Sorry I don't know about Keim, but Dave, you say you are from NJ, and I would like to know if there is a book or CD about wills in NJ as there is for Chester Co., and where I could get it if there is. Thanks, Phyllis Whelan

In recent weeks a number of people have posted queries about the KEIM family. There are over 80 Keim's in the HOUCK Family File. Bring up the file clicking on the URL below, then click on the report titled "Descendants of George Keim". Please let me know if you have a connection. <A HREF="http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/h/o/u/Ralph-D-Houck/">The HOUCK Family Home Page</A> Dave Houck, Voorhees, NJ

I' m new to the list and I'm looking for any information Chester County about the LAMPLUGH family. Sometimes spelled LAMPLIEGH, LAMPLEY, LAMPLOUGH etc.). I would appreciate any leads you may have on this family. And, particularly Daniel LAMPLUGH born in Chester County ca. 1772/75. Parents were Jacob LAMPLUGH and Rachel HENDRICKSON. Thank you, Karen Evans Orinda, CA Looking for STOKES, LAMPLUGH, JOHNSON (PA, DE, NJ) Looking for DENNIS (CT)

Good morning, If anyone is looking for a town/city, & county, go to the following: <A HREF="http://www.mit.edu/geo?location=Boonton%2C+NJ">GEOGRAPHIC Nameserver< /A> http://www.mit.edu/geo?location=Boonton%2C+NJ I put in Andalusia & this is what came up--I could have put in Andalusia, PA, but I wanted to see a nice example! :) Search for Andalusia Placename State County Lat/Long Elevation Population Remark Postal code Nation Andalusia Alabama Covington County 31:18:24 N 086:29:00 W 349 county seat 36420 US Andalusia Arizona Maricopa County 33:34:10 N 111:52:10 W 1350 subdivision US Andalusia Florida Flagler County 29:29:59 N 081:29:06 W US Andalusia Illinois Rock Island County41:26:21 N 090:43:03 W 1238 61232 US Andalusia Pennsylvania Bucks County 40:04:10 N 074:58:18 W US Happy hunting, Helen <<Chester County Listers, In a record for James HADDOCK (b. 1793 New Castle, Del.) it gives his place of death as Andalusia, Md. in 1842. Since a daughter, Elizabeth Fisher Haddock, was born in Cecil Co., Md. in 1837, I've searched there for Andalusia with no success. During my search, I have found a marriage about the same time between someone in Fairhill, Md. to someone in Andalusia, Pa. Anyone know where Andalusia, Pa. was/is located? Barbara>>

http://www-nmd.usgs.gov/www/gnis/gnisform.html use this site to find Andalusia....it's listed in Bucks co. Sandra -----Original Message----- From: BARBARA GALLAS <beejay@crosslink.net> To: PACHESTE-L@rootsweb.com <PACHESTE-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, August 06, 2000 8:03 PM Subject: [PACHESTE] Re: HADDOCKs in Andalusia, Pa. >Chester County Listers, >In a record for James HADDOCK (b. 1793 New Castle, Del.) it gives his place >of death as Andalusia, Md. in 1842. Since a daughter, Elizabeth Fisher >Haddock, was born in Cecil Co., Md. in 1837, I've searched there for >Andalusia with no success. During my search, I have found a marriage about >the same time between someone in Fairhill, Md. to someone in Andalusia, Pa. >Anyone know where Andalusia, Pa. was/is located? Barbara > > >==== PACHESTE Mailing List ==== >Check out other counties in PA! >http://libertynet.org/~gencap/pacounties.html > > > > >

Can someone inform me why some people had to have a license to marry and others not? Was there a particular reason they had to have a license such as being under age 21? Thanks, Willie

Chester County Listers, In a record for James HADDOCK (b. 1793 New Castle, Del.) it gives his place of death as Andalusia, Md. in 1842. Since a daughter, Elizabeth Fisher Haddock, was born in Cecil Co., Md. in 1837, I've searched there for Andalusia with no success. During my search, I have found a marriage about the same time between someone in Fairhill, Md. to someone in Andalusia, Pa. Anyone know where Andalusia, Pa. was/is located? Barbara

