Hi, I am wondering if anyone there has access to census. I am looking for Shirley family in Ven, Cla, Arms Counties. I am looking for the family in close proximity to the Nicholas Snow family in the 1840 or 1850 census. Nicholas Snow and Rachel Shirley married somewhere/sometime before 1845. I believe that they were at sometime in the same area. Thanks in advance. Maureen

Hi! I, like all of you, am looking for my roots in Armstrong County. I descend from Stitts, Kiers and Smiths. Thanks to many people I have my Stitt and Kier lines complete, but the SMITHs are another story. I really am not sure where my Smiths came from, but my great grandmother Sarah Matilda Stitt was born in Armstrong County, so I'm hoping this is a good place to continue my research. My grandmother, Matti Golinger 'Goldie' Smith was born in 1885 in Springdale (Allegheny Co). Her parents were Andrew Kier 'AK' Smith (b. in the 1850s?; d. aft 1919) m. Sarah Matilda Stitt (1862-1894) 1880 at 1st Presbyterian Church, Apollo. AK's parents were Edward A. Smith (Prob b. 1820s) m. Hannah Jane Kier (b. 1832, Armstrong Co). The other line with connections to Armstrong County is FRYER. Sarah Matilda's mother was Margaret Ann FRYER, b. 1/27/1824 (Armstrong Co) and d. 9/15/1903, Parks Twp, Armstrong Co. Family legend said this line of Smiths was German. I was told recently that I 'look' German, although I had (30 years ago) red hair and freckles. The family has always said I look like the Smiths. I have no idea what nationality Fryer might be. I didn't even have the name until a few months ago when a Stitt researcher sent me the Stitt line. I have been unable to find these Smiths or Fryer in the IGI, but until recently was under the impression that the IGI was a COMPLETE index of all possible files. I now know this to be not true and have begun searching census records. Hopefully, I will find them and at least be able to put an approximate birthdate on them and possibly a place of birth. My goal in my genealogy research is to take as many lines as possible back to their country of origin and maybe to learn why these ancestors emigrated. I have a good start with several lines, but the Smiths and a couple of others elude me. Any help greatly appreciated. Michael

I AM A NEW SUBSCRIBER RESIDING IN CALIFORNIA IN SEARCH OF INFORMATION CONCERNING AN ANCESTOR BY THE NAME OF FREDERICK LIZZONBEIB(OR LISOMBRE) BOUDREAU WHO LIVED IN LEECHBERG IN THE 1850'S. HE EMIGRATED FROM MONTREAL, QUEBEC. HE MARRIED ELIZABETH KERR (D.O.B. DECEMBER 2, 1827) IN LEECHBERG APPROXIMATELY 1850. HE WAS BORN OCTOBER 1, 1814. HE HAD CHILDREN BORN IN LEECHBERG: WILLIAM KERR BOUDREAU BORN OCTOBER 11, 1852, CELESTIAN S. BOUDREAU BORN JANUARY 21, 1851. MOVED FROM LEECHBERG TO MISSOURI. I AM INTERESTED IN ANY DATA CONCERNING FREDERICK AS WELL DATA THAT SERVES TO IDENTIFYFREDERICK'S PARENTS' NAMES, RESIDENCES, ETC. I AM ALSO INTERESTED IN DATA REGARDING HIS SPOUSE. I WOULD LIKE TO HIRE A RESEARCHER IN ARMSTRONG COUNTY FAMILIAR WITH LOCAL RECORDS TO DO A SEARCH. IF THIS TASK IS OF INTEREST PLEASE REPLY. STEVEN BOUDREAU-HAPPYHOLLA@AOL.COM

