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Searching for: +path:palawren +(+date:nov +date:1999)
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1. Re: [PALAWREN] #100; photo in county histories [1]
John, Have you tried Temple University? I was told by the PA Sate Archives they have a project documenting the lives of poticial figures in PA government. I wrote, but have received a reply as whether it is true or not or what they are doing. I used this address . Have you tried the New Castle Public Library? You can reach them at Good luck! --- John Russell-Curry wrote: > There are numerous books of Law
2. [PALAWREN] Fw: Martha, Margaret & Mary WHITE & JACKSON, HOPE [1]
Subject: Martha, Margaret & Mary WHITE & JACKSON, HOPE > > > Seeking information on Martha, Margaret and Mary WHITE, daughters of John > WHITE (b. 1785, Washington Co., PA, d. Dec. 20, 1851, Lawrence Co., PA,) > > married Esther Stillaman (Davidson?), b. 1788, unk, m. Beaver Co., d. 1860 > Lawrence Co., PA. > > No information is known to me about these three sisters except that: > > Martha White married a Mr. JACKSON. > > Mary White married Nathaniel White III. > > Margaret White married a Mr. HOPE. > > D
3. [PALAWREN] testing, and a question [1]
Hello. I'm new to this county list and know these lists typically do not have high-volume interaction as the main state lists. I am attempting to make the most of my research time when I visit PA. I'm very familiar with the general area around the Penna Turnpike (76) as I have family within Pittsburg. I have found information on Lawrence county from the GenWeb site among others. I am still confused as to what records I will find available, and for what years. I am most interested in any birth register
4. [PALAWREN] James Copeland Wickerham [1]
Janet McFarland of Alexandria, VA offered to do a lookup for Lawrence County. I would appreciate learning if James Copeland WICKERHAM might be in any of the four books she listed. Wickerham was a medical doctor in Rose Point, PA in 1876. He received his medical training in Cincinnati and a diploma in 1875 and was back in Ohio in the 1880 census and here in Kansas where he married in 1885. His presence in Lawrence County, PA would be short lived. I've not found any court records involving him, marriage, dee
5. [PALAWREN] BLAIR and FURY [1]
I am searching for any information on the Blair and Fury families of Lawrence County, PA. I would appreciate any information from descendants of either family. Dorothy Jones
6. [PALAWREN] Look-up for Wickerham [1]
Here are some recent surname look-ups from the Bio Index "20th Century History of New Castle and Lawrence Co. PA and Representative Citizens," edited by Hon. Aaron L. Hazen, 1908 and the "Book of Biographies., The Volume contains Biographical Sketches of Leading Citizens of Lawrence County, PA," 1897. These books can be located in the New Castle Public Library and the Library of Congress and I am sure on microfilm somewhere. For the following person: Stephen Bohrer Stephen@Bohrer.com WICKERHAM - no list
7. [PALAWREN] WARNER Genesee County "Overseer of the Poor" WARNER (KMO) [1]
Hello All, I am asking for any help anyone can give me regarding the dead-end I have hit regarding my WARNER roots in Genesee County, Michigan. The family I am seeking is that of WASHINGTON WARNER and his wife Mary (unknown maiden name). In the 1860 census, three of their children are shown: GEORGE (1847), LYDIA 1850) and EMORY BRADFORD WARNER ( my great-grandfather) (1852). All three were born in Flushing Township (Genesee County, MI). By 1880, Emory Warner has married CAROLINE PERKINS, whose fa
8. [PALAWREN] Look-up for Warner [1]
Here are some recent surname look-ups from the Bio Index "20th Century History of New Castle and Lawrence Co. PA and Representative Citizens," edited by Hon. Aaron L. Hazen, 1908 and the "Book of Biographies., The Volume contains Biographical Sketches of Leading Citizens of Lawrence County, PA," 1897. These books can be located in the New Castle Public Library and the Library of Congress and I am sure on microfilm somewhere. For the following person: Kevin O'Brien User683614@aol.com Warner - Samuel, M.D.
9. [PALAWREN] LAWRENCE COUNTY HISTORIES [1]
Does anyone know if any of those old histories are being transcribed to put on the web? Ed McClelland, Alexandria, Virginia.
