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1. [PANORTHA-L] Ft.Lebanon part 3 [1]
Frontier Forts of Pennsylvania, Vol.1,pg.120-134, Thomas Lynch Montgomery, 1916 On June 24th, 1757, Captain Morgan writes: "On Wednesday last we were alarmed by one of the neighbours that came to the Fort, and acquainted us that one Jno. Bushy had seen an Indian at his house, (which was about 3 miles from Fort Lebanon). I immediately went out with a party of men to the place where we found the tracts of three, but could not see any of them. Yesterday morning about 8 of the clock, the son of one Adam
2. [PANORTHA-L] Ft.Lebanon part 1 [1]
Frontier Forts of Pennsylvania, Vol.1,pg.120-134, Thomas Lynch Montgomery, 1916 FORT LEBANON (AND WILLIAM). [Marked by Mahantongo Chapter, D.A.R., 1913.] Not far distant from Fort Northkill to the East is the important gap in the mountain made by the Schuylkill River, where Port Clinton now stands. Some six miles north of Port Clinton is the town of Auburn, and about 11 miles east of Auburn stood Fort Lebanon, distant eleven miles from Fort Northkill, by the route usually taken, which was along the n
3. [PANORTHA-L] Ft.Lebanon part 2 [1]
Frontier Forts of Pennsylvania, Vol.1,pg.120-134, Thomas Lynch Montgomery, 1916 It was one of the larger and more important forts. Commissary James Young has this to say of it during his tour of inspection: June 21st, 1756-Accordingly we sett out for Fort Lebanon (from Fort Northkill); all the way from North Kill to Lebanon is an Exceeding bad road, very Stony and mountanus. About 6 miles from North kill, we Crossed the North Mountain, where we met Captain Morgan's Lieut. with 10 men, Ranging the wood
4. Re: [PANORTHA-L] Anyone know how to contact . . . [0.984762]
This is what I have but I haven't used it in a long time so I don't know if it still works. daleb@voicenet.com Susan canney@mediaone.net Visit http://www.RegionalPublications.com Member of the Western Massachusetts Genealogical Society http://www.rootsweb.com/~mawmgs/ http://www.genealogy.bond.tc ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marie A Robinson" To: Sent: February 02, 2002 12:53 PM Subject: [PANORTHA-L] Anyone know how to
5. [PANORTHA-L] Andrew ZIEGENFUSE married to Elizabeth GROVER [0.984762]
Please contact me if you are related to the above couple. I spotted their marriage certificate this weekend in an antique store in upper Wayne County this weekend and I can give you its location. Please let me know how you are related. Thanks
6. [PANORTHA-L] Robert T. Jones (1916-1981) [0.984762]
Seeking information on the parents of Robert T. Jones. Robert is buried with his father, Stanley T. Jones (1896-1970) and his stepmother Lucy M. Jones (1913-1997), in Howertown, Allen Township. Robert's death certificate shows his mother as "Clara (Shook)". If anyone has any connection or information, the help would be appreciated. Thanks, Mike
7. [PANORTHA-L] Fw: Deed [0.984762]
I am forwarding this From: IWri683226@aol.com Please reply to Irene at the above address Sent: Monday, February 18, 2002 10:25 PM Subject: Deed I need to see contents of a Northampton County deed Vol.99: pages 104,106, involves John or Johannes Erdman of Whitehall Township. If you do not know of someone who will do a search for me, can you tell me how to obtain a copy of the deed from the Northampton County Recorder of deeds at: 669 Washington St. Rm 101, Easton, PA 18042 Thank you. Irene Wrigley
8. [PANORTHA-L] Abbott Family [0.984762]