In a message dated 98-02-03 12:24:14 EST, you write: << Hi Sharon: Would you mind looking up the surname of STITT? There were quite a few of them in Armstrong Co. Thanks... Ed Stitt sceptre@airmail.net >> I found no STITTs in my family records, but mine were primarily in Perry and Brady's Bend Tps, and yours seem to have been primarily in Allegheny and Kittanning Tps. So far I have only scanned thru "If These Hills Could Talk," and found nothing. This book has over 200 pp and is unindexed. I have to refer to it so often, that I"m know in the process of surname indexing. If I find STITTs there later I will let you know. Following is what I have found: Abstracts from the Freeport JOurnal, 1876/1900 (compiled by Margaret Barth, 1987): 6 Sep 1878 - Thomas STITT & Mattie WILMOTT married at Apollo. 31 Dec 1878 - Robert McILVAIN & Annie STITT married at Apollo. 18 Jan 1882 - Daniel JONES & Kate STITT, of Leechburg, married. 27 Nov 1884 - John MORGAN & Maggie STITT married. 24 Mar 1885 - Frank STITT & Alice KOPP married. 14 Sep 1885 - Born to Frank STITT a son. 25 Nov 1889 - S. B. BRAINARD, Rose STITT, married. 14 Feb 1890 - Labana STITT died, at Blairsville. 20 May 1892 - The remains of Frank STITT found in the river at Harrisburg, aged 82 years. 22 Sep 1894 - Francis STITT knocked off railroad bridge at Leechburg and killed by mail train, aged 80 years. 27 Jan 1895 - Mrs Galbraith STITT died at Apollo, aged 33 years. 6 Jun 1895 - James STITT suicided. 26 Nov 1897 - A. H. STITT's 13-year-old son accidentally shot and killed. 16 Apr 1899 - Emery STITT died in Gilpin Tp, aged 68 yrear. 28 Jun 1899 - William SPEER & Mollie J. STITT married. CEMETERIES Bethel Lutheran Church Cemetery - Bethel Tp. 13 - STITT, Andrew, Sr - d 1874? 14 - STITT, Catherine - d 6 Sep 1877? 15 - STITT, George W - 1815 / 26 Feb 1880 16 - STITT, Elizabeth - 22 Jun 1815 / 16 Jan 1893 46 - STITT, Samuel P - 1849 / 1925 - h/o Eliza J 46 - STITT, Eliza J - 25 May 1849 / 19 Feb 1902 - w/o Samuel P 46 - STITT, Samuel Clyde - 2 Jan 1879 / 16 Oct 1879 - s/o Samuel P / Eliza J 46 - STITT, Paul - 1821? / Sep 1865 46 - STITT, Elizabeth J - 1829 / 1925 46 - STITT, Daniel - 10 Sep 1851 / 26 May 1875 - s/o P/E 182 - STITT, A H - 1842 / 1912 - Vet - h/o Mary A 182 - STITT, Mary A - 1846 - 1904 - w/o A H 182 - STITT, Charles A - 1885 / 1897 182 - STITT, J G - 1875 / 1949 - Vet 259 - STITT, Ada Hawk - 1884 / 1976 - d/o George / Mary Ann DARBAKER HAWK 259 - PARK, Virginia B (STITT) - b 1910 - w/o Howard E Park - d/o Ada STITT 259 - PARK, Howard E - b 1914 - h/o Virginia B STITT Brick Church Cemeter, St Michael's Lutheran Church - Burrell Tp. 276 - STITT, Margaret l - 6 Sep 1867 / 10 Dec 1960 - w/o Levi G Crooked Creek Presbyterian Cemetery - Bethel Tp 72 - STITT, Susannah - d 2 Nov 1846, ae 77y 18d Evergreen Cemetery - Gilpin Tp 31 - STITT, Ernest Clair - d 15 Nov 1972 - ae 80y Heilman Lutheran Church Cemetery - Kittanning Tp 11 - STITT, Lee G - 1903 / 1965 - h/o Margaret M WALKER 11 - STITT, Margaret M WALKER - b 1912 - w/o Lee G STITT 12 - STITT, Clarence M - b 1913 - h/o M Marie 12 - STITT, M Marie - 1915 / 1990 - w/o Clarence M 19 - STITT, Oscar H - 1887 / 1979 - h/o Sarah M 19 - STITT, Sarah M - 