Street name is Third Street. Antonia and her parents born in Germany

Helenie and Susan, All the information for that 1910 census is Armstrong County Leechburg Borough Pg 136A, Supervisors District 20, E. D. 27, Dwelling 227 Family 281. Antonia Bores H, f, W age not given, Wd Joseph Bores S, M, W, 9 Gazella Bores D, F, W, 6 Margaret Bores D, F, W, 3 Julia Bores D, F, W, 1 1/12 In addition to the boarder Chuck

Dear Helenie, I was going through a backlog of emails this morning that had accumulated while we were gone earlier this year and read of your request. I do have a full subscription to Ancestry and have looked at the "Antonia Bores" and "Antonia Boris" information which also included a Mr. Antonia Boris, perhaps a misreading of Antonio for Antonia. I didn't find what you asked for, but there is a John Poelolimsonn, age 40 who is listed as living with Antonia and her family in the 1910 census. The ED# is also 0027 and the Visit is 0281. I think that means that he is living at the same residence. On the transcription it states that she has a non-relative at her residence. And on his record it uses the term (LO) in the column where it tells the relationship to the head. If you can receive long emails, I will forward what I found. There are at least two other researchers who have submitted information and there was also a Bores/Boris family in Massachusetts and Maryland. Sincerely, Susan Eppich ----- Original Message ----- From: "shem-tov" <osemtov@zahav.net.il> To: <PAARMSTR-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, April 14, 2003 7:07 AM Subject: [PAARMSTR-L] Does the image from Ancestry 1910 census more legible? > Hello, all > > I am new to this mailing list, from Israel. Unfortunately there is no FHC in > my country. > I need a help from someone with a subscription to Ancestry.com . > > A friend from the USA found a relevant record to my illusive BORIS Antonia > at Armstrong Co. > 1910 census. However, the photocopies are very illegible. She appear there > as BORES Antonia. > > May be the Ancestry image is more legible? > Can anybody browse Armstrong 1910 census for me and transcribe the record ? > > Here are the legible parts: > House # 225 > Family # 281 > BORES Antonia Head of household sex: F Race: W.............Marital > status: Wd ....... Year of immigration: 1898 > Joseph Son M W > Age: 9..................................... Place of birth: PA > Gazella Daughter F W > 6..................................... PA > Margaret Daughter F W > 3 .................................... PA > Julia Daughter F W > 1y6m .............................. PA > > What is the street's name? > Where was Antonia born? and her husband?. What the writing there look like? > > Thanks for any help ! > > Helenie > > > > > ==== PAARMSTR Mailing List ==== > >

Am posting this message to both the Armstrong and Butler County lists. John HINDMAN of Concord Township, Butler County, formerly of Franklin Township, Armstrong County, died about June 1862. He left a will (Butler County Will Book D, page 156) in which he named four daughters Elizabeth HUSTIN, Mary WILEY (sic), Sarah CAMPBELL, and Margaret BARR, and son-in-law, William RAMSEY. David J. RUSSELL and Robert W. CAMPBELL were named as executors of the will. Robert W. CAMPBELL was the husband of Sarah CAMPBELL, named above, and David J. RUSSELL was most likely a brother-in-law of John HINDMAN. It took until 1873 for all the inheritance money to be paid to the heirs. In the case of Mary WILEY, payments of $165, plus $21.72 interest representing the last of the $300 willed to Mary WYLIE by John HINDMAN, was made 13 Oct 1873, and was signed for by William L. WYLIE, as Guardian of the Heirs of Mary WYLIE. I'm assuming that William L. WYLIE was the widower of Mary Hindman WYLIE, but can't determine where they lived or when she died. As all the daughters of John HINDMAN and his first wife, Nancy HALL, were raised in Armstrong County, it seems likely the daughters married men from Armstrong County, although in the case of Robert W. CAMPBELL, this was not so. The 1870 census for East Franklin Township, Armstrong County, shows William WYLIE, age 47, with wife Rosannah J., 35, and children, Laird, 9, Ross Hall, 4, and Ella Jane, 2. Does anyone know if Rosannah was the second wife of William WYLIE, who helped him to raise the children from his deceased first wife Mary? Jim Hindman

