Can someone who lives in Clearfield do a lookup for me. I will need death and marriages. Thanks Patsy

I thought I would share Connie's kind response with the list in case there are other PEDEN researchers out there. I believe this Isabella PEDEN and Mr. William ARCHIBALD lived and married in Tioga Co. before they came to Clearfield. (As did my ancestors) It is possible Isabella is in some way related to my James PEDEN, but I have not yet found any proof. Any PEDEN descendants out there who want to correspond? Luann Begin forwarded message: > From: "C.F. Ferdarko" <confaye@earthlink.net> > Date: Tue Oct 04, 2005 08:01:55 AM US/Eastern > To: "ddubarry" <ddubarry@verizon.net> > Subject: Re: [Clearfield] 1910 PEDEN Lookup Request > > Luann, > I found the following obituary in the Clearfield Progress dated > September 22, 1936. > After a lingering illness Mrs. Isabella Peden Archibald, aged 80 years > died at the home of her daughter at Barnesboro on Saturday Sept. 12th. > She was born in Scotland on Sept. 7, 1856. > In 1877 she was united in marriage to William Archibald and seven > children were born to them, namely, Agnes, Grace, Belle, Lizzie, > Henrietta, Ravena, Mae and William. Mr. Archibald passed away in 1914 > and Mae died about three years ago. Besides the children Mrs. Archibald > is survived by a brother, Henry Peden of Duquesne. > Funeral services were held on Tuesday from the George Dahlin home at > West Houtzdale. Rev. H.J. Sutton, Primitive Methodist pastor was in > charge charge, Rev. McCloskey pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church, > Barnesboro offered prayer and had committal to the grave. Interment was > made to in the Brisbin Cemetery. > > Good luck with your search. > Connie > ----- Original Message ----- From: "ddubarry" <ddubarry@verizon.net> > To: <PACLEARF-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Monday, October 03, 2005 9:43 PM > Subject: [Clearfield] 1910 PEDEN Lookup Request > > >> Does Some Kind Soul have access to 1910 Census Indexes? >> >> Seeking PEDEN, James and/or wife "Annie B" PEDEN in >> Clearfield Co, probably Decatur Twp,/Osceola Mills, in 1910. >> >> In 1900, this couple is in Decatur Twp, Clearfield Co, ED 59, page 219A >> Peden, James, age 65, b. 1835 in Scotland >> Peden, Annie B, age 60, b 1840 in Ireland. >> >> Would love to know if either/both are alive in 1910 census -- >> trying to narrow down year(s) of death to get death certs -- >> I do not know when either of them died or where buried. >> (Relatively sure they are both buried in/around Decatur Twp/Osceola >> area >> as all but one of Annie's grown children lived in that area at that >> time) >> >> Annie B. is my great-great grandmother and I have been "hunting her" >> for many years! >> >> If anyone can help, I would be very grateful! >> Luann >> >

Sorry, can't find them in 1910 anywhere. Tried first names, soundex on surname, even PENDAN, PENDEN as in the 1880 census. Maybe someone else will have better luck. -----Original Message----- From: ddubarry [mailto:ddubarry@verizon.net] Sent: Monday, October 03, 2005 8:43 PM To: PACLEARF-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [Clearfield] 1910 PEDEN Lookup Request Does Some Kind Soul have access to 1910 Census Indexes? Seeking PEDEN, James and/or wife "Annie B" PEDEN in Clearfield Co, probably Decatur Twp,/Osceola Mills, in 1910. In 1900, this couple is in Decatur Twp, Clearfield Co, ED 59, page 219A Peden, James, age 65, b. 1835 in Scotland Peden, Annie B, age 60, b 1840 in Ireland. Would love to know if either/both are alive in 1910 census -- trying to narrow down year(s) of death to get death certs -- I do not know when either of them died or where buried. (Relatively sure they are both buried in/around Decatur Twp/Osceola area as all but one of Annie's grown children lived in that area at that time) Annie B. is my great-great grandmother and I have been "hunting her" for many years! If anyone can help, I would be very grateful! Luann

