Hello list, yes, it's me Scoutmom5. still on my quest for the ever so confusing Schemelia/Shemelia/Shemeley and so on... but now I'm turning my directions to the Warren side of my wall. I'm looking for George Warren, b. abt. 1795 in PA. according to the 1850-1860 census.05, August 1850.. Mt Holly, Northampton Twp, Burlington County p. 418, dwelling; 376, family 397. George S. Warren, was a boatman, Hannah Warren b. 1815, could either be Pool or Austin. When I was in the Burl. Co. library a year ago, I looked in the marriage index cards there and found two possibles. and never was able to get back and search more. I'm guessing the marriage to be between 1840-1841, since there first child Susanna E. Warren was born in 1842. Anyway, here are the rest of the children of George and Hannah Warren 1) Susanna E. Warren b. 1842 in NJ d. 13 Feb. 1872 of hild Bed Fever. married Peter Wing abt. 1860. Peter was b. 20, Dec 1835 in New Lisbon, Otsego County, NY. .He was a Harnessmaker, and served as a Private in Co. I, 23rd Regt. NJ Inf. Enlisted in Mt. Holly, 13 Sept. 1862.By Captain John Burnett. He was discharged at White Oaks Church, VA. 12, March 1863. Colonel Henry O. Ryerson, commanding the post. He was injured during Burnsides Mudmarch. After the death of Susanna, Peter married Elizabeth (Hoff) Schemelia. Who was his daughter Rebecca's widowed Mother-in-law. ( my own lines intermingle, again the Schemelia's...Have no clue about Elizabeth Hoff's family, one headache at a time.) Peter died 07, Sept. 1894. On his death certificate it lists Ohio as place of birth, this is inncorrect. 2) Mary E. Warren b. 1844 3) George R. Warren b. 1845 4) Daniel G. Warren b. 1848 5) Isaac Warren b. 1850 Anyone out there with hair left, can help me with my Warrens, I'll e-mail you asprin. Okay another fly in the ointment: are there any Hoff/ Butterworth connections out there, for some reason, some of my Schemelia's have Butterworth as a middle name, unless they really liked pancake syrup. Thanks Again, Lora