Listers: According to the following: <<Area History: History of Axemann, Centre Co, PA Contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by Rich Hughes. rbhughes@norfolk.infi.net snip----> While the Williams men were making woolen cloth, and Gen. Benner was operating his sawmill, another industry sprang up on the hillside above the spring. It was reached by a road leading up the "Hollow" and employed men in digging ore. Most of these men were Irish. They settled their families along the road for convenience and so the little ravine was called Irish Hollow. There were found the names of Noon, Kane, Daugherty, Morrison, Mallory, Frost, Clotty, Welch, KELLY and Fitzpatrick. Out of all these families only one was Protestant. All the others were Catholic and walked to Bellefonte every Sunday to mass.>> a KELLY surname mentioned. Anyone researching a KELLY line from Centre Co., PA? Or know anything about the KELLY in the above? Thank you for your time. Marybeth Corrigall ACMBJC@aol.com

Marybeth, I'm not researching KELLY but have a Patrick J. KELLY (17 Mar 1844 - 4 Mar 1915) who married (14 Dec 1886) Alice BARTLEY (28 Aug 1856 - 24 Aug 1927). Other than an obituary I have no information on him. Let me know if you'd like the obit. Colette

Hi Terry, >From "Where To Go & Place Names of Centre Co.": Pg 49: "George M. BLOOM : closest farm house to railroad station at Dale's Summit...now owned by John H. DAYE" FERGUSON TWP.: Pg. 59: "Richard BAILY, who founded Baileyville, came from Chester Co. c1790 Richard's son John BAILY built grist & flour mill in the center of town in 1812 Bloomsdorf was a station on the Bellefonte Central Railroad. The BLOOM family owned three farms in the vicinity of the station." Regards, Paul

Hi list, We have a Catherine DOUGHERTY, b. abt 1800 whose surname was obtained from her daughter's death certificate. Catherine DOUGHERTY married Philip HILE/HYLE, b. abt 1797 in Berks Co., PA. According to a Willard L. Shank of Lewistown, Mifflin Co., PA, Philip and Catherine (DOUGHERTY) HILE are buried in Old Salem Lutheran Cemetery, Near Siglerville, Armagh Twp., Mifflin Co., PA in unmarked graves. We have quite a bit of information/data on the children of Philip and Catherine (DOUGHERTY) HILE/HYLE. Two of their daughters, Elizabeth and Evangeline married WIAN brothers. Specifically, Elizabeth HILE m. Peter WIAN on 5 May 1855 Kish Valley, Mifflin Co., PA and Evangeline HILE m. John WIAN abt. 1851 in Huntingdon Co., PA. The WIAN brothers both being sons of Solomon WIAN (1803 - 1879) and Catherine REARICK (1810 - 1891). Willing to share data on what we have and would like to learn more about how Catherine DOUGHERTY might tie into the Abel DOUGHERTY family. All the other DOUGHERTY's might be brother's or cousins, but too young to be her father. Diane in Michigan ----- Original Message ----- From: <Twojcjc@aol.com> To: <PACENTRE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, February 17, 2002 9:08 PM Subject: Re: [PACENTRE] DOUGHERTY > In a message dated 02/15/2002 9:29:52 PM Eastern Standard Time, > robinsnest@centurytel.net writes: > > Parentage and descendent information on: > > Abel DOUGHERTY > > b. Abt. 1770 > > Census 1810 Howard Twp.,Centre Co.,PA > > Census 1820 " " " > > m. Maria Katherina Antes > > Possible daughter: Sophia > > Possible Son: Jacob > > Hi > > I could find nothing in my marriage records 1800 - 1873 on the above names. > > "Centre Co. Death Notices 1821 - 1869" > 1868 > DOUGHERTY, Michael > June 24 at Aaronsburg, age abt. 59 yrs. > Centre Hall Reporter June 26, 1868 > > The Centre Hall Reporter: > > DOUGHERTY, Michael ~ married Miss SHOLL of Nittany valley on 7th > Newspaper date: May 15, 1868 > > DOUGHERTY, Michael ~ died age 59 yr on 24th at Aaronsburg > Newspaper Date: June 26, 1868 > > "Centre Co. Pa Rev. War Soldiers & Patriots" > > JAMES DOUGHERTY > A resident of Bald Eagle Twp. when he applied for a pension to the Centre Co. > Court of Common Pleas, Aug. 28, 1820. Moved to Venango Co. Pa > Ref: 1:5, pg. 189:7, 3rd Series, Vol 4, pg. 511 and 3rd Series, Vol 23 pg. > 502. > > My GGGGrandfather was John E. DOUGHERTY b. 1817 in Ireland who married > Catharine LOVE and raised a family in Altoona, Pa. > Please let me know if you find a connection to your DOUGHERTY line. > > Thanks! > Jean Corio > Tampa, Fl > > ==== PACENTRE Mailing List ==== > Respond to posts if you have data on the particular question -- you never know when someone has information that can help you! >

