By the way, Dori, I heard a couple of years ago from a very thorough SAFRIED researcher named Kristine Elliott. Kristine agrees with us about the frustrating aspects of the different name spellings. She said, "The various spellings of Siefried, Seifried, Safreed, Safreet, etc. are scary and definitely a difficulty for the genealogist. Soundex doesn't begin to cover it." She went on to say "At the Mongomery County (PA) archives, I found a will for a George Siefried leaving provisions for his wife "Molly" and everything ultimately to his daughter Mary, who had been married to Jacob Root. (I'll have to look at it again, but I think it identified her as Jacob Root's wife or widow rather than as Henry Sabold's wife.) He left some money to the New Hanover Lutheran Church, and money for a gravestone, so I went there on the reasonable supposition that he might have been buried there. Sure enough, I did find his gravestone. A copy of one of my photographs of the gravestone can be found at : http://www.geocities.com/souriete/GeorgFSiefried.html with a rough translation of those parts I can read. (It is in Fraktur.) The gravestone lists his wife as Anna Maria Lober. (Anna Maria's stone is broken and partially buried so I was not able to get any information from it.)" and "George's gravestone lists his father as Michael Siefried and his mother as Katharina Br ... I have not been able to track them down. There was a will for a Michael Seifried in Chester County of approximately the right age, but it does not mention a son George. (If I remember correctly, the Will is no longer in the folder at the archive, but there are extracts around.)" I wonder if there is anyone on this List who would know where those "extracts" of Michael Seifried's Chester County will are? I'd sure love to track down more on this Safreed / Seyfret / Seifried family. Any suggestions on the maiden name of Georg's wife, Katharine Br...? Thanks for any help you can give us! Lynn in Connecticut

Hi Dori! Sign me up for the Frustrated Safreed Researchers list! Mine connect to the Root family of Chester and Montgomery Counties. Jacob3 Root (Jacob2, Sebastian1) was born 1780; he married Mary Safreed; he died 1822. He was a carpenter. Mary Safreed was born in 1783. She married Henry Sabold; 2nd husband. She died in 1867. She was buried at Mt. Zion Cemetery, North Coventry Twp., Chester Co., PA. Her name was also spelled Syfret. Known children of Jacob3 Root and Mary Safreed were as follows: i. Sarah4 Root married Henry Sabold Jr. ii. Mary S. Root married Christopher. iii. Jacob S. Root. iv. George Root was born circa 1805; he died 22 Oct 1882. 4 v. Eli S. Root, born 23 Feb 1817 at Chester Co., PA; married Sarah Pennypacker. Eli Root had an office in Pottstown. He lived in North Coventry Twp, Chester Co. He was the administrator of Elizabeth Safreed Yocum's property, and wrote this letter to a relative of hers: > Pottstown Dec 6th 1885 > > Mr Safreed, Dear Sir, > > Your favour come to hand hasten to reply am pleased to hear > from you. Elizabeth Safreed Yocum, your aunt, has left her > Earthly abode on the 19 of November. I buried her on the 22nd > She has a small estate and I want to find all the heirs three of > them whare at her funeral. Mrs Mayer, Mrs Haines, and Mrs > Schneider sisters children. Her estate is small but what there > is I want to pay to the rightful owner. You spoke about the Henicks > family, Joseph died about 3 years ago, was rich. He was my neighbor. > His daughter lives close to me, will tell you about the others in my > next after I make some inquiry concerning their whereabouts. Your > are some "distand" kin to me. It will probably surprise you when I tell > you that my mothers name was Safreed and was a sister of your > grandfather Baltser Safreed who died in the same township I live in. > I feel glad to hear from you and will tell you more in my next. Please > tell me what town is near your place. I cannot conceive what part of > WV you live perhaps I have been close to you having traveled > through WV and Ohio have been at Subenville, Newark, Licking Co., > Perry Co., Vinton Co., Ross Co., Jackson Co., Lawrence Co., down > to the Buckhorn Furnace. > Have been to dogully tunnel in WV been through Hocking Co., OH. up > Scots creek and am well acquainted in that County. > Yours trully. Please reply. > Pottstown Montgomery Co, E.[Eli]S. Root That is a transcription of a letter at the Montgomery County Historical Society. Somebody else did the transcription and I am not sure if the misspellings were in the original. Here is another letter: > Pottstown PA , November 15 1885 > Sir, > You would confer a great favor by giving me any information > concerning any of the children of John L. Safreed. I have a letter > in my possession written by him in 1855. His address at > that time was Ravenswood, Jackson Co., VA. Any information > concerning the decendants of this family will be very thankfilly > received by E. S. Root Administrator of Elizabeth Safreed > Address Pottstown, Montgomery Co.,PA In a message dated 5/2/2006 10:43:01 AM Eastern Standard Time, DoriParsons@aol.com writes: Then there was Hohl's in-laws named Saufried - - - which is also Seyfried, Seyfrit, Seifert, Sifrit, ad infinitum.

