Do you have the names of Alfred's other wives? I only have him listed as married to Sarah and would love to add the other names. Thanks! Linda ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sara" <sara@isrv.com> To: <PABUTLER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, May 10, 2002 10:50 PM Subject: Re: [PABUTLER-L] Brewster--again > Alma Muriel's parents were Alfred B. Grossman (1860 = )and Sarah > Stevenson (1858-1941) Alfred was Sarah's second husband of three. His > parents were Simon Peter Grossman (1820-1884) and Mariah Bennett (1822 > -). Sarah's parents were Michael Moore Stevenson (1823-1901) and Rachel > Elizabeth Greer (1817-1900). > > Sara > > GrannyGlee@aol.com wrote: > > Hi Penny, > > Alma Muriel Grossman is familiar to me, but I can't remember where she fits. > > Perhaps I can locate her through her parents. > > > > > ==== PABUTLER Mailing List ==== > To contact Ed Book, List Maintainer, e-mail to: > edbook@alpha.clarion-net.com > >

I am also a descendant of Robert Black and Elizabeth Grossman through their son James Black. Do you need any information on James' line? Thank you for posting information on Adam. Linda ----- Original Message ----- From: <maryliz1@attbi.com> To: <PABUTLER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, May 10, 2002 8:47 PM Subject: Re: [PABUTLER-L] Brewster--again > Glee, Helen, et al - > > Finally remembered where I'd seen Grossman & Black - do any of the following > link to yours? > > Mary "Aunt Mollie" McCandless (dau of John McCandless Jr. & Mary Ann Smith) > m. William Turner Jr. John McCandless was a brother of my 2g-grandfather, > William McCandless - both sons of John McCandless & Jane Carothers. > > Their dau Mary Ann Turner 1820-1908 m. Adam Black 1814-1888 (son of Robert > Black & Betsy Grossman). Their children: Robert P.; William P.; Ann > Elizabeth m. Giles O'Vogan; John M.; Jane m. William Hilton Tinker; Martha > Clementine m. Clarence Bard; Sarah Ella m. Smiley Smith; Joseph Alfred m. > Mary "Polly" McCallen; John T. > > I have a number of Blacks starting with Alexander Black Sr. b. IRL d. 1875 > Clay Twp m. Elizabeth McElhaney b. IRL d. 1873 Clay Twp - children were > Elizabeth m. William McElhaney; Catherine m. John McKinney; Esther m. > William McKinney; Alexander Jr m. Angelina Christy; Samuel, Rebecca, Martha. > > Angelina Christy was sister of my grandfather, Rev. Alvin J. Christy, and > dau of Joseph Williamson Christy & Sarah Keister. > > And I have a Daisy Edna Dunn b 1879 Washington Co, IN, d. 1970 Kingman, KS, > m. 1896 Kingman, KS, Alvin Lynn McCandless b. 1877 Butler Co, PA, d. 1922 > Pine Bluff, AR. > Daisy Edna was dau of William Thomas Dunn & Susan Alice Wilson; Alvin L. was > son of Martin Luther McCandless (my greatuncle) & Nannie Lourimore Ramsey. > > I'd be grateful for any further info you may have - > > -Mary > maryliz1@attbi.com > > Mary E Matthews > Aurora, CO > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Helen Beveridge" <helen@mysticalcreations.com> > To: <PABUTLER-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Friday, May 10, 2002 5:22 AM > Subject: Re: [PABUTLER-L] Brewster--again > > > > Glee, > > I have the Grossman on my line and I would like to thank you for the > > information you posted, I had the names but not the information. If you > > have any other I would appreciate it, I connect into the line on Sarah > > Caroline Grossman who was married to James Dunn she was born 1848. > > Helen > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Nancy Derby" <mactav@ids.net> > > To: <PABUTLER-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Thursday, May 09, 2002 9:08 PM > > Subject: Re: [PABUTLER-L] Brewster--again > > > > > > > Thanks for all the information, Glee. > > > I do not have Grossmans that I know of. However, my Robert Black of > > > Parker Twp. was supposed to be a cousin of Robert Black of Cherry Twp. > > > who was married to a Grossman. I know they were supposed to come from > > > Huntingdon County, but wondered if you knew where your Grossmans > > > originated--old counry wise. > > > Again, thanks! > > > Nancy > > > > > > GrannyGlee@aol.com wrote: > > > > > > >Nancy, > > > >I don't know if this is related to your line or not: Leroy Jones, 94, > son > > of > > > >Jesse and Laura (Wimer) Jones, formerly lived in New Castle, Lawrence > > County, > > > >Pa. and Slippery Rock, Butler Co., Pa., died in Sandusky, Ohio in 1985. > > His > > > >wife Irene (Grossman) died in 1977 at age 87. Her obit is listed as > > Florence > > > >I. Jones. Her name was Florence Irene or Irene Florence (Grossman) > Jones. > > > >Both are buried in Zion Baptist Cemetery in Slippery Rock, Pa. They had > a > > > >daughter, Ruth. Their son, George, 65 died in 1979 Bedford County and > is > > > >buried there. > > > > > > > >Sorry, I haven't researched Joneses, so have very little on them. > > > > > > > >I descend through Simon Grossman of Palantine, Germany, through his son > > > >Benedict, and through Benedict's son Benjamin, and Benjamin's daughter, > > > >Susanna. What is your Grossman line? > > > > > > > >Here are a few facts for you from a 1916 farm directory for Butler > > County, > > > >Pa. You will note that one could very easily be looking in the wrong > > township > > > >for a relative, for the mailing addresses could be deceiving. > > > > > > > >Brewster: > > > > B. B. Brewster was a grain farmer living on 59 acres in Center > > > >Township. He owned fifty acres, rented another 70 acres and was the > > parent of > > > >9 children. > > > > Charles O. Brewster, grain farmer of Center Township, owned 115 > > acres. > > > > > > > >Dunn: > > > > Andrew Dunn, retired grain farmer, lived RD2 Prospect in > Franklin > > > >Township owned 28 acres, and had three children. > > > > E. M. Dunn, grain farmer of RD8 Butler in Franklin Township, > owned > > 90 > > > >acres and had four children. > > > > J. M. Dunn of RD2 Valencia, Middlesex Township owned 70 acres > and > > had > > > >four children. > > > > Keeper D. Dunn, grain farmer of RD2 Prospect in Franklin > Township, > > > >owned 8 acres. > > > > I. A. Dunn, farmer of RD8 Butler in Connoquenessing Township, > > owned 65 > > > >acres. > > > > Anna Dunn, housekeeper, owner of five acres, lived at RD2 > Renfrew > > in > > > >Forward Township. > > > > A. W. Dunn, Dairy farmer, owned 33 acres at RD1 Evans City, in > > Adams > > > >Township. > > > > Charles W. Dunn, clerk, rented 37 acres at RD2 Butler in Oakland > > > >Township. > > > > J. L. Dunn, farmer with four children, Jersey cattle farmer, > owned > > 100 > > > >acres at West Sunbury in Clay Township. > > > > S. J. Dunn, garden truck farmer, owned 60 acres at RD1 Slippery > > Rock > > > >in Slippery Rock Township. > > > > W. J. Dunn, grain farmer with one child, lived at RD1 > Portersville > > in > > > >Muddycreek Township. > > > > > > > >Jones: > > > > Clifford and David Jones, grain farmers, rented 160 acres at RD2 > > > >Prospect in Center Township. > > > > E. L. Jones, grain farmer with three children, owned 100 acres > at > > RD2 > > > >Prospect in Franklin Township. > > > > Edward S. Jones, farmer with three children, owned 85 acres at > > RD8, > > > >Butler in Connoquenessing Township. > > > > Grant Jones, grain farmer with seven children, owned 100 acres > at > > RD1 > > > >Portersville in Muddy Creek Township. > > > > Howard J. Jones was manager of the W. J. Jones grain farm at > > > >RD2 Portersville in Muddy Creek Township. > > > > H.M. Jones Holstein cattle farmer with one child, owned eight > > acres > > > >at RD1 Evans City in Cranberry Township. > > > > Isaac Jones, grain farmer, owned 50 acres at RD1 Portersville in > > Muddy > > > >Creek Township. > > > > Jesse Jones, grain farmer, owned 53 acres at RD2 Slippery Rock > in > > > >Worth Township. > > > > Joseph Jones, farmer with one child, owned 29 acres at RD2 > > Saxonburg > > > >in Clinton Township. > > > > Mrs. M. E. Jones owned three acres at Parkers Landing in Parker > > > >Township. > > > > R. O. Jones, farmer and dairyman with three children, owned 67 > > acres > > > >at RD1 Evans City in Cranberry Township. > > > > W. J. Jones, grain farmer with one child, owned 100 acres at > RD2 > > > >Portersville in Muddy Creek Township. > > > > > > > >That's it for now. > > > >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) > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== 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) > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== PABUTLER Mailing List ==== > > To contact Ed Book, List Maintainer, e-mail to: > > edbook@alpha.clarion-net.com > > > > > > > > > ==== 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) > > > > > > > > > > >