Rain and all, I made visits today to the Nantmeal Village Methodist Church cemetery and, on a whim (thank goodness), re-visited St. Anthony's Episcopal Church cemetery at Ludwig's Corner. To all of you who requested I look for your ancestors, I must first say I found no traces of Downing, Titlow, Hawk, Buller, or Pearsal/Piersol. I did, however, find one McCurdy and a "ton" of Chrisman ancestors, as follows (a ? indicates the date was difficult to read and therefore unclear): Isaac Chrisman (8/25/1819 - 6/24/1888) and wife Sara Anderson (1/29/1818-10/10/1892) Sarah Chrisman Irey, 1856-1924, and daughter Helen Irey 7/2/1884 - 11/21/1894 John Wesely Chrisman, 1862??? Daniel Morris Chrisman, died as a child Phebe Melmina Chrisman, died as a child Mary Chrisman, died as a child Isaac Devault Chrisman 1885-1957 and wife LUcretia Sigman 1881-1959 Margaret J. Chrisman, died 7/12/1816, age 32 years 3 mos. Mary Chrisman 8/29(?)/1786 - 8/16/1862, age 73 years Hanna Chrisman 5/28/1840-9/6/1841 Daniel Chrisman 10/17/1801 - 1/27/1877 Christiana S. Chrisman 2/8/1818 - 4/1/1858 John Chrisman 8/28/1841-4/5/1843 H. Mengel Chrisman 2/5/1843-3/2/1846 Z. Taylor Chrisman, M.D., died 8/24/1903 age 53 years 8 mos. 14 days and wife Ida Beaver 1858-1932, and daughter Alverda Beaver Chrisman died 3/1882 age 1 year 3 mos. J. Corbin Chrisman 1883-1918, Capt. Co. D 407th Teleg. Bat. Signal Corps A.E.E. Allen W. McCurdy 1904-1987, stone indicates his wife, Marion K. born 1904, still living Hope this helps someone. I confirmed a great deal of McAfee and Hoffecker info and will post on the GenForum Chester Co. site, the GenConnect site, and, of course, the Chester County Gen. Page. It was a tremendous thrill to come face to face with the headstone of my g-g-g-g grandparents, Isaac & Catherine (Smith) McAfee as well as finding the stones for my ggg grandparents and gg grandparents.

Where would I find the book for Wills and Administrations for Chester Co., PA? Thanks for any help. Phyllis Whelan in Michigan

I found this lone family of Powells in 1860 Nelson Co. VA. in event someone is looking for them, Powell, Nicholas age 65 Lucinda age 45 Mary age 22 Ann age 20 Luvina age 16 Thomas age 14 Mary Anne

This is all that is on the CD of PA Wills..... Perhaps you'll need to order a copy .....if you need the address, let me know....they're wonderful folks to deal with. I'm also sending the other wills for John Woodwards of chester Sandra Pennsylvania Wills, 1682-1834 WOODWARD, JOHN. West Bradford. July 7, 1769. Adm. to Sarah Woodward and Richd. Barnard. Pennsylvania Wills, 1682-1834 WOODWARD, JOHN. Thornbury. August 5, 1784. Codicil: January 19, 1785. August 4, 1787. Provides for wife Hannah. To the children of my sons Nayle and John, deceased, 20 shillings to be divided. To son Richard £30 in addition to what he owes me. To son Henry £40. To daughter Sarah, wife of John Neild, £30 in 6 annual payments. To daughter Mary, wife of Frederick Steen, £30 in 6 annual payments. To daughter Abigail £30. To grandson John Dilworth 5 shillings. To son Thomas piece of land northward of my plantation, to be divided from rest by brother Thomas and friends Peter Osborne and Charles Dilworth, by a described line. Remainder of land to be sold and proceeds equally divided between sons Richard, Henry and Thomas and daughters Sarah, Mary and Abigail, and grandson Caleb Dilworth. Executors: Wife Hannah, son Thomas, grandson Caleb Dilworth. Letters to Hannah, the others renouncing. Wit: Hannah Martin, Joseph Dilworth, Charles Dilworth. Codicil says he had leased the land to son Thomas and grandson Caleb Dilworth for 7 years. Pennsylvania Wills, 1682-1834 WOODWARD, JOHN. West Bradford. July 23, 1808. George and Joel Woodward, Administrators. Lydia, the widow, renouncing. .com> To: PACHESTE-L@rootsweb.com <PACHESTE-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, August 05, 2000 11:06 PM Subject: [PACHESTE] Will for John Woodward and/or Sarah Barnard Woodward 1760's >Would anyone have a copy of the will or an abstract for John Woodward - listed on page 340 of Wills and Administrations of Chester County, Pennsylvania. There is another John listed on page 316, but I believe the one on page 340 is probably correct as Sarah is listed on the same page. John died about 1769. >Many Thanks >Nadine Holder > > >==== PACHESTE Mailing List ==== >To post a message to this list, send your message to >PACHESTE-L@rootsweb.com > > > > >