Hello again folks, Well, I heard back from the Santa Clara (CA) library today about getting a copy of an article from the "Pennsylvania Traveler", aka "Pennsylvania Traveler-Post" and "Genealogist's Post", published by Mildred Williams of Danboro, PA. I needed an issue the lady there in Santa Clara says they didn't have. I may have her try again and see if the article is in the November 1978 or May 1979 issue that surrounded where "my" issue should have been. So, it is back to the drawing board on this one. During my surfing today looking for another repository I found the periodical listed in the FHL catalog. There are many volumes of this publication in Salt Lake City, and the table of contents of each issue is online. http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Library/fhlcatalog/ supermainframeset.asp?display=titledetails&titleno=1044767&disp=The +Pennsylvania+traveler%2Dpost%20%20&columns=*,0,0 This is a very long URL, so paste it carefully. I am checking out each issue to see if there are Anderson items (there are several) and there are many, many references to Chester County and CC families. Thought some of you might want to take a peek. I am seriously thinking of going to Salt Lake City next month, so maybe I can check this out at that time. Otherwise, I don't know how to get a copy. Has anyone ever asked SLC for copies of a book or magazine article? Good luck, Laura

This is definantly my last on last names. In Warrington Township (where I live) are many Cooks.Bob Cook tells me the story of the origin of the name Cooke in my township.It seems that one of the Cooks thought (or hoped)) that he was a descendant of Captain Cooke,the famous English explorer,so he arbitrarily added an e on the end of his name.Now if you look in our local telephone directory there are about as many Cooks as Cookes and they are probably all related and don't realize it. visit"The George Smedley Homepage" http://smedley.lewis.home.att.net additional photos at http://smedley.george.home.att.net

I assume most of the list is familiar with The Rash Surname list.If not ,here is the URL http://pennock.ws/surnames/surnames.html visit"The George Smedley Homepage" http://smedley.lewis.home.att.net additional photos at http://smedley.george.home.att.net

My family name is HOHL -- the obvious phonetic spelling would be Hole, and records are just about even with both spellings, and not hard to sort out. However we have documented as many as 14 different spellings, including Howell, Holl and Hull - - - - go figure! Then there was Hohl's in-laws named Saufried - - - which is also Seyfried, Seyfrit, Seifert, Sifrit, ad infinitum. Anyone researching these names? Dori

And Miller gets even worse - if they came very early and came from Germany it was Muller with all the variations that name has. It got anglicized very quickly since people got on better if their surnames appeared English but very early records may be as Muller. Nadine Holder >From: "Sandra Ferguson" <ferg@ntelos.net> >To: PA-OLD-CHESTER-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [PaOldC] Miller >Date: Tue, 2 May 2006 09:58:39 -0400 > >Another lookup has just led me to note that even the most common of >surnames can differ from our expectation...in this case, MILLER. That >seems to me an extremely straightforward surname, but when I was looking in >the 1765 Chester Co Archive I discovered that, by FAR, the most common area >spelling (at least in the archives) is MILLAR.....there are probably 50 men >with their name spelled MILLAR, to only 4, spelled MILLER. Quite >surprising, I thought, and a good indication that we shouldn't get >complacent about the spelling of common names...they, too, are often >different from what we expect! > > Sandra > >Adam Millar owned150 acres in East Nantmeal >Adam Miller was a freeman in West Nottingham. > > > >-- >No virus found in this outgoing message. >Checked by AVG Free Edition. >Version: 7.1.385 / Virus Database: 268.5.1/327 - Release Date: 4/28/2006 > > >==== PA-OLD-CHESTER Mailing List ==== > >" Unsubscribing. To leave PA-old-chester-l, send mail to >PA-old-chester-l-request@rootsweb.com >with the single word unsubscribe in the message or subject slot." > > >NO VIRUS WARNINGS - if you are concerned contact me PERSONALLY >ferg@ntelos.net > >Visit the archives for this list to view old postings >http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=PA-OLD-CHESTER >(this site allows you to search for names, place, etc...... >http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/pa-old-chester >this site allows you to browse by month.. > >============================== >Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the >last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: >http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx >

from a lookup in the 1765 Chester Archives (remember, too, that this and MANY other resources are offered on the Lookup section at the Chester Co site....no need to wait till something happens to be mentioned on the list.) Sandra Andrew Simrele owned 100 acres in Londonderry Alexander Simrell owned 200 acres in Sadsbury James Simrell owned 20 acres in Sadsbury Jno Simrell owned 90 acres in Sadsbury -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.385 / Virus Database: 268.5.1/327 - Release Date: 4/28/2006

Another lookup has just led me to note that even the most common of surnames can differ from our expectation...in this case, MILLER. That seems to me an extremely straightforward surname, but when I was looking in the 1765 Chester Co Archive I discovered that, by FAR, the most common area spelling (at least in the archives) is MILLAR.....there are probably 50 men with their name spelled MILLAR, to only 4, spelled MILLER. Quite surprising, I thought, and a good indication that we shouldn't get complacent about the spelling of common names...they, too, are often different from what we expect! Sandra Adam Millar owned150 acres in East Nantmeal Adam Miller was a freeman in West Nottingham. -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.385 / Virus Database: 268.5.1/327 - Release Date: 4/28/2006

I was just doing a lookup and it reminded me of a past discussion we'd had on the different spellings that may be found for a single surname. In this case I was asked about a fellow named Henry Nayl....and, I found these spellings for the same gent; Nayl, Nayle, Naile, Neals, Neels, Nell, Neal These are all the same fella, and all these spellings are found in just ONE resource...... the early court records.... a good example of how we can't limit our searching to just one spelling....if we do, we'll surely miss a lot of information. Sandra -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.385 / Virus Database: 268.5.1/327 - Release Date: 4/28/2006

Yes, 'e' and 'i' are often mistaken, if I don't dot my 'i' it definitely looks like an 'e'. But, the different spellings of Entrikin, Entriken, ect are used by different branches. My Hannah Amanda Entrikin was a granddaughter of the Caleb Entrikin/Entriken and Ann Way that you mention. I'd go with Cope on that one, he personally knew alot of those people. Most members of the family who went westward use the Entriken spelling. One consolation, the different spellings will appear next to each other alphabetically in your index, and most researchers know to consult alternative spellings. A quick aside, the George Entrikin I mentioned as the first well documented ancestor of most of the family is thought to have probably been the son of a man who appears as George Entergun in property records. Definitely a case of a clerk making his best guess on a spelling. Debbie George Smedley wrote: >I'm beginning to think your all correct and I would like to offer another possibility.Consider Caleb who married Ann Way.Cope says his name was Entrikin.The Hoopes site and Rash Surname index says this same Caleb was Entriken. >I believe (beleive) that the written letters i and e are often confused with each other and over time get changed.There ought to be a rule i before e except in Entri(e)ki(e)nHere is the list from the George book.(Cope) >Lew > >ENTREKIN >* Albert P #1285 #3648(C) >* Anna P #1285 #3648(C) >* Annetta G #1285 #3648(C) >* Greta M #1285 #3648(C) >* Samuel #1285 #3648(C) >ENTRIKEN >* Anna M #0682 #2131 >* Caleb #0682 #2130 >* Elizabeth A #1135 #3345 >* Emily #2130 #5484(C) >* Emmor #0682 #2133 >* Ezekiel P #2130 #5488 >* George M #2133 #5497 >* Hannah E #2130 #5482 >* Harry #2130 #5484(D) >* Jesse #2130 #5484(E) >* Jesse M #2130 #5485 >* Jesse T #2133 #5499 >* John #2130 #5484(F) >* John E #2130 #5484 >* Joseph C #2130 #5490 >* Mary E #2130 #5483 >* Mary L #2130 #5489 >* Mary M #2133 #5498 >* Phebe E #2130 #5481 >* Pierceanna #2130 #5487 >* Rebecca #1969 #5053 >* Samuel S #2131 2133 >* Susanna W #2130 #5486 >* Walter #2130 #5484(A) >* William #2130 #5484(B) >ENTRIKIN >* Anna C #4674A >* Anna E #1886 #4670 #4674 >* Caleb #0338 >* Davis W #1886 #4670 #4674 >* Elizabeth B #4674E >* Frances C #4674D >* Harry D #4674B >* Hulda H #5669 >* Jacob #0338 >* Joseph B #4674C >* Ramona M #4674C >* Sarah #0069 #0338 >* Thomas #5669 >* William #4670 >* William W #4674 >visit"The George Smedley Homepage" >http://smedley.lewis.home.att.net >additional photos at >http://smedley.george.home.att.net > > >==== PA-OLD-CHESTER Mailing List ==== > Unsubscribing..... To leave PA-old-chester-l, send mail to >PA-old-chester-l-request@rootsweb.com >with the single word unsubscribe in the message or subject slot." > >If you have ANY problems, do not send them to the list >contact me personally....list manager ferg@ntelos.net > >NO VIRUS WARNINGS...contact me personally ferg@ntelos.net if posted you will be unsubscribed > >please visit the Chester Co rootsweb site...it is full of area photos, helpful URLs and lots of county information >http://www.pa-roots.com/~chester/ > >============================== >Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the >areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. >Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx > >

I'm beginning to think your all correct and I would like to offer another possibility.Consider Caleb who married Ann Way.Cope says his name was Entrikin.The Hoopes site and Rash Surname index says this same Caleb was Entriken. I believe (beleive) that the written letters i and e are often confused with each other and over time get changed.There ought to be a rule i before e except in Entri(e)ki(e)nHere is the list from the George book.(Cope) Lew ENTREKIN * Albert P #1285 #3648(C) * Anna P #1285 #3648(C) * Annetta G #1285 #3648(C) * Greta M #1285 #3648(C) * Samuel #1285 #3648(C) ENTRIKEN * Anna M #0682 #2131 * Caleb #0682 #2130 * Elizabeth A #1135 #3345 * Emily #2130 #5484(C) * Emmor #0682 #2133 * Ezekiel P #2130 #5488 * George M #2133 #5497 * Hannah E #2130 #5482 * Harry #2130 #5484(D) * Jesse #2130 #5484(E) * Jesse M #2130 #5485 * Jesse T #2133 #5499 * John #2130 #5484(F) * John E #2130 #5484 * Joseph C #2130 #5490 * Mary E #2130 #5483 * Mary L #2130 #5489 * Mary M #2133 #5498 * Phebe E #2130 #5481 * Pierceanna #2130 #5487 * Rebecca #1969 #5053 * Samuel S #2131 2133 * Susanna W #2130 #5486 * Walter #2130 #5484(A) * William #2130 #5484(B) ENTRIKIN * Anna C #4674A * Anna E #1886 #4670 #4674 * Caleb #0338 * Davis W #1886 #4670 #4674 * Elizabeth B #4674E * Frances C #4674D * Harry D #4674B * Hulda H #5669 * Jacob #0338 * Joseph B #4674C * Ramona M #4674C * Sarah #0069 #0338 * Thomas #5669 * William #4670 * William W #4674 visit"The George Smedley Homepage" http://smedley.lewis.home.att.net additional photos at http://smedley.george.home.att.net

This is so often true. I find it in my Entsminger line. The surname came from the fact the family pre 1600 came from Insming in the border area between now Germany and France-after immigration it became Ensminger and then Insminger, Entsminger. In the case of the last spelling it happened in VA in the 1700s to get the neigbors to pronounce the name to the satisfaction of old Henreick. The only thing I am sure of is that after 1800 my line spelled it Entsminger and before that anything close is no doubt kin. This family came into Chester Co and then moved on to Lancaster! Ginny

