Ellen, I will be there. I am President of the Hardin County Ohio Chapter and will have a table set up. I will arrive Thursday & will be in the venders hall. You can see what I look at the url below. Anyone else going? Sincerely, Gloria http://hardincogenealogycenter.homestead.com/index.html My Personal Site http://hardincogenealogycenter.homestead.com/gloriaspage.html ----- Original Message ----- From: Ellen To: PACENTRE-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Monday, April 01, 2002 7:25 AM Subject: [PACENTRE] Chance to meet each other? Hi, I am responding to Justin's posting regarding the upcoming OGS conference in Toledo.... if any of you are going, I'd love to meet you. I will be staying in the conference hotel... arriving sometime on Wednesday and leaving on Sunday morning. It would be nice to meet folks whose names I've only seen on this list. Also to compare notes on the Centre County research I've done on my son-in-law's family with yours! Ellen Copper State College, PA fec33@earthlink.net

Hi, I am responding to Justin's posting regarding the upcoming OGS conference in Toledo.... if any of you are going, I'd love to meet you. I will be staying in the conference hotel... arriving sometime on Wednesday and leaving on Sunday morning. It would be nice to meet folks whose names I've only seen on this list. Also to compare notes on the Centre County research I've done on my son-in-law's family with yours! Ellen Copper State College, PA fec33@earthlink.net

Hi, Jacquelyn No I am not related to the Hoys. Some of my Yearicks married Hoys however. I was just forwarding some info. and an inquiry from Mary Rogers who has a Hoy connection. There are Hoy researchers on the PACentre list however and you will probably get a response. On Sun, 31 Mar 2002 23:25:28 -0600 "Jacquelyn E. Bean" <jebean@ccape.net> writes: > Fred, > Am confused... are you related to HOY? The reason am asking is > because my > mother is a HOYE descendant, but from the "southern branch" -- GA > and MS. > We can only trace back to James Catherel HOY(E) - b 02/18/1805 > Madison Co., > GA d 08/25/1885 Union, Newton Co., MS. We believe, however, that > his father > was William HOY, born in Scotland, stayed in PA for awhile, and then > headed > south to NC and GA. > > A number of years ago, my grandmother knew some HOYs that lived on > the > corner of Simms St and Ralston Rd in Arvada, on what was left of > their farm. > Am sure they're long deceased now. They were distantly related, but > didn't > seem interested in family history at that time. > > Best regards, > Jacquelyn (Erhard) Bean > jebean@ccape.net > > > > ==== PACENTRE Mailing List ==== > Centre County was formed in 1800 from parts of Northumberland, > Mifflin, Huntingdon and Lycoming Counties. In 1839 part of Centre > County was formed into Clinton County. > > Fred Clarke fclarke@juno.com 10885 W 69th Ave Arvada CO 80004 303 424 2560 ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/web/.

Fred, Am confused... are you related to HOY? The reason am asking is because my mother is a HOYE descendant, but from the "southern branch" -- GA and MS. We can only trace back to James Catherel HOY(E) - b 02/18/1805 Madison Co., GA d 08/25/1885 Union, Newton Co., MS. We believe, however, that his father was William HOY, born in Scotland, stayed in PA for awhile, and then headed south to NC and GA. A number of years ago, my grandmother knew some HOYs that lived on the corner of Simms St and Ralston Rd in Arvada, on what was left of their farm. Am sure they're long deceased now. They were distantly related, but didn't seem interested in family history at that time. Best regards, Jacquelyn (Erhard) Bean jebean@ccape.net

In a message dated 03/31/2002 3:41:50 PM Eastern Standard Time, JKHouser84 writes: > Here is what I have on them. If you can find anything to add to this I > would really appreciate it. Thanks! > Hi Justin "Happy Easter" Thank you for the Thomas Hughes & Jane BODLE info. I recognize a lot of the Centre Co. names in their ancestry. Are you related? I found Thomas & Jane's marriage record in 1835 in Howard Twp. ~ this is the area where I'm now checking for my HEWES/HUGHS/HUGHES line, and Thomas could be a son of Henry b. c. 1785 in Ireland and Martha Jane b. Pa.. (many of the same names run thru our family.) The 1850 Census in Howard Twp., shows Thomas Hughs family: Thomas HUGHS, age 39 male Occup: Farmer (All b. in Pa.) b. 1811 Nancy " age 29 female b. 1821 Tamson " 13 male b. 1837 Elnora " 10 female b. 1840 John " 8 male b. 1842 James " 6 male b. 1844 Harriett " 4 female b. 1846 William " 9/12 Mos. Male b. 1850 Rebecca RED 13 female The next family in the census is John MCCALMONT. I wonder if Jane died and Thomas remarried? I couldn't find a marriage record in my books for a Thomas & Nancy Hughs.. This looks like the same Elnora Hughs, though. Does anyone else on the list group have any info! Thanks! Jean

