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1. Re: [WASH] Nicknames [1]
Someone mentioned Lydia... I have several women ancestors who had this as a given name I believe. I don't think it was a nickname but I'm open to possibilities. Judy
2. [WASH] Early nicknames [1]
This is just what I was looking for in my favorites but could not find it. I have marked it now. My grandmother's name was Mary Eliza, nickname Lida or Lyda. Did not find that one. I figure she was trying to say Eliza - the name she was called on the 1870 census - and could not, so ended up as Lida. My grandfather's second wife was Etta. I did a quick search on that and found several choices. I plan to write for their marriage application to get her real name. She was his second wife, not related to me by
3. RE: [WASH] Oak Spring Cemetery [1]
Ellen, No problem, you can nib all you what, that's what these lists are all about. Sharing ideas and learning and I'm still learning all this. I had called the cemetery but couldn't get any information that varified a section to look in. The cemetery said something about there being another Hughes (man) buried with another woman (another first name) and it said "Wife" , so I figured it wasn't the same one. The funeral home seems like it might work but I've had trouble before with funeral homes and g
4. [WASH] Oak Springs Cemetery [1]
Is there a index for St Patrick's Cemetery in Canonsburg anywhere? I am searching for Catherine Russell Hutchison Burns and John "Jack" Burns death dates I found out tonight that they are buried in St Patrick's along with their daughter Catherine Georgetta Burns Sedora and her husband, but I have no dates. Any help would be appreciated. Terry Hutchison Cook
5. Re: [WASH] "Fun" with nicknames [1]
Speaking of mis names i don't refer to them as nicknames anymore. I was fortunate enough to find my ggrandfathers original batismal certificate along with several of his siblings and not one of them used their given name. My grandfather who was always know as Bert was Joseph Buchner, his sister Known as Marie was really Mary Elizabeth, John was called Leroy, and Jane was Jean. And their "nicknames" were what was recorded on their death certificates. It wasn't until i turned up their batismal records d
6. [WASH] Oak Spring Cemetery [1]
Gina Wrote: I have catalogued Oak Spring Cemetery (the old sections). The new sections are in the Oak Spring Cemetery Database at their office. There are about 25,0000 burials there. Gina, Have a question for you.. Sent for my gr-aunt's death certificate and it says she was buried in Oak Spring Cemetery, Canonsburg. She died in Lawrence County. Her name was Emma Dennis Hughes. I don't know what her husband's first name was either and it's not listed on the death certificate. My husband an
7. [WASH] Thomas White - will abstract. [1]
Not mine - just sharing. Ellen (ETHS) THOMAS WHITE - WILL ABSTRACT - Will Bk. I - Pg. 481 Thomas White of Washington County, dated April 20, 1803, proved April 25, 1803; present wife Elizabeth; children, Mary, John, Sereh, Jean, William, Robert, Paul, Thomas and Jaimes, executors, William Hays, Esqr. and son-in law John Mecall; witnesses, Robert Hughes and Elizabeth White. email: ellen@b-n-s.com Visit my web site: http://www.geocities.com/ellenj3
8. [WASH] BARTLETT [1]
I have held back from posting any interest on the list because I hold out little hope for them. But thought I would mention that I am interested in any early BARTLETTS. I have a Thomas BARTLETT in Fayette County. He is "said to be" the Thomas Bartlett from Washington County who signed the petition for the new state ca. 1780's. This is the only time this name shows up in this time period and place. By 1790 the brothers Thomas & Isaac are in Fayette County. The age for my Thomas is uncertain. He wa
9. RE: [WASH] Canonsburg Reflections 1802-2002 [1]
Yes you can order books that are to be picked up at $25 each until Nov 1st from Sheryl Gadani. If you need the book mailed to you, I know there is a postage charge. Sheryl's e-mail is: gadani@cobweb.net Sheryl Gadani 124 North Street Canonsburg, PA 15317 724 745 7968 I think the book turned out very well. It has 300 pages of history and photographs. A lot of hard work and research went into the chapters. So much of my chapters were edited down due to space limitations but there is still a lot of i
10. [WASH] Skiles/Thomas Roach [1]
Cheri, Again I tried sending following message to your personal addy and it was returned undeliverable, so Im sending to PAWASH. Sorry, list. 1920 census had Harry T. Hultz; I possibly misread it. I have NO parents' info for Harry. 1920 Bethel Park census Harry T., 59, farmer, owns farm, wife, Ella, 52. Children in household: Albert, 17; Earl W. 16; Boyd Wycoff 15; Genevieve Espy 9. Harry died bet 1920-1930 census. I may also have misread the relationship of Genevieve to Harry, but your info indicates
11. [WASH] WILSON, KING, GILLESPIE, CHIFF, STEMPLE, SHIREY, MATKOVICH, ELLIOTT Mar. 30, 1934 McDonald PA Record-Outlook [1]
WILSON, KING, GILLESPIE, CHIFF, STEMPLE, SHIREY, MATKOVICH, ELLIOTT Mrs. Elizabeth WILSON, 48, died Monday afternoon, March 26, 1934, in her home in Cecil, following a lingering illness. She was a member of the Church of God in Christ of Canonsburg. She leaves her husband, two brothers Joseph and Doe of Washington; two sisters Mrs. Susie HARDMAN and Mrs. Eleanor DUNCAN, both of Montgomery, Ala. The body will be shipped to Montgomery, Ala. for burial. Services will be held at its destination in Montgom
12. [WASH] "Here we go again" [1]
So much as been written on this site about the color of your skin, whether you are English, German, French, Irish or when your ancestors came to this country. Does it really make a difference? It's not who you are but what you are. It's how you treat others. We can't live in the past and only can live each day to the fullest and thank God for all of our ancestors and friends. Some of my ancestors came from Switzerland and settled Berks Co., Pa. They were indentured servants owing to William Penn
