Cassandra, I don't know what Kittanning cemeteries you are looking at, but I know that there were Shreckengosts (sp?) in Putneyville and Red Band, and some may have been buried there, as well. Patti

Hi Cassandra, by the time I find it some one else wil have probably sent it....the gal got sick and said she was unable to do the lookups on that visit....did I send you my Schrekengost family? Too much genealogy and I am getting confused.... I have Elizabeth SCHRECKENGOST b 1809 married to Solomon HEILMAN and there were eight children from this marriage (have the names of three) Katie married John G. Aye and resided in Kelly Station. Uriah married Ida Heckman & resided in Leechburg. daughter Heilman married Levi G. Cook (no first name on her) They lived in the Kittanning area as did all the Heilman families....Solomon was the son of Daniel and Lydia YOUNT who were both of Westmoreland Co., PA but moved and farmed in Kittanning Twp....any connections? Thanks, Monette

There is almost never anyone at the cemetery. You should look for someone with the Kittanning Cemetery book by the Mechlings. Maybe someone on this list has it. Tom Nagy On Sunday, March 01, 1998 2:58 PM, Cassandra Skidmore [SMTP:cassandraskidmore@ameritech.net] wrote: > Hi List! > > I must be losing my brain. I usually save all my emails of people that I > correspond with so that I can keep track of everything. Well dopey me > deleted a folder not realizing what I had done! > > Well, a kind soul on this list said that they were going to try to go to > the Kittanning Cemetery to look up some info for me. (SCHRECENGOST) But > II am unable to contact that person. > > In hopes that someone would have any idea who it may be, I would > appreciate a note or two. I would look in the archives, but I figured > that this would be easier and , well, it doesn't hurt to be humble at > times! > > Thankyou for all your help, this has to be the friendliest list that I > have subscribed to! > > Cassandra > > > ==== PAARMSTR Mailing List ==== > To reach archived messages, go to: > http://lists.rootsweb.com/~archiver/lists/PAARMSTR-L/ > > >

There are numerous Schrecengosts in the Kittanning Cemetery, who are you searching for? Fred Brient

It is a cemetery listing for Armstrong County, Fortunately, it lists the birth place of may ancestor. Paul W. Forquer 1549 Logan Ave. NW Canton, Oh 44703 Tel: 330-452-1892 Fax: 330-452-1893 forquer@worldnet.att.net ---------- > From: Tom <tomnagy@nauticom.net> > To: 'PAARMSTR-L@rootsweb.com' > Subject: RE: [PAARMSTR-L] Donegal Families Armstrong County, PA > Date: Monday, March 02, 1998 11:07 AM > > > > On Sunday, March 01, 1998 3:48 PM, Paul Forquer > [SMTP:forquerp@worldnet.att.net] wrote: > > I read with interest the topic of Armstrong County families from Donegal. I > > recently discovered that my ancestors, Forquer and/or Forker were from > > County Donegal, the village of Anagry. I found this in the "At Rest In > > These Hills" cemetery listing. > > Is this cemetery listing for Ireland or Armstrong Co? > > Sincerely, > Tom > > > I would imagine a lot of immigrants followed > > friends or relatives to a given area. I am beginning a search on Donegal > > immigration and will gladly share information. I am sure there will be > > several families that tie together. > > > > Paul W. Forquer > > 1549 Logan Ave. NW > > Canton, Oh 44703 > > Tel: 330-452-1892 > > Fax: 330-452-1893 > > forquer@worldnet.att.net > > > > > ==== PAARMSTR Mailing List ==== > To contact Patti Caldwell, Listmistress, click below: > mailto:impattic@mediaone.net > remember, "Please practice random acts of kindness"........ > > > >

