Hi This message was sent to me and I am forwarding it to the list if you can help this lady please contact her at crsharples3@aol.com thanks Judy > I have been trying to figure out the connection for years > on the Bready > families. I know that the houses in Breadyville, Bucks > County were from John > Bready and left to his two daughters. I am a descendant > of William Bready, > born Bucks County, and later migrated to Ross County, OH. > He had six > children, Margaret, Robert*, Elizabeth, James, Anne, and > Benjamin. All of > these names are in the Bready family (Bucks County) > buried in the Nashiminy > Churchyard cemetery. We find William and his brother > Robert in the tax > records up to 1799, he is on record in OH in 1801 when > his daughter Margaret > got married and in 1803 with the purchase of land. I > have never found his > wife's name, or records of their marriage. I cannot find > exactly how many > siblings were in William's family and was the first > Robert buried in the > cemetery William's father. Can you help me? Cheryl > Brady Sharples. > ===== Bucks Co. PAGenWeb page at http://www.rootsweb.com/~pabucks Homepage http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~myplace/index.htm __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send FREE video emails in Yahoo! Mail! http://promo.yahoo.com/videomail/

Dear list, If ever I need the most obscure tidbit of info, I can always count on a mailing list to supply it. So here goes with my best yet. Can anyone tell me the enumeration district number for Falls Township in the 1920 census. I can access the census through ancestry.com, but I don't see Falls Twp. listed in the descriptions. Your help would be so greatly appreciated. HelenM57@aol.com

Hi. I was wondering if there would be anyone who would be able to get this will in its entirety, and in its natural handwriting, costs to be covered by me, so that I could carefully scrutinize what it actually says? There has been some controversy as to the exact names and persons listed in the will, and being a STOCKHAM descendant, I would like to get my chance to squint at the thing! Here is the abstract: 8.406. George Stockham, Junr., Fells Twp., yeoman. August 5, 1814. Proved August 19, 1814. "In too low a state to write his name." Bro. Thomas Stockham and George Hulme of Milford exrs. Wife Elizabeth formerly Elizabeth Mulhaun. Sons John and George and child unborn. Son Joseph, by Mary Belford. Wits: M. R. Calbraith and Charles Ettel. This was found on this site: http://searches1.rootsweb.com/usgenweb/archives/pa/bucks/wills/willabstbk8.txt Thanks, Vince Summers

IF SOME ONE HAS THE 1870 AND /OR 1880 CENSUS AND DOES LOOK UP. WOULD APPRECIATE THE FOLLOWING. John Stephen/Stevens b. 1827 wife, Catherine b. 1834 Franklin or John b.1858/9 Emma L. b.1860 Lizzie May b.1876 In the 1860 census the first four are found living in Salford Township, Montgo. Co. in the home of John Gerhab. At that time the last name was Stephen. Lizzie May married into the Schwenkfelder family in 1898 and the name is listed as Lizzie May Stevens, mother Catherine Gerhab. Thank You..

>From the Bucks County Intelligencer, 1 Apr 1876 PLUMSTEAD Abram D. Nash moves from Joel Bradshaw's farm to the farm he purchased of Tobias Kohl, in Doylestown township. Barret Vandegrift moves from Buckingham to Joel Bradshaw's farm. William T. Morris moves from his farm, recently sold, to Danborough. Mrs. Enos Leidy has moved from her lot, near Point Pleasant, to the tollhouse on the Danborough and Plumstead turnpike. Reuben Fox moves from Tinicum to the small farm of Henry Y. Fulmer. Thomas Doyle from Pipersville to the farm, near Wismer post-office, purchased of John Lear. Samuel Walter from B. Hall's house, at Smith's Corner, to his new house, recently built at the same place. William H. Benner moves from the same place to Point Pleasant. George Lear has rented his farm to Lewis Wismer, and they change residences. Joseph Misson has moved from Lewis Misson's house to Nockamixon. Cyrus Black from Isaiah Yother's house to Lewis Misson's. Thomas Wonder from Bedminster to Wm. H. Sames' house. William J. Kepler from Plumstead to Pipersville. Elias Wismer from Samuel Nash's house, in Plumsteadville, to Philip Trumbour's house, at the same place. --- Ryan from Dublin to the house vacated by Elias Wismer. Isaac R. Lear has moved from Smith's Corner to Wormanville. Charles Myers moves from Stover's Mills, Point Pleasant, to Red Hill store. Jonathan Roberts to Warrington. George Roberts from the Burgess farm, at Dyerstown, to the house and lot he recently purchased, at the same place, of Christian B. Moyer. Lewis Ott from Plumsteadville to Gardenville. Jonah Umstead from Gardenville to Danborough. William Rorer from Gardenville to Doylestown. Julius Nightingale, one of the Russian families, has moved from Joseph Leatherman's house to Pekin, Ill. Mrs. Mary Slout from Henry Y. Fulmer's to the house she recently purchased of Jacob Mofford. Lewis W. Hofford moves to Point Pleasant. Joseph Penn from Philadelphia to the farm recently purchased of Josiah Michener, near Gardenville. Josiah and Joseph D. Michener to the house and lot purchased of Charles Claxton, near by. Christian Miller, Jr., to a hotel below Flourtown.

