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1. [PALANCAS] Need a Favor ... [1]
If anyone is searching county records and runs across any ADAM, ADAMS, ADDAMS, ADDOMS, ADEM .. would they please either send me where they saw them .. or email me the information. These guys are driving me nuts and the only way I am ever going to sort them all out is try to gather all the AD(d)AM(s) I can find and try to put families together. I would be happy to send what I get to the Historical Society as all I really want is to find where mine fit. I would really appreciate anything you might find. M
2. Re: [PALANCAS] Old Migration Trail [1]
List, I live in Fredericksburg, VA, Kings Highway going from the Northern Neck of VA...(Westmoreland, King George), through Fredericksburg...which turns into RT 3. Rt 3 continues through the Chancellorville Battle field, Wilderness and through Culpeper. This explains how these people came from Westmoreland through VA and North or South. Haven't seen the book but seems like a great resource. :) Doraine
3. Re: [PALANCAS] Old Migration trails [1]
I don't see a road from Reading to anywhere. Irma
4. [PALANCAS] DONEGAL TOWNSHIP [1]
Hello: Is there a map somewhere that shows the townships of Lancaster County? I'm interested in Donegal Township. My ancestor, ALEXANDER McKEE, came to Donegal Township about 1717 and died there in 1740. Thank you. Annie
5. Re: [PALANCAS] Fw: [PAYORK] Princess Augusta Passengers September 1736 [1]
Dwayne Thank you for your reply we now have 54 passengers identified of the 111. I have a 15 page word document that list the know facts about the passengers if you want a copy email me off list at genkid@comcast.net Ted
6. [PALANCAS] Thatcher(s) [1]
Hi, I'm trying to locate my ggrandfather Robert Thatcher, Union Army records show him born abt 1826 Lancaster Co. PA he came to W. PA and in 1848 married my ggrandmother Magdaline Fried. We know the rest of the story, but nothing before 1848. We know less about her, prehaps Swedish ? Old family yarns out of context don't help. All suggestions welcome! Charles Woods, Beaver chawoods@att.net
7. [PALANCAS] CDs [1]
I think the sale of information on CDs has been pretty questionable from the beginning. When they first began appearing they included information from several states often with no connection to each other. The idea was to force people who wanted to buy lists of Lancaster County Marriages to buy also deeds from another county, in another state. All in an effort to increase sales. I don't have a problem with them making money on their products but I think their ethics are shaky. A few years ago Ancestr
8. Re: [PALANCAS] new additions to webpage [1]
Marie: Please send notifications if possible.
9. [PALANCAS] Worner collection [1]
Please, is there anyone available to do a look up in the Worner collection for Christina STEERS and or Mary Elizabeth STEERS? I would be so grateful. Christina died after 1843, Mary Elizabeth died 1858. Shirley Duke Tampa, Fl.
10. Re: [PALANCAS] Hobach [1]
Have you looked in Cumberland County where they came from? If they had lived in Lancaster such a short time, perhaps after her husband died she moved back "home" where she may have had family and friends. Just an idea.... Elayne wttet@empacc.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sharon Frank" To: Sent: Saturday, March 16, 2002 11:51 AM Subject: [PALANCAS] Hobach Hi everyone, I know this is really grasping at straws, but would any old timers out there t
11. Re: [PALANCAS] Lancaster Co cemeteries [1]
Jan: Do you have any idea when the tombstones listed in the Worner collection were transcribed? Someone looked up and found a cemetery in my ancestor's surname in Martha Xakellis' Penn Twp. volume, but there were only three legible tombstones that could be transcribed. I'm hoping that the Worner project was done about 100 years before this when more were still legible??? Or is that just hopeful thinking? --Richard ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent
12. Re: [PALANCAS] new additions to webpage [1]
Yes, please notify. --- SLCroots@aol.com wrote: > 1880 Mortality Schedule -Fulton township > http://www.rootsweb.com/~paslchs/1880fultonmort.html > > Everyname index to Bart township census1860 > http://www.rootsweb.com/~paslchs/1860bartcensus.html > > Smithville Cemetery inscriptions > http://www.rootsweb.com/~paslchs/smithvillecem.html > > Union Presbyterian Cemetery end of inscriptions G- Z > http://www.rootsweb.com/~paslchs/unioncem3.html > > A Big thanks to the volunteers who typed these files > fo
13. [PALANCAS] Land Records for Lancaster Counties,Pennsylvania, 1682-1825 not really on a CD? [1]
The real shame of this, I think, is that is prevents others including the local historical society members from publishing their own compilations. Land record indexes will probably never the period from the 1770's to early 1800s because so many people are led to think they have already been put on a CD. I think this CD should have been labelled "Less than 1% of Land Records for Lancaster Counties,Pennsylvania, 1682-1769" instead of implying it is "1682-1825 complete." I don't mind if they want to put wha
14. [PALANCAS] Donegal, West and East, etc. [1]
Thanks to everyone who answered my query. At least now I know where Donegal Township was originally located. Now to find where my ancestor lived. Annie
15. [PALANCAS] Old Migration Trail [1]