Does Some Kind Soul have access to 1910 Census Indexes? Seeking PEDEN, James and/or wife "Annie B" PEDEN in Clearfield Co, probably Decatur Twp,/Osceola Mills, in 1910. In 1900, this couple is in Decatur Twp, Clearfield Co, ED 59, page 219A Peden, James, age 65, b. 1835 in Scotland Peden, Annie B, age 60, b 1840 in Ireland. Would love to know if either/both are alive in 1910 census -- trying to narrow down year(s) of death to get death certs -- I do not know when either of them died or where buried. (Relatively sure they are both buried in/around Decatur Twp/Osceola area as all but one of Annie's grown children lived in that area at that time) Annie B. is my great-great grandmother and I have been "hunting her" for many years! If anyone can help, I would be very grateful! Luann

Luann, A couple of suggestions.... Since your people probably died between 1900 and 1910, you may be able to find them by obtaining an obituary. Try and locate a library in the area you think they died to see if they can find them. Most libraries have the people indexed, so you might get lucky. I find libraries through the on-line white pages. If they died before about 1905, the county may have a record of their deaths. You can find addresses and fees through http://www.vitalrec.com. Also, try 'Random Acts of Genealogy Kindness' http://www.raogk.org to see if there's a volunteer that would help. Good luck, Bev in Calif. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jocelynn Knight" <jocelynnknight@mchsi.com> To: <PACLEARF-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, October 03, 2005 7:44 PM Subject: RE: [Clearfield] 1910 PEDEN Lookup Request > Sorry, can't find them in 1910 anywhere. Tried first names, soundex on > surname, even PENDAN, PENDEN as in the 1880 census. Maybe someone else > will have better luck. > > -----Original Message----- > From: ddubarry [mailto:ddubarry@verizon.net] > Sent: Monday, October 03, 2005 8:43 PM > To: PACLEARF-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [Clearfield] 1910 PEDEN Lookup Request > > Does Some Kind Soul have access to 1910 Census Indexes? > > Seeking PEDEN, James and/or wife "Annie B" PEDEN in > Clearfield Co, probably Decatur Twp,/Osceola Mills, in 1910. > > In 1900, this couple is in Decatur Twp, Clearfield Co, ED 59, page 219A > Peden, James, age 65, b. 1835 in Scotland > Peden, Annie B, age 60, b 1840 in Ireland. > > Would love to know if either/both are alive in 1910 census -- > trying to narrow down year(s) of death to get death certs -- > I do not know when either of them died or where buried. > (Relatively sure they are both buried in/around Decatur Twp/Osceola area > as all but one of Annie's grown children lived in that area at that > time) > > Annie B. is my great-great grandmother and I have been "hunting her" > for many years! > > If anyone can help, I would be very grateful! > Luann > > >

Would anyone know if the St. Francis Catholic Church 175th Anniversary Book will be for sale to those of us living out of town? It will be filled with a wealth of information for researchers. Thanks very much. Loretta Myrter

Jacquelyn Judy wrote back and indicated that my (our) John M. Jordan was not hers. However, thank you for giving me the name of the parents. My next question is from what family does this Jordan descend? I'm a descendent of Mark Jordan and Eva Bloom Jordan; however, Mark had, at least, one brother Frederick who had, at least, three sons, John, Frederick, Jr., and Henry. Judy, if you are still following this string, I just had an epiphany. Marks brother Fredericks sons John and Frederick, Jr. each named a son John. I show John Jordan bn 1808 dd 3/23/1890 Pennsylvania, which I realize doesn't match your Missouri, but I'm throwing it out there anyway. Also, Frederick, Jrs. son John was born 10/10/1799 in Pennsylvania. I have no other info. Peggy -----Original Message----- From: J E Bean [mailto:jebean1@sbcglobal.net] Sent: Monday, October 03, 2005 4:46 AM To: PACLEARF-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [Clearfield] JORDAN - Clearfield Co. 1823 Peggy and Judy: I have John M JORDAN as the son of Samuel and Nancy (PATTERSON) JORDAN and John's wife as Jane HEGARTY. If this is incorrect or perhaps a different JORDAN family, help! lol Jacquelyn ----- Original Message ----- From: "DeHoog" <wletto@charter.net> To: <PACLEARF-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, October 02, 2005 10:49 PM Subject: RE: [Clearfield] JORDAN - Clearfield Co. 1823 > CORRECTION! The 1870 census in my first message is actually the 1880 and I > do have a connection, sort of. Terrissa Jordan is married to Martin Hoover > Bloom (I'm a Bloom descendent, too). So, if you have verification that John > M. was the son of Thomas, I love to know your sources. > Here's the 1870 > Gulich Twp, Clearfield, PA, Pg 15, Image 15 (Ancestry.com), July 19, > Dwelling 105, family 102 > Jordan, John M., age 47, Farmer > Jordan, Jane, age 46, keeps house > Jordan, Terrissa, age 17, No occupation > Jordan, Alexander, age 15, works on farm > Jordan, Henry M., age 14 > Jordan, Anna M, age 9 > > > Peggy > > -----Original Message----- > From: Jim & Judy Wheeler [mailto:We2DJMJ@mchsi.com] > Sent: Sunday, October 02, 2005 6:37 PM > To: PACLEARF-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [Clearfield] JORDAN - Clearfield Co. 1823 > > > Searching for information on my 2x great grandfather, John M. JORDAN, who > was born in Clearfield Co. in 1823. His parents were Thomas and Mary > JORDAN. The family later moved to Mercer Co. and then on to Cass Co. MO. >

