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1. [PANORTHA-L] Fultz/Foltz/Folz family records [1]
Hi, My early Andrew & Margaret Fultz family had all their children in this county and I would be interested in any information on them Many thank, Jeri Helms Fultz
2. Re: [PANORTHA-L] RE: Custard [1]
Wissahickon Hermits One day, June 1694, there arrived in Germantown a group of men who constituted an interesting and picturesque accession. They were the band of Pietists best know as "the hermits of Wissahickon". On their arrival they spent 2 months in Germantown and then located on the heights bording Wissahickon Creek, on the upper side of the stream, northeast of Ridege road. Though the site was beyond the line of Germantown Township, in the adjoining township of Roxborough, these German mystics maint
3. Re: [PANORTHA-L] Isaac Lynn (Linn) [1]
We've corresponded before. Can you tell me the origin of the name "Burton" for Sarah Anna Lynn? This is a new one on me and my records say the name of her previous husband - and the father of your ancestor Emma - was "Brittan." In the 1860 census for Harmony, NJ, she's recorded three households away from where Joseph Drake Metz is as Brittan, Sarah 27 Servant Born in PA " , Emma 5 " NJ Thanks, Marilyn ----- Original Message ----- From:
4. [PANORTHA-L] Re: Keim [1]
Keim, John, subject, Northumberland County History, He was born Feb. 22, 1845 in Berks County (Shoemakersville, Perry township). Moved to Danville, Montour Co. He died Jan 3, 1878, he was a Lutheran. His wife was Harriet Arnold (sister of Dr. John Arnold, a dentist of Reading), was born July 13, 1813, died April 19, 1878. Children; Matilda, 1831, Catharine, 1832, Susan, 1834, Harriet, 1836 died in Chicago in 1910, Anna M., 1838, John, 1845, Sarah Jane, 1847, and William, 1851. John Keim married in 1862 to
5. Re: [PANORTHA-L] Jacob's Union Church [1]
Jacob's Union church is in Lynn Township, Berks county. It is still in existence. Their is a wonderful old cemetery there. Lea ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, April 28, 2003 8:49 AM Subject: [PANORTHA-L] Jacob's Union Church > Hi, > > Can someone tell me where Jacob's Union Church, listed as Jacksonville, would > be and if it's still in existence? I found a marriage record of David Bachman > and Ellen Jane ___ in 1881. Would the chu
6. [PANORTHA-L] Ronald Gregor - address please [1]
List, I have been trying to find Ronald Gregor, his last email address from the following website bounced. http://www.geocities.com/rsmstahley His last address was -- rgregor@greensboro.com Does any one have his current address.? I did find Susan Stahley's address. Thanks to all for your help. Harry Frable Jr.
7. [PANORTHA-L] RE: Custard [1]
Morning Geri, and Custard-interested people everywhere! Let's see if I'm awake enough to make sense here; we west-coasters start the day late especially on a Sat. following day-light savings time change! In my pedigree Rebecca Custer b. about 1734 in possibly Hanover Twp. Montgomery Co., PA, m. John Holder(II) b. 1725 Mahanatawny Twp., Berks Co., PA. Let me know if I have faulty info. or you have anything to add. Anyway, Rebecca (Custer) Holder's ancestors starting with her dad: George Custer, Arnold Cu
8. [PANORTHA-L] 1898-99 soldiers now online [1]
http://www.PaSpanishAmericanWar.com has just posted the names of over 1000 Pennsylvania soldiers who served with the 4th regiment Volunteers during the Spanish-American War of 1898-1899. This bring the total to almost 10,000 PA Spanish- American War soldiers online from this and other PA counties. http://www.paspanishamericanwar.com/rosters.html Rosters of Pa Volunteers 1898-1899. You can use these rosters to send away to the Veteran's Administration or NARA for a soldier's pension records. Pension reco
9. [PANORTHA-L] Re Walmer- and some Civil war listings, very long. [1]
Walmer-Commemortive Biographical Encyclopedia of Dauphin County Walmer, Noah, subject, was born in East Hanover township, Dauphin Co., March 22, 1841, s/o John and Mary Albert, grandson of George Walmer, who was also born in Dauphin Co. He was reared on the farm and was a farmer by occupation. He was twice married and by his first wife had 9 children; Michael, William, John, Kate, the wife of Thomas Allen, Jacob, George, Maria the wife of George Daubert. The grandfather died in Sept of 1865, aged 75. By hi
