My names are In Clarion Co., and Jefferson Co.'s mainly. My father's side:Stahlman; McKinley; Shaffer; Rhodes;Wolfe Mother's side: Simpson; Haugh; Fleming; Rose; McKinley; Love; Fitzsimmons etc. Gerry in Phoenix, AZ

My surnames are: Curll Cyphert Over Humphrey McClaine Campbell Sherman Thanks, Lisa Cyphert McClaine

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My family names from Clarion Co., PA: Latshaw (Perry Twp.) Pollum (Perry Twp.) Dunkle (Perry Twp.) Glenn ( Perry Twp. & Redbank Twp.) McClure (Toby Twp.) Painter (Perry Twp.) Mohney (Redbank Twp.) Keister (Callensburg/Licking) Davis (Callensburg & Perry Twp.) Hagan (Perry Twp.) Lewis (Callensburg/ Licking) Carole Hovis Jamison --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Take Yahoo! Mail with you! Get it on your mobile phone.

Does anyone have a Laura born about 1846 married to a Daniel Snyder born 1834 with one son I. Emery b. about 1864???? This is my brick wall!! Darla Kelly ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tom Chapman" <SurfCityTom@socal.rr.com> To: <PACLARIO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, January 09, 2005 9:41 AM Subject: [CLARION] Harriger notes - and related Smater and Polliard > Here's what I have on Harrigers - warts and all: > > Descendants of Johann Michael Harriger > > > > > Generation No. 1 > > > 1. JOHANN MICHAEL1 HARRIGER was born Abt. 1675 in Bedeb-Wuerttemberg, and > died 1740 in Lancaster Co, near McSherrystown. He married ANNA MARGARETHA > (HARRIGER). She was born Abt. 1680. > > Notes for JOHANN MICHAEL HARRIGER: > > Arrived about 1717 with a group of Lutherans led by Minister Anthony Jacob > Henckel. > > Johann Michael Hoerger/Harriger/Harrier, born about 1670 in Baden/ Germany > > and came with his wife Anna Margaretha in 1714/1717 to Philadelphia/ > Montgomery > > Co., Pa. Son Gottlieb stayed with his father, but Andreas moved on to > > Lancaster/Adams Co. Johann M. is listed as the first settler of Fredericks > > township in Montgomery Co. In 1739 He moved to McSherrystown near his son > > Andreas and died in 1740. Andreas married Eva Eyler and had Andrew, Anna > > Margareta,Anna Maria,Catharina,Johannes,Michael,Peter, and Salome. > > > Child of JOHANN HARRIGER and ANNA (HARRIGER) is: > > 2. i. GOTTLIEB2 HARRIGER, b. Abt. 1700, Germany. > > > > Generation No. 2 > > > 2. GOTTLIEB2 HARRIGER (JOHANN MICHAEL1) was born Abt. 1700 in Germany. He > married CATHERINA (HARRIGER). She was born Abt. 1700. > > Notes for GOTTLIEB HARRIGER: > > Gottlieb married Catharina ? > > and hadAnna Barbara, John 1721 (no sons), Peter 1725-1786, and maybe a > > Philip. > > > Child of GOTTLIEB HARRIGER and CATHERINA (HARRIGER) is: > > 3. i. PETER3 HARRIGER, b. 1725. > > > > Generation No. 3 > > > 3. PETER3 HARRIGER (GOTTLIEB2, JOHANN MICHAEL1) was born 1725. He married > SUSANNA BAYER, daughter of ANDREAS BAYER. She was born Abt. 1730. > > > Children of PETER HARRIGER and SUSANNA BAYER are: > > i. GEORGE4 HARRIGER, b. 1750. > > ii. ANDREAS HARRIGER, b. 1755. > > 4. iii. JOHN MICHAEL HARRIGER, b. 1765, Heidelberg Township, Northampton Co, > PA; d. 1834, Monroe Township, Armstrong Co. > > > > Generation No. 4 > > > 4. JOHN MICHAEL4 HARRIGER (PETER3, GOTTLIEB2, JOHANN MICHAEL1) was born 1765 > in Heidelberg Township, Northampton Co, PA, and died 1834 in Monroe > Township, Armstrong Co. He married ANNA ELIZABETH SMATHERS Abt. 1791, > daughter of GEORGE SMETHERS and ROSANNA KLINETAUB. She was born 1772 in > Northampton Co, and died Aft. 1840 in Monroe Twp, Armstrong Co. > > Notes for JOHN MICHAEL HARRIGER: > > Lived in Luzerne County in 1771. > > 1790 Census, Luzerne Co > > Michael Harriger > > 1 male > > 2 females > > Resettled in Red Bank in 1811, listed as one of several early settlers on > Leatherwood Creek > > Harrigers apparently form a long line of gunsmiths, continuing to present > day. Descendant Russell Harriger wrote an excellent book (I'm told) called > "Longrifles of Pennsylvania," which contains a lot of information about our > pioneer Pennsylvania ancestors. He lives in Brookville, PA, with wife Jean > Harriger. Jean is an expert genealogist who is supposed to have a lot of > information about this line, but she has no email connection. Their daughter > Katy Harriger is an esteemed professor of Political Science at Wake Forest. > > There lie buried in the Churchville cemetery Michael Harriger, the > grandfather of Henry Harriger, and by his side his wife, who was Elizabeth > Smathers, both natives of Luzerne county, Penn., where they lived as early > as 1771. Michael Harriger, a son of this pioneer couple, and the father of > Henry Harriger, was born in Luzerne county, June 19, 1806, and in 1811 came > with his parents to what is now Clarion county, where they located on a farm > in Monroe township, upon which their grandson (under consideration) now > resides. > > Location of Source : Patrick J. Henry > > Date of record : Copyright 1898 > > Source : Commemorative Biographical Records of Central Pennsylvania > > Children: Jacob HARRIGER circa 1792 > > Maria HARRIGER circa 1794 > > George A. HARRIGER circa 1796 > > Elizabeth HARRIGER circa 1796 > > Susanna HARRIGER circa 1798 > > Rebecca HARRIGER circa 1800 > > Catherine HARRIGER circa 1803 > > Michael I. HARRIGER on 19 Jun 1806 > > John HARRIGER circa 1810 > > William HARRIGER circa 1812 > > Lucretia HARRIGER circa 1814 > > More About JOHN MICHAEL HARRIGER: > > Burial: Churchville Cemetery, Clarion > > Notes for ANNA ELIZABETH SMATHERS: > > Perhaps living with son Michael in 1840 - female 70 to 80 > > More About ANNA ELIZABETH SMATHERS: > > Burial: Churchville Cemetery, Clarion > > > Children of JOHN HARRIGER and ANNA SMATHERS are: > > i. JACOB5 HARRIGER, b. Abt. 1792. > > Notes for JACOB HARRIGER: > > 1850 Census, Monroe Twp, Clarion Co > > wife Elizabeth and large family > > ii. MARIA HARRIGER, b. Abt. 1793. > > 5. iii. ELIZABETH HARRIGER, b. Abt. 1794, Nescopeck, Luzerne Co; d. Aft. > 1860, Porter Township, Clarion Co. > > iv. GEORGE HARRIGER, b. Abt. 1796. > > 6. v. SUSANNAH HARRIGER, b. Abt. 1798, Luzerne Co; d. Abt. 1857. > > vi. REBECCA HARRIGER, b. Abt. 1800. > > vii. CATHERINE HARRIGER, b. Abt. 1803. > > viii. JULIAN HARRIGER, b. Abt. 1805. > > 7. ix. MICHAEL I. HARRIGER, b. June 19, 1806, Luzerne Co, PA; d. 1892. > > x. JOHN HARRIGER, b. Abt. 1810. > > xi. WILLIAM HARRIGER, b. Abt. 1812. > > xii. LUCRETIA HARRIGER, b. Abt. 1814. > > > > Generation No. 5 > > > 5. ELIZABETH5 HARRIGER (JOHN MICHAEL4, PETER3, GOTTLIEB2, JOHANN MICHAEL1) > was born Abt. 1794 in Nescopeck, Luzerne Co, and died Aft. 1860 in Porter > Township, Clarion Co. She married NICHOLAS BALLIET/POLLIARD Aft. 1810, son > of JOHANNES BALLIET and MARIA SCHNEIDER. He was born February 08, 1774 in > Egypt, Whitehall Twp, Northampton or Luzerne Co, PA, and died December 13, > 1851 in Curlsville, PA. > > Notes for ELIZABETH HARRIGER: > > The census records show her born between 1790 and 1800, so the consensus > that she was born in 1794 is probably accurate. However, she was much too > young to have born the older children in this family, so I suspect she was a > second wife. Note that Nicholas' wife in 1810 is the same age or older than > him, but in 1820 she is younger than him. Thus, I suspect he did not marry > Elizabeth until after 1810. > > 1860 Census, Monroe Twp, Clarion County > > Relatively near Reuben Shirey - son of Mary Balliet/Polliard > > Elizabeth, 66 > > Rachel, 28 > > Catharine, 26 > > Angeline, 24 > > Mary, 8 > > Oliver, 7 > > Edward, 3 > > > > Notes for NICHOLAS BALLIET/POLLIARD: > > Daughter Rachel's death certificate indicates he was born in Luzerne County. > > Other sources say - Christening: 20 MAR 1774 Unionville, Lehigh Co., PA > > Settled on Leatherwood Creek, 1802. Known as a hunter. > > 1807 Toby Township tax list - listed as Nicholas Polyard, a weaver. > > (J.H. Beers & Co., Jefferson Co., PA , 1917) - Rachel was "the daughter of > Nicholas and Elizabeth (Hariger) Pollard, the former a soldier in the war of > 1812 > > NICHOLAS POLYARD > > Company: 1 REG'T (FERREE'S) PENNSYLVANIA MILITIA. > > Rank - Induction: PRIVATE > > Rank - Discharge: PRIVATE > > 1810 Census, Red Bank, Armstrong Co > > 3 males under 10 > > 1 male 10 to 15 > > 1 male 16 to 25 (perhaps wrong column) > > 1 female under 10 > > 1 female 10 to 15 > > 1 female 26 to 44 > > 1820 Census, Red Bank Twp, Armstrong Co > > Nicholas Polyard > > 3 males under 10 > > 2 males 10 to 16 > > 1 male 16 to 18 > > 2 males 16 to 26 > > 1 male over 45 > > 2 female under 10 > > 1 females 26 to 45 > > 1830 Census, Clarion Twp, Armstrong Co > > Nicholas Balliert, 50 to 60 > > male 60 to 70 - possibly father-in-law Michael Harriger > > 1 son 10/15 > > 1 son 15/20 > > 1 son 20/30 > > 1 daughter under 5 > > 2 daughters 5/10 > > 2 daughters 10/15 > > 1 daughter 15/20 > > 1 daughter 20/30 > > wife 30/40 > > 1840 census, Nicholas Balliat, Monroe Twp, Armstrong. > > Nicholas, 60 to 70 > > male 70 to 80 > > 3 females 5/10 > > 1 female 10/15 > > 1 female 20/30 > > wife 40/50 > > More About NICHOLAS BALLIET/POLLIARD: > > Burial: Churchville Cemetery > > > Children of ELIZABETH HARRIGER and NICHOLAS BALLIET/POLLIARD are: > > i. RACHEL6 POLLIARD, b. 1831; d. 1914. > > Notes for RACHEL POLLIARD: > > According to Rachel's death certificate, her parents were Nicholas Polliard, > born in Luzerne County, and Elizabeth Harriger, b. in PA. > > "She had three children by three different men, none of whom she was married > to. My ggggrandmother, Mary Ann Fulton, was the oldest; her father was > George Washington Fulton, son of a prominent iron manufacturer in Clarion > County. The second child was Agnes Harriger. I am trying to find out who her > father was. The third child was James Alvin London, probably son of Samuel > London. Daughter Mary Ann married Truman B. London, Jr., son of prominent > Lumberman in Jefferson County. Both Washington Fulton and Samuel London > later married and had other families; I don't know how involved they were in > the lives of these illegitimate children. According to family stories and > the records I have been able to find, Rachel bounced from one family member > to another. She did "housekeeping" to earn her keep, and moved her children > around with her until they struck out on their own. Each child retained the > surname of their respective fathers." > > More About RACHEL POLLIARD: > > Burial: Churchville Cemetery > > ii. CATHERINE POLLIARD, b. Abt. 1834. > > iii. ANGELINE POLLIARD, b. Abt. 1836. > > > > 6. SUSANNAH5 HARRIGER (JOHN MICHAEL4, PETER3, GOTTLIEB2, JOHANN MICHAEL1) > was born Abt. 1798 in Luzerne Co, and died Abt. 1857. She married CHRISTIAN > SMATHERS, JR., son of CHRISTIAN SMATHERS and ELIZABETH DAUBENSPECK. He was > born 1794 in Luzerne Co, and died March 01, 1865 in Oliver Township, > Jefferson Co, near Cool Spring. > > Notes for CHRISTIAN SMATHERS, JR.: > > Christian and Susan (Harriger) Smathers, who came from east of the > mountains, and located in Clarion county at an early day. There they > successfully engaged in farming, and reared their family of eight children, > namely: Sarah, who married Henry Milliron, but both are now deceased; Eliza, > wife of John Nigh; Margaret, wife of John Jones; John, of this sketch; > Susannah and Rosanna (twins), the former the wife of William Shingledecker; > Jacob, a farmer of Clarion county; A. J. Smathers, of Stanton, Penn., > deceased; and William Smathers, deceased, of Clarion county, Pennsylvania. > > Peter Henry, Copyright, 1898 > > Christian Smithers Sr. his wife Elizabeth, with their three Children, > George, Christian, and Elizabeth moved in 1797 southeast forty or fifty > miles to McElevy's fort on the western Turnpike, yet in Allegheny County. > Christian Smithers died here in 1834. His wife died about 1842, was buried > in Churchville Cemetery, two and a half miles south of their homestead, > where they cleared it from the forest, erected buildings, and made the land > tillable and the homestead prosperous and inviting. It is the truth that > they settled first in Allegheny County in 1795; in 1797 they again settled > in the same county. Geographical lines have changed the county three > different times. It was here Christian took up 600 acres of land in the > forest. Here their fourth child, Jacob was born in 1800, died in 1881. John, > the fifth child was born Feb. 11, 1803: William, sixth child, was born June > 5, 1807; David, seventh child was born 1810; Henry, eighth child was born > 1813. Philip, born Nov. 1816, was the baby of this family. -- The History of > the Smathers Family in America, by Dr. Wilson Jones Smathers > > 2 Elizabeth Smathers b: August 09, 1826 in PA d: July 18, 1880 > > 2 Jacob Smathers > > 2 Margaret Smathers > > 2 Rosanna Smathers > > ............. +William Shingledecker > > 2 Sarah Smathers > > 2 William Smathers > > 2 John Smathers b: January 04, 1828 in Clarion, PA d: August 25, 1895 > > ............. +Anna Jones b: March 09, 1829 in Beaver Twp, Jefferson, PA m: > January 30, 1850 in Jefferson, PA d: May 10, 1915 > > .................... 