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1. [PALANCAS] Peter DELABAUGH, father of Elizabeth [1]
If anyone has any additional information and wishes to share it, I'd love to know more about: PETER DELABAUGH, father of ELIZABETH DELABAUGH, b. May 02, 1754; d. March 01, 1845. ELIZABETH DELABAUGH married JACOB GRAYBILL, son of CHRISTIAN GRAYBILL and FERDONIA. He was born 1742, and died December 27, 1810 in Donegal Twp, Lanc Co, PA. Thanks! Grace Graybill
2. Re: [PALANCAS] Look ups [1]
I have two if you don't mind. First is Daniel St. Clair/Sinclair b. Scotland 1757. Any Auchmuty/Auchmudy whatsoever. Thank you very much. Linda At 12:35 PM 3/10/01 -0700, you wrote: >I have just received from an estate 1 thru 6 volumes of "Directory of >Scottish Settlers in North America" 1625-1825. I will do look ups, but I >will need a given name also as on some surnames their would be to many to do >in six volumes. > >Jack
3. Re: [PALANCAS] Conner [1]
Walt, My husband's family are Conners who are found in the 1790 census for Dauphin County (in 1781 it was part of Lancaster County). David Conner m. Abigail Rhodes. David died suddenly in 1792. He had several children of which I have some information--none named Timothy. It is said that David Conner came to America about 1750, probably from Ireland, as a young boy, and that he had family already settled in Pennsylvania, probably Philadelphia or Chester County. I have not been able to find this f
4. [PALANCAS] Banished Scots [1]
Margaret Anderson, wife of John Copland, tenant in Upper mains of Allardyce, Thief, banished sto Plantations for 7 years, 1770. Robert Anderson, Servant to John McKenzie of Balmaduthie, Ross-Shire, Jacobite in Cromarty's regiment. Prisoner in Inverness and Tilbury. Transported by Samuel Smith to Jamaica or Barbados, 31 March 1747. William Anderson, Royalisst soldier captured atd Worcestesr. Transported on John and Sarah, master John Green, from Gravesesnd 13 May 1652 to Boston. There is no Willsons or McK
5. Re: [PALANCAS] Biographical History of Lancaster Co - 1872 (T) [1]
Thanks Linda. I would like the TAYLOR family if you're not too swamped. Michele ----- Original Message ----- From: "Linda Garrett" To: Sent: Monday, March 26, 2001 6:16 PM Subject: [PALANCAS] Biographical History of Lancaster Co - 1872 (T) > So sorry, somehow the "T"s were overlooked when I posted the listing of > names: > > TAYLOR - Family > THOMPSON, Andrew > > Linda > > > ==== PALANCAS Mailing List ==== > Surnames in subject line should be in ca
6. [PALANCAS] Isaac G Davis East Earl Twp 1880 Census [1]
I found the following family on the 1880 Federal Census and the 1880 Farm Census and wondered if anyone knows the wife's maiden name, parents' names and the parents of Bertha, 7 and Annie, 30. Isaac G Davis, 33, Tinsmith Mary B, 36, wife Samuel B, 9, son Oliver L, 7, son James P, 1, son Clara Wenger, 22, servant Samuel Davis, 73, retired tinsmith ( Isaac's father or possibly grandfather?) Christiana, 74, wife Lydia E Wenger, 42, daughter - dressmaker Jennie ?, 20, granddaughter - segar maker Annie Blair,
7. [PALANCAS] Biographical History Lookup [1]
Linda, Could you please check the Bio listings and see if the following surnames are listed. Martzall/Martzell Gerhart/Gerhard Samuel Greiner Thank you very much in advance for checking. Sue Prettyman
8. Re: [PALANCAS] Lookups in Biographical History of Lancaster Co. [1]
