If anyone has any Cemetery books from Beaver County, Could they please look for a William Stevens and Clara Waid Stevens? Thanks! =) Brenda ************************************************** http://home.neo.lrun.com/bans Researching Chambers, Newberry, Sauer, Strobel, Watkins, Evans ICQ#8636576 ***************************************************

Phil, In checking around: I found this: John S. Bell 140th PA Regiment Company "F" Enlisted 8/21/62 as Private Was killed 7/2/63 at Gettysburg, PA This is only a possible lead for you!! What makes a a very probable hit is that Colonel Richard Roberts was in this unit. Colonel Richard P. Roberts of the 140th. PA Killed at Gettysburg July 2nd. 1863 These are the words composed by Samuel P. Bate in the History of Greene County, Pennsylvania the 1888 edition. pp.404 ChapterXXIX. (slightly edited for clarity. M.R.V.) Company A, of the One Hundredth and Fortieth Regiment, was recruited in Greene county and was originally officered by: Captain John F. McCullough, First Lieutenant J. Jackson Purman and Second Lieutenant David Taylor . The regiment was organized at Camp Curtin on the 8th of September 1862, with Colonel Richard P. Roberts of Beaver County, Lieutenant-Colonel John Frazer of Washington County and Major Thomas B. Rodgers of Mercer County. The command of his brigade then fell upon Colonel Roberts of the 140th. Gallantly did these two small brigades push forward over this devoted ground on the face of a severe fire. The enemy was swept back from the cover of the woods, and the rocky ridge beyond the Wheat Field, a position of great natural strength, was carried. But this advantage, gained at a fearful cost, was of no avail. The angle in Sickle's line at the Peach Orchard, the weak point in his formation, had been hopelessly broken, and through this opening the enemy swarmed and turned the right of Caldwell's position, compelling him to withdraw. He rested at night on the low ground on the left center of the line, where he remained during the heavy cannonade of the succeeding day, and until the close of the battle. The loss in Company A in the battle was severe. Sergeant Brown and Corporal Eddy were killed, Private Loar was mortally wounded, Lieutenant Purman was wounded with the loss of a leg, Captain McCullough, Sergeant Zimmers and Private Eddy were severely wounded, Colonel Roberts, Captain Acheson and Lieutenant Wilson of the regiment were killed. You might want to chek out his site also: http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/4168/history.html http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/4168/ Glad to help!! Pamela Randolph

Phil, Search on George Bell brought this: George Bell Enlisted 8/21/62 Company "F" Private Discharged 6/9/65 He was listed as: POW 7/2/63 Gettysburg, PA POW 8/16/64 Deep Bottom Run, VA Returned 3/3/65 (place not stated) Glad to help!! Pamela Randolph

At 12:05 PM 7/16/98 -0400, you wrote: >Does anyone have a listing of the burials at this cemetery? Am looking >for Carson-James and Letitia Adams Carson. Also, is this the cemetery >at Frankfort Springs Presbyterian Church? Don Don, These are two separate cemeteries. Bethel Cemetery is in Hanover Twp., and there are two other cemeteries in Frankfort Springs. One is Frankfort Springs Cemetery, and the other is Frankfort United Presbyterian Cemetery. Sorry but I don't have listings. Pat

I am looking for information on Emanuel Anderson and Matilda Grove family/ancestors. Husband: Emanuel Anderson born abt 1844, possibly VA son of Joseph and Nancy Anderson Wife: Matilda Grove born 1853, Brighton Twp., Beaver, PA d/o John and Elizabeth Grove (second husband John Logan--at least three children) Children: George Alexander 1872, Brighton Twp., Beaver, PA Josephine (married Mr. McCullough) Any Anderson, Grove, Logan researchers out there? Laura _____________________________________________________________________ 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]

Hi, I am looking for rosters of units (regiment perhaps) from Beaver County. In particular the roster that would include Col. Robert's unit at the Gettysburg. It is my belief that these brothers were in Col. Robert's regiment. They fought at Gettysburg, one brother John Sutherland Bell was killed and the other George Allison Bell was captured, interned at a POW camp until the end of the war and died in Feb 1866. Both served in Pennsylvania Infantry regiments (and both are on the Pennsylvania Monument at Gettysburg). Does anyone have access to those rosters and be willing to look for that information for me? OR Would someone direct me to where I could find this information? Thank you. Phil Holm

Sondra, Do you have a William Hackathorn who married a Nancy Beegle? Probably around 1873. She was from the Georgetown area and moved to Washington Co., Ohio where they married. Janis

