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    1. [PABUCKS-L] Wagners
    2. Marilyn Weber

    3. Posted on: Bucks Co. Pa Query Form Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Pa/Bucks/14684 Surname: Wagner, Tresslie, Tresley, Tressler ------------------------- Am looking for any information on a John and Mary Wagner first found on the 1880 census for Giardville, Schuylkill county. They had four children, Charles, Mary E. my grandmother, Ellie and Samuel. Have found a little information after 1880, but have not been able to find anything prior to 1880. Am looking in counties surrounding Schuykill in the hopes someone will recognize this family. John as listed on the census as being a double amputee and walked on stumps. Can anyone help?

    04/17/2001 07:14:20
    1. [PABUCKS-L] America's most wanted (Brobst) - Marion Brobst 1926-1993
    2. Art Holmes

    3. I found this entry in the social security death index. I am looking for family information on Marion Brobst. Marion Brobst Birth 06 Jul 1926 Death 22 Feb 1993 Last residence 19067 (Morrisville, Bucks, PA) Issued PA ===== "Make a bet every day, otherwise you might walk around lucky and never know it." __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get email at your own domain with Yahoo! Mail. http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/

    04/17/2001 06:51:18
    1. [PABUCKS-L] Parsons family
    2. Nancy Johnsen Curran

    3. Posted on: Bucks Co. Pa Query Form Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Pa/Bucks/14683 Surname: Parsons, Buckman, Anderson ------------------------- I am looking for more about Charles Anderson Parsons, bn Jun 30 1831 Fallsington, Bucks, Pa., who married 1856 Mary Buckman, bn Dec 11 1834 in Trenton, N.J. Charles was said to be the son of Isaac Parsons and Lydia Anderson. Does anyone have more about this family? Thanks for any help, Nancy

    04/17/2001 02:31:49
    1. [PABUCKS-L] Nanny (Souder or Overholt) Wismer
    2. Bob Wismer

    3. Posted on: Bucks Co. Pa Query Form Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Pa/Bucks/14682 Surname: Wismer, Souder, Overholt, Oberholtzer ------------------------- Hello Thera, Regarding Nanny, wife of immigrant Jacob Wismer (1684-1787). Thank you for your comments. I remember corresponding with Barbara Ford prior to her publishing the book on Oberholtzers. She was aware of John L. Overholt's publication regarding Nanny's maiden name possibly being Oberholtzer. She noted that she knew of no original records proving that it being Overholt/Oberholtzer or Souder. The search continues. Wishing you the best in your searches, Bob Wismer

    04/16/2001 05:12:00
    1. [PABUCKS-L] Nanny (Souder or Oberholtzer) Wismer
    2. Thera

    3. Posted on: Bucks Co. Pa Query Form Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Pa/Bucks/14681 Surname: ------------------------- Hi Bob, Barbara Ford, who compiled and edited The Oberholtzer Book, has a note that there have been suggestions that Nanny Souder Wismer was actually Nanny Oberholtzer Wismer, dau of Marcus Oberholtzer, but has nothing to prove Nanny's maiden name. Maybe someone reading this will have the answer.... Thera

    04/16/2001 02:02:07
    1. [PABUCKS-L] Test
    2. Thera

    3. Posted on: Bucks Co. Pa Query Form Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Pa/Bucks/14680 Surname: ------------------------- Bob, Just wanted to provide a test to see if you receive a notification without a virus warning. Thera

    04/16/2001 12:05:21
    1. [PABUCKS-L] BAUMAN, MUMBAUER, MARLER
    2. Susan Stahley

    3. This was found on ebay under FRAKTUR and someone on the Bucks County or Northampton County list may be interested: It is www.ebay.com item number 1424347701. I am not the seller or affiliated with ebay. "This hand done artwork celibrates the mariage of Charles Mumbauer"mit" Elizabeth L Marler by the Rev. Samuel Hess in 1844. The work was commisioned by the husband and wife in 1886 to be included in their family bible by the schrivner August Bauman. Delicate kissing doves are framed by portraits of the couple and two of their children. Absolutely incredible artwork and shading along with textbook caligraphy highlight this Pa. German collectable. Interestingly enough, I am unable to find August Bauman listed in any of my literature on Pa Frakturs, Tauftshiens or schrivners, and he may have been a transient artist passing through the area at the time, but the artwork is first class none the less! I am selling the entire bible (rough) and it contains other recordings by Bauman of births and deaths in the Mumbauer family. My reserve is our cost. A great affordable collectable, this would look terrific in a period frame. Ask questions if you have them, bid with confidence (this i! s a good one) and good luck!" Susan

