Anyone have anything on McCarthy's down the other end of the county?? My Johanna McCarthy was in Bristol. ~Dolly ----- Original Message ----- From: <KATNKEV5458@aol.com> To: <PABUCKS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2001 10:40 PM Subject: [PABUCKS-L] McCarty/McCarthy in Bucks county PA > source: The McCarthys in Early American History > BY: Michael J. O'Brien > 1921 > > Bucks County seems to have attracted many of the Irish immigrants arriving > via the Delaware River during the first quarter of the eighteenth century, > and in the early records of that section of the State their names are found > in goodly numbers. At a place called Haycock Run about twelve miles north of > Doylestown, the County seat of Bucks County, there were a number of McCartys, > evidently relatives, who came from Ireland between the years 1730 and 1737, > and some of their descendants are since mentioned among the conspicuous > families of the County. The earliest reference to a person of the name in > this region is in the New Jersey Archives under date of October 25, 1733, > when a marriage license was issued in New Jersey to "Daniel McCarty of Bucks > County and Olive Titus." The place where the license was issued is not stated > in the Archives, but in all probability it was in Warren County, directly > across the Delaware River from Bucks. > > By a deed dated March 11, 1737 Thomas and Richard Penn, for a > consideration of 38 pounds and "a yearly rental of one-half penny per acre," > conveyed 250 acres of land in Nockamixon Township, Bucks County, to Edward > McCarty, and in describing the boundaries of the tract the deed mentions "the > lands of John Durham and Thomas McCarty," which indicates that the latter was > already a settler in this place. There is another deed on record in Bucks > County covering a second tract of 250 acres, sold by the Penns to Edward > McCarty on April 19, 1738, and in the same record there is a deed dated March > 3, 1738, from Thomas and Richard Penn to Silas McCarthy for 215 acres in > Nockamixon Township, and the tax lists show that he and his son, Carroll > McCarthy, settled on these lands. Silas McCarthy is mentioned five times down > to 1749 in the Pennsylvania Archives among "Warrantees of Land in Bucks > County." > > > ==== PABUCKS Mailing List ==== > Contact Listowner ar judjack@rocketmail.com > Bucks Co Surnames http://www.rootsweb.com/~pabucks/surnamepageA.html > List Rules http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~myplace/mailing.html > Bucks Co. PAGenWeb page at http://www.rootsweb.com/~pabucks > Bucks Co at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~buckscounty > Genealogy of Pa http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/6508/ >

Hi, Laura. Very nice of you to make such an offer. I need to go to Bristol Cemetery to try to locate a grave for a friend of mine in England. Any tips you can offer regarding locating the cemetery and the graves within would be gratefully accepted. Thanks! Lynne Pedigolar@aol.com wrote: > I was at the Grundy Library (in Bristol Borough, Bucks County) yesterday and > found out they have the Census for Bucks County. I am willing to be a kind > soul and do some look up. Please email me at Pedigolar@aol.com and in the > subject put Bucks Co., Census and the year you want me to look. Please give > me as much info that you have and one surname Per Email. > I can also look up the Bristol Cemetery, St. Marks Cemetery, and there are a > few more cemetery I need to get the names again. > Laura > > ==== PABUCKS Mailing List ==== > Contact Listowner ar judjack@rocketmail.com > Bucks Co Surnames http://www.rootsweb.com/~pabucks/surnamepageA.html > List Rules http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~myplace/mailing.html > Bucks Co. PAGenWeb page at http://www.rootsweb.com/~pabucks > Bucks Co at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~buckscounty > Genealogy of Pa http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/6508/

Posted on: Bucks Co. Pa Query Form Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Pa/Bucks/14819 Surname: George, Weaver, Marshall ------------------------- Linda, My relative is Hannah Weaver George. Her parents are John Weaver and Elizabeth McCalla (McCauley I'm not sure of the spelling). Elizabeth McCall is the daughter of William McCalla and Naomi Marshall. Naomi is the duaghter of Edward Marshall and his first wife Elizabeth Oberfeldt. Hannah Weaver married Jacob George who is a son of Jacob George and Eve ? Your Hannah George Titus maybe a sister of counsin of my Jacob George. Hannah Weaver George and Jacob George had a daughter named Eva who was born around 1820. I don't know a birthdate for Hannah, but Jacob was born around 1783. Jacob died in 1831 perhaps Hannah remarried your Titus relative of course I'm only guessing on that. Let me know how that fits with your records. Lynn

