Bob, You're right, there is not much on WITTER, except the William Witter line, which I haven't been able to connect with yet. (that is why I was bold enough to ask for any WITTER, I know there are never very many. THERE IS a WITTER in Bradford Co., PA., an Elias, who may be the son of Parke WITTER of the William Witter family. That may be your Pennslvania WITTER connection. I cannot connect with this family yet, maybe someday. I am working on Gr Grandfather Elias Morgan WITTER of Madison County AR. Information says he was born in AR in 1852 and I am searching for that place and the name of his parents. I did find a Jahalum WITTER, age 17, in 1850 Independence PA Census. I now need to know where he is in 1860. Thanks for your interesting story. I'll keep it just in case.... Sandra At 07:38 AM 5/1/01 -0400, you wrote: > >Witter is such an unusual name I thought I'd just drop a line. I have an >aunt from Texas who married Donald Paul Witter of Cornwall, PA, which is in >the Lebanon-Lancaster area of Southern Pennsylvania. Uncle Don is now dead >but they had three sons. DP Jr., a geogolist in Arizona, Danny a forest >ranger in Missouri and David, a geologist in Texas. >I have no idea how the Witters came to be in PA. But Uncle Don as quite a >character. A smallish man with a maustache, he was the local high school >band director and once even performed in Carnagie Hall in NYC> >Would there be any connection for you. > > > > >[email protected] on 04/30/2001 06:54:40 PM > >Please respond to [email protected] > >To: [email protected] >cc: >Subject: [AR IND.] WITTER research > > >Does anyone have the 1860 Independence Co AR census available for lookups? >I am looking for any WITTER. Thanks >Researching WITTER, JONES, KILGORE, KIRBY, SWEET, YEAGER, CHEEK, COX, >MAXFIELD, LAYNE and more.