB-request@rootsweb.com Sent: Sunday, June 10, 2007 1:05 PM Subject: Old pictures! Awhile back some old pictures were sent out on this website. There was one with a fellow on a horse with a group of men. His name was James Bracy Oliver. At the time I figured he wasn't one of my family members. I think he might have been and need a copy of that old picture for myself and another relative. Is it possible to get it sent back? If so thank you
6. Re: [PAGENWEB] Ships Passenger lists [1]
ok nancy i have tried several places on google with no reponse or managed to find anything out, i have to go to the doctor tomorrow to see about torn ligments in my ankle which is why i can't got anywhere to do research, ann ----- Original Message ----- From: "Nancy Gibert" To: Sent: Sunday, June 03, 2007 3:51 PM Subject: Re: [PAGENWEB] Ships Passenger lists >I cannot see any manifest. If you go to a public library you can search > Charlotte Fischer an
7. Re: [PAGENWEB] Heritage Quest [1]
I am not sure about the entire state but in Lima I can get it at home by using my library card. Ray Harlow Elida Oh ----- Original Message ----- From: "WARREN ARTLEY" To: Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2007 1:57 AM Subject: Re: [PAGENWEB] Heritage Quest > Heritage Quest is also available in Florida thru the public libraries. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Marjorie Brubeck > To: pagenweb@rootsweb.com
8. Re: [PAGENWEB] Pennsylvania Train Wrecks, Fires & Other Disasters .... [1]
If anyone has Archeological aspirations or connections, there was a train wreck in the 1920s (give or take a decade)on the banks of the Susquehanna River just south of the West and North Branch convergence in Shamokin Dam where the RR made a 90 degree turn to go over the River to Sunbury, PA on the other side. Well it seems one Engineer running late was going a little to fast for the curve. Some of the train went into the old Canal mud, the locomotive was sucked into the mud due to its weight. The box cars
9. [PAGENWEB] JOSEPH NORRIS, Colonial Ancestor in Huntingdon Co. [1]
Searching for genealogical data on Joseph Norris, Sr. (11 Jan 1728 Sharpsville, Price George Co; now Washington co., MD) to Huntingdon Co., PA about 1750. He was married to Jane Moody b. 1730 Wales, d. 1817 Huntingdon Co., PA. I need any documentation that Joseph Norris provided service during the Colonial period (pre 1776) so that proof may be established for membership in Daughters of the American Colonists. I will appreciate gratefully any help. . . . . a note from Nell ****************
10. Re: [PAGENWEB] Ships Passenger lists [1]
this all true nancy please send me a copy of the manifest ----- Original Message ----- From: "Nancy Gibert" To: Sent: Saturday, May 26, 2007 1:32 PM Subject: Re: [PAGENWEB] Ships Passenger lists > Can you give me Thomas and Elizabeth's ages, when do you think they > arrived? > Where were they coming from? Is Hempstead in NY? What years did they > live > there? Any children. If I know this it will help identify them on > passenger ships. > Nancy > > -
11. Re: [PAGENWEB] MY BRICK WALL [1]
I have No idea about Heritage Quest, some have said that you can use heritage quest at your local library with your library card if they have it, if not your local LDS branch library may have access to it. Thanks for asking/
12. Re: [PAGENWEB] MY BRICK WALL [1]
Coleen, I checked Heritage Quest with my library card and could not find any listing of your person on any 1800, 1910, or 1820 census record. You might go to Rootsweb.com and enter the name in the inquiry section and see if some one replies. Another place to look is familysearch.org. These also have been a help for me. I have had some results listing the name on Google or Yahoo. Keep trying. Warren ----- Original Message ----- From: Coleen Coleman To: pagenweb@ro
13. Re: [PAGENWEB] MY BRICK WALL [1]
I tried one more thing...2 men are reported as HOH in the 1830 census report for German, Fayette Co. PA with the name of Jacob Mack. Also, in the same census report year (1830) a variety of families show up in various places in PA with names like Grawl (mostly Graul...but other variations as well). The names reported in the early censuses often were spelled differently from census to census. This obviously creates annoying difficulties when trying to do research. Good Luck...drew -----Original Messa
14. Re: [PAGENWEB] Heritage Quest [1]
I was reading the message below and went to my library and check it out.B I also was able to sign on. Thanks for the tip.B Jackie -----Original Message----- From: Edythe98@aol.com To: pagenweb@rootsweb.com Sent: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 9:22 am Subject: Re: [PAGENWEB] Heritage Quest also access HeritageQuest through my library card for my local library. any libraries now have "Remote Access" set up for their Heritage membership and all you need is your library card number to sign on. HeritageQuest is
15. Re: [PAGENWEB] MY BRICK WALL [1]
Thanks so much. Know he married in 1825 either (supposition) Allegheny or Montgomery Co PA to Catherine Growall according to some records I found online by a lady over in CO who I have recently corresponded with, her listing was on Family Search.Org If I could find the church they were married by possibly would tell me when for sure and where he was born and to who. Know he was born 1781-2 PA unknown location. I also have been in touch with a lady who has told me her Perry Mack was the grandson of my Perr