Hello list - I am new to this list and I'm trying to locate the Hess line that my gggrandfather comes from. His name was Stephen Hess. According to the 1850, Bushkill Twp., census records, he was born abt. 1818. His wife's name was Emma and he had children: James born 1843 Edwin born 5/1844 (my ggrandfather) Silas born 1846 Emma, born 1849 2 other women were living with this family: Julia Ann Butler or Bessler, 38 & Lena or Sara Haney, 17 Thanks to anyone who can help. nancy in Virginia

Posted on: Bucks Co. Pa Query Form Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Pa/Bucks/14818 Surname: Detwiler ------------------------- Thanks Linda, I will check out your Web page. Thanks again,Sherry

Yes there is a cemetery at the New Britain Baptist Church, it is quite old, the Beulah Cemetery is down the road from the church. I think the church are the owners of Beulah when the one on the church property was filled. I do not know if they have cemetery books. The church is at rt 202[Butler Ave], and Almshouse Rd. Beulah Cemetery is on Almshouse Rd. I live around the corner from Church, will try to see if they have a book. June Bair mamabear4@aol.com

Hi I plan to be traveling to the area of the lower part of Upper Makefield Township and, especially, the upper part of Lower Makefield Township. I hope to see the Slack-Cooper-Smith House, which I believe to be located in the upper NE corner of Lower Makefield Township in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, but I don't know the exact location. I am a Slack descendant. I also hope to see Slack Island nearby. I will be traveling by car, expect to be in the area on Friday. Does anyone know the exact location? Thanks! Dave from Seattle

source: The McCarthys in Early American History BY: Michael J. O'Brien 1921 Bucks County seems to have attracted many of the Irish immigrants arriving via the Delaware River during the first quarter of the eighteenth century, and in the early records of that section of the State their names are found in goodly numbers. At a place called Haycock Run about twelve miles north of Doylestown, the County seat of Bucks County, there were a number of McCartys, evidently relatives, who came from Ireland between the years 1730 and 1737, and some of their descendants are since mentioned among the conspicuous families of the County. The earliest reference to a person of the name in this region is in the New Jersey Archives under date of October 25, 1733, when a marriage license was issued in New Jersey to "Daniel McCarty of Bucks County and Olive Titus." The place where the license was issued is not stated in the Archives, but in all probability it was in Warren County, directly across the Delaware River from Bucks. By a deed dated March 11, 1737 Thomas and Richard Penn, for a consideration of 38 pounds and "a yearly rental of one-half penny per acre," conveyed 250 acres of land in Nockamixon Township, Bucks County, to Edward McCarty, and in describing the boundaries of the tract the deed mentions "the lands of John Durham and Thomas McCarty," which indicates that the latter was already a settler in this place. There is another deed on record in Bucks County covering a second tract of 250 acres, sold by the Penns to Edward McCarty on April 19, 1738, and in the same record there is a deed dated March 3, 1738, from Thomas and Richard Penn to Silas McCarthy for 215 acres in Nockamixon Township, and the tax lists show that he and his son, Carroll McCarthy, settled on these lands. Silas McCarthy is mentioned five times down to 1749 in the Pennsylvania Archives among "Warrantees of Land in Bucks County."

>From what they told me they have them all going as far back till they started. What was that 1700s I believe?

