p. 13 INTRODUCTORY THOUGHTS Many a visit in childhood and youth, accompanied by my twin brother, have I made to the old homestead of my grandfather, Robert Morehead, Sr., now owned by his son, Robert Morehead, Jr., in Vernon Township, about four miles west of Meadville, on State Rd. And I also remember with pleasure our visits to "Uncle" James Fergerson and family. Sometimes in May or June, when fishing season was in its glory, as we boys used to view things, we would be there and make two of a party, occasionally going to Conneaut Lake for a day's fishing. In this connection I would say that some of my relatives living west of Meadville, like my uncle, george Roudebush, of Blooming Valley, were noted fishermen, a compliment they have long merited. p. 14 Here he is talking about maple syrup time This year (1888) I am carrying on the work alone, as it is not so extensive as in former days. At one time there were several camps on the farm of Ira C. Waid, but at present there are but two--one on the old homestead farm, which was willed to R. L. Waid, but is now occupied by N. P. Waid, and the other the one which I myself work. My friends, George Floyd and Mrs. Laban Smith, make such a report concerning their sugar bushes. I have decided not to do the book verbatim, but only the parts where any genealogical info or any names shows up. I just have too many irons in the fire including a brand new granddaugher that need spoiling. Just had to get that in. Sandy

Am researching the Brink Families that lived in the Fairfield Twp. area of Crawford County.. Abraham Brink,born 1792 in New Jersey was married first to Sarah Carwood, and second to Julia BeeHee. Jacob Brink, brother to Abraham and his wife Patience Kildy. The Brink brothers and their families moved to the Crawford County area in the 1830's. Need to know the names of the children of each of these families. Eleanor Brink was married to my 3rd gr.Grandfather, Ebenezer Phineas Slocum. Not sure if Eleanor's father was Abraham or Jacob, can anyone please help????? Thanks in advance, Fran Richards frr620@mwweb.com

p. 344 John H. MARVIN died November 3, 1881, aged 21 years, 7 months, 28 days Samuel BARRETT, born May 18, 1834, died October 20, 1882 Alice, wife of G. GILMORE, died March 14, 1867, aged 22 years 10 months Athan A. WILLIAMS, born October 5, 1813, died March 28, 1877 Polly, wife of T. J. ODELL, died November 7, 1870, aged 54 years, 9 months, 15 days Stella M. Hays, wife of J. D. BARR, died January 14, 1884, aged 36 years, 1 month, 12 days Elizabeth, wife of John RING, died March 28, 1874, aged 80 years Hattie DICKSON, died October 33, 1873, aged 35 years Dwight DICKSON, died October 23, 1871, aged 22 years, 6 months, 13 days Louessa, wife of Henry MARKER, died August 13, 1886, aged 73 years, 4 months, 27 days Henry MARKER, died November 11, 1887, aged 77 years, 3 months, 14 days George P. MARKER, son of H. and L. MARKER, died February 18, 1856, aged 21 years, 3 months, 16 days Charlotte, wife of Henry KELLY, died October 20, 1851 52 years, 2 months, 25 days Almira FLECK died March 6, 1845, aged 23 years, 7 months, 10 days Peter MARKER died October 31, 1841, aged 26 years, 5 months, 9 days; Delilah, daughter of P. and S. A. MARKER, died March 4, 1860, aged 19 years, 8 months, 13 days Sally Ann, wife of Peter MARKER, died December 10, 1860, aged 40 years, 6 monts In Memory of Thomas MIFFLIN, died April 4, 1853, aged 57 years. This is it under the Miscellaneous section Lots more to follow