Message text written by INTERNET:PACHESTE-L@rootsweb.com >I'm looking for any mention of the WETZEL/WHETZEL family in Chester Co. My >gr-gr-grandmother, Catherine WETZEL was, according to family story, born in >Valley Forge 11 June 1791. Her obituary states that she was a cousin of the >renowned Indian fighter. Presumably, that was Lewis Wetzel, and his >birthdate in 1763 means that she was at least one generation removed. >She may have been the daughter of John Jacob Wetzel (b. 1768 PA) and Mary >Buzzard. >Thank you for any information on this line, >Michele in CA< Michele, My ancestor Christina Wetzel was a sister to Lewis Wetzel, famed Indian fighter. This Wetzel family spent the early years in Rockingham County and Shenandoah County, Virginia and then migrated to western Pennsylvania, near the Ohio border. What's interesting is that the obit said that Catherine was a "cousin" to Lewis. Lewis had no children. So, any relationship from his immediate family would have to be that of Uncle. Maybe I'm missing some logic here--I hope not. But, in order to be a cousin I wonder if Catherine was related to a brother of Lewis's and my ancestor Eva Christina Wetzel's father ---John Wetzel b. 1733, presumably Holland and married to Mary Bonnett. This John's father was Johannes Martin Wetzel born about 1700 from Baden, Germany. Johannes Martin Wetzel was the original immigrant. He is said to have died in Maryland. I have his wife as Maria Barbara ?---b 1698 from Hereford, Berks County, Pa. So, perhaps John had a brother who lived in Chester County, just next door to Berks--? Ray

Would anyone have a copy of the will or an abstract for John Woodward - listed on page 340 of Wills and Administrations of Chester County, Pennsylvania. There is another John listed on page 316, but I believe the one on page 340 is probably correct as Sarah is listed on the same page. John died about 1769. Many Thanks Nadine Holder