1889 / 1965 - w/o Oscar H 40 - STITT, Ruth R - 1891 / 1983 41 - STITT, Harold M - 1899 / 1979 41 - STITT, Tomer A - 1899 / 1970 42 - STITT, William F - 1919 / 1989 - h/o Helen M 42 - STITT, Helen M - b 1922 - w/o William F 45 - STITT, Guy R Jr - b 12 Jun 1922 46 - STITT, Keith D - 1896 / 1970 - h/o Ruth H 46 - STITT, Ruth H - 1899 / 1983 - W/o Keith D 48 - STITT, Infant - d 12 Jun 1950 - s/o Robert / Amy 49 - STITT, Alice Marie - 1929 / 1939 - d/o Charles / Beatrice 50 - STITT, Charles R - 1889 / 1945 - WWI - h/o Beatrice I 50 - STITT, Beatrice I - 1895 / 1979 - w/o Charles R 51 - STITT, Guy R Sr - b 8 May 1898 - h/o Edith G 51 - STITT, Edith G - 7 Dec 1900 / 9 Nov 1988 - w/o Guy R, Sr 55 - STITT, Ralph G - 1884 / 1967 - h/o Blanche H 55 - STITT, Blanche H - 1885 / 1962 - w/o Ralph G 69 - STITT, Mary Magdalene - 22 May 1818 / 13 Dec 1899 70 - STITT, Hannah E ISEMAN - 22 Mar 1836 / 14 Jan 1930 - w/o David 71 - STITT, Sarah ISEMAN - d 13 Jun 1864 - ae 32y 72 - STITT, David - 22 Feb 1826 / 12 Jul 1899 - s/o John / Margaret HEILMAN 73 - STITT, Homer Norris - 22 Feb 1868 / 22 Nov 1868 - s/o Hannah E & David 74 - STITT, Thomas E - 1876 / 1965 75 - STITT, Edna G - 1875 / 1943 76 - STITT, David H - 1854 / 1937 78 - STITT, Lillian R - 15 Jul 1893 / 14 May 1981 - d/o Jame M / Rebecca 79 - STITT, James Martin - 1861 / 1895 - h/o Rebecca SHOEMAKER 79 - STITT, Rebecca SHOEMAKER - 1855 / 1933 - w/o James Martin STITT 80 - STITT, Martin M - d 2 Nov 1891 - ae 23y 8m 13d 81 - STITT, Peter - 1819 / 1880 - h/o Lucy SCHALL 81 - STITT, Lucy SCHALL - 1831 / 1899 - w/o Peter, d/o Israel / Sarah HEILMAN SCHALL 95 - STITT, Roslyn W - 4 Jan 1901 / 3 May 1901 - s/o M F / M J 96 - STITT, Marlin F - 1864 / 1936 - h/o Mary I 96 - STITT, Mary I - 1864 / 1946 - w/o Marlin F 199 - STITT, John - d 11 Feb 1880 - ae 28y 9m 27d, d/o Dave / Sarah ISEMAN 200 - STITT, Laura Jane (HEILMAN) - 17 Dec 1865 / 16 Jan 1953 - d/o Simon HEILMAN 209 - STITT, Russell D - 1905 / 1970 - h/o Bernice LERNER 209 - STITT, Bernice LERNER - b 1911 - w/o Russell D 210 - STITT, Melva Ann - 25 Apr 1932 / 17 Sep 1932 211 - STITT, Infant - d 29 Jan 1920 - d/o F H / Dora 212 - STITT, Florrin Herbert - 22 Feb 1873 / 15 Feb 1943 - h/o Minnie Dora SMELTZER 212 - STITT, Minnie Dora SMELTZ - 24 Feb 1875 / 17 Jul 1947 - w/o Florrin H STITT 238 - STITT, Clyde C - 1900 / 1969 - h/o Hazel 238 - WRIGHT, Twila F ANDERSON STITT - 1906 / 1986 - w/o Harold WRIGHT, 1973 / 1986 240 - STITT, Earl D - 1898 / 1956 - h/o Dorothy M FOX 240 - STITT, Dorothy M FOX - 1903 / 1981 - w/o Earl D STITT 267 - STITT, Agnes Jean - 31 Mar 1919 / 19 Nov 1929 - d/o Clyde / Hazel Highfield Cementer - Bethel Tp 13 - STITT, Constantine - 24 Apr 1835 / 25 May 1909 - h/o Minerva P 13 - STITT, Minerva P - 15 Nov 1837 / 7 Aug 1915 - w/o Constantine 13 - STITT, Isaac H - 19 Apr 1855 / 23 Dec 1887 - s/o Constantine / Minerva P 13 - STITT, Agnes A - 1 Apr 1872 / 17 Apr 1894 - d/o Constantine / Minerva P 35 - STITT, James J - 1879 / 1949 - h/o Susan 35 - STITT, Susan A - 1877 / 1963 - w/o James J 35 - STITT, John S - 18 Jan 1901 / 7 Mar 1901 - s/o James J / Susan A Kittanning Cemetery - Kittanning STITT, Levi Deemer - b 14 Apr 1880, Kittanning Tp, d 23 