Sorry, Marge, I don't have your e-mail address. I received a virus-infected message from you and wanted to let you know so that you can clean it from your computer. Good luck! Sue

Again I am receiving mail from "familydiscovery" and I suspect some of you have also. In the past I remember this was a bogus company. Or have they turned into a good guy? Is there someplace to report this? They continue to send solicitations. Thanks, Arline

Searching for descendants of a collateral line -- Martin DOLAN and Ida Marie READER/REEDER, ca. mid to late 1800's. Thank you for your time. Marybeth Corrigall ACMBJC@aol.com

Seeking to identify these stray WEAVER individuals in my database. Will share info. Pat Stover Fair pstoverfair@juno.com Stover Genealogy Page http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/8220 Adam WEAVER, born about 1770--who were his parents? He married before June 1800 to Anna Maria STOVER (1771-1846) of Haines Twp. Catherine WEAVER, born about 1822--who were her parents? She was living in Rebersburg on 23 Aug 1842 when she married Andrew FRANK (born 1817) of Gregg Twp. Eve WEAVER, born May 1821--who were her parents? She was living in Haines Twp on 10 Oct 1839, when she married John STOVER (1815-1870s) of Potter Twp. Franklin J WEAVER--who were his parents? He was a farmer in Gregg Twp. He married on 31 Dec 1869 Elizabeth FIEDLER (born c 1847). George J WEAVER, born 1859, died 1927, buried Aaronsburg Reformed Cemetery --who were his parents? He married Katherine I STOVER (born c1867). James M WEAVER, born 29 Jul 1850, died 25 Jan 1923, buried Woodward--who were his parents? He married Clara HOSTERMAN (1849-1916). John WEAVER of Miles Twp--who were his parents? He married before 1835 to Susanna BRUNGART (born 1814). John WEAVER, born 25 Mar 1779, died 30 Dec 1867, buried Rebersburg--who were his parents? He married Polly BRUNGART (no dates). Mary Elizabeth WEAVER, born Feb 1854, died 4 Apr 1934--who were her parents? She married George Washington STOVER (1845-1919). Samuel WEAVER (1800-1902)--who did he marry? He married Christina Vonada and/or Christina Grove. I think his children were Henry (no date), John Adam 1824, Jacob 1828, William 1830, David Edward 1832, Christina 1833, and Samuel 1836. Who is the mother of these children? Sarah WEAVER, born 25 Mar 1825, died 10 Nov 1890--who were her parents? She married Michael WISE (1820-1901). Susannah WEAVER, born c1790?--who were her parents? She married before 1814 to Jacob BRUNGART (1786-1862). William WEAVER, born c1820?, died after 20 Oct 1881--who were his parents? He married Julianna STOVER (1820-bef 20 Oct 1881). ________________________________________________________________ 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/.

I am looking for information concerning the following ancestors: JOHN THOMAS CONDON, b. abt. 1816, & JANE WILSON CONDON, b. July 1831, parents of my ggrandfather, WILLIAM WALTER CONDON, husband of ELIZA ELLEN GRAHAM CONDON JAMES WILSON, b. bet. 1799-1800, & MARY ANN BRIDGE WILSON, b. abt. 1806, parents of JANE WILSON CONDON ANDREW LIVINGSTRON & ELIZA PORTER LIVINGSTON, natives of County Tyrone, Ireland, emigrating to America in 1850. I am hoping to find information concerning, and/or a photo of the burial location of ANDREW & ELIZA. The graves are all that are left on the family farm. Thanks very much for any help. Loretta Myrter lorettam@adelphia.net

The area of Farrandsville would have been in Lycoming Co from 1795 to 1839. >From 1772 to 1795 it would have been in Northumberland Co. Dave Wallace ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jim Reichman" <jjreichman@peakpeak.com> To: <PACENTRE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, November 11, 2001 12:19 AM Subject: [PACENTRE] Farrandsville, PA > Can anyone tell me what county Farrandsville was part of in 1935? It > is in Clinton county now but I suspect it was in Centre County in > 1835. Can anyone confirm this? Thanks. > > Jim Reichman > Black Forest, Colorado > > > ==== PACENTRE Mailing List ==== > There are at present 25 townships and 11 boroughs in Centre County. Post queries about locations as well as families here -- you never know who might know something!! > > >

Can anyone tell me what county Farrandsville was part of in 1935? It is in Clinton county now but I suspect it was in Centre County in 1835. Can anyone confirm this? Thanks. Jim Reichman Black Forest, Colorado

