Thanks, Justin. I appreciate your response to my message. I guess I will have to hire a professional genealogist to do my legwork up there. The three days we spent there just wasn't enough time at all! We accomplished a lot, but when I got home I had more and more questions. I realized I had only reached the tip of the iceberg! I figured that these old headstones (from the 1800's) would be well worn out by now. I looked through, as did some of the volunteers, through Spangler for Turner, specifically Vance Turner at that time, and there were no family members listed there that I knew of. It was confusing to me since all over the obits I have it is mentioned that my ancestors were buried in the cemeteries of the region (Milesburg, Curwensville, Philipsburg, etc.) and yet no mention of them was in Spangler. Now that I have learned that the Spanglers might have missed some graves I don't feel so confused. The libraries and historical associations in the area (Clearfield, Bellefonte and Philipsburg) were ALL so helpful and kind to us! These associations have been more than helpful even now after I have come home, when I asked them for some additional assistance (I can heartedly recommend anyone travelling to these towns to make use of their resources!). Again, thanks. Susan Btw, I envy you who live up there. Just as I remembered as a kid, it still is so beautiful. The air was fresh, clear, crisp.....I wish I could go back again! At 10:33 PM 7/25/01 -0400, JKHouser84@aol.com wrote: >Susan and list, > >I have just returned from an extended trip but will attempt to answer your >question as best I am able. The Milesburg Cemetery was read in 1928 or so by >the late Adella Spangler. When we (CCGS) read it a few years ago -- my >grandfather and I doing the actual readings -- we had a copy of the Spangler >information along with us. When a stone was unreadable we would consult the >Spangler listing and see if it looked like that was what it said. We were >able to make out many stones that way to at least identify location. > >There are no lot or burial records for that graveyard so the recording of the >stones and their locations, as we have done, was vital for accessibility of >the information to future generations. The Boggs Township/Milesburg Borough >book is not anticipated in the extremely near future, but it is in progress. >I may have a listing for that cemetery somewhere here, but as I have come >home to literally hundreds of emails I cannot now take the time for an >indepth search. What I can tell you to do is write to the Centre County >Library in Bellefonte. > >I do remember the John Turner stone (Rev Vet). There is a new, replacement >stone on the grave, probably done by a descendant because the old one could >no longer be deciphered. > >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 07/25/2001 4:07:31 PM Eastern Daylight Time, PazLady@aol.com writes: << found some conflicting documents (death certificates: informants are sometimes not too accurate) on the name CROSSMIRE, which I think is really GRASSMIRE. I have been told that GRASSMIRE is a very big name in Centre County. Does anyone have a Mary GRASSMIRE married to a David HOLLABAUGH? I have: David and Mary were recorded in census 07 Sep 1850 at Boggs Twp, Centre County, PA. enumerated: David (42) [laborer] [born in PA], Mary (42), John (19), William R. (14), Susanna (10), Jacob B. (7), Samuel W. (5), Rufus G. [C.?] (3) This makes Mary and David born about 1808. Any GRASSMIRE experts out there who have this Mary and can perhaps fill in siblings or parents? David and Mary are the third great grandparents of my husban >> Hi Karen "Centre Co. Marriages 1800 - 1850" No GRASSMIRE or CROSSMIRE listed. HOLLABAUGH: 1824 Jan. 15, 1824 ~ Thomas DOBBS and Nancy HOLLABAUGH, both of Spring Twp., married by Rev. James LINN Ref. source: Historical Journal and James V. Brown Library, Williamsport, PA 1839 Dec. 31, 1839 ~ Samuel WHEELER and Elizabeth *HOLLABUAGH, (*HOLLOBAND In James V. Brown Mem. Library under WHEELER), both of Spring Twp., married by Rev. James LINN Ref. Source: Historical Journal and James V. Brown Mem. Library, Williamsport, PA "Centre Co. Marriages 1851 - 1873" No CROSSMIRE listed. GRASMYER/GRASMEYER: 1863 July 16, 1863 ~ Adam GRADMEYER (GRASMEYER?) and Margaret SWISHER, (no residence listed), married by Rev. James LINN Ref. Source: Historical Journal 172; and Spangler Coll: 93:8 1871 June 25, 1871 ~ James JMcMullen and Mary E. GRASMYER, (no residence listed), married by Rev. H. P. CUTTER Ref. source: Bellefonte Republican 7/12 HOLLABAUGH/HELABAUGH/HOLLOBAUGH 1869 Nov. 3, 1869 ~ Joshua FOLK and Susan HELABAUGH* (*HOLLABAUGH in Bellefonte National) (no residence listed), married by Rev. J. S. HACKENBERG Ref. source: Democratic Watchman 11/5; Bellefonte National 11/5 1872 Oct. 13, 1872 ~ David D. HOLLABAUGH and Sarah E. ECKLEY, both of Bellefonte, Pa, married by Rev. M. L. SMYSER Ref. Source: Democratic Watchman11/1; Bellefonte Republican 11/6 1872 July 5, 1872 ~ Henry A. HOLLOBAUGH and Clara J. STANLEY, both of Milesburg, married by Rev. W. T WYLIE at Presbyterian Parsonage Ref. source: Democratic Watchman 7/11; Bellefonte Republican 7/7 1873 Sept. 23, 1873 ~ Charles L. FRY and Mary C. HOLLOBAUGH* (*HOLLABAUGH in Bellefonte Republican 10/8), both of Milesburg, married by Rev. W. T. WYLIE at the Joshua FOLK Residence. Ref. Source: Democratic Watchmanh 10/10; Bellefonte Republican 10/8 Hope this helps! Jean