There are no mentions of any Whetzel/Wetzels in Chester county wills, but I include these in the hope you find a clue or 2.....there is a Catherine dau of Jacob in the first will, in Berks Co. Have you researched in Ohio county, WV....that is Wetzel country, and I would think the Historical Soc, or WAGS, the Wheeling Area Gen, Soc, would have a good bit on the Wetzel family. Good luck........ Sandra Berks Co; Pennsylvania Wills, 1682-1834 WETZEL, JACOB, Hereford. May 8, 1785 - November 9, 1785. Provides for wife Maria. To eldest son Jacob £5 and the "smood rifle." Youngest son Conrad shall have the large Bible. Daus. Catharina and Marialiss shall each have £4-10. Afterwards all nine children shall share alike, viz: Jacob, Johannes, George, Philip, Catharina, Peter, Henrich, Conrad and Marialiss. Exrs: Wife Anna Maria and son George. Wits: David Strauss and George Adam BORTZ. Translation. Pennsylvania Wills, 1682-1834 BERTOLET, JOHN, Oley. October 30, 1790 - April 16, 1792. To wife Catharina £200 and other provisions. To son John all my land and plantation whereon I now live and farming implements. Provides house for 7 unmarried daus., viz: Catharine, Maria, Rachel, Elizabeth, Magdalena, Sarah and Barbara, while single. Also gives them £100 each. To eldest dau., wife of Martin WETZEL, £220. To dau. Esther, wife of Daniel NEUN, £220. Exrs: Son John and friend Thomas LEE, Jr. Letters to son, the other renouncing. Wits: Daniel LEVAN and Paul GROSSCUP. Translation. Pennsylvania Wills, 1682-1834 BARTOLET (BERTOLET), MAGDALENA, Oley. March 20, 1795 - May 30, 1795. All estate to brothers and sisters, viz: John BARTOLET, Susanna wife of Martin WETZEL, Catharine BARTOLET, Mary widow of Abraham BECHTEL, Rachel, Elisabeth, Sarah and Barbara BARTOLET, and the 4 children of my sister, Esther, deceased wife of David NEIN. Refers to her father John BARTOLET deceased. Exr: Friend Thomas LEE. Wits: Daniel LEVAN, Amos LEE and Thomas CHERINGTON. Pennsylvania Wills, 1682-1834 BARTOLET, CATHERINE, widow, Oley. March 28, 1796 - May 11, 1805. All wearing apparel, household goods, etc. to daus., viz: Catharine, Mary, Rachel, Elizabeth, Sarah and Barbara BARTOLET. To son Jon 1/9 remaining estate. To dau. Susanna, wife of Martin WETZEL 1/9. To children of dau. Esther NEYN deceased 1/9. To above named 6 daus. 1/9 each. Exrs: Son John and Thomas LEE. Wits: Samuel LEE, Jr. and Daniel LEVAN. Pennsylvania Wills, 1682-1834 BECHTEL, MARY, widow, Oley. July 28, 1795 - August 23, 1817. All estate to brother John BERTOLET, sisters Susanna wife of Martin WETZEL, Catharine, Elizabeth, Rachel, Sarah and Barbara BERTOLET, and 4 children of Esther late wife of Daniel NINE, viz: John, Daniel, Samuel, and Mary. Exrs: Friends Thomas LEE and Thomas CHERINGTON. Letters to LEE, the other renouncing. Wit: Daniel YODER and Amos LEE. Bucks co. Pennsylvania Wills, 1682-1834 Page 289. Michael Eberhard, of Lower Milford Twp., Yeoman. October 15, 1768. Proved November 21, 1772. "Advanced in life" "To be buried in Church Yard near Reformed Calvinish Church in Upper Milford not far distant from my Plantation." Wife Anna. Eldest son Michael. Youngest son John. Daus. Elizabeth and Anne . Eldest dau. Margaret, wife of Peter Wetzel. Wife Anna and John Heany, exrs. 230 acres adj. upper County line and Lands Christian Wollawer, Andrew Beyer and Lawrence Eberhard 25 acres in Richland Manor adj. Jacob Beider and Ulrich Spinner. Wit: Andrew Keithline, John Keller, and Dave Shultze. Pennsylvania Wills, 1682-1834 Page 120. John Eberhart of Lower Milford Twp. Batchelor. January 20, 1789. Proved February 5, 1789. Bro.-in-law Valentine Beidleman exr. Elder Bro. Michael. Sister Margaret widow of Peter Wetzel late of Md. December'd. Sisters Anna wife of John Jacoby and Elizabeth wife of Valentine Beidleman. Wits: George Erdman, Thomas Boyer. Cumberland co....which would have been closer to the Ohio Valley, where the Wetzels ended up;...there were many entries of Wetzels serving as witnesses, but I didn't copy them all...but there were certainly many in the area. Pennsylvania Wills, 1682-1834 CLOUSER, SIMON, Middleton. September 7, 1786. November 4, 1786. Wife Margaret. Oldest son John. Minor children, names not given. Land joining Robt. Morrison and Wm. Drennon. Exs.: Wife Margaret Clouser, Jacob Wolf and George Wetzel. Wit.: George Crean, William Drennon. E. 90-91. Pennsylvania Wills, 1682-1834 WUNDERLICK, CHRISTOPHER, North Middleton. December 21, 1822. March 1, 1823. Wife Eleanor. Sister Rosanna Miller, wife of Melchor Miller. Heirs of sister Susanna Rheem, Polly Wetzel and Susannah Rheem, minor. Moses Wetzel husband of sd. Polly. Two bros., viz., Detrick Wunderlick and Daniel Wunderlick. Land in Clearfield Co. held with John Carmeny. Christian Howard of Millersburg, Dauphin Co. Ann Howard wife of Christian Howard. John Solander. John, William, Daniel and Jacob Rheem, children of sister Susanna Rheem, decd. Exs.: Wife Eleanor Wunderlick, John Wunderlick Montgomery county Pennsylvania Wills, 1682-1834 REITER, GEORGE MICHEAL. Upper Hanover. April 20, 1805. September 21, 1805. 2.482 To 2 sons Micheal and John, 50 pds. each. To daughter Margaret, 50 pds. Farm to be divided into 3 parts and valued, and sons and sons in law to have right of acceptance, if they accept same to be sold. Rem. of estate divided into 11 parts. To children of son George, one part. To daughter Catherine, widow of John Conrad Reller, one part. To children of deceased daughter Elizabeth, wife of John Wetzel, one part. To Eve, wife of Frederick Sano, but now of Peter Heebner, one part. To daughter Martha, one part. To children of deceased daughter Mary Elizabeth, wife of Peter Kline, one part. To Barbara, wife of George Adam Blank, one part. To son Micheal, one part. To son John, one part. To daughter Mary, wife of Frederick Wilhalm Geisenheimer, one part. To son Peter, one part. To grandson George Reiter, 20 pds. to be paid by son George. To daughter Eve, 100 pds. Rem. to 2 sons and one daughter. To wife Catharine, household goods and 100 pds. Execs: Sons Micheal and John. Wit: Philip Reed, Adam Bosert, Conrad Hillegass. York co; Pennsylvania Wills, 1682-1834 Jna 11, 1779 March 17, 1779 Wetzel, Jacob. Executors: James Paxton and James McIlhenney. Mt. Joy Township. Wife: Mary Wetzel. Children: Jacob (there were others - but names and number not given). -----Original Message----- From: Michele McCaffrey <mccaff@fix.net> To: PACHESTE-L@rootsweb.com <PACHESTE-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, August 05, 2000 3:37 AM Subject: [PACHESTE] CATHERINE WETZEL b. 1791 >I'm looking for any mention of the WETZEL/WHETZEL family in Chester Co. My >gr-gr-grandmother, Catherine WETZEL was, according to family story, born in >Valley Forge 11 June 1791. Her obituary states that she was a cousin of the >renowned Indian fighter. Presumably, that was Lewis Wetzel, and his >birthdate in 1763 means that she was at least one generation removed. >She may have been the daughter of John Jacob Wetzel (b. 1768 PA) and Mary >Buzzard. >Thank you for any information on this line, >Michele in CA > > >==== PACHESTE Mailing List ==== >Stop by our associated website for Chester County Genealogy at >http://www.rootsweb.com/~pacheste/chester.htm > > > >