New to the list! I have a William Abbott b. between 1794-1795 in Northampton Co.,Pa. Married Catherine Unknown before 1814 in Penn. Their first five children were born in Northampton Co., Pa. About 1828 they moved to Fairfield Co., Ohio and about 1832 located in Shelby Co., Ohio where they lived and died. I am trying to locate William's parents. Also the maiden name of Catherine. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Roberta Iiames
9. Re: [PANORTHA-L] RE: [PALEHIGH-L] History of Lehigh Co., Weaver Families [0.984762]
Thank You for letting me know where all of Geri Brennan postings went. I have them all in my files. I just read all of them again and my ancestor is not amongst them. >>>> John Weber is listed in the "History of Lehigh Co" under the Biery name. John married Salome/Sarah Biery, dau. of Frederick Biery of Catasauqua. They are buried at New Jerusalem Cemetery, Hellertown >>>>>> Since John was in with the Biery family, I thought he may be in the " History of Lehigh" under Weber/Weaver ----- Original Messa
10. [PANORTHA-L] Re: George Ludwig SANNER, arrived Philadelphia 1749 [0.984762]
Good Evening listers, I am seeking information on George Ludwig SANNER. Would like information on all known children and descendants. Two of his sons, Ludwig SANNER and Michael SANNER, SR. removed to Somerset County, PA by 1800. George Ludwig SANNER landed in Philadelphia on 19 Sept 1749 on the ship "PATIENCE". It is unknown whether he came as a single or married man. Any information on this ancestor and his children and descendants would be appreciated. May email direct. thanks and have a go
11. [PANORTHA-L] Fw: Birkenstock [0.984762]
I am forwarding this... From: Please respond to Maria at the above address. Sent: Tuesday, February 05, 2002 7:30 PM Subject: Birkenstock > Seeking information about a 6th Gr. Grandfather-in-law. > The Reverend John Jacob Justus Birkenstock is listed in the Lehigh County > History as having arrived in Pennsylvania about 1742 and having been an > itinerant Lutheran minister, responsible for spreading some of the Christian > word in the early days of Pennsylvania ... at least ... North
12. [PANORTHA-L] HAZLETT: JOHN, EMMA & JEAN [0.984762]
I am searching for the family of John HAZLETT, who was born in Hunterdon County, NJ in 1868. He married Emma ?, who was born about 1872. They had a daughter, Jean, who was born in NJ in 1893. The three lived in Easton in 1910.
13. [PANORTHA-L] Fw: BMW(Bouch Macro Web) [0.984762]
----- Original Message ----- From: ROBERT BOUCH Sent: Tuesday, February 19, 2002 5:00 PM To: 0; Alan Bouch; Alan Welsford; Alfred Bouch; Alice; Allyn Campbell; Amanda Myers; Andrew Hetherington; Andrew Gough; Anna Bouch; b; Barbara Schneider; Barbara Pavey; Bernerd O'Neil; Bill Nulph; Bill Hickerson; Bill Hileman; Bonnie Bryan; Boucher-L; Brian Ensley; Bruce Dycus; Brian Yount; Bruce Woodworth; Carol White; Carolyn Jarvey; Charles Matheson, Sr; Christopher Bouch; Chris Sanders; Chuck Kannar; CJ; Claire Croo
14. [PANORTHA-L] Information on Shanahan/Morrissey [0.984762]
My great-grandparents came from Ireland sometime in the 1880s and settled in Bangor, Pennsylvania. She was Margaret Morrissey born in 1860 from County Mayo and he was James Shanahan a master stone cutter date of birth unknown from county unknown in Ireland. They had several children, Margaret, Mary and John before he was run over and killed by a runaway horse and carriage sometime in the early 1900s in Bangor. Any information on James or Margaret out there?
15. [PANORTHA-L] Cost of deed copies? [0.984762]
Does anyone on the list know what the costs are to obtain copies of deeds from the Northampton Co., PA, courthouse? If a per page fee, what is the cost per page? Is there a minimum fee?