I was at the Grundy Library (in Bristol Borough, Bucks County) yesterday and found out they have the Census for Bucks County. I am willing to be a kind soul and do some look up. Please email me at Pedigolar@aol.com and in the subject put Bucks Co., Census and the year you want me to look. Please give me as much info that you have and one surname Per Email. I can also look up the Bristol Cemetery, St. Marks Cemetery, and there are a few more cemetery I need to get the names again. Laura

Am looking for cemeteries, particularly around Hulmeville, Benselem Township. I am traveling there next week, and would like to see if I can find some ancestors. Thanks, Pat D in Tucson

Posted on: Bucks Co. Pa Query Form Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Pa/Bucks/14817 Surname: ------------------------- Who were Hannah's parents? I only show one daughter of Edward for whom we don't have a husband listed, that is Sarah b. 1767 in Bucks Co, PA. None of the husbands in my database have the surname GEORGE.

Posted on: Bucks Co. Pa Query Form Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Pa/Bucks/14816 Surname: Marshall, George, Titus, Dobbins ------------------------- My great-great grandmother was Hannah (George) Titus. She lived in Bucks County, PA. She was a granddaughter of Edward Marshall, who died in Tinicum, Bucks County, November 6, 1789. I'm sure there is a connection beacuse I see George in your surname list. How does Naomi fit in?

Posted on: Bucks Co. Pa Query Form Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Pa/Bucks/14815 Surname: Detwiler ------------------------- Bucks Co. Pa. The Detwiler/Detweiler family is a confusing family! The earliest Detwiler that I have found is Hans Detwiler. There were several Jacob's but I haven't found any that matches yours, but my list is not complete. Check my web page to see if anything I have sounds familiar Linda

Thanks I am not sure who I am replying to, or the beginning of the tread, but I appreciate finding out Haney is a variation of Honig. As you probably already know, St. John The Baptism church was also served in the early years by the St. Paul Catholic mission then Goshenhoppen Pa., now Balley Pa. and BARBARA BRADY O'KEEFE was kind enough to put the Goshenhoppen records on a web site. And HOENIG, HÖNIG are there, here are the URL's http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~reinsel/okeefe/goshb.html and http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~reinsel/okeefe/goshm.html She also has put up a number of other Pa. Catholic records on this page. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~reinsel/okeefe.htm Regards. Warren Lambing ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gayle Tettemer Hedrington" <gayle@bookcasebooks.com> To: <PABUCKS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, May 20, 2001 5:39 PM Subject: [PABUCKS-L] HOENIG, HÖNIG, SOLLIDAY, WEISEL, FLUCK > Posted on: Bucks Co. Pa Query Form > Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Pa/Bucks/14799 > > Surname: > ------------------------- > > Hi I have a family with a similar name. > Honig was a version of Haney, Heaney, et al. > I found these records on this site. > St. John the Baptist Roman Catholic Church Haycock Twnsp > 28 Apr 1817 Joes son of Jacobi & Susanna Bock to Elisabetha, dau of Michaelis > & Helena Honig > b. Apr 1805 chr 28 Apr 1805 Antonius son of Michaelis & Helena Honig(Haney) > Other children in this family are > Catharina Honig > Elizabetha Honig > Maria Honig > Samuel Honig > > Look for the Catholic Church Records. > > > ==== PABUCKS Mailing List ==== > Contact Listowner ar judjack@rocketmail.com > Bucks Co Surnames http://www.rootsweb.com/~pabucks/surnamepageA.html > List Rules http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~myplace/mailing.html > Bucks Co. PAGenWeb page at http://www.rootsweb.com/~pabucks > Bucks Co at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~buckscounty > Genealogy of Pa http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/6508/

Is there a cemetery by New Britain Baptist Church, Bucks county - if so are there any cemetery books listing the people buried there? Also is there a Beulah Cemetery in Bucks county? Looking for the burial place of John JAMES and decendants beginning year 1749. Geri

Posted on: Bucks Co. Pa Query Form Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Pa/Bucks/14814 Surname: Foor ------------------------- Searching for more information on a FOOR family - at least one child, Evaline Foor, was b in 1830 in Bridgetown Twp., Bucks Co., PA. She is buried in Hunterdon Co., NJ. Her siblings names were Noah, Benjamin, Leveira, Jane, Ruth and George. I research ALL known Foor(e)s. If anyone is connected to the FOOR surname, or has any information on this family, please email me.

