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1. SURNAME LIST [1]
FYFE tomc.58ford@worldnet.att.net
2. REVOLUTION VETERANS [1]
Hi- My name is Bill Buratty,and I am secretary for the Somerset-Cambria county chapter, Sons Of the American Revolution. Currently I am working on a list of graves for all Somerset County Rev. Veterans. I noticed you are preparing to post some similar information. Is there any way we could compare notes? Thanks Bill
3. MCVAY, WADE, CLUTTER, LINDLEY, RUDE [1]
Looking for information on MCVAY, WADE, CLUTTER, LINDLEY, RUDE who lived in the Westmoreland - Washington Area in the 1760- 1820 erea. I have little information so anything is appreciated.
4. 200 Years of BV [1]
Are you talking about 2 centuries of Brothersvalley by H. Austin Cooper?
5. 2 Centuries of Brothersvalley - H. Austin Cooper [1]
Hi All: I also would be interested in purchasing a copy of "2 Centuries of Brothersvalley - by H. Austin Cooper. Where can I get it? Also, I am new to this list. I am reading all the posts. I think it would be a good idea if we all included a signature file at the end of our messages, which would include the surnames you are researching. You can enter the text in a signature file, and it would be there all the time. (It took me a while to figure that out.) -- Rosemary Miller Johnstown, PA POINT# 31
6. Re: Lambertsville [1]
Karla, I have lots of Lambert info. Unfortunately, I have more on good old paper than I do in my database. The line begins with Matthew Lambert who came to York Co., PA in the early 1700's his wife was Anna Rosina or Annacin. They had five children: George, Jacob, Ann, Catherine, & Casper. Three of the children of Jacob and his wife Mary Margaretta UPP (or OB) moved to Somerset County - Jacob, Jr., John, and George. The Lambertsville Lamberts are descended of John & wife Mary Statler . Their son Samuel &
7. Re: Whiskey Rebellion Celebration [1]
Hi Bill, I was in your little town of Berlin last July looking for the First Reformed Cemetery. My ancestor, Simon Shunk, is buried there. I was, however not able to find it. I plan another visit in July and was wondering if you could tell me how to get to this cemetery so I can photograph my 4g-grandfather's headstone. Judy Lear Douglas LEAR,LAPE,DEEMER,TANTLINGER,DONAHUE,RODDY,RIFFLE, SNYDER,MILLER,DECKER, HARMON,SHUNK, EBERHARD,JOHNSTON jald@aol.com On Thu, 19 Feb 1998 09:49:29 -0500 Bill Buratty
8. Re: Dewalt Schneider>1755 [1]
Dewalt is listed as a revolutionary war vet.
9. Unidentified subject! [1]
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10. Window of Opportunity [1]
The pilot and the Landing A pilot is flying a small, single-engine, charter plane with a couple of really important execs on board into Seattle airport. There is fog so thick that visibility is 40 feet, and his instruments are out. He circles looking for a landmark and after an hour, he is low on fuel and his passengers are very nervous. At last, through a small opening in the fog he sees a tall building with one guy working alone on the fifth floor. Circling, the pilot banks and shouts through his open w
11. Parnell / Easton [1]
The IGI contains an entry that states that Bedwell Parnell married Ruth Easton on 10 July 1778 in Frederick Md. This name appears in the 1790 Maryland census and in the 1800 and later Somerset Co, Pa Census. Is anyone working on this line? John -- Virginia Names; SOUTHARD, SKIDMORE, NICHOLSON, SANDY, WOOD, COLVIN, STRINGFELLOW, HAWKINS, HURT, THOMAS, CROW, LILLARD, JENKINS, TAYLOR, RINEHART, SMITH, SMITH, SMITH SW Pennsulvania Names; ANDERSON, WHIPKEY, PARNELL, PENBERTHY, MORRISON Philadelphia Na
12. 200 Years of BV [1]
Does anyone know if this book is still available in print? I spent the afternoon reading the copy at the Mesa FHC library and would love to get my own copy of the book. Carol E. Hepburn pasomers@juno.com SOMGEN-L@rootsweb.com List Owner PAGenWeb Somerset County http://www.rootsweb.com/~pasomers/ _____________________________________________________________________ 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
13. Re: SOMGEN-D Digest V98 #48 [1]
Would you be able to find any mention of Nancy Manges in your book? Thanks. Dorothy
14. Searching for lost Johnston\ Johnson [1]
We are looking for the parents of Robert M. Johnson, Who lived in Cambria County during the 1870's. He had a sister who was Susanna Johnson Kufman who lived in Woster, Ohio, during the sane time period. They had a brother named Edward D. Johnson who lived in Boggs Township, Centre County, Pa. The name we believe was changed from Johnston to Johnson around 1850. The parents had migrated from Maryland to Cambria County, Pa, around 1820 and we believe are from Scotish decsent.
