In the 1810 census for Towamensing Twp there is a ? Phillips, can anyone check on it and give me a first name? Or any other Phillips in that general area? Thanks in advaance. Sylvia

Benjamin F. Wondedrly, of Allentown, was a native of Bath, Northampton Co., born Nov 7, 1835, the s/o Roney and Eliza (Stout) Wonderly, natives of Northampton. He married May 13, 1856 to Caroline Seigfried, d/o Isaac and Elizabeth (Bartholomew) Seigfried, natives of Berks and Nortthampton Counties, respectively. Children, Victor F., and Alfred who died as a baby. Francis Edward Fenner, was born Sept 26, 1846 in Bethlehem, his father being Felix Fenner, his mother being Mary E. Christ. In 1857 he married in Bethlehem to Emma, d/o Jacob Fenstermacher. Surviving children, Marie the wife of A. E. Leuckel, of Trenton, NJ, Anna, Francis E. Jr., Lillie May and Harvey. Jacob E. Long, of Bangor, was born at Mt. Bethel, Northampton Co, July 5, 1845, a son of William A., and Eva (Miller) Long. His maternal ancestors were fo German origin, while through the father traces his linage to Scotland. In 1874 Mr. Long married Nettie Roseberry of Belvidere, NJ, the d/o Joseph. H. O. Williamson is of English descent, as his paternal great-grandfather, Hugh, was a native of England, who moved to America, he died in his 93rd year. The grandfather, John, whose birth occured in Moore township, he died in his 75th years. The father, William H., moved to Lower Nazareth, he died in his 64th year. His wife, Mary Ann, d/o Conrad Eberts. In Shoenersville in 1881 married Mary L. Ache, children, Clara, Harvey, Elmer and Emma Robert E. Williams, born in North Wales, Nov 2,1836, came to America in 1855, locating in York County. In Feb 1857 he went to Catasauqa. In 1864 he married Maggie Price. She was born in Minersville, Schuylkill County, the daughter of David. Children, adopted daughter name Cora B. Transue, Uriah, subject, of Smithfield, Monroe County, was born in Shawnee, July 2, 1832, s/o Isaac E. and Elizabeth (Titus) Transue, the former a native of Bucks Co, and the latter of Warren Co., NJ. His paternal grandfather, Elias Transue, born in the U.S. The family located in Bucks County, but in an early day three of the sons went to Monroe County, Elias and John settled at Shawnee and Jacob near Stroudsburg. Elias reared a large family of children, namely; Anthony of Smithfield, John of Bradford County, Abram, moved to Wyoming County, Jacob spent his last years in Sussex County, NJ., Lanor was the wife of Mr. Kiper,of N.Y., Katie married Joseph Price and moved to Ohio, Rachael, married Jacob Yetter, Barbara married Philip Shively, lived in Pocono township, Susan marriied Michael Hardenstein, Mary married William Fish, lived in Bradford County, and Isaac. Shrawder Lee, subject, of Stroud township, was born June4, 1834 at Spragueville. in 1860 he married Susan Plattenburg, and had 7 children (1) Fannie born 1864, married Urias Price, of East Stroudsburg, and in 1898 moved to Pocono township and had 3 children (William, Lulu, and Lizzie). Charles A. Bush, in 1877, married Margaret Price, who was born in 154, in Price township, Monroe County, d/o Joseph and Maria (Yetter) Price.. Her grandfather was Eleazer Price, a son of Wilkson Price, who settled in what is now Price Township prior to the Rev, when the Indians were still numerous in the county. Joseph Price is the only living male representative of this family. Of his children, (1) Carrie, 1847. married Joseph "Stright", and they had 3 children, (Ralph, and Clarence of Brooklyn and Sadie of NY), (2) Rachael, 1848, married Louis Price, and they had 8 children, (Jennie, of Montrose, Edgar and Martin of Montana, Earnest, Edgar, Tel and Grace, all of Wilkes Barra. (3) Nathan,1848, married Eliza Edwards and they have 7 children, (Clinton, Lana, Cordy,Archie, Nina, Elby and Bertha. Benjamin Starbird, subject, of Thompson township, Susquehanna County, was born in Preston, Wayne Co, Feb. 1833, and is descended from an old New England family. His parternal grandfather, John Starbird, was born in Brunswick, Cumberland County, district of Maine. He married Hannah Stroud (who was born in Monroe County, PA), in 1783, d/o Jacob and Elizabeth (McDowell) Stroud. John Starbired died in Stroudsburg in 1839, his wife in 1845. They had 7 children, Jacob a resident of NY., John, born 1786 and married ____ Price, and settled in Wayne County, and then to Ohio, Elizabeth, married William Bortree, and