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1. RE: Forest City ties (Andy) [1]
James, I didn't even notice that there was a part 2 in the fine print. Sorry, I have no idea where to get it - My best guess would be to call the Susquehanna County Historical Society Museum in Montrose, PA: 717-278-1881 Also, I noticed that hyperlink was mis-typed, so here it is again: http://www.rootsweb.com/~pasusque/fchist.htm Lisa. -----Original Message----- From: shamus8@juno.com [mailto:shamus8@juno.com] Sent: Friday, January 29, 1999 12:43 PM To: PASUSQUE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: Forest Ci
2. Re: WCHS [1]
The Wyoming County Historical Society is the one that has the Stephens histories in their "Lest We Forget" newsletter. The index for the newsletters is on their website. -- Muriel Caillau
3. Posted-CW-143rd PA-Co A [1]
I just posted the complete roster from Bates for the 143rd PA Vols, Company A. It includes Name, Rank, Date of Muster into Service, and Remarks. I have the Field and Staff Officers almost ready. I sent someone my copy and found to my dismay that the first 7 letters of the names are missing. I have to get the book again and fill in the gaps! The same thing happened to the chapter opening narrative! When I get over the flu, I will try to get downtown and complete this project! before the urge to
4. George E. Sterling and Bertha Magee [1]
Greeetings to the list... Looking for birth - marriage - death data for George E. Sterling son of Albert G. Sterling and grandson of James William Sterling. Data from Albert Mack Sterling's "The Sterling Geneaology" places George E. Sterling's birth in Auburn, Susquehanna, Penn. on 24 Feb, 1845 and he is shown married to Bertha Magee and being in East Maine New York circa 1909. I have checked with the clerk in Town of Maine in New york and can find no data there yet ... am waiting on data from town histo
5. Re: Bennett's long gone [1]
Janet, Hi. Thanks for writing. I sure will write back in May to remind you. Thanks. Roxie Am looking for my Wheeler family graves and "The Wheeler Store" if it is still there.
6. Unidentified subject! [1]
There seems to be another of those "quiet" bills that go through Congress and come back to bite us later. You may wish to reply or pay higher phone bills in the future. Congress will be voting in less than two weeks. CNN stated that the Government would, in two weeks time, decide to allow or not allow a Charge to your phone bill equal to a Long Distance call EACH time you access the Internet. The address is If you choose, visit the address above and fill out the necessar
7. MOKAN-MOKEN Surname [1]
Hi. This is my first post to this list. My grandfather's name was LEO MOKAN and he immigrated here (USA) in the early 1900s. He lived for quite a while in Forest City, PA working in the coal mines. He had several brothers and a sister - all living in early 1900s in Forest City. My grandfather moved on to Philadelphia, but a few siblings I believed stayed in up-state PA. Anyone know anything of any of these lines from the original MOKAN brothers and sister? Name variations include: MOKEN and possibly
8. Re: Calling the courthouse? Town Clerk? [1]
Thank you Maryjean!! Thank you!! Maybe this can get us past our 4 year brick wall!! Thanks so much..I really appreciate this!! Michele R. Lockwood
9. Final resting place [1]
Larry Langer.. There are several with Cross surname in Cobb book...not John or Abigail however. There is a James, Joseph and P. R Cross in the Commemorative Biographical Record by Beers. Janet
10. Re: Final resting place [1]
What is this COBB book you are talking about. Trying to get or at leasr read them all, as I am a Cobb. Karen
11. Re: Historical Society [1]
Yes.... ...and no... everyone must be sleeping tonight! Rich in TAMPA Ron Dillon wrote: > Is than an Historical Society ofr Susquehanna Co.? If there is could > some please provide me with the address and phone number? Thank you. > > BTW, is it always so quiet on this list?? -- PLEASE VISIT THE WELCH FAMILY ASSEMBLY WEB PAGE BY CLICKING ON the"ORGANIZATION"..http..address ABOVE \\\|/// \\ ~ ~ // ( @ @ ) +------------------oOOo-
12. Re: Stephens [1]
