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1. [WASH] RUSSELLs and FITZGERALDs? [1]
I am newly in touch with a fellow who has RUSSELLs in Washington County area... Now I have FITZGERALDs that don't really seem to connect to Western PA FITZGERALDs, and yet it possibly is the case if one goes back far enough. Hence, the marriage in Philadelphia of John FITZGERALD & Henrietta RUSSELL in 1741 becomes a possible Washington County (or other nearby county) situation. Does any PAWASHIN lister have such names? Or databases in which you would be willing to check for these names? Thanks, Vin
2. [WASH] thanks-Jane Wyman/Futterman [1]
Thanks to all who passed on info or a way to access info on Jane Wyman. It seems she was from Missouri & there is no direct connection to the Tarr family, but the picture may be from a visit with Myron Futterman's family before they divorced. I'll have to research his name & see if I come up with a Tarr relationship. Good hunting to all, Sandra Crowe Harris
3. Re: [WASH] Re: PAWASHIN-D Digest V03 #237 [1]
Maybe like me, throwing those baseballs for a prize isn't their strong suit?? ;) I have several 20 dollar animals....!! Translation: I was big on the principle of succeeding, short on common sense of gain/loss! amie ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003 1:03 AM Subject: [WASH] Re: PAWASHIN-D Digest V03 #237 Could you imagine in 1897 having $10 pickpocketed from you? That would probably be more like $1000 now! Wonder why
4. [WASH] Families that left PA to OH [1]
My descendants, Richard & Mary Elizabeth Templeton Parkinson left Washington County sometime after 1840 and prior to 1850 for Muskingum County, OH as they show up in their respective censuses in each county. They apparently lived in N Strabane Twp prior to leaving PA. We have been searching for their parents. Any help on either would be most helpful. Rick Parkinson
5. [WASH] WHS Class of 1923 [1]
Friends, Have acquired an 80 year old photo of Washington High School Class of 1923. There are 43 students pictured and 41 of them are named. Information follows that now appears on our web site "Washington High School Nostalgia". Carol Mounts 80 year anniversary Washington High School Class of 1923 http://freepages.school-alumni.rootsweb.com/~ebgschol/whs/1923/whs1923b.htm [Comments or corrections welcome] Barrows, Charles Bell, Mary Bell, Mildred Blackhurst, Dorothy Blackhurst, Theodore Britton, James
6. Re: [WASH] Fitch Line [1]
In a message dated 6/15/03 1:02:41 PM, JJCMOtey@aol.com writes: << 1. UNKNOWN1 FITCH was born in Pennsylvania. He married UNKNOWN. She was born in Pennsylvania. >> I"m not sure this is the same Fitch! LOL Martha Descendants of Ann Fitch 1 Ann Fitch b: April 6, 1675 in Norwich, CT d: October 7, 1715 in Lebanon, CT Age at death: 40 . +Joseph Bradford b: April 18, 1665 in Plymouth, MA m: October 5, 1698 in Lebanon, CT d: January 17, 1746/47 in New
7. [WASH] Canonsburg High School Graduates [1]
A friend of mine has compiled a very long list of all the Canonsburg High School graduates from 1889 - 1959. I forwarded the list to Georgeann to be published to the website. If anyone wants a look-up ahead of time, please contact me. The list only includes name and date of graduation. There are 5, 502 names on the list. Canonsburg High School closed its doors in 1959 and reopened in a new location in 1960 as Canon-McMillan High School - named after John Canon, founder of the town and Rev. John McMille
8. [WASH] PA research materials available in the Tampa Bay Fl area for free on site use [1]
Sorry For Cross Posting. Feel free to pass along this message. I have received so many helpful responses from other researchers on the various Pa lists, that I want to help also. I used to make my research materials collection available for on site use at our family bookstore. I had some wonderful researchers come in and make use of the collection. And I enjoyed talking with all of them. Since we moved the bookstore to Brandon Fl., the new location does not have sufficient space for me to make my r
9. [WASH] Request info - Ruble [1]
Dear listers I would like for someone who has access to Virginia Magazine of History and Biography to look for the following information: Info on Owen Ruble in Volume 17 page 192 Info on Ulrick Ruble in Volume 18 page 210 I found this information in an index; just want to know what it says. If some has access to a scanner and would send them to me in a text file I would appreciate. A photocopy snail-mailed to me would be OK as well. I am willing to pay for copying and postage expense. Thanking you i
10. [WASH] For Ken McFarland and others (re: Haighs, Ekins, Bayards, etc) [1]
I have corresponded with Ken about the HAIGHS, Ekins, Bayards, etc., buried in the Allegheny Cemetery in Pgh. I hope to find Ken again, since his old emails aren't working. Always interested in the Haighs and Ridalls of mid 1800s in Pgh who married into the Ramsden, Love and Hanson families. Judy Russell Bogart, GA
11. [WASH] 24 Nov 1881 Monongahela Newspaper [1]
Monongahela Valley Republican Thursday 24 Nov 1881 BORN To Capt. Frank GILMORE - Webster--a son To Johnson ROBSON - !st Ward - a daughter To George LOWSTETTER - Black Diamond - a son To George EVANS - Riverview - a daughter DIED Nov 15th, Samuel MOORE, son of Jonathan and Mary MOORE, of West Bethlehem township. On the 18th in Fallowfield township, of general debility, Mrs. Jane DICKEY, age 78 years. On Monday, 21st, in Carroll township, Mr. Wm. TAYLOR,
12. [WASH] ROBSON in Monongahela/Pittsburgh areas [1]