Dec 1974, Kittanning PA, cause of death, bladder, bu 26 Dec 1974 - wife Daisey Irene STITT, Daisey Irene (WAUGAMAN) - b 18 Jul 1883, Valley Tp, d 3 Nov 1947, Kittanning PA, of pulmonary tuberculosis, bur 6 Nov 1947 - w/o Levi Deemer STITT - d/o Robert & Susanna DAVIS WAUGAMAN ANTHONY, Vida I STITT - b 1906, d 27 Sep 1935, Kittanning PA, bur 30 Sep 1935 - w/o Mr ANTHONY - d/o Levi Deemer & Daisey Iren STITT STITT, Ruby F - b 1911, d 12 Dep 1931, Kittanning PA of tuberculosis, bu 14 Sep 1931 - d/o Levi Deemer & Daisey Irene STITT STITT, Ivan D - b 1914, d 18 Oct 1992, Butler PA, of carcinoma of bladder, but 20 Oct 1992 - s/o Levi Deemer & Daisey Irene STITT STITT, James Dallas - b 1873, d 20 Feb 1925, Kittanning, PA, bur 23 Feb 1925 - wife Olive STITT, Olive - b 24 Sep 1873, Armstrong Co PA, d 31 Aug 1952, Rayburn Tp, of chronic myocarditis, bur 2 Sep 1952 - husband James Dallas CRYTZER, Nancy STITT - b 4 Dec 1800 PA, d 5 Nov 1878, bur Nov 1878 - husband David CRYTZER, John, b 1828 PA, d 7 Nov 1910, Kittanning PA of infirmities of age, bur 9 Nov 1910 - s/o David & Nancy STITT CRYTZER Stitt Family Burial Ground - Parks Tp 8 - STITT, John C - 22 Apr 1851 / 18 Oct 1898 - h/o Hannah Catherine 8 - STITT, Hannah Catherine - 1859 / 1941 - w/o John C 8 - STITT, Wilda F - 2 Feb 1882 / 18 May 1939 11 - STITT, John - 1 Nov 1810 / 27 Jun 1883 - h/o Margaret A 11 - STITT, Margaret A - d 15 Sep 1903 - ae 79y 7m 18d - w/o John 11 - STITT, Hariett E - 5 Nov 1855 / 9 Jun 1873 - d/o John / Margaret A 11 - STITT, Samuel W - 1 Jan 1858 / 10 Oct 1865 - s/o John / Margaret A 11 - STITT, Infant - 26 Mar 1897 / 26 Mar 1897 - child / John / Margaret A [?!!--doubtful] 15 - STITT, Samuel - 20 Dec 1846 / 26 Jun 1914 - h/o Mary 15 - STITT, Mary - 27 Sep 1850 / 28 Dec 1921 - w/o Samuel 16 - STITT, Mattie - 1816 / 1888 16 - STITT, Polly - 1840 / 1922 16 - STITT, Lydia - 1857 / 1879 17 - STITT, Alvin J - 28 Aug 1881 / 9 May 1883 - s/o Wm / Teresa 18 - STITT, John E - 25 Jul 1833 / 22 Sep 1894 - h/o Anna E 18 - STITT, Anna E - 25 Feb 1833 / 16 Mar 1915 - w/o John E 29 - STITT, Andrew - d 7 Jul 1891, ae 11y 8m 29d - s/o A / S 30 - STITT, Andrew - 1828 / 1919 30 - STITT, Sydney - 1836 / 1908 30 - STITT, Sophia - 1867 / 1882 30 - STITT, Andrew - 1880 / 1891 31 - STITT, Samuel - b 15 Sep 1817 32 - STITT, Samuel M - d 30 Jan 1876 - ae 27y 9m 28d - d?/o S / L 35 - STITT, Esther j - d 21 Sep 1865 - d/o J F / A E 39 - STITT, Julia A - d 27 Nov 1881 - ae 4y 1m 7d - d/o G W / H I 39 - STITT, Lawrence B - d 20 Feb 1882 - ae 2y 5m 24d - s/o G W / H I 40 - STITT, Harriett I - 1854 / 1925 - w/o G W 45 - STITT, Mattie - d 21 Nov 1885 - ae 3y 4m 22d 49 - STITT, Hugh - 1872 / 1940 - h/o Julia 49 - STITT, Julia - 1878 / 1948 - w/o Hugh 56 - STITT, Teresa - 25 Dec 1846 / 9 Sep 1916 - w/o Wm J 57 - STITT, Wm J - 27 Jul 1843 / 8 Mar 1913 - Civ War - h/o Teresa 64 - STITT, Levi - 1826 / 1902 - h. o Eliza 64 - STITT, Eliza - 1836 / 1905 - w/o Levi 65 - STITT, Lizzie - 8 Nov 1876 / 10 Jun 1895 - w/o E T Whitesburg Church Cemetery - Plumcreek Tp 20 - STITT, Eva L - 1893 / 1941 21 - STITT, Reuben - 1889 / 1976 ---------- If you don't have them, I can also furnish census records 1800/1850. Sharon A. Huffman

