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1. Hind / Hinds / Hines [1]
I think you have the wrong address. B Young
2. Names; KRAUSE, CLEWELL, BEITEL, etc. [1]
Hello, I am looking for further information to my KRAUSE heritage. They were Moravian and were part of the early founders of Bethlehem, PA. I have information for this Krause family back to 1712 in Moravia. Also associated to this family were other Bethlehem names that I would like more information about. This names are as follows: CLEWELL, RUCH, STOLL, BAUER, LIEBERT, SCHNELLER and ROTH. This family part of another Krause family that came to Bethlehem. The link has never been found, but is strongly
3. [Fwd: Fw:] [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------296697B2D83AED46F9897039 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=x-user-defined Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hello all, Please read the following message and forward it to as many people as you can. Help make a little girl's wish come true, and at the same time raise money for medical research. Thanks everyone, Martha Humenik --------------296697B2D83AED46F9897039 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: i
4. Per-SON' [1]
Looking for anyone with above surname in family. Descendants of Jacob Person of Sussex/Warren Co., NJ. Some of his descendants live/lived in Northampton Co., Pa. Jacob's father was Johan Wilhelm Passing/Person/Persing 1733-1829 of Lower Harmony, NJ. This family is of Franco-German origin and not of Swedish Perssons. Surname is pronounced Per-SON'. Sam Persing
5. Renner Family [1]
I have an Elizabeth Renner b. February 05, 1795 d. October 25, 1868 Moore twp. m. 28 Jan 1816 to Jacob Schoeneberger at Moore twp. In checking the census for 1810 I found a Peter in Lehigh twp. At the ZION (STONE) CHURCH, Kreidersville, Northampton, PA there is a REUMER, John Peter b. Sept 12 1766 d. Oct 19, 1829(Penciled note: RENNER) and an Admin. papers for Peter d. 1829. But the extract of the admin papers do not mention Elizabeth, only mentiones his wife and sons Philip and Henry!.... Does anyone h
6. Northampton Co., PA 1890 ONLINE census [1]
Dear Researchers, The Northampton Co., PA census for 1890 is steadily going online at http://www.enter.net/~ritar This does not contain all the information available in a US Census, but does contain the names, ages, and in some cases, occupations of everyone in the county. In city areas street addresses are included. The latest additions are Washington & William Twsps., Plainfield Twsp, Nazareth, Pen Argyl, and South Easton names from M to Z. Over 60,000 names are online now. The following are also i
7. DENNIS, Asher [1]
Hi: Looking for information on Asher Dennis who died in FEB 1985. SSDI lists the area as Easton. Any info would be appreciated. Thanks and Happy Holidays. Paul
8. Lester family [1]
I am re-submitting this updated posting to hopefully catch the eyes of any newcomers over the last few months..... I am looking for information on the parents of John LESTER, b. Jan. 11, 1751/52, d. Jan. 29, 1825. John married Catherine PLICKENSTALVER about 1775 in Montgomery Co., Va. and raised his family there. I have found two different accounts in the 1880 census as to where he was born. John's youngest son, Hulen, states in the 1880 Montgomery Co,. Va. census that his father was born in Pa. How
9. Alittle something nice!!!! [1]
A nice little prayer Prayer Every night I lie in bed with this little prayer inside my head God bless my mom and dad and bless my children too And take care of my spouse who brings me so much joy... But, God, there's just one more thing I wish that you would do if you don't mind my asking to bless my little computer, too?? Now I know that it's not normal to bless a small machine but if you listen for a second I will try to explain... You see, that little metal box holds more than odds and ends Inside those
