Your welcome Ramsey is a common name in area so lots to look for. HISTORY OF BEAVER CO Vol I Bausman pg 896-7 mentions; King's Creek United Presby Ch., Hanover Twp ( a few miles north of Cometsburg post-office) organized 1854. mentions; Mitchel Ramsey, Anna Ramsey, Robert Ramsey, Margaret Ramsey, David Ramsey, Jane ramsey, Elenor Ramsey, and Robert Ramsey as being admitted to the new organization. Carol

In a message dated 98-07-14 22:43:39 EDT, you write: <I am looking for David Ramsey. He was my gggrandfather.> Hi Doris. I just started working on my Ramsey line. I have a Robert Ramsey who was born about 1745 in Maryland and died in Hanover twp, Washington County, in 1825. He named a son David in his will as well as my ggg-grandfather, Mitchell, and a number of other children. I don't have any info on David other than that and that one of his brothers was the Reverend James Ramsey. I don't know if this David is your David, but I'll keep a look-out and let you know if I find anything else. Diane

Diane Did anyone from Beaver Co answer you? I have a cemetery listing of Old Mill Creek in Hookstown and these Conleys are listed: Conley, Catherine bn 1842 d Dec 29, 1863 w/o Samuel Conley " Samuel bn 1787 d Jan 20, 1864 I wonder if this Samuel was her husband? Big age difference! There are many Ranseys in this area. Hope this is of interest. Didn't find any Georges. Carol/Pa

Sondra I have a Hackathorn married to a Potts. Do you have this one? Carol/Pa

Doris I have a couple of cemetery listing for that area. What names are you looking for. Carol/Pa

Carol, Thank you so much for responding to my question. I am looking for David Ramsey. He was my gggrandfather. His son, my ggrandfather was George W. Ramsey, born in Hookstown in 1843. His death certificate states that his father was David Ramsey, mother unknown. I was hoping to find some trace of David Ramsey or some mention of the mother's name. Doris nodo2@yahoo.com ---MRS CAROL A MCGEEHAN <JAYW99A@prodigy.com> wrote: > > Doris > I have a couple of cemetery listing for that area. What names are > you looking for. > Carol/Pa > > > ==== PABEAVER Mailing List ==== > To contact Patti Caldwell, Listmistress, click below: > mailto:impattic@mediaone.net > remember, "Please practice random acts of kindness"........ > > > > > > > _________________________________________________________ DO YOU YAHOO!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com

How can I get someone to look up a Marriage record for me.?.I need one on a Patrick Okeane to a Elizabeth Sarah [prob Martin] who was married on 3 Aug 1882 in Rochester Pa at St Cecilia RC Church... Please... trying to find place of birth of Patrick Okeane If noone can please let me know where I might be able to get it or is it one of those ones where the yr it was in is missing? Thank you Sharon TX

Would anyone know which cemeteries I might research for persons living in Hookstown, Beaver Co., PA in the 1840-1870 time frame? Thanks, Doris nodo2@yahoo.com _________________________________________________________ DO YOU YAHOO!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com

Hi Folks, It has been a while since I made my query. So I thought I'd try again. I am searching for information on Simon and John BENNER from New Sewickley twp., Beaver Co. John was born c. 1805 and Simon was born 1808. I think they were born in Beaver Co. John married Sarah (?). Simon married Barbara KETTERER. Simon and John took their families to Scioto Co., OH c.1848. I am searching for information on their parents. I recently learned from records at St. Paul's in Zelienople (Butler Co.) their names: Johan BENNER and Maria BERINGER. No other information was given. Thanks, Beverly Benner Murphy Scioto Co., OH

In a message dated 98-07-12 13:55:03 EDT, you write: Nan, if i remember correctly , the Pine Grove Church used to stand across the road from the cemetery, and i believe it was maybe a Baptist church or maybe Methodist, but NOT Presbyterian. it was near Raccoon Creek, and i think i remember there being a few Turners, as well as a few other surnames, buried there. good luck, JoAnn. >> JoAnn Appreciate this information. It makes sense to me now, as my 3rd great grandfather is buried at Service Creek Cemetery which I understand is near or at Raccoon Creek. I wasn't aware of the close proximity. I'm actually looking for his daughter-in-law (my 2nd grgrandmother) MaryAnn (Green) Cain who d. ca 1818 or so. Family speculation is she might be buried at Pine Grove although I don't think she is listed in any index for Pine Grove (probably no stone). I wonder who might have records for the former Pine Grove Church? Would you or anyone on this list have any idea? Again thanks, Nan

Looking for any information on the descendants of Joseph Rouzer who moved to N. Sewickley Twp., probably around 1830. I have information on, what I believe, is his ancestors, but just trying to fill in missing information. Thanks in advance. -- Larry Thompson http://www.epix.net/~lt0168/index.html

I have reason to believe that my ancestors who moved to Washington County, OH from Beaver County, PA circa mid 1830s were Native Americans. The surnames were GODDARD and HACKATHORN. What tribes of Native Americans would have been in that area in the late 1700s to early 1800s? What resources are available to follow up on this lead? Sondra Hogue Taylor

Nan, Hi! For that information you can contact the Carnegie Free Library: The Beaver County Research Center Carnegie Library 1301 Seventh Street Beaver Falls, PA 15010 You may want to join the Genealogical Society there. Ask them for information. Good Luck!! Cheryl Pillar ---------- > From: NanKnepp@aol.com > To: PABEAVER-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [PABEAVER-L] Pine Grove Cemetery > Date: Saturday, July 11, 1998 1:39 AM > > Hello List, > > Would someone know if Beaver County has a cemetery by the name of Pine Grove? > If so, where is it and does anyone have an index of persons buried there? > Many thanks for any info. > > Nan > Springfield, MO > > > ==== PABEAVER Mailing List ==== > You can unsubscribe by clicking below for the regular list: > mailto:PABEAVER-L-request@rootsweb.com > Click below for the digest list: > mailto:PABEAVER-D-request@rootsweb.com > In the BODY include only one word: unsubscribe > (Please turn OFF your signature file when sending the message) > > > > > > > >