16. Re: [PAGENWEB] Heritage Quest [1]
Just one more bit about Heritage Quest -- beside the ability to use it from home with your library card, many of the NARA offices used to (I haven't been there in awhile now) had it on-site.B I found it was extremely useful to be able to look things up on HQ, and then go to the Archives resources right there as a cross-reference tool.B If you have a regional office of the National Archives, it's helpful to check on what resources they have available, as well. smg _______________________________________
17. [PAGENWEB] You ain't goin believe this Bubba! [1]
Andy, Some wonderful person had the DAR mail me the membership papers for William Kelly wife Martha McCourtney. Line William born 1754 Ireland d 1779 Shippensburg James b 1779 Shippensburg Pa d 1861 Washington county Pa James b 1822 Washington Pa d 1881 Washington cty James Kelly Jr b 1865 Pa d 1935 Washington cty George William 1894washington Cty d 1992 Wshington cty George William b 1917 Washington county d 1992 Washington cty Children of William and Martha Mccourtney Mary m Richard Mounts Jane m John
18. [PAGENWEB] Pennsylvania Train Wrecks, Fires & Other Disasters .... [1]
Pennsylvania Train Wrecks, Fires & Other Disaster articles - just added at gendisasters.com -------- Allentown, Pennsylvania Train Wreck July 1858 http://www.gendisasters.com/data1/pa/trains/allentown-trainwreck-jul1858.htm Surnames: Donnally, Field, Kinsey, Landers, Meyers, Wolf -------- Ben Avon, Pennsylvania, Mar 1908 http://www.gendisasters.com/data1/pa/fires/benavon-fire-mar1908.htm Surnames: Lee, Young -------- Birmingham, Pennsylvania Fire Apr 1854 http://www.gendisasters.com/data1/pa/fires
19. [PAGENWEB] RYAN, John [1]
RYAN, John Edwards b. abt 1880 the youngest of 15 children, 9 sister and 5 brothers in Pennsylvania. His father raised horses and later went to Ireland leaving his wife and the 15 children in Pennsylvania. John went to a seminary to become a priest, he got TB and had to leave the seminary, went to Denver, where he met and married GREEN, May. Then he moved to San Francisc. John had a brother Jimmy you was a baseball player. I know very little about this line. Thank you.
20. Re: [PAGENWEB] Heritage Quest [1]
I also access HeritageQuest through my library card for my local library. Many libraries now have "Remote Access" set up for their Heritage membership and all you need is your library card number to sign on. HeritageQuest is now only available to libraries and historical societies - no more private membership. In a message dated 6/18/2007 7:07:33 PM Eastern Daylight Time, SGowen4089@aol.com writes: I access Heritage Quest through my local library, using my library card as access. I don't know
21. Re: [PAGENWEB] MY BRICK WALL [1]
collen coleman, do i have to have a password for heritage quet or is this a site i have to pay for, i tried the site and i don't have a passwrod, do you know if i have to pay to use this site, does anyone have a passwoord and user name i could use, i know this is asking alot, thanks for you time ann derner donannd@shentel.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Coleen Coleman" To: ; ; Sent: Monday, Ju
22. [PAGENWEB] Patrick STANTON b 1866 Ireland d 1934 Taylor boro Scranton, PA [1]
Patrick STANTON b in Ireland d Taylor boro Scranton PA 1934 Scranton Times Friday Nov 23, 1934 Patrick J. STANTON died at the family home 105 Church St Taylor today. He was about 68 born in Ireland coming to the US when he was a young man. Possibly immigrating between 1878-1882. He operated a hotel on Main St Taylor for about 30 years. He was a member of the Church of the Immaculate Conception Church Taylor. Surviving are his wife (Margaret SULLIVAN) 2 sons John and Joseph STANTON; 2
23. [PAGENWEB] Pennsylvania College, Gettysburg, PA Class of 1917 Photo [1]
Pennsylvania College, Gettysburg, PA Class of 1917 Photo http://www.familyoldphotos.com/9c/2p/pa_college_gettysburg_class1917.htm The Class of 1917 photographed on Nov. 21, 1913 when they were freshmen. Class Roll: Morville Ashton, Elmer Beale, Wilbert Beechy, Marie Bentz, Howard Bink, Mark Bishop, Robert Boden, George Bookhultz, Minnie Bortner, Vance Boyd, William Boyson, John Braunlein, Willis Brenneman, Clifford Campbell, James Cannen, Raymond Carlson, Arthur Clemens, D. Clifton Daugherty, Charles Di
24. Re: [PAGENWEB] Heritage Quest [1]
Heritage Quest is also available in Florida thru the public libraries. ----- Original Message ----- From: Marjorie Brubeck To: pagenweb@rootsweb.com Sent: Tuesday, June 19, 2007 12:31 PM Subject: Re: [PAGENWEB] Heritage Quest In Maryland you can access Heritage Quest at home, by using your Library card number for any Maryland Public library. ----- Original Message ----- From: Edythe98@aol.com
25. Re: [PAGENWEB] MY BRICK WALL [1]
A James Mack of the appropriate age shows up in the 1830 census for Henry Clay Township, Fayette Co. PA. So, perhaps you want to concentrate your search for his parents in this Twp. and Co. James (apparently the same man based on his reported age) subsequently shows up in the 1840 and 1850 census report for Jasper, IN. He doesn't seem to show up again, so he probably died before 1860. You might want to see if any churches in Jasper have a record of his death. Further, their might be a record of a will,
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