Alma Muriel's parents were Alfred B. Grossman (1860 = )and Sarah Stevenson (1858-1941) Alfred was Sarah's second husband of three. His parents were Simon Peter Grossman (1820-1884) and Mariah Bennett (1822 -). Sarah's parents were Michael Moore Stevenson (1823-1901) and Rachel Elizabeth Greer (1817-1900). Sara GrannyGlee@aol.com wrote: > Hi Penny, > Alma Muriel Grossman is familiar to me, but I can't remember where she fits. > Perhaps I can locate her through her parents. >

Hi Penny, Alma Muriel Grossman is familiar to me, but I can't remember where she fits. Perhaps I can locate her through her parents. I did find that Alma and Francis applied on 2-21-1919 for a marriage license at the courthouse in Butler, Pa. It can be found in book 33, page 131. Perhaps these articles in the Butler Citizen would interest you: "GROSSMAN REUNION The Descendants of Benedict Grossman who settled in Cherry township in the year 1797 will hold their annual reunion at the residence of Ashley W. Grossman, two miles south of Slippery Rock borough on August 18,1909. All who know themselves to be a branch of this tree are requested to come and bring their friends along. COMMITTEE." (BC, Wed., 8-11-1909) "GROSSMAN REUNION One of the largest of the annual reunions of a Butler county family is that of the Grossman descendants. This year's reunion was held yesterday at the home of Ashley Grossman, Slippery Rock township, when three hundred members of the family congregated coming from all parts of the country. The place for the next reunion will be decided upon by the committee in charge, after which due notice will be given." (from BC, Fri., 8-20-1909, p. 5)