In a message dated 07/24/2001 7:50:31 PM Eastern Daylight Time, sferr@swbell.net writes: << Does anyone know if the graves at the Milesburg Cemetery have been logged yet? >> I also would like to know: I was at the Milesburg Cemetery early this month and found most of the graves unreadable. Would the grave inscriptions, then, be gotten from cemetery files instead of the headstones? Karen Pastuzyn

found some conflicting documents (death certificates: informants are sometimes not too accurate) on the name CROSSMIRE, which I think is really GRASSMIRE. I have been told that GRASSMIRE is a very big name in Centre County. Does anyone have a Mary GRASSMIRE married to a David HOLLABAUGH? I have: David and Mary were recorded in census 07 Sep 1850 at Boggs Twp, Centre County, PA. enumerated: David (42) [laborer] [born in PA], Mary (42), John (19), William R. (14), Susanna (10), Jacob B. (7), Samuel W. (5), Rufus G. [C.?] (3) This makes Mary and David born about 1808. Any GRASSMIRE experts out there who have this Mary and can perhaps fill in siblings or parents? David and Mary are the third great grandparents of my husband. Karen Pastuzyn Dave Hollabaugh

In a message dated 07/24/2001 6:50:31 PM Central Daylight Time, sferr@swbell.net writes: << Does anyone know if the graves at the Milesburg Cemetery have been logged yet? I am looking for the TURNERS: John TURNER (b. 1741-d. Dec. 16, 1822) and Ann, his wife, William TURNER (b.1769-d. 1833) and Mary A. BROWN, his wife, and William TURNER (b. Feb. 22, 1808-d. July 9, 1873) and his wife, Susan. Is there a caretaker or organizations there at the Cemetery that I could write to? Thanks. Susan >> ===================== I have just ck'd Mary Belle Lontz's compilation of Centre County Tombstone Inscriptions which she "published" in 1984. My understanding is that it is, basically, it is a "pirated" record of the Spangler Collection at the Centre County Library in Bellefonte and includes all the cemetery records that the Spanglers had collected and compiled up to their deaths. This record, then, should certainly include the Turner deaths you mentioned (above). However, I was unable to find them listed in any Centre County cemetery in the Lontz work. Just for the record, Ms. Lontz's work leaves much to be desired but can still be a helpful tool at times. The new CC cemetery lists as being published by the CCGS are a much-needed and wonderful asset for all of us to use. Boggs Township (which includes Milesburg) has not yet been published. Fred Houts, Brooklyn Center MN (native of Centre County)

I am searching for the following families in Centre County, Philip High b. 1834 1st wife Catherine Hubler 2nd wife, Christena Hazlet. I think Philip's father was John High b 1792 spouse Sarah DeRhodes b 1792. I am trying to confirm Philip's parents. The other family I am researching is John Taylor, he married one of Philips daughters, Sarah Margaret. John and Sarah are buried in Seneca Kansas. If anyone has info I would appreciate some help. Thanks in advance. Sandy

Hi, Does anyone know if the graves at the Milesburg Cemetery have been logged yet? I am looking for the TURNERS: John TURNER (b. 1741-d. Dec. 16, 1822) and Ann, his wife, William TURNER (b.1769-d. 1833) and Mary A. BROWN, his wife, and William TURNER (b. Feb. 22, 1808-d. July 9, 1873) and his wife, Susan. Is there a caretaker or organizations there at the Cemetery that I could write to? Thanks. Susan

