I am looking for any information that might be available for John H. Markel, born approximately 1845 his first wife (unknown) died June 4, 1895; he remarried Theresa or Terressa West on December 13, 1895. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Dawn West

Trying to find any info on the Methodist Episcopal Church of Blair Furnace. Any info would be helpful. I know it was an active church in 1881. Looking for any church info as well as any church records or where I could find the records from that church. Thanks, Robin Ainsworth

I am trying to get the children straight for Martin Walter and Mary Eichelberger??? any family out there? unsure of children? Martin Walter obit shows 12 children: 4 children to first wife (no name): --- but her name was Cecelia Wertz Harry of Detroit, Hale of Altoona, Webster and Vivian Fry of Lakemont. 8 children to his second wife Mary Eickelberger: Robert of Erie, Russell, Carl, Charles, Delores, Raymond, Derwood and Ruby - all at home Mary H. (Eichelberger) Walter obit shows 12 children: Robert of Warren, Russell of Washington Pa, Carl and Derwood of Claysburg, Shirley Kyper of East Freedom, Lloyd of Hollidaysburg, Webster of Lancaster, Vivian Frye, Dorothy Berdine, Delores Renney, Ruby Keller and Ronald of Altoona Too many girls? Elaine

Hi List Would someone on the list Please send or email me a copy of the Obit listed below.I will send you the money for your service. Subject: INGRAM, Daniel B. Jr Death record for Sept. 28, 2003 INGRAM, Daniel B. Jr., 20, formerly of Altoona Pa Thank You Stan Ingram 11704 Rt 6 Corry Pa 16407 n3wna@erie.net SEARCHING THESE SURNAMES Willing to share Info & do Lookups ALLEN & VANPELT Stuben Co NY & Potter & Tioga Co Pa BROWN--Pa BURNS--Pa DAVIDSON--Pa DAVIS--Centre & Chester Co Pa DERR---Pa GARBRICK--Pa HARRO--PA & Minn HICKS--Pa HOLLOBAUGH--Pa HUGHES--Pa INGRAM-Chester & Centre & Blair Co Pa JONES--Pa KEITH-NY & Huntingdon & Blair Co Pa LATCHFORD--Pa LYKENS-NY & Pa LEONARD--Pa MILLER--Pa PATTERSON-Alleg & Blair Co Pa POTTER--Pa PLUMMER--Pa SHAWLEY--Pa SOCIE--Pa SUTCHE--In WAY--Chester & Centre & Blair Co Pa Subject: INGRAM, Daniel B. Jr Death record for Sept. 28, 2003 INGRAM, Daniel B. Jr., 20, formerly of Altoona Pa

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I am beginning to research the BURNS family of Huntingdon and Blair Co., Pennsylvania. My ancestor is Mary E. Burns wife of Frederick SHENEFELT. She was born about 1800 and died in 1834. I believe her father may be Abraham Burns. He often signs his name as "A. Burns. " There are several Burns families shown in the 1810 census of Huntingdon - and a rather large one shown in Antis Twp, Blair in 1850. I would appreciate any help on this line. Thank you - Linda Hansen

