from the Nampa, ID Press-Tribune Caldwell Cemetery Desecrated Team will help cleanup 09/05/01 By Sam Bass CALDWELL — Members of the Vallivue varsity soccer team will try to undo damage to gravestones at Canyon Hill Cemetery wrecked by vandals over the weekend. The vandals tipped over about 50 headstones late Sunday or early Monday, cemetery sexton Curt Doty said Tuesday. Doty was angry about the thoughtless damage and the effect it would have on loved ones of those buried at the cemetery. Doty said he's worried that sooner or later one of the headstones — some weigh up to a ton — will fall over on someone and seriously injure or kill them. Lisa Gabiola's family was visiting a loved one's grave Monday when they discovered the vandalism. "It was really heartbreaking," she said. "It looked like a tornado had hit." Some monuments may have been permanently damaged. Gabiola said she saw an elderly man who appeared heartbroken over his wife's grave. This afternoon instead of practice, the Vallivue Varsity Soccer team will help reset the headstones, Coach Tom Baker said. Baker has been telling his teams for years to be involved in more than just soccer, Baker said. Lisa Gabiola's son, Brennan, is on the team. After his mother called to tell Brennan about it, he urged the team to help. They agreed that it was the right thing to do. "What an awful thing," Baker said, referring to the vandalism. "It's unfortunate most kids do good things without notoriety." It's great the kids are willing to help, Doty said. "Maybe they'll tell others how stupid it is to knock over a dead person's headstone." The weekend damage is estimated to cost $1,000 for repairs, not counting manpower and time. Caldwell Police Capt. Gary Maybon said he had not seen the officer's report and could not comment on the investigation.

I lost track of who wrote the above, but Mom says to tell you that some of her ancestors (Bechtol) who lived in Rebersburg also went to Indiana in the 1800s according to family history. Apparently Indiana was a frequent destination for Miles Township people. Laura Mason

Hi Laura and list, Some of my Centre County ancestors (Wolfarth/Wohlford/Kremer) migrated from Miles township to Wayne County, Ohio in the early 1830's. ======= ~~~ Pam -----Original Message----- From: Jfmdbmlam@aol.com Date: Wednesday, September 05, 2001 8:13 AM Subject: [PACENTRE] Rebersburg to Indiana >I lost track of who wrote the above, but Mom says to tell you that some of >her ancestors (Bechtol) who lived in Rebersburg also went to Indiana in the >1800s according to family history. Apparently Indiana was a frequent >destination for Miles Township people. > >Laura Mason

I have a photo with 22 adults and 6 children in it. It was made with one of the rotating cameras that allowed a group of people to be spread out. It is torn into 3 pieces and unfortunately they breaks occur where there is writing on the picture. On the left side it says Photo (By) Brion (m) HALL Pa. on the right side of the picture it says ASC (E) NSION CLUB A()T R. BENNISONS 1920 The brackets show the location of the tears. I think the picture was taken in Centre County. I wonder if perhaps someone would recognize some aspect of the description. Best regards, Walt in Colorado

I am looking for anyone researching the Charlton's in Centre County. Specifically a William Charlton who married Sarah ? They had a son, John Charlton in 1812 who moved to Stark County, OH and married Mary Ann Gibson. If anyone has any info on this family, I would be much obliged to hear from you. Joyce Wilson Prescott, AZ

Pat, An addition to Fred's comments: I have this note in my database under Anna S. CORMAN, b 8 Jan 1790, Lebanon Twp, Lancaster Co, PA (which became Lebanon Co, PA in 1813): "It is possible that she was married to Wilhelm Lang, as her parents, George and Christina Corman, sponsored the baptisms of many children of one Wilhelm and Anna Lang at the Salem Lutheran Church in Aaronsburg, Centre Co., PA." The source of this note is unknown to me but it may well be from the KORMAN GENEALOGY published in 1916. Lindeman Pierce KORMAN was a s/o Daniel and Rebecca (Beck) KORMAN. Justin Justin Kirk Houser Genealogist/Researcher of Central PA and Beyond Main Lines: Houser, Breon, Shawley, Ranio (and others) President, BAHS Class of 2003 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"

Fred and list, Thanks for your input. Yes, I do use PAF version 5, and I like it well. There is supposed to be an updated version of the COMPANION for PAF 5, although I have not as of yet looked into that. Justin Justin Kirk Houser Genealogist/Researcher of Central PA and Beyond Main Lines: Houser, Breon, Shawley, Ranio (and others) President, BAHS Class of 2003 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"