    04/16/2001 06:31:13
    1. [PABUCKS-L] Neuberts of Knoxville, Tn
    2. Jeff Dossett

    3. Posted on: Bucks Co. Pa Query Form Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Pa/Bucks/14679 Surname: Neubert ------------------------- My mother's name was Neubert. Her GGGrandfather Johann Gottfried Neubert immigrated to the US in 1848 from Zwickau , Saxony, Germany. They supposedly came into Penn. and then to Knoxville, Tn. I have alot of information about this side of the family.

    04/16/2001 01:15:56
    1. [PABUCKS-L] Rev. D. H. Reiter Lutheran Minister Quakertown Area
    2. Robert B. Croman

    3. Posted on: Bucks Co. Pa Query Form Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Pa/Bucks/14678 Surname: Reiter ------------------------- Can anyone give me details about the Rev D. H. Reiter (the H might stand for Henry). He was a Lutheran minister in the Quakertown Area during the years of 1880 to 1910. I have seen his name numerous times in the Trumbauersville Christ Lutheran Records and I would imagine he might have been connected with the St John's Lutheran Church in Richlandtown (which I believe is also known as the Flatland Church). I am interested in his parents, who he married and whether he had any children and any other information that can be supplied. I am a GGGgrandson of Samuel Reiter of Milford Twp and suspect that somehow I am connected to Rev Reiter. Thanks for any help that can be provided.

    04/16/2001 01:08:02
    1. [PABUCKS-L] GREENMOUNT & NORTHWOOD CEMETERY JUST UPDATED
    2. P.I.FOX

    3. http://sites.netscape.net/INVESTIGATORFOX/homepage GREENMOUNT MAP INCLUDED with more names & info , NORTHWOOD  new names added remember- the phone and address are at the top of each page if you want a surname or website listed pertaining to either one  please email me privately so as not to disturb the list. good luck ,happy hunting all. -- Deborah L. Fox from,N.E.Philly,Pa to Fairfax,Va.to Front Royal,Va. http://sites.netscape.net/INVESTIGATORFOX/homepage MY WEBSITE & GENEALOGY LINKS-PARTS-1-2-3-  

    04/15/2001 08:04:34
    1. [PABUCKS-L] NORTHWOOD CEMETERY BURIALS & LINKS TO OTHERS
    2. P.I.FOX

    3. TO contact cemetery or make inquiries i provided phone and address on the top of the page. if you have a surname or website or map you would like me to list in regards to Northwood cemetery please email me privately. good luck! http://sites.netscape.net/INVESTIGATORFOX/obits4.html -- Deborah L. Fox from,N.E.Philly,Pa to Fairfax,Va.to Front Royal,Va. http://sites.netscape.net/INVESTIGATORFOX/homepage MY WEBSITE & GENEALOGY LINKS-PARTS-1-2-3-  

    04/15/2001 04:42:11
    1. [PABUCKS-L] Newcomer
    2. Don Maxwell

    3. Greetings, All, KENTNERs are my main PABUCKS family being researched. George & wife arrived in Philadelphia on board the "King of Prussia' in Oct 1764. Were indentured to Joseph Galloway for 2 1/4 years. They appeared again in Wilkes-Barre in 1771; Tunkhannock in 1774 and Sheshequin in 1777. George was with Butler at Fort Stanwix/Oriskany and later in the British regiment "King's Royal Regiment of New York" and after the Revolution settled in Eastern Ontario. I sure would like to find any data which wouild fill in any of the blanks between 1764 & 1780. Don

    04/14/2001 02:22:20
    1. [PABUCKS-L] Slack-Smith-Cooper House

    3. I have seen many of you with an interest in these names. The Summer, 2001, Lower Makefield Historical Society publication, The Makefield Monograph, has an article on a house of this lineage and the associated land beginning in 1718. Mike Daley