i forgot to include this info regarding christina cramer she was born june 21, 1813 possibly in plumstead penn thanks noreen french815@aol.com

>From the Bucks County Intelligencer, 1 Apr 1876 NEWTOWN Ira Hogeland moves from his farm to the Brick hotel. Barclay Stradling from the farm recently sold by his father to Penn street. Mahlon B. Linton from the farm to Chancellor street. James Briggs from his farm, in Solebury, to his new house on Chancellor street. George Shinn from Centreville, to the White Hall hotel. Robert Krewsen from Northampton to Chancellor street. E.P. Feaster from Northampton to house bought of Wm. Janney, on State street. John Duer from his farm, in Northampton, to Liberty street. Joseph VanHorn from Bridgetown. John S. Merrick will occupy his new brick house on Washington avenue. The Misses Watsons will move across the avenue to the same house. William L. Cooper from the Worth farm to the Harry Smith or railroad farm, below Newtown. Wallace Neeld from Lower Makefield to the William Cook farm, in Newtown township. William Foot from Alexander Chamber's farm, in Newtown township, to Rocksville. James McNabb from Lower Makefield to Ira Hogeland's farm, in Newtown township. Robert Clemens from Linton's house to Joseph Satterthwaite's, in Lower Makefield. William P. Mitchell from farm, near Oxford Valley, to the Woodington farm, bought in Northampton. Thomas Farley from Upper Makefield to Chambers' farm, in Newtown township. Charles Winters from Worstall's to the Lewis B. Scott farm, in Newtown township. Cyrus Vanhorn to the farm bought of Joshua Stradling, near Newtown. Joseph Lownes to a farm in Solebury. Aaron Woodruff to a farm near Milford, Delaware. Samuel L. Ettenger to a hotel at the Fox Chase. Mrs. James E. Atkinson from Brick hotel to the upper hotel, Centreville. Thomas Mullen to a store at Ambler station. Joshua Vanartsdalen to Philadelphia. William Clark to Trenton. Watson Butcher to Philadelphia. William and Watson Stradling to Bristol. William Blinn to Trenton. George K. Ridgway to Abington station, to engage in business with Edward L. New. He will have a branch office at 117 Walnut street, Philadelphia, of which his friends will be advised by a card in the Intelligencer. Willliam Janney to the farm bought of Mahlon B. Linton. Maj. Joseph B. Roberts to Hatboro, to be near a business already established. Nicholas Willard to his house on Court street. Hutchinson Girton to Court street. Morris Trego to Congress street. Tobias Swope to Court street. Wesley Phillips to Liberty street. Harry Hart to Penn street. Elizabeth Balderson to Liberty street. Harry Clark to Washington avenue, and Mrs. Girton's daughter to same house. Edward Balderson to Congress street. Frank Cornell to State street. Robert Phillips to Court street. Charles Phillips to State street. Ellwood Cox to Penn street. Richard Booth to Washington avenue. Charles Reed to State street. E. Osmond, two squares north. John Fisher and William Rutherford from Jefferson to Sycamore, and Charles Worthington and Harry Wright to the houses they leave. T. Cadwallader & Brother have rented the office recently of Ridgway & Merrick, adjoining their store, and taken down the partition between them, to make room for a display of plants and flowers from their green house. Jacob Hillborn from Newtown township to Ivyland. Eli J. Smith to Isaac Wright's near Morrisville.