In a message dated 09/03/2001 12:20:27 PM Central Daylight Time, pstoverfair@juno.com writes: << Can anyone identify any of these Cormans in Centre County? Ada M Corman, born June 1873. She married Warren F Stover (1871-1964), brother of my ancestor Ammon Stover. Who were her parents? ====================== Ada was d/o James T. & Sarah (Walker) Corman. ====================== Anna Sabille Corman, born 1790, daughter of George and Christina, married first to a Stover and second to William Long. Who was this Stover? ====================== I know nothing about Anna Sabille Corman. Sorry! ====================== David Corman (1826-1875), son of Andrew and Catherine, married Elizabeth Stover. I would like more infomation on the family of David and Elizabeth. I need dates of birth and death for their children--John, Adam, Nathan, Simon, David, Elizabeth, Dianna, Susanna. ====================== David Corman, s/o Andrew & Cath. (Detwiler) Corman: Children -- 1 - Diana Corman, b 4 Dec 1848, m. Benjamin Hafley 2 - John Henry Corman, b 2 Apr 1850, m. Christia Ann Roush 3 - David F. Corman, b 27 Apr 1851, m/1 Mary Long, m/2 Elizabeth Rote 4 - Elizabeth Corman, b 1 Oct 1852, m. Frank Bower 5 - Nathan Corman Sr., b 4 Mar 1854, m Anna Brant 6 - Adam Corman, b 12 Feb 1856, m Candice Roush 7 - Simon Corman, b 27 Oct 1858, m. Lydia Benner 8 - Sarah J. Corman, b 25 Dec 1860, m. James S. Weaver 9 - Susanna Corman, b 25 Dec 1860, d. 20 Mar 1868 10- Maggie Corman, b 4 Apr 1863, d. 16 Jun 1881 11- Joseph Corman, b 19 Mar 1867, m. Vienna Bower 12- Lewis Corman, b 5 Jul 1869, m. Mary Sinkabine 13- William Corman, b 16 May 1871, m. Catura Hosterman ======================== Lee P Corman married in 1881 to Ellen E Meyer, daughter of Philip Meyer and Maria Stover. Who were Lee's parents? >> ======================= "Lee P." must be the one I have in my database as Lindeman Pierce Korman (with a "K"), b 17 Feb 1856, m. Ellen Elizabeth Meyer, b 10 May 1857. Married 13 Mar 1881. I believe that's all I can help you with right now unless you want descendants beyond this point. Then, perhaps I should download a file to you. Fred Houts, Brooklyn Center MN

After a very brief trip to Philipsburg this summer I discovered who my husbands great grandparents were. John(Jack) and Jennie Lythgow Morris are buried in the Philipsburg cemetery. I do know they had two daughters, Mae Rebecca and Pearl. Mae Rebecca married Robert Mc Clement. Pearl married Arthur Johnson. If anyone has any information on this family I would appreciate any help I can get. I was always told that Morrisdale was named after the Morris family, but can't find a connection. A gentleman at the cemetery told me there were lots of other Morris's buried there, but since I wasn't ever sure if John and Jennie were related at the time I didn't get any of the info. Thanking you in advance for any help. Lue Mc Clement West Texas