settled in Wayne County, William, father of subject, Daniel born May 1801, died as a child, Peter, 1803, died as a young man, Frank, 1807, died unmarried at Easton in Nov. 1854. Charles Posten, was born in Mommouth county, NJ in 1785, he died 1868, his wife Ellen Sacket. Children, Sarah, born 1823, married William Transue, James S., Ellen, born 1829, married Lewis Price and they moved to Nebraska, William, born 1839, married Susan Gilpin, Annie who married ____ Gilpin of Wayne county, Francis, Ellen and Sarah Wilkinson Price, subject, of Barrett township, Monrioe county. John Price, grandfather, from Bucks County Benjamin Price, father, was born in Price township, and about 1807 he married Jane, d/o Henry Smith. Children; (1).Jacob,(2). Charles, born 1810, married Phila Price, d/o Eleazer Price, settled at Price Cove,Barrett township, he died leaving a family of 7 sons and 1 daughter, (Madison, Emma, wife of Dimmick Custard, Morris, Benjamin, Davis, Townsend, Dimmick and Mahlon), (3). Smith born in 1812, married Mary Wolfinger of Stroud township and he raised a large family. (4). Mahala died at 16. (5) Mary A., born 1816 married William C. Long, of Monroe County. (6). Daniel, born 1819 married Mary A. "Busecker", and died leaving 3 childre (Warren, Albert and Daniel). (7). Emaline born 1822 and died unmarried. (8). Benjamin born 1826, died at 16.(9). Wilkinson. Wilkinson Price, was born March,1827. In 1853 he married Mary E. Witsie, of Phila, d/o Albert and Margaret Witsie, she went to Stroudsburg in 1851. Albert Witsie died in 1886. Children; Sarah, the wife of Joseph Elmwood of Scranton, Charles of NY and Mary, wife of Wilkinson Price. Children of Wilkinson and Mary; (1) Daniel, born 1854, married Anna Price, they had (Archie, Ada, and Ray). (2). James B. born 1856,married Mary "Distie" of Pike county and they had (Clinton, Jesse, and Elvert). (3) Albert F. born July, 1858, married Jennie Raub, of Olean, NY, lived at Scranton, died leaving (Ruby and Frank). (4). Reuben, born July, 1860, he married Minnie Lee, and they lived in Camden, NJ and had a son, (Frank). (5). Margaret. (6) Flora, born Aug. 1864 and she married Orange Travis of Camden, NJ/ (7) Luther born 1866, he married Carrie Earley. (8). Anna, born 1868, married Edward Deubler and they had one child (Margaret). (9). Mariam. born 1871, married George Crane, they had one child (Hellen). (10) Eugene. (11) Jesse. born 1875. (12) Grace E. Henry, Arthur was born and reared in Bucks Co, after his marriage to Sallie Posten, settled in Pocono township, Monroe Co, his daughter, Nancy married E. Price, of Price township and had a large family of whom two are living, Lydia the wife of Jacob Miller of Cresco and Henry of Barrettt township. Henry,Jacob, native of Monroe county, married Maria Price, d/o Eleazer Price.He died in Pocono township, Oct. 1867, his wife died in 1875. Children;(1) James who married Mary A. Platteberg,(2) Melissa, married Joseph Smith, (3)Addison married Violet Seebring,(4) Joseph, married___Shook,(5) M.,(6) Jasper,(7). Annie maried Joshua Berry Price Families are buried at, Canadensis Moravian, Barrett township, Canadensis United Methodist, Barrett township, Mountainhome, Barrett township,Reeders, Jackson township,Pocono Union Church, Pocono township,McComas Chapel, Price township. There is a Rev. War marker for John Price Sr., born 1728, died 1802. However he may be buried at some unknown location nearby and the marker was placed here. John Price, who came from Bucks County around 1764 was the 1st setttler in Barrett Township and established a farm on the line between Price and Barrett township. Rev. (pensions) Price Henry, PA Line, soldier was born in Northampton County, and he lived in Berks Co at enlistment and after his 1st enlistment he returned to Northampton and also enlisted there, and he applied 1833 in Centre Co. John, no pension, BLW#10218-100-2 Sept 1796, srv. as a Pvt. PA Line Joseph, PA Line applied 1818 in Ohio Nathaniel, PA Line, applied 1846 in Bucks Co. PA. Soldier was born 1756 at New Brunswick, NJ Samuel, PA Line, applied 1826 at Phila. Soldier was aged 71 with a wife aged 60 Thompson, NJ Line, applied 1834 at Luzerne Co., PA, soldier was born 15 Aug 1764 in Huntington Co., NJ, lived there at enlistment and he lived there until 1800 and then moved to Bucks Co.,. PA for about 1 year, then moved to Northampton Co., PA and in 1828 he moved to Luzerne Co. Best Wishes, Geri

