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1. Green(e) - Western MD, PA, VA/WV [1]
Do you know these people? If anyone has any information and/or connection to any of these people perhaps we could be of help to each other. The areas involved would be Washington County, MD which became Allegany County, MD, possibly the connecting boundaries of Pennsylvania, Virginia/West Virginia. Jeremiah Green(e) m. Elizabeth McConner 13 Oct 1793 Joshua Green(e) m. Sally Webster 5 Dec 1798 Joshua Green(e) m. Elizabeth McConner 8 Mar 1800 William Green(e) m. Margaret Shockey 18 Oct 1817 William Green(e
2. Augustus "August" SELLERS - Somerset Co, PA [1]
Can anyone help with information pertaining to Augustus "August" SELLERS of Somerset County, PA? He was born about 1845; he died before 1920, Lower Turkeyfoot Twp, Ursina Borough, Somerset Co, PA. I would like to know about his parents, siblings, and/or any other available information. I am tremendously grateful for any help offered. Thank you. Ken
3. A little humor [1]
THE COMMANDMENTS FOR NAMES A "Tongue-In-Cheek" Viewpoint of a Family Researcher (1). Thou shalt name your male children: James, John, Joseph, Josiah, Abel, Richard, Thomas, William. (2) Thou shalt name your female children: Elizabeth, Mary, Martha, Maria, Sarah, Ida, Virginia, May. (3) Thou shalt leave NO trace of your female children. (4) Thou shalt, after naming your children from the above lists, call them by strange nicknames such as: Ike, Eli, Polly, Dolly, Sukey.---making them difficult to t
4. Samuel S. THOMAS obit [1]
Thomas.-Samuel S. Thomas, of near Holsopple, Pa., Died Feb. 6, 1917; aged 47 y. 6 m. 25 d. He was hurt about 5 weeks ago while handling saw logs, but the people thought he was improving-but it made a very sudden change on Feb. 6 and very unexpectedly the death angel called him away from his family. He is survived by an aged mother, a sorrowing widow, 3 sons, 2 brothers and 3 sisters. Funeral services were conducted at the Maple Spring Church of the Brethren by Samuel Zimmerman and L.A. Blough. Source
5. Lt. Jacob Walker [1]
Does anyone have access to Newton Saylor Cemetery (Brothersvalley Twp) records? I'm wondering if anyone can verify the burial of Lt. Jacob Walker (1745-1783) there. Is there a tombstone? Cindy foster
6. Samuel GINDLESPERGER Obit [1]
Gindlesperger.-Pre. Samuel Gindlesperger of Holsopple, Pa., was called from time to eternity in a sad and unexpected way. On July 15, as he was picking cherries, he fell a distance of 40 feet from a cherry tree, crushing his skull and causing other injuries, killing him almost instantly. Bro. Gindlesperger was a preacher in the Mennonite Church for 31 years, always ready to fill his appointments, faithful in visiting the sick, lending a helping hand in time of need. When a young man, he was united in
7. Effie HOSTETLER obit [1]
Hostetler.-Sister Effie, daughter of Bro. and Sister Louisa Hostetler, of Holsopple, Pa., died Aug. 8, 1915; aged 17 y. 8 m. 7 d. She was afflicted for more than six months. She suffered a great deal of pain during her sickness, but with Christian patience. She was a bright, intelligent young sister, united with the Mennonite Church at the age of 12 years and was faithful until death. At the close of her life she seemed to be much concerned about the young people in the Church because she thought they we
8. Bowser & Sellers - Somerset Co, PA [1]
Please.Can anyone help me clean up my confusion and fill in some details? John SELLERS married to Elizabeth BOWSER, b. abt 1810. (1) What was John's date of birth and death? (2) What were the names and information pertaining to their children? (3) Who were the parents of John SELLERS? John P. SELLERS married to Susan D. BOWSER, b. Jun 20, 1869. (1) What was John's date of birth and death? (2) What were the names and information pertaining to their children? (3) Who was Joh
9. Augustus "August" SELLERS - Somerset Co, PA [1]