i was wondering if someone could help me i am tracing Christina Cramer ....she was from plumstead (bucks county) penn........ i don;t know her parents name or if she had any siblings........ i know that she married a man named francis jacob effrick on july 22 1834....but i don;t know what church.... she gave birth to three children and then moved to canboro ontario around 1842/43 her brother in law was anthony effrick any hlep will be appreciated thanks noreen french816@aol.com

>From the Bucks County Intelligencer, 1 Apr 1876 NEW HOPE Peter Heath moves from Jersey to Hiram Ely's coach shops. Stephen Ely from Hiram Scarborough's house to Cope's house. Michael Fisher from Corson's house to A.J. Beaumont's. Lewis Yost from Kelley's house to R.E. Ely's house. F.H. Horn from R.E. Ely's to Whiteley's boarding house. Thomas Purcell from Mrs. Froenfield's house to Yardleyville. Joseph S. Hart from the brick house, late the residence of Robert Mellin, deceased, to Mrs. Froenfield's house. Benjamin W. Simpson into the house purchased of the estate of Robert Mellin. C.C.B. Johns from the old Academy to the new house recently built by William Horn, now the property of Casper Kaufman. John Ryan into the house late the residence of Hiram Ely, deceased. John Davis Ely from New Hope to Lahaska. George Milnor into the house vacated by J.D. Ely. Jacob Stillwagon fro Stroud's mills to Spring Valley. Edward Featherston from T. Stafford's house to a house purchased of Esq. Mellin's estate. Samuel Bayron from Mellin's house to a house in Delaware street. David Moore from Cope's house, on Mechanic street, to the house Bayron vacated. Simpson Kelly into Bartley's Hall. John Colton from Rabbit Run to C. Hayden's house. Mrs. Nice from Stockton's house to Stafford's house. John Green from Isaac Ely's house to Michael Tiernan's house. Moses Wilson from Ferry street to one of the Bridge Company's houses. Joseph Tomlinson from Slaughter's house to Newton Ely's house. James Williams from Benjamin Walton's house to Mrs. Bartley's Elijah Hartpense from New Jersey to Slaughter's house. William Horn into Mark Smith's house. A.B. Johnson, Esq., into his new residence. Thomas Ryan goes into the house vacated by Johnson; and David M. Lewis goes into the house Ryan leaves. Jordan Shaffer from M. McDonald's house to a house on Delaware street. John McDonald from Mrs. Welch's house to his father's house. Mrs. Donahue goes into her own house. Tinsman Bennett from Bartley's hall to the house Mrs. Donahue vacated. Isaac Scarborough from one of Grant's house[s] to his father's house. George Horn from New Hope to Sands' Corner. George Gaddis from one of Grant's houses to a house purchased of H. Ely's estate. Crispin Pearson goes into Mrs. Gandy's house. Nelson J. Bailor from Dr. Scarborough's house to M. Doud's house. Charles Stackhouse goes to Holmesburg. Samuel Winner to Solebury Mountain house. Holcomb Wolverton from Tiernan's house to Pickett's.