Hi :"Brush Valley Names, The Matricul, or Birth and Baptism Register, Brush Valley Union Church, Rebersburg, Pa 1792 - 1855" CANDO, (CANTO) (CONDO) 63.1 ~ CANTO (?) Johannes and wife Elisabeth Joh. Adam, born 2 July 1812, bap. 30 Aug 1812 Sponsers: Joh. adam SCHAEFER and wife Elisabeth 137.3 ~ CANDO (?), Johann and Elisabeth Margaretha, born 17, Oct. 1829, Bap. 6 Feb. 1830 Sponsors: the Parents (This is exactly how it is printed in the book with the ? marks) Jean

My family and I visited the Philipsburg Historial Foundation in July during a family vacation to Philadelphia and Sesame Place (we have a then 2 yr old and 3 yr old). I would like to contact the foundation and/or any of the members who might be online, to see about getting some additional information. I don't mind sending money, etc via snail-mail, but if I have to write a letter, I'd just asoon send it via email and follow up via snail-mail. Anyway, is there anyone out there that is a member or knows if the foundation is online? Thank you. Cindy Corwin Lobb Family Historian Researching: CORWIN, SHACKLETON, COLBY, FRANKLIN, SACKETT in Michigan, New York, and Canada LOBB in Pennsylvania MANDELL, KILLENBERGER in Michigan and Austria BECAMPIS, BEKAMPIS, ZUBRES in Michigan, Pennsylvania, Lithuania

Terry, Woodycrest is in Patton Township. It is a little subdivision which sprouted up in the 1930s or thereabouts. There is a United Methodist Church there, also. Justin Justin Kirk Houser Genealogist/Researcher of Central PA and Beyond Main Lines: Houser, Breon, Shawley, Ranio/Hrynio (and others) President, BAHS Class of 2003 Student Representative, BASD 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"

God bless all of you for the prayers.

Their email address is: pburghist@netphd.net Margy is in charge of the historical foundation in Philipsburg. Jim -----Original Message----- From: LobbGenealogy@aol.com [mailto:LobbGenealogy@aol.com] Sent: Monday, February 18, 2002 7:50 PM To: PACENTRE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [PACENTRE] Philipsburg Historical Foundation My family and I visited the Philipsburg Historial Foundation in July during a family vacation to Philadelphia and Sesame Place (we have a then 2 yr old and 3 yr old). I would like to contact the foundation and/or any of the members who might be online, to see about getting some additional information. I don't mind sending money, etc via snail-mail, but if I have to write a letter, I'd just asoon send it via email and follow up via snail-mail. Anyway, is there anyone out there that is a member or knows if the foundation is online? Thank you. Cindy Corwin Lobb Family Historian Researching: CORWIN, SHACKLETON, COLBY, FRANKLIN, SACKETT in Michigan, New York, and Canada LOBB in Pennsylvania MANDELL, KILLENBERGER in Michigan and Austria BECAMPIS, BEKAMPIS, ZUBRES in Michigan, Pennsylvania, Lithuania ==== PACENTRE Mailing List ==== Respond to posts if you have data on the particular question -- you never know when someone has information that can help you!

