yeah, because that information was given to you in 2000. Happy to help! Mike Wennin Come Visit the Cameron County Genealogy Project! http://www.rootsweb.com/~pacamero ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, March 26, 2004 7:04 AM Subject: [PA-CAMERON] Re: PACAMERO-D Digest V04 #65 > Oh MIke - Thanks!!! That Elk County Census clears up a lot of mystery - as > family oral history places the family there - and I've looked for validation of > that for years and found none. Guess, I was looking too early. > > I think the Genie Angels wanted me doing other things for a while. > Because!!!! I have spent hours at the Cameron County site and have cleared up a lot of > mysteries, and of course as a consequence, created more. LOL > > It appears that my mother's paternal and maternal lines were ALL in the same > vicinity around the same time. While the WEAVER/WEBER line was in Sterling > Run, the KING/FISK/HERSHEY lines were in Driftwood. An obit for Andrew Jackson > HERSHEY says he married the Widow KING FISKE (1 child, who fits my ggram Mary > F. Hershey, b. 1849 Driftwood - more about her later) ca 1860 in the lumber > region of Clearfield County. Documents list A. J.'s wife as Sara, Susan and/or > Susannah. A. J. and Sara/Susan's children John b. Bald Eagle, Clrfld County > 1861, and Sara bd. and place unknown. At some point A.J. and Sara/Susan > settled in Snow Shoe, Centre County. > > Mary F. apparently took her stepfather's (A.J.) name. She subsequently > married James OSWALT, b. 1847 Potter Tshp, Centre County where all their children > were born, and the, James and Mary, are buried. One puzzle has been > determining Mary's original surname. Family oral history has her related to the KING > family - but I have been unable to find a Sara, Susan, or Susannah KING fitting > the stats. I did find a John KING, wife Sara, family in with a year old dau > on the 1850 Burnside Census. Checking earlier censuses, I found BECK family > with dau Sara, (as neighbors to the Reeder KING family with son John) who > fits the stats for Sara KING m. to John King. > > I have searched for 2-3 years, but could find nothing on FISKE in the area. > But, on the Cameron County wonder site today I found two - one William - too > old - and one James FISK who agewise could have been spouse of the Widow KING > FISKE. In a nutshell, is Mary F. a KING or a FISKE? > > Anyone related to this group? Any suggestions or help welcomed. > > Mike, thanks again for the info - gonna make my life a whole lot easier. > > Regards, \ > > Jan > > > ==== PACAMERO Mailing List ==== > Invite your family and friends to join us! > http://www.rootsweb.com/~pacamero >