Glee, Helen, et al - Finally remembered where I'd seen Grossman & Black - do any of the following link to yours? Mary "Aunt Mollie" McCandless (dau of John McCandless Jr. & Mary Ann Smith) m. William Turner Jr. John McCandless was a brother of my 2g-grandfather, William McCandless - both sons of John McCandless & Jane Carothers. Their dau Mary Ann Turner 1820-1908 m. Adam Black 1814-1888 (son of Robert Black & Betsy Grossman). Their children: Robert P.; William P.; Ann Elizabeth m. Giles O'Vogan; John M.; Jane m. William Hilton Tinker; Martha Clementine m. Clarence Bard; Sarah Ella m. Smiley Smith; Joseph Alfred m. Mary "Polly" McCallen; John T. I have a number of Blacks starting with Alexander Black Sr. b. IRL d. 1875 Clay Twp m. Elizabeth McElhaney b. IRL d. 1873 Clay Twp - children were Elizabeth m. William McElhaney; Catherine m. John McKinney; Esther m. William McKinney; Alexander Jr m. Angelina Christy; Samuel, Rebecca, Martha. Angelina Christy was sister of my grandfather, Rev. Alvin J. Christy, and dau of Joseph Williamson Christy & Sarah Keister. And I have a Daisy Edna Dunn b 1879 Washington Co, IN, d. 1970 Kingman, KS, m. 1896 Kingman, KS, Alvin Lynn McCandless b. 1877 Butler Co, PA, d. 1922 Pine Bluff, AR. Daisy Edna was dau of William Thomas Dunn & Susan Alice Wilson; Alvin L. was son of Martin Luther McCandless (my greatuncle) & Nannie Lourimore Ramsey. I'd be grateful for any further info you may have - -Mary maryliz1@attbi.com Mary E Matthews Aurora, CO ----- Original Message ----- From: "Helen Beveridge" <helen@mysticalcreations.com> To: <PABUTLER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, May 10, 2002 5:22 AM Subject: Re: [PABUTLER-L] Brewster--again > Glee, > I have the Grossman on my line and I would like to thank you for the > information you posted, I had the names but not the information. If you > have any other I would appreciate it, I connect into the line on Sarah > Caroline Grossman who was married to James Dunn she was born 1848. > Helen > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Nancy Derby" <mactav@ids.net> > To: <PABUTLER-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Thursday, May 09, 2002 9:08 PM > Subject: Re: [PABUTLER-L] Brewster--again > > > > Thanks for all the information, Glee. > > I do not have Grossmans that I know of. However, my Robert Black of > > Parker Twp. was supposed to be a cousin of Robert Black of Cherry Twp. > > who was married to a Grossman. I know they were supposed to come from > > Huntingdon County, but wondered if you knew where your Grossmans > > originated--old counry wise. > > Again, thanks! > > Nancy > > > > GrannyGlee@aol.com wrote: > > > > >Nancy, > > >I don't know if this is related to your line or not: Leroy Jones, 94, son > of > > >Jesse and Laura (Wimer) Jones, formerly lived in New Castle, Lawrence > County, > > >Pa. and Slippery Rock, Butler Co., Pa., died in Sandusky, Ohio in 1985. > His > > >wife Irene (Grossman) died in 1977 at age 87. Her obit is listed as > Florence > > >I. Jones. Her name was Florence Irene or Irene Florence (Grossman) Jones. > > >Both are buried in Zion Baptist Cemetery in Slippery Rock, Pa. They had a > > >daughter, Ruth. Their son, George, 65 died in 1979 Bedford County and is > > >buried there. > > > > > >Sorry, I haven't researched Joneses, so have very little on them. > > > > > >I descend through Simon Grossman of Palantine, Germany, through his son > > >Benedict, and through Benedict's son Benjamin, and Benjamin's daughter, > > >Susanna. What is your Grossman line? > > > > > >Here are a few facts for you from a 1916 farm directory for Butler > County, > > >Pa. You will note that one could very easily be looking in the wrong > township > > >for a relative, for the mailing addresses could be deceiving. > > > > > >Brewster: > > > B. B. Brewster was a grain farmer living on 59 acres in Center > > >Township. He owned fifty acres, rented another 70 acres and was the > parent of > > >9 children. > > > Charles O. Brewster, grain farmer of Center Township, owned 115 > acres. > > > > > >Dunn: > > > Andrew Dunn, retired grain farmer, lived RD2 Prospect in Franklin > > >Township owned 28 acres, and had three children. > > > E. M. Dunn, grain farmer of RD8 Butler in Franklin Township, owned > 90 > > >acres and had four children. > > > J. M. Dunn of RD2 Valencia, Middlesex Township owned 70 acres and > had > > >four children. > > > Keeper D. Dunn, grain farmer of RD2 Prospect in Franklin Township, > > >owned 8 acres. > > > I. A. Dunn, farmer of RD8 Butler in Connoquenessing Township, > owned 65 > > >acres. > > > Anna Dunn, housekeeper, owner of five acres, lived at RD2 Renfrew > in > > >Forward Township. > > > A. W. Dunn, Dairy farmer, owned 33 acres at RD1 Evans City, in > Adams > > >Township. > > > Charles W. Dunn, clerk, rented 37 acres at RD2 Butler in Oakland > > >Township. > > > J. L. Dunn, farmer with four children, Jersey cattle farmer, owned > 100 > > >acres at West Sunbury in Clay Township. > > > S. J. Dunn, garden truck farmer, owned 60 acres at RD1 Slippery > Rock > > >in Slippery Rock Township. > > > W. J. Dunn, grain farmer with one child, lived at RD1 Portersville > in > > >Muddycreek Township. > > > > > >Jones: > > > Clifford and David Jones, grain farmers, rented 160 acres at RD2 > > >Prospect in Center Township. > > > E. L. Jones, grain farmer with three children, owned 100 acres at > RD2 > > >Prospect in Franklin Township. > > > Edward S. Jones, farmer with three children, owned 85 acres at > RD8, > > >Butler in Connoquenessing Township. > > > Grant Jones, grain farmer with seven children, owned 100 acres at > RD1 > > >Portersville in Muddy Creek Township. > > > Howard J. Jones was manager of the W. J. Jones grain farm at > > >RD2 Portersville in Muddy Creek Township. > > > H.M. Jones Holstein cattle farmer with one child, owned eight > acres > > >at RD1 Evans City in Cranberry Township. > > > Isaac Jones, grain farmer, owned 50 acres at RD1 Portersville in > Muddy > > >Creek Township. > > > Jesse Jones, grain farmer, owned 53 acres at RD2 Slippery Rock in > > >Worth Township. > > > Joseph Jones, farmer with one child, owned 29 acres at RD2 > Saxonburg > > >in Clinton Township. > > > Mrs. M. E. Jones owned three acres at Parkers Landing in Parker > > >Township. > > > R. O. Jones, farmer and dairyman with three children, owned 67 > acres > > >at RD1 Evans City in Cranberry Township. > > > W. J. Jones, grain farmer with one child, owned 100 acres at RD2 > > >Portersville in Muddy Creek Township. > > > > > >That's it for now. > > >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) > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== 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) > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== PABUTLER Mailing List ==== > To contact Ed Book, List Maintainer, e-mail to: > edbook@alpha.clarion-net.com > > >

Glee, I really do not know what I need and what I do not need, I have it all on paper and haven't taken the time to enter on my database. (where would we be without computers) Any way I should be getting around to it soon, since I was laid off at work and will have alot more time on my hands, I have put your e-mail address on my folder and will write to you as soon as I see what I really need. If that is ok with you Thanks Helen ----- Original Message ----- From: <GrannyGlee@aol.com> To: <PABUTLER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, May 10, 2002 5:24 PM Subject: Re: [PABUTLER-L] Brewster--again > Helen, Thank you. I don't have my Grossman on computer but I do have a lot of > information on them. Now, I can go right to them. What do you need to know > most? I'll check and see if I have it. > Glee > > > ==== PABUTLER Mailing List ==== > Remember, "Please practice random acts of kindness"........ > -- Patti Caldwell > >

Helen, Thank you. I don't have my Grossman on computer but I do have a lot of information on them. Now, I can go right to them. What do you need to know most? I'll check and see if I have it. Glee

