Cindy, Not sure of it was just a map of Penneslvania you wanted but, I do have a PA map site. Try this: <A HREF="http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/maps/pa/county/"> Pennsylvania County USGS Maps</A> OR http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/maps/pa/county/ Wasn't sure you could use hyper-links or not. Good Luck and if this isn't what you ned let me know I have some other map sites around here someplace. lol God Bless Kat [email protected]

Christi, Sometimes you can find an old map that is sectioned off by number (I used one like this at the Carnegie Library in Pgh) --- it has been a long time since I used it so this is all a vague memory for me --- that references a list with the same map. Somehow, from the list provided with the map (the map I used was in an old book), I was able to locate the ED. This is the best I can do right now for you but maybe someone on the list would know what type of map it was I used. There was no title that I remember on the book (it might have worn off) but it just seemed to be a book of maps of the city of Pgh --- perhaps you could find one for your areas of interest?? It is a long shot, perhaps, but it sounds like something that would help you. If you have a sub at Ancestry or a trial sub, something else you might try is scanning through the ED descriptions and narrowing your search to those EDs mentioning the name of your street of interest. Something else you might use is Mapquest. I know that Mapquest is current and street names have changed quite a bit but it was helpful to me (though it took some work) when I tried to find my Grandmother in Brooklyn in the 1920 census. Cindy

Hi, I would urge all genealogy website owners to add this bit of code for the Amber Alert to their websites as I have done. Details and the code are located here: http://www.codeamber.org/?tck1 Thank you, Our Family Lines [email protected] http://www.olypen.com/gayle/

Christi, You might try going to the City Directories, find their names it'll have the street their names. Now, please don't assume I've looked in Beaver county, PA City directories, because I haven't as yet, but I have for near-by East Liverpool, OH, but assuming they're similarly posted, understand that the Carnegie Library in Beaver falls, is the place to go to look for EVERYTHING, in the immediate area, though I haven't had a chance, yet to look there much, but definitely plan to someday. Happy hunting, Cathy Raber ----- Original Message ----- From: Christi Timm To: [email protected] Sent: 10/5/02 11:19:38 AM Subject: [PABEAVER-L] census help I feel a silly asking, but I wonder if there's anyone who can help me understand how to find info on a census. I know what streets my ancestors lived on at the time of various censuses, but they lived in large cities. I'm really not excited about searching through every page of a city census at the local library. Is there a way to find the street relatively easily? Thanks, Christi ------------------------------------------------ researching from Switzerland: BORNER, CHALLANDES, HUBER, MEIER, SCHILD, SCHLECHTER, WAFFLER, WALDER from Germany: HERMANNI/HARMONI, TIMM, TONSING, TRABA, YUNKER from Prussia: DIEBALL, RETICKA from Scotland/N.Ireland: AIKEN, BORLAND/BORELAND, CAMPBELL, CHRISTY/CHRISTIE, DIVEN, GLENN, HALL, MAGEE, MONTGOMERY, SMITH from England: LOWE from Czechoslovakia: HANISEK, POLCHA from Wyoming Co./Lackawanna Co., Pa: DUNLAP, DAVIS, HUNTER, POST from Scranton, Pa: BELSKI, GREEN, McCALL, MILLER, STANKO, WARGO ==== PABEAVER Mailing List ==== To contact Mark Roberts, Listowner, click below: mailto:[email protected] --- Cathy Raber --- [email protected] --- EarthLink: It's your Internet.

I feel a silly asking, but I wonder if there's anyone who can help me understand how to find info on a census. I know what streets my ancestors lived on at the time of various censuses, but they lived in large cities. I'm really not excited about searching through every page of a city census at the local library. Is there a way to find the street relatively easily? Thanks, Christi ------------------------------------------------ researching from Switzerland: BORNER, CHALLANDES, HUBER, MEIER, SCHILD, SCHLECHTER, WAFFLER, WALDER from Germany: HERMANNI/HARMONI, TIMM, TONSING, TRABA, YUNKER from Prussia: DIEBALL, RETICKA from Scotland/N.Ireland: AIKEN, BORLAND/BORELAND, CAMPBELL, CHRISTY/CHRISTIE, DIVEN, GLENN, HALL, MAGEE, MONTGOMERY, SMITH from England: LOWE from Czechoslovakia: HANISEK, POLCHA from Wyoming Co./Lackawanna Co., Pa: DUNLAP, DAVIS, HUNTER, POST from Scranton, Pa: BELSKI, GREEN, McCALL, MILLER, STANKO, WARGO

Would any of you happen to know how to get to Crone's Cemetery in New Sewickley Township? Thanks, Cindy

Does anyone have any information on this pastor, found in Bausman's History of Beaver 2? Alexander Mcgaughey - Reverend - New Salem Presbyterian - 1869-1871 and died within the bounds of the congregation - only pastor buried in the church burying grounds. Birth year, family history, anything would be of great use. Thank you in advance, Deb

