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From: "David & Carol Eddleman" <>
Subject: Re: [PABEDFOR] Roll Call---DRAKE
Date: Sun, 6 Aug 2006 09:54:04 -0400
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Drake, Benjamin; John Warts new
Posted by: ceddle (ialup-4.158.87.173.Dial1.Chicago1.Level3.net)
Date: July 16, 2004 11:36AM


Deed. Benjamin Drake of Huntingdon Twp., yeoman, to John Warts (Wertz?) of
the same place, yeoman, two tracts of land at Crawford's Neck, a few miles
above Jack's Narrow, in Huntingdon County. Oct. 25, 1790.
(Source: Calendar of Transactions, Deed Book A-1, Huntingdon County, Pa.)
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Igou, Daniel new
Posted by: Abby Bowman (8.32.130.90)
Date: June 15, 2003 02:59PM


Daniel Igou, a yoeman, resided in Huntingdon County. His will was dated June
16, 1781. His wife was not named. The executors were Francis Hamilton and
Samuel Drake. Witnessed by James Igou and Benjamin S. Wilcocks.
(Source: Unrecorded wills of Bedford County, PA,)
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Logue, Drake, Lane new
Posted by: Francie Lane ()
Date: October 07, 1999 04:18AM


Posted Fri, 27 Mar 1998 22:45:03<br><br>I think a daughter of Benjamin DRAKE
married in Huntingdon Co., PA c1790 to aJonathan Logue, and probably
followed Benjamin Drake to Carter Co., TN c1795. IsaacDrake (1777-1840), s/o
Benjamin Drake moved to Warren Co., TN c1810, and his daughtermarried my
Richard A. LANE. 2 Lane sisters married Logues, and moved with the Lanesfrom
Warren Co., TN, to New Salem, Menard Co., IL in 1827. As you can imagine,
I'vestruggled for years piecing together the TN Lane families, and decided
to see if I could pickup something through the Logue line.
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Wolf Orders
Posted by: ceddle (a01-ch01-bl07.in-indianap0.sa.earthlink.net)
Date: December 05, 2004 07:45PM