Hi, Hope you don't mind me butting in! I have a Alma Muriel Grossman on my tree, b. 1896 married 21 Bedruary, 1919 to Francis J. Causer b. 1900-1978. Any connection to any of yours. Regards, Penny, Hertfordshire, England. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Helen Beveridge" <helen@mysticalcreations.com> To: <PABUTLER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, May 10, 2002 12:22 PM Subject: Re: [PABUTLER-L] Brewster--again > Glee, > I have the Grossman on my line and I would like to thank you for the > information you posted, I had the names but not the information. If you > have any other I would appreciate it, I connect into the line on Sarah > Caroline Grossman who was married to James Dunn she was born 1848. > Helen > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Nancy Derby" <mactav@ids.net> > To: <PABUTLER-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Thursday, May 09, 2002 9:08 PM > Subject: Re: [PABUTLER-L] Brewster--again > > > > Thanks for all the information, Glee. > > I do not have Grossmans that I know of. However, my Robert Black of > > Parker Twp. was supposed to be a cousin of Robert Black of Cherry Twp. > > who was married to a Grossman. I know they were supposed to come from > > Huntingdon County, but wondered if you knew where your Grossmans > > originated--old counry wise. > > Again, thanks! > > Nancy > > > > GrannyGlee@aol.com wrote: > > > > >Nancy, > > >I don't know if this is related to your line or not: Leroy Jones, 94, son > of > > >Jesse and Laura (Wimer) Jones, formerly lived in New Castle, Lawrence > County, > > >Pa. and Slippery Rock, Butler Co., Pa., died in Sandusky, Ohio in 1985. > His > > >wife Irene (Grossman) died in 1977 at age 87. Her obit is listed as > Florence > > >I. Jones. Her name was Florence Irene or Irene Florence (Grossman) Jones. > > >Both are buried in Zion Baptist Cemetery in Slippery Rock, Pa. They had a > > >daughter, Ruth. Their son, George, 65 died in 1979 Bedford County and is > > >buried there. > > > > > >Sorry, I haven't researched Joneses, so have very little on them. > > > > > >I descend through Simon Grossman of Palantine, Germany, through his son > > >Benedict, and through Benedict's son Benjamin, and Benjamin's daughter, > > >Susanna. What is your Grossman line? > > > > > >Here are a few facts for you from a 1916 farm directory for Butler > County, > > >Pa. You will note that one could very easily be looking in the wrong > township > > >for a relative, for the mailing addresses could be deceiving. > > > > > >Brewster: > > > B. B. Brewster was a grain farmer living on 59 acres in Center > > >Township. He owned fifty acres, rented another 70 acres and was the > parent of > > >9 children. > > > Charles O. Brewster, grain farmer of Center Township, owned 115 > acres. > > > > > >Dunn: > > > Andrew Dunn, retired grain farmer, lived RD2 Prospect in Franklin > > >Township owned 28 acres, and had three children. > > > E. M. Dunn, grain farmer of RD8 Butler in Franklin Township, owned > 90 > > >acres and had four children. > > > J. M. Dunn of RD2 Valencia, Middlesex Township owned 70 acres and > had > > >four children. > > > Keeper D. Dunn, grain farmer of RD2 Prospect in Franklin Township, > > >owned 8 acres. > > > I. A. Dunn, farmer of RD8 Butler in Connoquenessing Township, > owned 65 > > >acres. > > > Anna Dunn, housekeeper, owner of five acres, lived at RD2 Renfrew > in > > >Forward Township. > > > A. W. Dunn, Dairy farmer, owned 33 acres at RD1 Evans City, in > Adams > > >Township. > > > Charles W. Dunn, clerk, rented 37 acres at RD2 Butler in Oakland > > >Township. > > > J. L. Dunn, farmer with four children, Jersey cattle farmer, owned > 100 > > >acres at West Sunbury in Clay Township. > > > S. J. Dunn, garden truck farmer, owned 60 acres at RD1 Slippery > Rock > > >in Slippery Rock Township. > > > W. J. Dunn, grain farmer with one child, lived at RD1 Portersville > in > > >Muddycreek Township. > > > > > >Jones: > > > Clifford and David Jones, grain farmers, rented 160 acres at RD2 > > >Prospect in Center Township. > > > E. L. Jones, grain farmer with three children, owned 100 acres at > RD2 > > >Prospect in Franklin Township. > > > Edward S. Jones, farmer with three children, owned 85 acres at > RD8, > > >Butler in Connoquenessing Township. > > > Grant Jones, grain farmer with seven children, owned 100 acres at > RD1 > > >Portersville in Muddy Creek Township. > > > Howard J. Jones was manager of the W. J. Jones grain farm at > > >RD2 Portersville in Muddy Creek Township. > > > H.M. Jones Holstein cattle farmer with one child, owned eight > acres > > >at RD1 Evans City in Cranberry Township. > > > Isaac Jones, grain farmer, owned 50 acres at RD1 Portersville in > Muddy > > >Creek Township. > > > Jesse Jones, grain farmer, owned 53 acres at RD2 Slippery Rock in > > >Worth Township. > > > Joseph Jones, farmer with one child, owned 29 acres at RD2 > Saxonburg > > >in Clinton Township. > > > Mrs. M. E. Jones owned three acres at Parkers Landing in Parker > > >Township. > > > R. O. Jones, farmer and dairyman with three children, owned 67 > acres > > >at RD1 Evans City in Cranberry Township. > > > W. J. Jones, grain farmer with one child, owned 100 acres at RD2 > > >Portersville in Muddy Creek Township. > > > > > >That's it for now. > > >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) > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== 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) > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== PABUTLER Mailing List ==== > To contact Ed Book, List Maintainer, e-mail to: > edbook@alpha.clarion-net.com > >

Glee, Sarah who they called Carrie, Parents are Hugh C. Grossman and Mary Ann Moore. Sarah is my great Grandmother's mother Helen ----- Original Message ----- From: <GrannyGlee@aol.com> To: <PABUTLER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, May 10, 2002 9:50 AM Subject: Re: [PABUTLER-L] Brewster--again > Helen, > You are welcome. Who are Sarah Carolines's parents? > Glee > > > ==== PABUTLER Mailing List ==== > To contact Ed Book, List Maintainer, e-mail to: > edbook@alpha.clarion-net.com > > > >