I have the following Lowrys buried in Beaver Cemetery, and I am looking for more information about them. Joseph F. Lowry 1849-1919 GAR marker #1510 [also known as J. Frazier Lowry] Jennie L. (or C.) 1866-1947 [wife of Joseph Frazier, maiden name was McFarland] Frank 1887-1889 [son] Carl 1891-1891 [son] Elsie B. Hollingbery 1889-1947 [daughter] Joseph was the son of William B. Lowry and Sarah Cochoran. He served with the 101st PA Vol Inf during the Civil War, and remained in PA after his father moved to Youngstown, OH with his step-mother, Cassandra Hennon Bowers. Eventually, Joseph Frazier also moved to Youngstown, OH. He died there in 1919 and his body was shipped back to Beaver Cemetery. Is anyone familiar with the families of LOWRY, McFARLAND, COCHORAN, and HOLLINGBERY in the Beaver County area? Susan Mann

My gg-grandfather was Benjamin H. GODDARD (born 1830 IN PA - died circa 1908 in Washington Co., OH). His parents were possibly Joseph GODDARD (b. 13 Nov 1795 in PA - d. 5 May 1885 in Washington Co., OH) and Susannah HACKATHORN (b. 1800 in PA - d. 14 Mar 1883 in Washington Co., OH). There is the possibility that Benjamin and his parents were all born in Beaver Co., PA and that they moved to Washington Co., OH in the 1830s or 1840s. Another Hackathorn/Heckathorn researcher who contacted me was descended from George Adam Heckathorn, Jr. and Anna Martha Beegle from Beaver Co., PA. He thought that my Susannah could have been the daughter of George and Anna. That is all of the Hackathorn/Heckathorn info that I have. Sondra

Would anyone have listings for burials in either Mill Creek Cemetery or Hookstown Cemetery? Thank You, Doris nodo2@yahoo.com _________________________________________________________ DO YOU YAHOO!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com

Does anyone have a listing of the burials at this cemetery? Am looking for Carson-James and Letitia Adams Carson. Also, is this the cemetery at Frankfort Springs Presbyterian Church? Don _____________________________________________________________________ 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]

Sorry, I got cut off. What i wanted to finish with is, if anyone is working on this line they will know who I mean. I will share information jean E. Butler

Is there anyone out there working on the family of John and Elizabeth Neely Wright? I have tried for years to get some background on these two with no sucess. Some say John came from N.Y. I believe he had a brother Thomas. I

Hi y'all, Please, please change the subject line when replying or sending messages to the list. The subject line is suppose to reflect the subject matter that your message is about. Thanks :) At 09:05 PM 7/15/98 EDT, you wrote: >Carol - > >Thanks for the info - this is the first time that I've had any info as to >where the Heckathorn/Hackathorn line came from before they were in Beaver Co. > >Sondra > > >==== PABEAVER Mailing List ==== >To contact Patti Caldwell, Listmistress, click below: > mailto:impattic@mediaone.net >remember, "Please practice random acts of kindness"........ > > > > > > > Patti Caldwell Fasy <impattic@mediaone.net> Listmistress <http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/c/a/l/Patti-Caldwell/> "Past experience should be a guidepost not a hitching post".........

Was there someone from this list looking for Cemeteries in West Deer ? I mistakingly deleted the post and was in the process of passing information. Thanks all. Debbie jberto@nauticom.net

Sondra I just have Barbara Heckathorn bn 1720, Maryland died 1855 Georgetown, Beaver Co Pa Parents: Jacob Heckathorn m (!) Anna Maria Banz (2) Salome Heckathorn Married: Noah Potts c 1799 There a several cldn to this marriage. Carol Anna Maria Banz

Carol - Thanks for the info - this is the first time that I've had any info as to where the Heckathorn/Hackathorn line came from before they were in Beaver Co. Sondra

INGLEFIELD William / WITHROW Hester; ENG>PA,USA; 1840- Looking for ancestors, descendants and information about William INGLEFIELD, born May 1823 Lancaster, England (son of Charles INGLEFIELD, a shoemaker in Lancaster, England). William came to western PA, USA area as a contractor for Panhandle Railroad. Later moved to Mudocksville, PA, USA and worked as a cobbler. Married Sophie LANGLEY in England, then Hester WITHROW (1833-1915) after Sophie and 2 children died. Children of the marriage to Hester WITHROW and William INGLEFIELD were: Sophia Langley OLIVER, William Withrow INGLEFIELD, Robert Brown INGLEFIELD, John S. INGLEFIELD (died at the age of two years), Edward Smith INGLEFIELD, James Oliver INGLEFIELD, Charles Oxford INGLEFIELD, and David Patterson INGLEFIELD. Please reply to: J4777EA@aol.com Jack, Indianapolis Researching: ALEXANDER, EATON, INGLEFIELD, LYMAN, McCLURE, WILLIAMS

Carol - No, I do not have that one - but would appreciate receiving any info on any Hackathorn(e)s. Thanks in advance, Sondra

Hi again George W RAMSEY is listed as CORPORAL Company H, 56th Regiment, Pa. organized at New Brighton, mustered into service of the United States, June 27-July 5, 1863; discharged August 12, 1863, serving at New Creek WV. Again " History of Beaver Co" by Bausman Vol I 1904. Please check my copy if you can find a copy of this work. My typing isn't great. Carol