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1. Re: Jackson Obit [1]
There were 2 newspapers at that time period that may contain the obituary. They would be the Washington Reporter (on microfilm at Citizens Library, Manderino Library) and the Washington Examiner (on microfilm at Washington & Jefferson College). There are also books at Citizens Library containing abstracts of these 2 papers but the books do not cover the entire 1800s. There were Burgettstown (Smith Twp.) newspapers in the 1800s but the earliest one did not publish until 1879. To my knowledge, these papers
2. Re: Mystery of Bethel Church & the Lusk farm [1]
On the plat map from Horn Book #3 map of Nottingham that I have, Andrew Devore is shown (in fact several Devore men) near the southwest part of the township. Mingo Creek runs northish westerly toward N. Strabane twp. and splits on Andrew's property with a branch running west that also splits into two streams on Henry Devore's property. How wide (west to east) is the park? Does it go all along the creek? John Devore is just to the east of Andrew Devour, I see Mingo appears to split sharply northward on his
3. DAR patriot graves cont'd wash/fayette/greene [1]
Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots volume 3 LEONARD Lot Fam cem, Jefferson Twp, Greene Co PA 56 LONG Jeremiah Garards Fort or Whiteley, Greene Co PA 56 MAPEL Stephen Mapletown, Greene Co PA 15 MAPLE William Orndoff Cem, Miller farm, Franklin Twp, Greene Co PA 56 MAXWELL James Jefferson, Greene Co PA 56 McGINNIS John Fam plot, Ruff Creek, Morgan Twp, Greene Co PA 53 MORRIS George Garards Fort or Whitley, Greene Co PA 56 MORRIS Jonathan Old Dunkard Cem, New Town site, Dunkard
4. Re: 1784/85/93 Tax Lists [1]
In my search of the supply tax lists in Washington County, I have found them to contain: acres, horses, cattle, and sheep followed by the value. It appears the more one owned, the more he was taxed. Both married and single men were taxed, though they are kept separate on the lists. A person was taxed if he owned livestock, even if he didn't own land and vice versa. If a man owned nothing, his name was on the list but no tax was levied. Hope this helps. Gina Nestor nestor@usaor.net -----Original Mess
5. Re: 1791 marriages continued [1]
Marty, "I have a book. . ." Actually it is a little pamphlet called "the CHRONOLOGICAL BEGINNINGS of THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH IN WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA 1743-1793" published by Closson Press, Apollo, PA, 1994. On page 17 there is mention of the pastors who served Buffalo and Lower Buffalo Presbyterian Churches. They were: Joseph Smith 1780-1790 (Buffalo) James Hughes, Apr. 21, 1790 - Oct. 18, 1793 (Buffalo) James Hughes, 1802 - June 29, 1813 (Lower Buffalo) John Anderson, 1802 - 1816 (Upper Buffalo) [editor's er
6. Re: John & Thomas Patterson hiding in Nottingham twp-- [1]
You are a good kid and I appreciate the info. I feel certain that my guys John Patterson & Bro. Thomas arrived in Wash. Co. just after 1785. Our family searchers insist that the marriage of John Patterson and Mary Caldwell was in 1790 (if any) but I have not found any record of it. The first of John & Mary's 14 kids was a Robert who is shown as born in Dec. 1792. I have taken this on the word of several others searching these same lines as being fact. If it is fact though, I can't figure the 1790 ce
7. NEELY also, the BEATTYs [1]
I promised to type in this information that I got from my grandparent's family records/Bible - I will type it in exactly as it is written: BIRTHS: Alfred A. (Edward) Neely - Born February 13, 1883 Flaranle (couldn't make out name) Jane Neely - Born March 3, 1885 Clara May Neely - Born October 19, 1886 Mary Agnes Neely - Born July 27, 1886 Blanche Leota Neely - Born August 3, 1891 John Wylie Neely - Born August 27, 1893 Infant - born April 28, 1900 Homer Burleigh (sp?) Neely - Born July 7, 1903 (he
8. Recipe [1]
--------------CD2BD98A17B955E76B89C7C2 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii; x-mac-type="54455854"; x-mac-creator="4D4F5353" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Here's an old recipe called "Washington Pie" if found in an 1870's journal of my g-g grandmother, Nancy Jane Thomas McDonnell: 1 cup of sugar 1 tablespoon of butter 2 eggs 1 tablespoonfulls sweet-milk 1/2 teaspoonful soda 1 cremtasles ?? 1 cup of flour Bake in hoo? layers with frut or jelly of cream between I've italizised the parts I can't ma