Can anyone help with information pertaining to Augustus "August" SELLERS of Somerset County, PA? He was born about 1845; he died before 1920, Lower Turkeyfoot Twp, Ursina Borough, Somerset Co, PA. I would like to know about his parents, siblings, and/or any other available information. I am tremendously grateful for any help offered. Thank you. Ken
10. Jacob Walker [1]
I was wondering if you know where this Newton Saylor Cemetery is? I live near there and when the weather breaks would be willing to go have a look as long as whomever owns the land doesn't mind. BonnieN
11. Mary Ann (BERKEY) SALA Obit [1]
Sala.-Mary Ann (Berkey) Sala was born Aug. 5, 1856; died Jan. 12, 1916; aged 60 y. 5 m. 7 d. She was married to John M. Sala Nov. 10, 1878. She united with the Mennonite Church in 1879 and lived a faithful member until death. She was sickly for a number of years that she could not attend church regularly but she had a desire to go to the house of worship. She leaves a sorrowing husband, 1 son, 2 daughters, 5 grandchildren, and 1 brother. May God bless these mourning friends. Funeral services conducted
12. Peter BLOUGH obit [1]
Blough.-Peter Blough was born in Somerset Co., Pa., April 28, 1857; died near Hollsopple, Pa., May 28, 1928; aged 71 y. 1 m. He was married to Polly Weaver Jan. 18, 1880. He is survived by his widow and the following children: Ammon, Alvin, Mrs. Lemon Saylor, Mrs. Edgar Saylor, Mrs. Webster Thomas; also 23 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild. 2 children preceded him in death. He is also survived by 1 sister, 3 half-sisters, 1 step-brother and 1 step-sister. He was a faithful member of the Mennonite Ch
13. Peter A. BLOUGH Obit [1]
Peter A. Blough, Octogenarian, Is Called By Death Well-Known Eighth Ward Man Passes Away Partaking Breakfast Lived Here Since 1877 Peter A. Blough, for 47 years a resident of the Grubbstown district of the Eighth Ward, died unexpectedly at 7:30 o'clock yesterday morning at his home, 1027 Franklin street, death being due to heart failure. Mr. Blough was in his 82d years. He did not complain of being ill when he arose yesterday morning. He ate a hearty breakfast and sat down in a chair followin
14. Re: [SOMGEN] A little humor [1]
I love it! Although I'm actually descended from one of three brothers....Jesse Young, brother of Denton Young and Jehu (John?) Young; sons of Rachel and ____Young. Our other legend was that a REINIER came over with Lafayette during the American Revolutionary War. And of course the name can be spelled Regnier, Rhiner, Riner, and many other variations; and even if it was spelled correctly, can be easily mistranscribed as Rimer, Riener etc. Joe Wright, Chicago
15. Re: Jacob Walker [1]
Hi, In response to the question about Lt. Jacob Walker (1745-1783). The name of the Newton Saylor Cemetery is given in the list of cemeteries in the Somerset Co. USGenweb site, but with no data given. In the W.P.A. cemetery readings of the 1930s, this cemetery is not among those that were read. Best wishes, Oora Flaningam = = = = X-Message: #1 Date: Wed, 16 Feb 2005 20:36:29 -0500 From: "Cindy Foster" To: SOMGEN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Lt. Jacob Walker Does anyone have access
16. Re: Jacob Walker [1]
My friend was in Berlin for the Walker Family reunion about 2 or 3 years ago and she and her aunt visited Jacob's gravesite and she said the gravemarker is there. It is not original one but a replacement paid by the Walker Family descendants. The Walker Family reunion is held at regular intervals in Berlin or nearby towns. My friend has data on more than 15,000 descendants of Jacob Walker. David Samuelsen Hi, In response to the question about Lt. Jacob Walker (1745-1783). The name of the Newton Saylo
17. Charlotte Beacon - Acosta PA [1]