TYRONE TOPICS Mr. Mahlon Cryder will open a term of school at Tipton in a few days. Mr. John Albright has returned restored to his former good health, which his friends will learn with much pleasure. Lawyer Stevens last week placed in front of his cozy home the finest and most suitable iron fence in town, costing but a trifle more than the ordinary picket fence. Mr. George Beyer, son of Mr. F. D. Beyer, left last week for Montana territory. George is young and vigorous, and we hope to hear of his winning success in the far west. Mr. Harry Myers, a student of Lehigh university, is home on a short visit. Harry is one of the few of Tyrone's ambitious young men who means to make his mark in the world. On Saturday last 865 loaded cars were brought over the Clearfield branch. Allowing twenty-two tons, as an average to the car, givens a tonnage of 19,030 tons, which exceeds by 1,100 tons the trade of any preceding day. The Friendship hook and ladder company on Saturday purchased a lot sixty feet front by 170 feet deep, fronting on Blair street, for the sum of $250. The boys have ordered new uniforms and mean to make a fine display here or somewhere else on the glorious Fourth of July. Mr. Cal Anderson, who received painful scalds about the face, eyes and neck, last week, is feeling comfortable. That he will lose the sight of his eyes is a mistake. His eyes are all right. The accident occurred at the paper mill, and was caused by boiling liquor flying into his face. --------------------------------------- SINKING VALLEY NOTES Old winter is loath to allow the fickle maiden spring to assume control. There is considerable sickness in our valley at present, originating from bad colds. Catharine, wife of James Temple, is seriously from erysipelas of the face, with slight hope of recovery. Warren Crawford, from some unknown cause, has mysteriously disappeared and his whereabouts is anxiously looked for by his numerous friends. David Crawford and wife were suddenly called away to Cumberland valley to attend the funeral of Willie, son of Rev. Henry Fleck, Mrs. Crawford being a sister of the reverend gentleman. We have had some trouble in securing our new postoffice, not by any defect of the department at Washington, but by the meddling of some one in the employ of the department. We have our suspicion resting on a certain person and until he comes out with a denial we will allow them to rest right there. However, we secured the office all the same. On Friday the remains of Adie Russell were lowered into the silent tomb. Mr. Russell was aged 85 years, 10 months and 3 days. He was strictly temperate in all things, honest and upright in all his dealing, charitable and kind to all in destitute circumstances, a good neighbor, a kind and loving husband and he passed away as gently as a babe falling asleep. His remains was followed to their final resting place by quite a large number of friends, relative and neighbors all willing to pay the last sad rite to a man who was honored and esteemed by all who knew him. Peace to his ashes. ------------------------------------------- MARRIED PARKS-CAWTHERN.-At Bell's Mills, April 17, 1884, by Rev. S. F. Forgens, Mr. Emmanuel J. Parks, of Sabbath Rest, Blair county, to Miss Hannah Cawthern, of South Forks, Cambria county. McNAUL-DILLEN.-At the Eighth avenue M. E. parsonage, April 15, 1884, by Rev. G. Leidy, Mr. W. P. McNaul, of Coalport and Miss Susie Dillen, of Utahville. ROBERTSON-HAGERTY.-April 15, 1884, by Rev. J. L. Russell, Mr. William Robertson and Miss Kate Hagerty, both of this city. ROSS-McELROY.-At the United Brethren parsonage on Tuesday evening, April 17, 1884, by Rev. M. O. Lane, Mr. Nehemiah A. Ross, of Altoona, Pa., and Miss Armante McElroy, of Huntingdon, Pa. COLEBAUGH-HENGST.-All the following parsonage, Claysburg, Pa., by Rev. W. M. Andrews, on April 10, 1884, Mr. F. B. Colebaugh and Miss Ellen Hengst, both of King township, Bedford county. --------------------------- DIED ELLIS.-April 19, 1884 at the residence of her brother, James B. Wilson, of consumption, Mrs. Lillie M. Ellis, daughter of E. R. and Ezra D. Wilson, deceased, aged 24 years, 10 months and 23 days. ------------ Annie Whiteman PABlair Rootsweb List Administrator Annie Whiteman/Steve Patz Blair County Coordinators http://www.rootsweb.com/~pablair

I have the following obits, if you would like a scanned copy, email me offlist and include the name and the date the obit was sent to the list. Alpha M. Buchanan Wood, 1971 (Dysart), daughter of Charles and Lillian Campbell Buchanan. Verna Williams, 1965 (Ebensburg), daughter of William and Estella Jeffreys Williams. Catherine Sollenberger Wilcox, 1972 (Blair Co. native), daughter of Abraham and Jennie Paugh Sollenberger, widow of Noah Wilcox. Madeline Shearer Watts, 1966 (Huntingdon), daughter of Charles and Lorena Warfel Shearer, wife of Herbert Watts. Donald J. White, 1965 (Greenwood) *short death notice. Raymond Walters, 1965 *short death notice. Thresa Walters, 1972 (Greensburg), wife of Frank Walters. Minnie Romig Wagner, 1972 (Fallentimber), daughter of Reuben and Amanda Rager Romig, widow of Lester Wagner. Edna Woomer, 1978, widow of William Woomer. Harold L. Woomer, 1965 (Bald Eagle), son of Amos and Ella Howard Woomer. Marguerite Wolf, 1978, daughter of Adam and Agnes McCue Wolf. Robert Woomer, 1970 (Tyrone), son of Roy and Mary Stewart Woomer, widower of Nellie Gordon. Dale G. Wolfkill, 1974 (formerly of Bellwood), son of Oscar and Sarah Hershberger Wolfkill, husband of Lillian Bowers. John A. Wolfe, 1970 (formerly of Altoona), son of Martin and Anna Stover Wolfe, widower of Mildred Johnson. Joseph C. Wolfe, Jr., 1967, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wolfe. John D. Wolfe, 1972, son of John and Minnie Reisinger Wolfe, husband of Helen Graham. Catherine Wolf, 1968 (Lakemont), widow of Charles Wolf. Mary Cherry Woomer, 1965 (Bellwood native), daughter of Wallace and Virginia Miller Cherry, husband of Darrell Woomer. Anna Ruth Burke Wogan, 1980 (Hollidaysburg), daughter of Henry and Helen Dougherty Burke. Vera Middlesworth Wogan, 1980, daughter of Ira and Irene Middlesworth, widow of Clarence Wogan. Frank L. Wogan, 1967 (Bellwood), son of George and Elizabeth Kyle Wogan, husband of Catherine Weaver. George Woytowiez, 1970 (Juniata), son of Martin and Ann Woytowiez, husband of Florence Tupone. Grace M. Wyerman Wolf, 1972 (Duncansville native), daughter of William and Mary Caltabaugh Wyerman, wife of Joseph Wolf. Jacob Wolf, 1966 Alvin Wolford, 1969 (Altoona native), son of Samuel and Edna Wolford. Ella Howard Woomer, 1976 (Tyrone), daughter of David and Anna George Howard, widow of Amos L. Woomer. Dewey Closson, 1972 (formerly of Altoona), husband of Margaret Cassarly. Jennie Brandt Cox, 1974, daughter of George and Cora Price Brandt, wife of Lemon Cox. Grace Cassidy Chantis, 1970, daughter of Wilfred and Ruth Snyder Cassidy. David Carper, (Woodbury), son of Samuel and Annie Fink Carper. Ida Brown Cameron, 1971 (formerly of Altoona), daughter of Charles and Emma Brown, widow of Charles Cameron. Tressa Roher Linn, 1945 (Mt. Union), daughter of Sherman and Mary Harclerode Roher, wife of Harry Linn. Robert Keppler, 1945 (Huntingdon), son of Peter and Carrie Dysard Keppler. George Jackson, 1945 (Huntingdon), son of Thaddeus and Margaret Eckely Jackson, husband of Margaret Harris. George Rupert, 1945 (Huntingdon), son of William and Amanda David Rupert, husband of Gertrude Kurtz. Annie Whiteman PABlair Rootsweb List Administrator Annie Whiteman/Steve Patz Blair County Coordinators http://www.rootsweb.com/~pablair

