> Married: 1. Margaret STEESE > b. 1793, near Freeburg, Snyder Co., PA > d. Aug. 1801 Hi - I loaned out my Centre Co Rev Soldiers book so I can't look this up, but Margaret Steese could not have been born in 1793 and died in Aug 1801 and still have been a married woman. I suspect the birthdate is incorrect, but I don't know if this is an email typo or an error in the book. Gloria Harbach

Linda, Have you tried The Olive Tree Yet? That URL is: http://olivetreegenealogy.com/ships/index.shtml Good luck! Jacquelyn jebean@ccape.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Linda Hatswell" <leshat@yahoo.com> To: <PACENTRE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, January 21, 2002 3:52 PM Subject: [PACENTRE] Ship passenger lists > I know of the Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild website but does > anyone know of some such thing for ships leaving the US? > > I have a ancester that went back to France because he was sick and > then died there. Since I know his date of death, I thought it may be > easier to find that ship than the one he came over on - which I've > had no luck with. Thanks, Linda >

Jean, Excuse me for jumping in here, but I have a Philip MEYER (b 11/14/1755 Muhlbach, Lebanon, PA d 04/27/1831 place unkn) who married an AnnaMargaret MORR (b 08/20/1759 place unkn d 03/12/1829 Centre Co., PA). And then also his brother, Henry MEYER (b 10/15/1764 Mill Creek Twp., Lebanon Co., PA d 05/17/1820 place unkn), married Margaret HARPER (b abt 1764 no other info). Would these be the ones you wrote of? I don't have very much else on these folks and was wondering if perhaps you did... ? Best regards, Jacquelyn Erhard Bean jebean@ccape.net ----- Original Message ----- From: <Twojcjc@aol.com> To: <PACENTRE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, January 21, 2002 2:15 PM Subject: Re: [PACENTRE] Meyer Family > In a message dated 01/21/2002 10:43:40 AM Eastern Standard Time, > jimcurry@pennswoods.net writes: > > > There are two MEYER Bros listed in Centre Co. Rev. Soldiers & Patriots book: > (Nothing listed under MIRE OR MCLINCY) > > Henry b. 1765 , a millright who came from Snyder Co. and his bro. Philip > MEYER (MOYER) b. 1755 who settled in Miles Twp. > > Both are buried in Lutheran & Reformed Cem., Rebersburg with wives named > Margaret. > > It lists children of each, and if you'd like that info just let me know. > > 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! > >

In a message dated 01/21/2002 10:43:40 AM Eastern Standard Time, jimcurry@pennswoods.net writes: > Hi listers Deborah Meyer married Hiram William McClinsey Sr. in Patton > Twp. June 14 1838. I'm looking for Deborah's parents. Jim Curry Hi Jim In Centre Co. Marriage records book 1800 - 1850 it lists: June 14, 1838 ~ Hiram MCLINCY, of Patton Twp. and Deborah MIRE of Lycoming Co. married by Rev. Peter B. GRAY Ref. Source: Centre Democrat 6/23 There are two MEYER Bros listed in Centre Co. Rev. Soldiers & Patriots book: (Nothing listed under MIRE OR MCLINCY) Henry b. 1765 , a millright who came from Snyder Co. and his bro. Philip MEYER (MOYER) b. 1755 who settled in Miles Twp. Both are buried in Lutheran & Reformed Cem., Rebersburg with wives named Margaret. It lists children of each, and if you'd like that info just let me know. Jean Corio Tampa, Fl