3 Wilson Jones Smathers b: March 28, 1851 in > Greenville, Clarion, PA > > ........................ +Margarette Caroline Sims Fulton b: February 16, > 1851 in Indiana, PA m: July 22, 1875 in Smicksburg, Indiana, PA > > ............................... 4 Margarette Smathers > > ............................... 4 John Marion Simms Smathers > > ............................... 4 Bessie Fulton Smathers > > ............................... 4 Dorothy Ruth Smathers > > ............................... 4 Francis C. Smathers b: March 23, 1876 > > ................................... +Elizabeth Anne Kearney b: March 08, > 1876 > > ........................................... 5 Marian Elizabeth Smathers > > ........................................... 5 Mary Frances Smathers > > ........................................... 5 Helen Louise Smathers > > .................... 3 M. Fillmore Smathers b: September 08, 1853 > > ........................ +Maggie Wilson > > .................... 3 Winfield S. Smathers b: April 01, 1858 > > ........................ +Amanda Yaney > > .................... 3 Emily A. Smathers b: May 25, 1860 d: February 1863 > > .................... 3 J. Curtis Smathers b: June 23, 1863 > > ........................ +Mattie Campbell > > .................... 3 Charles E. Smathers b: September 10, 1866 > > ........................ +Mary Buck > > .................... 3 Anna A. Smathers b: March 07, 1870 d: April 16, 1870 > > 2 Andrew Jackson Smathers b: November 02, 1832 in Clarion, Armstrong Co., PA > d: May 09, 1897 > > ............. +Susan Smith > > 2 Susannah Smathers b: April 04, 1838 in Clarion, Armstrong, PA > > ............. +James Shirey > > > Children of SUSANNAH HARRIGER and CHRISTIAN SMATHERS are: > > i. ELIZA6 SMATHERS. > > 8. ii. SARAH SMATHERS, b. June 27, 1818, Clarion Co, PA; d. January 01, > 1880, Knox Twp. Jefferson Co, PA. > > iii. JOHN SMATHERS, b. 1828, Clarion Co; d. Ringgold Twp, Jefferson Co; m. > ANNA JONES; b. 1829, Beaver TWP, Jefferson Co. > > Notes for JOHN SMATHERS: > > Although John Smathers started out in life for himself in limited > circumstances, by industry, economy and good business ability he became one > of the most extensive farmers and stock dealers of Jefferson county, where > he located in 1853. For a few years he resided in Oliver township, and then > removed to the farm in Ringgold township, where his widow and son, Charles, > are still living. He gave each of his children a large and valuable farm, or > its equivalent, all of which property he had acquired through his own > unaided efforts and good management. Enterprising and progressive, he was > numbered among the valued citizens of the community, was a firm supporter of > the Democratic party, and an active and consistent member of the Methodist > Episcopal Church. On January 30, 1850, he was married to Miss Anna Jones, > and they became the parents of seven children, namely: Wilson J., born March > 28, 1851, married Maggie Fulton, and is now a leading physician of Du Bois, > Penn.; M. Fillmore, born September 8, 1853, married Maggie Wilson, an > ex-school teacher, and is engaged in farming and stock raising in Ringgold > township; Emily A., born May 25, 1860, died at the age of two years and nine > months; Winfield S., born April 1, 1858, married Amanda Yaney, and is > engaged in merchandising in Worthville, Jefferson county; J. Curtis, born > June 23, 1863, married Mattie Campbell, and follows farming in Indiana > county, Penn.; Charles, born September 10, 1866, wedded Mary Buck, and > operates the old homestead farm; and Anna A., born March 7, 1870, died April > 16, 1870. The family is one of prominence, its members holding high > positions in social and business circles. -- Peter Henry, Copyright 1898, > Commemorative Biographical Records of Central Pennsylvania. > > > > Notes for ANNA JONES: > > Mrs. Smathers, a most estimable lady, was born in Beaver township, Jefferson > county, March 9, 1829, and is a daughter of John and Lydia (Grinder) Jones, > of Huntington county, Penn., who at an early day came to Beaver township, > Jefferson county, where the father followed agricultural pursuits. He was a > son of Thomas Jones, a native of Ireland, who emigrated to the New World in > early life, first locating in Maryland, whence he removed to Westmoreland > county, Penn., and later to Beaver township, Jefferson county, where he was > numbered among the early settlers. > > To John and Lydia (Grinder) Jones were born the following children: Doris, > deceased wife of James Guthrie, a carpenter of Summerville, Penn.; Louisa, > widow of Charles Jaycox, of the same place; Richard, deceased; John, a > farmer of Beaver township; Anna, widow of our subject; Emily, widow of > Abraham Flemming, of Shannondale, Penn.; Elizabeth, wife of Joseph Hand, an > agriculturist of Nebraska; David, who was killed in the army; Thomas, who is > conducting a boarding house in Seigle, Penn.; Reilly, who also laid down his > life on the altar of his country during the Civil war; and Elias, a > prominent farmer of Beaver township. The parents of these children have also > passed away, the father dying in 1861, aged sixty-three years, the mother in > 1892, aged eighty-seven, and both were interred in the Beaver township > cemetery. They were faithful members of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, > and in politics Mr. Jones was an ardent Republican. -- Peter Henry, 1898 > > iv. ANDREW JACKSON SMATHERS, b. 1832, Clarion Co, PA; d. 1897, Oliver Twp, > Jefferson Co, PA; m. SUSAN SMITH; b. 1833, Monroe Twp, Clarion Co, PA. > > > > 7. MICHAEL I.5 HARRIGER (JOHN MICHAEL4, PETER3, GOTTLIEB2, JOHANN MICHAEL1) > was born June 19, 1806 in Luzerne Co, PA, and died 1892. He married > ELIZABETH WIZER September 23, 1830 in Clarion Co, daughter of JACOB WISER > and MARY MEYERS. She was born 1809 in Mifflin Co, PA. > > Notes for MICHAEL I. HARRIGER: > > Came to Clarion with parents in 1811 > > 1840 Census, Monroe Twp, Armstrong Co > > 1850 Census, Monroe Twp, Clarion Co > > 1860 Census, Monroe Twp, Clarion Co > > Incorrectly cited as 44 years-old > > Julian, age 45 - probably 55 > > 1870 Census, Monroe Twp, Clarion Co > > Michael Harriger, 63, farmer > > Henry Harriger family with him > > More About MICHAEL I. HARRIGER: > > Burial: Licking Cemetery > > > Children of MICHAEL HARRIGER and ELIZABETH WIZER are: > > i. MARY6 HARRIGER, b. Abt. 1835. > > ii. HENRY HARRIGER, b. January 17, 1837; d. 1897; m. SARAH MYERS; b. 1845. > > Notes for HENRY HARRIGER: > > Henry Harriger was born January 17, 1837, on the homestead where he has > practically resided for sixty years. At the age of twenty-two years he went > to work on a farm for John Trainor, remaining four years. In 1862, when our > Union was threatened and Civil war was upon us, fired with patriotism and > love of country, young Harriger enlisted in Company H, 155th P.V.I. He was > with the Army of the Potomac, and shared the fate of his command from > Antietam to Appomattox, participating in the numerous skirmishes and battles > in which his company was engaged. Among them were Antietam, Fredericksburg, > Chancellorsville, Hatcher's Run, and the Wilderness. During the battle of > Gettysburg he was confined in the hospital at Fairfax, Va., where he was ill > for six weeks. He received an honorable discharge from the service in June > 1865, then returned to the home farm of his parents, and in the fall > following resumed agricultural pursuits. Following farming through a long > life, Mr. Harriger is not without that ripe experience and knowledge of that > avocation that one acquires in years of practical work. He has a beautiful > farm of 200 acres, on which he is building a new two-story frame house, > which will make himself and wife a cozy home where they may pass the evening > of life with the comforts their industry and frugality have won for them. > They are upright Christian people, members of the Presbyterian Church, and > enjoy the respect of the entire community. > > Patrick J. Henry, Copyright 1898, Source : Commemorative Biographical > Records of Central Pennsylvania including the counties of Centre, > Clearfield, Jefferson, & Clarion > > 1880 Census, Monroe Twp, Clarion Co > > Henry HARRIGER Self M Male W 43 PA Farmer PA PA > > Sarah HARRIGER Wife M Female W 35 PA Keeping House PA PA > > Manerva HARRIGER Dau S Female W 13 PA PA PA > > Phillip HARRIGER Son S Male W 11 PA PA PA > > Burton HARRIGER Son S Male W 9 PA PA PA > > Jacob HARRIGER Son S Male W 3 PA PA PA > > Michael HARRIGER Father W Male W 74 PA Farmer PA PA > > > > Notes for SARAH MYERS: > > Before her marriage to Henry Harriger, which occurred at the church > parsonage in Monroe township, on December 26, 1865, being solemnized by Rev. > Joseph Matier, a Presbyterian minister, Mrs. Harriger was Sarah Myers. The > children born to this couple are: Jennie M., born October 30, 1866, married > James Campbell, a farmer of Piney township, Clarion county; she has two > children - Vera, born August 25, 1885, and Lillie May, born September 15, > 1896; P. Emery was born August 14, 1868; Bertin C., June 24, 1871; J. Earl, > September 19, 1876; and James McC. B., September 21, 1887. > > > > > > iii. PHILLIP HARRIGER, b. Abt. 1839. > > iv. WASHINGTON HARRIGER, b. 1841; d. 1863, In battle. > > Notes for WASHINGTON HARRIGER: > > Was a member of Captain McLain's Company, 83d P.V.I., in the Civil war, and > was killed in battle in 1863 > > v. DANIEL HARRIGER, b. Abt. 1845. > > vi. JAMES HARRIGER, b. Abt. 1847. > > vii. ALEXANDER HARRIGER, b. Abt. 1849. > > > > > ==== PACLARIO Mailing List ==== > JOIN the "Clarion County Historical Society" > 18 Grant Street, Clarion, PA 16214 > Phone / Fax: (814) 226-4450 > Individual $10.00 Life $125.00 >

