I found this interesting editorial from the Centre County newspaper, "The Centre Democrat", and thought you might enjoy reading it. Thursday, June 25, 1885. LICENSED MATRIMONY "One of the vexed questions of Pennsylvania social economy has been the laxity of her marriage and divorce laws. A man and woman could marry themselves and they were about as easily divorced. Marriages were hasty and repentance not as leisurely as one might suppose...This laxity in our marriage and divorce laws was having a relaxing effect on the moral of the people...The new marriage law is one step in the direction of reform in the social economic question of marriage and divorce." "No person can get married without a license from the Clerk of the Orphans' Court; no person can obtain a license unless legally qualified. Minors cannot obtain a license without the written consent of parents or guardians. No person legally qualified to perform the marriage ceremony of his church or society can do so unless the license is first produced, under penalty of one hundred dollars. There can be no sham or mock marriages, elopements will not be so easy and bigamy without perjury will be impossible. Young and innocent girls will be protected from the machination of designing villians, who, under the guise of a secret marriage, accomplised their ruin. On the whole we regard the bill as one of the best measures passed by the last Legislature and one that will be of lasting benefit to the Commonwealth. If the Governor signs it, it will go into effect October 1, 1885." Don't you just love the "designing villains" part! Can you imagine this article in today's newspapers? It does, however, explain why marriage information is hard to research before 1885. Diana Mason

My personal records have the following Bathurst marriages. You might want to check the following resources for additional verification: "Marriages, 1800-1850, Centre County, Pennsylvania" "Marriages, 1851-1873, Centre County, Pennsylvania" "Marriages, 1874-1885, Centre County, Pennsylvania" Thomas Bathurst married Jane Fawcet on September 27, 1810. He was from Bald Eagle, she from Spring Township. Rev. James Linn officiating. Henry Bathurst married Peggy Tate on October 18, 1810. Rev. Wm. Stuart officiating. John Bathurst married Anne Harrison on March 11, 1813. He was from Spring Township, she from Walker Township. Rev. James Linn officiating. Lawrence Bathurst married Sarah Cox on August 4, 1823. He was from Howard, she from Spring Township. Rev. James Linn officiating. Jacob Whiteman married Jane Bathurst in 1838. I have no other dates for the marriage. Joseph Montgomery officiating. Lawrence Bathurst married Margaret Taylor on December 28, 1841. Both were from Boggs Township. Rev. J. Tonner officiating. William Galbreth married Jane Bathurst on November 14, 1844. Both were from Centre County. Rev. John Ball officiating. Austin Curtin married Rebecca Bathurst on January 15, 1846. Both were from Boggs Township. Rev. J. Tonner officiating. Reuben Kelly married Lovann J. Bathurst on July 30, 1846. Both were from Centre County. Rev. Dill officiating. John Daughman married (name obscured) Bathurst on October 8, 1846. He was from Half Moon, she from Huston Township. Peter Gray officiating. Henry A. Bathurst married Mary Jane Taylor on October 31, 1857. He was from Boggs Township, she originally from Halfmoon Township. P.W. Barnhart, Esq. officiating. George W. Lucas married Frances Bathurst on April 2, 1864. He was from Snow Shoe. I have no record of where she was from. Rev. James Linn officiating. Emanuel Pletcher married Martha/Mary