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1. FW: [SOMGEN] Re: HELSEL/HELTZELL Look ups part 2 [1]
> ---------- > From: Snyder, Gloria J. > Sent: Monday, March 06, 2000 8:29 AM > To: 'Joe & Laura Schmidt' > Subject: RE: [SOMGEN] Re: HELSEL/HELTZELL Look ups part 2 > > Many of the names listes as HOUTZEL are now the HUTZEL/HUTZELL family. > I've often wondered if the HELSEL/HELTSEL lines might not be another > derivative of my HUTZEL lines. Any comments. > > ---------- > From: Joe & Laura Schmidt[SMTP:schmidtm@3-cities.com] > Sent: Sunday, March 05, 2000 6:08 PM > To: SOMGEN-L@rootsweb.com > Sub
2. Re: [SOMGEN] TOWNSHIP MAPS [1]
There is a very good atlas from 1895 on line. http://www.livgenmi.com/1895.htm At 08:12 AM 03/18/2000 , Ed McClelland wrote: >Does anyone know where I can get ahold of the 1876 Beers map of Somerset. >I could scan the whole map and put it into RootsWeb Map Archive if I could >get it. You can see the most recent one I did of Fulton County. >http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/maps/pa/county/fulton/1916/ >Have also done Westmoreland, Butler and Fayette. > >Ed McClelland, Alexandria, Virginia. --- Deborah
3. [SOMGEN] Sisterhood of Mary & Martha, Berlin PA Brethren church [1]
The spring 2000 issue of Berlin Historical Society's MEMOS includes some recipes taken "from a book which had been compiled by the Sisterhood of Mary and Martha, Brethren Church, Berlin, PA." No date on the book. Featured recipes included came from ladies named Emma Cober, Mrs. Henry Menges, Mrs. Wilson Boyer, Mrs. Walter Johnson, Mrs. Belle Hoffmaster, Mildred Deitz, and (my interest) Mrs. John J. Kimmel. Since I follow the Kimmels, I'd like a better idea of when this churrch group existed a
4. [SOMGEN] Naturalization Lookup [1]
Can anyone tell me the cost of a naturalization lookup and copy in Somerset County? I don't want to send my request in with no check if there's a fee. Thanks, Kathy
5. [SOMGEN] Re: SOMGEN-D Digest V00 #77 [1]
Hi, I wondered if someone could look up the name Glesky in and around the Somerset County area. The family lived in the Shaw Mine area and work there in the early 1900's I believe. This may not be the original spelling of the surname. I have been told that is was original something like Kalminski. I don't know the spelling for sure. I would appreciate any help that anyone could give. Thank you ahead of time. Rose Marie Weisner Glesky Romag162@aol.com
6. [SOMGEN] Web pages to check out when searching [1]
This was sent to me this afternoon, thought maybe someone else could use it too.. Sorry if you get the multiple mailings to the different lists. Beth blr@infonline.net Hereditary, Fraternal, & Patriotic OrganizationsHereditary Organizations******* Daughters of the American Revolutionhttp://www.chesapeake.net/DAR Daughters of the Republic of Texashttp://www.drtl.org/~drtl/index.html Descendents of Mexican War Veteranshttp://member.aol.com/dmwv/home.htm Descendents of Washington's Army at Valley Forge http:
7. [SOMGEN] RHODES lookup [1]
I looked for Joseph Rhodes in the Henry Rhodes genealogy book, found several. Henry & Catherine Giger Rhodes' children were Abigail, Joseph, Rachel, Rebecca, Catherine, ELizabeth, Isaac and Christopher. This first Joseph was born 6 July 1802 and died 22 March 1876. apparently married (1) Elizabeth and (2) Margaret, with children by each. Henry's 2d wife was -----Secrest, and they had a son, Peter, born 1833, d 1855, bur. Jo Daviess Co. IL. His only heirs were his brothers and sisters, and brothe
8. Re: [SOMGEN] Re: IMHOFF (and others) lookup [1]
I can only offer conjecture. . . Facts: Mary "Polly" Imhoff married James Wells on 3 Feb 1822 in Somerset County -- most likely somewhere in Allegheny twp. These folks are my ggg grandparents. Mary was born in 1802. Mary's father was Henry Imhoff, born in 4 Oct 1767; her mother was Juliana (surname uncertain), born 10 Apr 1765. James grew up in the household of Jacob Weyand, a tavern keeper in Somerset County. In the 1820 census (which appears to have been done door-to-door), the Weyand and Imhoff ent