Mary Jean, Hi. I tried the other day to get to this website you give. It wouldn't let me. Are there any Wheeler, Dirlam , Pickering oor Sheppardson's buried there? Would love to know since I can't get there to see for myself. I tried over and over again -- checked for wrong alpha and all still no luck. Roxie
13. Joel Northrop/Northrup [1]
Looking for ancestors and more descendant information on Joel Northrop son of William Northrup, Joel born 1820 lived in Stroudburg and need more information on his wife, children anbd ancestors. Any help on adding more information on the Northrup's of Susquehanna, Liberty Township area would be greatfully appreciated. Thanks Mark Kunzman Kunzman@wordnet.att.net Descendants of William Northrup 1. William Northrup born ca 1785, Woodbridge, New Haven Co., Ct?, (son of Joel Northrop?) m
14. Re: Bennett's long gone [1]
Will do, Larry ---------- > From: MS JANET S HAULTON > To: PASUSQUE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: Bennett's long gone > Date: Sunday, January 10, 1999 8:41 PM > > Larry..and Roxie.. > If the both of you will make a note to email me sometime in May I > will be happy to take pics or be on > the look-out for your names while me and my cousins go cemetary > hopping...I don't mind doing that; just > remind me so I don't forget... Janet >
15. Re: Richard / Minier / Stephens [1]
Martha The Journal (newsletter) says: We are offering everyone members and nonmembers-free queriers, any length, for our May 1999 issue. Flood us! You never know who you may connect with. Send in as many as you want, but Please--have them to us by April 1st. This is no (April Fool's) joke! Susquehanna County Historical Society, 2 Monument Sq., Montrose, PA 18801 Janet
16. Re: Final resting place [1]
Bonney.. Henry L. Cobb (Zipron Jr., Zipron Sr, Asa II, Asa I) born 12/13/1822 d. 1898 in Jackson Twp., Susq. Co He married Julia M. Barrett, dau of Alvin W. Barrett and Mary Jane Hzen. B. 2/1840 in Jackson Twp., Susq. Co Pa d. 1933 CH: Herbert L. b. 1859 Bridgewater Twp. Susq. Co d. after 1880 Myrtle L. Earnest Andy Gertude A. Page 45 8th Generation, Descendants of Asa Cobb Janet
17. Re: Avery [1]
I am not sure. I haven't gotten back that far. Oldest known is John Avery 1774-1844. Judy
18. Some Noise for the List [1]
Someone was concerned that the list has been too quiet so thought I would make some noise and repost my interests which I have not done for awhile. GRIMES, Edward and Michael 1835-1852 DOHENY, Thomas, Walter, Dennis 1842-1852 BARGER/BERGER, 1830s-???? Cunningham/Connelly/McGuire 1830s - ???? The names starting with Barger/Berger all married the Dohenys. Most lived in the Middleton and Friendsville areas of Susq. The Dohneys and the Grimes families all migrated to MN in 1852 along with about a dozen other
19. Re: Avery [1]
oh, well! Good luck. Judy
20. Historical Society [1]
Is than an Historical Society ofr Susquehanna Co.? If there is could some please provide me with the address and phone number? Thank you. BTW, is it always so quiet on this list??
21. Re: Stephens [1]
Hi.. Neither of those Stephens names are listed in the Cobb book. Janet
22. Re: Bennett's long gone [1]
Larry..and Roxie.. If the both of you will make a note to email me sometime in May I will be happy to take pics or be on the look-out for your names while me and my cousins go cemetary hopping...I don't mind doing that; just remind me so I don't forget... Janet
23. Re: Internet Message TO JANET [1]
Janet, Hi. I know of no Anson Wheeler in my family yet. Do you have a birth year or his parents names? My earliest known Wheeler relative was born 1822 in New York, married 1847 in Wayne County, Pa and was there with his wife and eight children until 1866 when the wife died. He then moved on to Texas and final resting place in Kansas. I don't know his parents or siblings yet. Am working on that. I'm not real sure if I have previously heard from you or not. Roxie in Kansas
24. Re: WCHS [1]
When is the society open during the winter? Please
25. Richard / Minier / Stephens [1]
I am new to the list. There is a Philander STEPHENS on the 1820 Susquehann co., census Bridgewater twp. Does anyone know if this is the Philander Stephens who was married to Mildred RICHARDS? Also on the same census there is a Daniel RICHARDS, Roderick RICHARDS. Does anyone know if any of these Richards were married to Margaretah MINIER?
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