Diane, I forwarded your request to Eva Haelen of Buffalo, NY, a HOY researcher. This is her response to me, to forward to you ------- Hi, Fred - Re Diane Rice's request for info. I have some info you might want to forward to Diane. This has been given to me by others. Barbara Hoy, b. c. 1765, d. c. 1831 in Fairfield Cty, Ohio, per estate settlement, m. Anthony Rarick/Rearick) who died c. 1828, Bloom Twp, Fairfield Cty, Ohio, s/o of John & Mary Rarick. Barbara was eldest daughter of Phillip Hoy per his will. I think Phillip's wife's name was Barbara, who might have died in Pa. before Phillip Hoy moved to Ohio, but not sure. Children of Barbara and Anthony Rarick: Daniel Rarick William Peter in Centre Cty, Pa., in 1831 court papers George Mary - mentioned in 1831 papers Ann Nancy Rarick m. Isaac Grover/Gruber Jacob b. 2 May 1803, d. 1888, m. twice - (1) to Elizabeth ?Wiley, b. 1800, d. 17 Sept 1834, buried at Glick Cemetery. Dau. Catherine d 27 Jan 1833 age 10 months, buried at Glick, (2) c. 1835 to Francina Macklin, b. 7 Mar 1808, Fairfield Cty, Ohio, d. 1880, d/o Peter and Mary Boyer Macklin. Jacob went to Illinois in 1850. Mentioned n 1831 court papers. Salome/Sarah, b. 8 Jan 1804 per Penn's Creek Lutheran Church, Centre Ctry, Pa and on 18 Dec 1825, Fairfield Cty, Ohio, m, Henry Shisler Phillip Barbara, m. Henry Close - mentioned in court papers Catherine, minor in 1831 Perry, minor in 1831 Olivia, minor in 1831. Phillip Hoy was s/o Albert/Albrecht and Susanna Sneavely Hoy. Eva

Hi Justin and Fellow Listers, Wondering if any of you have knowledge of Anthony REARICK (b. 1768 in Northumberland Co., PA); m. Barbara HOY (b. abt 1770, d. bef. 1828 in Fairfield Co., Ohio). I have seen the REARICK surname spelled a dozen different ways. Anthony REARICK was the son of John and Marie Rearick of Buffalo Twp., Northumberland Co., PA. This Anthony REARICK and family appears to have been in Armagh Twp., Mufflin Co., in 1820. Before that I believe Anthony REARICK and his family were in Centre Co., as they had a daughter, Salome baptisted at the Penns Creek Lutheran Church in 1804 according to some research by Fred Houts. I know a couple of you have done some HOY research, and a couple more have done some REARICK research. Hoping for a connection, although any suggestions would be welcome. Diane in Michigan

Thanks to everyone for the info. on Centre Co. Newspapers. Ron rzweaver@tqci.net

I would imagine the Centre Daily Times ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ronald Weaver" <rzweaver@tqci.net> To: <PACENTRE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, November 04, 2001 11:17 AM Subject: [PACENTRE] Re:Newspapers, Centre Hall , Centre Co.? > > > > Dear Centre Co list, need name of newspapers (Centre Hall, Centre Co.) > that > > I could find an obituary for death date of 13 Dec 1992? > > Thanks Ron > > rzweaver@tqci.net > > > > > > > > > > ==== 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! > >

> Dear Centre Co list, need name of newspapers (Centre Hall, Centre Co.) that > I could find an obituary for death date of 13 Dec 1992? > Thanks Ron > rzweaver@tqci.net > > >

The following item is currently available on E-Bay: 1912 Snow Shoe Centre County PA RR Survey Map Item # 1025798067 Original hand drawn survey map on linen from the Pennsylvania Railroad from 1912. Shows the land they were to acquire from Benjamin Snyder at Snow Shoe, Boggs Township, Centre County, PA. Measures 8"x14" and is in very good condition Auction ends Nov-05-01 19:58:44 PST

This is offered by the original seller. I emailed a question to him. To find these pictures go to www.ebay.com and when the search box comes up type in Loganton. There is a family Bible for the Deatrick family also from Elimsport PA. Search for "family bible" Jim in Vermont