G. Bathurst on February 20, 1868. He was from Liberty Township in Clinton County, she from Mount Eagle. The Rev. Kelly officiating at the Reformed Parsonage in Bellefonte. Joseph S. Smith married Margaret Bathurst on December 27, 1868. He was from Milesburg, she from Boggs Township. Rev. Ryman officiating. Vincent J. Bullock married Clara Barthurst (spelled that way) on February 23, 1871. Both were from Milesburg. Rev. Cleaver officiating at the Methodist Episcopal Parsonage in Milesburg. Mordecia Barthurst (spelled that way) married Kate Roush on November 26, 1872. Both were from Centre County. Rev. Cleaver officiating at the Methodist Episcopal Parsonage in Milesburg. James Dale married E. M. Bathurst on February 18, 1864, at the home of Thomas Bathurst in Milesburg. He was from Union Township, she from Boggs Township. Rev. Henry Wilson of Milesburg Methodist Episcopal Church officiating. William Deihl married Ellen Barthurst on July 23, 1875, at Bellefonte. He was from Union County, she from Huntington County. Wm. Furey, Justice of the Peace officiating. Willard Van Valin married Jammie Bathurst on March 12, 1876, at the Methodist Episcopal Church in Unionville. Both were from Unionville. Rev. Gwynn officiating. Robert Marshall married Martha Bathurst on July 19, 1877 in Unionville. He was from Williamsport in Lycoming County, she from Unionville. Rev. Haughawout officiating. Thomas R. Bathurst married Mrs. Margaret Krebs on November 15, 1877, in Walker Township. Both were from Centre County. S.C. Thompson, Justice of the Peace officiating. Austin Bathurst married Rachel Jane Treaster on January 5, 1879. Both were from Eagle Iron Works. Rev. J. Benson Akers officiating. Andrew J. Bathurst married Mary Hampton on September 8, 1879 at Barree Forge in Huntington County. He was from McKeesport in Allegheny County, she from Curtin. Rev. J.C. Barr officiating. William A. Bathurst married Margie B. Shultz on September 25, 1879. Both were from Roland/Curtin. Rev. J. King officiating. John C. Bathurst married Kate Lingle in December 1879. I have no day for this marriage. They were married at Bush House in Bellefonte by the Rev. J. King. He was from Roland/Curtin, she from Eagleville. John D. McCaslin married Mary F. Bathurst on February 26, 1880. He was from Milesburg, she from Roland/Curtin. Rev. J.B. Shaver of Milesburg Methodist Episcopal Church officiating. Zebulon Bathurst married Amelia Malone on December 23, 1880 at Milesburg. He was from Roland/Curtin, she from Milesburg. Rev. J. J. Lohr officiating. George C. Baker married Clara C. Bathurst on January 4, 1883. He was from Williamsport in Lycoming County, she from Unionville. Clara was the sister of Jammie Bathurst who married Willard Van Valin on March 12, 1876. Rev. J.A. Woodcock officiating. William T. Leathers married Etta B. Bathurst on March 22, 1883. Both were from Mt. Eagle. Elder N.J. Mitchell officiating. Archie Bathurst married Almedia Leathers on March 25, 1884, at Mt. Eagle. He was from Marysville in Patton Township. She was the daughter of R.C. Leathers. Elder N.J. Mitchell officiating. Jacob Bathurst married Phoebe Jane Nyman on June 26, 1884 in Milesburg. Both were from Curtin. Rev. W. Reese officiating. Alexander Shipley married Dora Barthurst (spelled that way) on November 27, 1884. He was from Union Township, she from Unionville. Wm. Smith, Justice of the Peace officiating. Ellsworth Miller married Sadie Bathurst on October 10, 1885 in Bellefonte. Both were from Bellefonte. He was the son of David and Mary Miller. John Rankin, Justice of the Peace officiating. Diana Mason

