Posted on: Bucks Co. Pa Query Form Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Pa/Bucks/14811 Surname: Brown Cutler ------------------------- Trying to tie in the family of Naomi BROWN, dau of Jonathon BROWN of Tullytown, Bucks County, Pa. Naomi b.1789 m.Lawrence CUTLER about 1807, d.05/16/1865 Tullytown.
Posted on: Bucks Co. Pa Query Form Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Pa/Bucks/14809 Surname: HAYHURST, HARKER, STOCKDALE, WILKINSON ------------------------- Looking for information on parents of Mary HARKER who married Cuthbert HAYHURST on June 1, 1723 at Horsham Monthly Meeting. Parents of Mary supposedly Adam HARKER and Mary WILKENSON. After Cuthbert's death in 1733, Mary married Robert STOCKDALE in 1734/1735
Posted on: Bucks Co. Pa Query Form Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/USA/Pa/Bucks/14808 Surname: ------------------------- No connection in Montgomery Co with LIGHTCAPS? They lived in Pottstown. Diana
Heres the last of the Bcuk's County records I found. Cornelius Vandyke & Elizabeth Yerkus, both of Bucks Co in PA, were lawfully married Bristol in the said County 07 Jun 1770 Register of St. Marys Church, Burlington New Jersey, The PA Genealogical Magazine, Vol II, p 265 Reproduced on Broderbund Softwares Family Archive CD #213 (Genealogical Records: The PA Genealogical Magazine, Volume 1-39) Daniel, 13th child of William & Mary Coxe, was born at Philadelphia 20 Sep 1769, & baptized at Sunbury in Bucks Co, 09 Jan 1771 ibid., p 268 James Lidden & Anne Lane, both of Bucks Co. in PA, were marrried 30 May 1771. ibid., Mary, 5th child of David & Rebecca Walton, of Bucks Co, in PA, was born 28 Feb., baptized 30 May 1771, at Bristol____ ibid., p269 Rebecca, widow, of Benjamin Towne, late of Bucks Co., PA, was buried in Bristol, 30 May 1771. ibid., Deborah, daughter of Benjamin & Rebecca Towne, late of Bucks Co, PA, was buried 02 Aug 1771 at Bristol. ibid., Peter Vanhorne & Sarah Mode, both of Bucks Co, PA, were married 04 Sep 1771. ibid., [Death] Anno Domini 19 Jul 1774, John Williamson, Bucks Co. ibid., p 276 There you have it. Hope this helps someone. Mimi
Posted on: Bucks Co. Pa Query Form Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/USA/Pa/Bucks/14807 Surname: ------------------------- Sorry, but my family is all from Montgomery or Bucks Counties..good luck in your search. Sharon
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Thank you for posting these records. So many queries are relating to the connection between Burlington County and Bucks County. Nancy Bucks County History and Genealogy http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~buckscounty
Posted on: Bucks Co. Pa Query Form Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Pa/Bucks/14806 Surname: Grier, Greer, Caldwell ------------------------- Searching for information in Bucks County, Pa. on Agnes Caldwell (dau. of James Caldwell)who mar. John Grier (Greer)circa 1744. Are these two people the progenitors of the Caldwell and Grier families who were in Greene County, Georgia in 1800. Am very interested in Wm.Caldwell who had various dealings with the Davis, Grier and Burns families in Greene County, Ga. 1796 to 1820. Can you help? Thanks, Ann Davis
Posted on: Bucks Co. Pa Query Form Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/USA/Pa/Bucks/14805 Surname: LANDIS, SAVAGE, LIGHTCAP, CARPENTER ------------------------- Who do you have for LANDIS? I have a Daniel W. LANDIS(1850-1886), son of Daniel and Elizabeth (JONES) LANDIS of Warwick Twp., Chester Co., PA m Clara SAVAGE (1851-1900): Issues: Son Walter S LANDIS m Antoinette PIERCE, Lehigh Co., and dau Charlotte(Lottie) S LANDIS m Robt S.WILLIAMS of Talladega AL. I have a Samuel LIGHTCAP and wife Mary CARPENTER of Pottstown, Montgomery Co, son Dutton LIGHTCAP m Minerva SAVAGE (1850-1905) of Coventry, Chester Co. Minerva and Clara were sisters- daughters of Charlotte KERST MOHR, Union Twp, Berks Co PA) and George Washington SAVAGE(of Coventry, Chester Co PA) Any connection? audiana@webtv.net
