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1. [PANORTHA-L] HESS [1]
Am looking for Joseph Hess b. about 1805 in PA. Can anyone help? I know it's a long shot, but I have to start somewhere. Don'e know parent's names. Thanks, Pam
2. [PANORTHA-L] Test: Rootsweb Mailing List not wokring properly [1]
I am sending this to each PA mailing list to which I subscribed recently. I am not receiving posts from the mailing lists and none of my posts I am submitting are going through right now, although everything was working 24 hours ago. I just tried to access Rootsweb's mailing lists, and I was told the site was experiencing difficulties, so I could not access the mailing list web site. I hope my posts and posts other people made eventually get on the mailing lists.... Please email me if you receive thi
3. [PANORTHA-L] Re: PANORTHA-D Digest V01 #121 [1]
Sorry Penny, but Pittston is NOT, and as far as I know, has NEVER been called Bethlehem, PA. My grandfathers both worked at Bethlehem Steel in Bethlehem and Freemansburg, PA their whole lives, and my relatives are all from that area, as am I. Pittston is Wilkes Barre and Scranton, and has been for a long time from what I know. Bethlehem is much further south, along the Lehigh River in Northampton County. Better get a map and take a peek. PANORTHA-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > ATTACHMENT part 1 messa
4. [PANORTHA-L] McCLATCHEYS, 1730-?? [1]
Looking for information on the McCLATCHEYs. I am trying to confirm the parentage of a Samuel McCLATCHEY, born about 1791 somewhere in Pennsylvania and died about 1865 in Lee County, Iowa. I believe he is the son of Charles McCLATCHEY (1769-1839) and the grandson of James McCLATCHEY (1730-1808) who immigrated to Pennsylvania from Ireland. There are records of McCLATCHEYS in several Pennsylvania counties: Armstrong, Clarion, Lancaster, Venango, and Westmoreland. Any information about this family would be grea
5. [PANORTHA-L] Drylands [1]
The records of Dryland Union Lutheran Church, Northampton County, Pennsylvania, 1763-1832 have been posted to Ancestry.com. They were put up last week but I think it's past the time of free searching. ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.
6. [PANORTHA-L] Evergreen Cemetery Info. [1]
I need help from the list. Just south of Pen Argyl, next to the waste management facility, on Pen Argyl Road, is The Evergreen Cemetery.. Does anyone know who manages the cemetery and are there any records of who is buried there.? Thanks Harry hafra@juno.com
7. Re: [PANORTHA-L] Test: Rootsweb Mailing List not wokring properly [1]
e-mail came through on list ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Friday, June 29, 2001 1:52 AM Subject: [PANORTHA-L] Test: Rootsweb Mailing List not wokring properly > I am sending this to each PA mailing list to which I subscribed recently. I > am not receiving posts from the mailing lists and none of my posts I am > submitting are going through right now, although everything was working 24 > hours ago. I just tried to access Rootsweb's mailing
8. [PANORTHA-L] RE: Pittston, PA [1]
I have been finding some info on KEIM families coming from or settling in Pittston, PA. From what I have found, The Bethlehem Steel Corp. was located there on Keim St. Someone mentioned that this is now known as Bethlehem, PA. I found the following family listed in the Pittston Gazette: Mrs Phoebe J. KEIM, abt 32, and widow of the late Jacob KEIM of Ransom Twp d/Wed, 30 June 1869 at her residence in West Pittstion. She leaves one child a boy about 8 yrs of age. Does anyone recognize the family, o
9. [PANORTHA-L] Fw: SCHAFFER [1]
Forwarding this... From: To: Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2001 12:46 AM Subject: SCHAFFER > I am looking for George and Catharina Schaffer who may have lived in the > Lower Saucon area in the 1770's. Their daughter Dorothea married John George > Reinhard. jane > >
10. [PANORTHA-L] Book search [1]