To the honorable the Judges of the Court of Quarter Sessions in and for the Huntingdon county. The petition of Irvin Horrell respectfully sheweth that he has rented that well known stand at the foot of plane 10, A. P. R. R. commonly known as the "Cottage Inn," in Allegheny township, in said county, that he is well provided with house room and conveniences for lodging and accommodating strangers and travellers; he therefore prays your honors to grant him a license to keep a public inn or tavern, and he will pray, & c. IRVIN HORRELL We, the subscribers, citizens of Allegheny township, in said county, in which the above mentioned inn or tavern prayed to be licensed is proposed to be kept, do certify that Irvin Horrell, the above applicant, is of good repute for honesty and temperance, and is well provided with house room and conveniences for lodging and accommodating strangers and travellers, and that such inn or tavern is necessary to accommodate the public and entertain strangers and travellers. Samuel Robeson John Freis John Black Wm. H. Irvin Robert Gardner Mansa Bradley Arch'd Galbraith Wm. Hicks Wm. Williams Thos. Kay Thomas Martin Henry Pennington, jr. ------------------------------------------------ To the Honorable the Judges of the Court of Quarter Sessions of Huntingdon county. Quarter Sessions of Huntingdon county. The petition of William Barr, of the Borough of Gaysport, in said county, respectfully represents that he is well provided with house room and other conveniences necessary for the accommodations of strangers and travellers, and for keeping a house of public entertainment at his old stand in said borough, he therefore prays your honors to grant him a license of that purchase, and he will ever pray, &c. William Barr We, the undersigned citizens of said borough of Gaysport, in said county, do certify that a tavern at the above mentioned stand is necessary to accommodate the public and entertain strangers or travellers, and that William Barr, the petitioner, above named, is a person of good repute for honesty and temperance, and is well provided with house room and other conveniences for the accommodation of strangers and travellers. Joseph Riter John Wagner John Hetherington Thomas Jackson Phillip Seasoltz John Piper H. L. Patterson John Dearmit John Lowe James Hitherinton W. M. Pennington Joseph Rollin ---------------------------------------- TEACHER WANTED A Gentleman capable of taking charge of the male department of the Academy at this place can have immediate employment and a liberal compensation by making application either in person or by letter addressed to T. C. M'Dowell, Ebensburg, Pa. The applicant must come with well recommended and be qualified to teach the higher branches of an English Education, as also the Greek and Roman Classics--or the Latin language at least. T. C. M'Dowell Ebensburg, Pa., Feb. 23 --------------------------------- Annie Whiteman PABlair Rootsweb List Administrator Annie Whiteman/Steve Patz Blair County Coordinators http://www.rootsweb.com/~pablair