Didn't find WETZEL in Chester County, did find the surname in Montgomery County, but nothing on Catherine or John Jacob. You may want to post to that list as well. Roni

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I'm looking for any mention of the WETZEL/WHETZEL family in Chester Co. My gr-gr-grandmother, Catherine WETZEL was, according to family story, born in Valley Forge 11 June 1791. Her obituary states that she was a cousin of the renowned Indian fighter. Presumably, that was Lewis Wetzel, and his birthdate in 1763 means that she was at least one generation removed. She may have been the daughter of John Jacob Wetzel (b. 1768 PA) and Mary Buzzard. Thank you for any information on this line, Michele in CA

Thanks Sharon, for those terrific ideas about what can and cannot be proven. On the other hand-----I for one have traced roots where----- I found a skeleton! Much to the dismay of my older family members 30 years ago. Yes, we follow these written historical accounts. But, you know what! Girls will be girls and Boys will be boys. That is a trueism throughout the history of the human race. So, in essence the study of genealogy, as we move from one family to another by written record, has a basic erroneous assumption. That names on records are (biologically) correct. ----- And this is interesting --though maybe politically incorrect-- In studying one's direct ancestoral lines--it is only the female that can make it incorrect, through adultery. Think about it. So, we do what we can and have faith. Like all of you, I love the exercise. But, we will never Really know! Ray

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