On Fri, 26 Mar 2004 12:03:44 -0500 "Marolyn Cole" <[email protected]> writes: > I am searching for information about Delos and Alice Williams DUELL. > Latter Day Saints Family History Center lists Delos DUELL as b. 1888 > in Warren and d. 1955. Alice as b. 1886, m. 1906 in Warren and d. > 1935. Alice had a sister, Maud (Mrs. George English). She lived in > Castle Garden at the time of her death (1962). Any help > appreciated. > Marolyn Campbell Cole, Athens, Bradford Co., PA Bradford County > Historical Society Research Volunteer. Marolyn, I don't know if any of this helps and you may already have it, but this is on the Cameron Co, Pa Census site. You can go there for more detail. Ken Ostrum CENSUS YEAR: 1890 (Vet) STATE: PA COUNTY: Cameron DISTRICT: Gibson Twp ENUM-DISTRICT: 49 MICROFILM#: M123-85 ENUMERATED: in June,1890 by: William H. Logue Duell, Horace M. Private |G |84 Pa Vol |30 Oct 1861 |. June 1862 |. 7 . |22|Driftwood, Cameron Co., PA _________________________________________________________________________ ____________________CENSUS YEAR: 1900 STATE: PA COUNTY: Cameron TOWNSHIP: Gibson MICROFILM#: T623-1390 SUPV/DISTR: 11 ENUM/DISTR: 1 ENUMERATOR: Sidney G. McElwain ENUM/DATE: June 5-26, 1900 Duell Charity 30 Pennsylvania ed01-pg007a.txt 9B 84 Duell Charles F. 38 Pennsylvania ed01-pg007a.txt 9B 88 Duell Charles T. 3 Pennsylvania ed01-pg007a.txt 9B 89 Duell Erma Z. 1 Pennsylvania ed01-pg007a.txt 9B 87 Duell Fanny E. 4 Pennsylvania ed01-pg007a.txt 9B 91 Duell George W. 36 Pennsylvania ed01-pg007a.txt 9B 90 Duell Horace M. 65 New York ed01-pg007a.txt 9B 86 Duell Lottie 11 Pennsylvania ed01-pg007a.txt Duell Rodney W. Grandson W M Apr 1884 16 S . . . CENSUS YEAR: 1900 STATE: PA COUNTY: Cameron TOWNSHIP: Gibson MICROFILM#: T623-1390 SUPV/DISTR: 11 ENUM/DISTR: 1 ENUMERATOR: Sidney G. McElwain ENUM/DATE: June 5-26, 1900 9B 84 1 9B . . 158 163 Duell Charles F. Head W M May 1862 38 M 7 . . Pennsylvania New York Pennsylvania . . . Farmer 0 . Yes Yes Yes O M F 18 . 9B 85 1 9B . . 158 163 Duell Charity Wife W F May 1870 30 M 7 5 4 Pennsylvania New York Pennsylvania . . . . . . Yes Yes Yes . . . . . 9B 86 1 9B . . 158 163 Duell Lottie Daughter W F Nov 1888 11 S . . . Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania . . . At School . 7 Yes Yes Yes . . . . . 9B 87 1 9B . . 158 163 Duell Fanny E. Daughter W F Feb 1896 4 S . . . Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania . . . 9B 88 1 9B . . 158 163 Duell Charles T. Son W M Mar 1897 3 S . . . Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania . . . . . 9B 89 1 9B . . 158 163 Duell Erma Z. Daughter W F Mar 1899 1 S . . . Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania . . . 9B 90 1 9B . . 158 163 Duell Horace M. Father W M Feb 1835 65 Wd . . . New York New York New York . . . Farm Laborer 0 . Yes Yes Yes . . . . . 9B 91 1 9B . . 158 163 Duell George W. Brother W M Mar 1864 36 S . . . Pennsylvania New York Pennsylvania . . . Laborer in Woods 3 . Yes Yes Yes . . . . . CENSUS YEAR: 1910 STATE: PA COUNTY: Cameron TOWNSHIP: Gibson MICROFILM#: T624-1325 SUPV/DISTR: 17 ENUM/DISTR: 1 ENUMERATOR: Elmer C. Hanes ENUM/DATE-RANGE: April 18-29, and May 12, 1910 7B 87 1 7B . 118 122 133 English George Head M W 31 M1 8 . . Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania . . English Brakeman Rail Road W No 0 Yes Yes . O F H . . . . . 7B 88 1 7B . 118 122 133 English Maude Wife F W 25 M1 8 0 1 Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania . . English None . . . . Yes Yes . . . . . . . . . 10B 56 1 10B . 118 183 199 Duell Charles E. Head M W 48 M2 16 . . Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania 10B 57 1 10B . 118 183 199 Duell Charity Wife F W 39 M1 16 10 9 Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania 10B 58 1 10B . 118 183 199 Duell Fannie Daughter F W 14 S . . . Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania 10B 59 1 10B . 118 183 199 Duell Charles Son M W 13 S . . . Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania . . 10B 60 1 10B . 118 183 199 Duell Erma Daughter F W 11 S . . . Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania 10B 61 1 10B . 118 183 199 Duell Arthur Son M W 9 S . . . Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania . . . Yes . . . . . 10B 62 1 10B . 118 183 199 Duell Fredric Son M W 7 S . . . Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania . . . None . . . 10B 63 1 10B . 118 183 199 Duell Mary Daughter F W 6 S . . . Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania . . . None . 10B 64 1 10B . 118 183 199 Duell Olie Daughter F W 3 S . . . Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania . . . None . . 10B 65 1 10B . 118 183 199 Duell Nellie Daughter F W 12/12 S . . . Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania . . . 10B 66 1 10B . 118 183 199 Duell Raychel Daughter F W 11/12 S . . . Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania . . . Ken Ostrum [email protected] ________________________________________________________________ The best thing to hit the Internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! Surf the Web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER! Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today!

Hello my name is laura Beldin--as a young girl I use to help Mrs. English with house work. There isn't to much I can tell you. What I remember is dusting a cabinet full of knicks knacks. For some reason this stands out in my mind. Also I have a picture of her holding one of my younger siblings. Mrs. English usedto help Mother with her little ones. As soon as I can I will make a copy of this picture for you. My e-mail address is [email protected] Happy hunting LauraWill try and think if I can remember any thing else!!!!