A recent contribution of articles or notices in the Monongahela Valley Republican caught my eye. I believe the Johnson ROBSON mentioned below is a brother to my ancestor George ROBSON. Is there anyone on the list who knows more about this person or any other ROBSON in the Monongahela area? I'd love to hear from them and add to my knowledge, and am willing to share back any information that I might have. Thanks. Monongahela Valley Republican Thursday 24 Nov 1881 BORN To Johnson ROBSON - -st Ward
13. Re: [WASH] wash. Co. Marriages [1]
In a message dated 6/18/03 5:51:23 PM, Attitudeannie@aol.com writes: << Is anyone familar with this book? >> the local FHL here has one by that name, or something like it. marriages 1800- 1837, maybe?? I think that they are also on line somewhere. martha
14. Re: [WASH] Book Family and telemarketer story [1]
LOL That is a hoot! ----- Original Message ----- From: "Echoes" To: Sent: Sunday, June 29, 2003 11:47 PM Subject: [WASH] Book Family and telemarketer story > My dad used to let the Arthur Murray telemarketers do their whole speech, > tell them he was really interested and then ask " But can you teach me to > dance when I only have one leg?" HE has two good ones- but likes to give > people a hard time. :) > > He is a descendant of the Book family- anyone
15. [WASH] Long Ago Oct. 1, 1937 McDonald PA Record-Outlook [1]
Forty Years Ago September 18, 1897 McDonald is taking its place as the banner chicken town of this section. J. J. CHARLIER's Silver-Comb Black Minorcas have taken the first and one second prize at the Wheeling fair. Mrs. John CASE died September 13 in her home in Fannie street. William FORINGER is erecting a cottage for himself on the old U. P. church property. At the David RAAB sale sheep sold for $4; corn sold for $.15 a bushel in the field; and cows sold from $33 to $48. No offer was made on the 160
16. [WASH] off the subject [1]
One more tid bit, to the list of telemarketers. Read the new law. You can sign up for it but it excludes any company that you have bought from or have a credit card from and their affiliates. You have to go directly to them and say no more calls, and it does not work. In CA., they outlawed computer generated calls but that did not stop them. I still got them, up to the day I moved from CA. I got a call two weeks ago on a Sunday, from a company that is part of an American bank, I have a charge card with. I
17. Re: [WASH] Masonic information please. [1]
You will need to write to the Grand Secretary of the Grand Lodge in the state where your ancestor lived. You'll find him very helpful, I'm sure. You might mention your grandfather's name, AND LODGE NUMBER, if you know it. Files are usually by lodge number. If you don't know the number, mention the place. The Grand Secretary will know the number of lodges he was likely to have attended. Here's another option. Every Grand Lodge publishes, every year, a book titled something like "Proceedings of the Gra
18. [WASH] Robert Fulton Homestead [1]
Friends, Does anyone have information on the Estate of Robert Fulton in Washington County Pa? Just today, acquired from an Ebay purchase a 'Steamboat Robert Fulton Home Postcard' and intend to put it on the "Washington Pa Nostalgia" web site at URL http://freepages.school-alumni.rootsweb.com/~ebgschol/ Thanks in advance for any information. Regards Carol Mounts
19. [WASH] The Tenmile Country and Its Pioneer Families [1]
Was there someone on the list looking for this book by Howard L. Leckey? A copy can be found in the Washington County Law Library, which I think is in the Washington County Court House. Telephone #724-228-6747 Hope this helps, Ruth Sprowls
20. Re: [WASH] off subject but important [1]
What would our Revolutionary War ancestors think about a centralized government stifling the free economic market of telemarketing, a legal service? Of course, states and cities now limit the use of other legal products such as cigarettes and the right to bear arms. I wish I could talk to my relatives that helped to establish the Constitution and the Bill of Rights about what is happening to this country. Bill/TX/Remember the Alamo
21. [WASH] David Jennings & Sarah Cushman family [1]
Hello, Looking for additions/corrections/connections for the following family group: Descendants of David Jennings 1 David Jennings b: Bet. 1740 - 1742 in Scotch Plains, Somerset Co., New Jersey d: August 1793 in Columbiana (near what is Cincinnati), Hamilton Co., Ohio .. +Sarah Cushman b: November 06, 1743 in Lebanon, Connecticut d: April 1828 in Montgomery Co., Ohio m: December 28, 1763 in New Providence, Union Co., New Jersey 2 Cyrenus Jennings b: 1766 in Morgan tnp., Washington Co., Pennsylvan
22. [WASH] families who moved to Ohio, about 1850 or so [1]
My family group (mostly Galbraiths) were in Washington Co about 1828 - 1840 or so, and then moved to Carroll and Harrison Co, Ohio. They moved with a whole group of freinds and extended family members. I've been researching some of the other names, only because it seems as though they all eventually married into each others' families. In addition to Galbraiths, I'm looking for Coles, Hardsocks, Tedrows, Busbys, Hooblers, Copelands, Abels............ and others So, if your Washington Co ances
23. [WASH] Thank you [1]
Thanks to all who replied to my message about naturalisation procedure. Hilary.
24. [WASH] LEWIS, March 8, 1902 McDonald PA Outlook [1]
LEWIS Miss Annie LEWIS, at her father's residence south of town, Tuesday at 12 o' clock. Funeral services Thursday by Rev. IRONS. Interment at Arlington.
25. [WASH] clair2nd@greenePA Virus Infection [1]
This is to warn our list that something is on the loose here. My virus scan just picked up the following for me: clair2nd@greenePA.net SWPA dialect GARLOGO:SCR w32/bUGBEAR.B@MM Keep a lookout, Ellen (ETHS) email: ellen@b-n-s.com Visit my web site: http://www.geocities.com/ellenj3
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