13. Re: [WASH] Nickname - LEAH [1]
May or may not be a nickname. Have a Grand daughter named Leah. Grant ----- Original Message ----- From: "Imogene Davis" To: Sent: Monday, October 13, 2003 10:23 AM Subject: [WASH] Nickname - LEAH > Is Leah a nickname? If so, for what name? > > > > ==== PAWASHIN Mailing List ==== > For more information on Washington County: check http://www.pa-roots.com/~washington/ >
14. RE: [WASH] James Ross Will [1]
What you say about this is so true, but notice that it's just Feb. of the year & the reason this seems to happen is because the stone cutter it still thinking it's last year, just like we do on writing dates on letters in Jan. Even my husband's grandmother's is like that. Ellen (ETHS) -----Original Message----- From: Jeff & Gina Nestor [mailto:jgnestor@comcast.net] Sent: Wednesday, October 15, 2003 12:00 AM To: ellen@b-n-s.com Subject: RE: [WASH] James Ross Will Ellen, You can also see that his death
15. [WASH] correction and update [1]
I have a couple of things to let you all know. First of all I goofed up. I announced a new page for Ancestors photos and then changed the address of the page. What I actually did was change it from an .htm ending to .html to keep it in line with the rest of the website. http://www.pa-roots.com/~washington/photos/index.html Also, I have expanded the number of marriages by Rev. Charles Wheeler (Baptist). We did have them from 1825-1829. Now they have been redone and they go from 1815-1839. This is a p
16. [WASH] Hughey/Hoey/Hoen - Melvina or Malvina [1]
Hi, I'm looking for a family with the name Hughey or a name similar. Melvina or Malvina Moffitt's maiden name comes up on a document as HUGHEY. Melvina died right after 1900. I don't know if this is the correct spelling of her last name. I am looking for her parents names. Carol
17. Re: [WASH] Civil War- Colored Troops [1]
The views towards blacks mostlly was that they were mere possessions, and in some minds were valued far LESS than their cattle and horses. I'm not surprised that the Confederate Soldiers looked upon the burial of a white soldier with black soldiers as a "punishment" back then. Even through WWI, blacks were disregarded and their skills and heroism were ignored while they were belittled/ignored. As I go through the census I always wonder about all the people's lives. And even more when I see the "M
18. Re: [WASH] hi [1]
In a message dated 10/2/2003 1:49:04 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Morningstar1@woh.rr.com writes: > Robinson Township, Allegheny County; Moon Township, Allegheny County; > Findley Township, Allegheny County; and McDonald. Any ideas? Limited time and I > want to make the most of it. Thanks in advance. > Dawn, For Allegheny Co - Carnegie Library is the only one I can think of off top of my head For Washington Co - Citzen's Library Washington, Courthouse Washington, Historical Society Washington ...
19. Re: [WASH] Washington County/Underground RR [1]
In a message dated 10/21/2003 9:31:50 PM Eastern Daylight Time, ellen@b-n-s.com writes: Historical Note: The Bldg. the Washington County Historical Society is located in is authentically researched & recorded as being a place that was used for the Underground RR. Ellen (ETHS) Hi Ellen, Where is that in Washington county? Thanks! Cindy
20. [WASH] Re:Canonsburg Reflections 1802-2002 [1]
On Canonsburg Reflections 1802-2002 Can anyone tell me if anything is in it with my line? My great great grandfather, Samuel McNary Parkinson was born in Canonsburg in 1827, to Richard Parkinson and Mary Elizabeth Templeton. Samuel had other siblings that was just listed as born in Washington Co. PA. Richard was listed as head of household in the 1830 census in Strabane Twp. ,and in 1840 in North Strabane Twp. My brick wall is Richard Parkinson and Mary E. Templeton. I would not want to buy a book if
21. [WASH] COOKE Cemetery Census [1]
I decided to read this myself today. COOKE CEMETERY Cooke Cemetery is located in South Strabane Twp., Washington County, PA. There are 21 known burials. Directions: From intersection at Rt. 19 South at Washington Mall/Home Depot, make right onto Oak Springs Road. At end of Oak Springs Rd. at intersection, make a right onto Locust Ave. Travel a few hundred feet and make a left onto Country Club Rd. (Proceed to Enterprise Rd. a short ways past Fairway Drive.) Make left onto Enterprise Road. The cem
22. [WASH] Canonsburg Training School for Nurses [1]
Anyone have any info on this school? Was it associated with the Canonsburg Hospital, years of operation, etc? I came across the name in the Feb. 21, 1929 McDonald Outlook. Just curious. Vickie
23. [WASH] Nickname - LEAH [1]
Is Leah a nickname? If so, for what name?
24. [WASH] Canonsburg Bicentennial Book [1]
I received my book in the mail yesterday and it is wonderful! I highly recommend it. I found the name of my great uncle, Walter RHINE, who was postmaster in the 1950s. His wife, Hazel MCGARVEY Rhine, taught elementary school in Canonsburg for many, many years. Betsy Venice, FL Walter Fleming RHINE b: 29 May 1900 in 19th Ward, Pittsburgh, Allegheny, PA d: 22 Jun 1970 in Small airplane, flying from vacation, South Franklin Township, Washington Airport, Washington, PA Burial:
25. [WASH] Records Movement [1]
Dear Midge, I understand that won't happen until Spring & that some records will still be ordered in to the courthouse for use as they are from records management at present. BTW - The new elevator system is finished for those interested. Ellen (ETHS) email: ellen@b-n-s.com Visit my web site: http://www.geocities.com/ellenj3
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