9. Seeking Parents & birthplace of John & Thomas Patterson [1]
I have shared my frustration in finding parents & birthplace for my gr gr gr grandfather John Patterson, b. 1760 (?) d. 1837 (Buried in Pigeon Cr. Presb. Cem. in Somerset Twp. Wash. Co) on previous postings and got some helpful folks replying-- but no proof of birthplace or parent. I do know that John & Br. Thomas show in up in Nottingham Twp. just after 1785. They started farming and by 1790 they were married and raising kids. ( My John had 13 who lived and I can trace) My search is stuck with a le
10. Question [1]
I just received my Amwell Township volumes...very well done and useful. But...I need to know what Township Pigeon Creek Cemetery is located and if a similar work has been completed on that Township. Your help will be greatly appreciated. Harry
11. Re: KEYHOLE [1]
I didn't see any of the magazines in the genealogy room at Wheeling, Can you give an address where one might sign up for it or to get past info? Thanks, Cheryl -- Researching: Paternal Side:KRUPICA, KARMEN, ZMITRUKIEWICZ, KURSIUK Maternal Side:FORDYCE, SCHAFER(SCHAEFER), ARMBRUSTER, CRUPE, MORECROFT, WINCHER, GREGORY, HAUSENAUER(AVER), HUTCHI(N)SON Husbands Paternal Side:McCOMBS, PARRISH, KIRBY, MANNING(MANN), Husbands Maternal Side:O'CONNELL, O'BRIEN, COOPER, PENDERGAST. Reach me by ICQ. My Flavors IC
12. Re: Clemens/Allen/Smith and others..... [1]
Do you have anything on a girl named AMERICA GREER? She married a JOSEPH NEELY, married in Harrison County, Indiana. My Neely's were from Washington County, PA. Stephen D Franklin ---------- From: Clair2nd@aol.com To: PAWASHIN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Clemens/Allen/Smith and others..... Date: Sunday, May 31, 1998 10:25 PM Seeking descendants of Galey G. and Clara Marg. Dinch Clemens; and Virgie Mae Clemens and Lester Leroy Greer; and others below for my Master William (b c1812 PA) and Catherine Elizabeth
13. Re: 1790 census by townships (lookups)..... [1]
Toby, May I suggest you contact Jean, webmaster@chartiers.com, and ask her what she might need as far as transcriptions of the Crumrine book of histories of townships of Washington Co. PA, or another project. That is a big project and I don't know if all chapters are accounted for. Thanks for your volunteerism....when we all pitch in, the work is not insurmountable. Clair John '_ill' Thompson, Sr. Lincoln Park, MI http://www.fuggit.com
14. Harry Bryner... [1]
Anyone happen to know of this Harry Bryner (parents, etc.)? May be a cousin. Clair John '_ill' Thompson, Sr. Lincoln Park, Mi http://www.fuggit.com Name, Born, Died, Residence, Last, Benefit, SSN, Issuing State, Issued HARRY BRYNER 6 Mar 1949 Jul 1978 (No Location Given) 17035 (East Waterford, Juniata, PA) 174-40-7848 Pennsylvania 1965
15. Walters/Evans/McNeil/Parry/Clemens/Haught/Kirchmyer/Kelly/Kelley [1]
Seeking descendants of Paul and Mary Clemens Walters to add to my master William Kelly (b Ireland d 1779 PA) outline. Thanx. Clair John '_ill' Thompson, Sr. Lincoln Park, MI http://www.fuggit.com __________________________________________________ Descendants of George Newton Walters 1 George Newton WALTERS - +Pearl EVANS Father: Mother: ----- 2 Harold WALTERS ----- 2 Curtis WALTERS ----- 2 Altoona
16. Surname [1]
I tried to read a headstone in an old cemetery today in West Findley Township. I think it said Mary w/o Samuel IVERCOMBRIE she died 1866. Has anyone ever heard of this surname? Does anyone have the 1860 census for West Findley Township that can look up the name for me? It might even be in Greene County, Pa., since the cemetery sits on the county line. Thanks Karen
17. Joe's Book [1]
Samuel Wright Age 73 years born in Somerset Township Washington County Pa. on the 18th day of January 1839. Enrolled at ------------------- on the 19th day of Sept. 1862 in the 22nd Rig. Pa. Vol. Calvary in Co. E. and honorably discharged at New Creek, West Va. on the 19th day of July A.D. 1865 was 5ft. 9in. high, complexion Sallow, color of eyes grey, color of hair black, occupation when enrolled a farmer lived in Somerset Township, Washington County, Pa. ever since the war. Address Monongahela Pa. R.F.D.