In a message dated 03/31/2002 7:02:46 PM Eastern Standard Time, marythomas@compaq.net writes: > Subj:Fw: [PACENTRE] Re: Lydia "HETTINGER" and NEESE > Date:03/31/2002 7:02:46 PM Eastern Standard Time > From: marythomas@compaq.net (marythomas) To: > > > I was wondering if you have information on the Hettinger name. My > gggrandmother's grandmother's maiden name was Hettinger. The Angelina > Gentzel was an ancestor of mine also. I have been researching The Gentzel > name, My mother's maiden's name was Gentzel. My grandfather's mother"s > maiden name was Burrell and it was her grandmother whose maiden name was > Hetttinger. All of these names settled in Centre Cty. Hi Mary >From "Centre Co. Marriages 1800 - 1850" 1835 Mar. 12, 1835 ~ William STAMM and Lidia GENTZEL, both Potter Twp., married by Rev. P. S. FISHER Ref. Source: Peter S. Fisher Records and Spangler Coll: 175:64 1835 June 4, 1835 ~ John GENTZEL and Catherina FLEISCHER, both Potter Twp., married by Rev. P. S. FISHER Ref. Source: Peter S. FISHER Records and Spangler Coll: 175:65 1837 April 18, 1837 ~ Jacob GENTZEL and Elisabeth HECKMAN, both of Gregg Twp., married by Rev. P. S. FISHER Ref. source: Peter S. FISHER Records and Spangler Coll: 175:68 1841 Nov. 2, 1841 ~ John C. GENTZEL of Aaronsburg and Rebecca REESE of Union Co., married by Rev. D. GOTTWALD Ref. Source: Centre Democrat 11/20 1843 Dec. 12, 1843 ~ John GROVE and Mary GENTZEL (no residences or who married them) Ref. Source: History of Centre & Clinton Co.'s by John Blair LINN 349 1844 Dec. 22, 1844 ~ Joseph ZIMMERMAN and Mary An GENTZEL, both of Aaronsburg, married by Rev. P.S. FISHER Ref. Source: Peter S. FISHER Records and Spangler Coll: 175:78 1846 Sept. 6, 1846 ~ Christian STARK and Christiana GENTZEL, both of Aaronsburg, married by Rev. P.S . FISHER Ref. Source: Peter S. FISHER Records and Spangler Coll: 175:81 In "Centre Co. Newspaper Death Notices 1821 - 1869" 1841 GENTZEL, Jacob Dec. 3, at the residence of his son in Aaronsburg, age 70 yrs. 9 da. (Interred: Reformed Aaronsburg) Democratic Whig Dec. 18, 1841 1869 GENTZEL, Susan Aug. 22 in Gregg Twp., daughter of John GENTZEL, age 15 y 6 mo 21 da. Centre Hall Reporter aug. 27, 1869 and Democratic Watchman Sep. 3, 1869 Hope this helps! Jean Corio Tampa, FL

I'm looking for death dates on Philip Hile and his wife Catherine (nee Dougherty). My notes say they are buried in Old Salem Lutheran Cemetery in Armagh Twp. Does anyone have a listing for this Cemetery? I have Philip b. 1797 and Catherine b. 1800 according to the 1850 census. They had 7 children: Adam, Evangeline, Catherine, Curtis, Elizabeth, Nancy Jane and Margaret. I have more info on them if anyone is interested. Thank You!! Pat in Michigan

Is anyone related to the Joseph Fearon Mann family, father of Anna Mann (married Herbert R. Burgess, Jr.)? Any info would be appreciated! Thank you