If you would like a scanned copy of any of the following obits, email me offlist and include the name and the date the obituary was sent to the list. Albert Uhl, 1981 (Tyrone) *death notice. Anna Welch Updike, 1977 (Tyrone) Edward Maillard, 1991 E. Elizabeth Landis Erb, 1991 (Hollidaysburg) Ellis Rice, 1991 (Williamsburg) Emma Sciarrillo, 1991 Francis Springer, 1991 (Nicktown) Fred Ulmanic, 1973 Howard Ulmer, 1967 Helen Dickson Ulsh, 1977 H. Foster Snively, Sr., 1991 (Hollidaysburg) James Gossar, 1991 (Madera) Louis Sharpe, 1991 Mary Undrosky, (Scalp Level) Max Ullen, 1966 Merrill White, 1991 Mildred Nonemaker Taylor, 1991 Richard Mentzer, 1991 (Altoona native) Robert Laich, 1991 Roy Umbower, 1981 (Williamsburg) Sister Ullrich, 1977 (formerly of Altoona) Virginia Miller Lotz, 1991 (Tyrone) Annie Whiteman PABlair Rootsweb List Administrator Annie Whiteman/Steve Patz Blair County Coordinators http://www.rootsweb.com/~pablair

Can anyone tell me where I can locate the WW I Draft Board numbers for the Hollidaysburg, Frankstown and Lakemont areas? Wayne

BEARS-David Brown, Jacob Confer and other Nimrods living at Canoe Creek, killed four bears on Thursday last. They (the bears) came down from the mountain, probably in search of food, and crossed the turnpike a few rods from Mr. Brown's house, where they were perceived and the dogs started after them. They were soon treed, one after another, and shot. They are thought to be the same "critturs" which a day or two after the election chased George W. Reed, on his way home from this place with the returns. Hollidaysburg Register. ---------------------------------------------------- RE-OPENING.--The vestibule and audience room of the Methodist E. Church, in this place, having been papered, painted and otherwise fitted up in the most handsome style, will be opened for divine service on Sabbath morning next, at 11 o'clock. We think that all who visit the Church will agree with us when we say that the audience room is decidedly the neatest outside of the cities, and that there are but few in the cities that surpass it. -------------------------------- MAMMOTH CABBAGE--We are indebted to James Park, of Allegheny Furnace, for two heads of cabbage, weighing respectively eighteen and a half and nineteen and a half pounds. They were "scroungers," and no mistake. They would "scrouge" out of their place a half dozen of the heads generally offered for sale this season. It would not take over twenty-five or thirty such heads to make the largest dutchman in the country enough "Sauer-Kraut" to do him over winter. If any one can beat the above, in the cabbage line, we should like to see the article. Anderson's potatoes are still ahead in the potato line. ------------------------------------ MAN KILLED--A railroad accident occurred in the Narrows, between Lewistown and Mifflin, on Thursday last, by which Dr. S. S. Cummings of the former place, was instantly killed. He had driven down the Pike to a point below the dam, crossed the river in a skiff and was walking down the track to visit a patient, when he met a Westward bound freight train. He stepped from the track of the freight train and was standing on the other track, looking at the train passing, when the East Mail Train Eastward came dashing along the track on which he was--the engine striking him, fracturing his skull, and instantly killing him. ---------------------------------------------- NEW BANK--The "First National Bank of Hollidaysburg" commenced business on last Monday, Col. William Jack is the President and Robert Johnston Cashier. The bank is chartered with a capital of $50,000 with the privilege of increasing it to one hundred thousand. They have not yet commenced paying out the new issue, but will do so in a very few days. For the present the business will be conducted in the building lately occupied by "Johnston, Jack & Co." This bank will meet the wants of business men of the whole county.--Register. Annie Whiteman PABlair Rootsweb List Administrator Annie Whiteman/Steve Patz Blair County Coordinators http://www.rootsweb.com/~pablair

