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1. Decker-Foote-Robinson in 1850 Lenox [1]
Were the Decker, Foote, and Robinson families on page 93 of the 1850 Lenox, Susquehanna Co,Pa census related? I especially would like to know if B.C. and Levi DECKER were related. B. C. DECKER, 27,is listed with wife, Emily,17. Her parents it seems, Ashbel & Esther MACSOM, follow. Next are Nathan B. and Elizabeth Robinson FOOTE. Dan ROBINSON,brother of Elizabeth FOOTE, and his wife Clarissa SWEET, are next. Then there is Levi DECKER, 25, and his wife Mary Ann ROBINSON,22, daughter of Dan. Thanks for your h
2. Any suggestions? [1]
I just got my paternal grandfather's naval records from WWI. I'm wondering if anyone knows if there's a place where you can obtain photos of a veteran. We have none of my Granddad. Thanks much, Terry C. NJ
3. Re: PASUSQUE-D Digest V01 #152 [1]
Hello...Lakeside is also known as Page's Pond and is located in Susquehanna Co. PA. The county seat is in Montrose. There is a very good Historical Society there with good cemetery records. There is a cemetery not far from Steinback Corners (sp?) on the road to Susquehanna Borough. My sister lives in Lakeside. I'll ask her if she recognizes the names you are hunting for. Donna >From: PASUSQUE-D-request@rootsweb.com >Reply-To: PASUSQUE-L@rootsweb.com >To: PASUSQUE-D@rootsweb.com >Subject: PASU
4. Henry TITUS of Lenox and Titusville,Brevard Co,Florida [1]
Was Henry TITUS, b abt 1833, who is found on page 86 of the 1850 Lenox, Susquehanna Co,Pa census the founder of Titusville , Brevard Co,Florida? I notice there are a number of TITUSES in the 1850 Lenox census, among them Henry TITUS,b abt 1833. The founder of Titusville , Florida was named H. T. TITUS. Levi R. DECKER,1825-1913, a resident of Lenox in 1850,page 93, moved to Titusville in the about 1886. Shrortly thereafter he was offered the 'TITUS house.' In 1890 the son of 1890 ,also HT TITUS, sold Levi
5. Copyright Question [1]
I have looked at copyright rules and have a question. I am getting an original copy of a book history of a town in Pennsylvania. This book was originally published in 1889. Now I know it is pass protection but here is the problem. The original was reprinted in 1987 by a Historical Society, does this mean I can not copy parts of original book on my site? I thought maybe someone would be able to clarify for me whether or not I could use original. Mary Jean
6. Re: Copyright Question [1]
I wrote: >Let us say, as an example, that you were speaking of the History of >Brooklyn, by Edwin A Weston. This history was republshed in facsimile by >the Brooklyn Township Historical Society. > >First, the reprint did not establish any copyright over any part of the >work that was already in the public domain. Only original material can be >copyrighted. So the copyright status of the original book is what you >need to follow. >Copyright for books published before 1978 followed different rules fo
7. Photos [1]
I am adding more photos that need identification. If you recognize anyone please let me know. http://mjwanc.topcities.com/mystery.htm I am in the process of putting more photos up that were sent to me to help identify. Mary Jean From Cemetery to Tree My Pennsylvania Roots http://home.stny.rr.com/brown/index.htm Researching: Brown, Wilmarth, Tewksbury, Tiffany, Squires, Perry, Cruse, Voorhees, Williams, Deecke, Koch and others. http://mjwanc.topcities.com/mindex.htm
8. Re: Copyright Question [1]
I had to dig out my law book for this one. After reading about 3 pages (they always hide stuff in here) it states........ The most common defense that defendants interpose to exonerate themselves from charges of infringement is the "fair use" doctrine. The statute itself states that the fair use of a copyrighted work for purposes of criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, or research is not an infringement of the copyright. Fair use standards also include: (1) the purpose and characte
9. Hawkins, Great Bend, PA [1]
Hello all, I am looking for information on William and Ruby (Hamilton) Hawkins, who lived in Great Bend, PA from the 1920's to 1965, when William died. We have been unable to find their burial sites, nor the date that Ruby died. They had 2 daughters, Wilma, born early 1920's, and Vida, born 1925 - stillborn. Ruby is my Great Aunt. Any help locating where they are buried and any other information would be greatly appreciated! Patti
10. Re: PASUSQUE-D Digest/burial permits [1]
Would anyone on the list have knowledge of "burial permits"? Are there such things, and if so, what info available from them as opposed to death certificates? Would they be easier, quicker to obtain than death certs? Thanks, Jeannette
11. Website Change [1]
I wanted you to know some of my site will be unavailable as I am now transferring about 200 of my pages to another server. http://mjwanc.topcities.com/mindex.htm is site I am working on but http://home.stny.rr.com/brown/index.htm is not changing except for some of my links to the new server. Sorry for the inconvenience. Mary Jean
12. Sloat [1]
Is Lakeside in Susquehanna? I had ordered my gg-grandfathers pension file and it says his parents resided at Lakeside, near Page's Pond. If it is in Susquehanna, is there a cemetary near there? I'm trying to find the burial place of my ggg-grandfather Simeon Sloat & ggg-grandmother Nancy (Dutcher) Sloat. Thanks in advance. Heather NC
13. Soldiers Rank [1]
I received this back from free request at DAR. Can anyone tell me what rank this is? Thankyou. Mary Jean A search of our Patriot Index provided the information found below. TEWKSBURY, Isaac Birth: MA 17 Aug 1747 Service: NH Rank: Sol PS Death: PA 3- -1813 Patriot Pensioned: No Widow Pensioned: No Children Pensioned: No Heirs Pensioned: No Spouse: Judith Sargent From Cemetery to Tree My Pennsylvania Roots http://home.stny.rr.com/brown/index.htm Researching: Brown, Wilmarth,
14. Marriage Records Susquehanna 1835 [1]
From Marriage Records and Death Records 1816-1849 By Jeanne E.S. Harrington (NOTE: The year below is 1835) Sept. 22. Robinson, Sidney, Catskill, N.Y., to Mary Post, Montrose Sept. 23. Weston, William H., Vestal, N.Y., to Elizabeth A. Cornwell, dau. Zephania by Eld. J.B. Worden Oct. 1. Loomis, Confucius F., Sanford, N.Y. to Betsy Lyons, Great Bend by Elder Davis Dimock Oct. 8. Hall, Richard, Binghamton, to Ann Hill, Bridgewater by Seth Taylor Sept. 28. O'Brien, James, Silver Lake, to
15. SALSMAN-PENNAY Marraige 1937 [1]
Hello, I need help with obtaining a marriage record of my mother Bertha Irene Salsman and a Charles Pennay in 1937 on October the 2nd.......Can anyone please help me to find this? It is very important to me to find out...You can contact me, Charrene Ens-Hale at jaychar3@earthlink.net Thanks --- Charrene Hale --- jaychar3@earthlink.net --- EarthLink: It's your Internet.