Hello, If anyone has the book "North Central Pennsylvania," by T. Kenneth Wood (1936), would they be kind enough to do a look-up regarding the surnames HOLLINGSWORTH and SCHAFFER (Shaffer). Does anyone have the book "History of Jefferson" by Kate M. Scott, 1888 (reprint 1973)? I was told that there is something in regards to VAN LEW in the book. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Janice Judge/NY vanwin@juno.com ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

Dear Dianna, Grateful for your wonderful gift of sharing your data with the "List" me included. I am not as able as I once was to travel around to various libraries, etc to gather data, so I REALLY love your sharing. Thanks, MARY

The Fall newsletter for the Clinton County Genealogical Society will soon be out. We had election of officers, all remained the same. So I am still the V.P. Added some new families and census info to the Clinton County site http://www.kcnet.org/~history, check em out, under the donated histories etc. Also at the bottom of the main page, there are some new links. Dave ----- Original Message ----- From: Barb Seyler <Ropetracer@prodigy.net> To: <PACLINTO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, November 09, 1999 10:20 PM Subject: Re: Funeral Home Query > Thanks Dave! Will keep looking. Maybe I got the location wrong. > > How did the meeting go? Any news? Got a newsletter coming soon? Wish > I was there :( > > Barb > > PS - actually I am going to be there, hopefully, soon. Am going to > sneak into town the week of Thanksgiving for a day! > > > Dave Wallace wrote: > > > > Hi Barb, > > I am not familiar with "Harris" feuneral home, Not in Clinton County , > > anyway. I have used funeral home records, and find them excellant sources of > > info, naming next of kin(sometimes) down to the pall bearers. Sometimes > > calling hours, Elks or Masonic services etc, are sometimes on them. A local > > gentleman has been borrowing some of the record books from the Clinton > > County Funeral Homes, and with cooperation of the Anne Helenbake Ross > > Library in Lock Haven, coping them for the Library. They are then bound and > > entered into the Penna. Room. > > Dave > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: Barb Seyler <Ropetracer@prodigy.net> > > To: <PACLINTO-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Tuesday, November 09, 1999 6:59 PM > > Subject: Funeral Home Query > > > > > Hi! > > > > > > Can anyone tell me if Harris Funeral Home is still in existance? If > > > not, any idea who might have taken over the business and/or records? > > > > > > One of the other PA lists mentioned using funeral homes to obtain > > > information about an ancestor. Said they usually have a copy of any > > > obit that was placed, as well as birth date and survivors. > > > > > > Think it is worth the 33 cent stamp to check it out. Have any of you > > > had luck with this? > > > > > > Barb > > > > > > > > > ==== PACLINTO Mailing List ==== > > > The West Branch of the Susquehanna River still covers some partial "BOOMS" > > from the lumbering days. > > > > > > ============================== > > > RootsWeb.com now offers UNLIMITED Web space for FREE! > > > Sign up today for RootsWeb's Freepages program: > > > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi > > > > > > > > > > ==== PACLINTO Mailing List ==== > > Clinton County Was formed in 1839 from parts of Lycoming County and Centre County > > > > ============================== > > Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. > > RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. > > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi > > > ==== PACLINTO Mailing List ==== > Lock Haven, Clinton County, is the birthplace of the famous painter John Sloan, the home still stands on Grove Street > > ============================== > Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. > RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi > >

Thanks Dave! Will keep looking. Maybe I got the location wrong. How did the meeting go? Any news? Got a newsletter coming soon? Wish I was there :( Barb PS - actually I am going to be there, hopefully, soon. Am going to sneak into town the week of Thanksgiving for a day! Dave Wallace wrote: > > Hi Barb, > I am not familiar with "Harris" feuneral home, Not in Clinton County , > anyway. I have used funeral home records, and find them excellant sources of > info, naming next of kin(sometimes) down to the pall bearers. Sometimes > calling hours, Elks or Masonic services etc, are sometimes on them. A local > gentleman has been borrowing some of the record books from the Clinton > County Funeral Homes, and with cooperation of the Anne Helenbake Ross > Library in Lock Haven, coping them for the Library. They are then bound and > entered into the Penna. Room. > Dave > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Barb Seyler <Ropetracer@prodigy.net> > To: <PACLINTO-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, November 09, 1999 6:59 PM > Subject: Funeral Home Query > > > Hi! > > > > Can anyone tell me if Harris Funeral Home is still in existance? If > > not, any idea who might have taken over the business and/or records? > > > > One of the other PA lists mentioned using funeral homes to obtain > > information about an ancestor. Said they usually have a copy of any > > obit that was placed, as well as birth date and survivors. > > > > Think it is worth the 33 cent stamp to check it out. Have any of you > > had luck with this? > > > > Barb > > > > > > ==== PACLINTO Mailing List ==== > > The West Branch of the Susquehanna River still covers some partial "BOOMS" > from the lumbering days. > > > > ============================== > > RootsWeb.com now offers UNLIMITED Web space for FREE! > > Sign up today for RootsWeb's Freepages program: > > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi > > > > > > ==== PACLINTO Mailing List ==== > Clinton County Was formed in 1839 from parts of Lycoming County and Centre County > > ============================== > Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. > RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi

Hi Barb, I am not familiar with "Harris" feuneral home, Not in Clinton County , anyway. I have used funeral home records, and find them excellant sources of info, naming next of kin(sometimes) down to the pall bearers. Sometimes calling hours, Elks or Masonic services etc, are sometimes on them. A local gentleman has been borrowing some of the record books from the Clinton County Funeral Homes, and with cooperation of the Anne Helenbake Ross Library in Lock Haven, coping them for the Library. They are then bound and entered into the Penna. Room. Dave ----- Original Message ----- From: Barb Seyler <Ropetracer@prodigy.net> To: <PACLINTO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, November 09, 1999 6:59 PM Subject: Funeral Home Query > Hi! > > Can anyone tell me if Harris Funeral Home is still in existance? If > not, any idea who might have taken over the business and/or records? > > One of the other PA lists mentioned using funeral homes to obtain > information about an ancestor. Said they usually have a copy of any > obit that was placed, as well as birth date and survivors. > > Think it is worth the 33 cent stamp to check it out. Have any of you > had luck with this? > > Barb > > > ==== PACLINTO Mailing List ==== > The West Branch of the Susquehanna River still covers some partial "BOOMS" from the lumbering days. > > ============================== > RootsWeb.com now offers UNLIMITED Web space for FREE! > Sign up today for RootsWeb's Freepages program: > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi > >

Hi! Can anyone tell me if Harris Funeral Home is still in existance? If not, any idea who might have taken over the business and/or records? One of the other PA lists mentioned using funeral homes to obtain information about an ancestor. Said they usually have a copy of any obit that was placed, as well as birth date and survivors. Think it is worth the 33 cent stamp to check it out. Have any of you had luck with this? Barb

Jfmdbmlam@aol.com wrote: > My personal records have the following information on Lamey/Lamy > marriages. > You might want to check the following resource for additional > verification: > > Marriages, 1874-1885, Centre County, Pennsylvania > Published by The Friends of the Centre County Library and Museum. > > Jeremiah Brumgart married Lena Lamey on October 27, 1878. They were > both from > Miles Township. The Rev. Aurand married them at the Lutheran Parsonage > in > Rebersburg. > > I have this marriage in my family file, as one of my surnames is > Snavely: > Harvey Lamy married Catharine Snavely on February 4, 1879. The > marriage was > performed by the Rev. J.M. Smith in Millheim. > > J. Daniel Limbert married Jennie M. Lamey on December 30, 1883. He was > from > Madisonburg, she from Logansville in Clinton County. > > W.S. Lamey married Sarah A. Condo on July 27, 1884. He was from Sugar > Valley > in Clinton County, she from Rockville in Miles Township. The Rev. > Aurand > performed the ceremony. > > Diana > > ==== PACLINTO Mailing List ==== > Several attempts were made to form Clinton County, the name applied > for on the failed attempts was Eagle County > > ============================== > Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. > RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi Thanks for the Lamey marriages, some of which I have. My maiden name is Lamey so it is my primary research surname. Having done a lot of research, my records according to the Bible records, indicate that "Lena" is supposed to be "Tena", her real name being "CHRISTENA".Mary mhoffer@cub.kcnet.org

Thanks so much for that information--Bet you could hear me shout"yes".! At least that gives me some start. In looking over that list I notice there is no one named Will or William. My father talked about "Uncle Will" who took care of the clock in the tower in Lock Haven..I vaguely remember of Uncle Will having a heart attack while he was attending the clock and apparently fell to his death.I was only young so am not too sure of the details. Any mention of him? Thanks again Ruth Eckler

Here are the ones buried in Highland Cemetery, Lock Haven, PA Wiedhahn 038 Clarence Ritchie, [b. 1891 ?] s 06-24-1892 12-??-1964 Wiedhahn 038 Esther Welsh, w/o Clarence R. 07-19-1894 02-20-1987 Wiedhehn 038 Alberta R. Karstetter, w/o Henry F. 01-14-1871 05-03-1926 Wiedhehn 038 Augusta C. 1861 1870 Wiedhehn 038 Charles G. 1828 11-27-1898 Wiedhehn 038 Charles Lincoln 06-08-1863 01-05-1923 Wiedhehn 038 Gretchen R., w/o Charles G. 1831 1896 Wiedhehn 038 Henry Frederick 08-28-1865 07-17-1923 Wiedhehn 038 Herman 1857 1866 Wiedhehn 038 Maud Ritchie, w/o Charles L. 1865 09-05-1901 Wiedhehn 038 Minnnie H. 1872 08-18-1935 Bob Schadt REckler889@aol.com wrote: > Hi I am trying to find info on my fathers parents(and beyond) and so > far have had no luck.My father was Warren H. Wiedhahn and his father was > Henry Frederick Wiedhahn. My grandmother was Racheal Alberta Kerstetter.I > think she was from Sugar Valley and died when I was little-about1925. My > grandfather died about 1923. They lived in Lock Haven,Pa. Any clue as to how > I can find out more will be appreciated..Thank you keep up the good work > in helping find relatives !!! Ruth W. Eckler > > email: reckler889@aol.com > > ==== PACLINTO Mailing List ==== > >From 1795 to 1839 what is now Clinton County was Lycoming County > > ============================== > RootsWeb.com now offers UNLIMITED Web space for FREE! > Sign up today for RootsWeb's Freepages program: > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi -- MZ