I have the following obits, if you would like a scanned copy, email me offlist and include the name and the date the obit was sent to the list Joseph Tittle, 1990 (Bedford), son of Joseph and Mary Tittle, husband of Edna Hubler. Maria S. Layton Dudley, 1990 (Artemas), daughter of John and Rosa Gates Layton, widow of David Dudley. Larry Lehman, 1990 (Huntingdon), son of Rev. Earl and Rhoda Simmons Lehman, husband of Bessie Bontrager. Mary Dively Black, 1990 (Claysburg), daughter of Fletchard and Elizabeth Walter Dively, widow of P. Merrill Black. Ray Shirey, Sr., 1990 (Bedford), son of Dewey and Elsie Stuby Shirey, widower of Ardelia Harbaugh. Mary L. Stockenus Bowen, 1990 (Manns Choice), daughter of John and Mary Cuppett Stockenus. Irvin Honsaker, 1990 (Martinsburg), son of Ray and Nora Metzler Honsaker, husband of M. Carolyn Guyer. Peter Blanos, 1957 (Blandburg) Thomas Russell, 1959, son of William and Annie Elizabeth Lower Russell. Mary G. Morgan, 1939 (Hollidaysburg), daughter of Martin and Ellen Morgan. Laura G. Walters, 1941, daughter of Martin and Sally Moser Walters. Louis N. Long, 1957 (formerly of Newry), son of Jeremiah and Sarah Burger Long, widower of Andora Whysong. Harry W. Brant, 1957 (New Enterprise), son of Conrad and Mary Miller Brant, twice married; Sue Ebersole, Margaret Imler. Elizabeth Clabaugh Stultz, 1943 (Williamsburg), daughter of Martin and Martha Clabaugh, widow of Martin Stultz. Marian R. Cummings Dean, 1958, daughter of James and Ella Trout Cummings, wife of John Dean. William Lewis Plack, 1944 (Altoona native), father of Louis Place, husband of Susan McDowell. James R. McGraw, 1944 (Kladder station), son of Mr. and Mrs. John McGraw, husband of Annie Dietrich. Annie Wendel Stiles, 1944, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Wendel, widow of Rev. Dr. Henry Stiles. Pearl Robinson Diffenderfer, 1954 (Juniata), daughter of James and Matilda McIntyre Robinson, widow of Carl Diffenderfer. Carl E. Diffenderfer, 1952 (Juniata), son of Howard and Anna M. English Diffenderfer, husband of Pearl Butler. Frederick Curry, 1973, son of Harry and Matilda Smith Curry. George M. Cullen, 1971, son of Patrick and Mary Ann Morgan Cullen, husband of Frances Querry. Anna Weller Cupp, 1965 (Johnstown), daughter of David and Sarah Ellen Miller Weller. Bessie Rumberger Crust, 1971 (formerly of Sinking Valley), daughter of W. Elmer and Regina Beers Rumberger, widow of Walter Crust. Sister Mary Stephen Cusick, 1971 (Bradford), daughter of Michael and Catherine McIntyre Cusick, sister of Margaret Dietrich of Altoona. Orville E. Cump, 1966, son of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Cump, twice married; Mary Bickel, Martha McCaulley. Gertrude Roland Hamer Curfman, 1969 (Juniata), daughter of Adam and Jane Shaffer Roland, twice married; Jesse Hamer, Edgar Curfman. John W. Cupp, 1965 (Somerset), son of Webster and Ada Saylor Cupp, husband of Laura Shaulis. Nettie Smouse Curry, 1972, daughter of George and Mary Cornelius Smouse, widow of Arthur Curry. Annie Whiteman PABlair Rootsweb List Administrator Annie Whiteman/Steve Patz Blair County Coordinators http://www.rootsweb.com/~pablair

Mar. 3, 1911 On Tuesday, February 21, Mrs. James Curry of Scotch Valley, was called to the bed side of her stepmother, Mrs. Daniel Ober, of Maria, who was very ill, and who passed away to that better land Wednesday, February 22. Mrs. Curry is now taking care of her invalid father. The funeral of Mrs. Catharine Kephart was held at the home of her son, Alex, last Saturday afternoon, Interment in Carson Valley cemetery. On February 22, at the home of the bride, Rev. Isaac Krider performed the ceremony uniting in marriage Charles Howard Grove and Emma Jane Kirkham. Sorrow usually comes double. Just one week or a little better after the death of our good citizen, Jacob L. Weber, his brother Henry, who resides in the west, died suddenly. February 10, 1911 Brumbaugh-Burget. Wednesday evening, February 1, at 6 o'clock, Mr. emery B. Brumbaugh, and Miss Dora May Burget, were united in the bonds of Holy matrimony at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin B. Burget, near Fredericksburg, by Rev. F. R. Zook, in the presence of a near few relatives. Immediately following the ceremony a bountiful supper was served. The groom is one of Clover Creek's best young men. The bride is the oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Burget. The couple left Thursday morning to spend a few days in the east. About April first they will begin housekeeping on the farm that will be vacated by the bride's parents. Ritchey-Hall. Mr. Simon Ritchey, of Altoona, and Miss Clara May Hall, of Loysburg, Bedford county, were married at 11 o'clock Saturday morning by Alderman Adam Leake, of Altoona, at his office. Mr. Ritchey formerly resided in Loysburg, but now is employed by the Pennsylvania Railroad company in Altoona. He is an industrious young man of exemplary habits. The bride went to Altoona Saturday morning from her home, was met at the station by her future husband, and they at once repaired to the magistrate's office, where the nuptial knot was tied. They will reside in Altoona and have the best wishes of their many friends for a happy married life. A marriage license was granted on Monday to Mr. J. Clarence Berkstresser of Altoona, and Miss Nora Ott, of South Altoona. Both young people formerly resided in Martinsburg. Feb. 3, 1911 Snyder-Miller Thursday evening, January 26, at 6 o'clock, Mr. O. G. Snyder of New Enterprise, and Miss Ada Miller of Foreman, Bedford county, were united in marriage at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey M. Miller, in the presence of a number of invited guests. Both the groom and bride are successful school teachers. They will begin housekeeping at New Enterprise. Thursday, January 26, at the residence of Elinas Clapper, Charles W. Clapper and Bertha J. Young were united in marriage by Rev. Isaac Krider. Both are estimable young people of our community. Mrs. William Glenn of Altoona, was a visitor in town over Sunday. David Bowser, a retired farmer, died Saturday at his home at Blue Knob, aged 72 years. William Albright and Miss Elizabeth Ruth Hoover, both of North Woodbury township, were wedded on Tuesday at 4:15 p.m., by the Rev. B. B. Wenger, pastor of the Church of God, at the home of the bride's parents. The couple are very favorably known here among a large circle of friends. The groom is one of the roadmasters of North Woodbury township. The bride is an accomplished young lady. The ceremony was performed in the presence of the following guests: D. S. Hoover, L. B. Falknor, E. S. Burket, Roy Hoover, Charles Hoover, C. H. Shirk, J. C. Putt, and their wives; Mrs. B. B. Wenger, Mrs. William Smith, Andrew Hoover, Robert Hoover, Elvin Smith, Carl Falknor, Orville Falknor, Mary Hoover, D. R. Hoover, Jacob Shirk, John Shirk, Belva Rhodes, Lillian Rhodes, Libbie Funk. January, 1911 Cards are out announcing the marriage of Oscar G. Snyder to Ada Miller, at the home of the bride in Snake Spring Valley, Thursday evening, January 26. The funeral of Joseph Snively Fay was held Friday afternoon. He was bright little fellow and will be missed by all who knew him. Miss Minnie Smouse, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Smouse of this place, and Joseph McConnell of Altoona, were married at Cumberland, Md., on last Friday. They began housekeeping in Altoona on Monday. Annie Whiteman PABlair Rootsweb List Administrator Annie Whiteman/Steve Patz Blair County Coordinators http://www.rootsweb.com/~pablair