Jan, About half way through all this, it occured to me to do just that. It will take some time and I'll probably split up the names in different sections. Watch for an alphabetical listing...... Linda Butte52506@aol.com wrote: > Why don't you just type the list of surnames on here. Then everyone won't be > asking unless they see their name. Jan > > ==== PALANCAS Mailing List ==== > Who, Where, When. > A GOOD subject says:...... John SMITH, Arkansas, 1850-1876 > A bad one says: ........ My family
9. Re: [PALANCAS] Fw: [BS-L] English Public Records [1]
Jan, how about lokking up in your book JOHN BOYLAND Thanks ROWLAND SMUCK rsmuck@rosenet.net researching Schmuck/Smuck, James Blair, Phillip Butt, Maria Bari, John Boylan, Beulah Van Horn, Barbara Ann Frankford. -----Original Message----- From: jcurtis To: PALANCAS-L@rootsweb.com Date: Tuesday, March 06, 2001 9:06 PM Subject: [PALANCAS] Fw: [BS-L] English Public Records >I have this book, by Coldham, which lists people who were deported from >England. > >The
10. Re: [PALANCAS] Help in Identifying "Gieder Sammlung" [1]
Geider is a family name (surname). Sammlung is a collection. It's possible it could be a book regarding a collection of information on a family named Geider. My husband speaks fluent German and this is how he interpreted it. Carolyn
11. [PALANCAS] Biographical History of Lancaster Co. - 1872 [1]
M - P MACKEY, James MARSTELLER, Philip MARTIN, B.F. MARTIN, David M. MARTIN, George MARTIN, Hugh MARTIN, Hon. Peter MATHIOT, John MAXWELL, Hugh MAXWELL, Robert MAY, David MAYER, Christian MAYER, George MAYER, Rev. Dr. Louis MAYER, Nathaniel MC ALISTER, Archibald MC ALISTER, Jacob MC CAMANT, John CM CLEERY, Carpenter MC CLURE, Jospeh MC CULLOCH, William MC EVOY, Patrick MC GOWAN - Family MC GRANN, John MC GRANN, Richard MC LENEGAN, Zephaniah MC MILLAN, John MC SPARREN, James MEHAFFEY, Hugh MERCER, Capt. J.
12. Re: [PALANCAS] Re: Can Anyone Answer [1]
A score is 20. 3x20=60
13. Re: [PALANCAS] The Genealogy Shop [1]
I wonder if she's updating it. The site is still at http://www.angelfire.com/pa3/thegenealogyshop/ but there's no data there. However, her page on cemetery links is still there: http://www.angelfire.com/pa3/thegenealogyshop/Cemeteries.html Sue, are you out there? Valerie
14. Re: [PALANCAS] Re: Can Anyone Answer [1]
Three score= 60
15. [PALANCAS] My Line from PA to KY 1800 [1]
My first message to the list, and I hope someone can provide additional information or pointers on the following: Descendants of Robert Boyd 1 Robert Boyd b: Abt. 1760 d: 1827 in Harrison County, Kentucky . +?? Rankin b: Bef. 1765 ........ 2 Arthur James Boyd, Sr b: February 08, 1778 in Pennsylvania d: September 08, 1870 in Rush County, Indiana ............ +Molly Lewis b: Bef. 1790 m: December 02, 1802 in Harrison County, Kentucky d: Bef. 180
16. [PALANCAS] Re: Carpenter - Biographical History of Lancaster Co. - 1872 [1]
page 129 CARPENTER, Christian, was elected Sheriff of Lancaster county in 1799. He was the father of William Carpenter, late Prothonotary of the county, who was elected in 1857. W. Carpenter has for many years been the leading scrivener and conveyancer of Lancaster city. Linda Garrett Sandra wrote: > Linda, > > I would like the info on Christian Carpenter. Thank You. > > Sandra > > ==== PALANCAS Mailing List ==== > Use meaningful subject lines.