Good Morning - I was surfing thru ebay.com this morning and found photographs for sale of Loganton Families. The ones I saw today were of SWAILS and BOWERSOX families. I previously purchased one on e-bay of John Wesley SNOOK and his wife. My grgrandmother's brother was living with this family when he died. It looks like these pictures are not from the original seller, but a dealer. I bought mine from the original seller. He inherited these pictures and some letters from his grandmother. Wouldn't a historical society love to have them?? Jim in Vermont

Greetings, members of PACENTRE, I wish to bring your attention to a new volume about to be offered by the Clinton County Genealogical Society. Clinton County is our neighbor to the east; at one time, half of the county was included within the limits of Centre County (from Feb. 13, 1800, to June 21, 1839). Many persons went back and forth. This new volume concerns the cemeteries of Renovo Borough and Chapman Township in Clinton County. Each known gravestone has been included in the publication, along with maps, directions, and brief histories of each cemetery. A number of the residents of the Lower Bald Eagle Valley have cross-connections with this region. Several of my own ancestral lineages from this area have family branches who lived in Renovo and/or Chapman Township. The terrain there is similar, and similar forms of employment existed. Anyone having an interest in this book, to be published by the Clinton County Genealogical Society, can contact me privately for further details. Those of you having relatives in the areas above mentioned may find beneficial information in this volume. 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"

Sue, I'm interested in the answer to this as well. I descend from a Christina Kramer, born December 14, 1778 in Jonestown, Lebanon County, Pa., married George Frank. Christina died on March 17, 1862 in Rebersburg and is buried there in the Lutheran and Reformed Cemetery. Her father was Andrew Kramer, md. Eva Margaret Haine. I have no other information on them. Have you explored a connection to Lebanon County by chance? Many of the Centre County Germans came through there at some point. - Doug Bierly

Can anyone help with this family. Lewis Kramer was b. 1818 in Centre Co, PA s/o Joseph Kramer & Mary Brown. Lewis married Julia Ann Bradley November 1839 a native of Centre Co, PA. When 18 years old (abt 1836) Lewis began learning the Carpenter trade with Jacob Gist, at Spring Mills, Centre Co. PA. He remained there 4 years, then he began to contract business in Venango Co., PA where he remained 13 years, coming to Logan Co Ohio in 1851. I would like to find parents of Julia, and also find parents of Joseph Kramer and Mary Brown. Hope someone can help with these ancestors. Thanks Sue

Justin, do you know of any folks by the names of Haberacker or Rapp that has ever come up in the Spangler Notebook. Perhaps you or others may have seen or copied from any of the Lutheran Reformed churches or cemeteries or some of those German speaking Churches that these folks would have gone too, or the Cemeteries these folks would have been buried in? I have never found my gg. gramma Sarah Haberacker who was m. to James Kinley/Kennelly, only in the 1850 Mill Hall, Clinton Co. Census. That's the only place I find them. I thought because she came from a German speaking family, she may be buried in one of the Lutheran Cemeteries. Sarah's father was John Haberacker and her mother was Elizabeth Rapp, both from the Alsace area in Berks Co. Pa. east of Reading. I just wonder if any of these families ever resided in the Centre or Clinton Co's or could be buried there? How do you suppose that Sarah met James Kenley? Any help will be much appreciated. Dorothy Cote

The 1860 census index lists a James Kinley in Armstrong County, page 157. Sue ----- Original Message ----- From: <Irishlovey@aol.com> To: <PACENTRE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, October 25, 2001 1:33 PM Subject: [PACENTRE] Re: JUSTIN.......PACENTRE-D Digest V01 #74 > Justin, do you know of any folks by the names of Haberacker or Rapp that has > ever come up in the Spangler Notebook. Perhaps you or others may have seen or > copied from any of the Lutheran Reformed churches or cemeteries or some of > those German speaking Churches that these folks would have gone too, or the > Cemeteries these folks would have been buried in? I have never found my gg. > gramma Sarah Haberacker who was m. to James Kinley/Kennelly, only in the 1850 > Mill Hall, Clinton Co. Census. That's the only place I find them. I thought > because she came from a German speaking family, she may be buried in one of > the Lutheran Cemeteries. Sarah's father was John Haberacker and her mother > was Elizabeth Rapp, both from the Alsace area in Berks Co. Pa. east of > Reading. I just wonder if any of these families ever resided in the Centre or > Clinton Co's or could be buried there? How do you suppose that Sarah met > James Kenley? Any help will be much appreciated. Dorothy Cote > > > ==== 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 >