Justin, Thanks for the info on the Old Stanford Cemetery. I knew I asked the right person.. My names are on the list you included. John Koon (Kuhn) 1799-1855 was my gg grandfather and the Reuben and George Page were his sons-in-law. Don't know where any of the wives are buried. Possibly in Boalsburg. John married twice: first to Susanna Snarr then her sister Julian Snarr. Ream also sounds familiar - One of my Kuhn ancestors married someone by that surname but I have to check my notes further. If any one else on this list has these surnames, I'd like to hear from you. Thanks again, Arline JKHouser84@aol.com wrote: > Arline, > > Yes, I know where this cemetery is, and have been there twice. There > was supposed to have been a Presbyterian Church built there, but it > never happened. Gen. Potter's mother was buried there, in 1791. She > has no known marker. > > It is in a horrible condition, with the cows having trampled all over > it; it is overgrown and the headstones are lying in a horrible > disarray. I plan to go out there this winter yet so if you can give > me the names I will look. > > I honestly think some of the headstones are just there but are buried > under the leaves and dirt. Some of them were removed, however, by > Col. Theodore Boal. You may know that his wife was the closest > relative of Christopher Columbus (1451-1506) during her time. When > her aunt died in the early 1900s, she inherited all the possessions of > the Columbus estate at that time. These were shipped to Boalsburg, > Harris Twp., where the Columbus Chapel was constructed to house them > (Col. Boal and his wife were enormously wealthy). The chapel includes > many of the artifacts of Columbus and his family, and a splinter from > what is rumored to be the Cross of Christ, which was discovered by the > wife of Emperor Constantine in about 337 A.D., as I understand it. > > Underneath the chapel is a vault in which are stored the bodies of > Col. Boal and his family. His wife is not there, however; after his > death in 1938, she returned to her native France, expressing a > distaste for American life and style. She is buried in France. > > At any rate, to enhance his chapel, Col. Boal removed several > headstones from the Old Standford burying ground and placed them > behind his chapel. They stand today and have been recorded by the > genealogical society. Whether he had the remains moved or not is > anyone's guess. > > Here are the markers known to exist: > > Old Standford Cemetery > > Elijah Fitzgerald (1830-1831) > Mary Ford (1779-1851) > John Koon (1799-1855) > Harriet Ford (1815-1823) > Reuben Page (1860-1861) > George Page (died 1872) > > Stones there in 1928, not accounted for: > > Hiram W. Ford (1814-1838) > Catharine Keatley (1857-1858) > Isaac Ream (1820-1828) > [I believe these are probably buried a few inches beneath the surface > and can be found with a probe.] > > Stones in the rear of the Columbus Chapel: > > Michael Jack (1752-1829) > Susanna Jack (1757-1815) > Jeremiah Culbertson (1789-1832) > Mary J. Livingston (1839-1842) > William Keatley (1784-1840) > Margaret Keatley (1787-1829) > > Remains in the vault under the chapel > > Lt. Col. Theodore Davis Boal (1867-1938) > His mother, Malvina Amanda Buttles Boal > Her sister, Sarah Buttles > Her sister, Julia C. Alder > Her brother-in-law, James W. Boal > Cecile Denis DeLagarde Johnson, sister of Theodore Boal's wife > Theodore's son, Pierre DeLagarde Boal, 1895-1966; his wife was Jeanne > de > Menthon, whom he met in France; like his mother, she also went > there after his > death where she died and was buried in 1984. > Pierre Boal Lee, grandson of Pierre DeLagarde Boal, 1946-1973 > An unidentified Native American, whose bones were discovered in some > construction > near the Boal family mansion; he is beneath the floor of the > vault. > > 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"

I know of the Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild website but does anyone know of some such thing for ships leaving the US? I have a ancester that went back to France because he was sick and then died there. Since I know his date of death, I thought it may be easier to find that ship than the one he came over on - which I've had no luck with. Thanks, Linda __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send FREE video emails in Yahoo! Mail! http://promo.yahoo.com/videomail/

Hi listers Deborah Meyer married Hiram William McClinsey Sr. in Patton Twp. June 14 1838. I'm looking for Deborah's parents. Jim Curry