Peggy and Judy: I have John M JORDAN as the son of Samuel and Nancy (PATTERSON) JORDAN and John's wife as Jane HEGARTY. If this is incorrect or perhaps a different JORDAN family, help! lol Jacquelyn ----- Original Message ----- From: "DeHoog" <wletto@charter.net> To: <PACLEARF-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, October 02, 2005 10:49 PM Subject: RE: [Clearfield] JORDAN - Clearfield Co. 1823 > CORRECTION! The 1870 census in my first message is actually the 1880 and I > do have a connection, sort of. Terrissa Jordan is married to Martin Hoover > Bloom (I'm a Bloom descendent, too). So, if you have verification that John > M. was the son of Thomas, I love to know your sources. > Here's the 1870 > Gulich Twp, Clearfield, PA, Pg 15, Image 15 (Ancestry.com), July 19, > Dwelling 105, family 102 > Jordan, John M., age 47, Farmer > Jordan, Jane, age 46, keeps house > Jordan, Terrissa, age 17, No occupation > Jordan, Alexander, age 15, works on farm > Jordan, Henry M., age 14 > Jordan, Anna M, age 9 > > > Peggy > > -----Original Message----- > From: Jim & Judy Wheeler [mailto:We2DJMJ@mchsi.com] > Sent: Sunday, October 02, 2005 6:37 PM > To: PACLEARF-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [Clearfield] JORDAN - Clearfield Co. 1823 > > > Searching for information on my 2x great grandfather, John M. JORDAN, who > was born in Clearfield Co. in 1823. His parents were Thomas and Mary > JORDAN. The family later moved to Mercer Co. and then on to Cass Co. MO. >

Hello everyone, I wish to obtain the church marriage record of grandparents married in November, 1913. Both residing in DuBois, they made their application for marriage license in Clearfield conty Pennsylvania. Can anyone give me the address of the Catholic Diocese? The marriage was noted as performed by Rt. Rev. Mgr. R. McGivney, a church is not listed. All assistance is graciously welcome, thank you so much. Nan

CORRECTION! The 1870 census in my first message is actually the 1880 and I do have a connection, sort of. Terrissa Jordan is married to Martin Hoover Bloom (I'm a Bloom descendent, too). So, if you have verification that John M. was the son of Thomas, I love to know your sources. Here's the 1870 Gulich Twp, Clearfield, PA, Pg 15, Image 15 (Ancestry.com), July 19, Dwelling 105, family 102 Jordan, John M., age 47, Farmer Jordan, Jane, age 46, keeps house Jordan, Terrissa, age 17, No occupation Jordan, Alexander, age 15, works on farm Jordan, Henry M., age 14 Jordan, Anna M, age 9 Peggy -----Original Message----- From: DeHoog [mailto:wletto@charter.net] Sent: Sunday, October 02, 2005 8:28 PM To: PACLEARF-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [Clearfield] JORDAN - Clearfield Co. 1823 Hi, I'm a Jordan descendent and collect census records even when the family or branch has little to do with mine (yet). Here are a couple that may help your search. 1860 Census Knox Twp (Millport & Ansonville), Clearfield, PA, Pg 229, Aug 17th Dwelling#1562, Family #1531 John Jordan, age 39, Laborer, Real Estate Estate Value 1000, Pers Value 150, Birth Place: Penn Jane Jordan, age 38 Theresa Jordan, Age 8 Alexander Jordan, Age 6 Henry Jordan, Age 1 1870 Census Gulich Twp, Clearfield, ED 277, Image 4 (Ancestry.com) Dwelling #21, Family #21 Jordan, John M., age 58, farmer, born PA Jordan, Jane M, age 58, keep house, born PA Jordan, Alexander, age 24, Works on farm, born PA Jordan, Martin, age 20, Works on farm, born PA Jordan, Annie, age 18, At home, born PA Bloom, Terrissa, age 12, house???, This young girl is apparently the help but she's probably also, a distant cousin. I haven't been able to attach her to anyone yet. Peggy -----Original Message----- From: Jim & Judy Wheeler [mailto:We2DJMJ@mchsi.com] Sent: Sunday, October 02, 2005 6:37 PM To: PACLEARF-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [Clearfield] JORDAN - Clearfield Co. 1823 New to list. Searching for information on my 2x great grandfather, John M. JORDAN, who was born in Clearfield Co. in 1823. His parents were Thomas and Mary JORDAN. The family later moved to Mercer Co. and then on to Cass Co. MO. Does anyone on the list recognize these folk? Judy in Iowa