Posted on: Bucks Co. Pa Query Form Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/USA/Pa/Bucks/14802 Surname: LIGHTCAP, TIPPIN, WYLIE, CARPENTER ------------------------- The names in your Sarah's lines are awfully close to some of the names in this line: I have a George and SARAH LIGHTCAP in PA: dau Sarah LIGHTCAP b abt 1811 m Charles WYLIE of NY; son Samuel born 1815 m Mary A CARPENTER; Ellen LIGHTCAP (b 1827) m Andrew H TIPPEN in 1846 Pottstown. There could be more siblings, but this is all I have found. Sarah LIGHTCAP b 1811 and Chas WYLIE b 1812 had 6 children: Lucretia, Sarah, William and Mary(both born in Indiana), Ellen, Charles and George. Samuel LIGHTCAP (1815-1899) and Mary (CARPENTER) (1829-1882) LIGHTCAP had Ellen, Flora, John, Dutton, and Samuel Jr. Ellen LIGHTCAP b abt 1827-1907(age 20 on 1850 Census in Norristown) married a Civil War and Mexican War decorated hero, Col Andrew H TIPPEN, who died in 1870 and is buried in Pottstown Cem next to her. However, after he died (from intestinal disease in Mexico) she lived in Camden NJ and died on 10/29/1907 at a residence on Elm St. Her death cert. showed parents as George and Sarah LIGHTCAP of PA and she was born in PA. In the 1850 Census there was a Lucretia RILEY (WYLIE), age 10 living with them in Norristown. There were no children listed in either's obituary. All the children of these three children of George and Sarah LIGHTCAP seem awfully close to some of the names of your lines. A bio of a son, Dutton, of Samuel and MAry, indicates that the family came from Germantown PA and had property in the Fairmount Park section there. There could be a Jacob, as the grgrandson thought his ancestor was Jacob rather than George LIGHTCAP. Is there a connection? If so, contact Diana of audiana@webtv.net
Hello all, I was looking through the Register of St. Mary's Church in Burlington Co New Jersey and saw some Bucks Co Records. I thought they might be of help to someone on this list and if not would be archived where someone might use them. Mimi Gabriel Vanhorne, of Middletown in the county of Bucks, Province of PA yeoman & Susannah Ashton, of the same place, were lawfully joined together in marriage, at Burlington [NJ] 18 Nov 1767 Register of St. Marys Church, Burlington New Jersey, The PA Genealogical Magazine, Vol II, p 255 Reproduced on Broderbund Softwares Family Archive CD #213 (Genealogical Records: The PA Genealogical Magazine, Volume 1-39) Joseph Kelly, of the county of Bucks in PA & Phebe Buckman of the same place, were lawfully joined together in marriage on the 13th of Apr 1768 at Burlington [NJ]. ibid, p 257 David Larrew & Sarah Larzelere, both of Bucks Co. in the Province of PA, were lawfully joined together in marriage on the 2nd of June 1768, at the house of Nicholas Larzelere in said county [Burlington Co NJ]. ibid., John Larzelere & Margaret Van Horne, were lawfully joined together in marriage at Burlington [NJ], 13 Jul 1768. ibid., p 258 Jacob Bennet & Hannah Hogeland, both of Bucks Co in PA, were lawfully married at Burlington, [NJ], 14 Aug 1768. ibid., Sarah, wife of David Larrew, of Bucks Co PA, was buried in Bristol, in said county [Burlington Co. NJ], 21 Sep 1768. ibid., p 259 Henry Mitchell & Martha Vanhorne, both of Bucks Co, in the Province of PA, were lawfully joined together in marriage, 25 Apr 1769. ibid., p 261 Peter, the firstborne of Fredrick & Elizabeth Light of Bucks Co in PA, aged three months, was baptized by Rev. M. Frazer, 04 Jun 1769 at Burlington, [NJ]. ibid. Joshua Wright & Sarah Mitchell, both of Bucks Co. in PA, were lawfully married at Burlington, [NJ], 26 Apr 1770. ibid., p 264 Abbreviation used : : Ibid. is the abbreviation for "in the same place." NJ for New Jersey PA for Pennsylvania Co. for County
Posted on: Bucks Co. Pa Query Form Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Pa/Bucks/14800 Surname: Dillon, Dixon, Dickson, Tettemer ------------------------- My family line (Dillon) lived and worked at Durham Furnace. While researching for more information on Durham Furnace, I found this site. It lists all the Furnaces in PA. http://paironworks.virtualave.net/abcindex.html Good Luck Gayle gayle@bookcasebooks.com Link: The Tettemers and Dillons of Bucks and Northhampton Co. 17-1800 URL: <http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=bcbooks>
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.