>From the Bucks County Intelligencer, 1 Apr 1876 NEW BRITAIN James Good removes from New Britain village to the toll-gate at Wier's Corner, on the Whitehallville nad Prospectville turnpike. John Brinker from the farm he lately sold to Enos Detweiler, Warrington, to house and lot on Prospect Hill, lately owned by L.D. Davis. Mrs. Annie Moore from Philadelphia to the former residence of Dr. Abel Mathias, in Chalfont. Dr. A. Mathias has moved to West Philadelphia. Gilbert Worthington from house owned by Meredith T. Rotzel to the one vacated by James Good. Stephen Hulshizer from house of Isaiah James to Jacob Price's, Bridge Point. Paul Fentner from Doylestown to the house vacated by Stephen Hulshizer. Eliza Rotzel has moved from New Britain village to the house of the Miss Wigtons, Doylestown township. William Garner to his new house, just completed, on Prospect Hill. George Wolfinger from the house lately owned by John Brinker to the house of Mr. Harp, on Prospect Hill. Oliver P. Hendricks from the house of B.F. Craven, Doylestown township, to that of Michael Shellenberger, on the Bristol road. Jacob Johnson has removed from the farm of Mrs. Rebecca Keeley to near Bridgetown, Rockhill. Henry Clemens from Chalfont to the farm of Mrs. Keeley. Levi Landis, shoemaker, from the house of Simon Mathews to near Bridgetown, Rockhill. Edward Fly removes from farm of Rachel Mathias, near Chalfont, to that of Samuel Oakford, same vicinity. John N. Mathias from Carversville to the homestead, near Chalfont, which he lately purchased of the heirs of his father, Rev. Joseph Mathias. John Rowland moves from the farm of Jesse Millman, Sr., to Enos Haldeman's, in Warrington. Aaron R. Swartz from Chalfont to the farm he bought of Jesse Millman, Sr. Isaac G. Funk to the farm of William Biddle, deceased. James Moore from the farm of Samuel Oakford to the farm of Judson Evans, in Doylestown twp. Edwin E. Fly from the farm of Rachel Mathias to the farm of Samuel Oakford. John N. Mathias from Carversville to the farm of Rachel Mathias. Samuel Funk from his former residence, near Iron Hill, to a house in Line Lexington. Joseph Hines from his late farm, in Warrington, to the farm he bought of Samuel Funk. Eleazer R. Martin from the lot of Jacob Conard to the farm he bought of Aaron Bruner, of Hilltown. Mr. Neeld from the farm of Louis D. Davis, in Warrington, to the lot of Jacob Conard. William J. Wintyen from New Galena to Chalfont. Beidy Scholl from I.S. Groff's to the house of William G. Detweiler, of Chalfont. John Maust form the tenant house of John M. Swartley to the house of John Polk, in Doylestown township. Adam Martin from the house of John Sherm, Sr., to the house of William H. Sherm. Joseph K. Wise from his farm to Chestnut Hill. Mrs. Christine from Warrington to a house she bought of Charles Bruner, of Chalfont. George Polk from the farm of Mrs. Stilwell to a house in New Britain village. Jonas Benner from the tenant house of Samuel M. King to the house of Joseph Leister, in Hilltown. Henry Clemens from the house of Charles Bruner, in Chalfont, to the farm of Frederick Keeley, in Doylestown twp. David Heavener from Chalfont to Philadelphia. Zachariah Waltz into the new brick house of J.M. Haldeman, in Chalfont. Eli Crouthamel from Newville, New Britain, to the farm of Enos Detweiler, in Warrington. Henry B. Swartley, from Hilltown to a house in Line Lexington. Mr. Nugent from Montgomery county to the farm formerly belonging to Hugh Foreman. Adin Brinker from his former residence, on State Road, in New Britain, to Montgomery county. Charles McEwen from the farm of Samuel Shutt to the farm he bought of Adin Brinker. Joseph L. Gross from his late residence, on the Ferry Road, to the farm he bought of Jacob Landis, near Greer's Corner. Henry Lapp, Sr., from Warrington to the farm he bought of Joseph L. Gross. John R. Rapp from Fretz's mill to Philadelphia. Henry Reiner from his farm near Fretz's mill to a farm near Montgomeryville. George Rosenberger from Souders Station to the farm of Jacob Swartley, in New Britain. Peter Ott from Hilltown to a house he bought of Charles Bruner, in Chalfont. Samuel O. Moyer from Hilltown to the house partly occupied by Henry Book.