New to list. Searching for information on my 2x great grandfather, John M. JORDAN, who was born in Clearfield Co. in 1823. His parents were Thomas and Mary JORDAN. The family later moved to Mercer Co. and then on to Cass Co. MO. Does anyone on the list recognize these folk? Judy in Iowa

Hi, I'm a Jordan descendent and collect census records even when the family or branch has little to do with mine (yet). Here are a couple that may help your search. 1860 Census Knox Twp (Millport & Ansonville), Clearfield, PA, Pg 229, Aug 17th Dwelling#1562, Family #1531 John Jordan, age 39, Laborer, Real Estate Estate Value 1000, Pers Value 150, Birth Place: Penn Jane Jordan, age 38 Theresa Jordan, Age 8 Alexander Jordan, Age 6 Henry Jordan, Age 1 1870 Census Gulich Twp, Clearfield, ED 277, Image 4 (Ancestry.com) Dwelling #21, Family #21 Jordan, John M., age 58, farmer, born PA Jordan, Jane M, age 58, keep house, born PA Jordan, Alexander, age 24, Works on farm, born PA Jordan, Martin, age 20, Works on farm, born PA Jordan, Annie, age 18, At home, born PA Bloom, Terrissa, age 12, house???, This young girl is apparently the help but she's probably also, a distant cousin. I haven't been able to attach her to anyone yet. Peggy -----Original Message----- From: Jim & Judy Wheeler [mailto:We2DJMJ@mchsi.com] Sent: Sunday, October 02, 2005 6:37 PM To: PACLEARF-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [Clearfield] JORDAN - Clearfield Co. 1823 New to list. Searching for information on my 2x great grandfather, John M. JORDAN, who was born in Clearfield Co. in 1823. His parents were Thomas and Mary JORDAN. The family later moved to Mercer Co. and then on to Cass Co. MO. Does anyone on the list recognize these folk? Judy in Iowa

