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1. Re: [PALANCAS-L] Pa German Pioneers [1]
have you tried bookfinders.com or E-Bay? -----Original Message----- From: civi To: PALANCAS-L@rootsweb.com Date: Monday, July 31, 2000 1:49 PM Subject: [PALANCAS-L] Pa German Pioneers >Has anyone noticed this book offered for sale anywhere, or noticed it >available for lookups? >Tom > >book "Pennsylvania German Pioneers" by Ralph B. Strassburger and William J. >Hinke, published in 1934 by the Pennsylvania > >German Society, Norristown, PA > > >
2. Re: [PALANCAS-L] Bar, Barr, Baer, Bare [1]
Pamela, I am looking for Andrew BAR son of Hans Michael and father of Daniel. Andrew was born in Lancaster County Pa in 1730. What I need to know is who was his wife and mother of my Daniel born in 1755 in Somerset County Pa. One person told me that there was an Andrew BAR that was a Captain in the Rev war and I would like to find out if he was the one that is Daniels father and have a source to give DAR on him as my second Patriot. HOST GFS Nance@aol.com
3. [PALANCAS-L] FARRAR family [1]
Is anyone else researching FARRAR family? I was told by a family member that there were two Farrar brothers, Peter and John who died in 1766 on the British prison ship the Jersey. Would be interested in more on the Farrar's.
4. Re: [PALANCAS-L] John Barr (Bare) [1]
The following is from The History of Lancaster county. Ellie Subject : Pioneer Settlers in Pequea History of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, with Biographical Sketches of Many of its Pioneers and Prominent Men Chapter LXXI. Pequea Township Just when the sturdy pioneer wended his way to what is now Pequea township and "warranted his tract," or "staked out his claim," is not definitely known, yet it was some time prior to 1780, as the assessment-roll of that ye
5. [PALANCAS-L] Abraham Barr [1]
Yvonne, Sending this to the list since I am at work and don't have my email address book with me. The information I found on Abraham Barr was on the Ancestry.com pedigree files submitted by Tinker45@Prodigy.net. It shows Abraham Barr Born Dec 10, 1770 Died Jul 23 1836 Father Martin Barr Mother Maria Herr (Maria's father was Abraham Herr) Spouse Susanna Herr Here is the site. Hope you can get there. If not I could download the file and send it to you as an attachment privately. http://awt.ancestry.co
6. Re: [PALANCAS-L] SHANK/SCHENK [1]
Ray, I have a Fanny Shank Born 9/7/1814 married Jacob Snider born 11/16/1808. Fannys parents were Michael Shank II born 6/13/1783 Penn. He married Barbara Weideman born 1790. They were married in Markham, Ontario, Canada. I know this isn't an exact match but I thought it was close enough to write. Good luck Kurt At 01:45 AM 8/6/00 -0400, you wrote: >I see some other inquiries re: this family. I am still trying to get any >info on Fannie Shank born about 1787 and married to Jacob STONER 10 Jan >18
7. [PALANCAS-L] Associators and Militia [1]
Can someone tell me what township the 6th Company of the Nineth Batalion of Lancaster County Militia was from in 1781? Also what township was the 6th balation from during 1778 and 1779? Thanks Jean
8. [PALANCAS-L] Apology from moi. [1]
I'd like to apologize to all the list. Some how, what I sent directly to the peron ended up on the list. Although, I said nothing out of line. My repsonse was made to the person, and she brought it here. Fot that I am sorry. P.S To the person who said I didn't cap my own surname.. if you are referring to the one below.. it is a signature file. It goes at the end of every email I send out:) I don't need to research TIRSEK since they are all in Solvenia and Denmark :) Ta -- Tina B. Tirsek American living i
9. Re: [PALANCAS-L] Advantage:CAPS [1]
--WebTV-Mail-3389-3215 Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit Typing surnames in capitals would be a benifit, since some could also be a first name. My grandfathers surname was CHARLES, which could be 1st, 2nd, or last name. --WebTV-Mail-3389-3215 Content-Disposition: Inline Content-Type: Message/RFC822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit Received: from mailsorter-101-7.iap.bryant.webtv.net (209.240.198.41) by storefull-224.iap.bryant.webtv.net with WTV-SMTP; Fri, 4
10. [PALANCAS-L] AUG 21 LANC DIARY ENTRY [1]
August 21, Wednesday The Council of Safety ordered payment to Col. Bartram Galbreath for "Blankets for the use of his Battalion . . . (also) for Bayonet Scabbards for Cartouch Boxes, and Powder Horns . . . " The Council also approved payment for ,'mileage" for 2 men of Galbreath's Battalion. (54) Source: Lancaster Diary 1776 Compiled by Walter F. Ayars III for the Greater Lancaster Chapter Of The Lancaster Bicentennial Committe, 1976 This diary is made up of Excerpts from diaries, day books, journals, n
11. [PALANCAS-L] Re: PALANCAS-D Digest V00 #417 [1]