Hello List! I have hit yet another of my brickwalls. I'm looking for Charlotte (Rose) Beacon or any descendants. Charlotte is mentioned in her brother George Rose's obituary in 1932 as residing in Acosta, PA. She is not mentioned in William Rose's obituary in 1952 nor is she mentioned in Catherine (Rose) Eash obituary in 1955. While it may be possible to assume she died sometime in between 1932 - 1955, it could also be possible she didn't. William Rose is my wife's Great Grandfather and I have since f
18. Re: Newton Saylor Cemetery [1]
Hi, Again, As long as some of you know the location of the Newton Saylor Cemetery, I would love to add the readings of it to those that I'm indexing for the County Vital Records Project I have been working on for the last year. If any one has the readings or could get them, please contact me privately. Thanks, Ora Flaningam OraFlan@aol.con
19. re: Jacob Walker [1]
Does anyone have access to Newton Saylor Cemetery (Brothersvalley Twp) records? I'm wondering if anyone can verify the burial of Lt. Jacob Walker (1745-1783) there. Is there a tombstone? Cindy foster Evidently you did not read my reply earlier today. The tombstone is there, but not at Newton-Saylor Cemetery, but at Jacob Walker Cemetery, alongside with his wife. My friend Roxanne Walker-Greenfield went all way from Utah to attend Jacob Walker family reunion and visited the family gravesites, includin
20. Fritz Church [1]
I'm looking for more information about the Fritz (St. Paul's) Church in Brothersvalley Twp. Is it still standing? Still in use? How do I get there from Somerset? My great-grandmother was Emma Fritz Miller, of Berlin. Thanks! Galen Miller __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? All your favorites on one personal page  Try My Yahoo! http://my.yahoo.com
21. Daniel S. YODER obit [1]
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR DANIEL S. YODER TODAY Descendant of Joseph Johns, Founder of Johnstown, Buried in Richland Cemetery Funeral services for the late Daniel S. Yoder, aged 66 years, of Richland Township, well-known school teacher and an ordained minister of the Mennonite Church, were held this afternoon in the Weaver Mennonite Church. Services were conducted by the Rev. Elmer J. Blough, assisted by the Rev. Alexander Weaver and the Rev. Hiram Wingard. Interment was in the Richland Cemetery. The
22. Mariah (RUMMEL) LAPE obit [1]
Lape. - Mariah, wife of Joseph Lape, of Davidsville, PA., died Aug. 15, 1915; aged 62 y. 11 m. 13 d. She was afflicted for quite a while with consumption. She was a faithful member of the Church of the Brethren and died leaving to her friends an evidence that she died in peace. She is survived by a sorrowing husband, 3 sons and 3 daughters. Funeral services were conducted at the Maple Spring Church by Samuel Zimmer and N.H. Blough. Buried in cemetery near the church. Source: Mary
23. Re: [SOMGEN] Fritz Church [1]
Is Fritz Church St Paul's? And what church was Fink's church? Laura ----- Original Message ----- From: "Miller Galen" To: Sent: Tuesday, February 22, 2005 12:35 PM Subject: [SOMGEN] Fritz Church > I'm looking for more information about the Fritz (St. > Paul's) Church in Brothersvalley Twp. Is it still > standing? Still in use? How do I get there from > Somerset? My great-grandmother was Emma Fritz Miller, > of Berlin. > > Thanks! > > Galen Miller > > > > ____
24. SELLERS / SELLARS [1]
Does anyone have a connection to the SELLERS / SELLARS family of Bedford / Somerset Counties, PA and Allegany / Garrett Counties, MD? Thank you for any help. Your time and any assistance is tremendously appreciated. Thank you. Ken
25. Re:Miller surname inquiry [1]
I am searchiing for information on John H. Miller (22 years old). Living in somerset in the 1880 Census. I would like to know if anyone knows the maiden name of his wife Kate S.(23 years old) They had the following children: Martin A. Miller (3 years Old) Missouri M. Miller (1year old) and had a girl 11 years old living with them named Rebecca J. Faith . We am wondering if Kate was a Faith? Thanks in advance. Paul and Pam Talbot
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