p. 343 G. E. ADAMS, wife of H. L. BOYLES, died December 12, 1873, agaed 29 years, 6 months, 6 days. Frank T. DENSMORE, 1856-1885 Marille, wife of John POCHEY, died November 16, 1884, aged 27 years, 4 months, 24 days George LEMMON, born November 13, 1885, died Gebruary 1, 1881 Jane, wife of J. LEMMON, died October 8, 1868, aged 73 years, 3 months Henry B. BAXTER, born December 17, 1827, died July 4, 1882. [I pause a moment here to make a remark, as the date of Mr. Baxter's death comes so near home to me as I write it. I had always loved him since our first acquaintance. He lived several years in our neighborhood; was superintendent of Sabbath-school at State Road, and I have always been acquainted with Phebe C. Baxter,* his beloved wife. She is a daughter of J. F. BREED, of whom I have spoken in this volume, and when I think of my own beloved wife, Eliza, whose name and memory to me are imperishable, never to be forgotten, died on the 4th of July, 1888, just six years to a day after my friend, Henry Baxter. Is it any wonder to the reader that I stop to think? But I continue to give the list of the departed ones. On this monument, which I may say is the largest and perhaps one of the most attractive in the cemetery, is inscribed the name of his wife, or widow: Phebe C. Baxter, born April 3, 1841. Fannie S. FALKINBURG, born October 1, 1838, died April 21, 1885 W. W. BAXTER, born November 12, 1851, Hulda, his wife, born January 24, 1842, died February 17, 1884 Preston D., son of A. and S. RIDER, died March 21, 1878, aged 18 years, 10 months, 7 days G. J. WYKOFF, wife of R. ROUDEBUSH, died July 7, 1870, aged 23 years Janett E., wife of W. L. WYKOFF, died May 3, 1878, aged 28 years, 2 months, 12 days Lydia, daughter of R. and S. A. TEASDALE, died March 25, 1876, agaed 19 years, 11 months, 5 days Temperence FERGERSON, born December 20, 1796, died **March 11, 1869. Interred near the Waid Twin Monuments. James A. FERGERSON, born December 25, 1795, died April 22, 1858, and is interred in the cemetery in Meadville. ------------------------------------------------ * Phebe C. Baxter attended the Moore school where I taught in 1856, and later on she taught our district school where our children attended--F. C. Waid **Temperance Fergerson died at the home of my brother, Robert L. Waid, where she was visiting and took sick--F. C. Waid Until tomorrow - Sandy

p. 342- Con't I here give the record of several departed ones not already mentioned in my 1886 Souvenir: Franklin, son of M. S. and M. Morehead, died September 15, 1862, aged 3 months. [Interred just east of our last monument erected.] Angeline, wife of Henry Thurston, died September 1, 1856, aged 26 years, 5 months, 26 days. [This lady was a schoolmate of mine. Three of her children--David, Allen and Mack--are interred by her grave.] Daniel COWEN died May 15, 1864, aged 71 years, 1 month, 3 days Basheba, wife of Able ELLIS, died April 1, 1885, aged 80 tears, 9 months Samuel FLOYD died July 11, 1849, aged 84 years Catherine PITCHER, daughter of A. and J. PITCHER, died April 20, 1854, aged 17 years David PITCHER, son of A. and J. PITCHER, died December 19, 1849 aged 20 years, 1 month, 18 days Nicholas PITCHER, died April 30, 1843, aged 23 years Eliza A., wife of Leland BRAYMER, died November 25, 1879, aged 34 years, 11 months, 6 days Susan, wife of Luther MARCH, died April 13, 1845 More to follow, lots more Sandy

Am looking for information on Arthur D. Snyder and his wife Margaret Peterson. Art was born in 1854 and Maggie in 1861. They are listed in the Crawford County Census of 1900 as follows: Arthur D. Head Nov 1854 45 born PA Maggie Wife Dec 1861 38 born PA Della Dau Jun 1879 20 born PA Anna B Dau May 1882 18 born PA Bertha M Dau Dec 1885 14 born PA Edna P Dau Apr 1888 12 born PA Daisy S Dau Jan 1891 09 born PA Glista Dau Apr 1898 02 born PA There is also a son Ernest B. born May 1903, this is my husband's grandfather. Any help would be appreciated :>) Dawn Shelton

Mrs. G. W. Cole of Hayfield, Pat, I have one that might possibly fit 1. GEORGE W.3 COLE (JOHN2, CONRAD1) was born 1833, and died 26 May 1905 in Kansas. He married UNKNOWN. Children of GEORGE COLE and UNKNOWN are: i. JOHN4 COLE. ii. DELLA COLE. iii. SARAH COLE, m. ELMER KLECKNER. Sandy Roche Schroeder slschroe@intrepid.net