Diane, I grew up in Carroll Co., Ohio and I have a book called "Biographical Record of Carroll Co., Ohio for 1891". The author's name was Beers. On page 892, there is a reference to a Conley. Here it is: J. S. Robbins was born in Lee Township, Carroll County, May 3, 1834. His father, John Robbins, and his grandfather, William Robbins, were natives of Maryland. William was a soldier in the Revolutionary War, also in the War of 1812. He reared a large family in Maryland, but, not contented with that country, he emigrated with his family to the West and located in the fertile country of Lee Township, Carroll Co., Ohio, and entered a farm where he and his wife died. John Robbins was a young man of twenty two when he came to Ohio; there he met and married Miss Crabbs, whose parents were old settlers and of English descent. Ten children were born to them - seven girls and 3 boys - named as follows: Elizabeth, Ann (deceased), William, Mary , Henry, Sarah, Isabel G. (died September 8, 1890), John, Rachel, and Eliza Jane (deceased). The the father died August 12, 1853, and the mother September 3, 1842, in Lee Township. Mr Robbins was a leading man of his time, and was looked to for counsel by his many friends. He was a soldier in the War of 1812. J.S. Robbins was reared on his father's farm and attended the district school. At the age of seventeen he began to teach, which vocation he followed for six years in Lee Township. At the age of twenty-three, August 26, 1856, he married Miss Sarah Jane Conley, who was born June 21, 1834. Her parents were natives of Pennsylvania, and were of English descent. After marriage Mr. Robbins moved to the West and bought a fram, but returned in 1859, and located in Jefferson County, Ohio; after remaining there twelve years he moved to his present farm in Carroll County. Four boys and two girls were born to him, viz.: Emery C., born June 8, 1858; Ross T., June 16, 1860; Patterson E., May 12, 1862; Frank S., September 25, 1868; Maggie J., June 29, 1867; Lora E., March 15, 1871. Mrs. Robbins died April 23, 1881, and April 6, 1882, Mr. Robbins married, for his second wife, Miss Maggie Wright, who was born August 21, 1843, her parents being of Irish descent. Two children habven been born to this union: John M., March 28, 1884 and Walter A., April 18, 1886. Mr. Robbins has a well imprioved farm of 220 acres, situated within the limits of Wattsville. He is a stock raiser and makes a speciality of sheep. Mr. Robins' success is attributed to hard work and good mamagement, and he has lived an upright, honest life. I hope this helps. David Campbell -----Original Message----- From: DMarTaylor@aol.com <DMarTaylor@aol.com> To: PABEAVER-L@rootsweb.com <PABEAVER-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, July 11, 1998 9:29 AM Subject: [PABEAVER-L] CONLEYs in Beaver County >Does anyone have any information on the various CONLEY families living in >Beaver County during the early 1800s? I have an Agnes Conley (wife of Hamilton >GEORGE) who was born in Carroll County, Ohio in 1841. All indications show >that she's the daughter of Samuel and Anna Conley who both died in Carroll >County. Samuel was born about 1805. However, since many of my GEORGE and >RAMSEY ancestors in Carroll County actually moved there from Beaver and >Washington counties, I wouldn't be surprised if the Conleys didn't as well. >Any leads? > >Diane > > >==== PABEAVER Mailing List ==== >To contact Patti Caldwell, Listmistress, click below: > mailto:impattic@mediaone.net >remember, "Please practice random acts of kindness"........ > > > > >

Looking for information on the surname RUTHWIN in Beaver County, Hookstown area. Would possible have married a RAMSEY. Thanks, nodo2@yahoo.com _________________________________________________________ DO YOU YAHOO!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com

>Would someone know if Beaver County has a cemetery by the name of Pine Grove? >If so, where is it and does anyone have an index of persons buried there? >Many thanks for any info. the Pine Grove cemetery is located in Independence Township in Southern Beaver County. it is a small cemetery. i don't have the listing for it here, but it has been read, and you can obtain the listing from the Beaver County Research Center, or, it has been published in the Western PA Geneaological Society Quarterly, Volume 1, Number 3, page 94. you can obtain this from WPGS they are located in the Carnegie library in Pittsburgh, call 412.687.6811. JoAnn.

Does anyone have any information on the various CONLEY families living in Beaver County during the early 1800s? I have an Agnes Conley (wife of Hamilton GEORGE) who was born in Carroll County, Ohio in 1841. All indications show that she's the daughter of Samuel and Anna Conley who both died in Carroll County. Samuel was born about 1805. However, since many of my GEORGE and RAMSEY ancestors in Carroll County actually moved there from Beaver and Washington counties, I wouldn't be surprised if the Conleys didn't as well. Any leads? Diane

Hello List, Would someone know if Beaver County has a cemetery by the name of Pine Grove? If so, where is it and does anyone have an index of persons buried there? Many thanks for any info. Nan Springfield, MO

Hi Group: I just uploaded North Fayette Twp. map to my home page, for those who may be interested -- Larry Thompson http://www.epix.net/~lt0168/index.html

Would like to contact the person who gave the list of names of people who are buried in this cemetery. Am interested in Sarah Carson. Are there any dates? 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]