Obituaries from The Leader-Vindicator, New Bethlehem, Clarion Co, PA. Issue February 25, 1998. Please email me for complete obituary. Joyce Sherry Alma L. BUSSOM, 83, of Brookville, died February 18, 1998 at Jefferson Manor. Born November 16, 1914, in Mudlic, she was a daughter of David W. and Elizabeth S. (Smith) Huffman. Spouse deceased: Charles B. Bussom John Matthew RENWICK, 68, of New Bethlehem, died February 21, 1998 at Jefferson Manor in Brookville. Born July 9, 1929 in Brockway, son of Matthew and Nellie (Coder) Renwick. Linda D. GIALLORENZO, 33, of Hawthorn died sometime between 7:30 pm Feburary 21 and 9:40 am, February 22, on Staub Road in Clarion Twp, Clarion Co. Born November 5, 1964 in Curllsville, daughter of Alfred P. And Delores L. (Snyder) Lee. Spouse survives: William A. Giallorenzo. Alvin Henry WHITLING, 85, of New Bethlehem, RR3, died February 18, 1998 at New Beginnings in Clarion. Born January 1, 1913 in Ashland Twp, Clarion County, son of Olie C. And Nettie (Altman) Whitling. Spouse survives: Margaret (Mays) Whitling. Edward T. MOWREY, 62, of New Bethlehem, RR2, formerly of Erie, died February 19, 1998 at Brookville Hospital. Born March 25, 1935 in Erie, son of Clarence R. And Frieda M. (Tanner) Mowrey. Surviving spouse: Julia J. (Price) Mowrey.

On Sunday, March 01, 1998 3:48 PM, Paul Forquer [SMTP:forquerp@worldnet.att.net] wrote: > I read with interest the topic of Armstrong County families from Donegal. I > recently discovered that my ancestors, Forquer and/or Forker were from > County Donegal, the village of Anagry. I found this in the "At Rest In > These Hills" cemetery listing. Is this cemetery listing for Ireland or Armstrong Co? Sincerely, Tom I would imagine a lot of immigrants followed > friends or relatives to a given area. I am beginning a search on Donegal > immigration and will gladly share information. I am sure there will be > several families that tie together. > > Paul W. Forquer > 1549 Logan Ave. NW > Canton, Oh 44703 > Tel: 330-452-1892 > Fax: 330-452-1893 > forquer@worldnet.att.net >

At 03:47 PM 3/1/98 -0500, you wrote: >I read with interest the topic of Armstrong County families from Donegal. I >recently discovered that my ancestors, Forquer and/or Forker were from >County Donegal, the village of Anagry. I found this in the "At Rest In >These Hills" cemetery listing. I would imagine a lot of immigrants followed >friends or relatives to a given area. I am beginning a search on Donegal >immigration and will gladly share information. I am sure there will be >several families that tie together. > >Paul W. Forquer >1549 Logan Ave. NW >Canton, Oh 44703 >Tel: 330-452-1892 >Fax: 330-452-1893 >forquer@worldnet.att.net > ==== Hi Paul, I have not been able to start any research in Ireland, but would be interested in anything that you might find on my two families. Much of what I currently have on these two families is in the Family Folder page of the Armstrong County GenWeb site. Unfortunately, I have no idea where either of them lived in Donegal County. Also, it may be a lot of fun trying to find the parents of these fellows named William Hall and William Cook. Almost like searching Smith. If your people came to the US after 1800 and you have not searched the Philadelphis passenger list index, you might want to do that. I found some good information in there. You might find other family members that came over with your people. Ken T. k.tessendorff@worldnet.att.net Researching HALL & COOK in Armstrong, PA & Modoc, CA CUMMINS & MURDOCK in Calaveras, Colusa & Modoc, CA

I read with interest the topic of Armstrong County families from Donegal. I recently discovered that my ancestors, Forquer and/or Forker were from County Donegal, the village of Anagry. I found this in the "At Rest In These Hills" cemetery listing. I would imagine a lot of immigrants followed friends or relatives to a given area. I am beginning a search on Donegal immigration and will gladly share information. I am sure there will be several families that tie together. Paul W. Forquer 1549 Logan Ave. NW Canton, Oh 44703 Tel: 330-452-1892 Fax: 330-452-1893 forquer@worldnet.att.net ---------- > From: k.tessendorff@worldnet.att.net > To: PAARMSTR-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [PAARMSTR-L]COOK families-Armstrong County, PA > Date: Sunday, March 01, 1998 1:34 PM > > At 09:01 AM 3/1/98 -0600, you wrote: > >>Ken, > >> > >>I have been looking for the family of Mary Cook, 1852-1903, buried at > >>Walley Hill, married to John Walley. Hopefully one of your Cooks will be > >>her parent. Will let you know. > >> > >>Thanks, > >> > >>Mary > >> > >>On Sun, 22 Feb 1998 19:21:05 +0000 k.tessendorff@worldnet.att.net writes: > >>>Is anyone researching these families? William Cook and William Hall > >>>both > >>>came to Armstrong county in the 1830s from Donegal County, Ireland. > >>>Most of > >>>their children were born in Ireland. > >>>Thank you for your help. > >>>Ken T. > > > >The 1870 W.Pa Census Index (FTM AGLL CD-ROM #285) lists 25 Cook families in > >Armstrong Co. All are on film nunbers 1300 and 1301 available from the NARA > >through your local library or FHC. > > > > > >Fred Held > === > Hi Fred, > Thank you for your help. > I have seen most of the census film and copied all the information > pertaining to my families. Now I am looking for Bibles, letters, journals, > diaries, etc. to put in my second book about these families. Most of this > type information would only be held by descendants or others searching the > same families. I know it is difficult to make a connection with other > people researching the same family, but the Armstrong county mail list > seemed to be the best place to start. > > I believe that my William Hall and William Cook were the only families with > these names that came to Armstrong from Donegal County, Irelend during the > 1830s. > > Ken T. > > k.tessendorff@worldnet.att.net > Researching HALL & COOK in Armstrong, PA & Modoc, CA > CUMMINS & MURDOCK in Calaveras, Colusa & Modoc, CA > > > > ==== PAARMSTR Mailing List ==== > To contact Patti Caldwell, Listmistress, click below: > mailto:impattic@mediaone.net > remember, "Please practice random acts of kindness"........ > > > >