George, I gathered as much info as I could on my Smedley ancestors. Do you see any crossover into your own Smedley line? Kim Townsend Spangrude John W. SMEDLEY b. 15 Mar 1791, Kentucky d. 25 Dec 1865, Washington City, Indiana & Margaret MORGAN b. 1790 d. 14 Dec 1861, Smedley, Indiana, USA1 | William SMEDLEY | b. 20 Oct 1820, Fayette City, Kentucky2,2,1 | d. 20 Jun 1864, Andersonville Prison, Georgia2,2,2 | & Margaret (Peggy) BOSS | b. 5 Mar 1821, Jackson, Washington, Indiana1 | d. 25 Feb 1904, Agra, Phillips County, KS | m. 24 Aug 18412 | | Polly Ann SMEDLEY | | & Henry RITTER | | | | | John Preston SMEDLEY1 | | b. Feb 1845, Washington, Indiana | | Preston SMEDLEY | | Phillip SMEDLEY | | b. abt 1846, Indiana3 | | & Lizzie R. ?3 | | b. Indiana | | | Addie A. SMEDLEY | | | b. abt 1868, Indiana | | | Lula E. SMEDLEY | | | b. abt 1872, Kansas3 | | | Chas O. SMEDLEY | | | b. abt 1877, Kansas | | | Ettie P. SMEDLEY | | | b. abt 1880, Kansas | | George Henry SMEDLEY | | b. abt 1849, Washington, INdiana4,4,5,1,1 | | d. 2 Sep 18995 | | & Mary ? | | b. abt 1854, Indiana4 | | | Lucinda SMEDLEY | | | b. abt 1877, Kansas | | | Clara SMEDLEY | | | b. abt 1878, Kansas4 | | Simon SMEDLEY | | b. 13 Mar 1852, Jackson, Washington, Indiana1,1 | | Morgan Watts (Doc) SMEDLEY | | b. 1857, Washington, Indiana | | Frank (William Franklin) SMEDLEY1 | | b. Jul 1850, Jackson, Washington, Indiana | Catherine SMEDLEY | Morgan SMEDLEY | b. 5 Feb 1822, Indiana1,1 | John Preston SMEDLEY | b. 14 Apr 1822, Indiana | Levi M. Smedley SMEDLEY | b. 18 Nov 1825, Indiana | Mary Ellen SMEDLEY | b. 1832 | Eliza L. SMEDLEY | b. 1835, Indiana | Caroline SMEDLEY | b. 1835 Sources 1. Ancestry.Com, “Ancestry.com-William Smedley,” http://trees.ancestry.com/owt/person.aspx?pid=30290083, April 28, 2006. 2. Phillips County Genealogical Society, “ Civil War Veterans in Phillips County, Kansas.” From a small book found in the Smith Center, Kansas Library, called “Early Pioneers of Phillips County, Kansas”. Page 246. WILLIAM SMEDLEY William Smedley was born October 20, 1820 in Fayette, Kentucky. He was a farmer near Salem, Washington Coutny, Indiana. He enlisted August 20, 1862 in the Union Army during the Civil War as a Private. He and his son-in, Henry Ritter, were assigned to Company E, 5th Regiment, Indiana Cavalry. They were captured in a corn field by the Southern forces and placed in Andersonville prison in Georgia. He was married to Margaret (Peggy) Boss on August 24, 1841, daughter of Phillip Boss and Molly Wyman. They had eight children - seven boys and one girl: John, Preston, Phillip, Frank, George, Simon, Morgan (known as Doc), and Polly (who married Henty Ritter). His wife Margaret and their children came to the southeast corner of Phillips County, Kansas in 1872. There they chose a fertile, productive, section of land to homestead south of Agra. William died June 20, 1864 of dysentery in the Andersonville prison and is buried in the Andersonville National Cemetery, Georgia, - grave number 2218. source - Very Beedy Howze, Belleview, Florida 3. “1880 Phillips County Census,” Phillips county, Kansas, 1880, Scanned from original, Smith County, Kansas, Library - Smith Center, Kansas, October 26, 2005. 4. “1880 Census United States,” State - Kansas County - Phillips Township - Kirwin, 1880, Scanned from the original document, Smith Center LIbrary, Smith Center, Kansas, October 26, 2005. 5. “Obituary for George Smedley,” The Independent Newspaper, Phillips County or Smith County, Kansas, ? 1899, Newspaper, Kim’s hard drive: g. smedleyobit from the Independent Newspaper; original newspaper in the Kirwin, Kansas Library.