Hi The National Archives have pension records for civil war veterans and they require a specific retrieval form which should be available on the net. Since Nicholas Snow died in service the pension application would have been in the name of his wife which I believe you have. Virtually all applications for pensions by Armstrong County veterans and survivors were granted since politically Armstrong County was instrumental in electing the Pension Officer in Pittsburgh. When you receive the form you will note 3 options exist relative to data you may access. That is: military record, bounty land warrants or pension. The info you seek will be in the pension record. Pension records contain military service info but military records do not provide the pension data. Contained in the pension file will be the date of marriage, maiden name of wife and often the place of marriage and sometimes the name of the parents of the man or woman. Also, if there were any children under the age of 16 they will be named and birthdates will be included. There are numerous books written about Andersonville Prison and a relatively recent film produced by Turner, I believe, titled "Andersonville". Recently one of the contributors mentioned having the Regimental History of the 103rd. who may be willing to assist you if you are seeking specific experiences of members of that regiment in Andersonville. I will check my data base for a specific location of the Nicholas Snow family and advise you of what I find. The pension record will likely give you the place of enlistment although if I recall correctly the members of Company B were recruited from the Northwest part of the county My apologies to the group for not sending this directly to Maureen but as I recall there were others interested in this family as well. Fred Brient

Hi, Is anyone researching Robert Glichrist. He was a hat maker in Parker Township in 1812+/-. reply to: John Parker alaska@halcyon.com Thanks.