Hi List! I must be losing my brain. I usually save all my emails of people that I correspond with so that I can keep track of everything. Well dopey me deleted a folder not realizing what I had done! Well, a kind soul on this list said that they were going to try to go to the Kittanning Cemetery to look up some info for me. (SCHRECENGOST) But II am unable to contact that person. In hopes that someone would have any idea who it may be, I would appreciate a note or two. I would look in the archives, but I figured that this would be easier and , well, it doesn't hurt to be humble at times! Thankyou for all your help, this has to be the friendliest list that I have subscribed to! Cassandra

Having received my ggrandfather's death certificate in the mail yesterday, I am now in posession of the names of his parents (which I didn't have before), but not much else on them. His father was Robert DAY, b. in PA, and his mother was Jane MARTIN, b. in Scotland. My ggrandfather, Robert King Calhoun DAY is listed on different documents with different birthplaces. His death certificate lists McKeesport, Allegheny Co. PA, while his son's (John Sirwell DAY, my grandfather) delayed birth record (dbr) indicates Ambridge, Beaver Co., and still another source (his son's marriage record) says Rochester, Beaver Co. These folks did some traveling around during their lives, and Robert K. C. DAY died in New Kensington in 1927, after having lived in Leechburgh and the Tarentum/Brackenridge area. They also lived in Markle, Westmoreland Co., PA when John S. DAY was born in 1887. Robert K.C. DAY may have had a sister named Annie, because an Annie Hudson is listed on John S. DAY's dbr as his aunt. Robert K. C. DAY first married (Margaret) Mathilda JACK (b. 1854, Armstrong Co., d. 1891) abt. 1874. Some time after her death, he married Dara Unk. who was still alive when he died. If anyone has any information on any of these folks, please get in contact. Irene Crawford JTJTJ5@aol.com

At 09:01 AM 3/1/98 -0600, you wrote: >>Ken, >> >>I have been looking for the family of Mary Cook, 1852-1903, buried at >>Walley Hill, married to John Walley. Hopefully one of your Cooks will be >>her parent. Will let you know. >> >>Thanks, >> >>Mary >> >>On Sun, 22 Feb 1998 19:21:05 +0000 k.tessendorff@worldnet.att.net writes: >>>Is anyone researching these families? William Cook and William Hall >>>both >>>came to Armstrong county in the 1830s from Donegal County, Ireland. >>>Most of >>>their children were born in Ireland. >>>Thank you for your help. >>>Ken T. > >The 1870 W.Pa Census Index (FTM AGLL CD-ROM #285) lists 25 Cook families in >Armstrong Co. All are on film nunbers 1300 and 1301 available from the NARA >through your local library or FHC. > > >Fred Held === Hi Fred, Thank you for your help. I have seen most of the census film and copied all the information pertaining to my families. Now I am looking for Bibles, letters, journals, diaries, etc. to put in my second book about these families. Most of this type information would only be held by descendants or others searching the same families. I know it is difficult to make a connection with other people researching the same family, but the Armstrong county mail list seemed to be the best place to start. I believe that my William Hall and William Cook were the only families with these names that came to Armstrong from Donegal County, Irelend during the 1830s. Ken T. k.tessendorff@worldnet.att.net Researching HALL & COOK in Armstrong, PA & Modoc, CA CUMMINS & MURDOCK in Calaveras, Colusa & Modoc, CA

