Researching Gray from Allegheny Township, Blair County (found them in 1850 & 1860 censuses) Samuel Gray & son Milton Gray are my direct lines. Milton later moved to Allegheny County to Glenfield, then Robinson Township. Cindy Gray Pgh, Pa

Hi Liz: It seems most of your names connect with the Isenbergs. Is that your connection? HAMER Elizabeth (ca 1820 - 1865) m. Henry ISENBERG; Elizabeth (1856-1932) m. John Lefford ISENBERG LAFFERTY Nathan (1813-1887) m. Anna ISENBERG GEESEY Nancy Jane (1842-1926) m. George W. ISENBERG. LEFFARD Anne (1806-1868) m. Enoch ISENBERG ca 1827 Isabel (1800 - ?) m. Daniel ISENBERG Also: Enoch ISENBERG had one son and two daughters who married ISENBERGS (related too) Marge Wilcox, Brighton, MI ----- Original Message ----- From: "Liz Jones" <ljones8@starband.net> To: <PABLAIR-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 01, 2003 4:49 PM Subject: [PABLAIR-L] Roll Call > > Hi List, > > List: > > My Blair County names are: > > Stevens/Stephens > Yingling > Hamer > Moore > Emes > Kopp > Lafferty > Geesey > Tanneyill/Taneyhill/Tannahill > Isenberg > Leffard > > > Thanks! > Liz Jones > Boalsburg, PA > > > > > > > > > > ==== PABLAIR Mailing List ==== > Access all PA Data boards here: > http://www.pa-roots.com/data.html >

Surnames: Seese Feathers Cross Miller Stepp Cole Brian

Hi: My HUNTER connection: Maria HUNTER (ca 1837 - ? ) m. Michael McGlinsey ca 1855. She was daughter of James and Jennet HUNTER. In 1860, Michael & Maria are living with the Campbell family and there are no children listed. Michael married a 2nd time before 1870, to Margaret Craine. Hope this helps. Marge Wilcox, Brighton, MI ----- Original Message ----- From: "abbybowman" <abbybowman@msn.com> To: <PABLAIR-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 01, 2003 7:38 AM Subject: [PABLAIR-L] (PABLAIR-L) Roll Call > Hi all..... > > In PA, I am currently researching: > > Nixdorf > Nicodemus > Dunmire > Herzog > Hunter > Carles > > Happy 2003! > > > ==== PABLAIR Mailing List ==== > Please direct any questions or comments regarding this list to rjwnlw65@aol.com >

Hi: A possible connection with your SMOUSE name: SMOUSE: All marriages in Frederick Co., MD; moved west to Huntingdon, Mifflin Counties. Dorothea (1764 - 1852) m. Enoch ISENBERG, ca 1784 Margaret (ca 1775 - ?) m. Peter ISENBERG, 1796 Maria (1763-1839) m. Nicholas ISENBERG, ca 1780 The group of Isenberg families moved to Huntingdon County ca 1810. Hope this help. Marge Wilcox, Brighton, MI ----- Original Message ----- From: "Russell Mudgett" <russmudgett@msn.com> To: <PABLAIR-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 01, 2003 2:42 PM Subject: [PABLAIR-L] ROLL CALL > Happy New Year! > > Researching: > > Beringer (Berringer), from Indiana County > > Claar > > Craig (more so in Indiana County, Greene Twp) > > Dugan > > Hartman (Conrad Godfrey Hartman in Blair County in late 1700s/early 1800s, then moved to Indiana County) > > Leonard (family moved from Bedford and Adams Counties in PA and earlier from NJ: Mary Flora is Kathy's Grandmother) > > Mattas > > Mays > > Smouse > > Spearing (Edward T. is Kathy's G-Grandfather) > > Sprow (Edward Clinton is Kathy's Grandfather) > > Thanks, > > Russ and Kathy (Beringer) Mudgett > Chandler, Arizona > > > ==== PABLAIR Mailing List ==== > Blair County township maps: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/maps/pa/county/blair/usgs/ >

