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1. [PALEHIGH-L] Geo. R. Christman weds Emma C. Rothenberger [1]
Surnames: Brensinger, Christman, Rothenberger Town & Country, Pennsburg, Montgomery Co., PA - Saturday, December 1, 1900 Miss Emma C. Rothenberger, the daughter of Daniel and Rebecca Rothenberger, of Harlem, was married to Geo. R. Christman, a young business man of Cleveland, Ohio. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr. Brensinger at Fleetwood. Mr. Christman is a son of James M. Christman, of Sigmund, and is said to be successful in business. The young couple will reside at 2053 Superior street, Clev
2. [PALEHIGH-L] Lloyd, Anna M. Smith [1]
Looking for information on Lloyd C. Smith. Lived in and around Allentown area in the 1940s and 1950s that I know of. May also have lived in Bethlehem area as well. His wife Anna M. died around 1989 according to Estate Tax Records filed in Pike Co. where she had property 404 Ave. H, Matamoras (filed Feb. 8, 1991) If any one has access to Wills in Lehigh, Co. or know anything about Lloyd and Anna, I would be grateful. Have a safe and peaceful Christmas. Tom Smith, Clinton, CT
3. [PALEHIGH-L] Re: 1763 massacre [1]
What was the name of the farm family? I apparently didn't see the original note. Thank you.
4. Re: [PALEHIGH-L] Re: 1763 massacre [1]
Hi There is a search on by a group of Frantz researchers for more information on the capture of Margaret Frantz in 1757 by the Indians. She married Nicholas Wotring two years after her return. There was mention of her story being told to Peter Hecker and a Mrs. Everson. If there is anyone who has these folks in their family and have any information other than that which was written in the History of Lehigh Co. we would be interested in hearing it. Thank you and I hope you all have a Happy and Pr
5. [PALEHIGH-L] David Straus-The Betsey 1765 [1]
I was fortunate for an early Christmas present to locate the probable town where David Straus lived in Germany before emigrating to Pennsylvania in 1765 on Betsey. Between church records in Burbach, (near Siegan in what is today Nordrhein-Westfalen) and church records in Montgomery, Berks, Northampton and Lehigh Counties this family has begun to be more than just a few names and dates. Here is the URL for my Straus pages: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~dehoff/straus/index.htm David Straus lived in Burbach
6. [PALEHIGH-L] Am lost without it [1]
Listers I have lost my e-mail address list. Two addresses I really miss are the new Bethlehem Digital List. and the Bethlehem 1890 Census list. Can any body help me? Thanks, Anna in Az
7. [PALEHIGH-L] Information: Daniel Schumacher's Pastoral Register [1]
Hello all, I wanted to provide you with some information concerning a book I have recently posted to eBay. This book has pastor Daniel Schumacher's register in it, and there are many many surnames. If you haven't used this in your family history search before you may want to check it out. I've psted the list of surnames below. Happy hunting! I am not a regular member of this list, and wil be un-subscribing, but since there are many Lehigh area churches, thought this may provide some information for you.