"Brush Valley Names The Matricul or Birth and Baptism Register, Brush Valley Union Church Rebersburg, Pa 1792 - 1855" by Centre Co. Gen. Soc. BRUNGART, (BLUMGART, BRUMGART, BRUNNGART, BRUNGARD, BRUNGARDT, BRUNKART, BRUNNKART, BRUMGARD, BRUMGARTT) 132.4 ~ BLUMGART, Jacob and wife Margreth Sara, b. 23 Mar 1827, bap. 27 May 1827 Sponsors: Georg SCHEFFER and wife Sara 149.3 ~ BRUNGART, Jacob and wife Susanna Thomas, b. 11 Aug. 1839, bap. 6 Oct. 1839 Sponsors: the Parents 151.6 ~ BRUMGART, Jacob and wife Sarah Franklin, b. 11 Jan. 1841, bap. 29 May 1841 154.1 ~ BRUMGARD, Jacob, Sara Sitne, b. 5 Aug. 1842, bap. 6 Nov. 1842 Sponsors: the Parents 155.1 ~ BRUMGARD, Jacob and Sara Eelass, b. 4 Mar 1844, bap. 14 Jul 1844 Sponsors: the Parents (Riess) 156.3 ~ BRUMGARETT, Jacob and Sarah Henry (C.), b 5 Sep. 1847, bap. 5 Dec. 1847 Sponsors: The Parents 156.5 ~ BRUNGART, George and wife Polly Mary Jane, b. 29 Aug. 1847, bap. 12 Dec. 1847 Sponsors: The Parents 157.4 ~ BRUNGART, Jacob and wife Nancy Henry Charles, b. 28 Jul 1847, bap. 2 Jan. 1848 Sponsors: The Parents 158.3 ~ BRUNGART, Geo and Polly Lewis, b. 9 Oct. 1848, bap. 24 Dec. 1848 Sponsors: The Parents 159.3 ~ BRUNGART, Samuel and Harriet Thomas Franklin, b. 12 Mar 1849, bap. 9 apr 1849 Sponsors: Jac. BRUNGART, Sr. and Rebecca 161.7 ~ BRUNGART, Geo. (G.S.) and Polly Amenda Magdalena, b. 15 sep. 1850, bap. 8 Feb. 1851 Sponsors: The Parents 161.12 ~ BRUMGART, Jacob and wife Scirus, b. 20 Nov. 1851, bap. 27 Jun 1852 Sponsors; The Parents Jean

Can anyone identify any of these Cormans in Centre County? Ada M Corman, born June 1873. She married Warren F Stover (1871-1964), brother of my ancestor Ammon Stover. Who were her parents? Anna Sabille Corman, born 1790, daughter of George and Christina, married first to a Stover and second to William Long. Who was this Stover? David Corman (1826-1875), son of Andrew and Catherine, married Elizabeth Stover. I would like more infomation on the family of David and Elizabeth. I need dates of birth and death for their children--John, Adam, Nathan, Simon, David, Elizabeth, Dianna, Susanna. Lee P Corman married in 1881 to Ellen E Meyer, daughter of Philip Meyer and Maria Stover. Who were Lee's parents? I will be happy to share any info I have on these families. Pat Stover Fair pstoverfair@juno.com Stover Genealogy Page http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/8220 ________________________________________________________________ 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/tagj.

Referring back to my previous e-mail re: PERSONAL ANCESTRAL FILE. I hope I wasn't out of line, because I do know that "commercial" items are not be advertised or sold through this list. Since PAF is FREE, I don't consider it such. If I was out of line, I'm sorry. I would be interested in hearing from other users of the most recent version of PAF especially as to the printing of reports. I use PAF4 along with COMPANION software that prints one fabulous, easily-done "Register Report." I don't want to do without this particular report capability so that is why I haven't yet converted to the most recent PAF version. If someone knows as to similar compatability with reports on the newest version of PAF, I'd like to hear from them re: same. Thanks! Fred Houts, Brooklyn Center MN

I use PAF (Personal Ancestral File) developed by the Mormon church. It works beautifully, although I confess, I am still not converted to the most recent version of same. IT IS FREE. Just download it. Into genealogy as the Mormon church is -- you can be sure that whatever they develop has GOT TO BE GOOD. (I'm not Mormon, by the way.) I should never speak for others on this matter, but know that Justin Houser uses the most recent version of it and I THINK he likes it. Justin, speak up. Fred Houts, Brooklyn Center MN