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Too far, but you can get a lovely meal with good crab CAKES at the Gamble Mill on Dunlap Street and peruse the old mill which adds to the history lessons! It's not a family I'm working on, but Peter Gamble m. Mary Moore (dau of James and Elizabeth Dickinson Moore) about 1800. 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, Centre, Clearfield, Jefferson, Elk, . . . -----Original Message----- From: fclarke@juno.com [mailto:fclarke@juno.com] Sent: Monday, July 23, 2001 11:56 AM To: PACENTRE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [PACENTRE] Will be in Centre Co next week Coming to Bellefonte to arrive Aug 2, to see the country where my ancestors trod. Is there any Crab houses in Centre Co or is it to far from Maryland and the Ocean? Fred Clarke fclarke@juno.com 10885 W 69th Ave Arvada CO 80004 303 424 2560 _____________________________________

Hi Here's a wonderful map of PA in 1836. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/maps/pa/state/pa-1836.jpg It does take about 4 or 5 minutes to download. Jean

--part1_31.1808e85f.288e940d_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hi I am forwarding this long email to the list group in Centre Co. because some of the names listed at the bottom of the email ~ Kramer and Confer and others are ones that people have been asking for info about. Jean --part1_31.1808e85f.288e940d_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: <PANORTHU-L-request@rootsweb.com> Received: from rly-xc05.mx.aol.com (rly-xc05.mail.aol.com [172.20.105.138]) by air-xc04.mail.aol.com (v79.27) with ESMTP id MAILINXC47-0721125153; Sat, 21 Jul 2001 12:51:53 -0400 Received: from lists5.rootsweb.com (lists5.rootsweb.com [63.92.80.123]) by rly-xc05.mx.aol.com (v79.20) with ESMTP id MAILRELAYINXC52-0721125138; Sat, 21 Jul 2001 12:51:38 -0400 Received: (from slist@localhost) by lists5.rootsweb.com (8.10.1/8.10.1) id f6LGoEF12049; Sat, 21 Jul 2001 10:50:14 -0600 Resent-Date: Sat, 21 Jul 2001 10:50:14 -0600 X-Original-Sender: sfreeman@ptd.net Sat Jul 21 10:50:14 2001 Message-ID: <3B59DCA5.7D704FA8@ptd.net> Date: Sat, 21 Jul 2001 12:48:53 -0700 From: Sharon Freeman <sfreeman@ptd.net> Reply-To: sfreeman@ptd.net X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.76 [en] (Win98; U) X-Accept-Language: en MIME-Version: 1.0 Old-To: PANORTHU-L@rootsweb.com Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Subject: [PANORTHU-L] United Methodist Cemetery, Minersville,LONG Story Resent-Message-ID: <dRYfJ.A.F8C.GLbW7@lists5.rootsweb.com> To: PANORTHU-L@rootsweb.com Resent-From: PANORTHU-L@rootsweb.com X-Mailing-List: <PANORTHU-L@rootsweb.com> archive/latest/5245 X-Loop: PANORTHU-L@rootsweb.com Precedence: list Resent-Sender: PANORTHU-L-request@rootsweb.com Hi listers: I have a big favor to ask, but I must tell this adventure first. . . .In my travels today, I was surprised to see a cemetery that I never knew existed before in Branch Twp, Schuylkill Co., (and I've lived here all my life). Part of it is cleaned up, but as I walked around the clean part, I glanced into the woods and saw more stones. Stones were broken, toppled or moved, trees, ivy poison, fox grapevines, wild roses, other vining plants, wild tiger lilies, etc. Your typical "abandoned" cemetery. I struggled to get to some of the graves and write down some names, but spotted groundhog holes scattered throughout (not to mention snake dens). I tried to get back in the woods, but it was impossible due to the uneven terrain. Some whole "lots" are sunk two feet or more and I couldn't afford a broken leg or worse because I was alone, so I had to give up and be happy with what I did copy. I stopped at the house next to this cemetery. The woman there told me she has been trying to get the church to take care of it for years. It is NOT an abandoned cemetery. I asked her who has been doing what little trimming that is done. She has been doing it herself, but not without a fight from the church! A few years ago, she had gotten help from a civic group and from the county prison to do what is now open and clean, but there is so much more to do. The church chased those people away! She states the pastor and the elder of the church as the nastiest people she has ever tried to reason with. I told her I would help her because she can't do it alone, but she states they even carry on about her taking care of the part that has been cleaned up. She said she has gone through so many weedwackers and has fallen at least twice over hidden stones, leaving some very large bruises. She goes to all the township meetings asking for something to be done, but is not getting anywhere. She also said someone from Sunbury was there two days ago and is going to write a letter to the church. I thanked her for her time and told her my offer still stands to help, and left. She deserves a big hand for trying to do this herself. When I came home, I checked my reference books to see if this cemetery has been compiled. Sure enough, Jean Dellock did it back in 1994. One the last page of her compilation, she writes: "When I originally started this cemetery, I was under the impression that it was abandoned, and wrote a letter to the Editor of a local newspaper. I wish you could have seen the reply that was returned in the same newspaper. It sizzled! I did, however discover that the cemetery does belong to the Methodist Church of Minersville, and it looks as if there are lots marked off for sale on the top, so it is still active." Now I'm really furious since this "abandonment" has gone on for too long. It's time to get it cleaned up. I am asking that you all help in a letter writing campaign to the Pottsville Republican, Branch Township Supervisors, and/or the church itself. (Address to follow in another email since I'm not sure if I have the right one). The church, its pastor, and its elder don't seem to care what happens to this cemetery, and it's shocking that a person of God would view this cemetery so lightly. There is supposedly even a colonel buried there, along with others who fought in the CW. There should be respect for this cemetery and those buried there. I'm hoping with pressure, this cemetery will get the care it deserves. Some surnames in this cemetery are: Bottom section - PRICE(1), JAMES (13), EDMUNDS (3), KRAMER (4),STRAUB (3), BOONE (1), CONFAIR, CLEMENS (1). Top section - DITZEL (2-homemade stone but only dates), GRIFFITHS, MEREDITY, ROBERTS, BUCHANAN, WILLIAMS, EDWARDS, BOYER, KHOLER, ALEXIS (2), VITKAUSKA, PHILLIPS, KENDALL, ENTERLINE (2) , REBUCK(4), GILLESPIE (4), ELTRINGHAM (1), TANNER(2). Thanks for 'listening'. . . and email me if you would like a lookup for ancestors of this cemetery, Sharon ==== PANORTHU Mailing List ==== Don't forget to visit the newly-revised Northumberland County, PA GenWeb site located at http://www.rootsweb.com/~panorthu/ --part1_31.1808e85f.288e940d_boundary--