10. DENNIS/Easton, PA [1]
Hi all: Looking for information on John and Mena (Optiz) Dennis John and Mena had a son Asher E. Dennis who was born in Easton, PA probably around 1904. Asher was married to Mildred Musselman. Asher had two sisters, Elizabeth (Huff) Dennis and Beatrice (Weisel) Dennis. NOTE: My great great grandfather's name was Asher Dennis from Roaring Brook, PA near Moscow. Since Asher is not a very common name I am interested in finding anyone who know the Asher Dennis family from Easton. I am wondering if there
11. JOHN SMITH [1]
I am looking for a John B. Smith (YES, John Smith) who married Mary Beloof(Beloff) . They livec in Smithfield before it became Monroe county. Eward Packrer m. ? Rhonda Packer m.James F. Beloof Mary m. John B. Smith I found a Smith farm near the old county bridge but there was no listing of family line. Do any of these names sound familiar? Hope to hear from SOMEONE! SL
12. RUMFIELD, PETTIT PA>OH [1]
Looking for the parents of Peleg M. RUMFIELD born 3/25/1818 in PA, d. 5/29/1862 in Meigs Co. OH. Married Rachel PETTIT April 28, 1839 in Morgan Co., OH. I believe Rachel was born in PA as well. She was born 9/17/1819 and died June 15, 1886 in Meigs Co., OH. Many Rumfield/Rumfelds were located in Lehigh/Northampton area, however, I have not been able to connect Peleg to his parents. I am interested in any information on both of these families. Would appreciate any help and happy to share any information I
13. BERCAW/BURCAW [1]
Hi, I am searching for any info on Jennie Bercaw (Burcaw) or any spelling variation, born September 30, 1863 in Easton, PA. She was my ggrandmother. Her father's name was William. I would like to have her mother's name and names of any siblings. Any help would be appreciated. I am at a standstill. Please reply to 1stfbc@gte.net Thanks, Gloria
14. BAUER SMITH HESS [1]
Hello, I just joined the Northampton County list. I'm looking for information on the families of BAUER, SMITH and HESS, who lived in Northampton County from the 1750s to the early 1800s. I am always looking for additional information on these folks and am very eager to share the sources and information I have compiled. Following are the earliest generations of each family: BAUER (I have quite a bit of information on this family. More than half of the Bauers in early Northampton history appe
15. MORAVIANCHURCH-L at rootsweb.com [1]
Hi everyone, I am pleased to announce the MORAVIANCHURCH-L mailing list. The world-wide Moravian Church is the oldest Protestant denomination. This list is an exchange of Moravian records, genealogies, references and historical information. The Moravians began their work in Northampton County, PA in 1740, and had four congregations here by 1762. If you would like to join, please send a message with subscribe (and nothing else) to: MORAVIANCHURCH-L-request@rootsweb.com mail mode MORAVIANCHURCH-D-request@ro
16. DENNIS [1]
Hi: Looking for information on the following: Peter Dennis, born in Ireland (possibly PA) in 1823, came to Roaring Brook Township, PA about 1855. His wife Maria (prob. Anna Maria) was born in PA in 1826(this date is probably wrong). Their children: 1. James b. 1835 2. Sarah b. 1838 3. Martha b. 1840 4. Asher b. 1841 5. Rudolph b. 1843 6. Charles b. 1845 7. Christiana b. 1847 8. John b. 1850 9. Peter F. b. 1852 10. Frances E. b. 1856 4. ASHER DENNIS and his wife LYDIA JANE SHERWOOD b. 1849, live
17. Hind / Hinds / Hines [1]
I don't have any Northampton info at this time however I would like to know how to access the "Constantine F. Groman Funeral records 1893 - 1919 of Upper Milford". I have record of my grandmother being buried in #26 in early April, 1904 in Mennonite Brethren in Christ Cemetery in Upper Milford. Is Upper Milford Mennonite Church still in existance? Has it changed names? What nearby towns/twps are close to Upper Milford? I understand this may be in Lehigh Co.