There will be a Tarr reunion on Sunday June 22, 2003 at the Fire Hall in Tarrs, PA. All Tarr desendants from the original Tarr family in Westmoreland County, PA, are invited. A potluck dinner is set up from noon to 1 PM, and the meal starts at 1 PM. Tarrs, PA, was formerly known as Tarrs Station and was founded by John Tarr and his family in the 1700's. John Tarr

Sorry For Cross Posting. Feel free to pass along this message. I have received so many helpful responses from other researchers on the various Pa lists, that I want to help also. I used to make my research materials collection available for on site use at our family bookstore. I had some wonderful researchers come in and make use of the collection. And I enjoyed talking with all of them. Since we moved the bookstore to Brandon Fl., the new location does not have sufficient space for me to make my research materials collection available for on site use at the store. I manage the bookstore 6 days a week and do not have the time to do look ups, but I am making the research materials available for free on site use in my home. This would have to be on Sunday as that is my only day off. If anyone lives in the area and thinks something in the materials would be helpful to them, email me and we can schedule a time for you to do some on site research. 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http://www.pa-roots.com/~armstrong/maps/mahoning.jpg - map link http://www.csonline.net/ecclesh/ - library link for Rimersburg I can't find a link for the New Bethlehem Library. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bev Morris" <bmom@rickadee.net> To: <PAARMSTR-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2003 11:36 PM Subject: [PAARMSTR-L] Madison Twp/Climax, PA > Hi! > > Is Climax, PA, in Madison Twp., Armstrong Co., PA? If not, where? > > I want to write for an obit for Frank(lin) Godfrey REITZ who died between 1910/1912 and 1920. In 1910 he is listed in Madison Twp. In his sister's obit of 1912 it said Frank was living in Climax, PA. > > Is there a library I could write to in that area? Or perhaps a funeral home you could suggest? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. > > > Thank you. > Bev in Calif. > > > ==== PAARMSTR Mailing List ==== > >

Maureen: Did you ever find these pictures? If so, I would really love to have copies. All I have is a picture of their tombstone --and it was so worn it was barely readable :-( Joyce A. Anthony P.S. They were my ggg-grandparents. Their daughter Harriet E. (Hattie) was married to Jacob Obadiah Beck. My great-grandmother (Hattie and Jacob's daughter Alice Grace Beck) was married to Robert Thomas Anthony. ----- Original Message ----- From: <Moecow@aol.com> To: <PAARMSTR-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, March 09, 2003 10:29 AM Subject: [PAARMSTR-L] NOLF > I am looking for pictures of Adam NOLF 1839-1899 and Elvina BLAKE NOLF (his > wife) from Putneyville, Armstrong County, PA. Anyone willing to share their > photos with me? > > Thank you, > > Maureen > > > ==== PAARMSTR Mailing List ==== > >

Hi! Is Climax, PA, in Madison Twp., Armstrong Co., PA? If not, where? I want to write for an obit for Frank(lin) Godfrey REITZ who died between 1910/1912 and 1920. In 1910 he is listed in Madison Twp. In his sister's obit of 1912 it said Frank was living in Climax, PA. Is there a library I could write to in that area? Or perhaps a funeral home you could suggest? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. Bev in Calif.

I am looking for information on Jesse Brown Wilson and his family. I know he had a brother Albert killed in the Civil War, a sister Emma, mother was Elizabeth Brown, father Andrew Jackson Wilson. Elizabeth's parents were John and Mary Brown from "near Apollo". I have Jesse living with his grandparents in 1850 (8 years old). His mother was in Jackson Co, being cared for because of insanity. His father had left for Missouri. His sister and brother living with other relatives I guess. Elizabeth had a brother John. Jesse went to school, and taught in the area, and then enlisted in the Volunteers twice. He then went to a Theologian seminary after the war. He married Frances Ann Wallace of Butler Co in 1870 and then they went west to Oregon for two years. He died in 1873. If anyone has info on Jesse, his siblings, or parents or grandparents I sure need a clue. Thank you in advance. Mickey McCall

