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1. [PALANCAS-L] RICKSECKER [1]
I am seeking others researching these surnames of Berks Co, PA RICKSECKER, SCHUPP Marc ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]
2. [PALANCAS-L] indentured servants [1]
We have a question and would appreciate any info any of you may have on the subject. Our ancestor arrived in Philadelphia in 1774. The next spotting of him was 1778 when he took the oath of allegiance in Lancaster Co. PA. He was on the 1779 tax list in Lebanon Township, Lancaster County listed as "inmate" which we understand means that he did not own land but worked on someone else land. Question: Does the "inmate" status suggest that he was or may have been indentured to the person that owned the land?
3. [PALANCAS-L] Lancaster Co. Connections [1]
Hi List, Does anyone know if "Lancaster County Connections" has a web address or e- mail? Thank You, Sherry in NY
4. Unidentified subject! [1]
Hi Wanda: No, never did get the info from the deed abstracts re:LOCKE & BRAND9ON ca 1738-1765. Your message just gave your name at the top - no email - so do not have your email address. Thanks for all the trouble! Yep, we ate turkey & dressing -Hope your day was fine too. maryjanes@worldnet.att.net
5. [PALANCAS-L] MILLER Surname [1]
Warm greetings to all on the list - I am trying to find a link with the following MILLER family which appeared in both the 1850 and 1860 US Census for Rapho Twp., Lancaster Co., PA as follows: 1850 Census: George R. MILLER (33) Catherine (35) Anna (12) Henry (10) Polly (8) (may have been known as Mary also) Levi (6) David (4) Nathaniel (1) Also in the household: Anna METZ (50) John RESH (62) In the 1860 Census: George R. MILLER (43) - Farmer Catherine (43) Ann (21) Henry (20) Mary (18) (may have also
6. [PALANCAS-L] where lanc wills? [1]
Hello all- Where do I find the ORIGINAL documents for Lancaster County estate records of the 1700's? Thank you, Marc ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]
7. [PALANCAS-L] LOWARY/LOWERY, James [1]
Looking for some info on James LOWARY/LOWERY/LOWRY (spelling doesn't matter, they were hooked on phonics). Below is what I have, if anyone has run across this family I would appreciate exhanging info with you. Thanks!! -- Jim Lowary James LOWARY was born in 1765 or 1754 in Ireland. (Tyrone or Cork) He died in 1849 in Coshocton Co., Ohio. He was buried in Coshocton Co., Ohio; Foster-McCullaugh-Lowary Cemetary. In 1790 James was in Lancaster PA. Strasburg twp. Married and (1 boy and 1 girl; under
8. [PALANCAS-L] Bortz, Margaretha, Drunkenmiller > Pennsylvania [1]
Fellow Researchers; If anyone except the ones that I have already answered replied to my query would you please reply again. Due to a problem with my e-mail this morning I had to have technical support delete about 100 of my e-mails. Thanks Nora borts@gte.net
9. [PALANCAS-L] Re: PALANCAS-D Digest V98 #349 [1]
Although this is refering to "Boston", it contains numerous surnames of which someone on the list may be interested. Here is a petition from the town of Wrightsborough, Georgia concerning the Boston Tea Party. "We, the inhabitants of the town of Wrightsborough and places adjacent, understanding that fourteen persons have drawn up several resolutions respecting the disputes between Great Britain and the town of Boston, con- cerning the destroying of a quantity of tea, the property of the East India Com
10. Re: [PALANCAS-L] Ephrata Cloister [1]
To leqrn more about the German Baptist Brethren (Church of the Brethren) from whom the Ephrata Cloister split see: http://www.cob-net.org Gerald Rhoades
11. [PALANCAS-L] UNSUBSCRIBE [1]
UNSUBSCRIBE PALANCAS-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > > Subject: > > PALANCAS-D Digest Volume 98 : Issue 349 > > Today's Topics: > #1 [PALANCAS-L] Summary: Lancaster Mo ["Janice A. Frank" #2 [PALANCAS-L] VETERAN'S DAY ["YANCY J MORT" #3 [PALANCAS-L] Look-ups [Martha Humenik > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from PALANCAS-D, send a message to > > PALANCAS-D-request@roo
12. [PALANCAS-L] Chambers, Foulke, Wilhelm, McDonald, Steacey, Thomas, Hudgson, Mitchell, Craven, Battin, Bonine, Kauffman, Hart, Doxy, Cross, Atkinson [1]
well, I did not intentionally lie when I said there would be no more large posts from me. I was distracted and didn't think about this descendancy. this IS the last large post, I promise :) I forgot to mention, I descend from Elizabeth Atkinson and William Cross. 1 Robert Atkinson b: February 10, 1766 in Long Marton, Brampton, Westmoreland, England d: September 13, 1839 in Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania +Mary Aitken b: November 10, 1779 in Kendal, Westmoreland, England m: January 08, 1800 in Kendal
13. [PALANCAS-L] ESSIG-Ger>pa 1736 [1]
Rudolph ESSIG b. abt 1673 left Germany and arrived in PA 16 Sep 1736 with 2 sons, Georg Abraham b. abt 1696 and Hans Michael b. abt 1706. I am descended from Hans Michael and have the descendants of several lines to the present. I want to trace the family back into Germany and/or Switzerland. I also have information on several other Essig/Essick lines that I want to try to link up with my line. I will be glad to exchange info with anyone who can assist in research. An Essick Family Ass'n was meeting in S.E.