Hi-- My G-Grandmother was a Pollard (Polliard), Anna Pollard Davis Buck. She was born in Rimersburg I am told. He children were Amos Gilmore , Clara and Charles William. There must be a connection. I wish I knew what it was................... Patrick Schmitt Mayo, Maryland At 10:13 AM 1/8/2005 -0800, you wrote: >Tom: Do we connect on Nicholas Polliard about 1780/ aka Polyard, weaver, >on list of taxables 1807, Toby Twp., Armstrong County, Pa. two sons that I >know of: >1. Stephen Polliard 10 21 1803/ 12 22 1881 buried Rimersburg Cemetery, >heart failure > unknown spouse, two sons, Benjamin 7 1836, David 1843 >2. George Polliard about 1812 came to Mays farm near Rockville in 1835, >listed Clarion County History page 577, lived near Manor School, Porter >Township. m Clara Unknown > five children: >1. Julia Polliard m Jonas Flick >2. Henry Polliard 1832/ 1882 m Caroline Unknown buried Squirrel Hill, >Porter Twp., Clarion Cty >3. William Polliard 1837/ 1894 m Nancy Unknown buried Squirrel Hill Cemetery >4. Amos Polliard 1841/ 10 1918 born Mays farm near Rockville, aka Pollard, >buried Rimersburg Cemetery, married Emily J. Myers 1862 >5. Thomas Polliard 1843/ 1895 m Susannah Unknown, buried Squirrel Hill >Cemetery, > listed as a carpenter at Pollock Post Office, now Perryville, Perry > Twp., Clarion Cty., Pa. > Amos Polliard's eight child, Clara Edith Polliard 4 27 1879/ 1 20 1949 > married my great Uncle in 1914, Hoarce Gilbert Zilafro. >Pearl in California

My names are: Hartman Davis Pollard Dunn Wiseman/Weissman Thanks, Patrick Schmitt Mayo, Maryland

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/5UC.2ACE/556.557.1.2.1.1 Message Board Post: Dear Ethel, I spelled your name Ethyl like the second hydrocarbon of the methane series. Whatever, eh? I see three Fitzgerald properties on the map, all near Scotch Hill. J. has 150 acres, C., 8 acres, and John, 28 acres. No others were found. My scanner is not functioning. I will get a copy or that and one of the school group. Provide an address and I will send them to you. Sounds as though you may not have photographs of the potential Smith mothers in the school photo. If you should be able to identify any others than those I can, please let me know. WS PS I sent a reply to your other, former message with much the same info.