>Ken, > >I have been looking for the family of Mary Cook, 1852-1903, buried at >Walley Hill, married to John Walley. Hopefully one of your Cooks will be >her parent. Will let you know. > >Thanks, > >Mary > >On Sun, 22 Feb 1998 19:21:05 +0000 k.tessendorff@worldnet.att.net writes: >>Is anyone researching these families? William Cook and William Hall >>both >>came to Armstrong county in the 1830s from Donegal County, Ireland. >>Most of >>their children were born in Ireland. >>Thank you for your help. >>Ken T. The 1870 W.Pa Census Index (FTM AGLL CD-ROM #285) lists 25 Cook families in Armstrong Co. All are on film nunbers 1300 and 1301 available from the NARA through your local library or FHC. Fred Held

Hi, I am looking for any one with knowledge of the Wert family who lived in Parkers Landing (Parker ) in the time period of 1875 to 1911. M y g.g. Grandfather Tunis Wert is buried in the Presbyterian church there. If any one has any knowledge of this family or lives in the area would you please contact me. Thanks Doug Ineson Buffalo NY

Mary, The only Cooks I have that were old enough to have a child in 1852 were all girls, so the baby's name would not have been Cook. Unfortunately, there were a lot of other Cook families in Armstrong County, PA during the time mine lived there. I know very little about the other Cooks. The only son who could have had a child by 1852 was John R. Cook, but he moved to California before he married and he never had any children. I suppose that Samuel could have had a child at 17, but I have only located one infant child for him in the 1880 census. Nothing before that. Sorry I can't help more. Ken T. At 07:53 PM 2/28/98 EST, you wrote: >Ken, > >I have been looking for the family of Mary Cook, 1852-1903, buried at >Walley Hill, married to John Walley. Hopefully one of your Cooks will be >her parent. Will let you know. > >Thanks, > >Mary > >On Sun, 22 Feb 1998 19:21:05 +0000 k.tessendorff@worldnet.att.net writes: >>Is anyone researching these families? William Cook and William Hall >>both >>came to Armstrong county in the 1830s from Donegal County, Ireland. >>Most of >>their children were born in Ireland. >>Thank you for your help. >>Ken T. >> >>====== >>1-- William Cook-4 (1796-1863) >> sp-Isabella-5 (1796) >> 2-- Margaret Cook-6 (1827) >> sp-George Stockdale-124 >> 2-- Elizabeth A. Cook-7 (1830) >> sp-Robert Lowery-125 >> 2-- John Rodgers Cook-8 (1832-1905) >> sp-Isabella J.-305 (1845-1905) >> 2-- Samuel G. Cook-9 (1835) >> sp-Rosana-1401 (1843) >> 3-- H. C. Cook-1402 (1879) >> 2-- Robert A. Cook-10 (1837) >> 2-- William Thomas Cook-11 (1839) >> 2-- Sarah (Sally) A. Cook-12 (1842-1881) >> sp-Joshua Hall-15 (1826-1895) >> 3-- Ann J. Hall-33 (1863) >> 3-- Rebecca Annetta (Nettie) Hall-35 (1865) >> sp-Lovene Carpenter-59 >> 3-- Robert L. Hall-39 (1866) >> 3-- Samuel George Hall-40 (1869) >> 3-- Mary