i am new to this ...... i am searching for the name cramer....i have traced her to bucks county....possibly plumstead..... i don;t know the name of her parents.... she was born on june 13, 1813 she married a man named francis jacob effrick on july 22, 1834 in plumstead....(husband was from alsace-lorrine) she moved to canada around 1840 can someone please help.... i don;t know where to go.....i do not live in penn. so i am kinda confused as to where to look thanks noreen french816@aol.com

>From the Bucks County Intelligencer, 1 Apr 1876 HILLTOWN. Samuel O. Moyer from Jacob H. Moyer's farm to Whitehall, New Britain township. Reuben Algard from Joseph Rosenberger's farm to Hagersville. Sassaman Fulmer form his farm to Moyersville. Moses Stout from Jacob Bishop' s farm to Sassaman Fulmer's farm. Jacob Detweiler from his farm in Bedminster to the farm he bought of Jacob Bishop, in Hilltown. George Levers from Daniel Albright's farm to Philadelphia. George Snyder to the farm he bought, formerly Peter L. Snyder's deceased. Morgan Morgan from Hilltown to Bedminster. Jonas Schrauger to Jacob Scholl's house. Jacob Scholl into his new house. John Kerns from the Leidytown hotel to Line Lexington. John Seipel from Abraham Gerhart's house to the Leidytown hotel. Dr. J.P. Aaron from David High's house, on Broad street, to Abraham Gerhart's house, in Leidytown. Q.A. Fretz from Hilltown to a farm he bought in Hatfield township, Montgomery county. Kate Allsbach from Levi Yoder's house to John Kober's house, in New Britain. Mennon Kratz moves to the place he bought of Jacob Datesman. Jacob Datesman to a farm he bought in Richland. J.B. Ramsey from Hilltown to Clinton street, Doylestown. William Johnson from Doylestown township to William Moyer's farm, in Hilltown. Mrs. Grace Ritchie from Hilltown to Clinton street, Doylestown. Mrs. Maria Snyder from Hilltown to Bridgetown, Rockhill township. Pharus Albright to the property he bought of William Yoder. Eleazer Martin from New Britain township to the farm he bought of Aaron Brunner, in Hilltown. Charles Albright from Hilltown to Enos Detweiler's farm, in Warrington township. Samuel Smith from Leidytown to Pharus Albright's house. Glancy Heil from Moyersville to Dublin. Horace Heil from Sellersville to Moyersville.

>From the Bucks County Intelligencer, 1 Apr 1876 HULMVILLE. Allen VanHorn moves into the house vacated by H.M. Meredith, adjoining store property on Main street. William Force from Bristol to property vacated by A. VanHorn. Mrs. Mary Hibbs from H.B. Webster's farm, in the borough, to house belonging to Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly, on Main street, and Jonathan Ridge from Bellmead farm, Bristol Twp., to farm vacated by Mrs. Hibbs. Augustus Snyder from Philadelphia to house on Water st. Edwin Walton from Thomas Gaffney's house to the York property, on Main street.

>From the Bucks County Intelligencer, 1 Apr 1876 FALLS. Isaac Robbins comes back to his place, on which Edward Ivins has been living the past year. Yardley Palmer moves from the tenant house on that place and George Armstrong goes in. Elwood Bunting leaves Ann Ellis' farm to go to New Jersey, his place being supplied by John Hellings. Cyrus Hohman goes from John Robbins' tenant house to Allentown, N.J. Albert Bradford, who lived on Ely Wolsey's farm, has bought a small place of John English, near the Ford Mill, and a man named Ecke comes into the house. Charles Kemble goes from James Robbins' to Edward Lovett's. Edward Barrett from Francis Collins' to Bordentown. Hugh Cammel takes his place. Edmund Hellings into the house with his father. Henry Johnson from a house belonging to Elwood Burton into one of John Wright 's in Tullytown. William Vansant goes into E. Burton's house. Joshua Lippincott from Mrs. Swift's to D.S. Lovett's house. John King from B. Briggs' to Amos Headley's. Henry Burton from Lydia Bickel's to William Harper's, to board with that family. Thomas Scott from Mr. Krusen's to Leland's. George Minster from Rachel South's house to Emilie, and John Hohman, Jr. will occupy the premises vacated by Minster.