Hello my name is Laura Beldin and as a child (young girl) I used to help Mrs. English with her house work on Sat. mornings,. Not much that I can remember, except she had a lot of nick nacks that I use to have to dust--for some reason that stands out in my mind. AlsoI have apictureof her holding one of my younger siblings. As soon as I can I will get it made for you. She is an elderly lady in it. She helped MOther when we all were young. I don't know if you can get my e mail address from this so I am putting it on here for you... [email protected] hunting Laura

I am searching for information about Delos and Alice Williams DUELL. Latter Day Saints Family History Center lists Delos DUELL as b. 1888 in Warren and d. 1955. Alice as b. 1886, m. 1906 in Warren and d. 1935. Alice had a sister, Maud (Mrs. George English). She lived in Castle Garden at the time of her death (1962). Any help appreciated. Marolyn Campbell Cole, Athens, Bradford Co., PA Bradford County Historical Society Research Volunteer.

Oh MIke - Thanks!!! That Elk County Census clears up a lot of mystery - as family oral history places the family there - and I've looked for validation of that for years and found none. Guess, I was looking too early. I think the Genie Angels wanted me doing other things for a while. Because!!!! I have spent hours at the Cameron County site and have cleared up a lot of mysteries, and of course as a consequence, created more. LOL It appears that my mother's paternal and maternal lines were ALL in the same vicinity around the same time. While the WEAVER/WEBER line was in Sterling Run, the KING/FISK/HERSHEY lines were in Driftwood. An obit for Andrew Jackson HERSHEY says he married the Widow KING FISKE (1 child, who fits my ggram Mary F. Hershey, b. 1849 Driftwood - more about her later) ca 1860 in the lumber region of Clearfield County. Documents list A. J.'s wife as Sara, Susan and/or Susannah. A. J. and Sara/Susan's children John b. Bald Eagle, Clrfld County 1861, and Sara bd. and place unknown. At some point A.J. and Sara/Susan settled in Snow Shoe, Centre County. Mary F. apparently took her stepfather's (A.J.) name. She subsequently married James OSWALT, b. 1847 Potter Tshp, Centre County where all their children were born, and the, James and Mary, are buried. One puzzle has been determining Mary's original surname. Family oral history has her related to the KING family - but I have been unable to find a Sara, Susan, or Susannah KING fitting the stats. I did find a John KING, wife Sara, family in with a year old dau on the 1850 Burnside Census. Checking earlier censuses, I found BECK family with dau Sara, (as neighbors to the Reeder KING family with son John) who fits the stats for Sara KING m. to John King. I have searched for 2-3 years, but could find nothing on FISKE in the area. But, on the Cameron County wonder site today I found two - one William - too old - and one James FISK who agewise could have been spouse of the Widow KING FISKE. In a nutshell, is Mary F. a KING or a FISKE? Anyone related to this group? Any suggestions or help welcomed. Mike, thanks again for the info - gonna make my life a whole lot easier. Regards, \ Jan

