There is a butler Co. Cemetery Inventory available thru the Butler Co. Historical Society.

Hi all, I am looking for information about James English, born bef. 1810. The History of Butler County Pa. - 1895" lists him as being in Butler Co. around 1810 or so. I am looking for cemetary records or any siblings that James English had. I think that his family originally came from Ireland. Here is a brief outline of their family and the info that I have about him. Thank you for your help. Doug Bartholomew 1. JAMES ENGLISH was born bef. 1810 in Pennsylvania, and died 1855 in Muddy Creek, Butler County Pennsylvania. He married MARY GALLAGHER 1831 in Butler County Pennsylvania, daughter of JOHN GALLAGHER. She was born bef. 1810 in Ireland, and died Aft. 1855 in Muddy Creek, Butler County Pennsylvania. More About JAMES ENGLISH and MARY GALLAGHER: Marriage: 1831, Butler County Pennsylvania Children of JAMES ENGLISH and MARY GALLAGHER are: i. JOHN H ENGLISH, b. March 23, 1825, Butler County Pennsylvania; d. September 12, 1889, Prairie Grove Arkansas. ii. JAMES Y. ENGLISH, b. 1832, Muddy Creek, Butler County Pennsylvania; d. June 1892, Butler County Pennsylvania. iii. ISIAH ENGLISH, b. Abt. 1830. iv. DAVID ENGLISH, b. 1843, Muddy Creek, Butler County Pennsylvania. v. MARGARET ENGLISH, b. Butler County Pennsylvania. vi. JANE ENGLISH, b. 1826; m. ZENI DURREN. vii. ELIZABETH ENGLISH, m. JAMES PISOR. viii. MARIA ANNE ENGLISH, b. 1833, Muddy Creek, Butler County Pennsylvania; m. VALENTINE WHITMER. ix. WILLIAM ENGLISH, b. 1835, Muddy Creek, Butler County Pennsylvania.

I'm also interested in the cemeteries of Zelienople! Also for Lancaster Twp in Butler County. If I can get my hands on a book I'll buy it. Rebecca OkRnRamsey@aol.com In a message dated 02-08-06 09:59:49 EDT, you write: << Does anyone have the listings of people's deaths for cemeteries in Zelienople, Evans City, Callery & Mars, all in Butler County, PA.? If anyone does, I am looking for the name of Spithaler. Thank You, Gloria Weiss >>

Does anyone have the listings of people's deaths for cemeteries in Zelienople, Evans City, Callery & Mars, all in Butler County, PA.? If anyone does, I am looking for the name of Spithaler. Thank You, Gloria Weiss

>From the USGenWeb, [Daily-Uploads] New Files, 1-2 Aug 2002. Good luck, and the site DOES work. <G> Marybeth Corrigall ================ << http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/1pa/military/revwar/paloyalist.txt >>

> I believe there is an Oak Grove Lutheran Church just over the Butler County > Line from Cranberry in Beaver County, Pa. possibly New Sewickley Twp. I just found that my gggrandmother, Margaret McGowan is buried in Grove cemetery. She lived in Beaver Co. vicinity of New Sewickley. Researching I copied this page on cemeteries in a book while researching in Salt Lake City FHC. . "OAK GROVE/WAGONER CEMETERY New Sweickley Twp., Beaver Co. Pa. by Mark H. Welchley The following list of tombstone inscriptions was taken from the files of the Resource and Research Center and was originally done in 1936 by Martin Langnecker, Sarsfield & Saul. This cemetery is near Big Knob in New Sewickley Twp., and should not be confused with the larger Oak Grove Cemetery just outside of Freedom or with Oak Grove Cemetery in Industry Twp. Church affiliation of Oak Grove/Wagoner is not certain. There appears to be an association between Oak Grove/Wagoner Cemetery and Oak Grove Evangelical Lutheran Church as will be confirmed by the membership list in the following article." then follows the list of names Only took copy of this first page, oh how I wished I would have copied all of the pages. Iris

In a message dated 7/31/02 2:18:45 PM Eastern Daylight Time, IXLEXIE@aol.com writes: > Cindy, there is also a Cranberry in Venango Co. and I think it pre-dates the > one in Butler Co. Hope this helps. > Lexie and In a message dated 7/31/02 8:16:45 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Grad5573@aol.com writes: > I believe there is an Oak Grove Lutheran Church just over the Butler County > Line from Cranberry in Beaver County, Pa. possibly New Sewickley Twp. > Thanks to you both --- there is a biographical sketch of my ggg-grandfather in the History of Butler County so that seems to place him 'squarely' in Butler County, (however not entirely 'squarely' as it is turning out! if there is such a term). I will check the churches in New Sewickley Township --- that seems to be the best route at this point. This list has been very helpful and I appreciate it! Cindy

I believe there is an Oak Grove Lutheran Church just over the Butler County Line from Cranberry in Beaver County, Pa. possibly New Sewickley Twp. Gayle

