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1. Re: [WASH] Observer-reporter [1]
And I have O-R obits from 05-15-2003 to the present. I'm currently indexing them but progress is slow with over 2,000 entries in the six and 1/2 months I have completed. That's not 2,000 separate deaths, by the way, as some people show up 3 times (death notice, obituary and correction). If anyone needs a lookup, please drop me an email. Cindy Burchell Southern California CageyCat@aol.com wrote: to view current obits: http://www.observer-reporter.com/obits.bsp search area for older obits by date or na
2. Re: [WASH] Re: Mt. Pleasant Cemetery - Westmoreland County [1]
Could you please ask if there are any WHITE, MCCREARY, NEAL/NEEL, PATTERSON, LESLIE, LITTLE burials in the Mt. Pleasant Cemetery? These would most likely be from the early to mid 1800's. My ancestor, Nathaniel White, is said to have lived in the Mt. Pleasant area of Washington Co. prior to moving to the Mount Jackson area of Beaver, later Lawrence, Co., PA. Thank you ----- Original Message ----- From: "JCB486" To: Sent: Monday, August 30, 2004 10:07 PM Subject:
3. Re: [WASH] SAYERS-Medal of Honor Winner-WWII [1]
In a message dated 8/1/2004 12:06:17 PM Pacific Daylight Time, tootied@cox.net writes: *SAYERS, FOSTER J. anyone know anything about his family?? I have one lonely Sayers that married into my group and no info at all about her............ MArtha
4. Moffitt [1]
Looking for family or information on the following Moffitt's. Charles MOFFITT Born: 1831 in Ireland d: Abt. 1900 in Millsboro, Washington Co., PA Wife: Melvina J. HUGHEY (sp?) Born: 1832 d: Bet. 1900 - 1910 in Pennsylvania Children: Martha MOFFITT Born: 1857 Isabelle (Belle) MOFFITT Born: 1857 in Millsboro d: 1933 Burial: Phillipsburg Cemetary Elizabeth Anna MOFFITT Born: 1859 Alexander MOFFITT Born: 1860 Mary MOFFITT Born: 1862 Frances E. MOFFITT Born: 1864 Charles MOFFITT, Jr. Born:
5. ARSEMAN, TOATH, MCGINLEY, REA Apr. 6, 1907 McDonald PA Outlook [1]
ARSEMAN, TOATH, MCGINLEY, REA George ARSEMAN, a miner, was found dead in Mine No. 1 at Cherry Valley Wednesday. He was working in a room alone and Wednesday afternoon one of the workmen happened to walk into ARSEMAN's room and found him lying on the floor dead. It is not know what caused his death. John TOATH was killed at Laurel Hill mine No. 5 Friday morning. He was engaged in cleaning out a steel gondola and was between the doors that open at the bottom of the cars, when the shifter pushed up some
6. Covenenter Cemetery [1]
Does anyone have an inventory of Covenenter Cemetery on Brigich Road off Swihart Rd. near Venice. I went there and the gate is locked. Cannot someone help with info as to an inventory or where key might be obtained. I am looking for Wallace's and I could see alot of stones but could not read them from outside the fence. Thanks for your help. Joan Laing, Berea, Ohio
7. Pees [1]
Looking for information on the ancestors of Glen Elmer Pees of Washington, Pennsylvania.
8. Re: new cemetery [1]
ok genies. with the help of a very nice couple names Bill and Lee Montgomery. they provided me a listing of thier family's cemetery. so i have it to provide for all of you it is the FAIRVIEW CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CEMETERY aka EAST FINLEY CEMETERY the following names are there ADAMS ALEXANDER ASHBROOK CRAIG CURRY DANLEY ELLIOTT GRAY IRVIN KEENER MARTIN MONTGOMERY TOWNE TRIMBLE WHISSEN WHISSON WINGET let me know what names you need hope they help someone leslie
9. Re: [WASH] Popovich family, 1920 Census, Canonsburg, Washington County, PA [1]
Hi Looked thru 1930 census and found a Metro BERECTS in Cannonsburg. The live on 203 Bernstein Ave, Cannonsburg 3rd Ward ED63-16 Supervisor Dist 23rd Sheet 10b, line 79 Age Native Surname relation Age Married Born F/M Born Tongue Occupation Emigrated Naturalized Berects, Metro H.O.H. 47 24 Czeck Czeck Russian Feeder Steel/Iron Mill 1912 AL
10. Stockdale [1]
Dear List Members, Does anyone on the list know if there are any cemeteries at/near Stockdale? Also, is there anyone (a kind soul) on the list able to search some old newspapers for me? I'm assuming they are on microfiche at the library. I live in Las Vegas so it's physically impossible for me to get to the library myself. I'm trying to find if there's any info on the death of my ggg grandfather, Hiram Simpson. He would have died somewhere between 1880 and 1898. He was listed in the 1880 census as
11. Fw: New Stuff [1]
Friends, Am passing on a good web site. Hope this helps someone. Regards Carol Mounts Hi Everyone, A friend sent this to me and I thought that it might help with some of your family researches.... the data base is not complete.... but who knows, you might get lucky.... I would check it from time to time... as they are continually working on the site. Hope you have a great day! Love, Becky Here is the web site; put in a last name and a state... http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/PatentSearch/
12. Andrew MILLER b. abt 1774, Washington, PA [1]
Andrew MILLER b. abt 1774, PA d. bef. 1860, prob. Hanover, Washington, PA Child: John MILLER b. abt 1797 prob. Washington Co., PA d. aft 1880 prob. Hanover, Washington, PA m. Hannah b.abt 1814, PA. Children: Andrew, Matilda, William, David, Isaac, John Isaac MILLER b. abt 1818, prob Hanover, Washington, PA d. aft 1880 There is a Sarah MILLER 52y, listed with Andrew and Isaac, in the 1850 census for Hanover, Washington, PA. Could be second wife of Andrew, mother of Isaac. She is the same age as Joh
13. Which cemetery...? [1]
