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1. [PALAWREN] Re: Where is Rock Point [1]
Rocky Point - History of Lawrence County 1877, page 129 Wayne Township "Slippery Rock Creek flows in a southerly direction until it reaches Wurtemburg, and here it is met by a towering bluff three hundred and ninety feet high, and obliged to turn aside. From here it flows to the westward, roaring over a dam which breasts its waters at Wurtemburg, and foaming angrily on down the channel as if seeking revenge for being turned from its course. As it proceeds it nerves itself for a conflict with the water
2. [PALAWREN] ROCK POINT [1]
The USGS GNIS locator puts Rock Point at 40051'N Lat and 80018'W Lon, which would put it near where the Connoquenessing enters the Beaver. Although Rock Point is not actually shown on the USGS map. So, Tami is right in about where it should be. Ed McClelland, Alexandria, Virginia.
3. [PALAWREN] 1850 Census Listing of Graham's [1]
North Beaver Township, Lawrence County, on the 27th day of Sept. 1850 by William Stuart. Page 57B The columns from left to right are: Dwelling-houses numbered in the order of visitation; Families numbered in the order of visitation; The Name of Every Person whose usual place of abode on the first day of June, 1850, was in this family.; Age; Sex; Color; Profession, Occupation, or Trade of each Male Person over 15 years of age; Value of Real Estate owned; Place of Birth; Naming the State, Territory,
4. [PALAWREN] Re: Levi, Joshua, and ???????????? Cantrell [1]
Lawrence County, Pennsylvania (early 1700's), Bath County, Kentucky (late 1700's to early 1800's) and Sangamon County, Illinois (early 1800's on). They apparently immigrated from England in the 1600's. I believe that they came to Jamestown, Virginia. Bill Scroggin Chesterfield, Missouri
5. [PALAWREN] CRAGLE [1]
Hi Anyone researching the CRAGLE name in Lawrence County? Mark Cragle Kragle@aol.com ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.
6. [PALAWREN] Where is Rock Point? [1]
Is there a Rock Point, in Lawrence County? Found the name on some Civil War Papers. Christi
7. [PALAWREN] Robert W. Graham [1]
Hi Listers: I'm searching for info in Lawrence Co. PA about Robert W. Graham & family, who lived "near Harlansburg" PA from 1835 to 1853. Several children were born there, namely David Edward, Margaret Lucinda, Robert Owen, & Harriet Fullenwider. Robert's wife was the former Margaret Milligan of Swissvale, Perry Co. PA (m. 4/29/1828 in Perry Co. PA). I'm new to the Lawrence Co. list. The oldest child of Robert & Margaret Graham was Sarah Ann, who married a William Vaughn (?) Kerr on 3/1/1953; I assume
8. [PALAWREN] Civil War Diary - New Castle News [1]
This article came from the New Castle News: New Castle News - Jun 1 2000 By Louise Carroll Piecing together the past: Family of Civil War prisoner in search of missing diaries Civil War veteran Samuel Walker Porter has been brought to life by his diaries. Porter documented the days of his life in 48 pocket-sized diaries that he began in 1864 while a prisoner at Andersonville, Ga. Samuel's great-grandson C. Melvin "Mel" Porter of Beaver Falls and great-great grandson, Bob Porter of Westminster, Md
9. [PALAWREN] Leslie Family New Castle News [1]
New Castle News June 24, 2000 Leslie family has long history, strong work ethic Jun 24 2000 12:00AM By Judy Hruska: News Correspondent Members of the Leslie family settled in the area long before Lawrence County was founded. In the late 1700s, John Leslie, the great-great-great-great-grandfather of James Leslie, president of Spencer Paint & Glass Co., settled in what is now North Beaver Township. It was then a part of Beaver County. In 1849, Lawrence County was formed from sections of Mercer an
10. [PALAWREN] McLAUGHLIN - BRADY - CLARK [1]
None of these are my surnames; however, if anyone has anyone that migrated to Iowa, to Clinton County [big 'first stop' in 1850's], then here is a website that now lists some biographies of individuals - I chose just a few to put on this e-mail. The cemetery listing is growing as well, so you may be able to find some ancestor's names here. Hope this is able to help someone. Jan [Researching MCCLUSKY, FARRELL, RIPPLE in Mercer & Lawrence Co., PA, and Mahoning & Trumbull Co., OH] http://www.rootsweb.co