The below was sent to me to pass on to you folks: PERMISSION TO CROSSPOST AND PASS ON. Below are the details about: 1.) Beaver County (PA) Genealogical Society free meeting April 1 2.) Western PA Genealogical Society's Spring Seminar with Rhonda McClure April 13 3.) Erie Society for Genealogical Research's 30th Anniversary Banquet April 9 4.) Genealogical Society of Southwestern PA free internet demo on April 14 5.) North Hills Genealogists free meeting on the *other* censuses on April 16 6.) Ohio Genealogical Society's Annual Conference April 18-20 DETAILS FOLLOW: 1.) The Beaver County (PA) Genealogical Society meeting free and open to the public on Monday, April 1 at 7 p.m. in the Jury room of the Beaver County Courthouse will feature a lecture by Elissa Scalise Powell, CGRS entitled "How did my PA Ancestor Get Here?: Migration Trails Out of the Keystone State." 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An all-you-can-eat buffet will be served which includes a fresh fruit bowl, mixed garden greens with assorted toppings, Chicken Marsala, Baked Scrod with Toasted Almonds and Grapes, Tri-colored cheese tortellini with white wine shallot cream sauce, Rice Pilaf, Green Beans Almandine, fresh rolls and butter, coffee, tea, decaffeinated coffee, iced tea or milk, and a luscious assorted dessert display. The display tables will have books, archival material, CD-Roms and other genealogical materials for your shopping pleasure. Please send your check made out to WPGS for $25 for members and $30 for non-members postmarked by Friday April 5 to: WPGS Spring Seminar 720 Highpoint Drive Wexford, PA 15090 A $5 late registration fee will be charged at the door for those who did not pre-register. For a full brochure please see www.WPGS.org where a copy can be printed out. 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Bringing this presentation to us is Sandra MacLean Clunies, CG, professional genealogist, author and lecturer. She has been certified by BCG since 1993, is president of the National Institute on Genealogical Research Alumni Association, vice-president of GENTECH, a director of the Genealogical Speakers Guild, and winner of the 1996 National Genealogical Society Family History Writing Contest. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - 6.) The Ohio Genealogical Society's annual conference is April 19 and 20 with 3 special classes Thursday evening April 18 in Toledo, OH at the Dana Conference center. Vendors will be open Thursday evening from 7 to 9 p.m. in addition to all day Friday and Saturday. For program schedule (7 lectures per hour!!) including Cyndi Howells, of Cyndislist.com and registration information see www.OGS.org under the sidebar of Annual Conference. Justin Justin Kirk Houser Genealogist/Researcher of Central PA and Beyond Main Lines: Houser, Breon, Shawley, Ranio/Hrynio (and others) President, Bellefonte Area HS Class of 2003 Student Representative, Bellefonte Area School District Board of Education Listowner, PACENTRE-L@Rootsweb.com Historian, Schürch Association of North America (specialty Central PA lines) Member, Valley View United Methodist Church "Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature"

Thanks for supplying this info for us. In your Centre County Death book, does it show a listing for either of these individuals? Lucius C Wynn Anna Louise Parks Wynn Frank Shirk Thanks, Robin robindilley@prodigy.net

In a message dated 03/23/2002 12:59:07 PM Eastern Standard Time, Mary1620 writes: > > Do you have any info on a John Neese married 18 Jan. 1853, an Angelina > Gentzel b. March 1833 and died 29 Aug. 1853? She is a daughter of my > husband's gg grandfather or his g grandfather's sister. She is supposed to > be buried in the Holy Cross Cemetery. I wonder if she died in a birth > related incident? Hi Mary >From " Centre Co. Pa. Marriage Records 1851 - 1873" 1853 Jan. 18, 1853 ~ John NEES ( S/O Peter NEES ), of Gregg Twp.and Angelina GENTZEL (D/o William GENTZEL ) , (no residence listed) married by Rev. M. A. SMITH at Gregg Twp. Ref. source: County Reg. at Courthouse and Spangler Collection: 174:38 The only Neese listed in my book "Centre Co. Death Records 1852 - 54 and 1893 - 1905" is: Peter NEESE male age 89 y 24 d. Parents: William & Margaret NEES Occup: Farmer Birthplace: Northumberland Co. Pa Spouse: Christina Issue Living: Peter, David, wm., Jacob, Elizabeth, Cath. Death date: Dec. 9, 1852 Place died: Penn Twp. Interred: Musser's Cert. date: Jan. 19, 1852 Returned by : David NEESE From: Penn Twp. Cert. Reg. date: Feb. 1, 1853 NEESE, Lydia Female, age 64 y 2m 12 d, widowed, Died: Jan. 5, 1903 at Spring Mills, of Dropsy, Interred Cross Cem. If you could find Cem. Records of Cross Cem. that may help in your search. Maybe someone on the list group has some records. Jean