The Centre County Genealogical Society and the State College Family History Center Announce a Conference -- ~~~Building Family Bridges Through Genealogical Research~~~ Saturday, October 22, 2005 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. To be held at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Church At 842 Whitehall Road, State College, PA 9:00 to 9:30 Registration 9:30 to 10:00 Keynote Speaker Gordon Hamilton, Penn State Professor Emeritus of Chemistry, will be speaking on future trends of DNA research and how it affects family history. 10:00 to 10:50 Session I Beginning Research - Brent and Melissa Clayton This class will be for the person who wants to start doing family history/genealogy. Topics to be covered will be organizing your information you already have, how to get started researching and where to look for information. Planning a Research Trip - Elizabeth Dutton This session will cover considerations in preparing to visit libraries, archives, courthouses, and other genealogical research sites whether they are 10 miles or 1,000 miles away. Internet Searches with Emphasis on Ancestry.com - Keri-Lynn Kendall Showing how to effectively use ranked and exact searches at Ancestry.com to check vital records, census records, military and other sources in the US collection of records available at Ancestry. Other databases will also be accessed and discussed. 11:00 to 11:50 Session II Quaker Research in Chester County Pennsylvania - "Maybe I Am My Own Grandma" - Judith Heald Judy will be sharing her experiences in Quaker research in Southeastern PA, tracing 8-9 generations of multiple families into the 1600s. Information about utilizing Chester County resources, understanding Quaker records, personal tips and source recommendations will be covered. Starting Your Own Genealogy Website - Lisa Kerns How to create and design a website to share your genealogy research on the World Wide Web. Italian Research - Searching Civil Records - Shellee Morehead A case study in Italian vital records including birth, marriage and death records from 1803-1900. Noon to 1:00 Lunch 1:00 to 1:50 Session III Census Research - Dorothy Bordner Census records from 1790 through 1930 will be explained. The information available from the records will be explored. Who's In Your Family Tree - Lineage Societies - Nancy Stover Nancy will be covering the process of how to join a lineage society and the benefits of joining a society. Heritage Scrapbooking - Preserving Family Documents - Shellee Morehead Preserving family history in creative ways using archival preservation methods including use of acid-free products, storage of original documents and photos, and digital backups. 2:00 to 2:50 Session IV PAF and Other Databases Genealogy database programs will be discussed. The Personal Ancestral File (PAF) will be demonstrated. Scanning Documents and Photos - Rebecca Lunceford Rebecca will show how to scan and save various documents and photos. Preserving Memories Through Journals and Oral History - Rebecca Dew Journal writing for purposes of preserving family and personal history will be discussed. Obtaining information from oral history will be explored and tips on how to get that information. 3:00 to 4:00 Problem Solving Panel - Nancy Stover, Elizabeth Dutton, Keri-Lynn Kendall This panel of experts will be giving suggestions on how to solve the problems of genealogical research. Tour of the Family History Center - Shawn Clark, Brent Clayton All the resources in the Family History Center will be explained - covering how to obtain them and what information might be found. Advance registration is encouraged but not required; registration will be available the day of the Conference. You may register online: http://www.rootsweb.com/~paccgs/conf2005.htm By phone: contact Judith Heald at 814-422-8657 By mail: c/o Judith Heald, 406 Upper Georges Valley Road, Spring Mills, PA 16875 Lunch and syllabus will be available (see online information for details). Any questions, please call Nancy Taylor at 814-238-7183 or e-mail at njt5@psu.edu.

Couldn't have said it better!

AMEN, Jackie! ----- Original Message ----- From: "J E Bean" <jebean1@sbcglobal.net> To: <PACLEARF-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, October 01, 2005 9:23 AM Subject: [Clearfield] OFF TOPIC - Small request >I may get into hot water for this post, and if it offends anyone please > accept my apologies. I've had this happen to me more than once, and it > troubles me. Perhaps it's happened to you, too... > > Whenever someone requests information from you and you take the time to > gather the information and send it, it would be nice to receive an e-mail > from that person saying they had received it. It doesn't have to be a > fancy > letter -- just a simple line like "Got it. Thanks." would be great. At > least you would know that your response is not floating around in cyber > space somewhere. > > Just a minor complaint against those who don't acknowledge receiving > information... > Jacquelyn > >

I may get into hot water for this post, and if it offends anyone please accept my apologies. I've had this happen to me more than once, and it troubles me. Perhaps it's happened to you, too... Whenever someone requests information from you and you take the time to gather the information and send it, it would be nice to receive an e-mail from that person saying they had received it. It doesn't have to be a fancy letter -- just a simple line like "Got it. Thanks." would be great. At least you would know that your response is not floating around in cyber space somewhere. Just a minor complaint against those who don't acknowledge receiving information... Jacquelyn

Yes ! Those are the hours until the 30th of October. Jim in Clearfield County ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kristine" <moms2angels@gmail.com> To: <PACLEARF-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, September 26, 2005 3:02 PM Subject: [Clearfield] Historical Society >I plan on making a trip there before October is over and wondered if anyone > knew if the hours and days are still the same as what the website > says....Sundays and Thursday 1:30-4:30. > > The reason i ask is because it doesn't seem that the website has been up > dated in awhile. > > Thanks! :) > >

I plan on making a trip there before October is over and wondered if anyone knew if the hours and days are still the same as what the website says....Sundays and Thursday 1:30-4:30. The reason i ask is because it doesn't seem that the website has been up dated in awhile. Thanks! :)