My personal records have the following information on Malone marriages. You might want to check the following resources for additional verification: "Marriages, 1800-1850, Centre County, Pennsylvania" "Marriages, 1851-1873, Centre County, Pennsylvania" "Marriages, 1874-1885, Centre County, Pennsylvania" These books are available through The Friends of the Centre County Library and Museum. Jacob Leathers married Harriet Malone on March 17, 1846. Both were from Boggs Township, and were married by the Rev. E. Haycock. James Glenn married Rebecca Malone on December 7, 1848. Both were from Milesburg, and were married by the Rev. John Tonner. John Malone married Phoebe Shank on August 10, 1851. Both lived near Milesburg, and were married by the Rev. D. Hunter. Roland Malone married Mrs. Elizabeth Weidman on November 8, 1853. Both were from Milesburg, and were married by an elder of the church named J. Adams. James Lingle married Marcella Malone on February 17, 1858. James was the son of Paul Lingle and his wife Mary Spoon. Marcella was the daughter of Frederick Malone and his wife Eliza Boileau. I have no record of where they were married, or where they were from. James Stewart married Ann Malone married on March 29, 1859. He was from Spring Township and she from Burnside Township. One of my personal records says that they were both from Snow Shoe, so there is some question about residence. They were married by a Justice of the Peace named D.H. Yeager. Frederick Malone married Nancy Wilson on December 20, 1866. Both were from Boggs Township. I believe this record is also in the files of the Milesburg Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev. J.B. Mann performed the service. Daniel Malone married Mrs. Hannah Eckley on August 13, 1874. Both were from Central City which is near Milesburg I believe. Zebulon Bathurst married Amelia Malone on December 23, 1880. He was from Roland/Curtin, she from Milesburg. They were married at Milesburg by the Rev. J. Lohr. J.A. Freeman married Marcella Malone on September 15, 1881. He was from Cumberland County, she from Marsh Creek. Frank Halderman married Louisa Malone on November 19, 1883. He was from Roland/Curtin, she from Milesburg. They were married at Shaffer House, Mill Creek, Clinton County by the Rev. Jenks. Diana

I am looking for infromation about the LYNCH (John, Thomas, Patrick) family that settled in the Lock Haven area prior to 1860. Two of the brothers married LYNCH sisters. Also looking for information about the TOOLE(Y) or TULLY family that also lived in Lock Haven at the same time. C. Furtaw cefpe@aol.com

I am the list manager. I am sorry this has happened, if you will click on the link PACLINTO-L@rootsweb.com and just type in the word unsubscribe, and nothing else, it should unsubscribe you. If you put any other words in the message area, it will not work. I know of no other way to unsub, it must be from your email address. Thank you Dave ----- Original Message ----- From: <dacke@swbell.net> To: <PACLINTO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, November 07, 1999 8:34 PM Subject: Re: (no subject) > I HAVE RECEIVED AROUND 200 E-MAILS FROM THIS ADDRESS. IF YOU WOULD PLEASE TAKE > ME OFF YOUR E-MAIL LIST, I WOULD GREATLY APPRECIATE IT. > > THANK YOU! > > Ewa728@aol.com wrote: > > > Diana, > > I, for one, appreciate all that you do for genealogy. Since I have been > > looking up material for my family, I have been taught and also know from > > experience that to have a good chart, one must have the source indicated. The > > person who claims to be a professional genealogist is really a low class > > person, which is shown by squelching what others try to do, and also by > > remaining anonymous. This person must be money hungry. I wonder how much good > > this person contributes to the world at no charge. I wonder what their > > dossier looks like. I am around hundreds of volunteers and it is very > > satisfying to know that there are some very precious people in this world. > > Chin up, Diana, you are in a class far above anyone that tries to make > > trouble and you can look at yourself in a mirror and see a very special > > person. > > Best wishes, > > Ackie > > > > ==== PACLINTO Mailing List ==== > > >From 1772 to 1795 what is now Clinton County was Northumberland County > > > > ============================== > > FREE UNLIMITED Web space at RootsWeb! > > Any subject: genealogy, computers, pets! Get your Freepages account today: > > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi > > > > > ==== PACLINTO Mailing List ==== > >From 1795 to 1839 what is now Clinton County was Lycoming County > > ============================== > FREE UNLIMITED Web space at RootsWeb! > Any subject: genealogy, computers, pets! Get your Freepages account today: > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi > >

I HAVE RECEIVED AROUND 200 E-MAILS FROM THIS ADDRESS. IF YOU WOULD PLEASE TAKE ME OFF YOUR E-MAIL LIST, I WOULD GREATLY APPRECIATE IT. THANK YOU! Ewa728@aol.com wrote: > Diana, > I, for one, appreciate all that you do for genealogy. Since I have been > looking up material for my family, I have been taught and also know from > experience that to have a good chart, one must have the source indicated. The > person who claims to be a professional genealogist is really a low class > person, which is shown by squelching what others try to do, and also by > remaining anonymous. This person must be money hungry. I wonder how much good > this person contributes to the world at no charge. I wonder what their > dossier looks like. I am around hundreds of volunteers and it is very > satisfying to know that there are some very precious people in this world. > Chin up, Diana, you are in a class far above anyone that tries to make > trouble and you can look at yourself in a mirror and see a very special > person. > Best wishes, > Ackie > > ==== PACLINTO Mailing List ==== > >From 1772 to 1795 what is now Clinton County was Northumberland County > > ============================== > FREE UNLIMITED Web space at RootsWeb! > Any subject: genealogy, computers, pets! Get your Freepages account today: > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi

Hi Genie-Friends! In case some of you may not know, I am a volunteer for the 1800-1840 Federal census indexes. Since Clinton did not become a county until 1839, the census index lookup also covers neighboring Centre Co. for 1800-1840 as well. The census index for these years only show the head of household by name. It does not indicate place of birth nor other family members by name. On the census record, everyone else in the household is listed as a "number" under the appropriate age column. My search is done at the National Archives. Please send only 1 name at a time and indicate in the subject line "Clinton Co. Census." Please do not ask for "all the Smith's", etc. as I just cannot do this. Be patient as there are approximately 20-30 volunteer lookups a week and sometimes I do get behind. I will get to each of you as soon as possible. :) Please feel free to contact me anytime you need some advice about census research - will do my best to help you! Barb ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Join the Clinton County Genealogical Society....today! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

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Descendants of Michael Kahl/Kehl 1 Michael Kahl/Kehl ...... 2 Jacob Kahl b: September 15, 1755 in Berks Co, Pa d: April 01, 1836 in Miles Twp, Centre Co, Pa .......... +Catherine Weiser b: April 10, 1750 in Miles Twp, Centre Co, Pa m: in 11/28/1781 d: 1839 in Miles Twp, Centre Co, Pa .............. 3 Salome Sarah Kahl b: January 14, 1787 in Heidelberg, Breks Co, Pa d: December 08, 1863 in miles Twp, Centre Co, Pa .................. +Johan George Brungart b: July 20, 1788 in Manheim, York Co, Pa m: April 09, 1811 d: December 21, 1877 in miles Twp, Centre Co, Pa ...................... 4 George Brungart b: February 04, 1821 in Miles Twp, Centre Co, Pa d: March 30, 1898 in Miles Twp, Centre Co, Pa .......................... +Anna Maria Wohlfert b: August 25, 1829 d: November 20, 1897 .............................. 5 Emma Brungard b: August 15, 1862 d: November 05, 1933 .................................. +Levi Snook Frazier b: December 19, 1857 m: February 11, 1888 d: July 27, 1910 ...................... 4 Catherine Brungart b: January 29, 1812 d: May 30, 1857 .......................... +Jacob Erhard b: August 19, 1804 m: November 29, 1829 d: September 19, 1858 .............................. 5 Mary Malinda Erhard b: June 24, 1850 d: October 15, 1891 .................................. +Samuel George Gutelius b: January 09, 1834 m: September 25, 1869 d: July 25, 1895 ...................... 4 Daniel Brungart b: July 04, 1823 d: April 08, 1897 .......................... +Phoebe Ann Royer b: February 19, 1825 m: May 17, 1846 d: October 16, 1920 .............................. 5 Jasper Royer Brungart b: June 17, 1851 .................................. +Mary Elizabeth Long

Something I came across my Sister-in-Law in the Spanglers files found a Hannah Sayers Richard Cole married in Roadstown Cumberland Co 1788 it was not in Cumberland Pa not Cumberland Co. Maryaland it was in Cumberland Co. NJ. Laura

am I sending this wrong? why is it coming back?