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1. Re: [PALANCAS-L] Oct 22 1776 Lanc. Diary Entry [1]
I don't know what that means either Dick, but isn't that incredible for him to have cut that much wook? are To stop and think of how they would have cut wood back then and to think this man cut 205 cords is pretty incredible. Sue --- Dick Harris wrote: > This could well have been 'Governor' Dick, the > charcoal burner who lived at > one time on the mountain, now known by that name, in > Mt. Gretna. There are > still charcoal pits obvious in the woods on the > hill. > > Does
2. Re: [PALANCAS-L] Stark/Starck (Anna Nancy) [1]
Dennis, what is your proof of marriage between Johannes & Margretha? This could be the same person with dates off a bit Judy -----Original Message----- From: Dennis Stark To: PALANCAS-L@rootsweb.com Date: Thursday, September 16, 1999 10:14 PM Subject: Re: [PALANCAS-L] Stark/Starck (Anna Nancy) >There is a Nancy, born before 1793, daughter of Johannes STARCK and >Margaretha VAN ALMEN, but I don't have anything else on her. The John Stark >that you mention could
3. Re: [PALANCAS-L] Re: CRAWFORD family info/sherri crawford [1]
I know how you feel. I have been teaching people how to do genealogy for about 20 years and I always got excited when they were successful. This is really new to me on the internet but I';m learning. I don't have assess to a fax machine so if you don't want to retype it as e-mail, just send it to me. There may be others on the list that might want to see some this though. Just do what you think is best. I'll go along with it. My address is: Sherrie Crawford 3943 Antelope Rd Moore, Idaho 8
4. Re: [PALANCAS-L] Heidelburg Twp or Manheim Twp Location [1]
> From: DPratt5325@aol.com > Date: Sun, 24 Oct 1999 09:01:02 EDT > What location would Heidelburg or Manheim be in at the present day? What > county can any tell me? Thanks D My township map shows a Heidelberg Twp. in Lebanon County and one in Berks County. Manheim Twp. is in Lancaster County, not to be confused with the borough of Manheim, which is inbetween Penn and Rahpo Townships. Regards, Donna Ristenbatt ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ der@redrose.net Visit: ON THE TR
5. [PALANCAS-L] Oct 22 1776 Lanc. Diary Entry [1]
Hi all, I guess you can see that my new email address didn't work out. Only sent me my mail when it felt like it and then other times said it didn't exist so I guess I'm stuck with this one for a while. Hope you're enjoying the entries. sue October 22, Tuesday. (1776) The Hebron Diary recalls: "There arose a second alarm, that all who had been in the army should go again." Elsewhere, Anna Eva Hoffmann, the daughter of Heinrich Hoffmann, married Heinrich Walter, the son of Johan Jost Wal ter. (21) At the
6. wardman/workman/goodman/guteman [1]
Hi all-- Update on my lines Seeking parentage of men below: 1) GOODMAN, Michael (10JUN1804/6PA-27DEC1900PA) s/o George/Jacob? GUTEMAN Berks/Phila?>Porter Tp, Schuylkill Co>Clarks Valley, Dauphin Co + Mary Madg BROWN (1816-1884) d/o Peter BRAUN (1795/6-c1870) 2) Lydia A THOMPSON 2) George W 2) William 2) Magdelena 2) Sally 2) Catherine 2) Mary? 1) WORKMAN, Joseph-3 (DEC1795PA-23MAY857PA) resided Lancaster> Wiconisco, Dauphin Co + Susan Romberger (16APR1799-23FEB1857) d/o Baltzer Romberger 2) Cather
7. dau co will/lanc co bio annal? [1]
Hi all-- 1) I have recently gotten a copy of ''DAU CO, PA Wills 1785-1850'' Send subject "Lookup" and full name and I check the list 2) I am seeking anyone who access to any of the 4 vols. of ''Biographical Annals of Lancaster Co'' Marc ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.
