Has anyone seen or know where there is a list of burials at Richboro Cemetery? Have been there twice and have quite a few family members buried there so thinking maybe there are others. I don't remember seeing a list at Spruance either. Thanks. Diane in CO

has anyone every request info form the William H. Carter Funeral Home in Bristol Borough? Plus could someone make suggestions on what to ask a funeral home regarding there records. Laura

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Queries Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/DaB.2ACE/3889.3920 Message Board Post: Hi Paul, See my memo to David Ladely. There is a reasonable chance there is a connection with our family as the dates would be close. Dale Huston

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Queries Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/DaB.2ACE/3889.3919.1 Message Board Post: Hi, I have a Jane Huston, born around 1785, plus or minus, whose Mother's name was Phebe. She married a person named Slack and may have had a daughter which she might have named after her mother. Do you have arecord of a Jane Huston marrying into your family? Jane grew up in Chester County, but her parents were married in Bucks County and I think she had other relatives there. Dale Huston

Is anyone familiar with the Reformed Church of Pleasantville (Warrington) and what the current name and location would be? Nancy Bucks County History and Genealogy http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~buckscounty

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Queries Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/DaB.2ACE/2187.3652.1 Message Board Post: My Mills, West connection didn't happen unitll 1892 when Lillie West married Ingram Mills in Boone Co IN. I have 4 Nathaniel Wests in my tree but I don't think I have yours. Eber bn abt 1770 Bucks Co PA died abt 1838 father was Nathaniel bn 1723 in Bucks Co PA died abt 1812, his father Nathaniel bn 1683 in Burlington Co NJ died Bucks Co Pa 1749, his father Nathaniel 1648 bn RI died 1697 in Burlington Co, NJ and his father Nathaniel bn 1618 in RI and died 1657 in Plymouth Colony Mass. You could be a cousin descended from one of the earlier Nathaniel's. Don't see any connection with William Mills either. My Mills' were in Virginia but left before 1767 for NC.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Queries Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/DaB.2ACE/3735.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Sharon, your welcome ,sorry i couldn't help you out.Do you think the phila. public library has a department you could get in touch with to look it up or maybe some good samariten(?) would look for you . Good luck,Bev

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Stankiewicz, Rejniak, Thomas, Mace Classification: Queries Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/DaB.2ACE/3735.1.1 Message Board Post: Hi, Thank you for trying! I travelled from jersey in the spring and also went to the library. The information that you were trying to find was in the Bristol Courier on August 4, 1941 with the heading "Bensalem Township Man Fatally Hurt In Auto Accident. Leon Stankiewicz, 27, Crashes Into Tree; Dies Nine Hours Later. 4 Fractured Bones. They listed it with another accident on the front page. I searched all of August of that year and still did not find an obit. I was thinking that because it was on the front page that they did not put an obit in. Either that or an obit is in a Philly paper for that era. I also could not find any thing on Stanley. I am hoping that the Philadelphia Public Library will have something on him. Again, thanks for looking I really appreciate it. Sharon Jones

Sharon,I went to the bristol library To look for that info.Thought maybe there would be an obit .I checked Aug,6,7,8,9,10 1941 I didn't see anything about the accident.Are you sure it was 1941.The paper back then was called Bristol courier.If you have any idea please let me know.and i will try to help with it. P.s. I also checked for stanley stankiewicz .couldn't find obit for him either.Sorry Bev Hathaway Kutz pa

> > > Would anyone have information on the Weaver family listed below. >Peter B. Weaver and Sarah NEE Derr Weaver. >Following is a letter I previously wrote, > I am suspecting they came from Bucks County. >Derr and Peter Weaver show up in 1850 Census, but not enough to tie them together. >Uriah Weaver married Hannah Elizabeth Wimmer. Her father's name was Reuban. The only Reuban that shows that could be her father is in Montgo. Co. >Most information I have gathered leads me to that County, but no proof.. Can anyone tie together?????? >>I am writing from Va. >> >> > > > > A couple of days I went to Allentown Library and looked thru 1850, 1860, > 1870 and 1880 census. there is not an 1890 for Lehigh. It may have been > burned in 1920 or destroyed in 1932. My Peter B. Weaver does not show up in > Upper Saucon Township of Lehigh Co. till after the 1850 census and can not > find him after the 1880 census.. He is on a 1873 land and tax map and in the > 1870 census it says his land value is 200 or 400 dollars, but I cannot find > him in the Grantor or Grantee land deed record books at the court house. > Seems he was not a church goer either. No Baptism or birth records.. I was > able to find out from the 1873 map that he lived on what is now called > Station Ave in Village of Spring Valley, Pa. Not to far from the still > existent Spring Valley Hotel.. Not too many old homes are standing and > certainly not his.. Where he lived, is less then a half mile from > Northampton Co. I was thru the Blue Church, Freidens Cemetery in Lehigh and > Apple Church and Ebenezer Reformed Ch! > > urch Cemetery in Bingen, Northampton, Co. His family is not buried in > those places.. He moved some where else or went back to where he came from. > Only my great grandfather shows up in Union Cemetery in Hellertown.. It > took all three census to account for all his children.. Here is what I know > for certain now, since I was able to put my great grandfather in Peter B.'s > house in 1870,, > > > > Peter B. Weaver b. 1815? 1860 a. 46; 1870 a. 55; 1880 a. 65 > > Sarah (Derr) b. 1820? """" a. 40; """" a. 50; """" a. > 60 > > Jacob b. 1842? a. 18 > > Isaac b. 1846? a. 14 > > Susanna b. 1847? a. 13 > > Mary b. 1850? a. 10 > > Charles b. 1853? a. 7 a.17 > a. 28 > > Eleanora b. 1855? a. 5 a.15 > > Elemina b. May 1850? a. 1/12 a. 10 a.25 > > Uriah b. 1864 a. 6 > > Sarah b. 1875 a. 5 > > > > > > Sarah, age 5 puts mother Sarah at age 55 when she was born? Also the census shows Elemina at home age 25, could it be Eleanora since age is 25. I know my great grandfather Uriah is correct since I have his death certificate. > > Would you have anything on these Weaver's???? > > > >