Sorry to hear of your loss. What did you do to upset the Genealogy Gods??? LOL Sterling Run was in Cameron County in 1870. St. Mark's records start in 1874 and are available from the Mormon Church. Not sure what the local Church will or won't supply. Contact information in on the website under Local Resources. I found what looks like the family in Ridgeway, Elk County in 1880, although George's age does not match, but all of the siblings are there??? George WEABER Self M Male W 48 GER Works On R.R. Track GER GER Elizabeth WEABER Wife M Female W 40 PA Keeping House GER GER Joseph WEABER Son S Male W 13 PA GER PA Francis WEABER Son S Male W 9 PA GER PA George WEABER Son S Male W 7 PA GER PA Elizabeth WEABER Dau S Female W 4 PA GER PA In 1the 1870's people were moving all over....most to the West. If this is indeed the family, it looks like he changed professions. In searching our website, I see from a Guest Book post that you already had this information. Mike Wennin Come Visit the Cameron County Genealogy Project! http://www.rootsweb.com/~pacamero ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, March 25, 2004 3:06 PM Subject: [PA-CAMERON] Re: PACAMERO-D Digest V04 #64 > Hello Mike and All, Unfortunately, my most beloved computer went kaput and I > lost a lot of valuable info. To add to that, someone on the 4th floor of > apt. bldg began running bathwater and then fell asleep. When I awoke in the > morning, being on the 1st floor, not only was my bathroom flooded, but also the > closet where much of my genealogy records, papers, etc. were stored. Several > months ago you informed me that ca. 1860/70 Sterling Run, Lumber Tshp, was in > another County, McKean I believe, and that the RC church in that area would > have been St. Mark's. Since I've looked for the printout and can't find it, I > assume it was with those papers that were destroyed. Is that information > correct? Also, does anyone know how accessible the RC records in that area are? > > I am searching for particulars of the George and Elizabeth WEAVER/WEBER > family who are on the 1870 Census for Sterling Run, but the copy I have does not > show county. My grandfather, George G. Weber b. 1865, is listed along with sibs > Joseph, Frank and Elizabeth. George left home between 11/14 years of age. I > have been unable to find him on the census again until 1910 in Dubois, > Clearfield County. And, have been unable to find his parents or brothers on > subsequent censuses. Two daughters entered the Sisters of Mercy convent in Dubois. > > There is a George Weber as head of household in Troutville on later census > who fits age and immigration info for George Sr. However, he is listed with two > different, much younger sons. It does not say he is a widower, but no wife > is listed. > > On the 1870 Census, George Sr. b. ca. 1830 +-, Baden, Germany, is listed as > lumberman. Another question is, does anyone know what may have happened in the > lumber industry in the years after 1870, which may have caused the family to > move? Was there an exodus of families from Sterling Run to any particular > area in surrounding counties? > > Any information, ideas, help, from anyone, would be most appreciated. > > Regards, > > Jan > > > ==== PACAMERO Mailing List ==== > Come Visit The Cameron County Genealogy Project > http://www.rootsweb.com/~pacamero >

I recently purchased a post card from e-bay of the Court house in Emporium . The only reason I purchased it was because of the Court House. But it was addressed on the back to a Edward M. Johnson 601 Bristol Street Cuba, New York. It reads "Many thanks for a pretty card call again. Miss Jeannie Knan Emporium PA" dated February 1913 Sue (Barker) Bemiller

Tonight's meeting of the Cameron County Historical Society has been cancelled and rescheduled for next Thursday, April 1, due to the burning of John Kautz's business last night. Mike Wennin Come Visit the Cameron County Genealogy Project! http://www.rootsweb.com/~pacamero

Hello Mike and All, Unfortunately, my most beloved computer went kaput and I lost a lot of valuable info. To add to that, someone on the 4th floor of apt. bldg began running bathwater and then fell asleep. When I awoke in the morning, being on the 1st floor, not only was my bathroom flooded, but also the closet where much of my genealogy records, papers, etc. were stored. Several months ago you informed me that ca. 1860/70 Sterling Run, Lumber Tshp, was in another County, McKean I believe, and that the RC church in that area would have been St. Mark's. Since I've looked for the printout and can't find it, I assume it was with those papers that were destroyed. Is that information correct? Also, does anyone know how accessible the RC records in that area are? I am searching for particulars of the George and Elizabeth WEAVER/WEBER family who are on the 1870 Census for Sterling Run, but the copy I have does not show county. My grandfather, George G. Weber b. 1865, is listed along with sibs Joseph, Frank and Elizabeth. George left home between 11/14 years of age. I have been unable to find him on the census again until 1910 in Dubois, Clearfield County. And, have been unable to find his parents or brothers on subsequent censuses. Two daughters entered the Sisters of Mercy convent in Dubois. There is a George Weber as head of household in Troutville on later census who fits age and immigration info for George Sr. However, he is listed with two different, much younger sons. It does not say he is a widower, but no wife is listed. On the 1870 Census, George Sr. b. ca. 1830 +-, Baden, Germany, is listed as lumberman. Another question is, does anyone know what may have happened in the lumber industry in the years after 1870, which may have caused the family to move? Was there an exodus of families from Sterling Run to any particular area in surrounding counties? Any information, ideas, help, from anyone, would be most appreciated. Regards, Jan

Just a reminder that the General Meeting of the Historical Society is tomorrow night at 7:00 PA at the Court House in the main court room. Look forward to seeing you there! Mike Wennin Come Visit the Cameron County Genealogy Project! http://www.rootsweb.com/~pacamero