Hello - I am seeking contact with VOSS descendents , I am trying to ascertain the date of Death for my Maternal Gr Grandfather WILLIAM ( WILHELM ) STEINLEIN , he married MARIE VOSS after he brought her back from Germany in 1893, and her son HENRY VOSS followed them to Clearfield with his family, in 1899 --- if there are any descendents out there who have any knowledge of my GrGrandfather I would be thrilled to hear from you ..... Thanks, Sally

Hello - I am descended from WILLIAM ( WILHELM ) STEINLEIN, husband of MARIE VOSS - William's daughter JOHANNA STEINLEIN is my Maternal Grandmother - she married PAUL TATE 1898 in Clearfield, their daughter ELIZABETH TATE is my Mother. I am researching the STEINLEINs, back in Neubrandenburg, Germany.... and am trying to determine when and where WILLIAM died- it appears he was listed in the Clearfield Directory in 1905, but was gone by 1906-7 Directory, but there is no record of his death available, and MARIE is still living on Bigler St...... do you have any information about the Death of WILLIAM STEINLEIN ?? Do you know if he moved to Plainfield, New Jersey, after PAUL TATE and JOHANNA moved there about 1905-06, with daughters Ruth and Elizabeth... ? PAUL came down ill in 1909 and died, leaving Johanna with 4 small children, and I wondered if perhaps William went to help her... but I have not found him listed there...... WILLIAM emigrated to America first in 1883, he went back to Germany 1893 and returned with Marie Voss- her son emigrated with wife and 2 small daughters Christmas 1899, thru' Ellis Island...... Thank you , Sally Dutton ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jocelynn Knight" <jocelynnknight@mchsi.com> To: <PACLEARF-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, September 22, 2005 9:57 PM Subject: RE: [Clearfield] Dora Voss McAtee > Loretta, here's a few items I found this evening for your family. > Please email me directly to receive this data as an attachment if it > gets too jumbled up as an email. I hope this helps. > > There are obvious errors in the 1900 census report that are sorted out > in 1910, and later - just hang in there. Also, the Clearfield Progress > gleanings are rather hit or miss, I didn't look at every article that > came up in the search for VOSS, there was an "electric Voss washer" that > was advertised regularly that was many of the 284 findings. Again, > contact me directly if you have a specific date I should check out. > There are no papers on line for 1939, so I didn't find Dora's death > notices. > > US CENSUS > 1900 PA Clearfield Co., Clearfield Borough, first ward, page 17B, visit > 297/309, 607 Daisy St. > Stianlian, William b. June 1830 69years second marriage b. Germany, > parents born Germany, immigration 1893, in this country 7 years, > naturalized citizen, day laborer; > Mary wife b. April 1845 age 55 4 children, 4 surviving b. Germany, > parents born Germany, immigration 1893, in this country 7 years; > Voss, Henry son-step May 1871 29 married b. Germany, parents born > Germany, immigration 1899, alien, day laborer; > Bertha dau - step Mar 1875 single b. Germany, parents born Germany, > immigration 1899, alien > Dora dau Oct 1896 age 3, single b. Germany, parents born Germany > immigration 1899 alien > Mary dau Oct 1899 age 3/12 single b. Germany, parents born Germany, > immigration 1899 alien > > 1910 PA, Clearfield Co., Clearfield borough, 4th ward, page 233A, visit > 637/651, 607 Bigler Avenue > Voss, Henry E. 39 first marriage b. Germany, parents born Germany, > imm 1899, naturalized, Cleaner, roundhouse [hose?]; > Bertha H. wife 35 first marriage 13 years, 8 children, 5 surviving b. > Germany, parents born Germany, immigration 1899; > Dora H. 13 b. Germany > Marie H. 10 b. Germany > William E. 8 b. PA > Elizabeth B. 4 b. PA > Augusta A. dau 11/12 b. PA > > 1920 PA, Clearfield Co., Clearfield borough, ward 1, page 67A, visit > 311/336 > McAltee, John F. 28 Married, b. Maryland, parents born Maryland, > plumber, hard ware store; > Dora wife 23 born Germany, parents born Germany immigration 1898 > naturalized 1905 > > 1930 