16. [PANORTHA-L] Martin EPPLER / Diana FREY of Easton (Germany) [0.984762]
I am searching for any information on this EPPLER family. Any help or guidance to online resources in Germany would be greatly appreciated. I have lots of information on descendents of Martin's son William who died in Phillipsburg, Warren County, New Jersey, if there are any cousin's out there who may be interested I would love to share. Kelly Decker (ksd2@lehigh.edu) Pennsylvania, USA My GGG Grandfather was Martin EPPLER who was born in Tieringen, Oberant Balingen in Wurtemberg (according to his marriag
17. [PANORTHA-L] Re: PANORTHA-D Digest V02 #28 [0.984762]
New to the list! I have a William Abbott b. between 1794-1795 in Northampton Co.,Pa. Married Catherine Unknown before 1814 in Penn. Their first five children were born in Northampton Co., Pa. About 1828 they moved to Fairfield Co., Ohio and about 1832 located in Shelby Co., Ohio where they lived and died. I am trying to locate William's parents. Also the maiden name of Catherine. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Roberta Iiames
18. [PANORTHA-L] GROMAN GANGEWERE PEARSON COPE STUDIGER LAMBERT (long) [0.984762]
My great, great grand-uncle Solomon GROMAN was born in 1835 to Samuel GROMAN (1800-1887) and Catharine GANGEWERE GROMAN (1801-1891) of Friedensville, Upper Saucon Tp., Lehigh Co., PA. Solomon admitted fathering a daughter born out of wedlock on 16 Jul 1861. The next month, Solomon joined the Civil War, mustering into the 46th Infantry Regiment of Pennsylvania, Company C. Solomon GROMAN and the 46th were at the battles of Cedar Mountain VA, Antietam MD, Chancellorsville VA and at Gettysburg PA with the XII C
19. [PANORTHA-L] Fenstermaker [0.984762]
Seeking information or connections to Lewis Fenstermaker and his wife Susana Silfies. They were the parents of Raymond R. Fenstermaker (1896-1974) who was born in Bath. Thanks for any help. Mike
20. [PANORTHA-L] Agnes and Gulielmur Tyler [0.984762]
I am looking for information for information on this couple in hopes that it will help me find more information on my ancestors. Agnes, nee Wien/Wein, was the aunt of my great-grandmother. Agnes was born about 1874 in Bethlehem, Pa. Her parents were Michael and Anna Wien. She was married to Gulielmur Tyler, who apparently died before 1900. She had a daughter, Anna. born about 1895. I am hoping to find out when she died or where she is buried. Lea Nissley www.PaDutchancestry.homestead.com/index.html
21. [PANORTHA-L] Lehr Families [0.984762]
I have reason to believe this family came from PA in late 1700's and early 1800's to Wayne Co, Ohio and then to De Pue, Bureau, IL. Will the Princeton County Clerks office mail out the information sheets? Can you give us the addresses for these places you were all taking about. I'm desperately trying to find info on Isaac Lehr who died 15 Dec 1865 and is buried in Searle Ridge Cemetery. He was on the volunteer civil war draft list, but don't know if he served. Can you make any suggestions on how I
22. Re: [PANORTHA-L] Indentured servants: Legal status [0.984762]
See: http://www.stratfordhall.org/ed-servants.htm Doug Strohl ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marie Summa" To: Sent: Saturday, February 02, 2002 2:50 AM Subject: [PANORTHA-L] Indentured servants: Legal status > Hi List, > Probing question... > Many of our ancestors were indentured servants. The question is this: > Were indentured servants "inheritable"? > Assuming a servant was bound to a master who subsequently died - would > his heirs inherit the contr
23. [PANORTHA-L] RE: [PALEHIGH-L] History of Lehigh Co., Weaver Families [0.984762]
If you go to: http://searches2.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl (Archives for RootsWeb e-mail lists) and search the archives for the PANORTHA-L, and then search for Weaver or Weber in 2001, you will see that in October and early November the Weaver/Weber biographies from the History of Northampton County, or maybe History of Lehigh County, can't recall, were typed and sent to the PANORTHA-L. There was more than one e-mail. I think these are the pages that were intended to be put up on the web site.
24. [PANORTHA-L] Anyone know how to contact . . . [0.984762]
Dale E. Berger? Does he have an e-mail address? Thanks, Marie Robinson
25. Laubach/Frutchey, was Re: [PANORTHA-L] Re:Anna and Agnes Tyler [0.984762]
On Thu, 21 Feb 2002 19:32:11 -0500 "Lea Nissley" writes: > Thank you to all who replied to my [query] with information and > suggestions. > > www.PaDutchancestry.homestead.com/index.html Any relation to the [John?] Christian Laubach of Northampton/ Columbia Co, PA who m. Anna Maria Frutschie/Frutchey? Regards, Ron Bauerle http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~bauerle/frutchey/frutchey.htm (looks like some of the links are broken :^(
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