Helen, You are welcome. Who are Sarah Carolines's parents? Glee

Glee, I have the Grossman on my line and I would like to thank you for the information you posted, I had the names but not the information. If you have any other I would appreciate it, I connect into the line on Sarah Caroline Grossman who was married to James Dunn she was born 1848. Helen ----- Original Message ----- From: "Nancy Derby" <mactav@ids.net> To: <PABUTLER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, May 09, 2002 9:08 PM Subject: Re: [PABUTLER-L] Brewster--again > Thanks for all the information, Glee. > I do not have Grossmans that I know of. However, my Robert Black of > Parker Twp. was supposed to be a cousin of Robert Black of Cherry Twp. > who was married to a Grossman. I know they were supposed to come from > Huntingdon County, but wondered if you knew where your Grossmans > originated--old counry wise. > Again, thanks! > Nancy > > GrannyGlee@aol.com wrote: > > >Nancy, > >I don't know if this is related to your line or not: Leroy Jones, 94, son of > >Jesse and Laura (Wimer) Jones, formerly lived in New Castle, Lawrence County, > >Pa. and Slippery Rock, Butler Co., Pa., died in Sandusky, Ohio in 1985. His > >wife Irene (Grossman) died in 1977 at age 87. Her obit is listed as Florence > >I. Jones. Her name was Florence Irene or Irene Florence (Grossman) Jones. > >Both are buried in Zion Baptist Cemetery in Slippery Rock, Pa. They had a > >daughter, Ruth. Their son, George, 65 died in 1979 Bedford County and is > >buried there. > > > >Sorry, I haven't researched Joneses, so have very little on them. > > > >I descend through Simon Grossman of Palantine, Germany, through his son > >Benedict, and through Benedict's son Benjamin, and Benjamin's daughter, > >Susanna. What is your Grossman line? > > > >Here are a few facts for you from a 1916 farm directory for Butler County, > >Pa. You will note that one could very easily be looking in the wrong township > >for a relative, for the mailing addresses could be deceiving. > > > >Brewster: > > B. B. Brewster was a grain farmer living on 59 acres in Center > >Township. He owned fifty acres, rented another 70 acres and was the parent of > >9 children. > > Charles O. Brewster, grain farmer of Center Township, owned 115 acres. > > > >Dunn: > > Andrew Dunn, retired grain farmer, lived RD2 Prospect in Franklin > >Township owned 28 acres, and had three children. > > E. M. Dunn, grain farmer of RD8 Butler in Franklin Township, owned 90 > >acres and had four children. > > J. M. Dunn of RD2 Valencia, Middlesex Township owned 70 acres and had > >four children. > > Keeper D. Dunn, grain farmer of RD2 Prospect in Franklin Township, > >owned 8 acres. > > I. A. Dunn, farmer of RD8 Butler in Connoquenessing Township, owned 65 > >acres. > > Anna Dunn, housekeeper, owner of five acres, lived at RD2 Renfrew in > >Forward Township. > > A. W. Dunn, Dairy farmer, owned 33 acres at RD1 Evans City, in Adams > >Township. > > Charles W. Dunn, clerk, rented 37 acres at RD2 Butler in Oakland > >Township. > > J. L. Dunn, farmer with four children, Jersey cattle farmer, owned 100 > >acres at West Sunbury in Clay Township. > > S. J. Dunn, garden truck farmer, owned 60 acres at RD1 Slippery Rock > >in Slippery Rock Township. > > W. J. Dunn, grain farmer with one child, lived at RD1 Portersville in > >Muddycreek Township. > > > >Jones: > > Clifford and David Jones, grain farmers, rented 160 acres at RD2 > >Prospect in Center Township. > > E. L. Jones, grain farmer with three children, owned 100 acres at RD2 > >Prospect in Franklin Township. > > Edward S. Jones, farmer with three children, owned 85 acres at RD8, > >Butler in Connoquenessing Township. > > Grant Jones, grain farmer with seven children, owned 100 acres at RD1 > >Portersville in Muddy Creek Township. > > Howard J. Jones was manager of the W. J. Jones grain farm at > >RD2 Portersville in Muddy Creek Township. > > H.M. Jones Holstein cattle farmer with one child, owned eight acres > >at RD1 Evans City in Cranberry Township. > > Isaac Jones, grain farmer, owned 50 acres at RD1 Portersville in Muddy > >Creek Township. > > Jesse Jones, grain farmer, owned 53 acres at RD2 Slippery Rock in > >Worth Township. > > Joseph Jones, farmer with one child, owned 29 acres at RD2 Saxonburg > >in Clinton Township. > > Mrs. M. E. Jones owned three acres at Parkers Landing in Parker > >Township. > > R. O. Jones, farmer and dairyman with three children, owned 67 acres > >at RD1 Evans City in Cranberry Township. > > W. J. Jones, grain farmer with one child, owned 100 acres at RD2 > >Portersville in Muddy Creek Township. > > > >That's it for now. > >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) > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== 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) > > > > > > > > > > >

Nancy, Your ancestress, Benedict and Betsy Grossman's daughter, Elizabeth "Betsey" Grossman was born about 1785, died in 1888, and was married to Robert Black. Benedict's parents, Simon, Sr., born about 1720, and Margaretha, born about 1725, were both natives of Palantine, Germany. (Simon, Sr. married twice.) They sailed on Captain Adolph de Grove's ship, Jacob, that left "from Amsterdam, last from Shields." Benedict was born, enroute to America, somewhere on the Atlantic Ocean in September 1749 . The family were to have located at Mass Creek, Adams County, Pa. near the present site of Harrisburg. (There was a Simon Grossman naturalized in Philadelphia in 1749.) If one were looking to find where they located in eastern Pa., keep in mind that county and state boundaries changed. (Part of the state of Va. became York, County, Pa.) Benedict's brother, Simon, was married in Frederick County, Md. His sister, Maria Margaretha "Peggy" was born in New Providence, Township, Montgomery County, Pa. (I'm not sure, but she may have been the one that was captured by Indians, considered a squaw, later married a Bennett and had seven sons.) His sister, Polly, was married in York County. Benedict's wife, Betsey, daughter of Johan Wendell and Catherine Seibert was born before 1750, one source has 1749 in Bethel Township, Berks County, Pa. Another source has her born in York Co., while another has Va. (The surname can be found as Sivert or Stivert.) I show all of their children born in Hamiltonban Township, York Co., Pa. Betsey was confirmed in 1766 at the age of nineteen (which would make her birth about 1747). During the French and Indian War of 1756-1763 she was captured by Indians at York, kept seven years, returned at age thirteen to friends at Ft. Pitt. Glee

I am searching for information regarding my ancestors on my Mother's side. David Russell (b. 1747 Letterkenny, IRE, d. 23 Oct 1826, Venango Twp., Butler Cty). He is reported to have married Isabelle Harper of Westmoreland County. Their son David was born around 1787 and his son James E (b. 1833-34) I believe was my G/Grandfather but I am not certain. I would really appreciate any information that anyone has that could help me. My Grandfather James Ebenezer Russell, (b.1862-1922) moved from Butler to Beaver County. I am trying to ascertain whether or not James E (1833 above ) is his father or not. Thanks to anyone that may have anything on this. Bob Reese, Santee, CA