I have the following obits, if you would like a scanned copy, email me offlist and include the name and the date the obit was sent to the list. Janis Kreicbergs, 1965 (Sylvan Hills), son of Mr. and Mrs. Matiss Kreicbergs, husband of Anna Vitols. Stanley Klisiewicz, 1974 (Coupon), son f Casimier and Mary Klisiewicz, widower of Joan Adamczyk. Eleanor Miles Keller, 1971, daughter of George and Ida Shultzaberger Miles, widow of Milton Keller. Melvin W. Kerns, 1968 (Blair Co. native), son of Archie and Catherine Lingafelter Kerns, husband of Ethelyn Wilk. Raymond Kimmel, 1966 (Altoona native), son of William and Mary O'Donnell Kimmel. Rose Marshalek Kreydatus, 1974 (Saxton), daughter of John and Marie Marshalek, widow of Andrew Kreydatus. Edwin Kniseley, 1968 (Wst. St. Clair Twp. native), son of Joseph and Sara McGregor Kniseley, widow of Nellie Moore. Rosaleen Gates Kingston, 1966 (Flinton), daughter of Stewart and Hanna Youngkins Gates, wife of Charles Kingston. Mary Price Koch, 1965 (Altoona native), daughter of Dr. George and Ada McCleary Price, widow of Edward Koch. Thomas Kearney, 1972 (Altoona native), son of Thomas and Catherine Hanlon Kearney. B. Frank Kensinger, 1966 (Saxton), son of B. F. and Susan Kensinger, widower of Gertrude McCahan. Lillian Kephart, 1969 (Altoona native) Verna Piotrowski Rosevear, 1970, daughter of John and Helen Piotrowski, wife of Robert Rosevear. Helen Shuma Reed, 1970 (Juniata), daughter of Michael and Barbara Sova Shuma, wife of Richard Reed. James C. Ritchey, 1970 (Duncansville), son of Aden and Jennie McIntosh Ritchey. Clayton Rosenberry, 1970, son of George and Alice Jones Rosenberry, husband of Margaret Gehrdes. Santa M. LaRossa Rizzo, 1970, daughter of John and Rose Lapal LaRossa, wife of Canio Rizzo. William Royer, 1970, son of Samuel and Emma Royer, husband of Virginia Quarrello. Victoria S. Bryan Rusich, 1970 (Williamsburg), daughter of Ludwig and Jeannette Bryan, widow of Joseph Rusich. Laura Stutzman Rogers, 1970 (New Paris), daughter of Elmer and Goldie Fritz Stutzman, wife of Earl Rogers. Wendell Reisinger, 1970 (Altoona native), son of Roy and Lillian Beacham Reisinger, husband of Betty Hoffman. Mary Barroner, 1904 (Hollidaysburg), wife of Joseph Barroner. Frank Vogel, 1904 (Hollidaysburg) Chauncey Sargent, 1904 (Bellwood), Anna Patton Gardner, 1904 (formerly of Hollidaysburg), daughter of Price Patton, widow of Dr. Thaddeus Gardner. Rebecca Good, 1904 (Hollidaysburg), widow of Peter Good. Hattie Singer Black, 1954 (Wood), daughter of Isaiah and Hattie Singer, widow of Daniel Black. William Cramer, 1954 (Mill Creek), son of Martin and Priscilla Long Cramer, widower of Mary Rodkey. John C. Drake, 1954 (Trough Creek native), son of Creveling and Della Senft Drake. Dorothy Bishop, 1954 (Fulton Co.). Benjamin Peachey, 1954 (Big Valley), son of Samuel and Julia Yoder Peachey. William J. McClain, 1954 (Huntingdon Co. native), husband of Bernice Houck. Florence McClain Donelson, 1954 (Saxton), daughter of David McClain and Nancy Weyant, wife of William P. Donelson. Samuel Grubb, 1954 (Penn Twp.), son of John and Nancy Cunningham Grubb, husband of Minnie Garner. Irene Winfree, 1954 (Mount Union), *funeral notice. Annie Feaster Wike, 1954 (Huntingdon), daughter of William and Sarah Benson Feaster, widow of John C. Wike. Edward J. Painter, 1954 (Burnham), son of Jacob and Laura Thurston Painter, widower of Nellie Hall. Annie Whiteman PABlair Rootsweb List Administrator Annie Whiteman/Steve Patz Blair County Coordinators http://www.rootsweb.com/~pablair