8. Re: [PALANCAS-L] Nottingham? [1]
Hello, Yes Nottingham and Little Britian are in Lancaster County. I live about 20 -25 minutes from both. What are you looking for and what names? June
9. [PALANCAS-L] Oct 26, 1776 Lanc. Diary Entry [1]
October 26, Saturday. (1776) At Cornwall, the manufacture of cannons had begun and some shipments made. On October 26 and 27, 5 pounds was paid to John Smith and George Zinn, for hauling cannon to Philadel. phia. (28) At St. James Church in Lancaster, Jacob Schock and Esther Grove were married today. (29) __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Bid and sell for free at http://auctions.yahoo.com
10. Re: [PALANCAS-L] Nottingham? [1]
Little Britain is in Lancaster County. Nottingham is in Chester County. Jan Ruby Pruitt wrote: > > Is Nottingham in Lancaster County? Also Little Britain > Presbyterian Church? Thanks Ruby Badger Pruitt > *seaching Badger name* > > ===== > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Bid and sell for free at http://auctions.yahoo.com > > ============================== > RootsWeb.com now offers UNLIMITED Web space for FREE! > Sign up today for RootsWeb's Freepages program: >
11. [PALANCAS-L] MARTIN BOYER 1735-45 ANNA BEAM [1]
I am looking for information about Martin Boyer (Byer) born about 1735-45 probably Martic Twp. Lancaster (son of Samuel Boyer) and his wife Anna Beam, daughter of Jacob Beam--and their children. Did any of them settle in the Niagara area of Canada in the late 1700's? I have information from American Boyers V. 3 and will of Jacob Beam. What were the names of their other children? Where were they buried and did they have a will? Many Thanks. Elaine Byer Reed
12. Re: [PALANCAS-L] Publication information needed [1]
Are the microfilms for sale as well? If so how much? Karen
13. [PALANCAS-L] ROYER FAMILY [1]
Hi listers, My gr grandfather was John Royer, b: 1819 where in PA ? m: Elizabeth Tobias of NY. when? They were listed in PA, Crawford Co., N. Shenango Twp. in the 1850 census with a daughter, Elizabeth, age 6 yrs., b: in Ohio. Their second child, Andrew, b: 1852 was listed with the family in the 1860 census of MI, Saginaw Co. Brady Twp as born in Ohio in 1852. They did not list Elizabeth in 1960 or subsequent census'. Died young? I would like to find the anscestors of John Royer, a birth date
14. Re: [PALANCAS-L] NO WONDER! [1]
Judyw: I know about these Carls/Corrells and look through them constantly for a clue. I have in fact found some Samuels, but none of the dates match up. Interestingly, I have a record of an Andreas Carl mentioned as a sponsor in 1738, but he's paired up with a wife named Anna Maria. Kathi Browne > George Carl b. 11 Dec 1787 son of Andreas & Eliz. Holy Trinity Luth Church > Lancaster.