----- Original Message ----- From: <GrannyGlee@aol.com> To: <PABUTLER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, May 09, 2002 11:06 PM Subject: Re: [PABUTLER-L] Brewster--again > Nancy, > Your ancestress, Benedict and Betsy Grossman's daughter, Elizabeth "Betsey" > Grossman was born about 1785, died in 1888, and was married to Robert Black. > > Benedict's parents, Simon, Sr., born about 1720, and Margaretha, born about > 1725, were both natives of Palantine, Germany. (Simon, Sr. married twice.) > They sailed on Captain Adolph de Grove's ship, Jacob, that left "from > Amsterdam, last from Shields." Benedict was born, enroute to America, > somewhere on the Atlantic Ocean in September 1749 . The family were to have > located at Mass Creek, Adams County, Pa. near the present site of Harrisburg. > (There was a Simon Grossman naturalized in Philadelphia in 1749.) > > If one were looking to find where they located in eastern Pa., keep in mind > that county and state boundaries changed. (Part of the state of Va. became > York, County, Pa.) > > Benedict's brother, Simon, was married in Frederick County, Md. > His sister, Maria Margaretha "Peggy" was born in New Providence, Township, > Montgomery County, Pa. (I'm not sure, but she may have been the one that was > captured by Indians, considered a squaw, later married a Bennett and had > seven sons.) > His sister, Polly, was married in York County. > > Benedict's wife, Betsey, daughter of Johan Wendell and Catherine Seibert was > born before 1750, one source has 1749 in Bethel Township, Berks County, Pa. > Another source has her born in York Co., while another has Va. (The surname > can be found as Sivert or Stivert.) I show all of their children born in > Hamiltonban Township, York Co., Pa. Betsey was confirmed in 1766 at the age > of nineteen (which would make her birth about 1747). During the French and > Indian War of 1756-1763 she was captured by Indians at York, kept seven > years, returned at age thirteen to friends at Ft. Pitt. > Glee > > > ==== PABUTLER Mailing List ==== > To contact Ed Book, List Maintainer, e-mail to: > edbook@alpha.clarion-net.com > > > >

Glee, Are the following the John Carner Critchlow family you mention? Lona Descendants of Nancy Jane Cumberland Generation No. 1 1. NANCY JANE1 CUMBERLAND1 was born January 21, 1851 in Butler Co, .Pa1, and died 19432. She married JOHN CARNER CRITCHLOW3, son of JOHN CRITCHLOW and CHRISTIANA CARNER. He was born March 18, 1846 in Butler Co, .Pa3, and died 19264. More About NANCY JANE CUMBERLAND: Burial: North Union Reformed Presbyterian, Forward Twp., Butler Co., Pa Notes for JOHN CARNER CRITCHLOW: Butler Co. Cemetery Inventory, Vol. V, Southern Twps. North Union Reformed Presbyterian, Forward Twp. Critchlow Infant dau. of J.C. & N. J. FTM CD Selected U.S./Internat'l Marriage Records, 1340-1980 Critchlow, John Carner Gender : M Birth Year : 1846 Birth Location Code : PA Spouse : Cumberland, Nancy Jane Birth Year : 1851 Birth Location Code : PA Source Number : 2034.000 Source Type : Electronic Database Number of Pages : 1 Submitter Code : MLC Children of NANCY CUMBERLAND and JOHN CRITCHLOW are: i. IDA MAY2 CRITCHLOW5, b. September 03, 1875, Pa5; m. JOHN BARLOW5; b. , Bountiful, Utah5. Marriage Notes for IDA CRITCHLOW and JOHN BARLOW: FTM CD Selected U.S./Internat'l Marriage Records, 1340-1980 Critchlow, Ida May Gender : F Birth Year : 1875 Birth Location Code : PA Spouse : Barlow, John Yates Birth Year : 1875 Source Number : 2035.000 Source Type : Electronic Database Number of Pages : 1 Submitter Code : MLC 2. ii. CLARA MAUD CRITCHLOW, b. January 25, 1878, Butler Co, .Pa. iii. THOMAS DEWIGHT CRITCHLOW5, b. December 07, 1880, Butler Co, .Pa5; m. ERLA LEONA HUGHES5. 3. iv. JUDSON DORSEY CRITCHLOW, b. January 01, 1882, Butler Co, .Pa. v. LILLIE PEARL CRITCHLOW5, b. November 15, 1885, Butler Co, .Pa5. 4. vi. DAISY ARMANDA CRITCHLOW, b. January 15, 1888, Ribold, Butler Co., Pa. vii. LEROY CRITCHLOW5, b. March 18, 1891, Butler Co, .Pa5; d. 19516; m. LUCY HUGHES7, Abt. 19157; b. 18908; d. 1972. More About LEROY CRITCHLOW: Burial: North Union Reformed Presbyterian, Forward Twp., Butler Co., Pa More About LUCY HUGHES: Burial: North Union Reformed Presbyterian, Forward Twp., Butler Co., Pa viii. FLOYD LESTER CRITCHLOW9, b. April 03, 1894, Butler Co, .Pa9; d. May 19, 1931, Penn. Twp, Pa.; m. GRACE ELEANOR PHILLIPS9, June 10, 19259; b. 1896, Pa.9; d. August 28, 1937, Penn. Twp, Pa.. ix. ZORA MARIE CRITCHLOW9, b. April 20, 1899, Butler Co, .Pa9. Generation No. 2 2. CLARA MAUD2 CRITCHLOW (NANCY JANE1 CUMBERLAND)9 was born January 25, 1878 in Butler Co, .Pa9. She married WALTER NEPHI DRAPER9 September 27, 1900 in St. John, Tooele Co, Utah9, son of NEPHI DRAPER and CHARLOTTE JOHNSON. Marriage Notes for CLARA CRITCHLOW and WALTER DRAPER:FTM CD Selected U.S./Internat'l Marriage Records, 1340-1980 Critchlow, Clara Maud Gender : F Birth Year : 1878 Birth Location Code : PA Spouse : Draper, Walter Nephi Birth Year : 1878 Source Number : 2036.000 Source Type : Electronic Database Number of Pages : 1 Submitter Code : MLC Children of CLARA CRITCHLOW and WALTER DRAPER are: i. KENNETH FLOYD3 DRAPER9, b. July 16, 1901, St. John, Tooele Co. Utah9; d. January 22, 19029. ii. ASA LEROY DRAPER9, b. March 19, 1903, Ribold, Butler Co., Pa9. iii. IRENE MAE DRAPER9, b. July 23, 1904, Ribold, Butler Co., Pa9. iv. CLAIR DRAPER9, b. October 16, 1906, Wellington, Carbon Co., Utah9; d. April 10, 19099. v. WALTER HOWARD DRAPER9, b. September 21, 1909, Wellington, Carbon Co., Utah9. vi. GLADYS PEARL DRAPER9, b. October 30, 1911, Wellington, Carbon Co., Utah9. vii. FLOY DRAPER9, b. April 01, 1915, Wellington, Carbon Co., Utah9; d. May 28, 19159. viii. STELLA DRAPER9, b. January 08, 1917, Wellington, Carbon Co., Utah9. ix. ELDRA JEAN DRAPER9, b. March 01, 1921, Wellington, Carbon Co., Utah9. 3. JUDSON DORSEY2 CRITCHLOW (NANCY JANE1 CUMBERLAND)9 was born January 01, 1882 in Butler Co, .Pa9. He married INEZ OMAN9 March 19, 19129, daughter of ANDREW OMAN and CELESTIA DRAPER. She was born February 29, 1892 in Mt. Pleasant, San Pete Co., Utah9. Children of JUDSON CRITCHLOW and INEZ OMAN are: i. MELVA MAE3 CRITCHLOW9, b. ii. ALICE PEARL CRITCHLOW9, b. iii. JOHN CARNER CRITCHLOW9, b. iv. KENNETH Q. CRITCHLOW9, b. August 31, 1920, Price, Carbon Co. Utah9; d. January 14, 19219. v. LOLA JANE CRITCHLOW9, b. December 27, 1921, Price, Carbon Co. Utah9; d. January 19, 19229. vi. LULU CELESTIA CRITCHLOW9, b. December 27, 1921, Price, Carbon Co. Utah9; d. December 27, 1921, Price, Carbon Co. Utah9. vii. ZELLA FAY CRITCHLOW9, b. viii. JAY LEE CRITCHLOW9, b. 4. DAISY ARMANDA2 CRITCHLOW (NANCY JANE1 CUMBERLAND)9 was born January 15, 1888 in Ribold, Butler Co., Pa9. She married WALTER FLOYD SHORTS9 September 10, 19109, son of GRAFTON SHORTS and MARGARET SHANNON. He was born July 26, 1888 in Brownsdale, Butler Co, Pa9. Children of DAISY CRITCHLOW and WALTER SHORTS are: i. ETHEL MARGARET PEARL3 SHORTS9, b. ii. ROSALIE MAE SHORTS9, b. iii. WALTER FLOYD SHORTS9, b. iv. MARK SHORTS9, b. v. MURRAY SHORTS9, b. ----- > Barb, > My grandfather's eldest sister married John Carner Critchlow. > Were your Critchlows from the Butler area? Did they leave the area? > What is the time period for George W. and Mary E. It might make it easier to > find them. > The courthouse death registration book has a Lucinda J. Critchlow, age 58, > married, born Butler Co., died after 10 month paralysis at Dixmont on > 7-6-1900 and was buried there the next day. > At Prospect, Franklin Township in the 1900 Butler County Census a Lucinda was > shown, born May 1843 in Pa., age 57, married 20 years, had three children, > all living, wife of John, born April 1848 in Pa., age 52, bricklayer, married > 20 years, rents home. John's mother Elizabeth was living with them, born > September 1824 in Pa., age 75, widow, had 6 children, five living. > Happy Researching, > Glee