10. Re: [PALAWREN] Reply to list [1]
The best research facility in Lawrence Co. is the New Castle Library in downtown New Castle. There is a very nice motel within a block of the library. See my Lawrence Co. GenWeb page listed below. Richard GenWeb Pages for Crawford Co. Pa., Lawrence Co. Pa., and Ashtabula Co. Oh. Richard J. Harvey's Ancestor page ICQ # 45234433 -----Original Message----- From: John Russell-Curry To: PA
11. Re: [PALAWREN] Lawrence Co., History 1800-1850 [1]
Ken, The author, Nellie M. Simonton was the Ex Regent of Lawrence Chapter D.A.R. Nothing else mentioned. You may learn more by her from the New Castle Public Library. You can email them at; . Their genealogy department folks are excellent and quick! SIMONTON and STOUGHTON: None mentioned. CARLON/CARLIN: Susanna KORLIN (CARLIN) married SAMUEL HOLLIDAY (Born; 1785 and died 3-27-1830. Their son, William married Sarah GLENN and their children were; Elizabeth, Samuel, S
12. [PALAWREN] MCCLUSKY; RIPPLE; FARRELL; MAYBERRY; CLARK [1]
Thanks for the number of replies regarding on the best research start point for County records and history. One person pointed out I had not posted surnames, so I will do so this time around. I'm looking primarily for MCCLUSKY and RIPPLE right now. For MCCLUSKY I've found both the "Y" and the "EY" ending in Lawrence and surrounding counties. The spelling the family used as of 1850's & beyond were just the "Y" ending. But you know what a little accent and a bad speller on a census can do to any name! Mc
13. [PALAWREN] Look-up McClane [1]
Here are some recent surname look-ups from the Bio Index "20th Century History of New Castle and Lawrence Co. PA and Representative Citizens," edited by Hon. Aaron L. Hazen, 1908 and the "Book of Biographies., The Volume contains Biographical Sketches of Leading Citizens of Lawrence County, PA," 1897. These books can be located in the New Castle Public Library and the Library of Congress and I am sure on microfilm somewhere. For the following person: Gayle Marcus MarcGayl@aol.com McCLANE - no listing (2
14. [PALAWREN] Charles CLARK and Sarah McCreary [1]
Subject: Charles CLARKand Sarah McCREARY > Searching for information on Charles CLARK and Sarah McCREARY. Charles > Clark b. Feb. 4, 1805, Beaver Co., parents unknown, married Sarah McCreary, > b. Sept. 4, 1813. Married in Pittsburgh. Charles Clark and Sarah left > Lawrence Co. about 1852-3 and moved to Mercer Co., Illinois, and then on to Pottawattamie County, Iowa in 1860. > I am seeking information on the parents of both Charles and Sarah. > David Leslie White > Fort Worth, Texas > > > > > > > > >
15. [PALAWREN] Re: PALAWREN-D Digest V99 #109 [1]
To JANET MCFARLAND in Alexandria, VA. to do look up in any of the four books she has about Lawrence Co. PA. I am interested in getting information on the founders of the Slippery Rock Normal College in Elwood City. It is now a teachers college I have been told. Supposedly my great grandfathers family was instrumental in its founding. McClane was the surname, possibly Marquis (Marcus) , Eli, Elliott, Samuel or William. Thanks, Gayle Marcus
16. [PALAWREN] Re: PALAWREN-D Digest V99 #112 [1]
-----Original Message----- From: PALAWREN-D-request@rootsweb.com To: PALAWREN-D@rootsweb.com Date: Saturday, November 27, 1999 5:19 PM Subject: PALAWREN-D Digest V99 #112 Larry - Could you look for a William Shields and Hugh Shields in your book. Supposedly William was a policeman in New Castle around 1900. Hugh was his brother. Sandra Finch
17. [PALAWREN] Reply to list [1]
It would be nice if people would reply to the list rather than individually when it is something of general interest, like where to research in Lawrence Co. This would be of interest to others like myself. Pattee > >Message-ID: <3.0.32.19991109230729.006f8c08@blue.weeg.uiowa.edu> >From: jan johnston >To: PALAWREN-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [PALAWREN] MCCLUSKY; RIPPLE; FARRELL; MAYBERRY; CLARK >Date: Tue, 9 Nov 1999 21:08:31 -0800 >X-Message-Flag: #2 >MIME-Version: 1.0 >Conten
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