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Gatens, Bigley Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/QdB.2ACI/2427 Message Board Post: I am looking for information on Lawrence Gatens (b. abt. 1810.) I find what I think is him and his family (name spelled Larry Geatings) in the 1850 Mauch Chunk, Carbon Co., Pennsylvania census living with Catherine (b. abt. 1822), Roseanne (July 7, 1841-January 5, 1918), and John (b. abt 1850.) I then find the family ( minus Catherine, but plus James (b. abt 1854) living in Clayton, Crawford Co., WI in the 1880 census. Also Roseanne's husband, John Ambrose Bigley, and children are living with Lawrence. Post

Hi, Lower Mt. Bethel, buried Joseph Bowman. Esq. died 20 April 1836, aged 69 years, Elizabeth, his wife died 5 May 1819 aged 50 St. Pauls, Seeger, Hannes born 3 May 1743 died 1820,their daughter, Magdalena maried Joseph Bowman Northampton County Bowman,Abraham L., of Edelman, Northampton, was born in Plainfield township, Northampton County, Feb 12, 1866, s/o Amandus and Elizabeth (Frankenfield) Bowman. On June 9, 1896 he married Christian d/o Jacob Iterly of Northampton County. War of 1812 Baughman David, wf Anna,VA Henry wife Anna Elizabeth Potter, Baltimore, MD John, wife Catharine Sohn, married 1 Jan 1807 Chambersburg, PA. lived in Ross County, Ohio John, wife Dorothey Moier, VA, soldier died in AR Lawrence, wife Catherine Hime, married24 April 1806 Northumberland Co.Served Capt Valetine Haas, PA. Soldier lived in Carroll Co., Ohio, and Jefferson Co., PA Bauman, Henry or as Henry Bowman, wife Susanna Eberhard, married 20 Nov 1804 Northampton, soldier died 3 Jan 1873 Lehigh Gap, PA. Served Capt. Shafer, PA. Soldier lived in Carbon County Rev. War Bauman Charles, Cont. Line MA Frederick or Frederick Baumann, or Bowman or Boardman, Cont.Line (PA), soldier mentions his brother, Christopher Bauman but does not mention any children. Will was filed in Reading 8 June 1790 Philip, Magdalena, PA Line, widow applied in Lancaster, a resident of Ephrata township, married 20 Dec 1775, soldier died 1803, soldier lived at Lancaster at enlistment. Bowman Elijha, Cont. Line, PA, applied 1818 in Phila. In 1821 soldier was aged 65 with a wife Margaret, and three orphaned grandchildren, Sarah Johnson aged 9 and Thomas and Margaret (twins) Johnson, aged 6 Carbon County The ancestors of the Bauman family emigrated from Germany. Henry Bauman, the grandfather of Judge Dennis Bauman, was among the first settlers of Northampton County, north of the Blue Mts/. in Towamensing township, now Lower Towamensing township, Carbon County. The place he chose for settlment was about two miles north of the Lehigh Gap. Children; John D., father of Judge Dennis, was born about the year 1772. He was the father of 12, 8 sons and 4 daughters Henry Bauman, his brother, settled on a farm near Lehigh Gap, he rearded a largre family and he died age 92 Dennis Bauman, the 7th in succession, and the son of John D., was born April 10, 1819 at Bowmansville, then Northampton, now Carbon. On the 19th of Nov. 1807, a deed of partition was made by the brothers, Nicholas and Jacob Snyder and the land was divided. Jacob Snyder married the d/o Henry Bauman. Jacob Snyder left 7 children; Daniel, Mary C., wife of John Kuntz, Jacob, John, Stepeh, Simon, and Solomon. Daniel Snyder, the eldest, married a daughter of Henry Bowman. The date of settlement of the Baumans is unknown. Honstetter Bauman is a name found in an old draft as owning land that in 791 belonged to Henry Bauman. In 1781, the name of Henry Bauman appears. On 22 May 1788, Bernard Bauman appears. John D. Bauman, had 8 sons, Jacob, John, Jonas, David, Henry, Peter, Dennis and Josiah/ Jacob Bauman settled at Millport, John and Dennis at Parryville, Jonas, David and Peter at Mahanoy City, and Henry and Josiah/ Of the daughters of John D. Bowman, Kate, married Jonas Peter, and settled in Heidelberg, Susanna, married Jonas Andreas of East Penn township, Sarah married Daniel Kieper, of Allentown, Rebecca married James Dinkey of Easton. Henry, the brother of John D. Bowman, settled at what is now known as Hasertville, and owned land on the other side of the river, opposite where his son Joseph now lives. Daniel, Adam, William, and Joseph are the sons of Henry. The daughters, Sarah married Reuben Hagenbuch off Lehighton, Susanna, married ___ Berlin, of Kresgeville, another daughter married ___ Butler, of Nesquehoning. Rachel married Jonathan Haintz, of East Penn, Mary married August Lehr, ofHassertsville, and Rebecca married Dr. Yarrington of Easton. March 17, 1762, Guardians for minor children of Hans Teter Bauman, petition by best friend, George Klein, children, Bernard, under age 14, Henry, under age 14 Best Wishes, Geri