When I 1st started researching (I was only 15, I'm now 26!) I visited (for family reunion) Emporium in 1995, and stopped in to the Cameron County Historical Society, and met Sandra Hornung. Sandra still around? Anyways, she was kind enough to copy (for a fee) all the obits for the Hout Family. I believe I have all of them, since the ones I have are also listen on Don Hefright's website (great job btw). Anyways! Would there be more than what's listed and secondly.. I've visited St. Marks cemetery several times and took pictures of a few grave sites. My Great Great Grand Parents Charles (died 1900) and Mary (died 1901) in Emporium, but weren't buried in St. Marks. Where would they have been buried?? I also noticed while searching on the website, Rich Valley Cemetery, Cooks Run has a Hazel Haut, daughter of John and Jennie Haut. Its Hout. Strange? Matthew Carpe Diem Matthew T. Hout [email protected] [email protected] www.matthewhout.com <http://www.matthewhout.com/> mobile: (440) 623-7474 <http://www.plaxo.com/signature> Signature powered by Plaxo <http://www.plaxo.com/signature> Want a signature like this? <https://www.plaxo.com/add_me?u=17179896024&v0=51842&k0=1560107144> Add me to your address book...

While reading Michael J. Hout's Obit (Thursday, April 26, 1928) there is a Mr. and Mrs. John Cook listed as attending the funeral. Are they related if anyone knows or just friends? As I'm typing this I realized that it says Relatives and friends from out of town.. anyone? Anyone? Matthew Carpe Diem Matthew T. Hout [email protected] [email protected] www.matthewhout.com <http://www.matthewhout.com/> mobile: (440) 623-7474 <http://www.plaxo.com/signature> Signature powered by Plaxo <http://www.plaxo.com/signature> Want a signature like this? <https://www.plaxo.com/add_me?u=17179896024&v0=51842&k0=1560107144> Add me to your address book...

Thanks for the compliments! We hope you find what you are looking for! Mike Wennin Come Visit the Cameron County Genealogy Project! http://www.rootsweb.com/~pacamero ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, March 23, 2004 9:29 AM Subject: [PA-CAMERON] Re: PACAMERO-D Digest V04 #61 > Whoa!!!! Just spent a few minutes visiting the site. IT'S FABULOUS!!! > What a lot of work y'all have done and it shows. After a year of hit and miss > with old puter, I am now teched out to the max with a new one and will be > spending a lot of time on Cameron County site. Thank you so much, everyone > involved, for the committment and for doing such a thorough job. > > Jan > > > ==== PACAMERO Mailing List ==== > Invite your family and friends to join us! > http://www.rootsweb.com/~pacamero >

Whoa!!!! Just spent a few minutes visiting the site. IT'S FABULOUS!!! What a lot of work y'all have done and it shows. After a year of hit and miss with old puter, I am now teched out to the max with a new one and will be spending a lot of time on Cameron County site. Thank you so much, everyone involved, for the committment and for doing such a thorough job. Jan

Hi! I'm new to PACAMERO. What a great idea. My name is Matthew Hout and doing research in the Cameron area. My family moved there in the 1870's and lived there every since. If you have any information on the Hout's please let me know. If not.. please strike up a convo with me. Thanks, Matthew Carpe Diem Matthew T. Hout [email protected] [email protected] www.matthewhout.com <http://www.matthewhout.com/> mobile: (440) 623-7474 <http://www.plaxo.com/signature> Signature powered by Plaxo <http://www.plaxo.com/signature> Want a signature like this? <https://www.plaxo.com/add_me?u=17179896024&v0=51842&k0=1560107144> Add me to your address book...

I just re-indexed the site. We now have 503 pages with 783,042 words! Y'all have been doing some serious typing! And that does not even count all of the census records which are off site!! Mike Wennin Come Visit the Cameron County Genealogy Project! http://www.rootsweb.com/~pacamero

With thanks to Carol Rice, I added the remainder of Chapter 1 and all of Chapters 2-5 of Beers History to the site. (under History) Mike Wennin Come Visit the Cameron County Genealogy Project! http://www.rootsweb.com/~pacamero

Could someone help me with a church, birth or other lookup for the above person or surname. My dilemma is that supposedly he was born in PA but I have no idea where. Other Brigance members were supposedly born around 1740 in PA as well. At that time, there were only 4 counties: Lancaster, Chester, Philadelphia and Bucks. I have searched in Philadelphia and Lancaster but I wonder when the counties split if the information went with another county outside of the Philadelphia area. Thanks!!!!! Teri Tighe Southern New Jersey