Thanks for all the information, Glee. I do not have Grossmans that I know of. However, my Robert Black of Parker Twp. was supposed to be a cousin of Robert Black of Cherry Twp. who was married to a Grossman. I know they were supposed to come from Huntingdon County, but wondered if you knew where your Grossmans originated--old counry wise. Again, thanks! Nancy GrannyGlee@aol.com wrote: >Nancy, >I don't know if this is related to your line or not: Leroy Jones, 94, son of >Jesse and Laura (Wimer) Jones, formerly lived in New Castle, Lawrence County, >Pa. and Slippery Rock, Butler Co., Pa., died in Sandusky, Ohio in 1985. His >wife Irene (Grossman) died in 1977 at age 87. Her obit is listed as Florence >I. Jones. Her name was Florence Irene or Irene Florence (Grossman) Jones. >Both are buried in Zion Baptist Cemetery in Slippery Rock, Pa. They had a >daughter, Ruth. Their son, George, 65 died in 1979 Bedford County and is >buried there. > >Sorry, I haven't researched Joneses, so have very little on them. > >I descend through Simon Grossman of Palantine, Germany, through his son >Benedict, and through Benedict's son Benjamin, and Benjamin's daughter, >Susanna. What is your Grossman line? > >Here are a few facts for you from a 1916 farm directory for Butler County, >Pa. You will note that one could very easily be looking in the wrong township >for a relative, for the mailing addresses could be deceiving. > >Brewster: > B. B. Brewster was a grain farmer living on 59 acres in Center >Township. He owned fifty acres, rented another 70 acres and was the parent of >9 children. > Charles O. Brewster, grain farmer of Center Township, owned 115 acres. > >Dunn: > Andrew Dunn, retired grain farmer, lived RD2 Prospect in Franklin >Township owned 28 acres, and had three children. > E. M. Dunn, grain farmer of RD8 Butler in Franklin Township, owned 90 >acres and had four children. > J. M. Dunn of RD2 Valencia, Middlesex Township owned 70 acres and had >four children. > Keeper D. Dunn, grain farmer of RD2 Prospect in Franklin Township, >owned 8 acres. > I. A. Dunn, farmer of RD8 Butler in Connoquenessing Township, owned 65 >acres. > Anna Dunn, housekeeper, owner of five acres, lived at RD2 Renfrew in >Forward Township. > A. W. Dunn, Dairy farmer, owned 33 acres at RD1 Evans City, in Adams >Township. > Charles W. Dunn, clerk, rented 37 acres at RD2 Butler in Oakland >Township. > J. L. Dunn, farmer with four children, Jersey cattle farmer, owned 100 >acres at West Sunbury in Clay Township. > S. J. Dunn, garden truck farmer, owned 60 acres at RD1 Slippery Rock >in Slippery Rock Township. > W. J. Dunn, grain farmer with one child, lived at RD1 Portersville in >Muddycreek Township. > >Jones: > Clifford and David Jones, grain farmers, rented 160 acres at RD2 >Prospect in Center Township. > E. L. Jones, grain farmer with three children, owned 100 acres at RD2 >Prospect in Franklin Township. > Edward S. Jones, farmer with three children, owned 85 acres at RD8, >Butler in Connoquenessing Township. > Grant Jones, grain farmer with seven children, owned 100 acres at RD1 >Portersville in Muddy Creek Township. > Howard J. Jones was manager of the W. J. Jones grain farm at >RD2 Portersville in Muddy Creek Township. > H.M. Jones Holstein cattle farmer with one child, owned eight acres >at RD1 Evans City in Cranberry Township. > Isaac Jones, grain farmer, owned 50 acres at RD1 Portersville in Muddy >Creek Township. > Jesse Jones, grain farmer, owned 53 acres at RD2 Slippery Rock in >Worth Township. > Joseph Jones, farmer with one child, owned 29 acres at RD2 Saxonburg >in Clinton Township. > Mrs. M. E. Jones owned three acres at Parkers Landing in Parker >Township. > R. O. Jones, farmer and dairyman with three children, owned 67 acres >at RD1 Evans City in Cranberry Township. > W. J. Jones, grain farmer with one child, owned 100 acres at RD2 >Portersville in Muddy Creek Township. > >That's it for now. >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) > > > > > > > > > > > >