"Brush Valley Names The Matricul or Birth and Baptism Register, Brush Valley Union Church Rebersburg, Pa 1792 - 1855" by Centre Co. Gen. Soc. BRUNGART, (BLUMGART, BRUMGART, BRUNNGART, BRUNGARD, BRUNGARDT, BRUNKART, BRUNNKART, BRUMGARD, BRUMGARTT) 58.1 ~ BRUNGART, Jacob and wife Susanna Anna Maria, b. 16 1ug. 1811, bap. 29 Sep. 1811 Sponsors: John WEBER and wife Anna Maria 61.3 ~ BRUNGART, Georg and wife Salli Catharina, 12 Jan 1812, bap. 12 Apr 1812 Sponsors: Jacob KEHL and wife Catharina 70.2 ~ BRUNNGARD, Georg and wife Sarah Jacob, b. 9 Jan 1814, bap. 27 Mar 1814 (Ilgen) Sponsors: Jacob BRUNNGARD and wife Margreth 73.8 ~ BRUNGARD, Martin and wife Barbara Lydia, b. 19 Jan 1814, bap. 29 Jan 1815 (Ilgen) Sponsors: Johan WEBER and wife Anna Maria 74.2 ~ BRUNGARD, Jacob and wife Margreth Catharina, b. ( ) bap. ( ) born before 12 Mar 1815, prob. bap. 5 Mar 1815 82.5 ~ BRUNGARD, Jacob and wife Margreth Johan Georg, b. 24 Jul 1816, bap. 22 Sep 1816 (Ilgen) Sponsors: Friederich ALBRECHT and wife Barbara 85.3 ~ BRUNGARDT, Georg and wife Salome Johannes, b. 10 Mar 1817, bap. 33 Jun 1817 Sponsors: Johannes WEBER and wife Maria 90.3 ~ BRUNGARDT, Jacob and wife Margretha Friedrich, b. 19 Jan 1818, bap. 21 Jun 1818 Sponsors: John RUHL and wife Elisabeth 95.1 ~ BRUNNGART, Georg and wife Salome Susanna, b. 12 Mar 1819, bap. 16 May 1819 Sponsors: Catharina BRUNNGART, widow 97.1 ~ BRUNKART, Jacob and wife Pecky Martin, b. ( ) bap. 26 Dec. 1819 Sponsors: Oswald DUBS and wife Magdalena 107.5 ~ BRUNNKART, Jacob and wife Pecky Margareth, b. 26 Oct. 1821, bap. 12 May 1822 Sponsors: Jacob MEYER and wife Polly 112.5 ~ BRUNGARDT, Johan and wife Margreth Salome, b. 30 Nov. 1822, bap. 23 Feb. 1823 Sponsors: Georg BRUNGARDT and wife Salome 115.5 ~ BRUNGARDT, Georg and wife Sara Daniel b. 4 Jul 1823, bap. 7 Sep 1823 Sponsors: Michael KEHL and wife Maria 117.2 ~ BRUNGARDT, Jakob and wife Rebekka Jakob, b. 25 Sep 1823, bap. 5 Mar 1824 Sponsors: John MAYER and wife Maria 123.8 ~ BRUNNGART, Jacob and wife Markreta Samuel, b. 21 Apr 1825 bap. ( ) Sponsors: Peter SCHMALL 124.2 ~ BRUNNGART, Georg and wife Salmi Salomi, b. 2 Apr 1825, bap. ( ) Sponsors: Joh. BRUNNGART and wife 131.7 ~ BRUNGART, Georg and wife Salome Margreth, b. 15 Mar 1827, bap. 13 May 1827 Sponsors: Jacob WOLF and wife Magdalena more to come.... Jean

In a message dated 08/31/2001 6:01:59 PM Eastern Daylight Time, dsrice@chorus.net writes: << I, too, would be interested in information about Frederick BURKERT. I have a diary written by Wesley BIERLY in which he writes: 2 Sep 1861 E. J. Burkert and his brother Ed. left Rebersburg for Indiana state. Who was E. J. >> Hi This info was listed in "Centre Co. Marriages 1851- 1873" 1870 Dec_, 1870 ~ George B. HAINES, of Miles Twp., S?O Jeremiah and Susan (BRUNGART) HAINES and Emma J. BURKERT of Miles Twp. , D/O Jacob and Elizabeth (SMULL) BURKERT, married at Miles Twp. Ref. Source: Comm. Biographical Record of Central PA ~ J H Beers 1898 From "Cem. of Walker and Marion Twp." HUBLERSBURG CEMETERY Row 8 5. BURKERT, Harriet M. d. 29 Jul 1855, 2 y 5m 3d 6. BURKERT, Charles H. d. 29 Aug. 1855 11m 21d Listed in this row are the names McClain, Teats, Michtlay, and Vanada. (this is a new book that I just got) Listed in "Brush Valley Names, The Matricul or Birth and Baptism Register Brush Valley Union Church Rebersburg, Pa 1792 - 1855". 160.5 ~ HAINES, Jeremiah and Susannah George BRUNGART, born 6 Aug. 1849, bap. 1 Oct. 1849 Sponsors: the Parents 160.6 ~ BRUNGART, Jacob, (J.S) and Nancy John Luther, b. 6 Apr 1849, bap. 25 Nov. 1849 Sponsors: The Parents 160.10 ~ BURCKERT, Fred. and Polly William Albert, b. 2 Nov. 1849, bap. 22 Mar 1850 Sponsors: The Parents I will send all the Brungart listings next. Jean