18. Jennie Burkall?, Burckall?, Burchall? of Easton, PA [1]
Hi, Just subscribed to this list and am looking for any information on my ggrandmother, Jennie Burchall sp? According to her death certificate she was born Sept. 12, 1863 in Easton, PA and was the daughter of William Burchall (sp?) Is there anywhere I can check as I am trying to find out her mother's maiden name but need to get her maiden name straightened out first. Thanks for any help. reply to 1stfbc@gte.net Gloria
19. BITTNER of Lowhill Twp. [1]
Hi there, Anyone researching BITTNER in Lowhill Twp., Northampton Co.? The is an article in "The Morning Call" today titled "Out of the ashes" which describes the loss of several local barns to arsonists. One arsonist got 29-58 and the other got 2 1/2-5 and 35 years probation! Anyway, there is a picture of the BITTNER family standing in front of their PA-German-style barn circa 1900, which was once owned by Gen. Harry TREXLER. I am not sure if the present owners Robert and Dawn Costello are descendants or n
20. ROTH, NAUMAN, LEOPOLD, HEIMBACH etc. [1]
This is my BIGGEST brick wall EVER! ROTH, John (c. 1788-c. 1848) possibly b. Egypt, Lehigh Co., PA, of Schoenerville, Hanover Twp., Northampton Co., PA 1812, Hecktown, Lower Nazareth Twp., Northampton Co., PA in 1835. Married Mrs. ROTH (c.1788c. 1834), had five daughters: Mrs. (ROTH) NAUMAN (c.1808-c. 1878) Mrs. (ROTH) LEOPOLD (c. 1809-c. 1879) Mrs. (ROTH) HEIMBACH (c. 1810-c. 1880) Mrs. (ROTH) HEIL (c. 1811-c. 1881) Catherine (ROTH) FREITAG / FRIDAY, b. 12 Aug. 1812, bap. "by Rev. Yeager, Schoenersville,
21. Hind / Hinds / Hines [1]
I am sorry if this query is old to you, but since I am new to the list, I am sending it again. I am looking for information on my family. Believed to have originally been Hind. Variations of the name include HINDS [My current} HIND / HINES / HYNES / HYND, etc. My direct ancestory was in Beaver County, PA after the Revolution, but may have been descendent from Chester, PA, -- Albemarle, Augusta Counties in VA. Family members migrated through VA, PA, KY, TN, AL, AR, IN. Early names were Jam
22. Images of America: Bethlehem [1]
Hi everybody! I just picked up the soft cover version of this book at the Moravian Bookshop over Christmas. This book is a compilation of photos that were part of "A Bethlehem Family Photo Album: 1845-1990," displayed at the Bethlehem Area Public Library for the City's 250th Anniversary. It includes photographs of people and locations in Bethlehem dating back to the late 1800's. All were donated by Bethlehemites, and include a description of each photo (including many business and individual names!). I
23. Beck family group emigrating l750 [1]
This is an outline of my early group in Northampton Co starting about l750. If you have any connections I would be glad to share anything Charles Severs Descendants of Ulrich Beck 1 Ulrich Beck . +Margaretha Schrayin ........ 2 Johannes Juerg Beck 1705 - ............ +Anna Maria Gucker 1708/09 - ................... 3 George Beck ....................... +CATHERINE Koehler .............................. 4 [16] George Adam Peck 1765 - .................................. +[1] Caty Wysor /Weiser
24. Goodwin Family [1]
I can somewhat trace the brothers Goodwin to Mt. Bethel about the 1790 time period. I've seen their names on the Land Warrents page on the Northampton web site and in the 1790 census. Can any one help me with further information on these people? Abraham, Richard, Benjamin and John. I am a desendent of Abraham. We believe their father was Abraham Goodwin who applied for a warrent in Bucks County in 1749. I welcome any help I can get. Thank You Edward Harazak chefed@execpc.com
25. Land Warrants [1]
Hi, My name is Thomas Kerrick and I have found a reference to my lineage in the land warrants section of the site. How would I go about finding more detailed info on the record. Thanks for your assistance in this matter. Regards, Thomas Kerrick
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