I was at the New Castle Library yesterday going through cemetery books looking for McCrearys. I don't remember the name of the cemetery, but it is in New Galilee, PA. There were a lot of McGowens in the listings. I only noticed because my cousin was a McCowin, and I've already emailed her about them. Not first names, just that I saw the McGowens and thought that it might just be a variant spelling of McCowin. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Iris Wakeling" <iris_w@efn.org> To: <PABUTLER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, May 09, 2002 1:36 PM Subject: Re: [PABUTLER-L]1790 Census > Would these people be living Butler Co? > I'm interested in the * items. > > Microfilm 568149 1790 Allegheny Co., Pa Census > Composed of Washington and Part of Alleghany Co. > 1st day of Aug 1790 and 10th of April 1791 > Page 149 > > Columns 1 Free white Male of mature years > 2 Free white Male under sixteen years > 3 Free white Female including those of > the families > 4All other free persons > 5 Slaves > 6 Total > > > Samuel Stewart 123006 > James Chambers 113005 > Sarah Redick 003003 > John Hage, Esq. 212016 > Hugh Workman 504009 > Samuel Baird 222006 > Samuel Shannon 2380013 > David Bradford, Esq. 3140210 > Hugh Wilson 3142010 > John Ackerson 403007 > Samuel Ashlin 124007 > Andrew (Lo)casinger 2130410 > James Marshal, Esq 2250110 > William Muthish?? 114006 > John Dodd 4330111 > Alexander Addison, Esq. 103004 > William Marshal 243009 > Thomas Jefferys 111003 > James? Willison, (?) 104005 > George Moreland 112004 > Robert McCandless 101002 > Samuel Clark 322108 > Hugh Means 5430012 > Thomas Nakely 103004 > * Thomas McGowen 200002 > Robert Morse?? 101013 > Greer Blaqueath?? 203005 > Daniel Moody 221005 > Patrick McCully 141006 > Thomas Wilson 4420010 > John Ferguson 312006 > *John McGowan 212005Samuel Hannah 112004 > Joseph Porter 103004 > James Brice 134008 > James Howlett 134008 > John Ralston 124007 > *William McGowen 114006 > *Robert McGowen 124007 > William Hamkin? 113005 > Robert Bell 113005 > James Ralston 112004 > William Johnston 201003 > John Johnston 101002 > Robert Wiley 115007 > Joseph Watt 302005 > Francis McGarvay 113005 > Joseph Allen 202004 > Edward Huggins 000101 > John Willson 323008 > Daniel Kess 122005 > Mary Kess 021003 > *John Hughes 122005 > James McConkey 252009 > John Richmond, (?) 2550012 > John Snowden 302005 > William Snowden 102003 > Daivid Snowden 132006 > James Simpson 122005 > > > > > > ==== PABUTLER Mailing List ==== > To contact Ed Book, List Maintainer, e-mail to: > edbook@alpha.clarion-net.com > >

Glee, My Critchlows were definitely from Butler County and they stayed there! My Grandmother's father was George and Mary. They did leave Butler County and moved to Tidioute in Warren County, where my grandmother was born. They eventually moved to the North Side of Pittsburgh, where my family remains. I moved to Mars about 20 years ago and live in my paternal grandfather's house. We are so blessed to have so much information about the Critchlow's. My Mother has been involved with many Critchlow reunions at Camp Redwing. There was talk about moving it to my place, but that has not happened, yet. Don't know when I would ever have the time for that! I have seen the Dixmont Cemetery site with Lucinda Critchlow's name on it. It is hard to place her as the same person because of the age. I will have to investigate it further. It would be very sad to know that my great great grandmother died in a State Hospital. I wonder what will happen to the cemetery, now that there is going to be a Wal-Mart on the old Dixmont Hospital site! Anyway, thank you so much for the help. Will keep in touch with any new information. Barb

Would these people be living Butler Co? I'm interested in the * items. Microfilm 568149 1790 Allegheny Co., Pa Census Composed of Washington and Part of Alleghany Co. 1st day of Aug 1790 and 10th of April 1791 Page 149 Columns 1 Free white Male of mature years 2 Free white Male under sixteen years 3 Free white Female including those of the families 4All other free persons 5 Slaves 6 Total Samuel Stewart 123006 James Chambers 113005 Sarah Redick 003003 John Hage, Esq. 212016 Hugh Workman 504009 Samuel Baird 222006 Samuel Shannon 2380013 David Bradford, Esq. 3140210 Hugh Wilson 3142010 John Ackerson 403007 Samuel Ashlin 124007 Andrew (Lo)casinger 2130410 James Marshal, Esq 2250110 William Muthish?? 114006 John Dodd 4330111 Alexander Addison, Esq. 103004 William Marshal 243009 Thomas Jefferys 111003 James? Willison, (?) 104005 George Moreland 112004 Robert McCandless 101002 Samuel Clark 322108 Hugh Means 5430012 Thomas Nakely 103004 * Thomas McGowen 200002 Robert Morse?? 101013 Greer Blaqueath?? 203005 Daniel Moody 221005 Patrick McCully 141006 Thomas Wilson 4420010 John Ferguson 312006 *John McGowan 212005Samuel Hannah 112004 Joseph Porter 103004 James Brice 134008 James Howlett 134008 John Ralston 124007 *William McGowen 114006 *Robert McGowen 124007 William Hamkin? 113005 Robert Bell 113005 James Ralston 112004 William Johnston 201003 John Johnston 101002 Robert Wiley 115007 Joseph Watt 302005 Francis McGarvay 113005 Joseph Allen 202004 Edward Huggins 000101 John Willson 323008 Daniel Kess 122005 Mary Kess 021003 *John Hughes 122005 James McConkey 252009 John Richmond, (?) 2550012 John Snowden 302005 William Snowden 102003 Daivid Snowden 132006 James Simpson 122005

Barb, My grandfather's eldest sister married John Carner Critchlow. Were your Critchlows from the Butler area? Did they leave the area? What is the time period for George W. and Mary E. It might make it easier to find them. The courthouse death registration book has a Lucinda J. Critchlow, age 58, married, born Butler Co., died after 10 month paralysis at Dixmont on 7-6-1900 and was buried there the next day. At Prospect, Franklin Township in the 1900 Butler County Census a Lucinda was shown, born May 1843 in Pa., age 57, married 20 years, had three children, all living, wife of John, born April 1848 in Pa., age 52, bricklayer, married 20 years, rents home. John's mother Elizabeth was living with them, born September 1824 in Pa., age 75, widow, had 6 children, five living. Happy Researching, Glee