Brients@aol.com wrote: > > Maureen > I just read your message about Nicholas Snow and I will respond tonight. I > need to leave shortly for a business meeting but will give you the info you > seek this evening about accessing family via military records. > > Fred > > ==== PAARMSTR Mailing List ==== > To reach archived messages, go to: > http://lists.rootsweb.com/~archiver/lists/PAARMSTR-L/ Thank you Fred, I will look forward to hearing from you. Have a good meeting...Maureen

I have several photos of persons identified by name penciled on the reverse side. A problem exists in that there are at least two persons with the same name iiuals two or three generations apart. If any one can offer assistance in dating the photos it would be greatly appreciated. Please reply via E-mail to ,,, victorbrob@aol.com. I can send photos via E-mail attachment.. Please indicate desired format. Thanks in advance.

Maureen I just read your message about Nicholas Snow and I will respond tonight. I need to leave shortly for a business meeting but will give you the info you seek this evening about accessing family via military records. Fred

Patti, I sent the following earlier and got a kick back from Postmaster@chmls01.mediaone.net saying your address was no good?? I don't believe that as I've sent mail to you before and who does he think he is, this Mr. 'chmls01'???Ha, Ha My Best, George Dear Patti, I'm a misplaced Penna boy who at age 12 moved from PA to Miami/Ft.Lauderdale, FL. I now live in TX and still long for the Mts.. of PA. I've been E-Mailing with my H.S. Grads from Ft. Lauderdale (class of '56) who live in Naples. One of them is finishing up her schooling for the Priesthood of a Presbyterian Church. There are several others who live there. I helped fix (kill) a very nasty virus on the Church computer system by phone and E-Mail for them.. Small world. Pleasant Days, George -----Original Message----- From: Patti <impattic@se.mediaone.net> To: PAARMSTR-L@rootsweb.com <PAARMSTR-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, February 03, 1998 11:41 AM Subject: Re: [PAARMSTR-L] ROSS surname I have some ROSS'S. My gggrandmother Emily Josephine ROSS was born in Pittsburgh 15 MAY 1853. She married Robert W. KENNEDY also from Pittsburgh. The only information I have on her father is his name D. ROSS, birthplace unknown. Does any of this ring a bell? At 10:44 PM 2/2/98 -0800, you wrote: >>>> I am looking for more information on Clara Amanda ROSS (1871-1915) who married David Andrew ROSS (1865-1924) in 1889. They had the same last name prior to their marriage. Clara's parents were John A. ROSS (1827-1913) and Elizabeth Ann TURNEY (1832-1910). Clara was born in Craigsville, Armstong Co., PA. Her mother Elizabeth was born in Rural Valley, Armstrong Co., PA. I don't know where her father was from. Clara's husband is from Butler Co., their children (Mable, John, and Charles) were born in Butler Co., also. Thanks Sandy Ross Oregon Patti Caldwell Fasy - in sunny, tropical Naples, Florida mailto:impattic@medianone.net Remember, "please practice random acts of kindness"........... Always looking for information on: CALDWELL - SCOT>ENG>AlleghenyCo,PA>BeaverCo,PA. FLICK - MadisonTwp,PA>ClarionCo,PA>WestmorelandCo.PA>ArmstrongCo,PA. KENNEDY - ENG>AlleghenyCo,PA>BeaverCo,PA. FRANKLIN - RedBankTwp,PA>ArmstrongCo,PA ERUM - RedBankTwp,PA. ROSS - PA MC BETH - PA By US Code Title 47, Sec.227(a)(2)(B), a computer/modem/printer meets the definition of a telephone fax machine. By Sec.227(b) (1)(C), it is unlawful to send any unsolicited advertisement to such equipment, punishable by action to recover actual monetary loss, or $500, whichever is greater, for EACH violation. ==== PAARMSTR Mailing List ==== To reach archived messages, go to: http://lists.rootsweb.com/~archiver/lists/PAARMSTR-L/

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Brients@aol.com wrote: > > There was a Private Nicholas Snow from Armstrong County > who served in the 103rd. Pa Infantry, Company B during the Civil War and > died March 11, 1865. He is buried in the US General Hospital Cemetery, > Annapolis, Md. Many of the men in this regiment died in Annapolis after being > released from Andersonville Prison. > > Fred Brient > > ==== PAARMSTR Mailing List ==== > You can unsubscribe by clicking below for the regular list: > mailto:PAARMSTR-L-request@rootsweb.com > Click below for the digest list: > mailto:PAARMSTR-D-request@rootsweb.com > In the BODY include only one word: unsubscribe > (Please turn OFF your signature file when sending the message) Fred, Is there any way to track who was related to this Nicholas Snow? Is there an obituary or military information about his family and where he lived in Armstrong County? Is there information about the prisoners of Andersonville? Thanks for this, Maureen Brook

The following deaths were reported in The Derrick: 3 Feb 1998 LOCAL DEATH NOTICES: Arthur L Altman, Brookville Roy William Anderson, Franklin Clarence E. ''Bud'' Kline Jr., 432 Wiley Ave.,Franklin Deana L. Koulchar, 26 Smithman St. Delma L. McCorkle, Knox RD 2 Donald G. Mitcham, 7 Crestview Drive, Franklin Bob E. Rossey, Brookville Robert T. Smith Jr., 104 McClelland Ave., Polk Helen Lucille Swab, Franklin RD 3______ ________________________________ ### -- Jim Walton 2696 Edgehill Rd. Cleveland Heights, Ohio 44106 fs332@cleveland.freenet.edu

The following deaths were reported by The Derrick: 2 Feb 1998 2/2/98 The Derrick DEATH NOTICES Agnes W Barnes, 6150 Sandy Lake-Polk Road, Polk. Dorothy Helen Best, Knox Aubrey R. Coast, 1410 Eagle St., Franklin Verge Ebbert, Polk John F. ''Irish'' Gregory Sr.,ton, Buffalo, N.Y., formerly of Oil City Martha E. Love, Brookville, formerly of Corsica Mary Delores ''Dee'' Rote, Punxsutawney RD Robert T. Smith Jr., 104 McClelland Ave., Polk David C. Whitlock, 419 E.Bissell Ave. James C. Wilson Sr., Venus RD 1 998 Venango Newspapers.All Rights Reserved Command: ### -- Jim Walton 2696 Edgehill Rd. Cleveland Heights, Ohio 44106 fs332@cleveland.freenet.edu