I am trying to find someone that leaves messages at this site. The return address looks like Flower Girl. I would like to ask some questions. Shari

Any of these please email me to see if anyone else has requested it, then I will send if A SASE is sent to me. And again, if you wonder about the last few years obits for this newpaper, email me with details, because I have them here, perhaps! And will continue to offer them, by posting them, when I have the time! Thanks, Cathy Raber Sunday, July 7, 2002 EAST LIVERPOOL OH---Edwin Wm. Maloney, 96, lifetime resident, died July 5, 2002. Born here in 1905, no parents listed. A quote, "I'm not old, I've just been here a long time." Negley, OH--Dorothy A. Huston, 89, died Sat. July 6, 2002. Born in East Palestine, OH, 1913, a daughter of Harry D. Jessie M. Shoaff Wile. CHESTER, WVA--Rose Higgins, 71, died July 5, 2002. Born in St. Mary's, WVA, in 1931, daughter of the late Abraham Viola Mercer. CHESTER, WVA---Alma C. Marshall, 80, died July 5, 2002. She was born in Chester, daughter of the late Walter F. Arlene M. "Lena" Carpenter Pepin. Mt. Verneon, OH--Peter Shultz, Jr., 42, formerly of East Liverpool, died July 5, 2002. Born in Uniontown, PA, in 1959, a son of Peter P. Mary Shultz Sr. of PA. . --- Cathy Raber --- [email protected] --- EarthLink: It's your Internet.

Eleanor- If these ladies lived in Beaver Co. why not give your material to the BC Genealogical Society for their surname files at the Carnegie Library in Beaver Falls? That way it would be available to anyone researching their names. Marilyn Mills Hesse [email protected] Windsor, CT, USA ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, September 27, 2002 7:56 PM Subject: [PABEAVER-L] Last chance > Any one researching any of the following? > Alice Bruce, Anna Mary Laird, Dorothy Seanor, Helen Sponcher, Elizabeth > Whiteside, Cecila Kelley, Dorcus Searfoss, Clarence Fair, > May Wimer, Hazel Gray, Lena Thornburg, Addys Riehl, Margaret > Workman, Eva Anderson, Lida E. Campbell > Please contact me, not the list. Include your relationship to these > persons. I intend to dispose of the information I have regarding these > persons. > Eleanor <[email protected]> > > > ==== PABEAVER Mailing List ==== > To contact Mark Roberts, Listowner, click below: > mailto:[email protected] > >

Are these ladies related in anyway? How did you come across their names? Could you give us a little background info on why there are so many names? Is there a common link for them? Shari ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, September 27, 2002 7:56 PM Subject: [PABEAVER-L] Last chance > Any one researching any of the following? > Alice Bruce, Anna Mary Laird, Dorothy Seanor, Helen Sponcher, Elizabeth > Whiteside, Cecila Kelley, Dorcus Searfoss, Clarence Fair, > May Wimer, Hazel Gray, Lena Thornburg, Addys Riehl, Margaret > Workman, Eva Anderson, Lida E. Campbell > Please contact me, not the list. Include your relationship to these > persons. I intend to dispose of the information I have regarding these > persons. > Eleanor <[email protected]> > > > ==== PABEAVER Mailing List ==== > To contact Mark Roberts, Listowner, click below: > mailto:[email protected] >

Yes, they're still there. Address is 139 Norwood Drive, Beaver Falls PA 15010.

Hi Can anyone tell me if Grandview Cemetery in Beaver Falls is still in operation and how I might contact them? Thanks very much in advance. Etta in Ohio >From: [email protected] >Reply-To: [email protected] >To: [email protected] >Subject: PABEAVER-D Digest V02 #214 >Date: Thu, 26 Sep 2002 06:01:32 -0600 > ><< message2.txt >> ><< message4.txt >> ><< message6.txt >> _________________________________________________________________ Send and receive Hotmail on your mobile device: http://mobile.msn.com

What a shame to throw away such gems that you have aquired. Bernie

Any one researching any of the following? Alice Bruce, Anna Mary Laird, Dorothy Seanor, Helen Sponcher, Elizabeth Whiteside, Cecila Kelley, Dorcus Searfoss, Clarence Fair, May Wimer, Hazel Gray, Lena Thornburg, Addys Riehl, Margaret Workman, Eva Anderson, Lida E. Campbell Please contact me, not the list. Include your relationship to these persons. I intend to dispose of the information I have regarding these persons. Eleanor <[email protected]>

Instead of throwing away good genealogical information, why not sort it out nicely and give it to your nearest genealogical library or society. They probably would even do the sorting if you would just give it to them, and you could be surprised how happy some poor soul would be to run on to it one day and discover that was exactly what they needed! A good society or library collection doesn't limit its treasures to just that one geographical area even. Marian