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Rondish, Rondash, Rendish, Lucash, Lukatch, Lukatz Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/QdB.2ACI/2426 Message Board Post: Looking for families of the above SUBJECT Surnames. Looking to see if the prior generation to the following family were cousins/brothers, etc. My grandfather Andrew Rondash (b. 1895 in Yortown) had the following brothers and sisters; George, Michael, and John and Mary, Anna, and Susan. There parents were Andrew Rondish and Mary Lukatch from potentially Carpathian Mountains area of Austria/Hungary? There were a number of other Rondish surnamed families with similar spellings in the area of Yorktown,Trescow, Audenried and Whitehall. Looking to see if the prior generation were brothers or cousins who came to this area together. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Lucash, Lukatch, Rundash, Rendish, Rondash, Rungyos Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/QdB.2ACI/2199.1.1.1.1.3 Message Board Post: Looking for information related to the Lucash families in the Carbon,Luzerne, and Schuylkill County areas of Hazelton, McAdoo, Audenreid, Yorktown and Trescow. I'm trying to connect the families with similar names in hopes of finding Ancestral Home in Austria/Check/Hungary area. I believe the family is Rusyn from the Carpathian area of Europe but have not been able to locate time frame they arrived. Also some of the families did not become citizens as of 1920. Any help would be greatly appreciated

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Fritz, Donlin, McCarron, McKelvey, Lynch, Foose Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/QdB.2ACI/2252.1 Message Board Post: You might try looking at our Fritz Family web site at http://www.fritzfamily.com where my cousins have put together a lot of information on the Fritz family from the Schuylkill County and Carbon County area. The family has been traced back to 1695 and I found your Nathan Fritz listed. Happy hunting! Cindy

Ancestry.com lists it as: Year: 1880; Census Place: Jeansville, Carbon, Pennsylvania; Roll: T9_1107; Family History Film: 1255107; Page: 236A; Enumeration District: 109; 445 people are listed there. Go to Carbon Co., Yorktown, on ancestry.com it's images 24, and probably 23, but that one is missing. on image it's page 23. [email protected] wrote: This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/QdB.2ACI/2424 Message Board Post: Does anyone know what township and ED number Jeanesville is in on the 1870 or 1880 census? ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! SiteBuilder - Free, easy-to-use web site design software