Here's what I have on Harrigers - warts and all: Descendants of Johann Michael Harriger Generation No. 1 1. JOHANN MICHAEL1 HARRIGER was born Abt. 1675 in Bedeb-Wuerttemberg, and died 1740 in Lancaster Co, near McSherrystown. He married ANNA MARGARETHA (HARRIGER). She was born Abt. 1680. Notes for JOHANN MICHAEL HARRIGER: Arrived about 1717 with a group of Lutherans led by Minister Anthony Jacob Henckel. Johann Michael Hoerger/Harriger/Harrier, born about 1670 in Baden/ Germany and came with his wife Anna Margaretha in 1714/1717 to Philadelphia/ Montgomery Co., Pa. Son Gottlieb stayed with his father, but Andreas moved on to Lancaster/Adams Co. Johann M. is listed as the first settler of Fredericks township in Montgomery Co. In 1739 He moved to McSherrystown near his son Andreas and died in 1740. Andreas married Eva Eyler and had Andrew, Anna Margareta,Anna Maria,Catharina,Johannes,Michael,Peter, and Salome. Child of JOHANN HARRIGER and ANNA (HARRIGER) is: 2. i. GOTTLIEB2 HARRIGER, b. Abt. 1700, Germany. Generation No. 2 2. GOTTLIEB2 HARRIGER (JOHANN MICHAEL1) was born Abt. 1700 in Germany. He married CATHERINA (HARRIGER). She was born Abt. 1700. Notes for GOTTLIEB HARRIGER: Gottlieb married Catharina ? and hadAnna Barbara, John 1721 (no sons), Peter 1725-1786, and maybe a Philip. Child of GOTTLIEB HARRIGER and CATHERINA (HARRIGER) is: 3. i. PETER3 HARRIGER, b. 1725. Generation No. 3 3. PETER3 HARRIGER (GOTTLIEB2, JOHANN MICHAEL1) was born 1725. He married SUSANNA BAYER, daughter of ANDREAS BAYER. She was born Abt. 1730. Children of PETER HARRIGER and SUSANNA BAYER are: i. GEORGE4 HARRIGER, b. 1750. ii. ANDREAS HARRIGER, b. 1755. 4. iii. JOHN MICHAEL HARRIGER, b. 1765, Heidelberg Township, Northampton Co, PA; d. 1834, Monroe Township, Armstrong Co. Generation No. 4 4. JOHN MICHAEL4 HARRIGER (PETER3, GOTTLIEB2, JOHANN MICHAEL1) was born 1765 in Heidelberg Township, Northampton Co, PA, and died 1834 in Monroe Township, Armstrong Co. He married ANNA ELIZABETH SMATHERS Abt. 1791, daughter of GEORGE SMETHERS and ROSANNA KLINETAUB. She was born 1772 in Northampton Co, and died Aft. 1840 in Monroe Twp, Armstrong Co. Notes for JOHN MICHAEL HARRIGER: Lived in Luzerne County in 1771. 1790 Census, Luzerne Co Michael Harriger 1 male 2 females Resettled in Red Bank in 1811, listed as one of several early settlers on Leatherwood Creek Harrigers apparently form a long line of gunsmiths, continuing to present day. Descendant Russell Harriger wrote an excellent book (I'm told) called "Longrifles of Pennsylvania," which contains a lot of information about our pioneer Pennsylvania ancestors. He lives in Brookville, PA, with wife Jean Harriger. Jean is an expert genealogist who is supposed to have a lot of information about this line, but she has no email connection. Their daughter Katy Harriger is an esteemed professor of Political Science at Wake Forest. There lie buried in the Churchville cemetery Michael Harriger, the grandfather of Henry Harriger, and by his side his wife, who was Elizabeth Smathers, both natives of Luzerne county, Penn., where they lived as early as 1771. Michael Harriger, a son of this pioneer couple, and the father of Henry Harriger, was born in Luzerne county, June 19, 1806, and in 1811 came with his parents to what is now Clarion county, where they located on a farm in Monroe township, upon which their grandson (under consideration) now resides. Location of Source : Patrick J. Henry Date of record : Copyright 1898 Source : Commemorative Biographical Records of Central Pennsylvania Children: Jacob HARRIGER circa 1792 Maria HARRIGER circa 1794 George A. HARRIGER circa 1796 Elizabeth HARRIGER circa 1796 Susanna HARRIGER circa 1798 Rebecca HARRIGER circa 1800 Catherine HARRIGER circa 1803 Michael I. HARRIGER on 19 Jun 1806 John HARRIGER circa 1810 William HARRIGER circa 1812 Lucretia HARRIGER circa 1814 More About JOHN MICHAEL HARRIGER: Burial: Churchville Cemetery, Clarion Notes for ANNA ELIZABETH SMATHERS: Perhaps living with son Michael in 1840 - female 70 to 80 More About ANNA ELIZABETH SMATHERS: Burial: Churchville Cemetery, Clarion Children of JOHN HARRIGER and ANNA SMATHERS are: i. JACOB5 HARRIGER, b. Abt. 1792. Notes for JACOB HARRIGER: 1850 Census, Monroe Twp, Clarion Co wife Elizabeth and large family ii. MARIA HARRIGER, b. Abt. 1793. 5. iii. ELIZABETH HARRIGER, b. Abt. 1794, Nescopeck, Luzerne Co; d. Aft. 1860, Porter Township, Clarion Co. iv. GEORGE HARRIGER, b. Abt. 1796. 6. v. SUSANNAH HARRIGER, b. Abt. 1798, Luzerne Co; d. Abt. 1857. vi. REBECCA HARRIGER, b. Abt. 1800. vii. CATHERINE HARRIGER, b. Abt. 1803. viii. JULIAN HARRIGER, b. Abt. 1805. 7. ix. MICHAEL I. HARRIGER, b. June 19, 1806, Luzerne Co, PA; d. 1892. x. JOHN HARRIGER, b. Abt. 1810. xi. WILLIAM HARRIGER, b. Abt. 1812. xii. LUCRETIA HARRIGER, b. Abt. 1814. Generation No. 5 5. ELIZABETH5 HARRIGER (JOHN MICHAEL4, PETER3, GOTTLIEB2, JOHANN MICHAEL1) was born Abt. 1794 in Nescopeck, Luzerne Co, and died Aft. 1860 in Porter Township, Clarion Co. She married NICHOLAS BALLIET/POLLIARD Aft. 1810, son of JOHANNES BALLIET and MARIA SCHNEIDER. He was born February 08, 1774 in Egypt, Whitehall Twp, Northampton or Luzerne Co, PA, and died December 13, 1851 in Curlsville, PA. Notes for ELIZABETH HARRIGER: The census records show her born between 1790 and 1800, so the consensus that she was born in 1794 is probably accurate. However, she was much too young to have born the older children in this family, so I suspect she was a second wife. Note that Nicholas' wife in 1810 is the same age or older than him, but in 1820 she is younger than him. Thus, I suspect he did not marry Elizabeth until after 1810. 1860 Census, Monroe Twp, Clarion County Relatively near Reuben Shirey - son of Mary Balliet/Polliard Elizabeth, 66 Rachel, 28 Catharine, 26 Angeline, 24 Mary, 8 Oliver, 7 Edward, 3 Notes for NICHOLAS BALLIET/POLLIARD: Daughter Rachel's death certificate indicates he was born in Luzerne County. Other sources say - Christening: 20 MAR 1774 Unionville, Lehigh Co., PA Settled on Leatherwood Creek, 1802. Known as a hunter. 1807 Toby Township tax list - listed as Nicholas Polyard, a weaver. (J.H. Beers & Co., Jefferson Co., PA , 1917) - Rachel was "the daughter of Nicholas and Elizabeth (Hariger) Pollard, the former a soldier in the war of 1812 NICHOLAS POLYARD Company: 1 REG'T (FERREE'S) PENNSYLVANIA MILITIA. Rank - Induction: PRIVATE Rank - Discharge: PRIVATE 1810 Census, Red Bank, Armstrong Co 3 males under 10 1 male 10 to 15 1 male 16 to 25 (perhaps wrong column) 1 female under 10 1 female 10 to 15 1 female 26 to 44 1820 Census, Red Bank Twp, Armstrong Co Nicholas Polyard 3 males under 10 2 males 10 to 16 1 male 16 to 18 2 males 16 to 26 1 male over 45 2 female under 10 1 females 26 to 45 1830 Census, Clarion Twp, Armstrong Co Nicholas Balliert, 50 to 60 male 60 to 70 - possibly father-in-law Michael Harriger 1 son 10/15 1 son 15/20 1 son 20/30 1 daughter under 5 2 daughters 5/10 2 daughters 10/15 1 daughter 15/20 1 daughter 20/30 wife 30/40 1840 census, Nicholas Balliat, Monroe Twp, Armstrong. Nicholas, 60 to 70 male 70 to 80 3 females 5/10 1 female 10/15 1 female 20/30 wife 40/50 More About NICHOLAS BALLIET/POLLIARD: Burial: Churchville Cemetery Children of ELIZABETH HARRIGER and NICHOLAS BALLIET/POLLIARD are: i. RACHEL6 POLLIARD, b. 1831; d. 1914. Notes for RACHEL POLLIARD: According to Rachel's death certificate, her parents were Nicholas Polliard, born in Luzerne County, and Elizabeth Harriger, b. in PA. "She had three children by three different men, none of whom she was married to. My ggggrandmother, Mary Ann Fulton, was the oldest; her father was George Washington Fulton, son of a prominent iron manufacturer in Clarion County. The second child was Agnes Harriger. I am trying to find out who her father was. The third child was James Alvin London, probably son of Samuel London. Daughter Mary Ann married Truman B. London, Jr., son of prominent Lumberman in Jefferson County. Both Washington Fulton and Samuel London later married and had other families; I don't know how involved they were in the lives of these illegitimate children. According to family stories and the records I have been able to find, Rachel bounced from one family member to another. She did "housekeeping" to earn her keep, and moved her children around with her until they struck out on their own. Each child retained the surname of their respective fathers." More About RACHEL POLLIARD: Burial: Churchville Cemetery ii. CATHERINE POLLIARD, b. Abt. 1834. iii. ANGELINE POLLIARD, b. Abt. 1836. 6. SUSANNAH5 HARRIGER (JOHN MICHAEL4, PETER3, GOTTLIEB2, JOHANN MICHAEL1) was born Abt. 1798 in Luzerne Co, and died Abt. 1857. She married CHRISTIAN SMATHERS, JR., son of CHRISTIAN SMATHERS and ELIZABETH DAUBENSPECK. He was born 1794 in Luzerne Co, and died March 01, 1865 in Oliver Township, Jefferson Co, near Cool Spring. Notes for CHRISTIAN SMATHERS, JR.: Christian and Susan (Harriger) Smathers, who came from east of the mountains, and located in Clarion county at an early day. There they successfully engaged in farming, and reared their family of eight children, namely: Sarah, who married Henry Milliron, but both are now deceased; Eliza, wife of John Nigh; Margaret, wife of John Jones; John, of this sketch; Susannah and Rosanna (twins), the former the wife of William Shingledecker; Jacob, a farmer of Clarion county; A. J. Smathers, of Stanton, Penn., deceased; and William Smathers, deceased, of Clarion county, Pennsylvania. Peter Henry, Copyright, 1898 Christian Smithers Sr. his wife Elizabeth, with their three Children, George, Christian, and Elizabeth moved in 1797 southeast forty or fifty miles to McElevy's fort on the western Turnpike, yet in Allegheny County. Christian Smithers died here in 1834. His wife died about 1842, was buried in Churchville Cemetery, two and a half miles south of their homestead, where they cleared it from the forest, erected buildings, and made the land tillable and the homestead prosperous and inviting. It is the truth that they settled first in Allegheny County in 1795; in 1797 they again settled in the same county. Geographical lines have changed the county three different times. It was here Christian took up 600 acres of land in the forest. Here their fourth child, Jacob was born in 1800, died in 1881. John, the fifth child was born Feb. 11, 1803: William, sixth child, was born June 5, 1807; David, seventh child was born 1810; Henry, eighth child was born 1813. Philip, born Nov. 1816, was the baby of this family. -- The History of the Smathers Family in America, by Dr. Wilson Jones Smathers 2 Elizabeth Smathers b: August 09, 1826 in PA d: July 18, 1880 2 Jacob Smathers 2 Margaret Smathers 2 Rosanna Smathers ............. +William Shingledecker 2 Sarah Smathers 2 William Smathers 2 John Smathers b: January 04, 1828 in Clarion, PA d: August 25, 1895 ............. +Anna Jones b: March 09, 1829 in Beaver Twp, Jefferson, PA m: January 30, 1850 in Jefferson, PA d: May 10, 1915 .................... 