Hello listers, I was in an antique shop near Baltimore, MD recently and found: 1. Civil War discharge certificate for Abner U. WILLIAMS of Pennsylvania 2. Marriage license for Lewis W. MARTIN and Catherine R. VOGEL, both of Lancaster, PA, married 26 Aug 1929 If you are interested in location and details, please e-mail me privately. I hope these may help somebody. Sandy

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Hi everyone, I recently received my copy of the latest edition of the William Tennent Alumni directory, it covers Southampton High, Warminster Southampton High & William Tennent (All incarnations of the same school) from 1932 until 1999. The High school covers those that live(d) in Southampton, Warminster & Ivyland. If the person responded to their mailings current address are included, There is also a listing by graduation year (includes all graduates) Maiden names & married names are cross referenced. If anyone would like look ups I'd be glad to do it. ~Dolly

Here is some new information I have on my g-great Aunt Martha Smith Overholt. I am trying to confirm Simeons parents. Also the old record has three children born to them and in the 1910 census Martha does list 3 born 1 living. Are these other children buried in Bucks county. Did they die as infants? I would like to know about them. I am the great granddau of her brother William Smith mentioned herein: He is buried in Doylestown by his parents. Any additonal information would be most welcome. Sue Ellen Ash 1. SIMEON S OVERHOLT was born 1 April 1830 in Bucks county, Pennsylvania, USA, and died 25 January 1898 in Rising Sun, Randolph township, Ohio county Indiana, USA. He married MARTHA CADWALLADER SMITH in Pennsylvania, USA, daughter of EZRA SMITH and DEBORAH QUINBY. She was born 12 March 1835 in Castle Valley, Doylestown twp, Bucks Co, PA, and died 24 April 1913 in SalyerPark, Delhi township, Hamilton county, Ohio, USA. Notes for SIMEON S OVERHOLT: There were two Simeon Overholts of Bucks county, one the son of Samuel but I think he was born 1 Dec 1840 and had the middle name of Godshall. There could be a son of Abraham Overholt named Simeon Shutts Overholt. Is this our Simeon??? ............................................................................ ................................................... Simeon was a Superintendent of Schools of Bucks county PA, for many years, according to a newspaper article in 1915. I am still looking for the reason he was in Rising Sun Ohio county, Indiana Probably teaching there. ............................................................................ ................................................... ?Church Member of the Methodist Episcopal in Rising Sun ............................................................................ .................................................... Letter Edged in Black to Mr William B. Smith Whitewater, Kansas Funeral Notice. Died In Rising Sun Indiana, Tuesday Evening January 25 1898 Prof. Simeon S, Overholt aged sixty-seven years, nine months, and twenty four days The funeral will take place at the Methodist Episcopal Church this (Thursday) afternoon at 2:30 o'clock (sun time) Rev. Dr. Rawlins officiating. The friends of the family and citizens generally are respectfully invited to attend. Rising Sun, Ind, Jan 27 1898. ............................................................................ ..................................................... Notes for MARTHA CADWALLADER SMITH: 1900 Census Indiana ED 114 (Image 21 Ancestry) Rising Sun, Randolph township Ohio county, Indiana 13 June 1900 High Street #314/315 Overholt, Martha w f head 65 March 1835 wd PA PA PA Miller, Viena ? w f boarder 16 attending school ............................................................................ ................................................... 1910 Census Ohio ED 313 (image 5 Ancestry) Saylor Park, Delhi township, Hamilton county, Ohio 16 April 1910 Center Street #61 Overholt Martha C. w f head 75 widow PA PA PA 3/1children Overholt Hasseltine w f dau 38 single teacher Public schools PA PA PA ............................................................................ .................................................... Ohio Death Index Volume #1054 Certificate #22544 Overholt Martha C. April 24 1913 Salyor Park, Cincinnati, Hamilton county, OH ............................................................................ .................................................... The Recorder Rising Sun Indiana 1899 & 1900 >From the Compiled record for "Home for the Holidays in Ohio county, Indiana" "Hassie Overholt is spending holiday week here with her mother." 24 December 1899 "Hassie Overholt is home from Delhi for the school vacation." December 1900 ............................................................................ ..................................................... We know that in July 1900 Martha was paid a visit by her sister and neice, Louisa Smith Rich and Letitia Smith of Whitewater Kansas. They remained three weeks with her. Letitia wrote home of her times there to her brother Bennie. Letter in files of Sue Ellen Ash ............................................................................ .................................................... Children of SIMEON OVERHOLT and MARTHA SMITH are: i. GERTUDE OVERHOLT. ii. BOY OVERHOLT. iii. HASSIE OVERHOLT. ............................................................................ ............................................. I have photos of Hassie. Photo of the Methodist Home where she later lived in Cincinnati, OH. She was not married so there are not direct desc of this family that I am aware of. I dont have her death date or burial yet.