In a message dated 7/31/2002 12:13:11 PM Eastern Daylight Time, CMKanny518@aol.com writes: > GGG-Grandpa's obituary states that he ''has been a citizen of Cranberry for > many years...." ... so I was assuming both "Oak Grove Lutheran" (the > church) > and "Krohn's" were in Butler County at the very least, if not in Cranberry > itself Cindy, there is also a Cranberry in Venango Co. and I think it pre-dates the one in Butler Co. Hope this helps. Lexie

In a message dated 7/31/02 10:14:16 AM Eastern Daylight Time, sweeze@zoominternet.net writes: > Can you tell me more aboutthis Krohn's cemetery? Hi Pat --- Thanks for your help with the estate records :) Here is the situation with "Krohn's": I have been looking for this cemetery for almost 2 days now and after I posted, decided to do more searching, particularly in Beaver County since the family once lived in that county. GGG-Grandpa's obituary states that he ''has been a citizen of Cranberry for many years...." ... so I was assuming both "Oak Grove Lutheran" (the church) and "Krohn's" were in Butler County at the very least, if not in Cranberry itself. Among other things, I had checked other Beaver County sites earlier without luck but thanks to the Beaver County link at your own site, I was able to quickly find a cemetery called "Crone's Cemetery" --- actually, the proper name is "Crone's German Lutheran Cemetery" (both are used). From what I was able to find out, it is a very, very, very small cemetery, but apparently it is still in operation. I have a call in now to the cemetery and I am waiting to hear back from them. The spellings seem so divergent that I am not 100% certain I have the right cemetery ---- surely there couldn't be two of them! but one never knows. I am hoping that if 'Crone's' is not the one for which I am looking, that they can direct me to "Krohn's", and hopefully Oak Grove Lutheran Church --- perhaps this church is/was in Beaver County as well: I could not find this church at the same Beaver County web site, however. I am sure it merged somewhere along the line, or merely ceased to exist, and I may just try checking with the Lutheran Archives & present day churches in both counties at this point. At any rate, I will surely let you know if a "Krohn's" (and/or "Oak Grove" for that matter) turns out to be in Butler. Thanks again for your help and I will be in touch! Cindy

Cindy, All of the estate records are now on microfilm in the library or on microfiche at the courthouse. We are currently working on a complete listing of cemeteries in Butler county. Can you tell me more aboutthis Krohn's cemetery? Perhaps I could identify for you. We currently have identified 193 cemeteries that have been in existence through the years. They too are listed at www.rootsweb.com/~pabutle2. Pat "Volunteer of Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness at http://www.raogk.org/"

In a message dated 7/30/02 8:21:26 PM Eastern Daylight Time, sweeze@zoominternet.net writes: > The estate records index for Butler county is online > at www.rootsweb.com/~pabutle2. This index starts at the year 1800 and > should be complete through 1910. Some letters of the alphabet contain > estates as late as 1932. All estates indexed at that site are on microfilm > at the Butler Public Library. There is a link on the Index page for the > Estates to the genealogy department at the library to request copies of the > estate papers. > Thanks very much for this information! I see my ggg-grandfather is listed --- Could someone tell me where in Butler would I go to check the actual estate record in person? Also, would anyone happen to have the phone number for the Butler Public Library --- a librarian there may be able to tell me the current status/rough history of Krohn's cemetery... It certainly doesn't seem to be in existence anymore or doesn't seem to be very well known; maybe a librarian will have some knowledge of this cemetery. Thanks! Cindy

Thank you so much, Pat. I really appreciate your help. Beth ----- Original Message ----- From: "Pat" <sweeze@zoominternet.net> To: <PABUTLER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 30, 2002 8:14 PM Subject: [PABUTLER-L] RE: ESTATE RECORDS > Beth, > > The estate records index for Butler county is online > at www.rootsweb.com/~pabutle2. This index starts at the year 1800 and > should be complete through 1910. Some letters of the alphabet contain > estates as late as 1932. All estates indexed at that site are on microfilm > at the Butler Public Library. There is a link on the Index page for the > Estates to the genealogy department at the library to request copies of the > estate papers. > > Pat > "Volunteer of Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness at > http://www.raogk.org/" > > > > ==== PABUTLER Mailing List ==== > To contact Ed Book, List Maintainer, e-mail to: > edbook@alpha.clarion-net.com > >

Beth, The estate records index for Butler county is online at www.rootsweb.com/~pabutle2. This index starts at the year 1800 and should be complete through 1910. Some letters of the alphabet contain estates as late as 1932. All estates indexed at that site are on microfilm at the Butler Public Library. There is a link on the Index page for the Estates to the genealogy department at the library to request copies of the estate papers. Pat "Volunteer of Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness at http://www.raogk.org/"