Dear Leonard - Thank you for the message - Unfortunately I have little information and am only aware of the information contained in my original query. Wish you well. Regards - Richard.

It is said that Nathaniel West 1756-1833 married Nancy Jones 1764-1848 in 1788. Their son, Nathaniel West married Mary Polly Mills in VA in 1819. Can you confirm? Been searching for Nathaiel's parents. Thanks, Carol Campbell

Most interested in your Mills connection to the West's. I have a Nathaniel West (1792-1875) who married Mary Polly Mills (dau. of William Mills and Elizabeth Abshire) in 1819, Bedford/Franklin Co,VA. Seeking Nathaniel's parents names, this is my dead-end. Thanks, Carol Campbell

Thanks for the information. At the moment, I'm not aware of any connection with our family. Thanks, Dale

Yours is the first time I have seen the names posted. My Huston is Est(h)er Huston. She was born December, 1801. Where, I don't know, maybe Montgomery, maybe Bucks, nor do I know her parents. There was a John Huston described in Montgomery County who could have been her father - right age. The narrative said that his name was HESTON, often misspelled as HUSTON. She married George Casner BATES in 1816. They lived in Upper Dublin Township, Montgomery County, PA until his death. I don't know where Geo Casner BATES came from, either, but he was born in 1787. Esther was wife #2. Ruth Buck

I noticed you have the surname "Huston" as one of the surnames you arer searching. My family originally came from Bucks County, and my GGGGrandparents, John Huston and Phebe Spear, were married in the Newton Presbyterian Church in 1780. However, I don't know when he (John Huston) or his family came to America. I think he was related to Hugh and Jane Huston of Bucks County. Are any of these names connected with your research? Dale Huston

Clifford Y. Benner Published 8/7/01 Clifford Y. Benner, of Hilltown Twp., died Monday, Aug. 6, 2001, at his home. He was 72. He was the husband of Marie (Diehl) Benner. The couple had celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on June 9, 2001. Born in Hilltown Twp., he was the son of the late Henry H. and Leah (Yoder) Benner. Mr. Benner was employed as a voting machine technician for the County of Bucks until retiring in 1994. Prior to that, he worked for Lansdale Transportation for 20 years. He was a member of St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, Telford, where he served on the church council and was an usher for many years. An avid gardener, Mr. Benner loved the outdoors. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, sports and spending time with his family. He was a U.S. Army Veteran of the Korean War, serving from 1951 to 1956. Surviving with his wife are four sons, Wayne Benner and his wife, Deborah of Perkasie, Douglas S. Benner of Hilltown, Steven T. Benner and his wife, Sheila of Sellersville and Larry D. Benner and his wife, Julie of Quakertown; one very special granddaughter, Leah Benner; four brothers, LeRoy Y. Benner and his wife, Norma of Telford, Howard Y. Benner and his wife, Pearl of Telford, Roland Y. Benner and his wife, Gladys of Telford and Richard Y. Benner and his wife, Ida of Canton, Pa.; and five sisters, Irene Haas of Souderton, Ruth Crouthamel and her husband, Ralph of Telford, Evelyn Alderfer and her husband, Claude of Sellersville, Marie Arnaudo and her husband, Louie of Sacramento, Calif. and Helen Sensinger and her husband, Truman of Perkasie. He was preceded in death by three brothers, Norman, Robert and Wilmer Benner; and two sisters, Esther Williams and Naomi Benner. Family and friends are invited to attend his funeral service at 11 a.m. Friday, Aug. 10, 2001 in St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, Main Street and Lincoln Avenue, Telford. Interment will be in St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Cemetery, Telford. Friends may call Thursday evening from 7 to 9 at the Bernard Suess Funeral Home, 606 Arch St., Perkasie or Friday morning from 10 to 11 at the church. Nancy Bucks County History and Genealogy http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~buckscounty

Looking for informaiton on Lewis Brobst, date of birth 1 Dec 1884, date of death 15 June 1966, residence Quakertown. Looking for information on parents, siblings, spouse, descendents, etc. Any information is greatly appreciated.

Andreas Kickeline was naturalized 9/20/1760 in Bucks Co. and was on the tax list in 1777 with 290 acres, 3 horses and 7 cows. Can anyone offer any information on this family?

looking for ancestors of Abraham Stout and or Julicia Fry. Abraham b.1811 in PA (according to one bio in Berks but I haven't found him there) died 30 Oct 1873 buried Glenn Cemetary Shelby Co. OH. Married Julicia Fry b.1813 in Rockingham Co. VA d. 24 Mar 1874 buried Glenn Cemetary also Children: Charles Nathan Issac Malinda Sarah Johnathan Melissa Leora Jacob Joseph