James Posten born abt 1826 married 1855 Elizabeth Kintner b. 1828 Smithfield Twp. Monroe co PA d. bet 1871 & 1885. Dau. of George kintner & Ann Gunsaules. children Dominick b. 1856, Amanda b. 1859, Reeder, Grant, Jerome, Emma. Give a dream gift Hand painted gifts & ect... http://www.alittledream.cc

"Postens" Jacob, wife Ann, PA Line, soldier was born in NJ, and at age 5 or 6 he moved to Bucks County with his parents and lived there till the spring of 1787. He moved to Northampton, PA, the part that later became Monroe, soldier married Ann Burson 12 Aug 1780 in 'Bucks County. Soldier died 11 or 12 Aug 1832 in Northampton County. Widow applied 22July 1847 in Monroe County, widow died 19 Oct 1847 in Monroe County aged 83, however her date of birth was shown as 26 Dec 1765 in Bucks County. Children; Charles, Edward born 1788, William born 1791, Jane born 1798, married a Brown, James, born 1782 Sally , born, 1782, married a Henry. "Postens", Charles, wife hannah, NJ Line, soldier married hannah Hyer, 11 Oct 1772, Freehold, in Monmouth County, NJ. Soldier died 10 Jan 1789. Widow applied 29 Dec 1842, Monroe County, PA. On 24 April 1844 widow gave her age as 90, and she stated that she had a son William Postens born just prior to the War and he died in Phila,PA. Soldier nephew, James Postens aged 60 made aff'dt on April 24, 1844 in Monroe County and he referred to his father Jacob Postens. Best Wishes, Geri

>From the Bucks County Intelligencer, 1 Apr 1876 BRIDGETON Samuel W. Stahr moves from the store of J.W. Housel, deceased, to the property of J.R. Boileau, deceased. Jacob Applegate, of Northampton county, has purchased the property of J.W. Housel. Jonas R. Bailey, of Tinicum, to Philipsburgh, N.J. Geo. Mills, of N.J., to J.R. Bailey's farm. Charles Pickering from Mr. Gwinner's to Mrs. Hollahan's tenant house. William L. Faust from A.K. Oberbeck's to Mrs. Soller's. Milton Miller, of Bethlehem, to A.K. Oberbeck's. Samuel George, of Bridgeton, to Sellersville.

>From the Bucks County Intelligencer, 1 Apr 1876 BYBERRY AND VICINITY Samuel Cornell to farm purchased by him in Northampton. Miles Tomlinson and William Dudley to Allen Dyer's place. Humphrey Humphreys to farm purchased by him of Seymour Worthington. He will also continue to farm the old place. Jacob Lott to the Negus farm. James Fulmore to the Somers' farm, owned by Howard Potts, below Somerton. Wilson Ashby to David Dyer's farm. David having sold out, but will reside in part of the house. Wilmer Worthington on his father's place, vacated by Wilson Ashby. Lloyd Worthington to his brother Morris's house, near Somerton, where he will keep bachelor's hall. Thomas Tomlinson to his newly purchased farm near Three Tuns. Alfred Harding to his purchase near the Buck. Valentine Bevans from Enoch Foster's farm to the vicinity of the Red Lion, his place being taken by Aaron Samms. Henry Eckfeldt from Charles Stokes', Mechanicsville, to Comly's mill. Benjamin Morgan moves back to Horsham from Mechanicsville, and Mary Brown goes up to Horsham also. Thornton Stackhouse leaves his farm for Mechanicsville, to the Barclay Brown property, his place being taken by his son. Lukens Tyson goes to the Shoemaker farm, on the Pine road. John Richardson will again farm the estate of his father, Nathaniel. Isaac Shivers has retired and leased his property to William Johnson, who leaves Jesse Comly's farm. Mr. Roberts from the farm sold Jacob Engleman, on the Red Lion road, to Frankford. Mr. Hermann from Mr. Humphrey's house to Bridesburg. John Saurman from the Snyder farm, on the Castor road, to his purchase near Springville. Mr. Slater from near the Pennepack church has sold his farm to Mr. Wood from Conshohocken. William Fulmore goes from his father's house to Bustleton, and has engaged in the butcher business. Hutchinson Fulmore moves in with Lloyd Worthington. The farm of James Campbell, deceased, has been sold to Asher Bennet, who will remove there from Simon Lefferts'.