In a message dated 02/18/2002 4:15:47 PM Eastern Standard Time, shirbrew@camasnet.com writes: > Mine are from Centre Co PA. Can you tell me what you have please. > Thank you > Hi Shirley "Centre Co. Rev. War Soldiers & Patriots" JACOB CONDO (CANTO, CONDY) Born: Dec. 25, 1760 in Maryland Died: Sept. 8, 1845 Married CHRISTIANA KRUPP 1782, Lancaster Co. Born: Aug. 24, 1759 Died: Dec. 24, 1837 Cemetery: Lutheran, Aaronsburg Location: Behind Church, several rows from road Rev. war Service: Corporal, 2nd Pa - 1777 Ensign, Feb. 1777 (Possibly Lancaster Co.) Comments: Came to Centre Co. about 1790 from Lancaster Co. Son of George and Barbara (SHONTZ) CONDO Children: Susan m. John WOLFE Margaret m. John BRILLHART Joseph m. Anna POORMAN Joseph (died in infancy) Samuel m. Mary GOSCHT Catherine m. Jacob BRUMGARD George m. Catherine BRUMGARD (to Ohio) John m. Elizabeth "Lizzie" SCHAEFER (to Indiana) Jacob II m. Margaret SHONTZ (to Harrison Co., Ohio) Daniel m. Mary Magdalena "Polly" MUSSER Nicholas m. Sarah "Sally" MUSSER Elizabeth m. Rev. John BRUMGARD (died in Baltimore, MD) Ref. Source: Patriot Index ~ DAR 1994 (Condy) Historical Reg. of Officers of the Continental Army during the War of the Rev. History of Centre & Clinton Co. Pa by John Blair Linn 1883 pgs. 16, 300 Spangler Collection Notebook #75 pg. 67 (Aaronsburg Lutheran Cem. record) The CONDO FAMILY. A History and Genealogy from 1737 to 1913 by Rev. A. Bryon CONDO

Just when I think I'm finding my way around PA, something else comes up. My uncle just told us that one of the Bloom's we are looking for is from Woodeycrest, down around State College area. I've tried several different spellings, but I just can't find anything. Can someone help me out? thanks! Terry __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Sports - Coverage of the 2002 Olympic Games http://sports.yahoo.com

Ginger, You and I are cousins. Robert, known more property as Robert Tipton WELLS, was b abt 1861. He married Hannah SCHAEFFER on 19 Apr 1888. Robert was a son of George and Eliza (NORTH) WELLS. Their daughter Nannie Jane (1865-1958) was my great-great-grandmother. I'm sure we have much information to share. Justin Justin Kirk Houser Genealogist/Researcher of Central PA and Beyond Main Lines: Houser, Breon, Shawley, Ranio/Hrynio (and others) President, BAHS Class of 2003 Student Representative, BASD 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"

Wow, Jean! You answered this query before the original question was posted (for me anyway)!!! Just a note of clarification, I have seen the original entry for the baptism of a child of Margaret Condo and her husband John, and it definitely says BRUNGART, not BRILLHART. The originals were incorrectly transcribed, and the error was picked up and published in "The CONDO FAMILY. A History and Genealogy from 1737 to 1913 by Rev. A. Bryon CONDO." Just wanted to set the record straight. Thanks! Sue Renkert Fairbanks, Alaska ----- Original Message ----- From: <Twojcjc@aol.com> To: <PACENTRE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, February 18, 2002 3:42 PM Subject: [PACENTRE] Re: Condo > In a message dated 02/18/2002 4:15:47 PM Eastern Standard Time, > shirbrew@camasnet.com writes: > > > > Mine are from Centre Co PA. Can you tell me what you have please. > > Thank you > > > > Hi Shirley > > "Centre Co. Rev. War Soldiers & Patriots" > > JACOB CONDO (CANTO, CONDY) > Born: Dec. 25, 1760 in Maryland > Died: Sept. 8, 1845 > > Married CHRISTIANA KRUPP > 1782, Lancaster Co. > Born: Aug. 24, 1759 > Died: Dec. 24, 1837 > > Cemetery: Lutheran, Aaronsburg > Location: Behind Church, several rows from road > > Rev. war Service: > Corporal, 2nd Pa - 1777 > Ensign, Feb. 1777 (Possibly Lancaster Co.) > > Comments: > Came to Centre Co. about 1790 from Lancaster Co. Son of George and Barbara > (SHONTZ) CONDO > > Children: > > Susan m. John WOLFE > Margaret m. John BRILLHART > Joseph m. Anna POORMAN > Joseph (died in infancy) > Samuel m. Mary GOSCHT > Catherine m. Jacob BRUMGARD > George m. Catherine BRUMGARD (to Ohio) > John m. Elizabeth "Lizzie" SCHAEFER (to Indiana) > Jacob II m. Margaret SHONTZ (to Harrison Co., Ohio) > Daniel m. Mary Magdalena "Polly" MUSSER > Nicholas m. Sarah "Sally" MUSSER > Elizabeth m. Rev. John BRUMGARD (died in Baltimore, MD) > > Ref. Source: > Patriot Index ~ DAR 1994 (Condy) > Historical Reg. of Officers of the Continental Army during the War of the Rev. > History of Centre & Clinton Co. Pa by John Blair Linn 1883 pgs. 16, 300 > Spangler Collection Notebook #75 pg. 67 (Aaronsburg Lutheran Cem. record) > The CONDO FAMILY. A History and Genealogy from 1737 to 1913 by Rev. A. Bryon > CONDO > > > > > ==== PACENTRE Mailing List ==== > Ideas for new projects to get Centre County data online? E-mail the listowner! Also visit our Centre Co. GenWeb archives page: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/pa/centrez.html >