People who were paid bounties for killing wolves within the inhabited
portions of Bedford County, Pa.:
Henry Abraham, Jr., one full-grown wolf killed in 1784. Order dated July 14,
1784. County official was Barnard Dougherty.
Elijah Adams, one grown she-wolf. Order was dated June 1, 1784. County
official was William Proctor.
William Beaman, one full-grown wolf. Order was dated April 19, 1783. County
official was Barnard Dougherty.
Anthony Blackburn, one full-grown wolf. Bounty was 1/5/0 pounds. Order was
dated July 4, 1791. County official was William Proctor.
Richard Brown, 6 grown wolves. Order was dated May 12, 1776. County official
was Abraham Cable.
Thomas Coleman, one full-grown wolf killed on Friday last. Order was dated
May 31, 1784. County official was Barnard Dougherty.
Jacob Countryman, one grown wolf, bounty 1/5/0 pounds. Order dated Dec. 24,
1787. County Official was Abraham Cable.
George Croyl, one wolf puppy. Bounty was ten shillings. Order was dated Aug.
14, 1783. County official was Jacob Saylor.
Frederick Dibert, two grown wolves, with a bounty of twenty shillings each.
Order was dated Dec. 2, 1784. County official was Jacob Sayler (sic), J. P.
(Justice of the Peace).
John Dibert, one full-grown wolf with a bounty of twenty shillings. Order
was dated Aug. 13, 1783. County official was Jacob Saylor.
Benjamin Drake, one full-grown she-wolf, bounty 1/5/0 pounds. Order was
dated July 7, 1785. County Official was John Canan.
>>>>Benjamin Drake, two full-grown wolves (one a dog and one a bitch wolf),
>>>>bounty 2/10/0 pounds. Order dated Jan. 29, 1785. County official was
>>>>John Canan.
>>>>James Drake, one grown wolf killed last winter. Order was dated June 1,
>>>>1784. County official was Reuben Skinner.
Wendle Emherd, one grown wolf. Order was dated April 22, 1783. County
official was David Jones.
Clements Engle, three grown wolves, bounty 3/15/0 (three pounds, fifteen
shillings, zero pence). Order was dated Jan. 24, 1789. County official was
Abraham Cable.
John Forray, one grown wolf. Order was dated Oct. 25, 1784. County official
was Abraham Cable.
Edward Gray, two full-grown wolves, bounty of three pounds, fifteen pence,
zero shillings. Order was dated Feb. 14, 1784. County official was John
Canan. Gray also swears that he delivered one full-grown wolf's head at the
house of Edward Beatty to Mathew Dean, Esq., now deceased, who told him he
would enter it as soon as he went home, since which time said Dean's papers
have been burned.
George Grove, one grown she-wolf, at a bounty of one pound, five shillings.
Order was dated Oct. 10, 1791. County official was James Wells.
George Grove, one grown she-wolf at a bounty of one pound, five shillings.
Order was dated Oct. 20, 1789. County official was James Wells.
Joseph Gundy, one grown wolf at a bounty of one pound, five shillings. Order
was dated Dec. 17, 1788. County official was Abraham Cable.
Jacob Helm, one grown wolf at a bounty of 1 pound, five shillings. Order was
dated May 1, 1789. County official was William Proctor.
John Holliday, one grown wolf at a bounty of one pound, five shillings.
Order was dated Oct. 23, 1784. County official was Robert Galbraith.
William Jenkens, one full-grown dog-wolf. Order was dated Aug. 7, 1787.
County offical was John Little, J. P.
Amos Johnson, on grown wolf. Bount of one pound, five shillings. Order was
dated July 26, 1788. County official was David Jones.
Thomas Johnston, Jr., one full-grown she-wolf at a bounty of one pound, five
shillings. Order was dated March 1787. County official was John Little, J.
P.
Thomas Johnston, Jr., three full-grown bitch-wolves at a bounty of three
pounds, fifteen shillings. Order was dated June 10, 1786. County official
was John Canan (Canaan?).
Isaac Kilmer, one grown wolf at a bounty of one pound five shillings. Order
was dated Nov. 20, 1790. County official was Abraham Cable.
Benjamin Martin, one mad wolf, bounty of one pound, five shillings. Order
was dated April 22, 1792 by John Anderson and Mathew Taylor, Commissioners:
&quot;As he has sustained considerable damages in consequence of said wolf
being mad.&quot;
Jacob Miller, one grown she-wolf at a bounty of one pound, five shillings.
The order was dated Jan. 10, 1794. County official was John Piper.
John Miller, one grown wolf, bounty one pound, five shillings. Order was
dated Oct. 21, 1789. The county official was David Jones.
John Miller, seven young wolves at a bounty of 5 pounds, 5 shillins. Order
was dated 25 Jun 1791. The county official was David Jones.
John Miller, one wolf pup. Order dated Aug. 5, 1783. County official was
Jacob Sayler.
John Miller, one grown wolf at a bounty of one pound, five shillings. Order
is dated July 21, 1785. County official was Abraham Cable.
John Moore, one full-grown wolf at a bounty of one pound, five shillings.
The order is dated April 26, 1783. County official is Barnard Dougherty.
Samuel Moore, one grown wolf. Bounty of one pound five shillings. The order
is dated April 22, 1792. County official is John Moore.
William Moses, one grown wolf at a bounty of one pound, five shillings. The
order is dated may 15, 1794. County official is William Proctor.
William McAlevey, Colonel, 3rd battalion, one dog-wolf's head at a bounty of
one pound. The order is dated Aug. 10, 1778 and the county official is
Robert Smith.
William McAlevey, one large wolf's head at a bounty of one pound, five
shillings. The order is dated Feb. 6, 1783 and the county official is Robert
Smith.
William McAlevey, one grown wolf's head at a bounty of one pound, five
shillings. The order is dated Feb. 18, 1783 and the county official is
Robert Smith.
William McAlevey, one grown wolf at a bounty of one pound. The order is
dated Jan. 10, 1782 and the county official is Robert Smith.
William McAlevey, one grown wolf at a bounty of one pound. The order is
dated Jan. 8, 1783 and the county official is Robert Smith.
William McAlevey, one grown wolf's head at a bounty of one pound, sive
shillings. The order is dated Jan. 15, 1782 and the county official is
Robert Smith, J. P.
William McAlevey, one grown wolf's head at a bounty of one pound, five
shillings. The order is dated Feb. 8, 1783. The county official is Robert
Smith.
James McDonald, one full-grown dog-wolf at a bounty of one pound, five
shillings. The order is dated Apr 25, 1784. The county official is John
Canan.
Arthur McGaughey, one full-grown wolf on an order dated July 11, 1783. The
county official was Barnard Dougherty.
John McGaughey, two full-grown wolves killed this present year. The order is
dated Dec. 21, 1784. The county official is Barnard Dougherty.
Robert Nox (Knox?), one wolf's head on an order dated march 2, 1772. The
county official was Robert Hanna.
Joseph Oburn, Jr., one grown bitch wolf head, bounty one pound, five
shillings. The order is dated Sept. 27, 1782. The County official is Robert
Smith.
John Overholts, one grown wolf at a bounty of one pound, five shillings. The
order is dated June 9, 1792. The county official is John Moore.
John Overholts, one puppy wolf, at a bounty of 15 shillings. The order is
dated June 9, 1792. County official was John Moore.
John Overholts, one puppy wolf at a bounty of fifteen shillings. The order
is dated June 9, 1792. County official was John Moore.
John Overholts, one grown wolf at a bounty of one pound, five shillings. The
order is dated Jan. 9, 1792. County official is John Moore.
John Overholts, one puppy wolf, bounty fifteen shillings, June 9, 1792. The
county official was John Moore.
John Overholts, ditto.
Gideon Reed, one grown wolf at a bounty of one pound. The order is dated
Oct. 10, 1781. County official is Moses Reed.
John Rhoads, one grown dog-wolf, at a bounty of one pound, five shillings.
Order is dated Feb. 17, 1787. County official is James Wells.
John Rhoads, one grown wolf, bounty of one pound, five shillings. Order is
dated June 8, 1784. County official is Abraham Cable.
John Roads, one grown wolf, bounty of one pound, order dated June 10, 1773.
The county official is Abraham Cable.
John Rowser, one full-grown wolf at a bounty of twenty shillings. The order
is dated Nov. 1, 1784. County official is Jacob Sayler.
John Rowser, two wolf puppies on an order dated July 23, 1787. County
official is William Proctor.
John Shever, one grown wolf at a bounty of one pound, five shillings. The
order is dated March 25, 1790. The county official is Abraham Cable.
Robert Smiley, one grown wolf killed in the month of March last. The order
is dated Dec. 6, 1784. County official was Bernard Dougherty.
William Stevens, one wolf. The order is dated Oct. 24, 1783. The county
official is Thomas Wilson.
Daniel Stoy, five grown wolves at a bounty of 20 shillings each. The order
is dated Aug. 27, 1783. The county official is Arthur St. Clair.
Daniel Stoy, one old she-wolf with eight young welps. The order is dated
Aug. 1, 1783. The county official is Abraham Cable, Esq.
James Trent, one full-grown wolf on an order dated Feb. 9, 1784. The county
official is Barnard Dougherty.
Michael Wallach (Wallick?), one full-grown wolf. The order is dated Aug. 13,
1783. The county official is Barnard Dougherty.
James Wilson, three young wolves at a bounty of two pounds, five shillings.
The order is dated Aug. 14, 1790. The county official is Hopkins.
John ???????, six full-grown wolves killed in 1783 and 1784. The order is
dated July 9, 1784. The county official was Barnard Dougherty.
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Stover, Christian; John Wartz new
Posted by: ceddle (a1462-ch01-bl07.ma-cambridg0.sa.earthlink.net)
Date: July 19, 2005 08:17PM