>From the Bucks County Intelligencer, 1 Apr 1876: BRISTOL TOWNSHIP John Hellings moves from father's (Jesse Hellings) farm to Mrs. Collins's farm in Falls Township. Mrs. A.P. Schurz to John Burton's house, near Tullytown. William B. Lovett to the farm he bought of Joseph Keim below Tullytown. John Taylor from Wm. Hawk's farm to Bristol borough. John Foster from C.N. Taylor's farm to Wm. Hawk's farm. Isaac Tyson from C.N. Taylor's (late Joshua Stackhouse's) farm to the Joyce farm. Jesse Anderson from Lower Makefield to the farm he bought of C.N. Taylor, vacated by Isaac Tyson. John Hibbs from Attleborough to P.P. Morris's farm. James Magill is going to farm John H. Burton's place, near Emilie. Jacob Brown from Emilie to Philadelphia, to embark in the milk business. John Longstreth, Jr. quits store keeping at Emilie and moves to Bristol borough. William Gillingham quits the milk business and takes John Longstreth's store at Emilie. Harrison Breece from Emilie to Pineville. Mahlon Moss from David Landreth's to the house vacated by John Longstreth. Jacob Slack to house vacated by Harrison Breece. Richard Bateman from John M. Longstreth's, Emilie, and Abner Cox from Middletown, to house vacated by Bridget Conner, near Emilie. George Guy from Emilie to Trenton. P. Brelsford Wright from Fallsington to house vacated by Richard Bateman, Emilie. Joseph Allen from the Joseph Keim farm. Edmund Hellings from Mrs. Brown's farm, near Cold Spring. Edward Minster from P.P. Morris' farm to the farm he bought of William B. Lovett, near Cold Spring. Lewis Hellings from Emilie to Bristol borough. Mr. Holcombe from Tyburn to the Emilie hotel, which he recently purchased.

>From the Bucks County Intelligencer, 1 Jul 1876: ATTLEBOROUGH (later in the year the name of the town was changed to Langhorne and remains that to this day) H.C. Parry moves to the residence of W.W. Blakey. Joseph Canby's widow from Bensalem to Mary P. Stackhouse's house. Frank Black to Francis File's house. Mercy Bennett from Mrs. Harding's house to house belonging to Mahlon Ridge, vacated by John Nelson, who goes to Hulmeville. William Ryan from Rocksville to Mrs. Harding's house. Jesse Comfort from house of William Flowers' estate to Cary Longshore's house. Joseph Eastburn from his farm to house formerly occupied by Jesse Comfort. Fred Schneck from John Thompson's house to Simon Gillam's house; and Levi Hackett takes his place. John Barnhill to J.W. Newbold's house, in Middletown. J.W. Bartleson from near the boro to Churchville; and F. Morrell to the house vacated by him. Stephen Twining from Sarah A. Slack's to Feasterville; and Mary Leaw takes his place. Edward Stradling from Yardleyville to Flowers' house. James Danfield from Simon Gillam's house to one of Cary Longshore's. James Jenks goes to Mary P. Burgess' house. Daniel Hackett from C. Longshore's house to John Thompson's house. William Miller from George Flowers' house to that of John Barney. Alfred Wood from Craig Sharp's house to Bristol; and Craig Sharp comes from New Jersey to his own house. Hannah Miller to Simon Gillam's house.