This family is related to mine and can be found in Price, Violet (Hallett). The Price Family of Barrett Township, Monroe County, Pennsylvania. Boston: Christopher Publishing House, [1948]. John Price's wife was Sarah Wilkinson, dau of Ichabod Wilkinson from Providence, RI. She was a Quaker but the records are unclear as to whether he was. Since she stayed in the church it would seem probable that he was but she is the one that gets mentioned in the records. They and their eldest children, her sister, brother-in-law and his brother were taken captive by the Lenape, Seneca, and British and endured a similar journey (including the gantlet) as those of the Gilbert family. They came back to PA at different times, some around four years later. Honor >>> geri brennan <[email protected]> 08/18/03 09:36AM >>> Great-grandfather. John Price, native of Bucks Co., of English extraction and a Quaker. He came to what is now Monroe Co., as early as 1765, he settled at Brodhead's creek. He had a large family, the seven sons being as follows; Charles who was killed at Fort Pitt during the War of 1812; Ichabod who was killed at Fort Meigs; Joseph who lived for a time at Shawnee, and then moved to Ohio; John, lived at Brodhead's creek, Benjamin settled at Price township, Samuel who lived at Barrett, and Eleazer who moved to Price township. Eleazer was born in 1785. He married Rachel Drake, and was killed by a train. Children; Maria who married Jacob Henry, Hulda who married Nathan Chitister and the settled in Mich., Phyla who married Charles Price of Barrett, Charles J., Anna who married James Mayo, and settled inMich., William, a resident of Mich., Perry and Joseph Charles J., was born in Price township, Oct 29, 1814. He married Susan Yetter, who was born in Smithfield township.They moved to Pike County, he died 1895 and she in 1878. Children, (1) Mathias, born 1837 at Brodhead's creek. (2) Emery born at Barrett in 1840, (3) Eleaxer (4) Abram born 1845, married Sarah Mole of Wayne County, children (Edith, Elsie, and Alice) (5) Francis M. 1847 of Sullivan Co., (6) Sylvester born 1850 married Estella Clark and they had (Austin, Percy and Russell) (7) William, born 1852, died as a young man. (8) Layafette born 1852, married Annie Schroeder of Stroudsburg and they had ( Francis S., Charles, William, Lulu, Barry, Willared, and Eva) Eleazer Price, born Aug, 1842. Married Julia Mole, d/o William of Wayne Co. She died April 1873 leaving Rufus L, lived in MA born 1870, Lyman L., Annie J.the wife of William F. Monies and lived in Pittston. He married 2nd to Mrs. Elizabeth Brown (died 1883) of Monroe Co., and they had a son, Ira, born 1878 Best Wishes, Geri ______________________________

Geri, have you run accross a Mary A. Price who married a William Fratis in the southeast PA area? They are my great grandmother's parents. My great grandmother, Anna Augusta Fratis was born in 1882 in the Phila area and died in 1944 in Corning, Steuben County, NY. Mary A. Price, Anna's mom, is listed on New Castle DE 1910 census with the last name Curtis. She must have remarried sometime after Anna's birth and 1910. Thanks, Rita Rhoads Maury ----- Original Message ----- From: "geri brennan" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, August 18, 2003 9:36 AM Subject: [PACARBON] Re: PRICE Family-Monroe Co.PA > Great-grandfather. John Price, native of Bucks Co., of English > extraction and a Quaker. He came to what is now Monroe Co., as early as > 1765, he settled at Brodhead's creek. He had a large family, the seven > sons being as follows; Charles who was killed at Fort Pitt during the > War of 1812; Ichabod who was killed at Fort Meigs; Joseph who lived for > a time at Shawnee, and then moved to Ohio; John, lived at Brodhead's > creek, Benjamin settled at Price township, Samuel who lived at Barrett, > and Eleazer who moved to Price township. > > Eleazer was born in 1785. He married Rachel Drake, and was killed by a > train. Children; Maria who married Jacob Henry, Hulda who married Nathan > Chitister and the settled in Mich., Phyla who married Charles Price of > Barrett, Charles J., Anna who married James Mayo, and settled inMich., > William, a resident of Mich., Perry and Joseph > > Charles J., was born in Price township, Oct 29, 1814. He married Susan > Yetter, who was born in Smithfield township.They moved to Pike County, > he died 1895 and she in 1878. Children, (1) Mathias, born 1837 at > Brodhead's creek. (2) Emery born at Barrett in 1840, (3) Eleaxer (4) > Abram born 1845, married Sarah Mole of Wayne County, children (Edith, > Elsie, and Alice) (5) Francis M. 1847 of Sullivan Co., (6) Sylvester > born 1850 married Estella Clark and they had (Austin, Percy and Russell) > (7) William, born 1852, died as a young man. (8) Layafette born 1852, > married Annie Schroeder of Stroudsburg and they had ( Francis S., > Charles, William, Lulu, Barry, Willared, and Eva) > > Eleazer Price, born Aug, 1842. Married Julia Mole, d/o William of Wayne > Co. She died April 1873 leaving Rufus L, lived in MA born 1870, Lyman > L., Annie J.the wife of William F. Monies and lived in Pittston. He > married 2nd to Mrs. Elizabeth Brown (died 1883) of Monroe Co., and they > had a son, Ira, born 1878 > > > Best Wishes, Geri > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > >

Great-grandfather. John Price, native of Bucks Co., of English extraction and a Quaker. He came to what is now Monroe Co., as early as 1765, he settled at Brodhead's creek. He had a large family, the seven sons being as follows; Charles who was killed at Fort Pitt during the War of 1812; Ichabod who was killed at Fort Meigs; Joseph who lived for a time at Shawnee, and then moved to Ohio; John, lived at Brodhead's creek, Benjamin settled at Price township, Samuel who lived at Barrett, and Eleazer who moved to Price township. Eleazer was born in 1785. He married Rachel Drake, and was killed by a train. Children; Maria who married Jacob Henry, Hulda who married Nathan Chitister and the settled in Mich., Phyla who married Charles Price of Barrett, Charles J., Anna who married James Mayo, and settled inMich., William, a resident of Mich., Perry and Joseph Charles J., was born in Price township, Oct 29, 1814. He married Susan Yetter, who was born in Smithfield township.They moved to Pike County, he died 1895 and she in 1878. Children, (1) Mathias, born 1837 at Brodhead's creek. (2) Emery born at Barrett in 1840, (3) Eleaxer (4) Abram born 1845, married Sarah Mole of Wayne County, children (Edith, Elsie, and Alice) (5) Francis M. 1847 of Sullivan Co., (6) Sylvester born 1850 married Estella Clark and they had (Austin, Percy and Russell) (7) William, born 1852, died as a young man. (8) Layafette born 1852, married Annie Schroeder of Stroudsburg and they had ( Francis S., Charles, William, Lulu, Barry, Willared, and Eva) Eleazer Price, born Aug, 1842. Married Julia Mole, d/o William of Wayne Co. She died April 1873 leaving Rufus L, lived in MA born 1870, Lyman L., Annie J.the wife of William F. Monies and lived in Pittston. He married 2nd to Mrs. Elizabeth Brown (died 1883) of Monroe Co., and they had a son, Ira, born 1878 Best Wishes, Geri