Hello everyone, Can anyone out there help me with this name? Any and all info will be shared. Thank you all. Wayne BILBY

Hello Everyone, Can anyone out there help with some info on this name? Any and all info will share. Thank you all. Wayne BILBY

>From the Bucks County Intelligencer, 1 Apr 1876 BUCKINGHAM John S. Bally moves from Centreville to the Roset place. John G. Palmer from Mechanicsville to Centreville. C.V. Large to the place purchased of John G. Palmer, in Mechanicsville. Mrs. Jesse H. Atkinson to the place vacated by C.V. Large, near Spring Valley. Henry G. Fell to the farm purchased of W.K. Large, on the Danborough pike; and Lewis K. Large to the farm vacated by H.G. Fell. James Bissey to the farm occupied by Wilson Lippincott; the latter to the lot vacated by James Bissey. James Carver to one of J.G. Palmer's houses in Mechanicsville. Moses Palmer from Danborough to one of Silas H. Beans' houses. S.G. Watson to the house of George Fell, on the Durham road; and Joseph H. Lear, from Philadelphia, to the place Mr. Watson now occupies. John M. Gray moves from his farm to his new house in Forestville. J. Mathias Flack from William Carr's farm, at San[? illeg.] Corner, to the farm vacated by J.M. Gray. Eber Worthington from Jonathan Walton's to Norris Wilson's farm, near Pineville. Charles Gray from John Mathews' house to his farm, heired from the late John Gray, Sen. Benjamin Hageman from the farm he sold to Charles Williams to the house vacated by Charles Gray. William Steiner from Charles Williams' lot to the farm vacated by Benjamin Hageman. Yardley Wismer from Edward Williams' house to the lot vacated by William Steiner. Jacob Hiesler from Charles Williams' house, near the mountain toll-gate, to Phineas Hellyer's house, near Mechanicsville. William Goddard from William Friday's house, near Bushington, to a lot which he bought, near Ringoes, New Jersey. William Friday from John Kimble's house to the house vacated by William Goddard. John Morris from Justice Cox's house to John Flack's. Barney Vandegrift from the Cox farm, at Bushington, to the Bradshaw farm, near Gardenville. Lewis Worthington from his farm near Newville to John Higgins' house, in Forestville. John Warner from John Higgins' house, in Forestville, to Willliam Howard's house, in Penn's Park. Frank Worthington from his store property, in Newville, to the farm he bought of his brother Lewis Worthington. Walter Carver from Luther Calvin's house to Forestville. Abner Worthington from Josiah Roberts to the McKinstry farm, in Wrightstown. William Strickler from the McKinstry farm to Cyrus Sackett's farm, in Bush Valley. Henry Wilkinson from his farm to the Rush Valley store, and his brother Ellwood takes the farm. Louisa Bower from Samuel Richardson's farm at Worthington's Corner to the farm she purchased of Charles Meredith, in Doylestown township. John Hartley from Cheltenham to the farm vacated by Mrs. Bower. Samuel Carver from Jesse Ewer's house to the Grafley lot, near the Mountain toll-gate. Charles Sickle from Bridge Valley to near Carversville. William Howard from his lot, in Penn's Park, to his farm, near Rush Valley. J. Henry Cornell from Churchville to near Flemington, New Jersey, on the Rev. Mr. Voorhees' farm. Ellwood Stagner moves into the house vacated by Martin Ewer, at Hartsville Station. John Cook from Aaron Gilmore's near Centreville, to Jacob Conard's farm. Benjamin Clark from John Niblick's house to Patrick Canary's house. Elias Cosner from Independent School house to John Niblick's house. Jesse Taylor from Pineville to Reading. Harman Kephart