Hi, Had family living in Millsboro, Washington Cty in the 1800s. What cemeteries would they have used? I checked with Fredrickstown and Millsboro without success. Carol Moffitt/Harris
14. Obit lookup [1]
I am looking for someone to look up an obit for me in the Washington newspaper. It is for John Henry Leichter. Date of death was April 3, 1955. If someone can look this up and send me a copy it would be appreciated. This is my father. E-mail me direct. Thank you. Bill Leichter
15. offtopic- floppies [1]
THANKS EVERYONE- I have enough responses - all of you gave me the same info, - I NEED A CD BURNER Ruth
16. Colored Soldiers, July and Aug, 1863, Mustered Into Service 24th Congressional Dist of Penna.,( Beaver,Lawrence,Washington,&Greene Counties), [1]
"History of Beaver County Pennsylvania and Its Centenial Celebration, Rev. Joseph H. Bausman A. M., 1904 Volume 1, Military History Page 588, 590, Names of soldiers mustered into the service of the United States at the headquarters of the Provost Marshall 24th Congressional District of Pennsylvania (Beaver, Lawrence, Washington and Greene Counties), New Brighton: Colored (July and August. 1863) - William Stringfellow, Thomas Evans, Thomas Johnson, Thomas J. Hall, Barney Redman, Samuel J.Thornton, Jo
17. GAULT, SMITH June 1, 1907 McDonal PA Outlook [1]
GAULT, SMITH June, three-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert GAULT of McKees Rocks, died Wednesday and was brought to McDonald for burial on Thursday at Arlington. Mrs. Alice J., wife of D. W. SMITH of Bulger, died Wednesday morning, aged 52 years. The deceased is survived by her husband and seven children as follows: Mrs. Walter DICKSON, Clara B., Sarah C., Agnes J., William, John R., and Elsie A., besides two grandchildren. The funeral services were held Friday at 1 o'clock. Rev GIBSON offici
18. Swihart, William lived 1909 near Marianna, PA [1]
You are here: Search > Historical Newspapers > Charleroi Mail (Charleroi, Pennsylvania) > 1909 > March > 19 Vol 9 No 186 page 1 (title) Relatives Are Unable to Find William Swihart - Marianna, March 19. -- (para) All efforts to locate the body of William Swihart who disappeared from this place on the night of February 16 have failed so far. The family now has given up in despair believing the man will never be found. They still hold to the foul play theory and believe that his body has been
19. OFFTOPIC: saving photos to floppy [1]
anyone have experience saving photos from computer (after scanning) and saving to 3 1/2 floppy? what extension to I save them to in order to get more than ONE onto the floppy? HELP !! thanks in advance - to save archives on list, please email privately Ruth Sprowls sprowls@ncweb.com
20. Waynesburg Blues 1859 [1]
Waynesburg Messenger 22 June 1859 WAYNESBURG BLUES By request of a number of young men, members of the Waynesburg Blues, we call a meeting of the company on the first Saturday of July. The object of the meeting is to organize a new company. All young men desirous of becoming members are respectfully invited to be present. The old members are ordered by the Q.S. to appear in uniform.
21. Re: PAWASHIN-D Digest V04 #218 [1]
Thanks to everyone who sent replies pn and off list re Arlington Cemetery. Robinson's Run is the one I want. All your help is appreciated. Leslie
22. More Immigration info [1]
Again, compliments of my English friend, and a guy named Joe. Finding Passenger Lists 1820-1940s (arrivals at US Ports) http://home.att.net/~wee-monster/passengers.html FYI: In order to research Liverpool departure lists you would pretty have to go to the Public Records Office in Kew, England or know someone who could go for you. The Liverpool lists are not indexed and they have not been microfilmed. So you would also need to know the date of departure and name of ship. Larry Tigard, Oregon Looking for
23. MCCALMONT Reunion Plans June 1, 1907 McDonald PA Outlook [1]
After several meetings of committees in charge, arrangements have been completed for holding centennial to commemorate the advent of the MCCALMONT forefathers to Washington county, which happened over one hundred years ago, when John MCCALMONT, wife and child rode horseback across the mountains from Lancaster to Hickory. They took up a large tract of land which has been in the MCCALMONT name ever since. The children of John MCCALMONT were James, John, Mary, Elizabeth, David, Samuel, Nancy, William and Ale
24. BAZEE, WILLIAMS, HALL May 4, 1907 McDonald PA Outlook [1]
BAZEE, WILLIAMS, HALL Mike BAZEE aged 2 months died of pneumonia at the home of his parents near Primrose, Tuesday, April 28, and was buried at Noblestown on Thursday morning. Daniel S. WILLIAMS, aged 92 years died Wednesday afternoon at the residence of his son F. M. WILLIAMS of Noblestown. He is survived by four daughters. The funeral services were held Friday afternoon. Carl Everett, twenty-one-months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. D. HALL, died Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The funeral services
25. Local.Google.Com search Engine [1]
http://local.google.com/ FAQ is at http://local.google.com/help/faq_local.html This search engine is helpful for "local" (local being anywhere actually) searches. Just specify a state, or city/state, or even a street address. Definitely worth a try if you live out-of-state or are not familiar with a town where you are doing genealogy searching! I thought it would give MANY more though for Washington, PA... maybe I needed to adjust the Keywords I used? Examples I tried: Keywords (KW) - family his
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