I was sent info last fall that a Henry Wells (d. May 1714 in Buckingham Twp) and a William Wells (d. 1748 in New Brittain Twp) were burid in Bucks Co. If anyone happens to know if this is true will you please let me know I do not live in that part of the state and would like a conformation of the info before I travel there Thank you, Michelle

Posted on: Bucks Co. Pa Query Form Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Pa/Bucks/14813 Surname: Detwiler ------------------------- I have been researching my Detwiler Family for awhile now and my Great-great-great Grandfather Jacob Detwiler was born in Bucks County Penn.Jacob was born Nov.04,1816. When he was 10 years old the Detwilers moved to Marion County, Marion,Ohio. Claridon Township. He married Penelope Tipton Miller on Dec. 15,1842 in Marion,Ohio.Penelope was born in Maryland on July 18,1824. I am looking for Jacob's Mother and Father,I have not been able to find anything on them. Any information will be appreciated.

Posted on: Bucks Co. Pa Query Form Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Pa/Bucks/14812 Surname: Hoenig, Heany, Solliday ------------------------- Heany/Hoenig - Bucks Co., PA Here's what I have as a possible match. First Generation ————————————————————————————————————————————— 1. John HEANY/Hoenig. John first married Catharine2,3. Born on 19 Mar 1740. They had one child: 2 i. Magdalena (1758-1825) John second married Anna WORMAN3. Anna died ca 1757. Second Generation ————————————————————————————————————————————— 2. Magdalena HEANY. Born on 13 Dec 1758. Magdalena died on 9 Jun 1825; she was 66. Buried ca 13 Jun 1825 in Tohicken Union Cem., Bucks Co., Pa. Magdalena married John Emanuel SOLLIDAY, son of Frederick SOLLIDAY (ca1717-1804) & Maria Barbara WEISEL (ca1726-). Born on 1 Oct 1752. John Emanuel died on 6 Jun 1833; he was 80. Buried ca 10 Jun 1833 in Tohicken Union Cem., Bucks Co., Pa. They had the following children: i. Elizabeth3 ii. Suzanna2 iii. Catharine2 iv. Barbara2 v. Daniel vi. Margaret2 vii. John (1793-1868) HEANY--John Heany/Hoenig was married twice His first wife was Anna Worman. Her father's estate settlement indicates that she died around 1757 (i.e. before Magdalena was born). By 1766 according to Tohickon Reformed records, John was married to Catharine _______, who was born Mar 19, 1740. John had a number of children born between 1758 and 1766 (no mention of Heany's at Tohickon during this period). Since Catharine was old enough to have had children starting in 1758, I have assumed that she was the mother of those children. However, I don't believe I have definitive proof of this. On the other hand, I've not seen any records to indicate that John was married to a third woman, let alone one named Magdalena. If you have some source on this, I'd be interested in known (since Emanuel/Magdalena is also my line so I'd like to make sure I have this correct). 1 John NICHOLAS to Benjamin Ott, weaver. 18 Dec. 1778...613/4 acres... Whereas Thomas and Richard Penn granted John Graham a tract of 400 22 May 1764 and John Graham in 1764 conveyed to John Heaney a tract of 94 acres 107 perches...and John Heaney conveyed a part of his tract containing 613/4 acres to Peter Ott 7 Mar. 1769 and Peter Ott conveyed to the same to Valentine NICHOLAS 27 Nov. 1772 and Valentine NICHOLAS conveyed the same to his son John 10 Dec. 1778. John NICHOLAS then conveyed the same to Benjamin Ott for 300 pounds. ______________________________ 1 Sources 1. Tom Myers 2. Tom Myers, Solliday/Salladé Family of Bucks County, PA, Ralph H. Kurtzman, Jr. 3. ERIC R KELLER, EKELLER@prodigy.net, 12/10/98, Oct 99. Link: Gallman / Slavik Genealogy URL: <http://users.ev1.net/~jgallman/genealogy/frames1.htm>