Thanks to Judy Wilson for catching a typo for Pg. 59 listing of Place Names//Surnames 2nd installment: Richard BAILEY (Baileyville) in CHESTER Co. NOT Chestnut Co. Paul

Hello, Here is the second installment of the Surname Index of : "Where To Go and Place Names of Centre Co. PA. by Paul M. DUBBS. To learn more about these folks go to: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~paroth/MATERNAL/PlaceNames-Surnames.html COLLEGE TWP. Pg 49: George M. BLOOM, John H. DAYE, Jacob HOUSER, Robert MOORE, LEWIS & CONNELLY, Jesse W. KLINGER, J. Kenneth WALKER, Col. John PATTON, firms of MILES & PATTON, Moses THOMPSON, David ETTERS Pg 51: Mr. & Mrs Harold HOUTZ, Mrs. O. W. HOUTS, Mr. & Mrs. Ralph MILLER, Hugh C. DALE, Leroy SMELTZER, HARRIS Acres Pg. 52: John MADORE, Guy STEARNS & son, Dan STEARNS, R.J. REESE, John L. SUTHERLAND, J. H. MITCHELL, Mr. & Mrs. Charles KREBS, J. Alvin HAWBAKE, B. Kenneth JOHNSTONE Pg. 53: Edward M. ZONG, O. Hamill BATHGATE, Edward Jackson THOMPSON Mr. & Mrs. William LOWER Mr. & Mrs. Thurston REEVES Dr. Theodore CHRIST Pg. 54: Christian DALE Arthur PETERS & wife, Maude Dr. J. Y. DALE CURTIN TWP.: Pg. 57: Arthur H. REEDE, Judge Ellis ORVIS FERGUSON TWP.: Pg. 59: J. Max WARD & sister, Miss Anna WARD, L. K. METZGER, Richard BAILY & son John BAILY, BLOOM family, Mrs. Alvin CORL & son, Leroy H. "Pete" CORL Edward J. LOESCH, Irwin R. SAULSBURY, Charles H. CAMPBELL, George E. McCLELLAN Pg. 62: R.T. MARKLE, Herbert R. IMBT, Henry GATES, RIDER Family, RUMBARGER Family, Mr. COLEMIRE Mrs. Maude FRY & son, Brooks FRY Pg. 63: JOHNSTON, Paul REED John GOHEEN, Capt. William NEILSON's LYONS, SHORB & Co. John LYON, son of Benjamin LYON Senator McCLAY. the STEWARTS Anthony SHORB, Robert HARPSTER Pres. EISENHOWER Milton EISENHOWER, William LYON, son of John The MURPHY store. Thomas FERGUSON John PATTON, Pg. 64: G. W. LAUCK, Mrs. Jesse ELDER Samuel MUSSER Allen WHELAND. Pg. 65: Merle WHELAND, Paul SUNDAY. KOFMAN Brothers of Bellefonte, C. Otis CROMER, John PATTON, GREGG TWP.: Pg. 67: James COOKE Esq., Isreal J. GRENOBLE Mrs. Pauline ROSSMAN, Mrs. Mildred WINGARD, GETTIG Engineering & Manufacturing Co. SHEFFIELD's milk receiving station Matthew WOODS, Robert JAMES, David COOKE, Michael MUSSER, Philip B. MUSSER, Adam FISHER Regards, Paul