Elizabeth (Mame) Hall-41 (1870-1927) >> sp-John Lemuel (Lem) Toney-60 (1864-1943) >> 3-- Margaret Bell (Maggie) Hall-42 (1876-1963) >> sp-Robert Henry Murdock-47 (1862-1944) >> 3-- Nancy M. Hall-43 (1881-1940) >> sp-Hebbron H. Miller-61 >>============== >>1-- William Hall-13 (1798-1871) >> sp-Mary-14 (1798-1858) >> 2-- Joshua Hall-15 (1826-1895) >> sp-Sarah (Sally) A. Cook-12 (1842-1881) >> 3-- Ann J. Hall-33 (1863) >> 3-- Rebecca Annetta (Nettie) Hall-35 (1865) >> sp-Lovene Carpenter-59 >> 3-- Robert L. Hall-39 (1866) >> 3-- Samuel George Hall-40 (1869) >> 3-- Mary Elizabeth (Mame) Hall-41 (1870-1927) >> sp-John Lemuel (Lem) Toney-60 (1864-1943) >> 3-- Margaret Bell (Maggie) Hall-42 (1876-1963) >> sp-Robert Henry Murdock-47 (1862-1944) >> 3-- Nancy M. Hall-43 (1881-1940) >> sp-Hebbron H. Miller-61 >> 2-- William Hall-16 (1829-1896) >> sp-Rebecca-114 (1832-1899) >> 2-- Robert William Hall-17 (1833-1903) >> sp-Isabella Moore-115 (1841-1907) >> 3-- Joshua Peoples Hall-36 (1859) >> sp-Emily Coffee-1375 >> 3-- Mary W. Hall-363 (1861-1909) >> sp-Sutton-1376 >> 3-- William John "Kelly" Hall-364 (1863-1934) >> 3-- Sarah E. Hall-365 (1866) >> 3-- Robert James Hall-366 (1869-1930) >> sp-Nora Page-1377 (1871-1912) >> sp-Maude Louise Stocking-1378 (1877) >> 3-- H. Rebecca Hall-367 >> sp-J. H. Bowers-1398 >> 3-- Daniel R. Hall-368 (1874) >> sp-Gertrude Coffee-1397 >> 3-- Nancy Jane Hall-369 (1877-1898) >> sp-Presley Dows-1399 >> 3-- Alice B. Hall-370 (1880) >> sp-William Spencer Trambo-1400 >> 2-- Sarah (Sally) Hall-18 (1838) >> sp-Joseph W. Peoples-116 (1831-1890) >> 3-- Nancy E. Peoples-3 (1864) >> 3-- William John Peoples-37 (1866) >> 3-- Robert J. Peoples-34 (1868) >> 3-- Samuel Peoples-359 (1870) >> 3-- M. J. Peoples-360 (1873) >> 3-- M. W. Peoples-361 (1874) >> 3-- Erwin B. Peoples-362 (1880) >> 2-- John W. Hall-19 (1839-1895) >> 2-- Hannah Hall-20 (1842) >>======= >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >>k.tessendorff@worldnet.att.net >>Researching HALL & COOK in Armstrong, PA & Modoc, CA >>CUMMINS & MURDOCK in Calaveras, Colusa & Modoc, CA >> >> >> >>==== PAARMSTR Mailing List ==== >>To contact Patti Caldwell, Listmistress, click below: >> mailto:impattic@mediaone.net >>remember, "Please practice random acts of kindness"........ >> >> >> >> >> >> > >_____________________________________________________________________ >You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. >Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com >Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866] > > >==== PAARMSTR Mailing List ==== >To contact Patti Caldwell, Listmistress, click below: > mailto:impattic@mediaone.net >remember, "Please practice random acts of kindness"........ > > > > > > k.tessendorff@worldnet.att.net Researching HALL & COOK in Armstrong, PA & Modoc, CA CUMMINS & MURDOCK in Calaveras, Colusa & Modoc, CA