P. 341-342 I here also give some other names that may be of interest to the reader, and which I jotted down from time to time when visiting cemeteries: Clinton CULLUM, born November 17, 1819, died at his pleasant home on Liberty Street, Meadville, January 28, 1888' interred in Greendale Cemetery, Meadville. Nicholas H. Stull died at his home in Woodcock Township, Crawford County, February 9, 1888, aged 68 years and 1 moth. Interred on 11th in Blooming Valley Cemetery, the funeral services being conducted by our pastor, M. Miller, whose text was: Our fathers, where are they? Brother Stull had been a member of the State Road Methodist Episcopal Church for about twenty-five years. James H. Allen died November 24, 1886, in Campbell County, Dakota, while his wife was visiting in Crawford County, Penn. Robert Quinn, died October 16, 1865, aged sixty-eight years; Jane, his wife, died November 12, 1856, aged sixty years. They are interred in Lakeview Cemetery, Jamestown, Chautaugua Co., N.Y., and by their side rest the remains of Leander Simmons. Reuben E. Fenton, born July 4, 1819, died August 25, 1885, and is also buried in Lakeview Cemetery. [The Fenton vault is a small, plainly beautiful structure, bearing upon one end the words, "I am the Resurrection and the Life", and upon the other side the legend, "Rest in peace."] Cordelia A. Stephenson died March 13, 1889, in her sixty-sixth year. Her husband John Stephenson, died in 1878, and both are interred in Greendale Cemetery, Meadville, and I attended both funerals; they were relatives of mine. On that beautiful spring afternoon, March 14, 1889, I read on a monument in Greendale Cemetery the following: Through the grave and the gates of Death We pass to a joyful resurrection. DARWIN A. FINNEY 1814-1866 Much more to come Enjoy Sandy

p. 341 THE HENRY O. ALLEN FAMILY The following record of the Henry O. Allen family I received in April, 1888, from his widow, Mr. Rhoda A. (Caleb written in pencil) Allen, of Winterset, Madison Co., Iowa. Henry O Allen, born August 18, 1821, at Meadville, Crawford Co., Penn., died October 28, 1885, at Leavenworth, Kas., at the age of 53 years, 2 months and 11 days. {Had he lived till November 11, 1885, he and his wife would have seen the forty-fifth anniversary of their wedding day] Rhoca Ann Caleb, born October 11, 1820, at Danbury, Tompkins Co., N.Y. Above named were married November 11, 1840, at Ovid, Seneca Co., N.Y. and their children were as follows: Oscar Monroe, born May 10, 1843, at Athens, Bradford Co., Penn., died at Pleasantville, Penn., December 14, 1874, aged 31 years 7 months and 4 days. Francis Elijah, born July 13, 1846, at Athens, Bradford Co., Penn., died at Ottawa, Kas., May 6, 1879, aged 32 years, 9 months and 23 days. Adrian Leroy, born August 10, 1851, at Athens, Bradford Co., Penn. Ida Bell Estelle, born August 4, 1857, at Meadville, Crawford Co., Penn.

p. 340 AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF THOMAS W. PHELPS (Written for his sincere friend Francis C. Waid) The record of my birth and parentage, etc., is included in the biographical record of the Phelps Family, and will be found at Page 338-339 in this book. When I left home, just before I was twenty-one years of age, I had no property I could call my own, and had but little schooling. However, during the winters of 1850-51 and 1851-52 I attended school, and in September, 1852, I commenced college, following which I taught school in various places, alternated with further studies at college. In 1856 I moved to Minnesota, and located at Marion, where I went to work immediately, and followed surveying several years. I was town superintendent of schools in 1860-61, and county superintendent several years. Have held nearly every town office; was a justice of the peace many years; was in the Legislature, 1871 and 1877' was president of the Agricultural Society, 1866-78-79, I have been district treasurer ever since 1874, and am now supervisor and treasurer. I have held nearly all the offices in the church; have been lay delegate, district and recording steward (many years); have held the office of class leader, steward, president of building committee (during the putting up two new churches); am at present steward and Sunday School superintendent On my farm we raise cattle, horses, hogs and the various kinds of grain and sees--hay, clover and timothy, for seed, doing well here. We have a comfortable living, enough for ourselves and whomsoever may visit us; and I wish you, my dear friend Mr. Waid, could come and see us and stay a long time. You and yours would be welcome and twice welcome. Things taste better when we have our friends with us. Come! Come!! Come!!! Your sincere Friend, THOMAS W. PHELPS. Chester, MINN. February 8, 1887 Still more to come - lots more