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Does anyone have a Phillip Musser b. abt 1783 who married Catharina Kramer. Looking for a death date and burial place for Catharina Kramer Musser. Have the following data: 1 Catharina KRAMER b: 02 November 1785 in Centre Co Pennsylvania .. +Phillip MUSSER b: 1783 in Centre Co Pennsylvania d: 21 June 1835 in Centre Co - burial in the Heckman Cemetery Gregg Twp. Centre Co PA ....... 2 Samuel MUSSER b: 01 November 1812 in Pennsylvania d: 22 August 1891 in Centre Co - burial in the Heckman Cemetery ........... +Malitia Lydia RIPKA b: 04 April 1822 in Pennsylvania d: 19 October 1891 in Centre Co - burial in the Heckman Cemetery ....... 2 Catherine MUSSER b: Abt. 1808 in Pennsylvania d: 29 August 1866 in Centre Co - burial in the Union Cemetery, Millheim, PA ........... +Reuben GEARY b: 10 February 1812 in Pennsylvania d: 29 December 1867 in Centre Co - burial in the Union Cemetery, Millheim, PA Thanks Sue

Descendants of Catherine Meyer 1 Catherine MEYER b: 06 June 1786 in Penns Twp. Northumberland Co., PA. d: 08 September 1854 in Uniontown, OH. .. +Daniel KREAMER b: 17 April 1775 in ? Centre, Co. PA. m: Abt. 1802 in Brush Valley, Center Co., PA. d: 25 May 1848 in Uniontown, OH. Genealogy of the Morr Family 1896 LOC # CS71.M872 1896 Card # 09-12310 also microfilm 84/7957 (C) LCCN Number 84-251410 The above is what I have on the descendents of Andreas MORR and Catarina ROEINNGER grand daughter. Kay 4 th great grand daughter of Andreas and Catarina MORR

Jack According to my data, I do not have them dying on the same date. 1 Anna Catherine MEYER b: 28 June 1786 in Berks Co PA d: 08 September 1854 in Stark Co - burial in the Old Union Town Cemetery - Stark Co OH .. +Daniel KRAMER b: 21 April 1785 in Berks Co Pa m: Abt. 1802 in Bush Valley, Centre Co Pennsylvania d: 25 March 1848 in Stark Co - burial in the Old Union Town Cemetery Sue ----- Original Message ----- From: "jack diehl" <diehl@pcspower.net> To: "KSK" <kskramer@wcoil.com> Cc: <PACENTRE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, January 19, 2002 9:45 AM Subject: Re: [PACENTRE] Does anyone reconize this name > Sue, > > I'm responding to your earlier query about Daniel KRAMER and Anna Catherine MEYER. My sources say that Catherine MEYER, d/o Philip MEYER and Anna Margaret > MORR, was b. 28 Jun 1785 d. 25 May 1848. Her husband, Daniel KREAMER was b. 17 Apr 1785 d. 25 MAy 1848. Do you suppose they both actually died the same day? > She is supposed to be buried with Daniel. Try checking > http://getafix.mathcs.wilkes.edu/lancaster/ppl/m/meyer/meyer.txt > > Anna Margaret MORR was the d/o Andreas MORR and Catarina Elizabeth ROENNINGER. Does anyone know anything about this Andreas MORR? I am trying to figure out > whether he is a brother to my ancestor Conrad MOHR of Berks County. > > Joyce Diehl > > KSK wrote: > > > Sorry to ask so many question, but by now > > some of you can see I am working on my > > Centre Co lines. > > Has anyone ever seen the name > > William Gultilus, or something familar. > > He married Elizabeth Kramer, possibility > > in Millheim Twp. Centre Co. > > Thanks to all you have been helping me. > > Sue K > > > > ==== PACENTRE Mailing List ==== > > Much info which has been posted on the list already may be found in the PACENTRE Archives. View them at: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > > >

Sue, I'm responding to your earlier query about Daniel KRAMER and Anna Catherine MEYER. My sources say that Catherine MEYER, d/o Philip MEYER and Anna Margaret MORR, was b. 28 Jun 1785 d. 25 May 1848. Her husband, Daniel KREAMER was b. 17 Apr 1785 d. 25 MAy 1848. Do you suppose they both actually died the same day? She is supposed to be buried with Daniel. Try checking http://getafix.mathcs.wilkes.edu/lancaster/ppl/m/meyer/meyer.txt Anna Margaret MORR was the d/o Andreas MORR and Catarina Elizabeth ROENNINGER. Does anyone know anything about this Andreas MORR? I am trying to figure out whether he is a brother to my ancestor Conrad MOHR of Berks County. Joyce Diehl KSK wrote: > Sorry to ask so many question, but by now > some of you can see I am working on my > Centre Co lines. > Has anyone ever seen the name > William Gultilus, or something familar. > He married Elizabeth Kramer, possibility > in Millheim Twp. Centre Co. > Thanks to all you have been helping me. > Sue K > > ==== PACENTRE Mailing List ==== > Much info which has been posted on the list already may be found in the PACENTRE Archives. View them at: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl

Arline, Yes, I know where this cemetery is, and have been there twice. There was supposed to have been a Presbyterian Church built there, but it never happened. Gen. Potter's mother was buried there, in 1791. She has no known marker. It is in a horrible condition, with the cows having trampled all over it; it is overgrown and the headstones are lying in a horrible disarray. I plan to go out there this winter yet so if you can give me the names I will look. I honestly think some of the headstones are just there but are buried under the leaves and dirt. Some of them were removed, however, by Col. Theodore Boal. You may know that his wife was the closest relative of Christopher Columbus (1451-1506) during her time. When her aunt died in the early 1900s, she inherited all the possessions of the Columbus estate at that time. These were shipped to Boalsburg, Harris Twp., where the Columbus Chapel was constructed to house them (Col. Boal and his wife were enormously wealthy). The chapel includes many of the artifacts of Columbus and his family, and a splinter from what is rumored to be the Cross of Christ, which was discovered by the wife of Emperor Constantine in about 337 A.D., as I understand it. Underneath the chapel is a vault in which are stored the bodies of Col. Boal and his family. His wife is not there, however; after his death in 1938, she returned to her native France, expressing a distaste for American life and style. She is buried in France. At any rate, to enhance his chapel, Col. Boal removed several headstones from the Old Standford burying ground and placed them behind his chapel. They stand today and have been recorded by the genealogical society. Whether he had the remains moved or not is anyone's guess. Here are the markers known to exist: Old Standford Cemetery Elijah Fitzgerald (1830-1831) Mary Ford (1779-1851) John Koon (1799-1855) Harriet Ford (1815-1823) Reuben Page (1860-1861) George Page (died 1872) Stones there in 1928, not accounted for: Hiram W. Ford (1814-1838) Catharine Keatley (1857-1858) Isaac Ream (1820-1828) [I believe these are probably buried a few inches beneath the surface and can be found with a probe.] Stones in the rear of the Columbus Chapel: Michael Jack (1752-1829) Susanna Jack (1757-1815) Jeremiah Culbertson (1789-1832) Mary J. Livingston (1839-1842) William Keatley (1784-1840) Margaret Keatley (1787-1829) Remains in the vault under the chapel Lt. Col. Theodore Davis Boal (1867-1938) His mother, Malvina Amanda Buttles Boal Her sister, Sarah Buttles Her sister, Julia C. Alder Her brother-in-law, James W. Boal Cecile Denis DeLagarde Johnson, sister of Theodore Boal's wife Theodore's son, Pierre DeLagarde Boal, 1895-1966; his wife was Jeanne de Menthon, whom he met in France; like his mother, she also went there after his death where she died and was buried in 1984. Pierre Boal Lee, grandson of Pierre DeLagarde Boal, 1946-1973 An unidentified Native American, whose bones were discovered in some construction near the Boal family mansion; he is beneath the floor of the vault. 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"

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Justin, You are so knowledgeable about Centre County and cemeteries I though you might know something about the "Old Stanford or Cedar Creek Graveyard" in Harris Twp. I think is it was also called Benner Hill Cemetery. I have 3 ancestors buried there but my records (Spangler Notebook) state it is/was an abandoned graveyard and only a few markers remain. Thanks, Arline