Shari, I do not have this line on computer. I'd worked on it for my mother-in-law in the early 1970s The line begins with Peter Kamerer (1787-1860) and his wife Elizabeth Bush, then through their son, Daniel L. Kamerer and his wife, Anna Harriet (Daubenspeck) Kamerer. The next descent is through Daniel and Anna H's son, Adam Kamerer, and his wife, Julia A. Hepler. Julia's parents were Isaac and Elizabeth Hepler. Adam and Julia's daughter, Mary Lauretta Kamerer married Braden Garvin. Braden was a son of Benjamin and Nancy "Ellen" (Vandivort) Garvin and grandson of David and Permelia (Mallison) Garvin. The lines continue to descend into McKnight and Bauer, which ascend into Smith, Doer Osborne and Copeland. It was nice of you to offer your gedcom. It would be nice to receive it. Perhaps I can add info and return it to you. Glee

Does anyone have information on "estate records" for: Adolph Christopher Charles F. Henry William F., Sr. William F., Jr. STUEBGEN/STEUBGEN/STUBGEN Would appreciate any help at all. Thank you, Beth

Rick et al, I can provide some info on the ancestry of Sylvester Lackey (Daniel and Anna Harriet (Daubenspeck) Kamerer's son Samuel's daughter Ethel Kamerers husband). I would also like to know which Lackey married Agatha Kamerer. One more thing. Is there a GEDCOM of this Barnhart, Bauer, Daubenspeck, Garvin, Hepler, Kamerer and Vandivort relation available. In my Lackey GEDCOM I have some of these names and feel like there are probably other relationships here that i can learn. If anyone is interested in my GEDCOM please contact me and i'll send it to you (sharonbruce38@hotmail.com). thanks to all, Shari >From: GrannyGlee@aol.com >Reply-To: PABUTLER-L@rootsweb.com >To: PABUTLER-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [PABUTLER-L] Re: John BYERS >Date: Mon, 29 Jul 2002 21:26:50 EDT > >Rick and Jim, >Some German lines that intermarried include Barnhart, Bauer, Daubenspeck, >Garvin, Hepler, Kamerer and Vandivort. > >George (1745-1807) and Barbara (Geiger) DaubenspeckSr., a son, Phillip who >married Mary J. Freize. > >Phillip and Mary were born in the 1770s and had a son, George, born in >1799, >who married Elizabeth Barnhart, born in 1809. >Phillip and Mary's daughter, Anna Maria, married William Barnhart. >Phillip and Mary's, daughter Anna Harriet Daubenspeck, born in 1812, >married >1833 Daniel L. Kamerer. > >Daniel and Anna Harriet (Daubenspeck) Kamerer's son, Adam married Julia Ann >Hepler. Julia's parents were Isaac and Elizabeth (Barnhart) Hepler. >Elizabeth >Barnhart Hepler was the daughter of Peter Barnhart. > >George and Barbara (Freize) Daubenspeck, Sr. had another child, Christena >Anne who married Christian Hepler. > >Peter Barnhart had a daughter, Elizabeth (1818-1900) wife of Isaac Hepler >(1815- 1898). Isaac Hepler was the son of Jacob and Mary (Pollens) Hepler, >Jr > >Glee > > > >==== PABUTLER Mailing List ==== >To contact Ed Book, List Maintainer, e-mail to: > edbook@alpha.clarion-net.com _________________________________________________________________ Send and receive Hotmail on your mobile device: http://mobile.msn.com

Elizabeth Daubenspeck, daughter of Henry and Elizabeth (Charles) Daubenspeck was (1791-1856) married in 1809 Frederick Hetrick, son of Jacob Daubenspeck. Another daughter of Henry and Elizabeth named Christina married John Hetrick. Do these connect with your lines?

Carol, I will forward your request. As stated she and I share a Beatty line. She descends from the fifth child and I from the eleventh child of John and Nancy Beatty. Her ancestor, Elizabeth born in 1811, married John Thorn, son of Joseph Thorn and Mary "Polly" McGinnis. The McGinnis is the line she is now working on. She had ignored the spelling, McKinnis, but found documents with the spelling both ways. She will be happy to hear about another McGinnis researcher. Glee

Yes, you may give her my e-mail address. I am a descendant of James B. McGinnis and would like to see how her lineage connects. Thank you. nanaturk@monmouth.com ----- Original Message ----- From: <GrannyGlee@aol.com> To: <PABUTLER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, July 29, 2002 9:50 PM Subject: Re: [PABUTLER-L] John Hall & Sidney J. (Campbell) Campbell > Carol, > A few of the connected lines she was researching include Beatty, > McGinnis/McKinnis, Thorne, and Shannon. She lives in Iowa. Would it be okay > to forward your E-mail address and let her get in touch with you? Please let > me know. she might not like me handing out her address. We share a Beatty > line. > Glee > > > ==== PABUTLER Mailing List ==== > You can unsubscribe by clicking below for the regular list: > mailto:PABUTLER-L-request@rootsweb.com > Click below for the digest list: > mailto:PABUTLER-D-request@rootsweb.com > In the BODY include only one word: unsubscribe > (Please turn OFF your signature file when sending the message) > > > > > > > > > > > >