Hi: Just a few things that may or may not help, all in Blair/Huntingdon Counties: YINGLING. Have a Hannah Yingling (1819-1854) who married Jesse Estep ca 1837. Incidentally, a Ms/Mrs. Yingling works/worked in the probate office of Huntingdon County. SCHULTZABARGER and variations: Margaret Jeanette "Maggie" SCHULTZABERGER, (1861-1936) m. 1878 Augustus Isenberg. James SHULTZABERGER (ca 1860 - 1942), m. 1881 Mary Jane Isenberg Gertrude May SHULTABERGER (of James), 1881-1942, m. 1901 George Robert Shaner Charles SCHULTZABARGER (1907 - ? ) m. 1933 Eleanor Ruth Isenberg I know all the Isenbergs are related but unsure about the Schultzabargers. Let me know if you need want more specific info. Hope this helps. Marge Wilcox, Brighton, MI ----- Original Message ----- From: <Dahbonnar@aol.com> To: <PABLAIR-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 01, 2003 7:00 PM Subject: [PABLAIR-L] ROLL CALL > I am Deborah Hainley Bonnar, originally from Altoona, PA, now living in > London, England. I am researching the following surnames in Blair County: > > Hainley/Hanline/Henlein (Franklin Co. then Woodbury Twp. and Altoona) > Reininger (Roaring Spring) > Thomas (Blue Knob) > Farrell (Roaring Spring) > Shoenfelt (Hagerstown, MD then Taylor Twp.) > Miller (Berks Co. then Woodbury Twp.) > Baker (East Sharpsburg) > Shultzaberger/Shultzberger/Sultzberger (York Co. then Altoona) > Yingling (Carroll Co., MD then Roaring Spring, Williamsburg, and Altoona) > Wicker (Logan Twp. and Altoona) > Conrad (Adams Co., Cambria Co., then Altoona) > Dell (Altoona) > Williams (Williamsburg) > Powell (Altoona) > Bowers (Martinsburg and Altoona) > Black (Cassville and Altoona) > Davis (Martinsburg) > Longenecker (Lancaster Co. then Roaring Spring) > Hampshire (Martinsburg) > Murray/Merry (Cassville) > Fluck (Morrisons Cove then Roaring Spring) > Baker (Cambria Co. then Altoona) > Nagle (Cambria Co. then Altoona) > > > ==== PABLAIR Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe to this list, e-mail > pablair-l-request@rootsweb.com > with the single word > unsubscribe >

Hi all: Obviously, this is very busy list with a huge active membership. I'm still in the same old rut even after almost 25 years. SHANER, Jacob, b. 1810 PA, d. ??? in Centre Co. 1840 - 1870, only son, John Irvin (b. 1839) lived Blair Co. wife: FRIEL, Mary Elizabeth "Peggy/Polly", b. 1805 in PA or IRE McGLINSEY, Michael, b. 1819 in IRE, d. 1895 in Antis Twp. (father John; mother Phoebe) wifes: Margaret HUNTER, d. bef 1863 Margaret CRAINE, ca 1830, PA, d. 1909 Antis Twp. CRAINE/CRANE, Christiam E., b. 1795, d. 1869, Antis Twp (back to Berks Co. - Evan Crane) wife: Elizabeth WILSON, b. ca 1805, d. 1886, Bellwood, daug. of Thomas & Agness (SCOTT) WILSON ISENBERG, John b. 1807, d. 1886, , lived Alexandria, Huntingdon (have much on this line) wife: Catherine SHADE, b. 1819, d 1894 in Shirleysburg, Huntingdon Co. BRICKWALLS: Jacob SHANER, Mary Elizabeth FRIEL. Catherine SHADE Be glad to share or receive any suggestions. I believe part of my problem is various spellings of these names. Happy New Year. Marge Wilcox, Brighton, MI

Hello, I am looking for the following families. Would love to hear from anyone who shares an interest in these names. Parks Gordon Detwiler Brumbaugh Showalter Carper Happy 2003! Tina

mainly looking for Fonner's (spelled anyway you can pronounce it) but also seeking info on Deemer, Goweram, and Dilts See New Blair Co database at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~refonner/index2.htm Thanks. Randy Fonner, Extension Specialist Dept. of Agricultural Engineering Rm 332 AESB, 1304 W. Pennsylvania Ave. MC - 644 Urbana, IL 61801 Ph 217.333.2611 Fax 217.244.0323 refonner@uiuc.edu http://www.livestocktraining.com