18. Early Marriages; "G's" [1]
GAZZAM, Dr. Joseph P. BREADING, Harriet December 22 1821 GIBSON, James LOWRY, Eliza January 30 1825 GILBERT, Nathaniel W. BASSET, Mrs. Mary at Pittsburgh March 20 1834 GILLESPIE, Joseph BURNEY, Jane M. d/o James BURNEY October 13 1808 GLADDEN, John Woods STUART, Mary Gr. of Circleville, Ohio; d/o Thomas STUART March 04 1835 GOBLE, Daniel L. LINN, Martha Mason Co., KY. June 04 1834 GRABLE, Benjamin CONRAD, Mary Ann February 28 1834 GRAHAM, Ebenezer
19. Re: KEYHOLE [1]
In a message dated 98-05-13 05:40:04 EDT, you write: << Can you give an address where one might sign up for it or to get past info? >> The Genealogical Society of Southwestern Pennsylvania P.O. Box 894, Washington, PA 15301-0894 Dues $12.00/year gets the "Keyhole" quarterly sent to you. Direct any questions to the above address, also. Clair John 'Bill' Thompson, Sr. Lincoln Park, Mi http://www.fuggit.com
20. vol 2, graves rev patriots DAR Wash co [1]
FIFE John Sr Bethel Ch Cem, Canonsburg, Washington Co PA 57 FINLEY Richard Washington Co PA 38 FLEMING Peter Washington Co PA 38 FORBES Hugh Buffalo Cem, Huntington, Washington Co PA 68 FRYE Samuel Priv fam cem, Fallowfield Twp, Washington Co PA 38 GEORGE Alexander Fellowship Twp, Washington Co PA 55 GILMORE James Esq Old cem, 2nd Ward, Washington Co PA 38 GRAHAN Isaac Old cem, Washington Co PA 38 GRANT George Capt Horseshoe Bur Gr, Fisher Heights, Washin
21. Washington Co. Courthouse/researching records [1]
I research records at the Washington County Courthouse. I'd like to let everyone know what it entails. For Wills, first you go to the will index to get the volume and page number. The will books are in the basement in the vault. The books are very large, about 18 x 24 inches and 4 inches thick. They are very heavy. Some are up high and others are low, so sometimes you have to climb for them. After finding the will, you climb 2 flights of stairs to a photo-copier which charges 25 cents per sheet. The
22. Book Lookup? [1]
Do you get tired of buying books only to have them not a anything you can use in them? Well, that is what I am trying to avoid! Does anyone have these two books and could lookup the surnames: John A. GRIFFITH, George W. CONNER, Joshua TAYLOR, John CUNNINGHAM. Abstracts of the Washington County Reporter, 1808-1814 by Bonnie Malmat Bonnie extracted everything that pertains to Western Pennsylvania and Washington County from the earliest extant copy of the Reporter. Includes deaths, marriages, land sales, a
23. Ferrell Family in Smith twp 179? [1]
Any one know anything about the Andrew Farrel that shows in Smith Twp on 1793 and 1798 tax list? Barbara Ferrell OhF640@juno.com _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]
24. Early Marriages; the rest of the "H's" [1]
HEATON, Rees WEAVER, Sarah April 12 1811 HENDERSON, Dr. James MORELAND, Ann C. November 18 1835 HENDRICH, Andrew McFEW, Maria Harrison Co., Ohio June 14 1830 HERRON, James DONLEY, Martha March 24 1836 HILL, James YOHE, Elizabeth July 24 1834 HILL, William CALHOON, _ _ _ _ of Zanesville, Ohio October 10 1811 HILL, William BEATY, Narcissus December 26 1833 HILTON, Robert McCOOL, Hannah November 03 1823 HOPKINS, Isaac J. TUCK, Sophia A.
25. Gnadenhutten [1]
Don't know whether my first posting of this question went through. Sorry if it's a duplication but Does anyone know if there is a roster of the troops from Washington County, commanded by David Williamson, which attacked Gnadenhutten in March 1782? Tom Bay - Columbus, OH tbay@columbus.rr.com
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