Paul, On page #59 of your 2nd installment, it says "Chestnut" county. Is that a typo (Chester), or am I missing an early PA county? Judy Wilson (Bailey - McDonald)

Hi! First of all, thanks for all the information on all the lines we posted. Secondly, We came across the following which may be of interest. Somehow, we suspect this individual is connected: Dougherty, John or Doherty R.2999 * * * * * State of Ohio County of Franklin &c. Before me Notary Public in and for the County and State aforesaid personally appeared Rebecca Chambers only living child of Captain John Doherty deceased, who being duly sworn according to law deposed as follows to wit, That her Father Captain John Doherty died on or about the 13th day of May A.D. 1833 at the County of Lycoming in the State of Pennsylvania, and in Lycoming Township of the same County, that the wife of the said Captain John Doherty died near Salem Warren County Ohio on the 22nd day of August A.D. 1840 of this she is certain from the fact that her said Mother died during the Presidential excitement preceeding the election of William H. Harrison to the Presidency of the United States. Rebecca (her mark) Chambers Sworn and Subscribed this 30th day of November A.D. 1850 and I hereby certify that I believe the said affidavit to be worthy of all credit as Witness my hand and Seal Natorial. William B. Jarvis Notary Public In and for said County * * * * * State of Ohio County of Franklin Before me the Subscriber a Justice of the Peace in and for said county and State, personally appeared Thomas B. Welsh and Deborah Welsh two credible and respectable wittnesses who upon oath say that Rebecca Chambers is the only surviving child of the late John Dougherty who is now supposed to be dead. Said John Dougherty is believed to have been a Captain in Company (B) Regiment of light Infantry engaged in the service of the United States in the Revolutionary war, and to have died in the year A.D. 1833 leaving a widow who died in the year A.D. 1839 leaving no Father Mother Brothers Sisters or Children except the said Rebecca Chambers living and she is the only surviving heir at law of said John Dougherty who are now living. Sworn and subscribed before me this 22 day of June A.D. 1850 John Gantz Justice of Peace Thomas B. Welsh Deborah (her mark) Welsh Wittnesses Signatures * * * * * State of Ohio County of Franklin On this 22nd day of June A.D. 1850 before me a Justice of the Peace personally came Thomas B. Welch and Deborah Welch who being by me first duly sworn upon their oaths made the answers following in answer to questions asked by me to wit - Where you acquainted with John Dougherty?. . . . .When, Where and how long did you know him? We knew him in the State of Pennsylvania County of Northumberland, do not know how long precisely but suppose more than ten years. . . . .What was his age when he enlisted or joined the army? What his complection, the color of his hair and eyes? His age was twenty two years when he joined the army, his complection was fair, the color of his hair light, his eyes were blue. . . . .What was his occupation at the time he enlisted, and with whom was he then or about that time living? He was a carpenter by trade, and lived with his Mother at the time he enlisted. . . . .Is he now living? If not were and when did he die, and what evidence have you of his death and why do you believe he is dead? State fully? He is dead. He died on the west branch of the Susquahana river Northumberland County Pensylvania - that he is dead we are fully satisfied from the general understanding and reputation in the neighborhood where he lived and from letters received from our friends to that effect. He died in the year A.D. 1833. What became of his discharge or description certificate? We cannot tell, do not remember having ever seen it. . . . .Were you acquainted with his parents or either of them? We were not, we believe them to be both dead. . . . .Where did they reside when he joined the Army? We believe his Father was dead when he enlisted, his Mother then lived in Pensyvania Northumberland County. . . . .When & where did his parents die, and how do you know of their death, do you know by reputation only? If so is the reputation general in the neighborhood? When and were we cannot tell, but we know it is so from the general reputation in the neighborhood where the lived at their deaths. . . . .Had he brothers or sisters? If so how many and what were their names? He had five brothers, James, Samuel, William, Able and Robert. He had three Sisters, Masser Hulon by marriage Margaret Hammon by marriage and Jane McGrady, by marriage. State which are now living and which dead? We verily believe they are all dead. . . . .How do you know or what reasons have you for believing they are all dead? This is the common reputation in the country and we thus believe from letters in our possession from our friends stating such to be the fact. . . . .At the time he the soldier died, had he ever been married? He was married at the close of the Revolutionary war. . . . .What was the name of his wife before marriage, and when and where and by whom was he married? He was married to Deborah Boons in Northumberland County Pennsylvania by J Rennington Justice of the Peace of the same county and state. What reason have you for believing he was married? Such was the general report, and we never heard it contradicted or even questioned by any person, and they lived together as man and wife. . . . .Did he have any children who are now living. If so how many and what are there names and ages? One only now lives her name is Rebecca Chambers by marriage, her age is seventy two years. . . . .Is his widow now living, if dead how do