Happy New Year! I am looking for the following names in Blair County: Incitti DeStefano Nardelli (Nardella) Machiarola (Altoona and Galitzin) I can't thank Annie enough for all that she does for the list. I just have to share something special with everyone. I had the best New Year's Day ever. After loking for a long time on the internet for a family connection, it finally happened! I made a connection with my Incitti family, which originated in Arnara, Italy. Well, one of my relatives from Arnara, Italy came to visit me on New Year's Day! It was just my luck that someone I had talked with a long time ago on a message board, remembered me and the family that I was searching for in Arnara. It just so happened that he too was related to the same family as I was, but through a different branch. He contacted me three weeks ago to tell me that he had found my relatives and that one of them (my 2nd cousin's daughter) was coming to America for a visit. He forwarded e-mail from me to Italy, and then I got my first e-mail message from my cousins in Italy. We wrote back and forth prior to her arrival in America. What an experience, I just can't put it into words how wonderful! it was. This delightful young woman brought a wealth of family pictures with her. We shared pictures and stories all day together. Her father, my 2nd cousin will not go on an airplane, so I believe now I will finally make a trip to Italy. I have so many relatives there that have been wondering about the Incitti's in America, while we were always thinking about them. It was a wonderful way to start the New Year! So don't stop searching!! You never know when you will make a connection, it will be when you least expect it. Johanna Walker-Koenig

Researching: Edelblute (var. spellings you couldn't imagine and too many to list) (~1750 to ~1850) others: Conrad Crocket Beaver, Bedford, Blair, Cambria, Cumberland, Indiana, Jefferson Counties, PA. Hapy New Year, Trevor

The following in late 1700s, early 1800s: GLASGOW,John GLASGOW,Samuel GLASGOW,John Watts TAYLOR or HUNTER,Margaret, wife of John Glasgow WILSON, Thomas WILSON, Mary. wife of Samuel Glasgow MAIZE,George W. These ancestors were in Huntington/Blair/ Cambria Counties untill my direct line went West in the late 1830s Jack Glasgow Way out West in Orygun

Happy Gene Hunting in 2003! This is a note--just as it was written when I received it except for my (notes): Shaver Creek-Huntington Co. Penn. John & Susan (Susannah--maiden name unknown to me) Sedonbough Sr. John Jr. (changed name to Seedenburg & married Martha Gifford) lived in Indiana. Henry (name changed to married Esther Hoover Brumbaugh) -Christina (I have not found her), Elizabeth married Bernard Lorentz, Hannah Sedonbough Manifold (married Jesse Manifold, moved to Indiana and then on to Iowa). John Sedonbough Sr. was burned in furnace, mother left Hannah's grandmother (last name unknown) take her-she married-Jessie Manifold in Indiana at the age of 15 or 16 yrs. Susan Second marriage SEEDENBERG to (Ethan) Chilcott 2 children to this union NAMES: Sedonbough or variations Seedenburg or variations Gifford Brumbaugh Lorentz Manifold I have hired researchers in Blair and Huntingdon Counties, but I would sure like to exchange information with anyone out there having information on these names. Mary Lou in Iowa

When posting information for rollcall, it helps to include some dates if known. It makes much difference for those researching families 1794 to 1810 vs 1860 to 1930. Many early Blair (then Huntingdon) moved "out west". Morris

Hi Everyone, Best wishes for a happy, healthy and safe new year. Searching for: Williams Bowser or Bowers Trimbath Blackburn Griffith Ferree Karen NY State

All of the following surnames are being researched in Huntingdon/Blair County between 1785-1860. TIPPERY, HARPST, COPENHAVER, BARTO(W), TAYLOR, BURKET, PRICE, STEER

Fisher Patricia Fisher Hamill

I am researching" Miller Hewit Cain Lamb Spenser/Spencer Thank you Marjorie Hricko m.hricko@worldnet.att.net

Searching for info for (Tom) Joseph Thomas Dobbie b. 1885 in Scotland, d. 1949 in Conway Borough, Beaver Co., PA, m. 1907 in Gallitzin, Cambria Co., PA to (Cloe) Mary Clotilda Eckenrode b. 1887, d. abt. 1943 in Altoona. Tom was living in Altoona when he died. The family story is that he came to America with his grandparents. His last name was either Livingstone, and he changed it to his grandparents last name of Dobbie, or he was a Dobbie, and they were Livingstone. Tom & Chloe had 12 children, 8 are known: Helen (Sis) b. 1909 in Gallitzin; Thomas Harold b. 1911 in Johnstown; Russell James b. 1916 in Gallitzin, Joseph b. 1918; Hazel b. 1921; Betty b. 1923; and Lloyd b. 1925. Looking for obits, grave records (they were catholic) and descendants. Thanks, Marc Archer in Michigan

Searching for information on KINLEY. Lived in Altoona, 1880-+, probably in Juniata. Originally from Clinton County, Lock Haven area. Charles Kinley, wife Anna FABLE, children; Phillip, Emma (married a Robertson ?), Jennie (never married), Fred, Eleanor and Hillis. Ed Murphy CT