BOILED ALIVE--A horrible accident occurred on the 28th ult., at Freeport, Armstrong county, by which a man named Frank McCallom lost his life in the following shocking manner. He was boiling salt at Mr. James' works, when by some mischance, he was precipitated head foremost into the cistern of boiling salt water. He succeeded in crawling out, but there being no one near to assist him, he unfortunately fell back again into the scalding brine. Notwithstanding this second and terrible mishap, he got out without assistance, and walked home. He was actually flayed alive, and after suffering unknown tortures, at last found ease in death, twenty-four hours after the accident. -Pittsburg Chronicle. ---------------------------------- ESTRAY--Strayed away from the subscriber, residing in Altoona, on or about the 1st of September, a LARGE BRINDLE MULEY COW. A suitable reward will be given any person who will return her to the owner, or give information where she may be found. W. K. LEONARD -------------------- CAUTION.--NOTICE IS HEREBY given to all persons not to harbor or trust my wife, SARAH JANE, she having left my bed and board without just cause or provocation, and I will pay no debts of her contracting, after this date unless compelled by law. Sept. 20, 1869 SIMON WILT ------------------------------- MARRIED At the Presbyterian Parsonage in this place, on the evening of the 17th. inst., by Rev. A. B. Clark, Mr. WILLIAM MYERS to Miss ANNA JANE STEWART, all of Altoona. On the 20th inst., in the German Reformed church, by the Rev. D. Gans, Mr. WILLIAM DENT, of this place, to Miss MARTHA JANE JONES, of Harrisburg. ------------------------------------- DIED In Schellsburg, Bedford county on the morning of the 6th last, Mr. JOHN CLARK, father of Rev. A. B. Clark, at this place, in the 71st year of his age. In Williamsburg, on the 23d inst., of consumption, THOMAS REES, (formerly Sheriff in this county,) aged about 40 years. ------------------------------------------------------- Mr. George Bolinger, who had his foot severely crushed by the cars, some time since, is now able to walk about with the assistance of crutches. A lad named Baldwin, was killed on Friday last, by being run over by the cars at Gap Station, on the Pennsylvania Rail Road. A noisy tongue is a sure index to an empty head. ----------------------------- Annie Whiteman PABlair Rootsweb List Administrator Annie Whiteman/Steve Patz Blair County Coordinators http://www.rootsweb.com/~pablair