you know of her death, when did she die? She is dead, this we know by reputation in the place she lived up to the time of her death, also by letters received by us. She died Aug 22nd 1839. . . . .Where did he live at the time, or near the time he joined the army? In Northumberland County Pa, and we think in the town of Northumberland. . . . .Where did he live at the time or near the time he joined the Army? In Pensylvania Northumberland County and we think in the town of Northumberland. . . . .Where was he born. What town, County and State? Lancaster County Pensylvania, of this however they are not positive. In the presence of John Gantz Thomas B. Welsh Deborah (her mark) Welsh The wittness's Signatures in Full I certify that after the foregoing answers were made they were carefully read over by me to the witnesses who each of them made solemn oath that the same was true to the best of their knowledge and belief. I further certify that said Witnesses are credible and respectable wittnesses and citizens of said county & State; and in my opinion, the matters contained in said depositions are true in all things as stated. John Gantz Justice of the Peace Know all men by these presents that I the subscriber have appointed and by these presents do appoint and constitute E.B. Grayson Esqr. My true and lawful Attorney in fact, to receive from the Secetary of War, Paymaster General, second or third Auditor of the Treasury, or any other officer or officers authorised to settle or pay the same viz,. . . . . {the handwritten documents end here} * * * * * Rev. & 1812 Wars Section. October 30, 1928 Mrs. W.J. Lundy, R.R. 2, Box 52, Johnson City, New York Madam: I advise you from the papers in the Revolutionary War pension claim R. 2999, it appears that John Dougherty, early in the Revolution resided with his mother, her name not given (his father being dead, his name not stated) in Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, and entered the service at the age of twenty-two years and served as captain in a Light Infantry Regiment; and was on recruiting duty in 1778, length of service not shown. He married (date not stated) in Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, Deborah Boon. He died May 5, 1833 in Lycoming Township, Lycoming County, Pennsylvania. She died August 22, 1840 near Salem, Warren County, Ohio. In 1850, Rebecca Chambers, a resident of Franklin County, Ohio, aged seventy-two years, stated that she was their only surviving child and applied for pension on account of her father's services. The claim was not allowed as there was not proof of the service, as required by the pension law. It is further stated that John Dougherty has five brothers, James, Samuel, William, Abel and Robert; and three married sisters, Masser Huton, Margaret Hammon and Jane McGrady. Respectfully, E.W. Morgan Acting Commissioner The above is one of the few references we have found to an Abel DOUGHERTY. We also found, but have not proven, a son for our Abel named Robert (09 September 1797-26 July 1875) who married Charlotte LOGAN. Robert had children named: John, Rebecca, Henry, Abel, Charlotte (married George Daniel HESS, son of Benjamin and Mary (Kiefer) HESS), William, Anson and twins Albert & George. Our Abel is in the following Census 1810 Howard, Centre Co.,Pennsylvania Page 168 1820 Howard, Centre Co.,Pennsylvania Page 216 After this we lose track of him. Robert and some of his descendents ended up in Clearfield County. The hunt continues........... Thanks again! Robin Helman The Helman Family Home Page http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~helman/ At 08:22 AM 2/18/02 EST, you wrote: >In a message dated 02/17/2002 9:08:56 PM Eastern Standard Time, Twojcjc >writes: > > >> In a message dated 02/15/2002 9:29:52 PM Eastern Standard Time, >> robinsnest@centurytel.net writes: >> >> Parentage and descendent information on: >>> Abel DOUGHERTY >>> b. Abt. 1770 >>> Census 1810 Howard Twp.,Centre Co.,PA >>> Census 1820 " " " >>> m. Maria Katherina Antes >>> Possible daughter: Sophia >>> Possible Son: Jacob > > >Hi > >From "Wills and Admin. of Northumberland Co. 1772 - 1813" > >Date: 12/15/1777 >Dec: WILLIAM DAUGHERTY >Letters Granted to: Philip FRICK >Sureties for Admin: John PALMER and Sam ALLEN > >Date: 3/8/1804 >Deceased: JOHN DOUGHERTY >Letters Granted to: John COWDEN >Sureties for Admin: John BOYD and Thomas HAMILTON > >Date: 8/18/1798 - 6/17/1798 >Dec: Elinor DOUGHERTY >Town or Township: Northumberland >Heirs: Children: Jane CAMPBELL, Richard, Elizabeth, Catherine and Ezila > >Date: 9/2/1808 - 9/19/1808 >Dec: GEORGE DOUGHERTY >Town or Township: Shamokin >Heirs: Wife Martha, >Children: Anthony, Jane (Mrs. Simon KIPP) Barbara (Mrs. Dr. Thomas BARRETT) >Grandchildren: Anthony, Catharine and Martha BOONE > >Hope this info helps! >Jean > >INDIANA CO. PA 1818 - 1849 > >Date: 5/17/1831 >Dec: THOMAS DOUGHERTY >Letters Granted to: Jacob EBEY >Sureties for Admin: John SHIELDS and John DOUGHERTY > >Date: 1/27/1837 >Dec: JAMES DOUGHERTY >Letters Granted to: John DOUGHERTY >Sureties for Admin: Christopher LYDICK and Isaac O'NEIL > >Date: 9/5/1840 >Dec: Nancy DOUGHERTY >Letters Granted to: Catharine BUCHANAN >Sureties for Admin: William KINTER and Hugh DOUGHERTY > >Date: 5/22/1841 >Dec: Rachel DOUGHERTY (Nee ABEY) >Letters Granted to: James B. MORRISON >Sureties for Admin: William TRIMBLE and William TAYLOR > >Date: 10/1/1841 >Dec: HUGH DOUGHERTY >Letters Granted to: Robert CRAWFORD >Sureties for Admin: William CRAWFORD and Joseph THOMPSON > > > > > > > >==== PACENTRE Mailing List ==== >Commercial Advertising on this List, or E-mails expressly directing subscribers thereto, must be cleared with the listowner (JKHouser84@aol.com) > > >