10. [PANORTHA-L] Re: Romig [1]
John Adam Romig, 3rd son of Frederick, and Catharine (Siegfried) was born Nov 21, 1741. John Adam married 1st to Catharine Butz, (died about 1779), d/o John and Peter. They had 6 children,(1). John, born Dec 23, 1768, (2) Peter, born June 28, 1770, (3) Jacob, born March 5, 1776, died April 16, 1773, (4) Catharine born March 19, 1774, died May 15, 1856, married Jacob Erdman, (5) John Adam, born Feb 27, 1776, (6) Barbara, born March 25,1778 died Dec 1854, married Anthony Eschbach. John Adam married 2nd to El
11. [PANORTHA-L] Re: [PABERKS] a puzzle about Henry Gibson (b. 1806) [1]
Gibson-Lancaster County History George Gibson, of Hickory Town, aka Gibson's Pastures. George Gibson kept a tavern on the site long before Hamilton laid out the town. In 1734 the town had 200 people living in it. Gibson, Henry W., subject. The Gibson family came from Ireland and the great-grandfather of Henry W., with 2 brothers made his appearance here at a very early day. His wife died when our subject was about 10 years of age. Their son, Michael married Mary Shertz. John Gibson father of Henry W., was
12. [PANORTHA-L] Daughters of Amandus Lerch, who m. who? [1]
Sigh...time to go to work; must put genealogy notes aside. I have been trying to sort out which Lerch daughter married who. Prehaps you already know & would be willing to share information? Known children of Amandus Lerch & Elvina Gold (Gould): Emma/Ervina (~1846- aft 1923) m. George Warner; had a son, Melvin. Sarah (~1848- bfr 1/1923) m. ? Henry Wardman (Wartman); had a son Quintis ~1866, and maybe Herbert?~1884. Aramanda b.~1852 I have found nothing else on her, did she "die young"? Or, did
13. [PANORTHA-L] Sorry [1]
Sorry List: Must be a senior moment. We need an obit from Nazareth from 1977. Can someone help us.??? Robin
14. Re: [PANORTHA-L] URGENT: VIRUS I transmitted [1]
Pam and all, THIS IS A HOAX. Please check Symantec.com or go to this website: http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/jdbgmgr.exe.file.hoax.html Marie Pamela Proctor wrote: > > BlankOn 4/8, I sent a Northampton Lookup response to Stauffer's and > Vermillion's: Jenny. I did not keep her request and cannot email her > directly. This virus - see below - is real. I received it and passed it on > to Jenny. The instructions are very clear and work easily. > > ==============================
15. Fw: Re: [PANORTHA-L] URGENT: VIRUS I transmitted [1]
To all listers: The following is a Hoax and has been floating around for a long time. Larry **************************************** Pamela Proctor wrote: > > BlankOn 4/8, I sent a Northampton Lookup response to Stauffer's and > Vermillion's: Jenny. I did not keep her request and cannot email her > directly. This virus - see below - is real. I received it and passed it on > to Jenny. The instructions are very clear and work easily. > > ========================================== > > The file descri
16. [PANORTHA-L] Re: Re:JACOB MILLER - SARAH GEARHART abt 1754-61 [1]
I. John Miller, grandfather, was born in Allentown in 1789. He married in 1816 to Elizaeth Rinker, who was born Oct 8, 1787 and died Feb 7, 1856. Elizabeth Rinker, d/o Abraham Rinker, born 1756, died 1820, served as a Captain of a company in the War of 1812, and his wife Gertrude. II. Children; Mrs. Eliza Washburn; Mrs. Henry E. Kuhe; Thomas born 1820, died 1899, and Henry Millers of Lynn township The ancestor of the Miller family orginating in the northwestern part of Lehigh county, was Christian Miller
17. [PANORTHA-L] Re: Bucher-Aston-Babb-Boyd [1]
Bucher family-Lancaster County History Jacob Bucher, was a son of Dr. Benedict Bucher, who was born at Denver, Lancaster county, in Aug., 1759, and a grandson of Dr. Bens Bucher, a native of Switzerland, who settled at Denver in the early part of the 18th century. Dr. Benedict Bucher located at Cornwall. Children; John P., born in 1785 and settled in Lebanon county, Benedict, born April 1792, Christian, born 1796 of Lebanon Co., Henry, Susanna born 1802, died unmarried, Maria married Michael Snyder, Jacob.