In a message dated 8/2/00 9:03:01 PM, PALANCAS-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: >I would also appreciate a check for George Rhoades/Rhodes/Roth, etc. who > >married an Anna or Armakella in PA before 1790. Thank you very much for >your >effort. > >Gerald Rhoades > Gerald, Do you have a connection to this any where? I have very little as you can see, and would appreciate any info that you might have! I am trying to verify what I have and also trying to extend it. Thank you very much, Carol A. Kaltriter
12. Re: [PALANCAS-L] Christian Barr [1]
Is anyone descended from Galli Bar and son Hans Michael Bar? I found a Johannes BAiR on a ship that shows that he was coming her as an indentured servant for 7 years. I am wondering if this is really Galli BAR? Nance
13. [PALANCAS-L] German names [1]
http://www.rootsweb.com/~GENHOME/tttmp01.htm
14. Re: [PALANCAS-L] MILLERSVILLE MENNONITE [1]
Dear Karl, Thank you so very much for the information on the Millersville Mennonite. I do appreciate it very much. Sincerely, Carol Miller
15. Re: [PALANCAS-L] Daniel/Rosina [1]
Pamela, this is from the for what it's worth department, but I have a Rosina Weiser b. 2-1-1745 in Berks Co. d. 5-14-1798 m. Nicholas Heist. Yvonne
16. Re: [PALANCAS-L] GOODS in Lancaster [1]
Thank you Grace for your information. Yvonne
17. Re: [PALANCAS-L] Barr marriages prior to 1790 [1]
These were pulled from the marriage records of PA prior to 1790. Ellie. July 11 1774 John Barr and Sarah Thompson May 18 1775 Margaret Barr and Henry Kreps Dec 6 1770 Martha Barr and Matthias Orrick Nov 5 1765 Rachael Barr and Josiah Forster March 20 1776 Thomas Barr and Mary Barclay Apr 8 1772 George Barr and Mary Eakon Oct 31, 1760 Jennet Barr and Griffith Jones June 1746 Zachariah Barr and Jane Griffin
18. Re: [PALANCAS-L] Barbara BAR & Jacob BOWMAN [1]
George, I am sorry to say that I cannot find this person. According to my main source on my Bowman family, there were more than 40 families with the name Bowman or Bauman who entered the ports between 1700-1775. Apparently this is of another line. I will keep my eyes open for you. Sorry I couldn't help. Yvonne
19. Re: [PALANCAS] Sankey [1]
The Rev. Sangrey is mentioned in Presbyterians in Pennsylvania by Guy Soulliard Klett, University of Pennsylvania Press, 1937, page 230. Here is the quote. "According to information that was furnished (Rev.) Backhouse by the Reverend Richard Sangrey, the Presbyterian minister at Hanover, Hanover township, Lancaster County (now in Dauphin County), the New Side movement did not seriously affect Sanckey's congregation because" he was happy in having his Congregation chiefly to consist of Church of England Pe
20. Re: [PALANCAS-L] "Emigrants, Refugees and Prisoners" [was: Bar, Barr, Baer, Bare] [1]
Linnea: I went through all the references to Funk in the Davis book. I didn't find any matches. Sorry! There are two other volumes out there. The main couple of families he listed were they families that were in Shenandoah Co., VA in 1750. Those names didn't match up either. Pam -----Original Message----- From: Linnea Miller To: PALANCAS-L@rootsweb.com Date: Wednesday, August 23, 2000 6:17 PM Subject: [PALANCAS-L] "Emigrants, Refugees and Prisoners"
21. Re: [PALANCAS-L] Several Lancaster Families [1]
Good e-mail. Just a thought to all. We get so many postings and most of us are already so busy. If we could, could we all caps on surnames and subjects. That would help speed me along. Thanks.
22. [PALANCAS-L] EEAARRLLYY marriage records [1]
My family records show that Thomas ELLIOT(T) m. Martha CROZIER in 1798. The info indicates the marriage was performed by a Baptist minister named BOYLIN. Has anyone seen the minister's name before? Would records of a marriage this early exist? Bill Boyle
23. Re: [PALANCAS-L] Ca. 1765 Marriage Records [1]
Ellie, what a wonderful offer, that I will take you up on. I am looking for a marriage between: Abraham Barr & Betsy Brencey Howry (widow). You are special. Thank you. Yvonne
24. Re: [PALANCAS-L] Bethany Reformed Church, Ephrata, Lancaster County [1]
Grace, You are an angel. One of God's Heavenly Messengers is named Grace. You must be named for her. Thank you so much. Arlene
25. Re: [PALANCAS-L] MILLERSVILLE MENNONITE [1]
Hello Carol- From Churches and Cemeteries of Lancaster County.........by Rineer Millersville Mennonite Church is located on the North side of Millesville Pike (PA. Route 999) Millersville Borough, Lancaster, PA. {no zip code given} The Millersville Mennonite Cemetery was formally in Lancaster Twsp. and burials began in 1757. The cemetery adjoins the church. This cemetery contains many gravestones brought in from private graveyards. The records are held by Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society 2215
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