3 Wilson Jones Smathers b: March 28, 1851 in Greenville, Clarion, PA ........................ +Margarette Caroline Sims Fulton b: February 16, 1851 in Indiana, PA m: July 22, 1875 in Smicksburg, Indiana, PA ............................... 4 Margarette Smathers ............................... 4 John Marion Simms Smathers ............................... 4 Bessie Fulton Smathers ............................... 4 Dorothy Ruth Smathers ............................... 4 Francis C. Smathers b: March 23, 1876 ................................... +Elizabeth Anne Kearney b: March 08, 1876 ........................................... 5 Marian Elizabeth Smathers ........................................... 5 Mary Frances Smathers ........................................... 5 Helen Louise Smathers .................... 3 M. Fillmore Smathers b: September 08, 1853 ........................ +Maggie Wilson .................... 3 Winfield S. Smathers b: April 01, 1858 ........................ +Amanda Yaney .................... 3 Emily A. Smathers b: May 25, 1860 d: February 1863 .................... 3 J. Curtis Smathers b: June 23, 1863 ........................ +Mattie Campbell .................... 3 Charles E. Smathers b: September 10, 1866 ........................ +Mary Buck .................... 3 Anna A. Smathers b: March 07, 1870 d: April 16, 1870 2 Andrew Jackson Smathers b: November 02, 1832 in Clarion, Armstrong Co., PA d: May 09, 1897 ............. +Susan Smith 2 Susannah Smathers b: April 04, 1838 in Clarion, Armstrong, PA ............. +James Shirey Children of SUSANNAH HARRIGER and CHRISTIAN SMATHERS are: i. ELIZA6 SMATHERS. 8. ii. SARAH SMATHERS, b. June 27, 1818, Clarion Co, PA; d. January 01, 1880, Knox Twp. Jefferson Co, PA. iii. JOHN SMATHERS, b. 1828, Clarion Co; d. Ringgold Twp, Jefferson Co; m. ANNA JONES; b. 1829, Beaver TWP, Jefferson Co. Notes for JOHN SMATHERS: Although John Smathers started out in life for himself in limited circumstances, by industry, economy and good business ability he became one of the most extensive farmers and stock dealers of Jefferson county, where he located in 1853. For a few years he resided in Oliver township, and then removed to the farm in Ringgold township, where his widow and son, Charles, are still living. He gave each of his children a large and valuable farm, or its equivalent, all of which property he had acquired through his own unaided efforts and good management. Enterprising and progressive, he was numbered among the valued citizens of the community, was a firm supporter of the Democratic party, and an active and consistent member of the Methodist Episcopal Church. On January 30, 1850, he was married to Miss Anna Jones, and they became the parents of seven children, namely: Wilson J., born March 28, 1851, married Maggie Fulton, and is now a leading physician of Du Bois, Penn.; M. Fillmore, born September 8, 1853, married Maggie Wilson, an ex-school teacher, and is engaged in farming and stock raising in Ringgold township; Emily A., born May 25, 1860, died at the age of two years and nine months; Winfield S., born April 1, 1858, married Amanda Yaney, and is engaged in merchandising in Worthville, Jefferson county; J. Curtis, born June 23, 1863, married Mattie Campbell, and follows farming in Indiana county, Penn.; Charles, born September 10, 1866, wedded Mary Buck, and operates the old homestead farm; and Anna A., born March 7, 1870, died April 16, 1870. The family is one of prominence, its members holding high positions in social and business circles. -- Peter Henry, Copyright 1898, Commemorative Biographical Records of Central Pennsylvania. Notes for ANNA JONES: Mrs. Smathers, a most estimable lady, was born in Beaver township, Jefferson county, March 9, 1829, and is a daughter of John and Lydia (Grinder) Jones, of Huntington county, Penn., who at an early day came to Beaver township, Jefferson county, where the father followed agricultural pursuits. He was a son of Thomas Jones, a native of Ireland, who emigrated to the New World in early life, first locating in Maryland, whence he removed to Westmoreland county, Penn., and later to Beaver township, Jefferson county, where he was numbered among the early settlers. To John and Lydia (Grinder) Jones were born the following children: Doris, deceased wife of James Guthrie, a carpenter of Summerville, Penn.; Louisa, widow of Charles Jaycox, of the same place; Richard, deceased; John, a farmer of Beaver township; Anna, widow of our subject; Emily, widow of Abraham Flemming, of Shannondale, Penn.; Elizabeth, wife of Joseph Hand, an agriculturist of Nebraska; David, who was killed in the army; Thomas, who is conducting a boarding house in Seigle, Penn.; Reilly, who also laid down his life on the altar of his country during the Civil war; and Elias, a prominent farmer of Beaver township. The parents of these children have also passed away, the father dying in 1861, aged sixty-three years, the mother in 1892, aged eighty-seven, and both were interred in the Beaver township cemetery. They were faithful members of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, and in politics Mr. Jones was an ardent Republican. -- Peter Henry, 1898 iv. ANDREW JACKSON SMATHERS, b. 1832, Clarion Co, PA; d. 1897, Oliver Twp, Jefferson Co, PA; m. SUSAN SMITH; b. 1833, Monroe Twp, Clarion Co, PA. 7. MICHAEL I.5 HARRIGER (JOHN MICHAEL4, PETER3, GOTTLIEB2, JOHANN MICHAEL1) was born June 19, 1806 in Luzerne Co, PA, and died 1892. He married ELIZABETH WIZER September 23, 1830 in Clarion Co, daughter of JACOB WISER and MARY MEYERS. She was born 1809 in Mifflin Co, PA. Notes for MICHAEL I. HARRIGER: Came to Clarion with parents in 1811 1840 Census, Monroe Twp, Armstrong Co 1850 Census, Monroe Twp, Clarion Co 1860 Census, Monroe Twp, Clarion Co Incorrectly cited as 44 years-old Julian, age 45 - probably 55 1870 Census, Monroe Twp, Clarion Co Michael Harriger, 63, farmer Henry Harriger family with him More About MICHAEL I. HARRIGER: Burial: Licking Cemetery Children of MICHAEL HARRIGER and ELIZABETH WIZER are: i. MARY6 HARRIGER, b. Abt. 1835. ii. HENRY HARRIGER, b. January 17, 1837; d. 1897; m. SARAH MYERS; b. 1845. Notes for HENRY HARRIGER: Henry Harriger was born January 17, 1837, on the homestead where he has practically resided for sixty years. At the age of twenty-two years he went to work on a farm for John Trainor, remaining four years. In 1862, when our Union was threatened and Civil war was upon us, fired with patriotism and love of country, young Harriger enlisted in Company H, 155th P.V.I. He was with the Army of the Potomac, and shared the fate of his command from Antietam to Appomattox, participating in the numerous skirmishes and battles in which his company was engaged. Among them were Antietam, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Hatcher's Run, and the Wilderness. During the battle of Gettysburg he was confined in the hospital at Fairfax, Va., where he was ill for six weeks. He received an honorable discharge from the service in June 1865, then returned to the home farm of his parents, and in the fall following resumed agricultural pursuits. Following farming through a long life, Mr. Harriger is not without that ripe experience and knowledge of that avocation that one acquires in years of practical work. He has a beautiful farm of 200 acres, on which he is building a new two-story frame house, which will make himself and wife a cozy home where they may pass the evening of life with the comforts their industry and frugality have won for them. They are upright Christian people, members of the Presbyterian Church, and enjoy the respect of the entire community. Patrick J. Henry, Copyright 1898, Source : Commemorative Biographical Records of Central Pennsylvania including the counties of Centre, Clearfield, Jefferson, & Clarion 1880 Census, Monroe Twp, Clarion Co Henry HARRIGER Self M Male W 43 PA Farmer PA PA Sarah HARRIGER Wife M Female W 35 PA Keeping House PA PA Manerva HARRIGER Dau S Female W 13 PA PA PA Phillip HARRIGER Son S Male W 11 PA PA PA Burton HARRIGER Son S Male W 9 PA PA PA Jacob HARRIGER Son S Male W 3 PA PA PA Michael HARRIGER Father W Male W 74 PA Farmer PA PA Notes for SARAH MYERS: Before her marriage to Henry Harriger, which occurred at the church parsonage in Monroe township, on December 26, 1865, being solemnized by Rev. Joseph Matier, a Presbyterian minister, Mrs. Harriger was Sarah Myers. The children born to this couple are: Jennie M., born October 30, 1866, married James Campbell, a farmer of Piney township, Clarion county; she has two children - Vera, born August 25, 1885, and Lillie May, born September 15, 1896; P. Emery was born August 14, 1868; Bertin C., June 24, 1871; J. Earl, September 19, 1876; and James McC. B., September 21, 1887. iii. PHILLIP HARRIGER, b. Abt. 1839. iv. WASHINGTON HARRIGER, b. 1841; d. 1863, In battle. Notes for WASHINGTON HARRIGER: Was a member of Captain McLain's Company, 83d P.V.I., in the Civil war, and was killed in battle in 1863 v. DANIEL HARRIGER, b. Abt. 1845. vi. JAMES HARRIGER, b. Abt. 1847. vii. ALEXANDER HARRIGER, b. Abt. 1849.