9. [SOMGEN] Re: CONN lookup [1]
from "History of Bedford, Somerset & Fulton counties" 1884. Waterman,Watkins & Co. p. 63. In a letter dated April 1768 to John Penn, Lieutenant Governor of PA. "The names of the inhabitants near Red Stone: ... Gabriel CONN... p. 145. Civil war rosters. Company H, 85th Regiment. Private Asa F. CONN. p. 162. Civil war rosters. Company K, 171st Regiment. Private Henry CONN. p. 568. 1848 Upper Turkeyfoot twp. tax list. Henry CONN, Emmanuel CONN. Nancy At 11:15 AM 3/13/00 -0500, you wrote: >Nancy, Whe
10. Re: [SOMGEN] BLOUGH [1]
Candy: Sarah (Sallie) Cable 1755-1827, mar. Christian Blough, was the d/o Abraham Cable=Mary Magdalena _____. The reference for that was Charles E. Vanderveer of Syracuse, IN. I also picked up on the Internet (unfortunately didn't specify the site) the following: Phillip Kebelle (wife-Maria) was one of 171 Palatines arriving in Phila. 11 Sep 1732 on the "Pennsylvania", John Stedman, master. They settled in York, Pa. Abraham Cable (1730-1805) was first recorded in Brothers Valley. Abraham and his wife
11. [SOMGEN] Blough birthdate conflict/typo [1]
Kevin, How do you account for the one month difference in the birthdate of John and Sarah below? Or was this just a typo? Debby -----Original Message----- From: Kevincamp@aol.com [mailto:Kevincamp@aol.com] Sent: Saturday, March 11, 2000 6:41 AM To: SOMGEN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [SOMGEN] Another Blough Line? With all this discussion og Bloughs? How do the previous mentioned Blough lines relate (if at all) to the one below? Thanks - Kevin Descendants of Christian Blough 1 Christian Blough b:
12. [SOMGEN] Church of Brethren website [1]
Hi List: The official Church of the Brethren website is: http://www.cob-net.org/ Has some really good info including history. Jenni
13. [SOMGEN] DEAL LOOKUP [1]
Hello, I am looking for any information on Peter Deal (my ggggg-father) b. 1754 Shepherdstown, WV d. 1829 Somerset Co., PA. He is buried in Greenville Union Cemetery. He married Margaret Stein in the 1787? while still in the Shepherdstown area. Peter and his family moved to GreenvilleTwp around 1800. He and some of his sons are listed on the Greenville Assessment of Taxables, 1813. His children include Joseph, Jacob, Peter (Jr), George, Abraham, Hannah and Eve. There are a few of us who are trying to
14. Re: [SOMGEN] Obtaining an Obit [1]
You should contact the libraries in question and ask the reference librarian if they will do lookups. At one time, the reference section was referring folks to a volunteer who would do lookups and make copies (for a small fee). I do not know if this is the case anymore and I cannot remember which library did that. My guess is that the librarians do not do lookups. As far as the register of wills - you need to call and get the procedure to getting a will copied. There is a fee for this and a specific pr
15. [SOMGEN] DULL lookups [1]
Leah, Muriel, Jeff, & other DULL researchers Since several of you requested a lookup for DULL's in the Schellsburg area. I have to say that I found very little in that area. from "History of Bedford, Somerset & Fulton counties" 1884. Waterman, Watkins & Co. p. 280. Napier twp history. "Schellsburg Lodge, No. 870, IOOF was instituted March 20, 1874 with the following charter members: ... E. E. DULL , Isaiah Conley..." p. 280. Napier twp. churches. St. John's Reformed Church organized in 1806. Origi
16. [SOMGEN] Joseph Worrell [1]
Joseph Worrell owned land in Milford Twp in the 1790's can someone look up his name? Thanks Ann IRwin
17. [SOMGEN] Obtaining an Obit [1]
I would be interested in the answer to this question also. Thanks!!! Carla Denhardt mcdenhardt@yahoo.com > From: "Maria E. Brower" > To: SOMGEN-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [SOMGEN] Obtaining an Obit > > Hi list, > Is it possible to write to one of the libaries > below: > Somerset County Library > 6022 Glades Pike, Ste. 120 > Somerset, PA 15501-4300 > > Meyersdale Public Library > Main and Center Streets > Meyersdale, PA 15552 > (814) 634-0512 >How much do I send for copy? > Also at