P. 338-339 - Second Souvenir MISCELLANEOUS BIOGRAPHY OF THE PHELPS FAMILY I take a pleasure in placing the following biography of the Phelps family on record in my SOUVENIT. It is not enough for me to say of Levi M. Phelps that I loved him. He helped me much in my lifetime, and God only knows how much he helped me on that never-to-be-forgotten occasion, when he knelt down and prayed for me in the old State Road Church on January 10, 1851. I loved Levi M. Phelps before than as a man and a friend, but from that day forward I loved him as a man, a true friend and as a father of the church until his death. And I yet love him, and cherish his precious memory with sincere reverence. It was his son, Nathan, who led me to the altar where I was converted, so it may not be wondered at that I love the Phelps Family. Levi M. Phelps was born August 3, 1803, in Maryland, and died March 31, 1857 in Minnesota. When he was but four years old his father died, and the boy was reared without education or any chance of improvement. He was a good father, a man who impressed all with whom he associated with the right, and was looked up to as a leader. He was for many years exhorter, steward, class leader and trustee of his church; was several times school and town officer. He died as he had lived. Shortly before he passed away he said: "I thought religion was good, but I never expected such a triumph. All joy, all peace, all Heaven!" (in italics) And though dead, he yet speaketh. His wife, Phebe M., was born July 28, 1808, in Allegany County, N.Y., and died July 29, 1875 in the town of Marion, Minn. She always despised wrong, looked with contempt on anything unchaste or dishonorable. She instructed her children in the right, and left a salutary impress on all she had to do with, and died in the faith. The children of Levi M. and Phebe M. Phelps were as follows: (1) Nathan S. born February 23, 1826, in Steuben County, N..Y., married Margaret Waldron February 18, 1870 and has three children, all girls. He resides in Olmstead, Minn., a wealthy farmer and a man of prominence in church and municipal affairs. (2) Eleazer C., born April 28, 1829, in Steuben County, N.Y., married Electa A. Rorman in September, 1750 (my note, must be 1850, no mention in the errata and emmandatins of a correction) in Crawford County, Penn., and has four daughters married. He is now a resident of Rochester, Minn. (3) Thomas W., born April 28, 1829, in Steuben Co., N.Y., married August 29, 1858, at Faribault, Minn., to Eliza Jane Hooner, and has four daughters and one son--Sadie P., Mina E., Thomas L., Emma B., and Jennie L., all living and well to do. He resides in Chester, Olmsted Co., Minn. [At page 340 will be found a brief autobiographical sketch of Thomas W. Phelps--F. C. W.] (4) Sarah J. born October 15, 1850, in Steuben Co., N.Y., has never married. She has taught school nearly 30 years, commencing in `848 in Crawford County, Penn. She is also a resident of Olmsted County, Minn. (5) Mary A., born April 15, 1832, in Potter County, Penn; is married and has four children. She was the first of a family of eleven children converted at the meetings held at State Road Church, Crawford Co., Penn., in 1850-51. She now lives in St. Clair County, Mo. (6) Sylvester N., born September 17, 1833, in Potter County, Penn.' is married and has one child, a daughter. He was converted in December, 1850, at the State Road Church, attended Allegheny College in Meadville, PEnn., and moved to Minnesota in September, 1844. Joined the Conference in 1856. and preached nearly twenty years. He owns a very fine farm. (7) Letita P., born August 15, 1835, in Steuben County, Penn is married and has three children living, all girls. He resides in Rochester, Minn. (my note - I wonder about this info - Is there a Steuben Co. PA??) (8) Loretta P., born August 8, 1837 died in April, 1874, in Marshall County, Iowa, leaving two children living--one son and one daughter. (9) Margaret E., born February 18, 1840, in Crawford Co., Penn.; married in 1858, and had two children by first marriage; in August, 1864, she lost her husband in the was, and in 1879 she again married, bu which union she had three daughters. She died February 9, 1887. (10) Amelia S., born July 26, 1846, in Crawford County, Penn.' is married, and resides in Marshall County, Iowa. (11) Emma, born in February, 1848, in Crawford County, Penn.; is married and has one child living. She resides at Crook City, Dak. More to follow