In a message dated 03/30/2002 7:55:40 PM Eastern Standard Time, fclarke@juno.com writes: > > My name is Mary Rogers. I am doing a family tree on > the Tate Family. My daughters great great grandmother > was Catherine Susan Hoy born Oct. 15, 1879, died May > 8, 1936 she married George Calvin Tate who was born > May 4, 1870 and died Sept. 18, 1918. They are both > buried at Meyers Cemetary in Centre Co. Pa. I have > back into the 1700's for the Tate's but I am looking > for Catherine's parents and ancesters. I was referred > to you by Kathleen Williams. Any help you could give > to me would be greatly appreciated. I do believe her > mother may have been a Yearick, I remember reading > this somewhere and recall the Yearick name > > Hi > > "Happy Easter!" > > In "Centre Co. Marriage 1800 - 1850" book: > > 1851 > > Nov. 27, 1851 ~ George S. HOY and Catherine A. YEARICK, both of Brush > Valley, Catherine is D/O John & Saloma (REICHEL/RISHEL) YEARICK. > Ref. Source: Comm. Biographical Record of Central Pa. by J. H. Beers, 439 > > Hope this helps! Jean Corio Tampa, Fl

Fred Clarke fclarke@juno.com 10885 W 69th Ave Arvada CO 80004 303 424 2560 --------- Forwarded message ---------- From: MARY <charmin1350@yahoo.com> To: Fclarke@juno.com Date: Sat, 30 Mar 2002 06:33:00 -0800 (PST) Subject: Hoy/Yearick Message-ID: <20020330143300.20452.qmail@web21402.mail.yahoo.com> My name is Mary Rogers. I am doing a family tree on the Tate Family. My daughters great great grandmother was Catherine Susan Hoy born Oct. 15, 1879, died May 8, 1936 she married George Calvin Tate who was born May 4, 1870 and died Sept. 18, 1918. They are both buried at Meyers Cemetary in Centre Co. Pa. I have back into the 1700's for the Tate's but I am looking for Catherine's parents and ancesters. I was referred to you by Kathleen Williams. Any help you could give to me would be greatly appreciated. I do believe her mother may have been a Yearick, I remember reading this somewhere and recall the Yearick name. Thank you __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Greetings - send holiday greetings for Easter, Passover http://greetings.yahoo.com/ ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/web/.

In a message dated 03/29/2002 11:45:08 PM Eastern Standard Time, suerenkert@gci.net writes: > Curious about your book, "Centre Co. Death Records, 1852 - 1858 and > 1893 - 1905." What were the sources used to compile this book? Hi Sue The book is published by the Centre Co. Gen. Soc., PO Box 1135, State College, Pa. 15804 - 1135 and is listed on their website. Printed in 1997. It states that it tabulates death records from "The Death Record Book 1 from 1893 -1903 and 2 from 1903 - 1905." There are a few loose pages at the beginning from an earlier volume which are included in the front of this book, They had to interpret hand written records, so there could be some transcription errors. Elizabeth Dutton and Joyce Adgate, photocopied the original records and Anne Keller, typing the manuscript A certified copy of the death cert may be obtained the the Centre Co. Courthouse, Office of the Regiser of Wills, Bellefonte, Pa 16832 for a fee. All of the books that I give info from I got at the Centre Co. Gen. Soc. or Friends of the Library. The "Cente Hall Reporter 1868 - 1890" book that I have came directly from Gerri L. Atikin. 1999 Have a great weekend. Jean