15. Whiskey Rebellion Celebration [1]
Hi Hopeful Jim- The Rebellion is usually the end of September. Last year was around the 27th. It is a small town and is a small town celebration. there is a rifle shoot,a parade,assorted food stands,usually a Civil War reenactment camp. Is it worth a 300 mile drive? that depends on your perspective. If you are from the city and used to big city entertainment,you will be dissappointed. If you like small towns and history,you will like it. Aside from the celebration,there are lots of old place
16. Supplee Gen. [1]
Helen The most used words in my vocabulary since I have been on the web are thank you and sorry. Once again sorry, I must have overlooked your E-mail. Supplee is not one of my names. . My reply was to some one researching Zimmerman. The information I spoke about was for Zimmerman. Muriel
17. CHRISE?CRISE [1]
I have been searching for info on a MICHAEL CHRISE/CRISE of Somerset Co. and Allegany Co., Md. His son, my gggrandfather lived in Middlecreek Twp. and was born in Elklick Twp. on December 11, 1824. Does anyone know anything about Michael and his family? Diann --
18. moving west [1]
John, I'm sure people are just as disatisfied today or ready for an adventure. I think more people would move today if they did not have the fears of finding a good job or health coverage until they did. People in the past were more self-sufficient (food, clothing, shelter). Today most of us need money for the same. Why do some people move now beside relocation forced by jobs? Moving from California to Idaho to find fresh air; moving out of a city to the get kids away from "big city problems" like dr
19. Listie Catholic Church [1]
<<<PA and many more.>>>> Mary, I used to attend the Catholic church in Listie 15 years ago when I was a teenager and young adult living in Friedens, the next town over. I'm pretty sure it w
20. Estate Records [1]
Hi Ann The Historical society has copies of wills,but I am not sure if Real Estate can be accessed without going to the Courthouse and looking up the Deed.
21. Cambria County Library (Rules) [1]
By now you've all read my notes on the Cambria County Library. With the risk of repeating myself,people have asked me about the most important part. When sending for obits or marriages $5 for 5 do not forget to send an extra 25 cents for each page copied. If you dont they wont process your order! Happy hunting Jerry Varner
22. HANNIGAN Ire>MD [1]
HANNIGAN, Thomas (b ca 1806-1816 in Dublin, IRE) married Mary ? (b ca 1816 in PA) had 2 children born in MD before moving to Preston or Barbour County WV. 1.Thomas b June 1846 in MD 2. Elizabeth b 1848 in MD 3. Anna b July 1851 in Preston Co WV 4. Margaret b in 1855 in WV 5. John b in 1857 in WV 6.Mary Ellen b 1861 in WV Has anyone heard of this family? Or does anyone have any suggestions for finding the marriage record of Mary and Thomas? I have asked for birth and marriage lookup
23. List of Monument is Online! [1]
The List from the monument is online - see it at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~pasomers/civil.htm Carol E. Hepburn pasomers@juno.com SOMGEN-L@rootsweb.com List Owner PAGenWeb Somerset County http://www.rootsweb.com/~pasomers/ _____________________________________________________________________ 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. Re:Wills/Estates [1]
Anne- I would try the Somerset Co. Genealogical Society. They have a large library and when I was there last summer they had wills/estates on microfilm. On the USGENweb site for Somerset Co. Carol has included info on the Society that you can access for the address and phone #. Jenni
25. Shade Township [1]
Hello All, If you have ancestor's from Shade Township - why not take a look at the updated page - http://www.rootsweb.com/~pasomers/shade.htm I have just finished adding a great deal of information, courtesy of Leroy Baldwin, who donated his late father's book, 200 Years in Shade Township, as resource material for this site. Don't click on the assessment links just yet - I still need to format them for easier viewing - but should have that done this evening. Enjoy! Carol
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