Hi I am looking for info on Catherine (HEWES/HUGHS/HUGHES) and Daniel RYNARD, both of Spring Twp., Bellefonte, (Centre Co.), PA, married Feb. 17, 1831 by William C. WELCH. They are listed in the 1850 Census in District Twp., Berks Co., Pa.: REINARD, Daniel age 43 (b. 1807) " Catharine age 40 (b. 1810) " Rachel age 14 (b. 1836) " Sarah age 12 (b. 1838) " Harriet age 11 (b. 1839) " Malinda age 10 (b. 1840) " Harris age 7 (b. 1843) " Sophia age 5 (b. 1845) " Thomas age 4 (b. 1846) " David age 1 (b. 1849) Is anyone else researching this family or have any info? Thanks! Jean Corio Tampa, Fl

Gloria, No that's not my Henry. My Henry was born April 16, 1801 and married Elizabeth. His father's full name was John R Rauch. The Charles Henry Rauch you speak of is much too young to be mine. Thanks anyway....Sue

Coming to Bellefonte to arrive Aug 2, to see the country where my ancestors trod. Is there any Crab houses in Centre Co or is it to far from Maryland and the Ocean? 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/tagj.

> The story goes that John Rauch (the father) died in 1848 in Junianta County. > His wife and 4 of his 5 adult sons moved to Michigan. Upon moving to > Michigan they changed the spelling of their name to ROUGH. I'm trying to > find information about the Rauch's prior to their moving to Michigan. I'm > also trying to find information about the one son who remained in > Pennsylvania, Henry Rauch. > Sue - J. W. Rauch had a son Charles Henry Rauch, b.ca 1867 who resided at Three Runs, Clearfield Co, PA. Charles was married to Rena Maud Wadsworth Apr 2, 1890. Don't know if this is your Henry Rauch or not. Gloria Harbach