Who was asking about Hayes?? I've lost your e-mail: Here are a couple of interesting bits I found today: >From the Bucks County Intelligencer, 28 Jun 1876: Mrs. Hayes is a most attractive and loveable woman. Like her husband, she is wholly unaffected, and in manner has all the natural and spontaneous gayety of a little girl. She is the life and soul of every party, for her humor and cheerfulness never desert her, and her popularity is very great in this portion of the State. For the mother of so many children (five living and three dead), she looks singularly youthful in features. She has bright brown eyes, a regular nose, fair skin and dark hair which she dresses in the style of a quarter century ago. [No mention of her first name or husband's name; it could even have been Mrs. Rutherford B. Hayes, who was running for President at the time, but it did say "this portion of the State".] >From the Bucks County Intelligencer, 8 Jul 1876: It was not the fault of the horse attached to the butcher wagon of William Hayes which was the cause of his running away out State street on last Wednesday, and in a whirl of the vehicle around Knight's corner spilling out his owner and a lad named Frank Livezey, both of hom were somewhat bruised on striking ground. The maddened animal dashed down Clinton street until stopped at Flack's shop, and by the breaking of a swingletree a part of it was forced into his thigh, cutting a deep gash. >From the Bucks County Intelligencer, 12 Jul 1876: Many who are named Hays now put in an "e". It looks better, and then they can write it with ease.

Have met a brick wall in finding this family. Susan Johnson (born c. 1830) married .......Harden. She had children Levi, George, Milton and Emma (m. Fleming), Rebecca (m. Huntsman), and Mary (m. Cardwell). Susan was deceased by 1905. The Johnson family was from Hilltown (?) area as that is where my grgrandfather Samuel M. Johnson was supposedly born in 1828. Susan is his sister. Do any of these names fit into any of your lines? Would love to hear from you if this is the case. Liz McKinnon _________________________________________________________________ MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print your photos: http://photos.msn.com/support/worldwide.aspx

IM SEEKING INFORMATION ON CAPTAIN JACOB POSTEN WHO SEVERED IN REV. WAR AND HIS PARENTS WIFE AND CHILDREN. THANK YOU SHIRLEY

THIS WOULD BE A GREAT SERVICE! I thank you!! I had lots of family removing from Bucks county in the 1870's to other states. I do hope you will run across some of them in this endeavor. If anyone finds mention of William Brian/Bryant Smith, (son of Ezra and Deborah ) leaving to live in Kansas in 1872 I would love to have information. He went west first in 1870 but didnt leave home for good until 1872. I have a diary of sorts he kept of this travel time. I have typed the information but need to get it typed into the computer so I can share it. I am also interested if the paper published only Bucks county area information or did it sometimes include bordering areas, such as Horsham township of Montgomery county. Our paper covered a very large area in the early 1870 1880s in Kansas. THANKS! Sue Ellen

>From the Bucks County Intelligencer, 8 Apr 1876 QUAKERTOWN Joseph Evans moves from farm on Sellersville pike, south of Green street, Quakertown, to Montgomery county. Amos Snyder from Bethlehem road to farm of Joseph Evans. Mr. Snyder will add some very substantial improvements to this property. Samuel McCarty from Bethlehem road to farm of Rev. Jonas Musselman, Hellertown road. Joseph Miller from house of John Springer, Broad and Morris streets, to farm of J. Schull, in Milford. John Wireback from farm of Henry Frick, in Richland, to farm house of D.R. Jamison, Broad street. A.F. Bickley from farm in Milford to house of Samuel Musselman, Broad street. Mr. Bickley will still continue his commission business. George Bickley and Howard Kinsey to farm of A.F. Bickley, Milford. David Geleman from farm in Hosensack to Morris street.