Hi Helene, Thanks for the information, but what I am looking for is the uncertified copies. They are usually less expensive and for genealogical and medical purposes only. In Ohio, they are $.03 versus $3 for certified. The forms you sent the links for are for certified copies. The note on the page says to "call for information" on non-certified, genealogical copies. Sorry to be such a pain... will probably just call tomorrow and get it over with :) Thanks! From: HViola1778@aol.com Date sent: Tue, 19 Jan 1999 23:00:29 EST To: brogan@idworld.net, PACRAWFO-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [PACRAWFO-L] Uncertified Birth/Death records? > Hi! You need an application for birth or death record form. You can > download them on the following website: <A > HREF="http://www.health.state.pa.us/HPA/apply_bd.htm">Birth > Certificate/Death Records</A> Birth records are $4.00 and death records > are $3.00. Helene Christi Brogan Rootsweb Listowner: Barton, Brogan, Burlingame, Calvert, Dunn, Perley, Voss and Whitmer GenConnect Boardowner: Barton, Brogan, Burlingame, Calvert, Dunn, Perley and Whitmer Visit our listpages at: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~cbrogan/ Visit my personal pages at: http://www.txdirect.net

In our recent visit to Crawford Co., we got into the will of Robert Blair b 1785 (son of Hugh Blair b 1741) who married Martha McQuiston b 1791(dau of Andrew McQuiston b 1762). The will actually states that on Thursday a new will was written from 12:00 noon until 2:00 am in the morning. On Saturday morning 3/4/1854, Robert died. Now Robert & Martha had no children of their own, so Robert left 1/3 to his wife; 1/3 to the children of his sister Elizabeth and 1/3 to others. Now Elizabeth's children, sons of James McMaster, just happen to be Hugh, John, and James McMaster. He also stated that if his wife protested the will; she was to get nothing. Did she protest the will!!! All the way to the PA supreme court. It is now 1858, Hugh McMaster is off to Pittsburgh for the hearing. Opinion delivered by J. Lowrie; "If this example (of overturning the will) were followed in the administration of the law, every dying man's will would be in danger". The will was upheld. So who got what!!! That's what we would like to know. Unfortunately, Crawford Co. has poor records on dispersement. There is no stone for Martha beside Robert Blair. Is she there? Also, we visited Hartstown Cem. and found vandals damaged about 10 stones. One of those stones was of Thomas McLenahan/McClenahan. Thomas McLenahan b 1767 d 1847 dau Mary b 1799 d 1844 m Alexander Henry (brother of Robert Henry) dau Esther b 1800 d 1856 m Hugh McMaster son Thomas b 1804 d 1876 dau Martha b 1815 d 1893 m James Free Henry (son of Robert Henry) We left Thomas Sr.'s broken stone pieces leaning against his son's stone. It is written that Andrew McQuiston stayed with Thomas when they arrived in Adamsville from SC. So Martha McQuiston knew Thomas as well as Hugh McMaster did. A sad moment when we saw his stone in pieces. Thomas McLenahan Jr's land can be seen on the 1876 map near J F Patton's land located half way between Adamsville and Hartstown. On the J F Patton land is the newly found McMaster Cem. All the stones appear to be replacement stones. What happened to the originals!!! It was reported that Hugh Fletcher Blair's stone was being used as a back step at the original Blair's homestead. Now Hugh Blair just happened to be the son-in-law of Hugh McMaster (they sure loved that name Hugh). Hugh Blair's daughter has a stone in the McMaster Cem; no record of father Hugh. Is he buried there also or is he buried under the back step!!! Did the Blair's make a raid on the McMaster Cem!!! Was this lawsuit the start of the Hatfield and McCoys of Crawford Co.? Bob Hayden