I have Wrights from across the county line in Osceola Mills. Names are Silar/Silas WRIGHT (b: abt 1877, d: ?); his wife Mary (nee BOALICH) WRIGHT (b: Jan 1880, d: Sep 1967); and their daughters Mildred WRIGHT (b: July 1902, d: Dec 1967) and Roberta WRIGHT (b: Jan 1906, d: Sep 1972). Any connections? Jim Reichman Black Forest, Colorado -----Original Message----- From: Stacey Falkner [mailto:staceyfalkner@acsworld.net] Sent: Thursday, July 19, 2001 8:19 AM To: PACENTRE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [PACENTRE] Working/Workinger/Wright/High family Am searching for information on the WORKING/WORKINGER families of Centre County and surrounding areas. Particularly interested in locating a JACOB WORKING married ?? WRIGHT and had at least one son William in 1854. Jacob "diappears" ' and at time of Williams death in 1924, there was a stepfather Henry High of Philly surviving Wm. No mention of his Mom or her first name. Looking for info on MRS. SARA WRIGHT listed of State College in that same 1924 obit. She attended Wm's funeral. Also, JAMES HIGH of Lock Haven as per 1924 obit. He would have been William's half brother. ==== 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, I'm new to the list.  Is anyone researching the surname RAUCH ?  My family came from Pennsylvania in 1849 to Michigan.  In my research I've discovered that the Rauch's lived in seven different counties in Pennsylvania:  Centre, Juniata, Perry, Dauphin, Snyder, Union and Northumberland.  I suspect I'll add to this list.   The story goes that John Rauch (the father) died in 1848 in Junianta County.  His wife and 4 of his 5 adult sons moved to Michigan.  Upon moving to Michigan they changed the spelling of their name to ROUGH.  I'm trying to find information about the Rauch's prior to their moving to Michigan.  I'm also trying to find information about the one son who remained in Pennsylvania, Henry Rauch. I do not know where they were born, I just know that they moved within the 7 county area and that in 1849 they left Juniata County. This is what I know.... John Rauch, b about 1773-1775, died 1848 in Juniata County.  He married Margaret Walmer about 1795/1796.  They had 5 sons and 1 daughter that I know of.   John Rauch/Rough, b Feb 28 , 1797, d Jan 1, 1892, married Elizabeth Swartz about 1819-1825. Jacob Rauch/Rough, b about 1798 Henry Rauch/Rough - stayed in Pennsylvania David Rauch/Rough - b about 1807 George Rauch/Rough - b about 1812 Catherina Rauch/Rough - b about 1819 - don't know if died or stayed in Penn.  No mention of her.  No records in Michigan for her. I'm sorry this is so long, but if you can help, I would most certainly appreciate it. Thanks.....Sue at ssshipmack@aol.com

Am searching for information on the WORKING/WORKINGER families of Centre County and surrounding areas. Particularly interested in locating a JACOB WORKING married ?? WRIGHT and had at least one son William in 1854. Jacob "diappears" ' and at time of Williams death in 1924, there was a stepfather Henry High of Philly surviving Wm. No mention of his Mom or her first name. Looking for info on MRS. SARA WRIGHT listed of State College in that same 1924 obit. She attended Wm's funeral. Also, JAMES HIGH of Lock Haven as per 1924 obit. He would have been William's half brother.

When cleaning up files on puter, I open and peruse before deleting. Often I find information or geds that I've saved and for one reason or another haven't had time to pursue. Such is the case with one re TREASTER ~ YOUNG which I opened the other day. Lo and behold it has my ggram Catherine TREASTER b, 1816, Potter Tsp., Centre County. She is listed as the daughter of George TREASTER b. 1780, Northumberland Tsp. and Elizabeth YOUNG b. 1786, Norhampton Co. These pages list 12 children for George and Elizabeth TREASTER and many grandchildren. Does anyone have information on parents and/or sibs for either George TREASTER or Elizabeth YOUNG? Is there anyone on the list that is also researching this group. Other names included are spouses of children: McKenzie ~ Stroehnecker ~ Ramsey ~ Alexander ~ Osborne ~ Irving ~ Masterson ~ Henry ~ Knepp ~ Hutt ~ Settle ~ Shank ~ Stuck ~ Snook ~ Sadler ~ Pecht ~ Crawford ~ Furst ~ Thompson ~ and many more. This info was a post on PA MIFFLIN List by geoge-lynn. I was unable to contact the poster - so, if you see this please email at Ravenia@aol.com. Leigh Strange, CCHT, RM Ask me about hypnotherapy for enhanced self esteem, pain management, self healing, spiritual emergence, past life regression.

Jean Corio. Reference your message regarding the Fauver family in Centre County, dated 2 Jul 01. I have one Fauver in my genealogy which I have been able to identify. She is Mary Fauver Stover, wife of Joel Stover and mother of my great grandmother, Mary Stover Bland Schilling. I do not have a date and place of birth of Mary Fauver, but Mary Stover was born in 1844 in Centre Hall. Can you see a connection to your Fauver ancestors? Linda