Jean, do you know who the parents were of John Smith, m. 5/15/1806, to Mary Turner in Spring Twp? Dorothy

Dear Lists, My husband has recently downloaded "Legacy" from the internet to try with his family's information. We understand that there is a newer version of "Legacy". What improvements have been made? Does anyone have an opinion about these programs? Is there a better one for a PC? I have a Mac and use "Reunion for Mac". So far, I have been very happy with it. Is there any better one for me? Before we spend too much, we sure would like to know. -- Carol Courter Updegraff PO Box 222 Glennallen, AK 99588-0222 cupdegraff@cvinternet.net

My thanks to Jean for sending the following. Not sure if any are mine, but will definitely give them a close scrutiny. A safe and happy holiday to all. Marybeth ========= << In a message dated 08/08/2001 1:44:17 PM Eastern Daylight Time, ACMBJC@aol.com writes: << I am a new subscriber and am searching for information about my second greatgrandmother, Mary DOLAN, b. 1825 County Galway, Ireland; md. Patrick KELLY (no dates known); d. 1890 Allegheny City, Allegheny Co., PA; buried St. Mary's cemetery, Lawrenceville, Allegheny Co., PA. >> Hi In Tombstone Inscriptions of Centre Co., Pa by Lorentz: DOLAN, John W. Pr. Co. D. 45th Reg. 11/22/1836 - 11/6/1916 DOLAN, James Pr. Co. E. 102nd Reg. NY inft. d. 4/24/1900, 69 yrs. KELLY, Patrick d. 2/27/1882, 65y. b. 1817, wife Mary b. Ireland d. 2/17/1869, 52y, b. 1817 KELLY, James d. 1/28/1888, 78, b. 1810 KELLY, James d. 10/7/1885, 30y KELLY, Timothy d. 6/27/1883, 38 y KELLY, Bridget (w/o James) d. 1/21/1894, 50 y KELLY, Geo. W. 11/25/1873 - 1/12/1944, Anna E. 1879 - 19.. KELLY, Cath. (w/o Owen) d. 5/6/1880 64Y KELLEY, Owen d. 2/12/1893, 87 Y KELLEY, Odie (no dates) wife Annie KELLEY, Michael, d. 1873 KELLEY, Theodore 3/9/1843 - 6/2/1882, wife Sarah WOODS d. 10/7/1919 There is a William KELLEY b. 1755, Cumberland Co. d. 1837, who is listed in Centre Co. American Rev. Soldiers & Patriots. There are a lot of KELLY/KELLEY'S listed in the marriage records of Centre Co. Hope this helps! Jean ______________________________ Date: Sun, 2 Sep 2001 11:24:06 EDT From: Twojcjc@aol.com To: PACENTRE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [PACENTRE] DOLAN surname, ca. 1850--Mary, Martin, Thomas In a message dated 08/08/2001 1:44:17 PM Eastern Daylight Time, ACMBJC@aol.com writes: << 2.) What are the names of Catholic churches, ca. 1850 in Centre Co., that would have marriage or baptism records for this time period? Specifically searching for a baptism for my greatgrandmother, Mary Ann KELLY, dau of Mary DOLAN and Patrick KELLY. >> Hi In Centre Co. Marriages 1800 - 1850: 1800 Oct. 14, 1800 ~ Job WILLIAMS and Mary KELLEY (no residences listed) married by Rev. William STUART Ref. Source: Pattee Library at Penn State Univ. Jean >>