Mickey, Wish I couldjoin you!! I will be in area last of July. Is the campground open to public yet??georgia

The upcoming Tarentum Festival will be held this year on Thursday, June 12th from 5:00 pm to 11:00 pm, Friday, June 13th from 11:00 am to 11:00 pm and Saturday, June 14th from 11:00 am to 11:00 pm. The location is at Riverview Park, along the Allegheny River in Tarentum. As part of the Tarentum Genealogical Society's movement to let folks know of our existence, we will be sharing a booth with the Community Library of Allegheny County. Please feel free to stop by and say hello. Mickey 74bug@nauticom.net Mickey's Roll Call Mania Web Page http://www.pa-roots.com/~rollcall Mickey's Pennsylvania Genealogy Help Page http://www.mickey.150m.com Mickey's Genealogy Web Page http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Valley/3027

I am very familiar with S-K Publications, based in Wichita KS--in fact, knew when John Shunk started his company. These are Census books thru 1850, actual photographed pages (not transcribed by individuals) with a surname index. I have the complete set from 1800 thru 1850 for Armstrong Co. These books are extremely good, and a real addition to anyone's library. John does not have many such for PA because the counties were so large, but was convinced by a number of us to do Armstrong since many of us have roots there. For information on inventory, prices and general information you may go to: http://www.skpub.com Sharon A Huffman sharhuff@ aol.com

Here are new - and recently added - photos at Armstrong County Old Photos: http://www.familyoldphotos.com/pa/armstrong >>From Kim Talboo Bonita Lasher Geraldine Lasher Cora Cena Henry Fair Lawrence Homer Fair and Lon Emil Fair Lawrence Homer Fair and Cora Cena Henry with Jessie Belle Fair >>From David Huffman Alexander Lewis Craig on the Craig Farm >>From Bill Lauer Bill Lauer, Jr >>From William Shotts Isaiah Shotts and grandson William Shotts Melvin and Naomi Shotts Melvin G. Shotts Family 1945 >>From David Huffman Alexander Lewis "Bud" Craig Gregory Dean Huffman headstone Harry E. and Rosa S. Huffman headstone John Bracken Hoffman headstone Big George Craig headstone >>From Dottie Laird Happy Bunch Club The Narrows near East Brady PA >>From Jenny Lynn Hochschild Dessie Pearl Neiswonger >>From Lloyd Sober, photo courtesy of George B. Sober Sober Family Farm >>From Lloyd Sober, photo courtesy of Glenn Eugene Sober Glenn Eugene Sober and his 1937 Chevrolet Coupe >>From Lloyd Sober, photo courtesy of Dorothy Sober Robert Miller Sober and Verna May Lookabaugh Sober Sober Family Farm House >>From Lloyd Sober, photo courtesy of James Sober Robert Miller Sober and his 1921 Ford Model T >>From Lloyd Sober, photo courtesy of James Sober and the Paul Sober family Riggle School Students 1938-1939 And.... there are still more photos waiting to be added! If you've send in a photo and it hasn't appeared, don't despair, it'll be on line soon. Most of these photos are on the main page, but if you don't see the photo there, just use the search box to find these - or any other photos your might be looking for. Stop by and see us when you have a chance. Teri familyoldphotos.com