Linda, I'm working on the Phillips family from Phillipston, Pa. near East Brady. Any connection? John P. Phillips son of Joseph from Armstrong Co. ....... Herb > [Original Message] > From: Linda Orr <lworr@madbbs.com> > To: <PACLARIO-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: 1/9/2005 5:36:10 AM > Subject: [CLARION] Roll Call > > I am interested in: > > Orr > Beatty > Harriger > Stephens (Stevens) > Phillips > Plyer > Smith > > Orr is especially of interest as at a brick wall. > > Linda > > > > ==== PACLARIO Mailing List ==== > Visit the Newly updated CLARION County, PA USGen website! > http://www.pa-roots.com/~clarion/

My Clarion County surnames are: FLETCHER COHLHEPP

Linda Orr, Ethel Stark,Sarah Sall, Tom Chapman, Mkwaw@aol.com, I am very interested in all of your HARRIGER lines. Here is mine (almost at the end is William Wesley HARRIGER, my great grandfather): Laurie Rice Butler PA Descendants of Georg Hoerger Generation No. 1 1. GEORG1 HOERGER Child of GEORG HOERGER is: 2. i. JOHAN MICHAEL2 HOERGER, b. 1670, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany; d. 1738. Generation No. 2 2. JOHAN MICHAEL2 HOERGER (GEORG1) was born 1670 in Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany, and died 1738. He married ANNA MARGARETHA BLAECK 1703, daughter of OTTO BLAECK. Children of JOHAN HOERGER and ANNA BLAECK are: 3. i. ANDREAS3 HOERGER, b. 1710, Germany; d. March 26, 1752, Heidelberg Twp., Berks County PA. 4. ii. GOTTLIEB HOERGER, b. 1700, Germany; d. 1765. Generation No. 3 3. ANDREAS3 HOERGER (JOHAN MICHAEL2, GEORG1) was born 1710 in Germany, and died March 26, 1752 in Heidelberg Twp., Berks County PA. He married EVA EYLER. Children of ANDREAS HOERGER and EVA EYLER are: i. ANDREW4 HARRIGER. ii. ANNA MARTIA HARRIGER. iii. CATHERINA HARRIGER. iv. JOHANNES HARRIGER. v. MICHARL HARRIGER. vi. PETER HARRIGER. vii. SALOME HARRIGER. 4. GOTTLIEB3 HOERGER (JOHAN MICHAEL2, GEORG1) was born 1700 in Germany, and died 1765. He married CATHARINA. Children of GOTTLIEB HOERGER and CATHARINA are: i. ANNA BARBARA4 HERGER. 5. ii. JOHN HERGER, b. May 06, 1721, America; d. December 05, 1795. 6. iii. PETER HERGER, b. 1725, Montgomery Co., PA; d. 1786, Luzerne Co., PA. Generation No. 4 5. JOHN4 HERGER (GOTTLIEB3 HOERGER, JOHAN MICHAEL2, GEORG1) was born May 06, 1721 in America, and died December 05, 1795. He married MARIA SALOME RIEMER. Child of JOHN HERGER and MARIA RIEMER is: i. MARIA SALOME5 HERGER, b. November 28, 1745. 6. PETER4 HERGER (GOTTLIEB3 HOERGER, JOHAN MICHAEL2, GEORG1) was born 1725 in Montgomery Co., PA, and died 1786 in Luzerne Co., PA. He married SUSANNA BAYER, daughter of ANDREAS BAYER. Children of PETER HERGER and SUSANNA BAYER are: i. GEORGE5 HARRIGER, b. 1750; d. Abt. 1825, Armstrong County PA; m. CATHERINE. ii. ANDREAS HARRIGER, b. November 08, 1755, Upper Southford, Philadelphia PA; d. Abt. 1830, Columbia PA. 7. iii. JOHANNAS WILLIAMUS HARRIGER, b. July 08, 1761, Northampton Co., PA. 8. iv. JOHN MICHAEL HARRIGER, b. 1765, Northampton Co., PA (Heidelberg Township); d. 1834, Armstrong Co., PA. Generation No. 5 7. JOHANNAS WILLIAMUS5 HARRIGER (PETER4 HERGER, GOTTLIEB3 HOERGER, JOHAN MICHAEL2, GEORG1) was born July 08, 1761 in Northampton Co., PA. He married SOPHIA REMALY. She was born 1771. Child of JOHANNAS HARRIGER and SOPHIA REMALY is: 9. i. GEORGE A.6 HARRIGER, b. 1798; d. 1862. 8. JOHN MICHAEL5 HARRIGER (PETER4 HERGER, GOTTLIEB3 HOERGER, JOHAN MICHAEL2, GEORG1) was born 1765 in Northampton Co., PA (Heidelberg Township), and died 1834 in Armstrong Co., PA. He married ELIZABETH SMITHERS (SCHMITTER) 1791, daughter of JACOB SMITHERS. She was born 1772 in Northampton Co., PA. Children of JOHN HARRIGER and ELIZABETH (SCHMITTER) are: 10. i. MARIA6 HARRIGER, b. 1790. 11. ii. JACOB HARRIGER, b. 1792, Luzerne County PA; d. November 22, 1867, Monroe Township, Clarion PA. iii. ELIZABETH HARRIGER, b. 1794, Luzerne Co, PA; m. NICKOLAS POLLIARD. 12. iv. GEORGE WASHINGTON HARRIGER, b. 1796, Nescopeck, Luzerne Co; d. 1867, Knox township, Jefferson Co.. v. SUSANNA HARRIGER, b. 1798, Luzerne Co, PA; d. 1857; m. CHRISTIAN SMITHERS II, 1817. 13. vi. REBECCA HARRIGER, b. 1800. vii. CATHARINE HARRIGER, b. 1803, Luzerne Co, PA; m. JACOB HIMES. viii. JOHN MICHAEL HARRIGER, JR., b. June 19, 1806, Luzerne Co, PA; d. September 08, 1892; m. ELIZABETH WISER, September 23, 1830, Monroe Twp. by Rev. Core; b. June 30, 1809, Mifflin County PA; d. September 12, 1857, Clarion Co., PA. 14. ix. WILLIAM ANDREW HARRIGER, b. 1808, Luzerne Co, PA; d. 1865, Clarion Co., PA. x. LUCRETIA HARRIGER, b. 1810, Clarion Co., PA; m. WILLIAM CODER. xi. JOHN HARRIGER, b. February 25, 1811. Generation No. 6 9. GEORGE A.6 HARRIGER (JOHANNAS WILLIAMUS5, PETER4 HERGER, GOTTLIEB3 HOERGER, JOHAN MICHAEL2, GEORG1) was born 1798, and died 1862. He married ELIZABETH BOYD. Child of GEORGE HARRIGER and ELIZABETH BOYD is: i. CYRUS7 HARRIGER, b. December 03, 1826; m. LAVINA JANE HARRIGER; b. August 30, 1829; d. July 27, 1900. 10. MARIA6 HARRIGER (JOHN MICHAEL5, PETER4 HERGER, GOTTLIEB3 HOERGER, JOHAN MICHAEL2, GEORG1) was born 1790. She married JACOB SIVERLING. Child of MARIA HARRIGER and JACOB SIVERLING is: i. ANDREW SIVERLING7 SIVERLING, b. 1833. 11. JACOB6 HARRIGER (JOHN MICHAEL5, PETER4 HERGER, GOTTLIEB3 HOERGER, JOHAN MICHAEL2, GEORG1) was born 1792 in Luzerne County PA, and died November 22, 1867 in Monroe Township, Clarion PA. He married ELIZABETH SMITHERS 1816. She was born August 18, 1796 in Daubenspeck Camp, Alleghany PA, and died June 24, 1864 in Monroe Township, Clarion PA. Children of JACOB HARRIGER and ELIZABETH SMITHERS are: i. BARBARA7 HARRIGER, b. February 18, 1818, Clarion Co., PA; d. February 20, 1871; m. THOMAS ALLISON; b. 1803. ii. CHRISTOPHER HARRIGER, b. July 22, 1820, PA; d. 1875, Mt. 15. iii. LOVINIA HARRIGER, b. March 11, 1822, PA; d. March 21, 1872. 