11. [PALAWREN] 1860 census info needed [1]
Does any "kind soul" have access to the 1860 census for Lawrence County? I'm looking for the family of George A. Klink. (specifically a wife and children) I was told he might be there. I'd be forever grateful. Thanks, Christi in Texas
12. [PALAWREN] FRAZIER/SMITH/DENNISON [1]
I need help!!! I am trying to find the given names of two FRAZIER sisters, one married William SMITH and one married James DENNISON. In a newspaper article about my GGAunt, Jane Frazier Yeager, she refers to her uncles, William SMITh and James DENNISON. I am not sure which newspaper it was from, but Mr. Sewall at the Mercer Co., Historical Society sent it to a cousin of mine. It reads as follows: MRS. JANE YEAGER WILL CELEBRATE 97TH BIRTHDAY Mrs. Jane Yeager, a native of Mercer, who now makes her home
13. [PALAWREN] Graham Surname in 1850 US Census [1]
Gary Irwin, below is the start of what Graham's I found in the 1850 census. I'm posting it to the entire list in case there our others who are searching for Graham's (like myself). Mahoning Township in the County of Lawrence, State of Penna., enumerated by me, on the 15th day of October 1850, David Sankey. The columns from left to right are: Dwelling-houses numbered in the order of visitation; Families numbered in the order of visitation; The Name of Every Person whose usual place of abode on the firs
14. [PALAWREN] 101st PA Volunteer Infantry CO C [1]
Please check out my family history page on John and Adam Klink of the 101st Vol. Infantry. Much more information coming soon!!! http://www.angelfire.com/tx/rn4kids/klinkcivilwar.html Thanks, Christi Klink Watkins
15. [PALAWREN] Brooks, McCullough, & Richardson [1]
I am seeking any information on my Brooks, McCullough, & Richardson. My g.g.grandfather: David Brooks b. 1787 VA, or PA, d. 1878 Belmont Co., OH Sp. #1 Ester or Esther McCullough m. abt. 1812 VA, or PA Sp. #2 Stacia or Stacie Dunfee m. 1840 Belmont Co. OH David had a brother George. My g.g.grandmother: Ester or Esther McCullough b. abt. 1790-95 VA, or PA d. abt. 1838 near Steubenville, OH My g.grandfather: Thomas Jefferson Brooks b. 1822 Wheeling, VA/WV d. 1893 Leavenworth Co., KS Sp. #1 Martha Richar
16. [PALAWREN] Info needed on Clinton Methodist Church [1]
Does anyone know the history of the old Clinton Methodist Church outside of Wampum, PA? The Clinton Cemetery is behind it. Christi
17. [PALAWREN] 1850 Census [1]
Listing of Graham's in the 1850 Census for Lawrence County. North Beaver Township, Lawrence County, on 7th day of Oct. 1850, by William Stuart. The columns from left to right are: Dwelling-houses numbered in the order of visitation; Families numbered in the order of visitation; The Name of Every Person whose usual place of abode on the first day of June, 1850, was in this family.; Age; Sex; Color; Profession, Occupation, or Trade of each Male Person over 15 years of age; Value of Real Estate owned;
18. [PALAWREN] Levi, Joshua, and ???????????? Cantrell [1]
I am hoping someone on this mailing list can help me because I am certainly confused. I am researching the Cantrells and have my line as: Ann Cantrall and Edward Ridgeway (4th g-grandparents), Levi Cantrall and Frances England (5th g-grandparents), Joshua Cantrell and Ann Graham (6th g-grandparents), then either Joseph Cantrell, Zebulon Cantrell, Richard Cantrill, and Richard Cantrill (as I have seen on one website) or John Cantrell, Joseph Cantrill, Richard Cantrill, Henry Cantrell, and William Cantrell
19. [PALAWREN] Re: PALAWREN-D Digest V00 #69 [1]
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20. [PALAWREN] Daniel Kistler picture [1]
To Melissa Strobel, Thank you so much for the info on Captain Daniel Kistler and yes I would love to have a picture of him from the Westmoreland Monument Book. Thanks Again Carole in Arizona
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