Hi all -- Yes, let's work on the Watsons. My James Watson of Potter's township had several sons who must have fathered lots of Watson descendants but so far, I haven't found any information about them or their offspring. I haven't been able to find information about these sons of James Watson: John Watson, born @1776 Thomas Watson, born @ 1777 James Watson, born @ 1783. There must be some information about what happened to them somewhere. These are all in the age range that they could have fathered Judy's Joseph, so perhaps we can kill two birds with one stone, or at least eliminate this line from consideration. I have been corresponding with Judy and am hoping we are distantly related. Can anyone help? Thanks to everyone who has responded to my original post. The information has already filled in some gaps. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Judith Heald" <jwh6@psu.edu> To: <PACENTRE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, January 17, 2002 8:36 AM Subject: [PACENTRE] Watson's continued > OK, while we are in a Watson mode, let me toss mine back in the ring! > > Seeking any information on Joseph WATSON, b. 9 May 1813, d. 24 July 1889. > He m. abt 1835 Mary Ann SELLERS (1816-1882) Mary Ann was from Lebanon > County. Their eldest son, William Wesley was born in Milesburg, Centre > County. By 1850, the family was in Clearfield County. I have some WATSONs > from Chester and Bucks Counties but have not been able to make connections > and don't know if there are any. Mary Ann's mother was a CLEAVER from Tyler > Co, West Virginia, so mabe the Watsons were from there, but I can trace the > SELLERS back to Chester County. > > Have lots on William Wesley and his siblings, but he does not seem to fit > James Riddle Watson's family and I have not been able to fit him into the > William Watson/Catherine Griffin family of same era and similar location > either! How could there be three DIFFERENT Watson families this early in > Centre County history? > > HELP! TIA > > Judy > > %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% > Judith Walter Heald jwh6@psu.edu > > Our roots include: > > Lots of Quakers from 1600's to present. . . > Surnames: Barnard, Dickson, Ely, Heald, Hilaman, Hoopes, Kirk, Kline, > Lippincott, Marshall, Mercer, Moore, Ogden, Paxson, Plankinton, Pownall, > Pusey, Pyle, Rodgers, Sellers, Sharpless, Swayne, Taylor, Thompson, Walter, > Watson, Way, Webb, Wickersham. . . > PA Counties, Chester, Delaware, Lancaster, Bucks, Centre, Clearfield, > Jefferson, Elk, . . . > > > > ==== 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! >

There are several Centre-county related items currently on e-ay: Six items from the early 1900's from Howard PA in Centre County, near State College and Bellefonte Item # 1062946323 xxxxxxx Petersburg PA Centre County 1908 Postcard Item # 1062024166

OK, while we are in a Watson mode, let me toss mine back in the ring! Seeking any information on Joseph WATSON, b. 9 May 1813, d. 24 July 1889. He m. abt 1835 Mary Ann SELLERS (1816-1882) Mary Ann was from Lebanon County. Their eldest son, William Wesley was born in Milesburg, Centre County. By 1850, the family was in Clearfield County. I have some WATSONs from Chester and Bucks Counties but have not been able to make connections and don't know if there are any. Mary Ann's mother was a CLEAVER from Tyler Co, West Virginia, so mabe the Watsons were from there, but I can trace the SELLERS back to Chester County. Have lots on William Wesley and his siblings, but he does not seem to fit James Riddle Watson's family and I have not been able to fit him into the William Watson/Catherine Griffin family of same era and similar location either! How could there be three DIFFERENT Watson families this early in Centre County history? HELP! TIA Judy %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Judith Walter Heald jwh6@psu.edu Our roots include: Lots of Quakers from 1600's to present. . . Surnames: Barnard, Dickson, Ely, Heald, Hilaman, Hoopes, Kirk, Kline, Lippincott, Marshall, Mercer, Moore, Ogden, Paxson, Plankinton, Pownall, Pusey, Pyle, Rodgers, Sellers, Sharpless, Swayne, Taylor, Thompson, Walter, Watson, Way, Webb, Wickersham. . . PA Counties, Chester, Delaware, Lancaster, Bucks, Centre, Clearfield, Jefferson, Elk, . . .

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Hi A while back someone was looking for info on JENNIE COULTER and she was listed on the obits in Blair Co. (1936) on their list group and I was trying to notify that person. Please contact me for more info. Thanks! Jean Corio Tampa, Fl