14. [PALANCAS-L] Look up Lancaster/York Co area records [1]
Hi, I am trying to find out more about a York Co Pa family, who had 2 daughters listed in the records of Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church. This family lived in Codorus twp in the 1740's and I believe they may be the grandparents I am looking for although the name is badly mispelled. Gottfried and Eve MANCK had a daughter Eva Maria b. 1740 and another daughter, Maria Barbara b. in 1742 both listed in Christ Ev. Luth. Church. If someone has any early church, wills, or land record books I would appreciate
15. Re: [PALANCAS-L] Orphan's Court, Lancaster County [1]
As far as a published index, there is Will Books & Intestate Records, Lancaster County, PA 1729-1850. However, the index only includes the names of the deceased. Unfortunately, no one has published abstracts of the Orphans Court records 1758-1804 -- a very worthwhile project! Now, the Lancaster County Mennonite Historical Society has a wonderful card index of all Orphans Court records to 1804. They are indexed first by deceased and then by other surnames appearing within these records--an invaluable tool, b
16. [PALANCAS-L] Re: FWD to list: Thomas, Peter/ Berks Co., PA [1]
Reddare@aol.com wrote: > > Please Respond to: MarkTAC@aol.com > > From: MarkTAC@aol.com > Subject: THOMAS and FROLICH > Date: Sat, 7 Nov 1998 22:00:52 EST > > Searching for information on a Gottfried THOMAS, who married a Magdalena > FROLICH. They had children in Lancaster Co., PA in the 1778-1800 range. They > were christened in the Moravian Church, Lititz. Trying to find out if this is > my elusive Johann Gottfried, son of Peter Thomas in Berks Co., born > 12-30-1769, and christened in the Alt
17. [PALANCAS-L] Early Lancaster Moravian Graveyard [1]
I had been confused about this and now the light has dawned, partly, and I am posting this for anyone else in the same boat, and also a question at the end for anyone who is not. The early generations of my family were Moravians and lived in Lancaster town. Died there too, and most of them are listed in the 'Burial Book of the Moravian Church of Lancaster 1744-1821.' (which I have on a CD with a lot of other stuff). I recently went to Lancaster for the first time ever, and since there is no Moravian Chu
18. [PALANCAS-L] BASSLER - Lancaster Cemeteries [1]
Hi all, I'm new to the list and I'll bet this is a super active one considering the historical significance of the area. Yesterday I took a drive to Lancaster (from Rhode Island) and not knowing the area I took 501 south from 78. Though it may not have been the most efficient way to go, I'm glad I did. Some of the history and sights along that road were amazing to me and to see a few horse drawn buggies moving down the road even added to the effect. Sorry if this is getting long but I just had to get t
19. [PALANCAS-L] Dillersville's first schoolhouse [1]
Hi again, Anyone know anything about the first one-room Dillersville schoolhouse? In the Lancaster County Historical Society Vol. 53, No. 3, p.87 I find a list of teachers at the school as follows: About 1895, Harry R. Bassler about 1900, Miss Anna Eby 1903, Miss Ada Burkholder (Shuman) 1904, Mr. Evans 1905, Dr. J.G. Hess 1906, C. H. Martin (Treasurer of the historical society) with fifty-five pupils in eight grades 1907, John Matter Later, and for twenty years, it was occupied as a dwelling by Frank He
20. [PALANCAS-L] [Fwd: REVISE] [1]
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21. [PALANCAS-L] Re: Joseph Hinkle [1]
kenneth hinkle wrote: > > kenneth hinkle wrote: > > > > Need info on Joseph Hinkle from Lancaster Co.in the late 1700!s > > Joseph Hinkle married Lydia Cook Rev. solder killed in Ohio at > Cincinnati in 1791-- > > ?_ > > -- > ?_ -- ?_
22. [PALANCAS-L] VETERAN'S DAY [1]
In Loving Memory of my Veteran Ancestors, John Henry Knappenberger- Pvt Capt Serfass Co, of Militia 9/23/1781-11/22/1781 Adam Mort- Pvt Co C 84th Pa Vols 1861-1863 Peter E. Weidman- Pvt Co B 215th Pa Vols 4/7/1865-7/31/1865 James V. Mort- Cpl 28th Div Mule Team WW1, France And also all of those that I've not yet found... Yancy J. Mort Sgt USMC
23. Re: [PALANCAS-L] My Lancaster Names [1]
Hi, My Lancastger names are YOUTZ and BRILLHART, Ruth in Va.
24. Re: [PALANCAS-L] William Patton & Suzanna Lewis [1]
-----Original Message----- From: celesnavi To: PALANCAS-L@rootsweb.com Date: Monday, November 09, 1998 3:47 PM Subject: [PALANCAS-L] WILLIAM PATTON >Looking for ancestors or siblings of William Patton born 4/2/1761 PA family >was from delaware but no info on them or where and when they immigrated. He >served in Rev war as Pvt in the 4th class in Capt. William Brisbanea Co of >the first Battalion of Lancaster C. Pa 1780-81. He married Suzanne Lewis >daught
25. [PALANCAS-L] SURNAMES [1]
Hello, Here are some surnames I am searching in Lancaster County,Pa. BECK/FACKLER/GIPE/OCKER/RUMMEL/STECH/STAFFER/SCHNEIDER/ Thanks... Beverly Rummel Klemme bklemme@hotmail.com http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Fields/5362 ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
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