Listers: Is anyone familiar with "S-K Publications"? Yesterday I was on this site: <<http://www.censusfinder.com/pennsylvania.htm>> and clicked on a site for Armstrong Co., PA, titled: "Surname Index 1800 - 1850 Federal Census". I was searching for my 2nd Gr-grf, Richard WILMOT. He was listed under the title: "SURNAME INDEX 1800 FEDERAL CENSUS" -- "WILMOT 137A-139B". Well, the interesting thing is that he was born in Morris Co. NJ, 1791, and was not living in Armstrong Co in 1800. So, I sent a query to the PA-CENSUS-Lookup list, and asking for a search for him in the 1850 census. I received a reply stating that he was NOT in Armstrong Co. in 1850, but was living in Wesmoreland Co. The surname was spelled WILLMOTT (no big deal, as he spelling is close enough). OK, a couple of questions. 1.) Has anyone searched this site for the Armstrong Co. 1850 census? 2.) What are the "S-K Publications"? 3.) Where or how can I access these publications for the 1850 census? Thanks so much for your time. Regards, Marybeth Corrigall ACMBJC@aol.com

The James Beck born 25 Oct 1817 and the son of John and Susan Schall Beck married Caroline MASTER. Tom Nagy BECK listowner and husband of a BECK descendant from Northern Armstrong. On 5 Jun 2003 at 13:39, NJRDOR@aol.com wrote: > Caroline Baker, born 1833, daughter of Christina and Griffith Baker, married > a Beck in 1877. Can anyone tell me what the first name of this Beck is, and > his parents? > > I wonder if it is James, son of John and Susan Schall Beck? > > Any help appreciated. > > Norma Rogers.

I am trying to find the name and parents of the Beck who married Minnie Mae Shotts, daughter of Leah Rebecca Sprang and Levi Shotts. Believe they are from Armstrong Co, but possible they are from Westmoreland. I thank you in advance. Norma Rogers.

Hi Norma, From 1880 census, Bethel Twp., Armstrong Co., PA National Archives Film No. T9-1095, page 30A Geo. M. Beck, farmer, age 47 Caroline Beck, wife, age 47 Cyrus E. Beck, works on farm, son, age 11 Ira Wilford Beck, son, age 6 All born PA, also parents Hope this is what your looking for. Bev in Calif. ----- Original Message ----- From: <NJRDOR@aol.com> To: <PAARMSTR-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, June 05, 2003 10:39 AM Subject: [PAARMSTR-L] Beck marriage > Caroline Baker, born 1833, daughter of Christina and Griffith Baker, married > a Beck in 1877. Can anyone tell me what the first name of this Beck is, and > his parents? > > I wonder if it is James, son of John and Susan Schall Beck? > > Any help appreciated. > > Norma Rogers. > > > ==== PAARMSTR Mailing List ==== > >