The following deaths were reported by The Derrick: 1 Feb 1998 LOCAL DEATH NOTICES THE DERRICK 1 Feb 1998 Antoinette ''Toni'' Belfiore, formerly of 1212 Chestnut St, Franklin. Robert E. Hoffman, Brookville RD 3 Marion Hurd, formerly of 1346 Elk St., Franklin Sister Margaret Therese McDonnell, OSB, formerly a teacher in Oil City schools Armetha Louise Reynolds, Knox RD 1 Veness M. Reynolds, 749 New St., Titusville Frank J. ''Bud'' Screckengost, New Bethlehem (South Bethlehem) Kenneth Lewis Vogan Sr., Pearl, Polk Rd 1 ______________________ -- Jim Walton 2696 Edgehill Rd. Cleveland Heights, Ohio 44106 fs332@cleveland.freenet.edu

Looking for information regarding James Miller, born in 1824, who married Ruth Cochran, daughter of John Cochran. James worked with his father Henry Miller on the family farm. Later James Miller and Ruth moved to Indiana Co and are buried in Oakland Cemetery. Please Email me if you have any knowledge of this family. Aparkplace@aol.com Barbara D. Wetzel

I have some ROSS'S. My gggrandmother Emily Josephine ROSS was born in Pittsburgh 15 MAY 1853. She married Robert W. KENNEDY also from Pittsburgh. The only information I have on her father is his name D. ROSS, birthplace unknown. Does any of this ring a bell? At 10:44 PM 2/2/98 -0800, you wrote: >>>> <excerpt> <fontfamily><param>Arial</param><bigger>I am looking for more information on Clara Amanda ROSS (1871-1915) who married David Andrew ROSS (1865-1924) in 1889. They had the same last name prior to their marriage. Clara's parents were John A. ROSS (1827-1913) and Elizabeth Ann TURNEY (1832-1910). Clara was born in Craigsville, Armstong Co., PA. Her mother Elizabeth was born in Rural Valley, Armstrong Co., PA. I don't know where her father was from. Clara's husband is from Butler Co., their children (Mable, John, and Charles) were born in Butler Co., also. Thanks Sandy Ross Oregon </bigger></fontfamily></excerpt> Patti Caldwell Fasy - in sunny, tropical Naples, Florida <color><param>0000,0000,ffff</param>mailto:impattic@medianone.net </color> Remember, "please practice random acts of kindness"........... <italic><color><param>ffff,0000,ffff</param> </color></italic>Always looking for information on<italic>: </italic>CALDWELL - SCOT>ENG>AlleghenyCo,PA>BeaverCo,PA. FLICK - MadisonTwp,PA>ClarionCo,PA>WestmorelandCo.PA>ArmstrongCo,PA. KENNEDY<bold> </bold>- ENG>AlleghenyCo,PA>BeaverCo,PA. FRANKLIN<bold> </bold>- RedBankTwp,PA>ArmstrongCo,PA ERUM - RedBankTwp,PA. ROSS - PA MC BETH - PA By US Code Title 47, Sec.227(a)(2)(B), a computer/modem/printer meets the definition of a telephone fax machine. By Sec.227(b) (1)(C), it is unlawful to send any unsolicited advertisement to such equipment, punishable by action to recover actual monetary loss, or $500, whichever is greater, for EACH violation.

Doug, thanks for the info on the STOOPS list, but I have already joined, but haven't received any mesages from it as of yet. I am in the orginal STOOPS group with LFKJR, Dtsess, Dukestoops and others. Hope we can make some connections that we need!! Happy Rooting,Kathy

If anyone is interested in the 103rd, I have the book, History of the 103rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. My ancestor, William Penberthy was an Andersonville Survivor. Enlisted Armstrong Co John >Brients@aol.com wrote: > > There was a Private Nicholas Snow from Armstrong County > who served in the 103rd. Pa Infantry, Company B during the Civil War and > died March 11, 1865. He is buried in the US General Hospital Cemetery, > Annapolis, Md. Many of the men in this regiment died in Annapolis after being > released from Andersonville Prison. > > Fred Brient

dear doug- i'm not a stoopster- just had an index to look a few things up in- but thanks for the invite. Seems I just sent someone stoops info lately- ARMSTRONG willbook index has a few STOOPS Stoop. susan gilpin twp 1896 5/390/5672 Stoops, james allegheny twp 1875 3/79/3287 , john " " 1879 3/342/3651 BYERS- adam Parks twp 1890 4/536/4904 david Allegheny co. 1981 4/566/4963 eliz gilpin twp 1882 3/550/4028-4108 happy hunting Kathy B