looking for a copy of: "The descendants and ancestors of the Joseph Milton Fogel family" K. Frack
11. [PANORTHA-L] HENSHUE, HANSHUE, STUCKER, STOCKER [1]
List, I am attempting to trace the family below to Pennsylvania. I suspect they are from either Northhampton, Lehigh, or Berks county. These are the names and ages given in the 1850 U.S. Census for Wisconsin (Town of Dunn, Dane County): Charles Hensho, 35 Catherine, 34 Mandus, 12 Theodore, 5 Charles H., 1 All but the last list Pennsylvania as the place of birth. Wisconsin is listed for the youngest child. In Theodore's marriage record, his mother's maiden name is listed as Catherine STUCKER. The family
12. [PANORTHA-L] Re: PANORTHA-D Digest V01 #89 [1]
Sylvia, I'm researching the Strauss's lineage in the Hellertown/Northampton County area. Do you have any locations for the John Strauss you're searching for? Bryan --- PANORTHA-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > ATTACHMENT part 1 message/rfc822 > > PANORTHA-D Digest Volume 01 : Issue 89 > > Today's Topics: > #1 [PANORTHA-L] JOHN STRAUSS > [KRoth57013@aol.com] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from PANORTHA-D, send a message to > > PANORTHA-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that con
13. RE: [PANORTHA-L] No more free access [1]
Why is it that after a while ppl get so greedy that all they can think about is $$? What happened to the original intention of Ancestry.com on sharing the information with others? Seems to me their service is going downhill. Shalori -----Original Message----- From: maryliza@visto.com [mailto:maryliza@visto.com] Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2001 7:55 AM To: PANORTHA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [PANORTHA-L] No more free access Dear Listers: Ancestry.com has changed their rules and no longer allow free access to
14. Re: [PANORTHA-L] Ancestry databases [1]
I have subscribed to Ancestry for a few years. I have subscribed on-line, as well as over the phone and have never been double charged. I can't say it never happens, but I have never had an issue with it. Perhaps Ancestry is using a telemarketing service for phone solicitations. From my experience, outsourced telemarkerters are more interested in production than genealogy. I hope ancestry.com is not using questionable tactics. They provide a good service. It would be a shame to see it deteri
15. [PANORTHA-L] Brobst; [1]
I found Johann Bernhard Kuntz on Rootsweb in Brobst Registry. For some reason, I can get on anything at Rootsweb today. I keep getting "site not responding". Hope you have better luck A. Reichard
16. [PANORTHA-L] Kleintop [1]
TO: PANORTHA-L PACARBON-L PAMONROE-L Is anyone researching the Kleintops (and the various spellings) who were from the old Chesnuthill Township area of today's Eldred and Ross Townships, Monroe County? Marie Robinson
17. [PANORTHA-L] genealogy [1]
Hi: I'm hoping someone will be able to offer some help with the following. I had GGGrandparents named Daniel and Sussanah nee Spangler Hertzel. Daniel passed away at a young age and is interred in the cemetery at Stone Church in Kreidersville. DOB 4/41814--DOD 3/21/1847 My problem at this time is getting a lead as to what became of Sussanah from that time on. I'll list some clues I've managed to research, but still have no idea of her final resting place. 1850 Census Record-Census taken August 28
18. [PANORTHA-L] Rootsweb not working:tests no longer needed [1]
Hi everyone, Thanks to all of you who responded to my requests for a test, as I was wondering why most of my email did not post to Rootsweb within the past 24 hours. Email is now flooding in, and someone emailed me to tell me the server for Rootsweb was probably down due to people concerned about the Social Security prices rising from $7.00 to $27 on July 1st. As this person mentioned in his/her email, this should have been anticipated and dealt with properly. I do NOT need people to respond to my t