18. [PANORTHA-L] Re: Freese, Barnett, Walter,Walmer, and a few Gerhart marriages&deaths [1]
War of 1812 Freese Peter, wife Parmelia, PA Freeze Jacob, wife Elvira, VA Fries Andrew or as Andrew Friz or Fritz, wife Christina Link married 10 Feb 1815 Montgomery Co. NY, soldier died about 1875 Joseph, wife Catharine Dorhrom, married 8 Oct 1816 Union Co., PA, soldier died 13 Dec 1853 Trenton, Ohio, widow died 14 June 1884 Tuscarawas, Ohio Old War Fress John or as John 'friss or Frize or Fries, for services in the Band for the 5th MI Inf., also served as a Musician in in the 4th US Inf in 1849 Fries
19. [PANORTHA-L] Sons of Owen Milton Keim [1]
Based on family recollection, census records, the 1914 obit for Owen Milton, and several "tidbits" supplied by Cindy, Eileen & Penny; here are my "educated guesses" about Owen's sons. Additional, information, comments, etc., very apprecieated. Owen Milton Keim (3/7/1848 Bethlehem twnshp - 4/8/1914 Bethlehem) m. ~1873 Catherine Warner (12/1856 PA - 11/3/1933 Bethlehem?); had 16 children, 10 living in 1900. The sons were: 1. Preston C. 10/11/1876-5/27/1879, Penny reports the grave marker says "son of
20. [PANORTHA-L] Re: Family of Henry Kintz [1]
Hi Gil, I can give you a lot of odds and ends, but no one list of children for Henry Kintz, and since I have seen GAumer, as Gauer and Gower. Well I see what I can find. Burials-Monroe County a dau., of Peter S. and Sarah Altemose, 1853-56 Charles Kintz, s/o Jacob and Eliza (Shupp) 1854-55 Sarah Ann Kintz, d/o Thomas and Catharine Ann (?) 185- 1859 Annie Maria Altemose, w/o Peter, Jan 1, 1782-Nov 9, 1864 Peter Altemose, June 14, 1771-Oct 18,1859 Elizabeth Siglin, wife of Daniel, and d/o Peter and Mari
21. [PANORTHA-L] Stahley , current address needed... [1]
List, I have been trying to contact Susan Stahley, she is a list contributor... I have tried 2 different addresses, no luck, both bounced back as being un-deliverable.. Can anyone give me her current email address, offline.? Thanks for your help.. Harry
22. [PANORTHA-L] Re: odds and ends [1]
Odds and Ends In 1776, 6 taverns were kept (Allentown) by Henry Hagenbuch, Michael Klechner, Nicolas Fuchs, Michael Schroeder, George Weiss, and Philip Klotz. The Hagenbuch family was represented here as early as 1773 by Henry Hagenbuch being licensed in that year to keep a tavern. He was succeed by Jacob, who was either a son or a brother, and he by Jacob 2nd, whose sons, Benjamin J., and Charles H., carried on the same house-The Cross Keys-in later years. This house was conduct4d by members of the family
23. [PANORTHA-L] Re: Boyd [1]
Joseph Boyd, subject. I. John Boyd, great-grandfather was an American patriot who was killed while serving in the American Navy under Commodore Decatur during the bombardment of Tripoli, in 1804. II. James Boyd, son of John, was born in 1795 at Phila., and was bound out in tender boyhood years, to the Dunffield Family. He accompanied them to Damascus township, Wayne County, He died in 1842 at age 47, leaving a widow, Nancy, d/o David Canfield, of Litchfield, CT and a family of children. His wife Nancy died
24. [PANORTHA-L] Re: Barnet, Walter,and LInthe [1]
Boy I can't find a thing on Barnet, or Linthe, but maybe Walter will give you a clue. B.C. Walter, MD, born June 15, 1832 in Northampton County, s/o William and Mary (Bunstein) Walter, also natives of this county, while his grandfather came from England, and his mother's side is of German descent. She was still living at age 100 at Easton (1894). B.C. married Camillia, d/o Jacob Brunner, children; Robley, a physician of Easton; Laura, wife of Howard Knecht, Delia, the wife of Allen Woodring, of Bethlehem,
25. [PANORTHA-L] William Frable [1]
Might be William Frable, age 13, Lackawanna Co., in the 1880 census. A search at www.familysearch.org shows this as the closest est. year of birth for "William Frable" in PA. (If age 23 in 1890 was correct.) This Williams was in the household of Adam Frable in 1880. Do other folks in Adam's household fit into your tree? J.R. Maxwell Delaware Co.,OH
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