Please use the number I have assigned to each obituary when requesting a full typed obituary by email. Please send requests directly to me and not to the List. Thanks, Joyce May, 2003, Leader-Vindicator, New Bethlehem, Clarion County, PA: #A357: Warren P. HANNA, 82, of Greenville, Sugar Grove Township, formerly of Ringgold, b. March 20, 1921 in Mechanicsville, Clarion County, d. April 30, 2003 in Greenville. Parents: Robert P. and Nannie P. (GIBSON) Hanna. Spouse #1: Sara J. BUSH, deceased. Spouse #2: Mary (RADER) SHAFFER, survives. #A358: Grace DeBACCO, 98, of Roseville in Bradys Bend Township, b. September 26, 1904 in Ceitic, Italy, d. May 1, 2003 at Sunnyview Nursing Home. Parents: Panfilio and Anna (D'ANGELO) SILVERIO. Spouse: Paul DeBacco, deceased. #359: Harold E. SLAUGHENHOUPT, 73, of Sligo, b. October 6, 1929 in West Monterey, d. May 2, 2003 at Clarview Nursing and Rehabilitation Center near Sligo. Parents: Lee and Mildred (BROTHERS) Slaughenhoupt. Spouse: Marcia June GORE, survives. #A360: Louise "Gina" CAMPBELL, 80, of New Bethlehem, Porter Township, b. August 4, 1922 in Mudlic, d. May 2, 2003 at her home. Parents: Guido and Pearl (FANTUZZO) MANGIANTINI. Spouse: Bernard "Pek" Campbell, deceased. #361: Mary A. HAWK, 84, of Rimersburg, b. June 27, 1918 in Enon Valley, Lawrence County, d. May 6, 2003 at Clarview Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, Sligo. Parents: Cyrus and Lavina (BUDD) HOUGH. Spouse: George R. Hawk, deceased. #362: Donna Kay BISH, 64, of Sligo, b. October 25, 1938 in Kellersburg, Armstrong County, d. May 10, 2003 at Clarview Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, Sligo. Parents: Reed and Cathryn Louise (PAINTER) WILLISON. Spouse: Fred H. Bish, deceased. #363: Dorothy C. "Tootie" JOHNSTON, 65, of Huey, b. October 24, 1937 in Rimersburg, d. May 11, 2003 at Clarion Hospital. Parents: Clifford E. and Edith L. (CROYLE) CURRY. Spouse: Lloyd E. "Joe" Johnson, survives. #364: Hilton Glen BROWN, 75, of New Martninsville, W VA, formerly of Putneyville, Armstrong County, b. Feb. 15, 1928 in Putneyville, d. May 12, 2003 at Sistersville Nursing Home in Sistersville, W VA. Parents: Henry and Annie (YOUNT) Brown. #365: James A. MYERS, 69, of Summit Township, Erie, b. May 21, 1933 in Timblin, d. May 12, 2003 at his home. Parents: Paul and Twila (CONFER) Myers. Spouse: Not listed, children are listed. #366: Mary Jane COSTON, 87, of South Bethlehem, b. January 4, 1916 in New Bethlehem, d. May 13, 2003 at Clarview Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, Sligo. Parents: Samuel and Pansy (SETH) WALKER. Spouse: Victor Coston, deceased. #367: Nellie Belle WYMAN, 92, of Rimersburg, b. September 29, 1910 in Butler, d. May 13, 2003 at her home. Parents: Clyde and Linnie Mae (SMITH) SOMERVILLE. Spouse: Samuel Paul Wyman, deceased. #368: James W. WORSTELL, 97, of New Cumberland, W VA, formerly of Burgettstown, b. April 13, 1906 in Cannonsburg, d. May 9, 2003 at his home. Parents: Otto and Pearl (HARDING) Worstell. Spouse: Janet WILSON, deceased. #369: Benny C. KUNSELMAN, 67, of Tucker, GA, formerly of New Bethlehem, b. August 13, 1935, d. May 11, 2003. Parents: Madge (McANINCH) and Cloy Kunselman. Spouse: Kathryn "Sis" BYERLY, survives. #370: Frank Oscar BLY, 77, of Dayton, b. December 31, 1925 in Oil City, d. May 15, 2003 at his home. Parents: Bernard Levi and Laura Louetta (WOODARD) Bly. Spouse: Sarah "Sally" Belle LORENZ, deceased. #371: Lois E. GREENAWALT, 100, of Sligo, b. October 25, 1902 in Bradys Bend, Armstrong County, d. May 18, 2003 at Clarview Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, Sligo. Parents: Harry and Margaret (SEYBERT) SNYDER. Spouse: Benjamin F. Greenawalt, deceased. #372: Jean E. WILLIAMS HYNES, 72, of Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, formerly of New Bethlehem, b. March 16, 1931 in Fort Eustice, VA, d. May 21, 2003 in Royal Oak, Michigan. Parents: Col. Donald S. and Viola M. Williams. Spouse: J. Robert Hynes, survives. #373: Edward M. RADAKER, 76, of Distant, Mahoning Township, b. December 1, 1926 in Redbank Township, Clarion County, d. May 23, 2003 at his home. Parents: Conrad and Marie (KRAUTBAUER) Radaker. Spouse: Charlotte E. CARR, survives. #374: Peter L. BONETTI, 58, of New Stanton, b. December 28, 1944 in Pittsburgh, d. May 26, 2003 at his home. Parents: Not listed. Spouse: Barbara, survives.

Caroline Baker, born 1833, daughter of Christina and Griffith Baker, married a Beck in 1877. Can anyone tell me what the first name of this Beck is, and his parents? I wonder if it is James, son of John and Susan Schall Beck? Any help appreciated. Norma Rogers.