If you would like a scanned copy of any of the following obituaries, email me offlist and include the name and the date the obituary was sent to the list. Samuel S. Mellott, Apr. 17, 1900 (Fulton Co.) Eliza Brotherton Hoover, Apr. 17, 1900 (Fulton Co. native), widow of Daniel Hoover. Eliza Gordon Shives, Apr., 1900 (Licking Creek), wife of Andrew Shives. Rachel Michaels Taylor, May, 1900 (formerly of Harrisonville), daughter of Edward Michaels. Josiah Musser, 1984 (Williamsburg), son of Randy and Robin Robinson Musser. Francis Ensbrenner, 1984 (Dysart), son of Frank and Jane Smyers Ensbrenner. Kathryn M. Craig Gunnett, 1984 (Williamsburg), daughter of Vance and Elmira Hetrick Craig, widow of Dean Gunnett. Olaf Richard, 1984 (Loretto), son of Per and Esther Richard, husband of Betty Seaman. Eva Kruas Kohler, 1984 (Patton), daughter of Wenzel and Margaret Hines Kraus, wife of Edward Kohler. Edith Morgan-Schafer Dietrick, 1983 (Patton), daughter of John and Edith Chapman Morgan Schafer, widow of Francis Dietrick. Margaret Light Jesien, 1984 (Washington, DC), daughter of Samuel and Laura Breslin Light. Lawrence Sheridan, 1984, son of Christopher and Rose Sweeney Sheridan, husband of Margaret Hanne. Debra S. Kennedy, 1954 (Alexandria), daughter of Eldon and Arlene Kennedy. Zella Haun, 1954, daughter of Franklin and Donna Lovell Haun. Harry M. Everhart, 1954 (formerly of Broad Top), son of Alexandria and Margaret Hamilton Everhart, widower of Virginia Shoenfelt. Julia Matychak, 1954 (formerly of Woodvale), widow of Joseph Matychak. W. Irvin Morningstar, 1954 (Saltillo), son of Luden and Barbara Garner Morningstar, twice married; Lydia Fisher, Ida Baker. Frank H. Drake, 1954 (Huntingdon), son of Creveling and Della Senft Drake. James S. Hart, 1954 (formerly of Saxton), son of Israel and Sophia Conrade Hart, widower of Margaret Coy. George Hutchison, 1955 (Alexandria), son of Redmond and Barbara Rudy Hutchison, twice married; Mary Ellen Piper, Byrd Fisher. Katherine Frisby Dawkins, 1955 (Huntingdon), daughter of Louis and Carrie Harris Frisby, widow of Daniel Dawkins. Mazie Dixon Wilkins, 1955 (Riddlesburg), daughter of George and Julia Hamilton Dixon, widow of William Wilkins. Bessie Shope Huber Stake, 1955 (Saltillo), daughter of David and Jennie Fulton Shope, twice married: Robert Huber, Charles Stake. Frank Bolinger, 1955 (Robertsdale), son of Jacob and Lula Kerline Bolinger, husband of Pearl Evans. David I. Norris, 1955 (Hesston), son of Samuel and Ruhama Anderson Norris, widower of Bessie Harrie. Grace Shore Rickabaugh Bretz, 1955 (formerly of Altoona), daughter of Jesse and Ellen Querry Shore, twice married; David Rickabaugh, John Bretz. Foster A. Bard, 1955 (Mount Union), son of Adam and Nannie Shore Bard. Nina Madden Chilcoat, 1955 (Rockhill Furnace), daughter of Harrison and Sarah Heck Madden, wife of Abram Chilcoat. Annie Whiteman PABlair Rootsweb List Administrator Annie Whiteman/Steve Patz Blair County Coordinators http://www.rootsweb.com/~pablair

If someone on the list has access to the following, could you please check to see what is written about a Patrick KELLY, <<34th Regiment, Company G History of Huntingdon & Blair Counties, Penna., pg 121>> Thank you for your time. Marybeth Corrigall ACMBJC@aol.com

Hello list, I recently uncovered another link to my Hart family via a daughter that married a John Hagan. Below is the information on this family. This family lived at 614 1st Avenue next door to George and Elizabeth Hart(at 616 1st Avenue). I have located this family on both the 1920 Census and the 1930 Census. If ANY one has any information on this family it would be wonderful to contact them. My Uncle William S Hart and his sister Rose Mary Hart both recall having attended their son Thomas' graduation in 1936 from Altoona Senior High School. Tracilyn Miller Brown Descendants of John Hagan Generation No. 1 1. JOHN1 HAGAN was born Abt. 1875 in Pennsylvania.(according to the 1920 census his parents were born in Ireland and England respectively.) He married MARY A. HART, daughter of GEORGE HART and ELIZABETH ANN. She was born Abt. 1879 in England.Immigrated to the US from England in 1881 Naturalized around either 1886 or 1896 according to the 1920 and 1930 census records. Children of JOHN HAGAN and MARY HART are: 2. i. VIOLA2 HAGAN, b. Abt. 1900. ii. JOHN HAGAN, b. Abt. 1901. iii. GEORGE H. HAGAN, b. Abt. 1903. iv. MARY HAGAN, b. Abt. 1905. v. JOSEPH A. HAGAN, b. Abt. 1909. vi. THOMAS M. HAGAN, b. Abt. 1915. Generation No. 2 2. VIOLA2 HAGAN (JOHN1) was born Abt. 1900. She married MR. MARSHALL. He was born in Indiana. Children of VIOLA HAGAN and MR. MARSHALL are: i. CHARLES3 MARSHALL, b. Abt. 12/08/1916. ii. ELIZABETH MARSHALL, b. Abt. 2/08/1919.

Hi. I'm looking for any information on a Daniel McGlynn that married Catherine (DALTON) , they were married on March 2, 1897 in Ehrenfeld. I would like to find their obituaries and where they are buried, and if they had any children. The last I know is they were living in the Altoona area. I also have that Daniel's father was Bernard & was born in 1872 & his mom's name was Frances ? Catherine's parents were Martin & Anna ( ARMSTRONG ) Dalton. I am related to them through the Armstrongs. Thank you, Mim