Thought some Beaver Co researcher might be intereseted in this old annual on ebay. Not my auction, just thought it might help someone. Beaver Falls, PA High School Tiger, June 1916 Lots of photos: The faculty, Principal Edwin R. Carson, Supt. C.C. Green, The Tiger Staff, Shakespeare Club, Scientific Club, Commercial Club, Archean Literary Society, Student council. Individual photos of the Class of 1916: Surnames: Ransom, Cook, Miller, Bothwell, McLaren, Miksch, Brown, Hill, Hawk, Bailey, Irvin, Jordan, Smith, Kirkham, Moltrup, Paff, Garvin, Thornily, Seaman, Ewing, Solomon, Swift, Moyer, Thomas, Forbes, Fournier, Young, Duncan, Tomasson, Bonzo, Felton, Shaffer, Braden, Hunter, Boyd, Ague, Rowe, Horn, Seanor, Lytle, Gilmore, Dodds, Anderson, Daniel, Kinsel, Schutte, Nagel, Boulding, Steen, Walsh, Pratt, Concoran, Campbell, Roney, Strock, http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1564654015

This is my first posting to the Beaver County list. Most of my family lived in Somerset County since the late 1700s but I've hit a brick wall on one of my branches and since one of the children of this branch lived in Beaver County in 1949, I thought I'd try my luck. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Here's my brick wall - THOMAS WILLIAM HARTZELL January 6, 1871 - December 19, 1949 Thomas was the next to the youngest child of Melchi and Anne JOHNSTON HARTZELL. They had 15 children of which 12 survived childhood. Of the four remaining sons, Thomas was the only one that had children that the family knows of and this is the branch I'm having trouble finding. According to Thomas's obituary, he was living in Lemont Furnance, Fayette County at the home of his daughter, Stella, when he died. His children were listed as: Stella HARTZELL COLE of Lemont Furnance Myrtle HARTZELL HART of Lemont Furnance Anna HARTZELL MORROW of Pittsburgh Margaret HARTZELL DUMBAUGH of Aliquippa Bessie HARTZELL BELL of Brookvale James HARTZELL of Colonial No. 4 Charles HARTZELL of Evans Manor Maxwell HARTZELL of Dawson Oran HARTZELL of Maxwell When Anne JOHNSTON HARTZELL died in 1924, at the age of 98, there were eight of her children living and their descendents totaled just over 300. So far, I've found over 900 but Uncle Tom's family is a sticking point. THANKS!!! Glenda Glenda Rae Tressler Smith Somerset Co, PA Surnames: TRESSLER, GERHAR(D)T, FIRESTONE, McCLINTOCK, HARTZELL, WILLIAMS, LEIGHTLITER/LICHLITER, BRIGGS, CAMPBELL, John/Henry SMITH, RINGER, RINGLER, JOHNSTON, NICKELSON/NICHOLSON, CONN, TANNEHILL, Issac SMITH, GROWALL, RUGG, PECK, KOOSER, MOON, PINKERTON, ROOTE, NOOSE, SNYDER Fayette Co., PA SURNAMES: WILLIAMS, JOHNSTON

Thank you Terry! [email protected] wrote: > Jacob A. Miller > Beaver Twp, Beaver Co., Pa. image 391 ED 11 roll T625_1531 pg 3a white > > 1920 census Turnpike Street > 517/60/65 > Jacob O. Miller 35 yes/yes PA/PA/PA yes woodworker, pluming? mill W > Buleah M. 35 yes/yes PA/PA/PA yes > Charlotte M. 9 PA/PA/PA > Bulaah 4 1/2 PA/PA/PA > Jack 1 mon PA/PA/PA > > ==== PABEAVER Mailing List ==== > You can unsubscribe by clicking below for the regular list: > mailto:[email protected] > Click below for the digest list: > mailto:[email protected] > In the BODY include only one word: unsubscribe > (Please turn OFF your signature file when sending the message)

Hi Marian, He is a she <g>! Sorry i don't have anything earlier than Jacob. Kelly Marian Dunlap wrote: > I am wondering whether Kelly has any Miller family information earlier > than he lists in his query. I have an Esther Havice listed in 1850 > census living next door to her son Abraham Havice, Jr. and in 1860 she > was listed living with his family. Didn't find her in 1870, so no doubt > died. German Lutheran Church records across the county line in Butler > Co PA list several children confirmed or baptized, and the church record > gave the German names for the parents--Margaretta Esther Muller and > Abraham Hebeisen (anglicized to Havice). Sorry, but don't know how to > put the little deal over the "u"! Have lots on the Havice family, but > nothing on Esther's family. Would appreciate any help. > Marian > > ==== PABEAVER Mailing List ==== > To contact Mark Roberts, Listowner, click below: > mailto:[email protected]