>From the Bucks County Intelligencer, 8 Apr 1876 NOCKAMIXON Samuel Werst moves from the house of C. Hoffman to the house of Jacob Bickel. Rev. D. Rothtrock from his lot, near Bucksville, to John L. Boyer's house, Durham, and Mrs. Helsel to the lot she purchased of Rev. D. Rothtrock. Austin McCarty from Ottsville to the store property he bought of J.H.Buck, Bucksville John F. Heller from the lot he sold to Jacob Bickel to his father's house, on the Durham road. Henry N. Buck from his father's hotel, at Bucksville, to the house of Josiah Shuman. Jacob Nicholas from the farm of J.M. Lacey to his lot near Bucksville. William Frankenfield to the house vacated by Mr. Nicholas

Dear Fellow Researchers: During the course of researching, I discovered that every April 1st the Bucks County Intelligencer printed the "Removals and Changes" of everyone in the County that they knew about over the course of the last year. I've always felt that these lists, combined with other things like Census records, would undoubtedly be invaluable for genealogists. I have copied the entire list for April 1, 1876. As a service to my fellow family searchers, I will transcribe a town or two a night over the course of the next week or so. If anyone wants to load it up to the website, you have my permission. I just hope that at least one of you will find someone in the list. That will make it all worthwhile. 8:o)

I am looking for more information on this family ( need the parents of Maria Miller ) Stanford L.Landis 1 William Blank b: February 18, 1794 in Marlborough Twp.Montgomery Co. Pennsylvania d: March 11, 1861 * +Maria Miller b: August 07, 1793 d: Aft. 1830 2 Maria Blank b: October 15, 1818 in Montgomery Co. Pennsylvania * +David Schmid m: December 23, 1838 2 Esther Blank b: June 05, 1821 in Montgomery Co. Pennsylvania * +Ruben Schmid 2 Jesse Blank b: July 05, 1826 in Montgomery Co. Pennsylvania d: November 25, 1827 2 Daniel Blank b: October 30, 1828 in Montgomery Co. Pennsylvania d: in Trumbauersville Bucks Co. Pennsylvania * +Lydia Boyer b: March 14, 1834 d: March 24, 1911 m: May 29, 1852 2 John Edwin Blank b: February 10, 1830 in Montgomery Co. Pennsylvania d: May 16, 1899 2 William M. Blank b: October 17, 1837 in Marlborough Twp. Montgomery Co. Pennsylvania d: May 24, 1907 in Green St. Souderton Montgomery Co. Pennsylvania Burial: May 28, 1907 Leidy's Cem. Cherry Lane Franconia Twp.Montgomery Co. Pennsylvania * +Anna Hunsicker b: August 12, 1842 in Pennsylvania d: June 21, 1926 in Green St. Souderton Montgomery Co. Pennsylvania Father: Abraham S. Hunsicker Mother: Elizabeth O. Ziegler Burial: June 26, 1926 Leidy's Cem. Cherry Lane Franconia Twp.Montgomery Co. Pennsylvania 3 Elizabeth H. Blank 3 Harry H. Blank 3 William H. Blank 3 Gurney H. Blank 3 Minnie H. Blank 3 Charles H. Blank 3 Oliver Hunsicker Blank b: July 02, 1871 in Souderton Montgomery Co. Pennsylvania d: September 14, 1950 Burial: Franconia Mennonite Cem.Franconia Twp.Montgomery Co. Pennsylvania * +Katie Moyer Musselman b: June 06, 1870 in Franconia Twp.Montgomery Co. Pennsylvania d: August 17, 1954 in Sellersville Bucks Co. Pennsylvania Father: Samuel Young Musselman Mother: Sarah Hagey Moyer m: October 14, 1893 Burial: Franconia Mennonite Cem.Franconia Twp.Montgomery Co. Pennsylvania 3 Abraham H. Blank b: August 12, 1874 d: in Telford Penna. * +Miss Barnes Father: Henry G. Barnes 3 Harvey H. Blank b: July 20, 1877 in Souderton, Mont.Co.Penna. d: March 28, 1951 * +Ellnora Reeder b: September 02, 1879 d: February 17, 1946 m: November 13, 1897 in Souderton Penna. ________________________________________________________________ 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/.