In a message dated 03/29/2002 9:44:07 AM Eastern Standard Time, jabing@ix.netcom.com writes: > > Looking for any information about Joseph BING,a cabinetmaker, the man > I believe is my gg-grandfather. He was born in 1790, very possibly in > Chester Co. PA and shows up in most Centre Co. censuses from 1820 to > 1860 and I believe he died there before 1870. In 1860 census he lived > with a Joseph Hoover and family in Unionville. His "consort" > Elizabeth BING died in 1858 in Unionville. Another clue is that my > g-grandfather John BING is buried in Oak Ridge Cemetery near > Unionville. Possibly Joseph is buried there. If I can find his date > of death there is a chance to find a will or obit. Any help will be > appreciated > > John Bing > > Hi John > > I'm not related or researching this family but in "Centre Co., Pa newspaper > death notices 1821 - 1869" book: > > 1859 > BING, ELIZABETH, > Dec. 5 at Unionville, consort of Joseph BING, age 68 yr > Democratic Watchman Dec. 29, 1859 I have "Centre Co. Death Records, 1852 - 1858 and 1893 - 1905" book, and no Bings are listed. > In' Centre Co. Marriages 1800 - 1850" 1850 June 4, John BING of Unionville and Melissa Iddings, of Milesburg , married by Rev. A. BRITTAIN Reference Source: Democratic Watchman 6/5 In "Centre Co. Marriages 1851 - 1873" 1852 June 17, 1852 ~ David SHAEFFER of Bellefonte, and Hannah BING (no residence listed), married by Rev. James LINN Ref. Source: Historical Journal: 58 and Spangler Coll: 93:3 1864 June 21, 1864 ~ Ezekiel BING and Rebecca SHANK, (no residences listed) married by Rev. George BOWMAN at Milesburg Ref. Source: Central Press 7/1 1866 Oct. 17, 1866 ~ William BING & Margarette E. YEAGER, both of Centre Co., married by D. H. YEAGER, J.P Ref. Source: Daniel H. Yeager, Justice of Peace Records, Democratic Watchman 12/21; Spangler Coll: 132:17 This is all that I could find in my books on the BING'S. Hope this info helps! Jean Corio Tampa, Fl

I am so grateful to people on this board for their help. I have received information on the census lookup I requested. Still a stonewall -- but at least I know I'm not going to find the information on the census.

Hi again List, This Easter I am reminded of how special Easter was when I was a child in Millheim. In particular, I'm remembering one Easter when I was about five years old. My sister, brother and I awoke with great anticipation. The Easter Bunny always left us wonderful baskets full of candy eggs and chocolate bunnies. That Easter was no exception. There were the baskets with all the goodies we expected, each delicious piece nestled on a bed of green plastic grass. We were allowed one piece each before breakfast, and I always picked the biggest foil wrapped bunny in the basket. After breakfast my Dad brought in a huge cardboard box. We looked at it in puzzlement, and then, to our amazement, it cheeped! Dad put the box on the floor in the kitchen, and opened it. Imagine our excitement when he gently picked up three little colored chicks and placed them on the floor. My sister immediately picked up the pink chick, and my brother went for the blue one. My favorite was the purple one. Of course, we immediately named our new pets. The pink one promptly soiled my sister's nightgown, and was appropriately named Trouble. Mine was named Sally after one of the characters in my school reader. The blue one was the smallest, and my brother named it simply Chick. Being two at the time, Chick was as imaginative as he could get. We enjoyed them for weeks. As all chicks do, Trouble, Sally and Chick eventually outgrew both their colors and the cute stage, and my Dad suggested that they might be happier with the other chickens in the coop on Grandpa Bechtol's farm. Being normal kids, we didn't want to give up our feathered friends, but Dad told us we could visit them any time we wanted, and that chickens needed their freedom. So, for months afterwards we visited them at the farm. Grandpa always pointed them out to us, and they seemed happy and content with their fellow chickens, and of course, we were proud of ourselves for having given them their freedom. Years later, when I was a little more grown up and a little less gullible, I realized that Grandpa Bechtol couldn't tell one of his chickens from the other, yet he lovingly pointed out our special friends to us each time we asked. That's what makes grandparents so wonderful. So, with Easter just around the corner, I remember fondly those days long ago, and say a special prayer of thanks for my "Pappy Bechtol". In loving memory, George Cleveland Bechtol, 1884-1958 Diana Mason