Same family, though different branches adopted different spellings. The first Entrikin, et al, in Chester Co.who descendants can definitely trace back to was George Entrikin, c 1710-1786, of East Bradford, who became a Quaker and married Mary Woodward. There are some misc early Entrikins in the Chester Co area that can't be definitely traced but were perhaps cousins or siblings of George. My gr-gr grandmother was Hannah Amanda Entrikin of Delaware Co. The surname is thought to be lowland Scot. Debbie George Smedley wrote: >I have been working on the index for my site and I ran across this spelling variation. >Entrekin >Entriken >Entrikin >Are these actually different families or did they make mistakes in spelling? >Lew Smedley > >visit"The George Smedley Homepage" >http://smedley.lewis.home.att.net >additional photos at >http://smedley.george.home.att.net > > >==== PA-OLD-CHESTER Mailing List ==== > Unsubscribing..... To leave PA-old-chester-l, send mail to >PA-old-chester-l-request@rootsweb.com >with the single word unsubscribe in the message or subject slot." > >If you have ANY problems, do not send them to the list >contact me personally....list manager ferg@ntelos.net > >NO VIRUS WARNINGS...contact me personally ferg@ntelos.net if posted you will be unsubscribed > >please visit the Chester Co rootsweb site...it is full of area photos, helpful URLs and lots of county information >http://www.pa-roots.com/~chester/ > >============================== >Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the >last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx > >

I can't imagine that these are different names....I would bet money they are different spellings of the SAME name...after all, phonetically, they'd all sound alike, and the records were written by clerks who spelled names the way they 'sounded' as if they should be spelled. I've told this story before, but I have a family will where the same woman's name is spelled 3 different ways.....just a clerk who couldn't decide what the spelling was. S. I have been working on the index for my site and I ran across this spelling variation. Entrekin Entriken Entrikin Are these actually different families or did they make mistakes in spelling? -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.385 / Virus Database: 268.5.0/325 - Release Date: 4/26/2006

I have been working on the index for my site and I ran across this spelling variation. Entrekin Entriken Entrikin Are these actually different families or did they make mistakes in spelling? Lew Smedley visit"The George Smedley Homepage" http://smedley.lewis.home.att.net additional photos at http://smedley.george.home.att.net

http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/chester/cemeteries/charlestown.txt This was formerly the Charlestown Presbyterian Church cemetery, now known as Old Charlestown Burial Ground, the oldest cemetery in the township and surrounding area, with the oldest burial in 1746. *we have several new members and we hope they'll post the FULL names of whom they seek, along with a date, even if approximate, and what they hope to find. -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.385 / Virus Database: 268.5.0/325 - Release Date: 4/26/2006

I don't know whether this is a "connect" or not, but Tacy Richardson (b. Philadelphia PA 01 Jan 1754 d. 18 Jun 1807), daughter of Mary Massey (b. 30 Aug 1730) and Joseph Richardson (b. 31 MAr 1728) married Thomas Vanderslice b. Philadelphia PA 04 Oct 1756 d. 14 Aug 1817. They were married 01 Jan 1778. They had eight children: Jacob, b. 1770; Edward, b. 21 Oct 1778; Joseph Richardson, b. 1782; Anne, b. 13 Apr 1783; Thomas, b. 1788; Marcus, b. 1794; Augustus, b, 1797; and Mary. b. 1798. All were born in Philadelphia County (after 1784 Montgomery County). Best wishes, Mary Arnett

http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/chester/bios/bingaman.txt http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/chester/bios/bull-l.txt http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/chester/bios/bull-t1.txt I seem to recall someone researching the surname Vanderslice, so I'll include the following....Vanderslice newspaper articles. http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/chester/newspapers/vanderslice.txt This one lists the members of a CW unit; http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/chester/newspapers/weidner.txt -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.385 / Virus Database: 268.4.4/319 - Release Date: 4/19/2006