17. Re: [PALANCAS] Dague/Deeg/Dage/Deg Rootsweb list [1]
Dear Cathy, Have you seen the Hessian List? Today they posted about a John Dake, and Doag. Hope this is helpful. Shela Cathy Martin wrote: > Hi Everyone, > > Want to let DAGUE researchers know that we have established a DAGUE > Rootsweb list. The name of the list reflects our surname in Germany -- > DEEG. Other spellings have been DEG and DAGE/DAG (in America), DEEGEN > (in Germany) and other variations of the spelling of our surname. > > If you are a DAGUE/related fam
18. Re: [PALANCAS] Banished Scots [1]
on 3/6/01 12:15 PM, Jack Heine at JHeine7533@worldnet.att.net wrote: > Arlene, no Ewing or Creswell. > William Porter, Son of William Porter, deceased. Shopkeepe in Glasgo. > Pickpocket, Prisoner in Edinburgh Tolbooth. Banished to the Plantations in > America for 14 years, at Edinburgh 4 August 1766. > . . . > John Morison, Erickstaines, Covenanter. Banished to the Plantations in > America, at Glasgow 17 October 1684. > > Regards; Jack > Jack - Thank you so much. Arlene >
19. [PALANCAS] re Documentary on the Historical Society of Berks County, PA [1]
You who have cable tv and live in PA might have seen PCN (PA Cable Network) one-hour documentaries on historical sites and business manufactories of interest located throughout the Commonwealth. Once "in the can," PCN shows its documentaries repeatedly, at various times of the day--throughout the year. This Wednesday, a PCN camera crew is coming to prepare a documentary on the Historical Society of Berks County, which we find very exciting. More about this project will follow....
20. [PALANCAS] Burns/Carrigan family [1]
Hello, I am now to the list and I am trying to find some information on my husbands family. His mother was Laura Burns b. about 1925. She was married to George Charles Kellum. Her parents were Walter Burns and Ethel Carrigan. Sorry, but I haven't been able to get dates on anyone. Does anyone has information on this family? Thanks, April Kellum _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
21. [PALANCAS] Banished Scots [1]
Sorry no Laurence listed. James Maxton, Clerk to Thomas Fairholm junior, merchant in Edinburgh. Forger, Prisoner in Edinburgh Tolbooth. Banished to the Plantations in America for life, at Edinburgh 19 January 1767. Janet on your Youngs there are 16 of them, George, James, 3 Johns, Magnus, Margaret, Mark, 3 Roberts, 2 Thomas, and 23 Williams, if any of these interest you let me know and will give more data. There are also 8 Scotts, Andrew, 2 Christians, David, and 4 Johns. Jack
22. Re: [PALANCAS] SEIDERS - WOLFE [1]
List, I'm looking for any information on Elizabeth WOLFE b cir 1755 MD, married 1771 Middletown, Frederick Co., MD TO Frederick SEIDERS. Frederick SEIDERS b bef 1751 Germany, immigrated Philadelphia, Lancaster, d bef 1823 Rockbridge Co., VA. Ann
23. Re: [PALANCAS] Biographical History of Lancaster Co. 1872 [1]
Hello Linda, Would you kindly send me the bio on Rev. George Duffield? Many thanks, Suzanne -----Original Message----- From: Linda Garrett To: PALANCAS-L@rootsweb.com Date: Sunday, March 25, 2001 10:12 AM Subject: [PALANCAS] Biographical History of Lancaster Co. 1872 >C - E > >CALDWELL, Andrew >CALDWELL, Andrew >CALDWELL, Andrew >CALDWELL, James A. >CALDWELL, James >CALDWELL, Rev. David, D.D. >CAMERON, James >CAMERON, Simon >CARPENTER, Abraham >CARPENT
24. [PALANCAS] Re: PALANCAS-D Digest V01 #126 Biographical History [1]
Thanks for your generous offer Linda, Would appreciate anything on the BATZ, BETTS, or BETZ family. Marlene
25. [PALANCAS] lookups [1]
William Greenlaw with wife Jane and children John, James, William, Johathan, Ebenezer, Charles, Alexander (born 1740), and Jean (?) emigrated from Greenrock, Renfrewshire to America in 1753, Settled at Fort George, Maine, Loyalists - resettled in St. Andrews, New Brunswick. Jack
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