15. Re: [PALANCAS-L] Oct 22 1776 Lanc. Diary Entry [1]
Thanks Sherrie for writing! It makes it all worth it when you know someone is enjoying them. All of my lines are New England and I am living in Lancaster Co.,. so this makes it fun for me too, being able to supply people with information. I love the search and when you find something that others are looking for it is so much fun! Hope your people pop up in some of these entries. There is alot more to come. Sue --- work wrote: > Sue, > I just wanted to say that I think your
16. [PALANCAS-L] Heidelburg Twp or Manheim Twp Location [1]
What location would Heidelburg or Manheim be in at the present day? What county can any tell me? Thanks D
17. Re: [PALANCAS-L] Oct 9 Lancaster Diary [1]
Keep up the good work. Everyday since you started I am saving your diary file in my word pad. Thanks much, June
18. Re: [PALANCAS-L] GERBER [1]
Do you know if these Gerbers have any connection to those who came west over the Oregon Trail ending up at a little community in Oregon called Barton? Victoria (Vicki) McCarty kbird@whidbey.net http://www.caretender.com ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, October 04, 1999 1:39 PM Subject: [PALANCAS-L] GERBER > Looking for others researching and/or descendants in Lancaster and Cumberland > Cos., PA of: > > Michael GERBER, b.1707 Switz-d.1790
19. Re: [PALANCAS-L] Family Chart [1]
Ruby, Yes tell me more about your chart and how to make it! Thanks for sharing. Barbara in Idaho Ruby Pruitt wrote: > Hi Everyone, thought I would pass on to everyone about > my family Chart I made for my Family Reunion. Years > past I had to go around asking how different people > fit into my family-this was a reunion I had only found > out about - after awhile I gave up, well this year > with my Family Chart everyone was coming to me with > information, I left the reunion with 8 pages of new > informa
20. Re: [PALANCAS-L] Location of Murrel [1]
Greetings. Bergestrasse (Mountainstreet) Lutheran Church and Cemetery are near the intersection of Rtes 222 and 322 in Ephrata Twp. Murrell is a Mobile Home Park farther northwest on 322. ----- Original Message ----- From: Dick Harris To: Sent: Monday, October 25, 1999 5:10 PM Subject: [PALANCAS-L] Location of Murrel > A list member mentioned family members who are buried in the Bergstrasse cemetery in Lancaster Co near Murrel, Pa. My maps don't sho
21. Re: [PALANCAS-L] Gettysburg [1]
I believe that at that time it was part of York and later was included in Adams. Clginvb@aol.com wrote: > Could someone tell me what county Gettysburg was in around 1850. > > Cheryl > > ============================== > RootsWeb.com now offers UNLIMITED Web space for FREE! > Sign up today for RootsWeb's Freepages program: > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi
22. Re: [PALANCAS-L] Location of Murrel [1]
Greetings. Let me offer a correction to my previous email. Another look at my map reveals a Murrel which appears to be a suburb on the south east end of Ephrata. ----- Original Message ----- From: Dick Harris To: Sent: Monday, October 25, 1999 5:10 PM Subject: [PALANCAS-L] Location of Murrel > A list member mentioned family members who are buried in the Bergstrasse cemetery in Lancaster Co near Murrel, Pa. My maps don't show Murrel. Does anyone know
23. Re: [PALANCAS-L] St. James Church [1]
There is a St. James Episcopal located at 119 North Duke St. in Lancaster City. I have some records for St. James Episcopal (Anglican) for the 1700's if you need a lookup. Sue Hafner --- work wrote: > Joan, > I may have offered to find the address, but > unfortunately not as simple as I > thought. I checked the Lancaster map that I have > that lists current > churches, etc. and it lists two St. James, but > niether in Lancaster City. > > The original info. I gave to you
24. [PALANCAS-L] Oct. 5 Diary [1]
October 5, Saturday The October 30 issue of the Gazette states: "A list of letters remaining in the Constitutional Post Office, Philadelphia on October 5, 1776....Mary Johnston, Pequea....Henry Peterson, Pequea. The Council of Safety wrote today to Colonel Matthias Slough: Sir, The Council of Safery finds it necessary that all the Cloathing which you have provided for the Troops of the State by direction of the Late Assembly, should be sent to this City immediately, whether tehy are finished or not; and if
25. [PALANCAS-L] Oct 3 Diary Entry [1]
October 3, Thursday In the Orderly Book of the First Regiment of the Flying Camp from Lancaster County, John Davis, Adjutant: "Kingsbridge, October 3, 1776..... the following order is to be observed if the enemy should make an attack at this point, viz: The advanced guard is to prevent the enemy from landing, but if this cannot be effected they are to fight on retreat, disputing every spot of ground which they can to advantage, taking care to avoid being surrounded by the enemy. Col. Hand's battalion are im
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