For those of you interested in the Vance Family, I found a chapter in the following book that was of great help: Ancestors and Friends, (A History and Genealogy), by William Lusk Crawford, 1978, Library of Congress Cat. Card #78-67813, Farmer Genealogy Company, PO Box #140880, Dallas, TX 75214, pg. 103-111. Happy Vance hunting!! Mary _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Ken, I have been looking for the family of Mary Cook, 1852-1903, buried at Walley Hill, married to John Walley. Hopefully one of your Cooks will be her parent. Will let you know. Thanks, Mary On Sun, 22 Feb 1998 19:21:05 +0000 k.tessendorff@worldnet.att.net writes: >Is anyone researching these families? William Cook and William Hall >both >came to Armstrong county in the 1830s from Donegal County, Ireland. >Most of >their children were born in Ireland. >Thank you for your help. >Ken T. > >====== >1-- William Cook-4 (1796-1863) > sp-Isabella-5 (1796) > 2-- Margaret Cook-6 (1827) > sp-George Stockdale-124 > 2-- Elizabeth A. Cook-7 (1830) > sp-Robert Lowery-125 > 2-- John Rodgers Cook-8 (1832-1905) > sp-Isabella J.-305 (1845-1905) > 2-- Samuel G. Cook-9 (1835) > sp-Rosana-1401 (1843) > 3-- H. C. Cook-1402 (1879) > 2-- Robert A. Cook-10 (1837) > 2-- William Thomas Cook-11 (1839) > 2-- Sarah (Sally) A. Cook-12 (1842-1881) > sp-Joshua Hall-15 (1826-1895) > 3-- Ann J. Hall-33 (1863) > 3-- Rebecca Annetta (Nettie) Hall-35 (1865) > sp-Lovene Carpenter-59 > 3-- Robert L. Hall-39 (1866) > 3-- Samuel George Hall-40 (1869) > 3-- Mary Elizabeth (Mame) Hall-41 (1870-1927) > sp-John Lemuel (Lem) Toney-60 (1864-1943) > 3-- Margaret Bell (Maggie) Hall-42 (1876-1963) > sp-Robert Henry Murdock-47 (1862-1944) > 3-- Nancy M. Hall-43 (1881-1940) > sp-Hebbron H. Miller-61 >============== >1-- William Hall-13 (1798-1871) > sp-Mary-14 (1798-1858) > 2-- Joshua Hall-15 (1826-1895) > sp-Sarah (Sally) A. Cook-12 (1842-1881) > 3-- Ann J. Hall-33 (1863) > 3-- Rebecca Annetta (Nettie) Hall-35 (1865) > sp-Lovene Carpenter-59 > 3-- Robert L. Hall-39 (1866) > 3-- Samuel George Hall-40 (1869) > 3-- Mary Elizabeth (Mame) Hall-41 (1870-1927) > sp-John Lemuel (Lem) Toney-60 (1864-1943) > 3-- Margaret Bell (Maggie) Hall-42 (1876-1963) > sp-Robert Henry Murdock-47 (1862-1944) > 3-- Nancy M. Hall-43 (1881-1940) > sp-Hebbron H. Miller-61 > 2-- William Hall-16 (1829-1896) > sp-Rebecca-114 (1832-1899) > 2-- Robert William Hall-17 (1833-1903) > sp-Isabella Moore-115 (1841-1907) > 3-- Joshua Peoples Hall-36 (1859) > sp-Emily Coffee-1375 > 3-- Mary W. Hall-363 (1861-1909) > sp-Sutton-1376 > 3-- William John "Kelly" Hall-364 (1863-1934) > 3-- Sarah E. Hall-365 (1866) > 3-- Robert James Hall-366 (1869-1930) > sp-Nora Page-1377 (1871-1912) > sp-Maude Louise Stocking-1378 (1877) > 3-- H. Rebecca Hall-367 > sp-J. H. Bowers-1398 > 3-- Daniel R. Hall-368 (1874) > sp-Gertrude Coffee-1397 > 3-- Nancy Jane Hall-369 (1877-1898) > sp-Presley Dows-1399 > 3-- Alice B. Hall-370 (1880) > sp-William Spencer Trambo-1400 > 2-- Sarah (Sally) Hall-18 (1838) > sp-Joseph W. Peoples-116 (1831-1890) > 3-- Nancy E. Peoples-3 (1864) > 3-- William John Peoples-37 (1866) > 3-- Robert J. Peoples-34 (1868) > 3-- Samuel Peoples-359 (1870) > 3-- M. J. Peoples-360 (1873) > 3-- M. W. Peoples-361 (1874) > 3-- Erwin B. Peoples-362 (1880) > 2-- John W. Hall-19 (1839-1895) > 2-- Hannah Hall-20 (1842) >======= > > > > > > > > > > > > > >k.tessendorff@worldnet.att.net >Researching HALL & COOK in Armstrong, PA & Modoc, CA >CUMMINS & MURDOCK in Calaveras, Colusa & Modoc, CA > > > >==== PAARMSTR Mailing List ==== >To contact Patti Caldwell, Listmistress, click below: > mailto:impattic@mediaone.net >remember, "Please practice random acts of kindness"........ > > > > > > _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Salem/Hills Church Cemetery Records show: Ruben BAUM 1830-1915; Fannie BAUM 1827-1906. There is another Baum stone there with no dates. Source: Tombstone Readings;Compiled 1988 by M. Thomas and J. McGuire. Connie M.

Looking for info on Stephen Travis who lived in Greenville. His father was Absolom Travis who came to western Pa. from Westchester Co., N.Y. abt.1790 and settled in Clarion Co.{then Armstrong} Karen twasson@cboss.com

Does anyone know where to find the Cemetery Records for the Salem United Church of Christ at Rose Valley, Armstgrong Co., PA. I have located the Baums there, and want to know if there is a book of records. Chuck Bollinger