Deed, May 7, 1788. Christian Stover of Huntingdon Twp., farmer, and Mary his
wife, to John Wartz of the same place, farmer. Land: 259 1/2 acre tract,
called &quot;Hickory Bottom&quot;, located on the northeast side of the
Juniata River, Huntingdon Twp., adjoining Benjamin Drake and vacant land
(being the same tract granted by the Commonwealth to Joseph Pridmore by
patent dated 27 Mar 1787, then in Bedford County. Pridmore and his wife Ann
sold the tract Sept. 11, 1787 to Christian Stover). Wartz has the only
liberty of using, and if thought necessary, of diverting a certain spring,
called Flush Spring, from its natural course. Price: £425. Witnesses:
Richard Wharton and David Stewart.
(Source: Deed Abstracts, Huntingdon County, Pa., Deed Book A-1, p. 66; this
area Bedford County until Sept. 20, 1787.)
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...Oliver Drake, acres 100; imp. 2; horses 1; cows 2; James Dougherty,
acres 200; imp. 10; horses 5; cows 2; William Dwyer, acres 150; imp. 10;
horses 1; cows 4; John Dilliner, acres 100; imp. 2; cows 1; Henry Enslow

Brother's Valley Tax List 1772 new
Posted by: astronamy7 (64.136.49.225)
Date: June 23, 2006 02:58PM


Pg. 69-70
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To look for more Drakes go to http://www.pa-roots.org/data/index.php?100 and
click on SEARCH which is in the second gray line under the logo on the line
starting with GOTO. Click on it and when it opens, fill in the line under
SEARCH MESSAGES with DRAKE BENJAMIN or DRAKE WILLIAM. Leave "Search All
Forums" the way it is, but change the drop-down from "Last 30 Days" to "All
Dates". Leave "All Words" as is. Then click on SEARCH. You will be able
to retrieve the full citation for each hit by clicking on it. This will
search all counties in Pa. Hope you find something.

Carol C. Eddleman
Bedford County Host, PaGenWeb
http://www.pa-roots.com/users/~bedford/
Director, Data Acquisition, PA-Roots
http://www.pa-roots.org/data/

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