Hi List, I've gotten many e-mails regarding the posting I did A LONG TIME AGO on the Monk Trial. Answers to frequently asked questions: 1. The posted info is all I know about the trial. 2. Linn's History (the source) is "History of Centre and Clinton Counties, Pennsylvania", by John Blair Linn, published in 1883. I think I bought my copy years ago from The Centre County Historical Society, but I can't be certain about that. Perhaps anyone who knows where to get one currently could advise the List. 3. Please don't attach files to your e-mails to me as I have been burned twice by bad virus problems, and I don't open attachments. My computer is loaded with all my genealogy files, and even though my virus protection seems adequate, I don't want to lose anything. Diana Mason

----- Original Message ----- From: "Charlotte" <cmuskett@netcarrier.com> To: <PA-CEMETERIES-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, March 29, 2002 9:55 AM Subject: [PA~CEMS] McAllister's Methodist Cemetery > I was sent this list from a relative. this is an old cemetery in Dauphin County.. If anyone is interested :) My relatives are the Mosket's and McAllister's > > Charlotte Muskett > > McAllister's Methodist Cemetery > > Located north of where Musket's Schoolhouse once stood, along the Clarks Valley road (Route 325), One mile southwest of Tower City in Rush Township, Pennsylvania. The inscriptions were furnished by Dr. Glen P. Schwalm, who recorded them. > > BANEY, Inf. s of Harry & Annie E.; b 9 June 1898 > BANEY, Inf. s of Harry & Annie E.; b 9 June 1898; Aged 3 days > WHITTALL, Elizabeth; d 1822; Aged 2 years > WHITTALL, Joseph; d 13 Feb 1824; Aged 62 years > WHITTALL, John; d 12 July 1826; Aged 56 years > WHITTALL, Mary; w of John; d 1846; Aged 83 years > HARTMAN, Charles; 1858 - 1923 > HARTMAN, Mary, w of Charles; 1854 - 1920 > HARTMAN, Aaron Albert, s of Charles & Mary Ann; b 2 Apr 1881; d 18 Apr 1885 > BROWN, Maria, w of Peter; d March 1879 > STROHECKER, Mary A, w of Milton; d 1 Oct 1886; Aged 20-4-18 > MOSKET, Thomas; b 4 Mar 1830; d 21 Jan 1901; Aged 70-10-17; Born in England > MOSKET, Eleanor S, w of Thomas; b 29 Oct 1829; d 2 Jan 1905; Aged 75-2-3 > MOSKET, Sarah S., d of Thomas & Eleanor S.; b 18 Oct 1865; d 16 Sept 1886 > MOSKET, Thomas A.; d 28 Nov 1908; Aged 39-9-4 > MOSKET, Clara Angeline, d of Thomas & Eleanor (Nee Sheen) b 4 July 1867; d 4 Sept 1867; Aged 2 mo > STAPLES, James; b 22 Mar 1826; d 22 Sept 1897; Aged 71-6-0 > STAPLES, Elizabeth, w of James; b 12 Jan 1820; d 29 July 1900; Aged 80-6-17 > McALLISTER, John; b 14 Nov 1786; d 7 Aug 1871; Aged 84-8-23 > McALLISTER, Mary W.; w of John; d 20 Mar 1851; Aged 56 yrs > McALLISTER, John W.; b 12 Mar 1821; d 6 Nov 1854; Aged 32-7(?)-24 > McALLISTER, John, s of John W. & Elizabeth; d 2 Aug 1851; Aged 7(?)-8(?)-7 > McALLISTER, Joseph, s of John W. & Elizabeth; d 28 Sept 1850; Aged 4-6-9 > > > > > --- > Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. > Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). > Version: 6.0.343 / Virus Database: 190 - Release Date: 3/22/02 > > > ==== PA-CEMETERIES Mailing List ==== > Be sure to check out the sister sites to this list: > Boards > Topics > Cemeteries & Tombstones > United States > Pennsylvania > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=topics.cemetery.us.pa > & > Boards > Topics > Cemeteries & Tombstones > United States > Pennsylvania Tombstone Inscriptions > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=topics.cemetery.us.patom b >

Hi -- I was wondering if anyone with the 1880 Mormon census CD would be willing to look up Oliver Crawford, age 16 or 17 (born August 1864) living somewhere in Pennsylvania. If I know what census records to look in I can look them them up, but because he is not the head of the household, I haven't had any luck finding him in any indexes. Thanks.