Sorry for those getting this more than once, but I am cross-posting. There was an old migration trail used by pioneers back in the 17//1800s when moving from the northeast to the southeast, or vice versa. I had the name of it and a map of it, but can come up with neither. If anyone has the name//info//map, would you please send it to me, or send me the URL where I can find it. Thanks, Bill
16. Re: [PALANCAS] new additions to webpage [1]
Thank you for these postings. I just found my MILLER gg-grandparents and my GOCHNAUER ggg-grandparents in the inscriptions of Smithville Chruch, Providence Twp. Very helpful indeed! Joyce ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Joyce Gordon Web Page ---------- >From: SLCroots@aol.com >To: PALANCAS-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [PALANCAS] new additions to webpage >Date: Mon, Mar 11, 2002, 11:58 AM > >1880 Mortality Schedule -Fulton town
17. RE: [PALANCAS] new additions to webpage [1]
I am new to researching in Lancaster Co and Pennsylvania , so it is very helpful for me to be notified of additions made to the website. Thank You Very Much Carolyn Campbell White researching John M. Johnston family -----Original Message----- From: SLCroots@aol.com [mailto:SLCroots@aol.com] Sent: Monday, March 11, 2002 8:58 AM To: PALANCAS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [PALANCAS] new additions to webpage 1880 Mortality Schedule -Fulton township http://www.rootsweb.com/~paslchs/1880fultonmort.h
18. Re: [PALANCAS] Journal of Lancaster County Hist. Society [1]
In a message dated 3/29/2002 11:42:01 AM Pacific Standard Time, kmoyer@marauder.millersville.edu writes: > lanclio.org Thanks, but that is the first place I looked at - I most certainly cannot afford their high prices just for copies. Olive California
19. Re: [PALANCAS] Fw: [PAYORK] Princess Augusta Passengers September 1736 [1]
The Merkys/Merkeys/Markeys settled in Bethel Township, Berks County, then Lancaster County. Sandra Kauffman has written a book about this family THE MERKEY FAMILY OF BETHEL AND TUPLEHOCKEN TOWNSHIPS, 1990. Marcus Markey was the father, Hans David the older son. There was another son Nicholas who was under 16 at the time. I don't think that we know where in Europe the Markeys came from. If you ever find out, let us know. ----- Original Message ----- From: To:
20. RE: [PALANCAS] Eagle Notes & Queries Need Info 1896 volume [1]
Hi Joan, You should be able to copy and paste one page at a time into a word document. Then use the word document as the attachment. I regularly do this to copy into my research log. Hope it works. /cindy -----Original Message----- From: Joan Bretz [mailto:jbretz1@earthlink.net] Sent: Thursday, March 21, 2002 5:41 AM To: PALANCAS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [PALANCAS] Eagle Notes & Queries Need Info 1896 volume Hi. I have the Egle notes on a CD and would be happy to send you a copy of the pages yo
21. [PALANCAS] Bicking/Ricker [1]
Good morning listers~ This is the second posting on this. I never saw the first come through. So, allow me to try again. My ggreat grandmother was Sarah Ricker Powell. When her husband died in 1869 his will listed Charles Ricker as executor. The only Charles Ricker I find in the area is from GAP, Lancaster County. Does anyone have info on the surname? Also, trying to tie the names Ricker & Bicking. Several of my dad's brothers have the middle name of Bicking. Since, both names appear to be Germ
22. Re: [PALANCAS] KELLER [1]
Frank, I don't know whether or not there is published history on Berks County Kellers. I only know that queries have been posted on PABERKS and the individuals are not in my Keller History, which is limited to descendants of Hans Jacob Keller who arrived 1736 on the Princess Augusta. You might want to check Montgomery's Biographical Annals of Berks County to see if there is anything on Kellers. Grace ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, March
23. (fwd) {not a subscriber} Re: [PALANCAS] Journal of Lancaster County Hist. Society [1]
On Fri, 29 Mar 2002 12:57:59 -0700, "James L. Stokes" wrote: Hi Olive, If no one is able to help you out, the Los Angeles Public Library, the Sutro Library and the University of California at Berkley all had the Journal of the Lancaster County Historical Society. I don't know if they had all issues as early as your seeking but the early journals have been reprinted in a series. To determine the year the journal article was printed, deduct the 4 from the volume number, Vol.
24. [PALANCAS] new additions to webpage [1]
1880 Mortality Schedule -Fulton township http://www.rootsweb.com/~paslchs/1880fultonmort.html Everyname index to Bart township census1860 http://www.rootsweb.com/~paslchs/1860bartcensus.html Smithville Cemetery inscriptions http://www.rootsweb.com/~paslchs/smithvillecem.html Union Presbyterian Cemetery end of inscriptions G- Z http://www.rootsweb.com/~paslchs/unioncem3.html A Big thanks to the volunteers who typed these files for the webpage!!!! Also a question to the list. Is it helpful to send these n
25. Re: [PALANCAS] Fw: [PAYORK] Princess Augusta Passengers September 1736 [1]
Try Gwaltney also! Rowland ----- Original Message ----- From: "Elaine Swalley" To: Sent: Thursday, March 14, 2002 7:42 PM Subject: Re: [PALANCAS] Fw: [PAYORK] Princess Augusta Passengers September 1736 > Ted, > We are at a stonewall on this. There are later Zwalle > families settled in Elizabethtown, Lancaster and I > have found them in Hempfield. The name variations are > Schwalley, Swalli and Swalley and Zuehli. > Please advise on the information you may h
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