8. [PALEHIGH-L] re: German Wedding Announcement [1]
> My thanks to all who responded to this post. Your assistance is greatly appreciated. > Consensus seems to be the header is Verheirathet: (Married:), that the Um is actually > Am, the abbreviation before J. Jager is probably Ehrw. for Ehrw|rden (Reverend) and > before Mary A. probably Mi_, "miss" spelled with an esset (double s symbol) Doug Hill > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [PALEHIGH-L] German Wedding Announcements > Date: Mon, 11 Dec 2000
9. [PALEHIGH-L] German Wedding Announcements [1]
Can someone help with the following 1865 wedding announcement from the Friedens-Bote, published in Allentown: Christman mit Fahlstich  Um 22 October durch den ____ J. Jager herr Allen A Christman, mit ___ Mary A. Fahlstich, beide von Hanover. The rough translation is Christman with Fallstich  On 22 October by *Reverend* J. Yeager Mr. Allen A. Christman with *Miss* Mary A. Fallstich, both of Hanover. I am reading this from an bad copy of an old microfilm from the Lehigh County Historical Society and am
10. Re: [PALEHIGH-L] Re: 1763 massacre [1]
Hi Janet, I found this information in a book entitled "The History of the Western Salisbury Union Church" which I purchased last fall when my husband and I visited the church. One of the founders of the church was my husband's ancestor, Hans Adam Blanck. In the book there is a chapter on problems between the settlers and the Indians. There is a paragraph which reads in part - The Indians on reaching the farm of John Jacob Mickley, bordering on the village of Hokendauqua in Whitehall Township came upon t
11. [PALEHIGH-L] Fwd: Misc. News Articles from Pennsburg in 1900 [1]
--part1_6f.eec82e8.2778b4fc_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit In a message dated 12/25/00 9:24:21 AM Eastern Standard Time, DLHGLH writes: > AGED MERCHANT MURDERED > William Charles Rochlich, an aged German wine-maker and merchant, who lived > alone in a house at Mountainville, at the base of the Lehigh Mountain, three > miles south of Allentown, was killed by robbers on Tuesday night. The body > was found by Edward Blumer, Rochlich's nephew, who
12. [PALEHIGH-L] Re: Mrs. Charles E. Christman, Peter Faust, Geo. Christman [1]
> Christman is my family line; here are the three families for these messages > (could the submitter please drop me a line?): EMMELINE SCHMOYER: 1 Emmeline Schmoyer Born: 1 June 1834 Died: 22 November 1900 .. +Charles Edwin Christman Born: 30 November 1827 Died: 20 May 1906 ........ 2 James Oliver Christman Born: 4 March 1863 Died: 27 March 1864 ........ 2 Elizabeth Jane Christman Born: 22 September 1865 Died: 21 June 1942 ........ 2 William Henry Christman Born: 8 May 1867 Died: 1947 ..........
13. [PALEHIGH-L] !763 Indian Massacre [1]
Does anyone know on what road the monument to the farm family killed during the maasacre is located? I was there one time with my cousins Duane and Ted Steckel.It is outside of Egypt somewhere.Thank you and merry Christmas to all.
14. [PALEHIGH-L] Indian Massacre [1]
Thank you to all who responded.I get to Egypt often but I get turned around everytime I look for the momument.Thank you. Dave Steckel,Wenonah.NJ
15. Re: [PALEHIGH-L] Am lost without it [1]
Hi, The Bethlehem 1890 census is at http://www.enter.net/~ritar and I think you can find the link for the Bethlehem Digital List at http://www.bethlehempaonline.com/newlinks.html Hope this helps ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursday, December 14, 2000 5:09 PM Subject: [PALEHIGH-L] Am lost without it > Listers I have lost my e-mail address list. Two addresses I really miss are > the new Bethlehem Digital List. and the Bethlehem 1890 Cens
16. Re: [PALEHIGH-L] Re: 1763 massacre [1]
The inscription on the marker reads: Here on October 8, 1763 John Snyder and his wife Anna Margaret Wotring with their three children and Jacob Alleman's wife and child were killed by the Indians. Their bodies were buried 200 yards south of this spot. John Mickley's children, Henry and Barbara killed the same day, were buried half a mile to the east. This was the last Indian massacre in Lehigh County. Joan Blank JoanHB@aol.com
17. Re: [PALEHIGH-L] Re: 1763 massacre [1]
Good Morning, Does anyone know where there is more information about the Oct. 8, 1763 massacre in which the Mickley children were killed? Thank you. Ardell ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, December 25, 2000 9:10 AM Subject: Re: [PALEHIGH-L] Re: 1763 massacre > > The inscription on the marker reads: Here on October 8, 1763 > John Snyder and his wife Anna Margaret Wotring with their > three children and Jacob Alleman's wife and child were
18. Re: [PALEHIGH-L] Re: 1763 massacre [1]
There is a rather long chapter on Margaret's abduction in the History of Western Salisbury Union Church - 1741 -1986. This book is availabe for $12.95 plus postage from the church. The phone number for the church is (610)797-4242, the address is: Jerusalem Lutheran Church 3441 Devonshire Road Allentown, PA 18103 Hope this helps. Joan Blank JoanHB@aol.com
19. [PALEHIGH-L] Frankenfield Book [1]
Hi list, and Merry Christmas to you all. I am wondering if anyone has received Alfreda Davidson's latest book about the Frankenfield family? I sent my money in before the deadline in July and have not received a book. I lost her email address or I would write myself. Thanks for your help. Anna in AZ
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