In a message dated 08/16/2001 11:14:11 AM Eastern Daylight Time, jwh6@psu.edu writes: << My ancestor Thomas Thompson died in Potter Twp in 1795, while this was Mifflin County. Suggestions as to where he might be buried and anyone related to him appreciated! Thanks, Judy >> Hi Judy This info is listed in "Wills and Administrations of Northumberland Co., Pa" by Charles a. FISHER It lists Northumberland Co. 1712 - 1813 Mifflin Co. 1789 - 1793 Union Co. 1813 - 1818 Indiana Co. 1818 - 1849 (These were once a part of Northumberland Co., PA) There is no THOMPSON listing under Mifflin co. Northumberland Co. 1782 Date: 12/10/1782 Deceased: THOMPSON, Matthew Letters Granted to: Rebecca THOMPSON Sureties for the Admin.: Archibald QUAY and Dave MCKENNY 1801 Dates: 10/18/1801 and 10/19/1802 Deceased: THOMPSON, Michael Town or Township: Shamokin Heirs: Wife Lydia, Children: Elizabeth, Jesse, Michael, John, Joseph, Mary (Mrs. Fred Whitehead), Grandaughters: Hannah MCKEW (McHugh?) 1807 & 1808 date: 11/26/1807 and 4/22/1808 Deceased: THOMPSON, William Town or Township: Whitedeer Heirs: Wife Jean Children: James, Ruth (who had a dtr. Nancy T. REZNOR) Indiana Co., Pa 1829 date: 6/6/1829 Dec.: THOMPSON, Hugh Town or Residence: Washington, Indiana Co., Pa Heirs; Wife Martha Children: Robert, William, John, Mary, Jane, Joseph, James, s/l Hugh CANNON 1835 Date: 4/4/1835 Dec.: THOMPSON, John Letters granted to: William THOMPSON Sureties for Admin.: Richard & Samuel CLAWSON Date: 6/8/1835 Dec: THOMPSON, Samuel Town or Township: Mahoning, Indiana Co., Pa Heirs: Wife Mary, Children: James, Margaret JOHNSON, Susan, Moses, Samuel, Levina, Catherine, Nancy, Mary, David, Benjamin 1838 Date 8/24/1838 Dec. THOMPSON, James Letters Granted to: James EWING Sureties for Admin: Joseph LOUGHRY, William EVANS 1845 Date: 9/23/1845 Dec.: THOMPSON, James G. Letters Granted to: John G. THOMPSON Sureties for Admin.: Mathew WYNKOOP and Robert THOMPSON Date: 4/10/1844 and 7/19/1844 Dec: THOMPSON, John Town or Township: Washington, Indiana Co., Pa Heirs: Children: James, Miller, John, Martha, Margaret 1847 Date: 9/27/1847 Dec.: THOMPSON, White Letters Granted to: William THOMPSON Sureties for Admin: David K. THOMPSON and David BOUGHER 1849 Date: 2/21/1849 Dec.: THOMPSON, James Letters Granted to: Joseph and Robert THOMPSON Sureties for Admin: John THOMPSON (bro.) and Peter SUTTON Listed in "Centre Co. PA American Rev. Soldiers and Sailors" WILLIAM THOMPSON, JR. Born 1746, Hopewell Twp. Cumberland Co., Pa now Franklin Co. died: about 1836 Married: ELIZABETH TURNER abt. 1784 in Cumberland Co., PA Cemetery: Tadpole farm, Ferguson Twp. Rev. War Service: Signed Petition for Arms and Ammunition, Sept. 20, 1776 Private, 5th Battalion, 8th Class, Cumberland Co. Militia Private, 6th Battalion, Captain Hodge, Cumberland Co. Militia Comments: Moved to Huntington Co., now Centre Co. in 1784. Named his home "Tadpole Farm" Son of William THOMPSON, Sr. Children: William III m. Jane BORLAND Elijah CRISWELL m. Jane WRAY Mary "Polly" m. Joseph GLENN James Lawrence m. Catherine GEARHART Ref. Sources: Pa Archives 5th Series Vol. 6 pgs. 330, 437, 650 ibid 5th Series Vol 4 pg. 640 Patriot Index. DAR 1994 History of Centre and Clinton Co. Pa by John Blair Linn 1883 pg 18, 40, 57 Our William THOMPSON, "May THOMPSON WILLIAMSON, 1941 pg. 13 - 14 Hope this helps! Jean Corio Tampa, Fl

In a message dated 08/08/2001 1:44:17 PM Eastern Daylight Time, ACMBJC@aol.com writes: << 2.) What are the names of Catholic churches, ca. 1850 in Centre Co., that would have marriage or baptism records for this time period? Specifically searching for a baptism for my greatgrandmother, Mary Ann KELLY, dau of Mary DOLAN and Patrick KELLY. >> Hi In Centre Co. Marriages 1800 - 1850: 1800 Oct. 14, 1800 ~ Job WILLIAMS and Mary KELLEY (no residences listed) married by Rev. William STUART Ref. Source: Pattee Library at Penn State Univ. Jean