19. [PANORTHA-L] James Armstrong; Revolutionary War Northampton County? [1]
I'm new to the Northampton List and seeking information on my ancestor James Armstrong, b. 1728, died 1800 in Georgia. I don't know for sure that he was from Northampton County, but in the Revolutionary War he served in the 2nd Pennsylvania Battalion of Captain Thomas Craig, which was raised principally in Northampton County. His service was as follows: He joined the 2d Pennsylvania Battalion as Regt. Quartermaster, 20 Feb. 1776. He rose through the ranks; 2d Lt.. 21 May 1776, 1st Lt.. 2d Cav. in Lt. Co
20. [PANORTHA-L] YOHE/JOH, particularly Jacob, mid 1700s? [1]
Seeking to identify Jacob JOH as the husband of Anna Maria JOH (Zion Reformed Church) who d. 1771 @ age 56. Several men, surnamed JOH/JOHE/YOHE arrived in Philadelphia beginning in 1737 w/Hans Georg Joh on Townsend, who probably, eventually, lived in Berks Co. and became a citzen in 1760. Next came Jacob, Adam and Michael JOH aboard Albany in 1749. I believe Adam is the innkeeper who lived in Easton about the time of the establishment of Northampton county. Michael may have remained in Philadelphia
21. Re: [PANORTHA-L] Re: PANORTHA-D Digest V01 #89 [1]
There are some Strauss families listed online at Bethlehem, PA 1890. Just about all of Northampton County is listed there - 84,000 names. Look under Saucon, Lower - Hellertown . http://www.enter.net/~ritar/communities.html Webmaster Bethlehem, PA 1890 http://www.enter.net/~ritar/index.html ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bryan Zeiner" To: Sent: Saturday, June 02, 2001 3:10 PM Subject: [PANORTHA-L] Re: PANORTHA-D Digest V01 #89 > Sylvia, I'm researchin
22. Re: [PANORTHA-L] Book search [1]
Schantz. Johan Schantz arrivied in PA, Oct. 1, 1770 accompied by his 4 sons. One of which was Jacob Schantz, born 1761. His home was located in Egypt, Lehigh (then N.hampton) Co. PA., he served in the Rev. War as a frontier ranger. In 1788 he married Maria Botz, they had a large family, one of whom was Jacob. Jacob Schantz2, was born Nov. 28, 1791, died june `1843. He married Sarah Fogel, born July 25, 1799, died April 25, 1871, the d/o Hon. John and Catharine (Stettler) Fogel of Fogelville. The Fogel ance
23. [PANORTHA-L] Re: PANORTHA-D Digest V01 #110 [1]
Does anyone out there in the Northampton County area know anything about my father's (he was Martin, one of six children) family? His father was Joseph Hiram Kelly, married to Alice Abby Die (or Dye). She died in 1928 in Easton, where they spent their life; he died before 1921 is all I know. He was a conductor on the Lehigh Valley R R Black Diamond passenger train for years, and they were members of Trinity Episcopal Church with a pew there in their name. The church office has no records other than t
24. RE: [PANORTHA-L] Ancestry databases [1]
I received a phone call from Ancestry.com. The fellow told me that my subscription had expired and I was up for renewal. I told him I would sign up online. He replied that if I did, I would be charged twice cuz that's the way Ancestry did it. I haven't renewed yet and as much as I like Ancestry I think they have some questionable tactics! Shalori -----Original Message----- From: Becky Traub [mailto:ttraub77@epix.net] Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2001 6:51 AM To: PANORTHA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [PANORTHA-L] An
25. [PANORTHA-L] Fw: John Stotzer of Easton, Pa [1]
Forwarding this... From: "Mark D. Stotzer" > I have a copy of his obituary that was published in the Bethlehem newspaper > on March 1, 1904. > It says that he: > * He was age 79 wehn he died. > * Was born in "Berne Switzerland." > * Emigrated with his parents "when he was but a child." > * The family first settled in Plainfield Township then later moved to > Easton. > O'm looking for any information on John (where buried) his wife's name, > parents or siblings names. > John Stotzer is pa
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