16. Church and Family History Links [1]
Dear List members, For the past several months we have been doing research, and entering information on our website about Primitive or Old School Baptist churches, and their members' surnames, in about twenty of the northern states across America. We have been working on Pennsylvania and Michigan lately, but have a long ways to go, as we have not done nearly as much research on churches in those states as in Illinois and others closer to us. However, we wish to submit what we have to the genealogy researc
17. VanVolkenburg Family [1]
Looking for info on the I.A. VanVolkenburg / Phoebe Manwarren family.....lived in the area of Burnwood, Ararat and Susquehanna in the late 1800's. Had 8 known children...Earl, Lewellyn, Grace, May, Virgie, Cora, Amy, and Charles, who passed away at about 3yrs of age. Later moved north into the Broome County area, in NY State. Appreciate any knowledge you might have of this family.
18. SNYDER/MASTERS/MADISON [1]
I'm just beginning research on a new line - SNYDER. I am looking for information on: Cornelia SNYDER b c 1806/07 PA? (re pension info she gave, and the 1880 Mortality Schedule). She was first married to Otis MADISON d 1828 Dundaff, Susque. Co., and they had 3 children: George Mary m Martin HOUGHTALING Matilda m Elisha D. WIGHTMAN. Cornelia's second marriage May 1829 in Clifford Corners, Susque. Co. by Charles Miller, was to Stephen MASTERS b 1788 NY d 1865 PA. They had 6 children: Charles A. m Phoebe La
19. Tewksbury School [1]
I placed a souvenir booklet up on my site for Tewksbury Publis School in Bridgewater Twp., Susquehanna Co. it is dated 1908. Mary Jean http://mjwanc.topcities.com/tsch.htm From Cemetery to Tree My Pennsylvania Roots http://home.stny.rr.com/brown/index.htm Researching: Brown, Wilmarth, Tewksbury, Tiffany, Squires, Perry and others. http://members.nbci.com/mjwanc/monument.htm changing over to: http://mjwanc.topcities.com/mindex.htm
20. Re: PASUSQUE-D Digest V01 #155 [1]
Interesting marriage information and clergy information lists from book. Where did you get the book? Would Susquehanna HX SOC at Montrose have it? Are there more marriage listings in the book? Thanks for posting the lists. Jeannette
21. SUSQUEHANNA HELP NEEDED [1]
I'm new at doing Susquehanna research. Can someone help me understand the following: How does one get a copy of a death certificate? What years are available? How does one get a copy of an obit? What newspapers went back to the late 1800s? Thanks, Kevin
22. Copyright Thankyou [1]
Thankyou to all who sent in copyright information. I am getting an original of Westons "History of Brooklyn" 1889 and wanted to share it with Susquehanna Co. researchers. I just wanted to make sure I could and not pay unforseen consquences. Thankyou again. Mary Jean From Cemetery to Tree My Pennsylvania Roots http://home.stny.rr.com/brown/index.htm Researching: Brown, Wilmarth, Tewksbury, Tiffany, Squires, Perry and others. http://members.nbci.com/mjwanc/monument.htm changing over to: http://mjwanc.topcit
23. Wilmarth [1]
Thought I would put this to list. I have a vine in Susquehanna County, not a tree. for example: this is my first cousin 5 times removed (Lafayette Wilmarth) as you can see there are a lot of names that many can relate to. Mary Jean Generation No. 1 1. LAFAYETTE7 WILMARTH (WALTER6, THOMAS (WILMOTT)5, THOMAS4, THOMAS3, THOMAS2 WILLMARTH/WILMOT, THOMAS WILMOTT1 1ST) was born September 1811, and died January 09, 1854 in Jackson Township, Susquehanna Co., Pa. He married HARRIET PAYNE, daughter of OLIVE
24. Birtch Family [1]
I found my great grandfather in the 1910 census but am stumped by the entry for his daughter Maude can any one help Maude J NR Pennsylvania what is the nr for??
25. Quaker Cem Friendsville [1]
Hi All! Can anyone tell me the name of the Quaker Cem in Friendsville? Are there more than one Quaker Cem in Susquehanna Co? Kathy Mahmens
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