PA, Clearfield Co., Clearfield Borough, ward 2, page 116A, visit > 242/262, 308 Margaretta St.; > McAtee, J. Floyd 38 married at age 27 born PA, father born MD, mother > born Irish Free State, plumber, plumbing shop; > Dora 32 married at 22, b. Germany, parents born Germany, imm 1900 > Mary E. 8 b. PA > Marjorie A. 6 b. PA > James 5 b. PA > Voss, Marie sister in law 30 b. Germany, parents born Germany, im > 1900 cashier, theatre > Voss, Gussie sister in law 20 b. PA, parents born Germany, cashier, > theatre > > > > THE CLEARFIELD PROGRESS online newspaper images, Ancestry.com > April 3, 1917 Gussie Voss, in the 2/3 grade class for a presentation > at the school > > Wednesday June 19, 1918 page 3 Young Soldier Takes Bride > J. Floyd McAtee and Miss Dora Voss, well known Clearfield young people, > were married at 9 o'clock Tuesday morning by Rev. Father M. A. Ryan at > St. Francis church. The attendants were Al Raymond and Miss Katie > Frawley. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McAtee of Ogden > Avenue, and one of the contingent which left this afternoon for > Vancouver Barracks, Wash. > Tuesday June 25, 1918 Marriage Licenses: John McAtee & Dora H. Voss, > both of Clearfield > > August 1919 W. Voss, catcher for the Clearfield Boy Club baseball > team > > May 2, 1923 CARD of THANKS > We wish to thank everyone for the kindness and courtesy shown in the > sickness and death of the late Mrs. Marie Steinlien. Also the friends > who sent the beautiful flowers and donated cars. Henry Voss, Gussie > McConville, and grandchildren. {I did look around in April 1923, but > didn't find the obituary, nothing came up on the index for Steinlien, > Voss, Marie, etc.} > > Friday Sep 12, 1923 page 2 LUNDGREN - VOSS > Robert C. Lundgren, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lundgren of Glen Richey, > and Elizabeth Voss, daughter of Henry Voss, of East End, were united in > marriage at the Lutheran parsonage yesterday by Rev. E. Roy Hauser. The > beautiful ring ceremony was used. They were attended by Mr. Guss Rodeen > and Miss Phoebe Waite, both of Clearfield. They will reside in > Clearfield where the bridegroom is employed with the City Bakery. > > Friday Dec 10, 1943 page 7 > Pvt. James Edmund McAtee, son of Mr. John Floyd McAtee of Margaretta > Street, Clearfield, was enrolled last week in the Keesler Field B-24 > Liberator bomber mechanics school at Biloxi, Miss. > > May 7, 1966 > Mrs. Marjoie Paugh, RN, daughter of J. Floyd McAtee of Clearfield, was > guest speaker at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center at the > annual Prothesis Symposium for Dr. R. C. Donaldson, consultant > orthopedic surgeon to the VA Hospital at Oakland. > > Friday, Feb 28, 1969 page 16 > Mrs. Marjorie Paugh, RN.has been named by The Disabled American Veterans > (DAV) as the national deputy chief of staff to Wayne L. Shierbon, > national commander of DAV. She is the first woman to hold a national > seat of authority with the DAV. She is the daughter of J. Floyd McAtee > of Clearfield, PA {I paraphrased this a bit} > > May 19, 1972 page 20 > Mrs. Marjorie Paugh honored for unselfish devotion as a volunteer in the > OT department of the VA hospital in Clarksburg, West Virginia. > > May 1974 FIFTY YEARS AGO > May 4, 1925 .fire in the office of the Clearfield Printing Co on 3rd > St. destroyed part of the second and the entire third floor --- > residence flats occupied by the families of Floyd McAtee and Richard > Arrandale. > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Loretta Myrter [mailto:lorettam@adelphia.net] > Sent: Thursday, September 22, 2005 4:19 PM > To: PACLEARF-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [Clearfield] Dora Voss McAtee > > I am looking for any information concerning DORA VOSS McATEE, b. > 10-25-1896 Halla, Germany, emigrating with her parents to the United > States 12/1899, d. 1-19-1939 Clearfield, Pa., m. J. FLOYD McATEE > 6-18-1918, the parents of: > > MARY ELIZABETH > MARJORIE > JAMES > > DORA was the siter of: > > WILLIAM > MARIE > GUSSIE > MARGARET SIDORAK > > Many thanks! > > Loretta Myrter >