Hi, there was a John J. Price of Paradise township, a native of Monroe County, he was born at Delaware Water Gap in 1806, s/o Joseph and Hannah (Smiley) Price, former of Gardenville, Bucks Co. After his marriage Joseph Price settled at Delaware Water Gap. He married 1st to a Transue . Children; Ichabod, lived near mountain Home, Eliza married a Burkhart, of Monroe County, Matilda married Michael Staat of NJ, Annie married John Houser, George married __ and moved to Indiana, Susan married a Davis and the moved to Ohio and Josep died young. From the second marriage were Richard and Evans. John J. married Lucy Brundage of Orange County, NY. After his marriage they lived for a few years at Brodhead Creek. Children; (1) Mary A., born at Shawnee, married Charles E. Kemmerer and moved to Carbon County, he was killed by the explosion of a boiler and left a widow and two children, Anna who married W.W. Watson a lawyer from Scranton, and Mahlon, who married Annie M. Leisenring of Mauch Chunk. For her second husband, Mary (Price) married Walter Leisenring of Lehigh County, where he died leaving 5 children, Gertrude wife of Thomas Righter, of Mauch Chunk, Ada the wife of Dr. Henry Neal, of Boston, MA.,Albert, who married Lillian Jessup, Walter of Luzerne County, and May, the wife of Dr. Gaily of Maryland. (2) Elizabeth Price, married George Staples of Cherry Valley, they moved to Scranton, where she died leaving 2 daughters, Helen who married Eugene Chilson of IL, where she died leaving one son-Eugene; and Lizzie the wife of William Fenner, of Marshallsville, IL and they had Virginia, George and Mary Anne. (3) George, (4) Hannah twin to George, the latter died young, George married Margaret Sebring of Pocono township, children, Gilbert, who married Sally and located in Carbon County, Annie, Adda the wife of H. Young of Phila., Nettie and Lawrence. (5) Lewis married Ellen Posten, of Stroud township, they had no children. (6) Emily the wife of Chauncey Rice, of Wellsville, NY, she died soon after her marriage and left no children.(7) Frank served in the 176th P.V.I. during the Civil war and died as a young man in Paradise township. (8) Lucy Price born at Paradise township, school teacher, a member of the M.E. Church. (9) William E., married Elizabeth Van Doren, of NJ, she died after 3 years and left a son Harry. For his 2nd wife he married Hannah Bowman, of Swiftwater, and he died in 1876, children; Lizzie a R.N. she trained and lived in Phila., Russell, a teacher, and Anna May. (10) Anna A . Best Wishes, Geri

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/QdB.2ACI/2425 Message Board Post: My gGrandparents August and Veronika Knapp Dauber, from Gossheubach, Germany. Veronika born 3 March 1880. They had 3 sons 2 daughters. Therese Dauber Roehl is one of her daughters (my Grandmother). Have much more info to share. Please email if you are connected to this line. We also have some pictures to share. We are searching for more info on this line. Your help is appreciated.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: gallagher melega jancar johnson Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/QdB.2ACI/2424.1 Message Board Post: Jeansville Pa is located in Banks Townshop On the border between Luzerne Cty and Carbon Cty

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/QdB.2ACI/2424 Message Board Post: Does anyone know what township and ED number Jeanesville is in on the 1870 or 1880 census?

The URL might help! http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~marier/Fort-Norris.htm

In an effort to resolve a question (only important to me) related to the Hoeth massacre, and to figure out where the Hoeth property was, together with the Serfass property, and as a result where Fort Norris once stood, I mapped the surveys of the Hoeth property and surrounding tracts. Dale Berger shared a lot of his Serfass information with me and I wanted to show him, and others I work with and who share my interest in this area, what I learned--and what I learned of the land transactions of Frederick Hoeth. At this point, I'm confident the location of these tracts is as close to accurate as I can get. I'm continuing to map the areas around these tracts and only time will tell how right I am. But in the meanwhile, enjoy. Marie Robinson New e-mail address: [email protected] (no, the 50 is not for my age--I'm only 49--my husband apologized profusely for selecting it).

Does any one have information on the below family found in the 1850 census of Mauch Chunk Twp? John Delaney, age 33, born Ireland Bridget Delaney, age 30, born Ireland James Delaney, age 3, born Pa. Laughlin Delaney, age 2, born Pa.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Byrd. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/QdB.2ACI/2422 Message Board Post: Hi, I am looking for information that may help me make the connection to Mrs. Ruth Rehrig who lived in Mauch Chunk, PA. in the early 1900's. I don't know what her maiden name would have been just her married name. I do know she had children as I have pictures of them. Happy to share I just need to establish the relationship between her and my great grandmother. Thanks, Kathleen

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: FREY - FRY - FRYE Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/QdB.2ACI/2415.3 Message Board Post: Go to the Carbon County Court House, Register of Wills and Clerk of Orphan's Court. They have Birth Records from (1892-1905 - Inclusive.) The names are handwritten in a large book, includes parent's names, dates, location on most entries. They also have Marriage Records starting from 01 Oct 1885. And Wills from December 1843. The Recorder of Deeds has Deed and Mortgage Indexes, Grantor and Grantee from (1843 to Present.) The Archives/Records Dept across the street from the Courthouse on Susquehanna St. has additional information on Wills, Marriages, Births, etc.. but you need to get code numbers from the Orphan's Court first, for marriages, then go to the Archives building. Good luck !!!!