Posted on: Bucks Co. Pa Query Form Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Pa/Bucks/14798 Surname: Dindinger ------------------------- Which Dindinger family are you looking for? I am working on Elisabeth Dindinger born ca. 1830 in the Alsace, gave birth to first child, George Adam Hall, in Chicago in Sept. 1857, lived the rest of her life (died 1899) in Rochester, NY. She was Lutheran.
Posted on: Bucks Co. Pa Query Form Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Pa/Bucks/14797 Surname: JOHNSON ------------------------- Searching for information on Joseph Johnson his wife, Hannah (maiden name unknown) and their 8 children. Joseph born probably Hunterdon County, New Jersey circa 1740, the son of Garret Johnson. Married Hannah probably in New Jersey circa 1758. Likely lived in New Jersey until 1772 when there first 6 children were baptised at Newtown Presbyterian Church, Bucks County. Both supposed died in Bucks County late 1780s/early 1790s. Children were: Achsa born 2-5-1759, Garret born 4-4-1761, John born 9-1-1762, Joseph born 6-21-1764, Hannah (my GGGG Grandmother) born 6-3-1767, Charles born 1-17-1770, Noah born 1773, and James born 1775.
Posted on: Bucks Co. Pa Query Form Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Pa/Bucks/14796 Surname: Minear ------------------------- Our family linage Minear comes from George Minear, 1806 Marion,(W) Va. I am trying to link to Bucks county because family says that Georges parents came from Bucks Coynty and are decendancts of the Wilehm line. Do you have any of the linage from Johnathan?
Posted on: Bucks Co. Pa Query Form Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Pa/Bucks/14795 Surname: ------------------------- The only info I have that you want, is this: Marriage of William YERKES and Letitia LONG was at: Neshaminy Presbyterian Church, Hartsville, Bucks County, PA Vince
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RIEGEL My gr gr gr grandmother was Elizabeth RIEGEL HESS w/o George HESS. Elizabeth was b. 3-16-1773 in Lower Saucon Twp. Northampton Co. Pa..she d. 6-18-1849 in Springfield, Pa. She was the daughter of Benjamin RIEGEL Sr I have additional information on this line to date if you care to discuss it. Regards Paul McElroy mimi_3@msn.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "C.I. Bolton" <IndyMrsB@aol.com> To: <PABUCKS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, May 17, 2001 1:28 PM Subject: [PABUCKS-L] Family - Riegel > Posted on: Bucks Co. Pa Query Form > Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Pa/Bucks/14790 > > Surname: Riegel > ------------------------- > > Rick, I know very little about my family and that is the reason for my > search. My father Charles Stanley Riegel was born in Bucks Cty. PA in 1923 > to Howard and Mable (Weaver)Riegel. My grandparents lived in Richlandtown, > PA. all the time I remember. If you have any information please forward > to my E-mail. Good luck with your search. > > C.I. Bolton > > > ==== 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/ > > >