from Bushington to Warrington Square. William Rogers from the Turk to the farm vacated by Harman Kephart. Edward Ely from his lot near Bushington to Doylestown. James Reynolds from Bushington to the Cox farm, near by. John Parsons from near Lahaska to Cox's tenant house. John Puft [? illeg.] from Mrs. Clark's house, in Concord, to the new house he built, in the same village. Warner Peters from Wilson Woodman's to his mother's lot near Claytown. John Knowles from John Carver's house to Northampton. Henry Terry from near the Chain Bridge to house vacated by John Knowles. Jacob Lugar quits the hatboro and Centreville stage line and moves to the Spring Valley hotel; and Samuel Goss from there to Acuff's hotel, Gwynedd. James Murray from Cottageville to the blacksmith shop, in Greenville; and Jonathan Penrose from there to [William] Stavely's farm. Garrett B. Naylor from Stavely's to the late William Scarborough's. Martha Scarborough to J. Watson Case's, Doylestown. Maria Reeder goes to John W. Gilbert's house. William DeBinder from Gilbert's house to part of the house late of Charles Betts' estate. George W. Reily from William Lukens' house to that of Peter White; Lorenzo Lear from there to Joseph Brooks' house; W.H.H. Carver from Brooks' to Benjamin Past's, Lahaska. Rebecca Betts from Solebury to house late of Anna Williams, Lahaska; and Gulielma Shaw from there to the one she purchased from Merritt Randall. Elias Eastburn from Kennedy Hill to his new house in Lahaska. Eli Doan from the Spring Valley Mills to the Fleecy Dale Mills; and Jacob Stillwagon, from New Hope, succeeds him. Nelson Doan from John Fluck's house to the lot late of John B. Campbell's estate; James Acor from Solebury to Fluck's house. Warner Doan from Evan Stover's house to the farm he bought of George Geil, Doylestown township. John Kimble back to his own house; and Eli C. Michener from Kimble's to Frankford. Emanuel R. Peterson from the end of the mountain to Joseph Fell's house, back of the grave-yard; Richard Wills where Peterson lived. James Blackson from Lewis Anderson's house, and John D. Mitchell from Joseph Fell's house to Doylestown. William H. Naylor from Squire Paxson's house to Lewis Anderson's house. Solomon Pollard from Anderson's to Robert P. Ash's house, Greenville. Daniel Melroy from Centreville to Doylestown township. John Koch, Jr., from Aaron Gilmore's to James E.[B.?] Fell's farm, late J.G. Conrad's. Henry Myers from Fell's to William W. Carr's farm. John Sands from James Sands' house in with J.M. Flack. Hugh Torrence from Frederick W. Harper's house, Plumstead, to Sands' house. Albert S. Hill from the Roset property to Charles Matthew's house, Wrightstown. Jacob Scheerer into the house he bought of Charles Swain, Centreville; Swain into part of William Stavely's house, at Claytown; Edward Swain into the other part from the Grafly lot. Frank Carver from Bridge Valley to the Grafly lot. James T. Davis from Stavely's house to Joseph S. Atkinson's farm. Henry Hartley from Bustleton into part of William A. Smith's house, Centreville. James G. Winner goes from Edward H. Williams' house, to Charles Williams', near the toll-gate. George Worthington from the farm of John Grey to Elisha Reeves' farm, near Yardleyville. Harry Bailey into part of William W. Carr's tenant house; Jonathan Townsend from there to Edward Williams' house; William Tolen from there to his own house in Buckmanville. Lewis Large from D.W.C. Callender's farm to Seneca M. Fell's. Michael Kunser, Jr. from Asher Worthington's house, near Worthington's Corner, to Jesse Ewer's house, in Warwick.