18. [SOMGEN] aLooking for Isreal Lape m.Susanna Lint daughter Nancy [1]
Hello everyone, I'm looking for Isreal Lape married to Susanna Lint who had a daughter Nancy Ann she was born betw. 1838 and 1840. She married Peter Dunmyer/Dunmeyer/Dormeyer. They are my GGGG Grandparents. Thank you, Lynne Marie Robison
19. [SOMGEN] Re:IMHOFF lookup [1]
from "History of Bedford, Somerset and Fulton Counties," 1884. Waterman, Watkins & Co. p. 448-449. Borough of Somerset Tax lists. 1820, Joseph Imhoff, innkeeper. 1830, Joseph Imhoff, sherriff. 1840, Joseph Imhoff, innkeeper. 1850, Joseph Imhoff, gentleman. p. 578. 1805 Southampton twp. tax list. Henry IMHOFF, sawmill. p. 583. 1814 Allegheny twp tax list. Henry Imhoff, assistant assessor for the township. Henry Imhoof, innkeeper and sawmill. from "History of Bedford & Somerset Counties, by Blackburn
20. [SOMGEN] Re: HEIPLE Lookups [1]
Deborah & HEIPLE researchers. from History of Bedford, Somerset and Fulton Counties, 1884. Waterman, Watkins & Co., p. 132 Civil war rosters. Company C 154th REgiment. privates Theophilus HEIPLE & Franklin HEIPLE enlisted in 1861. p.406. Henry HEIPLE elected Somerset Co. commissioner, October 1825. p. 408. Henry J. HEIPLE elected Director of the Poor, October, 1852. p. 495. 1796 Quemahoning tax list. John HEIPLE, Christian HIPLE, Henry HIPLE Deborah, Jonathan wasn't mentioned in this book or in Hi
21. [SOMGEN] "Dunkards" vital statistics [1]
On-line, I would say your best source is via the Brethren e-mail list, which is very active and helpful. One of the participants is the librarian at Manchester College, a Brethren college in Indiana, and she has access to some great sources--congregational histories, obituaries in old Gospel Messengers and other old Brethren publications. Other participants include some well known genealogists and historians. Not to mention some ordinary folks like us, some of whom have Cober/Cover links. Sub
22. [SOMGEN] Re: SANNER Look ups [1]
Bev, from "History of Bedford, Somerset and Fulton Counties," 1884. Waterman, Watkins & Co. p. 409. Somerset Co. Justices of the Peace. District No. 5. Michael Sanner, Jr., 1829. p. 449. 1850 Borough of Somerset tax list. Michael SANNER, merchant. p. 450. 1860 & 1870 Borough of Somerset tax list. Michael A. SANNER, banker. p. 451. Borough of Somerset school directors. Michael A. SANNER, 1852. p. 452. The great fire of May 9, 1872. Building burned were: ... the banking house and dwelling of M. A. SA
23. [SOMGEN] WILT-GEARHART. [1]
Looking to hear from anyone related to these families from early 1800's ...dave.... _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
24. [SOMGEN] Diehl [1]
Brethren Encyclopedia has an entry for Johann Georg & Nicolaus DIEHL, "members of the Heidelberg separatist or radical pietist circle from which some of the first Brethren came." These brothers (each of whom had a wife and children) were expelled from Heidelberg to the Low Countries "in the custody of a military regiment" because of their religious activities. Johann georg was b 1673, Nicolaus b 1663. There's also an entry for DIEHL FAMILY. Apparently there are 3 groups of Diehls, and whether t
25. [SOMGEN] CLEMENCE, Ida [1]
I am out out state. How would I go about getting a copy of my grandmother's birth certicate with all the information about her parents, etc? Recently I sent for my own birth certificate for a passport and the copt they sent had none of this information. Do I send away to the same address, but ask for full information? Let them know it is for genealogy? Do I have to prove she is deceased? Is the cost the same? She was born February 8, 1902 in Hooversville, PA. Thanks in advance for your help! Carla Denhar
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