> We are seeking information on the following: > Parentage for: Samuel HELMAN In 1810 - 1820 Census of Howard Twp. >From "History of Centre and Clinton Counties" by John Blair Linn: At page 327, Howard Township, Supervisors: Joseph Montgomery, Samuel HELMAN, 1824; Constables: Samuel HELMAN, 1831-32; George HELMAN, 1829. At pages 69-70, "In 1828 the tone of the Patriot, Henry Petrikin's paper, was Adams; but early in the year Jackson meetings were commenced. His friends in Howard township met at the house of John C. Grubb. Mr. Grubb was chosen chairman, James Gardner and Oliver B. McClure were appointed secretaries. The committee on resolutions were Gilbert Leitch, David Askey, H. B. Packer, Henry Neff, and Jacob Baker. Roland Curtin, Samuel Gardner, Job Way, Jacob Neff, Samuel Cowperthwaithe, Samuel HELMON, and Philip Barnhart, Jr., were appointed a committee of correspondence." Colette

Jean, Would you please look for my ggrandparents in your marriage records? Their names were Emma Jane Varner and George Calvin Close (he seems to have gone by "Calvin"). Thanks so much!! Have a great day! Kind regards, Chris Wieland I found nothing on your names in my marriage records 1800 - 1873. Jean Corio Tampa, Fl

I too am searching for information on WELLS. My line is ROBERT WELLS. >From "Cemeteries of Marion and Walker Townships": At Zion Union Cemetery: Wells, Hannah M., 1850-1935 (Maiden name Schaeffer; married 1st to Joseph Fulger. 2nd to Robert Wells. Buried by both husbands.) Wells, Robert L., 1861-1941 Wells, George F., 1890-1978 (probably son of Robert; called Uncle Fred) Thanks, Ginger (deep in the heart of TX)