16. iv. GEORGE S. HARRIGER, b. July 19, 1823, Monroe Township, Clarion PA; d. October 23, 1903, Reidsburg, Clarion PA. v. ENOS HARRIGER, b. November 08, 1825, Knoxdale, Jefferson PA; d. November 08, 1911. vi. SUSANNAH HARRIGER, b. 1829; d. 1915; m. (1) REUBEN SHIREY; b. 1820; d. 1889; m. (2) REUBEN SHIREY. vii. JOHN HARRIGER, b. October 15, 1831, PA; d. November 1918, Orville, Butte County California. viii. ISABELLA HARRIGER, b. April 25, 1833, PA; d. January 10, 1896; m. THOMAS SNIDER. ix. SARAH HARRIGER, b. April 29, 1838, PA; d. November 02, 1919, California; m. THOMAS ALLISON; b. 1803. x. JACOB HARRIGER, b. February 19, 1840; d. July 12, 1866. xi. WILLIAM HARRIGER, b. 1842; d. July 29, 1867. xii. REUBEN HARRIGER, b. 1844, PA; d. July 29, 1864, At camp hospital as a result of gunshot wound. xiii. HIRAM JACKSON "MONTANA JACK" HARRIGER, b. April 29, 1846, PA; d. 1926, Bozeman, Montana. xiv. MARY HARRIGER, b. 1831. 12. GEORGE WASHINGTON6 HARRIGER (JOHN MICHAEL5, PETER4 HERGER, GOTTLIEB3 HOERGER, JOHAN MICHAEL2, GEORG1) was born 1796 in Nescopeck, Luzerne Co, and died 1867 in Knox township, Jefferson Co.. He married POLLY. Children of GEORGE HARRIGER and POLLY are: i. JACOB7 HARRIGER, b. 1824; d. 1850. ii. SUSANNA HARRIGER, b. 1826; m. PETER BAILEY. 17. iii. SOLOMON HARRIGER, b. 1829, Armstrong Co., PA; d. April 24, 1892. iv. REBECCA HARRIGER, b. 1831. 18. v. ISAAC HARRIGER, b. 1834. vi. JULIANNA HARRIGER, b. 1842; m. DANIEL UPLINGER. 13. REBECCA6 HARRIGER (JOHN MICHAEL5, PETER4 HERGER, GOTTLIEB3 HOERGER, JOHAN MICHAEL2, GEORG1) was born 1800. She married EMMANUEL RHODES. Child of REBECCA HARRIGER and EMMANUEL RHODES is: i. SUSANNAH7 RHODES, d. Knoxdale, Jefferson PA; m. (1) JOHN G. STEINER, SR.; d. Knoxdale, Jefferson PA; m. (2) MICHAEL STEINER, August 20, 1843. 14. WILLIAM ANDREW6 HARRIGER (JOHN MICHAEL5, PETER4 HERGER, GOTTLIEB3 HOERGER, JOHAN MICHAEL2, GEORG1) was born 1808 in Luzerne Co, PA, and died 1865 in Clarion Co., PA. He married SUSAN RANDOLPH. She was born 1831, and died 1851 in Rimersburg, Armstrong Co., PA. Children of WILLIAM HARRIGER and SUSAN RANDOLPH are: i. ELIZABETH7 HARRIGER, m. CALEB DAVIS. 19. ii. ADAM HARRIGER. iii. SUSANNA HARRIGER, m. HENRY SILVERLING. iv. FRANKLIN HARRIGER. v. ROBERT HARRIGER. vi. DANIEL HARRIGER. vii. MARY HARRIGER. viii. ELIZA HARRIGER. 20. ix. JOHN E. HARRIGER, b. 1829, Madison Twp., Armstrong Co (now Clarion) PA. x. PHILOPENA HARRIGER, b. 1830; m. JOHN MICHAEL SILVERLING. Generation No. 7 15. LOVINIA7 HARRIGER (JACOB6, JOHN MICHAEL5, PETER4 HERGER, GOTTLIEB3 HOERGER, JOHAN MICHAEL2, GEORG1) was born March 11, 1822 in PA, and died March 21, 1872. She married (1) REUBEN SHIREY. He was born 1820, and died 1889. She married (2) REUBEN SHIREY. Child of LOVINIA HARRIGER and REUBEN SHIREY is: i. SIDNEY8 SHIREY, b. October 11, 1860; d. April 17, 1950; m. CORA DELL MCELRAVY; b. August 06, 1872, Clarion Co., PA; d. April 12, 1959. 16. GEORGE S.7 HARRIGER (JACOB6, JOHN MICHAEL5, PETER4 HERGER, GOTTLIEB3 HOERGER, JOHAN MICHAEL2, GEORG1) was born July 19, 1823 in Monroe Township, Clarion PA, and died October 23, 1903 in Reidsburg, Clarion PA. He married (1) HANNAH RHODES. She was born October 1832 in Jefferson PA, and died 1920. He married (2) LUCY MCFETTERS. Child of GEORGE HARRIGER and HANNAH RHODES is: i. SAMUEL CURTIN8 HARRIGER, b. September 16, 1860, Knoxdale, Jefferson PA; d. September 01, 1931, Monroe Township, Clarion PA; m. (1) KATHERINE MINERVA ORR, April 27, 1897, Clarion PA; b. May 09, 1871, PA; d. August 22, 1911, Limestone Twp., Clarion Co., PA; m. (2) LUCY SOUTHWELL, March 1925. 17. SOLOMON7 HARRIGER (GEORGE WASHINGTON6, JOHN MICHAEL5, PETER4 HERGER, GOTTLIEB3 HOERGER, JOHAN MICHAEL2, GEORG1) was born 1829 in Armstrong Co., PA, and died April 24, 1892. He married HANNAH WOLF March 1854, daughter of JOHN WOLF and CHRISTINA. She died March 31, 1916. Children of SOLOMON HARRIGER and HANNAH WOLF are: i. SON8 HARRIGER. ii. SIMON PETER HARRIGER, b. July 08, 1855; d. February 07, 1911, Millcreek Twp, Elk County PA; m. (1) RACHEL ROSETTA (SIMMERS) DELP; b. July 21, 1857, Armstrong County PA; m. (2) LOTTIE CLIDE. iii. JOSEPH DANIEL HARRIGER, b. February 23, 1858, Knox township, Jefferson Co.; d. December 06, 1925; m. (1) SARAH CATHERINE DINGER; d. August 18, 1895; m. (2) HARRIET JANE STRAWCUTTER KRAMER. iv. JONATHAN STRAITWELL HARRIGER, b. 1860; d. 1929. v. DAVID SYLVESTER HARRIGER, b. April 16, 1863; d. March 03, 1907. 18. ISAAC7 HARRIGER (GEORGE WASHINGTON6, JOHN MICHAEL5, PETER4 HERGER, GOTTLIEB3 HOERGER, JOHAN MICHAEL2, GEORG1) was born 1834. He married (1) ELIZABETH MINICH. He married (2) SUSANNA MOTTERN. Children of ISAAC HARRIGER and ELIZABETH MINICH are: i. HENRY8 HARRIGER, b. Abt. 1856. ii. CAPRIUS HARRIGER, b. Abt. 1858. iii. CALVIN HARRIGER, b. Abt. 1860. iv. CATHERINE HARRIGER, b. Abt. 1862. v. LAVINA HARRIGER, b. Abt. 1864. vi. IDA MATILDA HARRIGER, b. Abt. 1867; m. THOMAS STANTON. vii. GEORGE W. HARRIGER, b. Abt. 1869. 19. ADAM7 HARRIGER (WILLIAM ANDREW6, JOHN MICHAEL5, PETER4 HERGER, GOTTLIEB3 HOERGER, JOHAN MICHAEL2, GEORG1) He married SARAH. Child of ADAM HARRIGER and SARAH is: i. ANNIE8 HARRIGER, m. SOLOMON SILVIS. 20. JOHN E.7 HARRIGER (WILLIAM ANDREW6, JOHN MICHAEL5, PETER4 HERGER, GOTTLIEB3 HOERGER, JOHAN MICHAEL2, GEORG1) was born 1829 in Madison Twp., Armstrong Co (now Clarion) PA. He married SHARLETTA. Children of JOHN HARRIGER and SHARLETTA are: i. AMANDA8 HARRIGER. ii. KATE HARRIGER. iii. CAREY HARRIGER. iv. WILLIAM WESLEY HARRIGER, b. November 22, 1862; d. May 22, 1940; m. (1) SUSIE CATHERINE BAILEY; b. May 25, 1891; d. May 1961; m. (2) ELIZABETH ANN GARVER, November 17, 1885; b. May 25, 1851; d. October 03, 1917.