>From the Bucks County Intelligencer, 1 Apr 1876 DOYLESTOWN AND VICINITY Charles Murfit moves from the Fox property to Philadelphia. Alfred E. Firman from Main to Court street. Martha B. Atkinson from Main street to Spring Valley. George McIntosh from the Nightingale property to the new house lately purchased by C.C. Cox. Mrs. Eliza Scott from house on east State street to one on west State street. Missionary Newton's family to between Doylestown and Philadelphia. John T. Doan from the bakery on State street to the Danbert building. William Vaux from State street to the new house he built on Centre street. William H. Vaux across State street to the house vacated by his father. James Mann from Norristown to the State street bakery. Preston Price from State street to the house of his son Oliver, on York street. A.G. Hibbs from Columbus, Ohio, to house lately purchased of Charles Rotzel, below Baptist church. John S. Beers from house purchased by Hibbs to one of John Clemens' houses, on Main street. Jacob Barnes from State street to Kintnerville. Miles M. Chambers from Mechanic street to Linden Avenue. Independence Moser from Hamilton street to one of Samuel Geil's houses. William Harrold from Clinton to Court street. Rev. A.J. Hastings to Philadelphia. Summers A. Smith to Philadelphia. Mrs. Bodine from Centre street to near Exhibition grounds. William Cooper from York street to one of John Clemens' houses. John Hargrave from Clinton to York street. Fred Mottershed to Philadelphia. Joseph Ely from Court to Hamilton street. George Geil from township into house left by Ely. Mrs. McIntyre from York to Pine street. Mrs. Cathers from Centre street to Mrs. Callender's house in Germany [Note: This was a section of Doylestown called "Germany," not the country.] Samuel A. Firman from Cox's house on State street to the Summers A. Smith property. Charles Hart from Doylestown to Penn's Park. Moses Kulp, Sr., breaks up housekeeping. Jacob W. George from his farm in the township to the Germany hotel. Henry C. Lear takes possession of his new house on Court street. William H. Force into Mrs. Taylor's house on State street. Caleb E. Wright from Wilkesbarre to the Fox mansion, on State street. Allen Flitcraft from New Jersey to John Lloyd's house, on South Main street. Joseph Godshalk from near Bridge Point to Pebble Hill. Joseph Brunner to Philadelphia. Oscar Dudbridge from Wrightstown to Bridge Point. Mrs. Trumbower from Bridge Point to Doylestown. Charles Finney goes from Doylestown to a farm in Warwick. William H. Walker from Doylestown to Pottsville, Pa. A.S. Dudbridge from State to York street. Mrs. Donatt from Pine street to York.

hi list, I am trying to find info. on an Abraham and Mary (Hoover) Landis. Her parents are not known at this time. It seems she was born in Montg. Co. and Abraham was born in Bucks Co. I found an Abraham Landis in the 1830 census. He is listed in Upper Salford twp, Montg. Co. If anyone has some info. to share or ideas where I could find out more about this family, please let me know. 1 male under 5 1 male 5-10 1 male 40-50 1 female under 5 1 female 5-10 1 female 10-15 1 female 30-40 Regina Landis ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/web/.

Hello all! Is there a cemetery book for Bristol, Bucks Co., PA. If so, would anyone be kind enough to do a lookup for me? I am looking for the family of William R. and Margaret CAROTHERS BAILEY living at 68 Washington St., Bristol, PA from 1877 to around 1900 at which time they moved to Washington, DC. I suspect that William R. BAILEY was the son of Thomas Barclay BAILEY, who was living next door. Margaret was the daughter of Theodore and Mary Ann HIBBS CAROTHERS who were just a few houses down. Looking for the burial sites for the following individuals: Siblings Clifford S. BAILEY: 6 Dec 1880 - 16 March 1881 Dora May BAILEY: 12 Dec. 1885 - 20 April 1886 Charles Harris BAILEY: 28 July 1893 - 14 March 1894 Thomas Barclay BAILEY: About 1823 - After 1880 Cynthia BAILEY: About 1824 - after 1880 Theodore B. CAROTHERS: Sept 1824 - 16 Sept 1893 Mary Ann HIBBS: 28 Feb. 1833 - 5 May 1907 If there are any others in the family plot of these folks, I'd like to know them as well. I'd be glad to return the favor with a GA or other nearby state lookup. We have a WONDERFUL genealogy library here. Just not a lot on PA!! Thanks! Amanda Cook Macon, GA __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send FREE video emails in Yahoo! Mail! http://promo.yahoo.com/videomail/