I am looking for information on the parents of,Heinrich Young born about March 04, 1781 in or near Saucon Valley Lehigh Co. Pennsylvania died December 11, 1862 in Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania , buried at Plains Mennonite Cem.Hatfield Twp. Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania. Married first Elizabeth Freed Moyer born April 15, 1785 , died March 28, 1837 in Saucon Twp. Lehigh Co. Pennsylvania. Buried at Saucon Mennonite Cem.Lehigh Co. Pennsylvania. Second wife was Catharine Clemmer born October 12, 1800 died December 13, 1852 buried at Franconia Mennonite Cem.Franconia Twp. Pennsylvania . Children by first wife 1.Eliza Young b. ? m. Samuel Musselman b.March 06, 1819 2.Hannah Young b.? m. Samuel Musselman b.March 06, 1819 2 sd wife 3.Mary Young b. c 1810 m.Michael Shelly b. c 1815 4.Johannes Young b.May 06, 1811 d.September 13, 1819 bu.Saucon Mennonite Cem. 5.Joseph Young b.July 27, 1813 d.September 07, 1819 bu.Saucon Mennonite Cem 6.Sarah Young b.November 15, 1815 d.October 08, 1912 m.Henry Musselman b.May 16, 1814 bu.Franconia Mennonite Cem.Franconia Twp .Montgomery Co. Pennsylvania 7.Heinrich Young,Jr. b.October 17, 1816 d.August 25, 1819 bu.Saucon Mennonite Cem. 8.Lydia Young b.July 03, 1821 d.April 20, 1890 m.Joseph Schueck b.September 27, 1819 bu.Franconia Mennonite Cem.Franconia Twp .Montgomery Co. Pennsylvania 9.Charles Young b.Abt. 1822 m.Sarah Nice Souder b.April 12, 1831 Stanford L.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/.

Hi I'm looking for more information on Edith Godshalk ( dates ,parents ),Dates of children their spousces places they lived ,George and Edith lived in Montgomery Co. Pennsylvania Stanford L.Landis 1 George Hagey b: in Franconia Twp. Penna. d: in Towamencin Twp.Penna. * +Edith Godshalk 2 Elizabeth Hagey 2 Edith Hagey 2 Anna Hagey * +Joseph Kratz 2 Jacob Hagey 2 George Hagey,Jr. 2 John Hagey d: 1849 * +Anne Kulp 2 Nancy Hagey b: September 24, 1816 * +Abraham Detweiler Moyer b: October 04, 1811 d: September 17, 1861 Father: Jacob Moyer Mother: Sarah Funk Detweiler m: January 28, 1838 3 Ezekiel Hagey Moyer 3 Elizabeth Hagey Moyer 3 Franklin Hagey Moyer 3 Jacob Hagey Moyer 3 Abraham Hagey Moyer 3 Henry Hagey Moyer 3 John Hagey Moyer 3 Mary Hagey Moyer 3 Anna Hagey Moyer 3 Mahlon Hagey Moyer 3 Theodore Hagey Moyer 3 Sarah Hagey Moyer b: October 05, 1842 d: June 25, 1918 Burial: Franconia Mennonite Cem.Franconia Twp .Montgomery Co. Pennsylvania * +Samuel Young Musselman b: December 24, 1838 d: March 12, 1898 Father: Henry Musselman Mother: Sarah Young m: March 01, 1862 Burial: Franconia Mennonite Cem.Franconia Twp .Montgomery Co. Pennsylvania 2 Daniel Hagey b: April 26, 1817 d: March 14, 1853 * +Catharine Yocum ________________________________________________________________ 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/.