    04/14/2001 12:17:15
    1. [PABUCKS-L] Snyder
    2. Nancy Patton

    3. My husband comes through Michael Snyderb. Dec. 18,1735-June 5,1806 mr.Anna Marie Cressman d. Oct. 25, 1810, Jacob b.OCt17, 1765-Jan.3,1829. mr.Elizabeth Ott b. Oct.13. 1778-Feb. 29,1819. John b.Sept. 3, 1803-June 11,1889 . mr. Catharine Croutamel b.Nov.10,1805. Reden b.Jan.11,1829-Mar.21,1910 mr.Mary Overholt b. June 1828-Oct. 11, 1907... Elizabeth b.July1856-June 6, 1943-mr. Henry .? That is some what i know.. Nancy

    04/14/2001 11:16:43
    1. [PABUCKS-L] Peter Cobble
    2. shannon jeffrey

    3. Posted on: Bucks Co. Pa Query Form Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Pa/Bucks/14676 Surname: Cobble ------------------------- Looking for info. on the family of Peter Cobble born April 17, 1790 in Bucks County, PA.

    04/14/2001 07:45:23
    1. [PABUCKS-L] Thomas Smith, Bucks Co - Ohio 1838
    2. Heather Blair

    3. Posted on: Bucks Co. Pa Query Form Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Pa/Bucks/14675 Surname: Smith, Moll, Transue, Gast ------------------------- My gggg-grandfather was Thomas Smith who was born in Bucks County, PA and married Sophia Transue of Northampton County, PA in 1835, and moved to Marion County, OH in 1838. He was apparently still living in 1883 when THE HISTORY OF MARION COUNTY, OHIO (Leggett, Conaway & Co.) was published. There's a biography of him at: http://heritagepursuit.com/mhs1883.htm His daughter, my ggg-grandmother was Mary Jane Smith who married Nathan Moll of Lehigh or Northampton County, PA. The couple were in Marion, OH on the 1860 census and St. Louis, MO on the 1880 census. My gg-grandmother was Ora Moll, their third child. Anybody else looking for this Thomas Smith? - Heather

    04/13/2001 01:53:01
    1. [PABUCKS-L] Tioga Point Grahams
    2. John Lane

    3. Posted on: Bucks Co. Pa Query Form Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Pa/Bucks/14673 Surname: Graham, Hawkins, Clyne, Smith, Fulham, Postal, Postle, Lane, Bossard, Flaugh ------------------------- Thanks for the information. I have contact Tioga Point Museum, and they have been very helpful. The description of Athens, Pennsylvania fits the information which had been given to me. It looks as though, my James GRAHAM was probably born in Bucks County, Pennsylvania in 1749, moved to New Jersey and New York for training. Lived in Northampton County, Pennsylvania until he went into the Revolutionary War. Afterwards, he would have moved to Athens, Bradford County, Pennsylvania. In 1810, he and most of the family moved to Canada where they waited until the end of the War of 1812. They moved into the Detroit, Michigan area, where the soon set out for Oakland County, Michigan where he is considered to be the founder of Rochester, Michigan.

    04/12/2001 04:34:04
    1. Re: [PABUCKS-L] banes family

    3. There is Banes/Beans information on the website. Nancy ~BUCKS COUNTY GENEALOGY AND HISTORY~ <A HREF="http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~buckscounty">http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~buckscounty</A>

    04/11/2001 04:06:44
    1. [PABUCKS-L] banes family
    2. karen hartman

    3. Posted on: Bucks Co. Pa Query Form Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Pa/Bucks/14671 Surname: banes ------------------------- this information concerning joseph banes family appears to be correct. they lived in my house in 1771. at that time i beleive the house and meadow was left to mathew, the remaining property was devided between james + seth. most of this information can be found at the southampton library and the sprunce library in doylestown

    04/11/2001 12:22:09
    1. [PABUCKS-L] Elizabeth Kendig Bottorf
    2. Eric Blocher

    3. Posted on: Bucks Co. Pa Query Form Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Pa/Bucks/14668 Surname: ------------------------- Looking for any information on Elizabeth Kendig born 19 Aug 1808 in Bucks Co., PA according to her obit in "Herald of Truth" of 15 Jan 1890. She married Jonathan Bottorf. Thanks. Eric

    04/10/2001 03:27:37