Hi L. Jemmett I have a Keister(Kiester) Clara Jane, born abt 1850, father Adam in my linage any link? Jerry Hetrick ----- Original Message ----- From: "L Jemmett" <ljemmettt@hotmail.com> To: <PACLARIO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, January 08, 2005 11:41 PM Subject: [CLARION] Clarion Co. Surnames Roll Call > > Some of the Clarion Co. names I am researching and interested in: Lewis, > Heffner, Keister, Culp, Cohlhepp, Kiser, Heil/Hile, Hazlett > > > > ==== PACLARIO Mailing List ==== > Visit the Newly updated CLARION County, PA USGen website! > http://www.pa-roots.com/~clarion/ >

I am interested in: Orr Beatty Harriger Stephens (Stevens) Phillips Plyer Smith Orr is especially of interest as at a brick wall. Linda

Some of the Clarion Co. names I am researching and interested in: Lewis, Heffner, Keister, Culp, Cohlhepp, Kiser, Heil/Hile, Hazlett

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Smith/Noble/Fitzgerald Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/5UC.2ACE/556.557.1.2.1 Message Board Post: Warren, it is good to hear from you again. Yes, I was disappointed that we were not connected, but there are alot of Smiths. The 1880 map you mentioned. Is that something on line that I can look at?? Is it something that can be scanned. There should be Fitzgeralds somewhere there. Dr. Fitzgerald practiced in that area. J.Heck Smith is part of my Smith family. Thanks, Ethel in Oregon

I am interested in the following families from Armstrong & Clarion Co., PA HENRY & REBECCA SAYERS RICHARD & JANE BEATY Any information on their descendants would be most appreciated! Thanks! Deb Nebraska dalanda@megavision.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/5UC.2ACE/556.557.1.2 Message Board Post: Dear Ethyl, This is my third try at a message to you tonight. Dumb mistakes!! Hope the last message was not too discouraging. I found on the Farmington Twp. map of about 1880 three Smiths that may be those you mentioned. P. and J.H. had adjoining 200 and 85 acre properties which were closer to the Lewis School than any other shown. J. Smith had 56 acres a short distance southwest of Scotch Hill with a school in the village. My grandfather got a temporary teaching certificate in 1898 at age 18. He taught at the Lewis School not far from his home. Your Smith family children may be in the photo, but I only have identification for the Smiths in my family. The photo shows the mothers standing behind their kids which may allow identification by you. Some ladies are dressed in their finery for cool, perhaps wet, weather. If you return to your message board and read this, know that copies of the school group and the map can be sent to you for your examination. Good luck in your searches. WS

----- Original Message ----- From: <Mkwaw@aol.com> To: <PACLARIO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, January 08, 2005 6:26 AM Subject: Re: [CLARION] Clarion Surnames for Roll Call > Good Morning. Have Wonderlings connected with my Mauk and Millirons. Charles > Frederick, Charles Garfield, Ellen C. Miles Espy, Mina Chryselda married a > Mottern. Any of yours? Marlene Ohio > > > ==== PACLARIO Mailing List ==== > Search the CLARION CO mailing list ARCHIVES > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > Enter: PACLARIO >

Bob: No, just go back to William Ace born about 1795? just have him alive in 1830 but no dates of birth and death. Listed the three daughters, I have a problem with Sarah Ann Ace born 1832 when married 1858 to Robert Hayes Downing, 8 5 1828/ 2 24 1898, buried Foxburg Cemetery, served in Civil War, and what do you have as the date of his birth and death? What are the dates of their children? I only have Sarah Ann Downing 1867/ 1958 buried Parker Presbyterian Cemetery, Armstrong County, Pa. I have a friend in Parker who recently walked the entire cemetery and updated the stones and listing. If Sarah Ann Ace born 1832, she is too old to have a son, Lines Johnson Downing 8 8 1883/ 1 14 1919 married 11 8 1903 to Margaret MaLinda McCoy. Do you have a correction on this son? The other children we have listed as: Margaret, Mary, Sarah Ann, William, Isabella, Saul, Emma Louise, Robert Hayes Downing, Alexander Jenkins Downing, Lines Johnson Downing. What dates of birth and death do you have for these children? What are the dates for your grandmother, Ida Williams? I did not have her name before. Pearl DowningQ@aol.com wrote: Yes Sarah Ann Ace was my Great Grandmother, I am really Robert Hayes Downing IV since my grand father was Robert Hayes Downing (1873-1972) and my father Robert Hayes Downing (1904-1980) Me Robert Hayes Downing (1938-?) I do not have much on the Ace side. I also am looking for some link to my Grandmothers family she was Ida Williams of Armstrong County (Hovey Township) almost Foxburg, Clarion County. Do you have anthing on ACE further back? Good to hear from you Bob Downing ==== PACLARIO Mailing List ==== List suggestions or problems?? Contact the listowner at --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? All your favorites on one personal page � Try My Yahoo!