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1. Somerset Courthouse [1]
Does anyone on this list know if a copy of a will can be obtained from the Somerset County Courthouse, by writing to them with the information??? If so, do you have an address and the cost?? Thanks to all. Connie
2. Wellersburg Cemetery Records [0.982126]
My computer crashed and I lost the message that had the Wellersburg Cemetary listing. Could someone send it to me. A BIG THANKS Jean
3. Re: FRAZZE, PYLE, BUTLER, SEBOLD, TISSUE [0.982126]
Hi all, I was given this tonight from a danish correspondent, and checked it out, it has Danish Emmigration records, I was able to pinpoint my g grandmother, and a couple minutes later her uncle's Emmigration information and dates of departure, there are scans of 30 years of records right from the original ledgers of all who left between 1872 and 1903 that are accessible and print out nicely. There are also links to other archives in European countries. http://users.cybercity.dk/~ccc13656/ dave -----Orig
4. Johnsburg cemetery [0.982126]
Can anyone share the listings for Johnsburg Cemetery in Somerset Co.? I would certainly appreciate any help. Gloria Gloria J. Snyder Somerset Co., PA *** Bowser, Fisher, Kimmel, Queer, Trent, Claycomb * Glessner, Ohler, Altfather, Wambaugh, Mosholder, Deal * Hutzel, Kammerer, Gibler, Arnold, Flickinger, Tressler Connecting names*** Watson, Broadwater, Sass, Schrock, Walker
5. Amish - Mennonite Book [0.982126]
Does anyone know if the book by Gingerich & Kreider, Amish and Amish Mennonite Genealogies, 1986, can still be purchased?
6. Meyersdale Library [0.982126]
Does anyone know the hours and days open of the Myersdale library? I am planning a trip the week of September to Myersdale the week of September 10th and would like to visit the library. Thanks,
7. Green Family [0.982126]
Thomas Green heirs: Richard, John, William. Estate filed in Fairfield Co. Ohio 1813 mentions property in Somerset.T he 1773 Taxables List for Brothersvalley Twp. shows a Thomas Green with 100 ac. and 6 ac. cleared. Seeking more information on the family, if any later, still in Somerset Co. Brian Green
8. Re: Brothers Valley [0.982126]
I too would like to know about the book on the Church Records of Berlin. If anyone knows would they please post publicly? Thank you, Diana Begeman Seattle, WA begeman@halcyon.com
9. E.C. SAYLOR'S CHURCH RECORDS OF BERLIN, SOMERSET COUNTY, PA [0.982126]
Dr. E.C. Saylor, DDS, now deceased, copied thousands of church records many years ago. My copy is now packed away awaiting my moving van (I'm moving to the farm), but Closson Press, in Apollo, PA, carries the item. You'll find birth, baptismal, marriage, and funeral information from reformed congregations in Berlin. Billy Walker Wichita, KS
10. Re: Mongst the Hills od Somerset [0.982126]
Hi Angel, The Somerset book was a limited edition of 1,868 books put out by the Somerset Historical and Genealogical Society in 1980, I was fortunate to find and buy a copy on an internet auction last winter. There's a lot of information in there, I have yet to get through it. dave -----Original Message----- From: Tree To: SOMGEN-L@rootsweb.com Date: Saturday, August 01, 1998 8:17 AM Subject: BIBLIOGRAPHIE INFORMATION >Does anyone have the bibliograph
11. Re: SOMGEN-D Digest V98 #214 [0.982126]
Hi Glenda, Yes, it is a most enjoyable publication with beautiful pictures!!......Shelley Hayes
12. Re: Somerset County Lookup Request [0.982126]
This is an Exact quote from Mongst the Hills of Somerset, copyright 1980 page 79 & 80 "Phillip Alwine and his family appear in the Somerset County 1810 census. Phillip was the father of John, Jacob, Joseph, Phillip, Sarah, Lydia, Bessie, and a fourth daughter. There is no mention on the fourth daughter. According to the 1807 tax record, he and his family lived in a cabin on 100 acres of land and were taxed 60 cents. He was taxed as living in Quemahoning Towship in 1807, later in Conemaugh Township.
13. Re: SOMGEN-D Digest V98 #194 [0.982126]
Thanks Mary, I also have used Mastof and found them to be delightful. They will copy articles from magazines they archive for you as well (not many book stores will do that for you!). Carol E. Hepburn (hepburnce@juno.com) Scottsdale, AZ USA _____________________________________________________________________ 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]
14. Help Needed-WEAVER [0.982126]
Dear Friends, I NEED help please! Have been researching years for my WEAVER family. I keep running into a wall, as I keep seeing info on the WEAVER family that are prominent in the Richland area of Cambria and the well known group of Somerset, that I believe are Brethren. I do not seem to fit in these families. DOES ANYONE, have a WEAVER connection that is in SOMERSET, CAMBRIA area that is NOT connected to this family??? Would appreciate any help. I have very few names after-1850, you may see my conne
15. Bowman family and traveling West [0.982126]
I am curious if there are any lists of families and when they left the region for the West. My great grandmother and her family -Elvira Henry and her parents Harmon and Sophia Henry traveled to Kansas when she was 15 about 1883. Harmon's brother Joshua and his family also went to Sabetha Kansas and settled. I am assuming at the same time. Elvira's future husband Samuel Bowman and his family also traveled to Sabetha Kansas at this time. Are their any lists of families and when they left Somerset and wen
16. Marriages by Bishop C.G. LINT [0.982126]
I was in the Meyersdale Library for a visit this past week and copied several pages of Bishop Lint's records of Marriages/Deaths. He was with the Meyersdale, Pa Church of the Brethern. Below are some of the entries: Marriages-- 33. Dec. 23, 1869. Mr. John R. LICHTY of Summit twp. to Miss Hattie BEACHY of Elk Lick tp. 34. Jan. 9, 1870 Samuel H. MILLER of Black Hawk co. Iowa to Miss Susan SAYLOR of Somerset Co. PA 35. Feb. 27, 1870 Mr. Samuel BEACHY to Miss Mary FIKE both of this county 36. Apr. 17,
17. I'm willing to do look ups... [0.982126]
Hello Group, I recently bought a book called "JOEL B. MILLER HISTORY" since I am a descendent of him, It is so fascinating to me. But on the other hand there are 2,804 names in it and it is index(thats a plus). So if anyone thinks they might have relatives in these book just let me know. I do any look ups...in this book. The majority of the people in this book are originally from the Springs. Pa area. So Let me know....hopefully I can help somebody, because so many people on this list has help me.
18. ROCKWOOD? [0.982126]
Could somebody tell me where Rockwood is at in Somerset County? -- Jerry Burkett burkettj@geocities.com BURKETT Family Genealogy http://www.geocities.com/heartland/plains/3549
19. Re: SOMGEN-D Digest V98 #190 [0.982126]
SusiCP: I have two folks named FOLK who married into my HERSHBERGER family: John J. FOLK m. Matilda HERSHBERGER (b. 22 Apr 1822 d. 31 May 1896) d/o John Hershberger and Susanna Sterner. Reference: Census for Elk Lick 1880 & Gingerich & Kreider's Amish and Amish Mennonite Genealogies, 1986. Elizabeth FOLK (b. 10 Oct 1825 d.17 Mar 1875) m. Jeremiah HERSHBERGER (b. 17 Dec 1819 d.31 May 1896) s/o John Hershberger and Susanna Sterner. Ch of Elizabeth & Jeremiah: Jacob (b. 17 Aug 1844 d. 1850); Lydia b. (b
20. Mailing List/ Wiland [0.982126]
I am going to attempt a new mailing list on Rootsweb.com. Anyone interested in exchanging information regarding the Wiland (Wilant,Weyland,Weiland,Wygant,Wineland, Wiant and any other possible Phonetic connection) can sign on at Wiland-L-Request@rootsweb.com Since I have no idea what I am doing, this is going to be an adventure. Still trying to get a family for William Wiland b. abt 1785 Somerset,PA. But have found so much peripheral material that maybe someone can use it. Thanks Dorothy Wiland
21. Need location... [0.982126]
Hello Fellow listers, I need some help from some of you Somerset Natives... This kinda deals with genealogy. We had our 1st Annual HOLLIDAY Family Reunion this year and it was a success. Now we are planning the 2nd Annual reunion for next year in mid July. But here is where I need help. I need to find a place to have it. I am looking for somewhere in lower Somerset county. I need a place for about 300 people, Has to have Electricity, and maybe a ballfeild or something and of course it has to allow beer
22. Re: SOMGEN-D Digest V98 #195 [0.982126]
Robert Griffith, and any one out there with current lost kin. Some suggestions are: 1. Post to the area, they are last known to be. 2. Post to the area around last area known to be. 3. Check census from 1900 forward tax lists for 1890. 4. Try the SSIndex for those whom might have qualified for being on the rolls. 5. When checking census, always take 20 names before the name your looking for, and 20 names after what your looking for. Copy and keep for future reference. This tip from Dr. George Schwie
23. AUTEN GENFORUM PAGE [0.982126]
Hello, AUTEN is a "dutch" name coming out of old New Amsterdam, passing through NJ and into Somerset Co PA and others by mid 1700s. There is a new genforum page for interact at http://www.genforum/auten/ I links also to Auton. Post to it if you have an unanswered Auten/Auton puzzle. It it does notgenerate sufficient activity it will be closed I am told. Lou loumoses@indy.net Carmel, IN
24. church plate [0.982126]
Hi all, I'm not sure if this is kosher or not but I thought I'd ask, I have a1970 Round Hill United Presbyterian church plate from felton pennsylvainia with a nice picture of the church on the front, it has a short history of the church founding by the scotch irish, this building was built in 1900. I was going to put it my booth at our local antique mall but thought there may be someone on the list who would be interested in it, 10 dollars, I'll include shipping. has anyone ever thought about a site for
25. 1850 Census of Paint Twp. now on -line [0.982126]
Hi everyone: We have updated our Paint Twp., Somerset Co., PA page. The complete 1850 census for Paint Twp. is now on-line. Please be patient, it takes a little while to load. http://www.rootsweb.com/~pasomers/paint/census.htm Please check out our "Colorful History", it has many surnames of early settlers. http://www.rootsweb.com/~pasomers/paint/hist.htm There is a new article about the David & Rachael Shaffer family http://www.rootsweb.com/~pasomers/paint/era.htm and an article about the Villa
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