Thanks to help of an Internet friend, I have some new names that are associated with my Charles L. Butterfield and his wife, Alvira/Elvira Diane Shirtliff. Elvira had a sister Elizabeth who married Henry Carter. Elizabeth died 5 July 1911 in Summerhill and is buried in Denny Cemetery. I have her obit but it doesn't give me any information on her parents. They also had a brother and sister living in Erie (no names). Are there any descendants of their kids? William Carter of Norrisville (1911), Mrs. G. W. Cole of Hayfield, Mrs. Grant Snyder of Butler Co., PA, and Ms. Jessie Brookhouser of Parkers Landing, PA. Any leads would be greatly appreciated. -- ********************************* Patricia Butterfield Vedner Conneautville, PA 16406 http://www.toolcity.net/~vedner Conneaut Valley Area Historical Society 1925 Main Street, Conneautville, PA 16406 Open 12-2:00 on Saturdays - Come visit us. http://www.granniesworld.com

On the first page is a note signed by F. C. WAID Presented to Floria (my note- I think) Wilson Daughter of Homer C. Waid of Milerton, Tioga Co.Pa As I do not know her address I send it to Homer hoping Floria will get it from her parents. F. C. Waid A gift of remembrance from you relative Blooming Valley Crawford Co PA Sept. 9th 1890 Please reply

I recently purchased the above book at an auction and will transcribe any genelogical info I find as I peruse it. In the back of the book there are pages to list births, deaths, marriages; Transcription as follows: Marriages: Homer J. C. WAID and Amaretta CALEB were married May 14, 1863 by P. W. Thurmond at Sagertown, Crawford Co., PA Charles A. WILLSON and Floria E. WAID were married July 10, 1888 by E. J. Hermans at Elmire, N.Y. Roy Davis WAID and Mary Margaret WARNER June 27, 1905 at 157 West LaFrance St. Elmira, N.Y. by Rev. C. C, Crawford, Disciple, REv. Charles A. Willson, Methodist. Homer Warner WAID and Elsie A. MATHEWS Oct. 6, 1934 at Baltimore. Md. Md second to Mrs. Marjorie Guthrie Wiggins May 6, 1943 at Wilmington, Delaware Margaret Louella WAID and Clyde Allen BROWN May 7, 1941 - Methodist church at Baltimore, Maryland BIRTHS: Homer J. C. WAID was born Oct. 19, 1840 in Woodcock Tp., Crawford Co., Pa Amaretta CALEB was born July 22, 1840 in Ovid, Seneca Co. N. Y. Florie E. WAID, was born May 22, 1865 in Mead Tp., Crawford Co., Pennsylvania Roy D. Waid was born May 7, 1883 in Millerton, Tioga Co. Pennsylvania Rev. Chas. A. Willson was born Jan 18, 1850 in New York, N.Y. - 10th St Mary Margaret WARNER born July 20, 1884 at Breesport, New York Margaret Louella WAID born Dec. 6, 1909 (the 9 has a line thru it with a 7 written aboave) Richard WAID born Jan. 31, 1938 at Baltimore Maryland Roy Waid BROWN born Mar. e, 1945 at Mitchell Field, Long Island DEATHS Homer Clark WAID - Nov. 26, 1916 Amaretta Caleb Ward, Nov 1915 Charles A. Willson, April 7, 1950 Richard M. Waid April 22, 1954 Above are the handwritten notes in the book More to follow: Sandy Roche Schroeder

Hi! I am hoping someone on here can save me a phone call :) The Pennsylvania Division of Vital Records says that they do provide genealogical copies of birth and death certificates (1906 to present) but you have to call for more information. Now, I can do that, but I figured if someone on here knew the answer already as to how to go about getting them and how much they cost, I would save myself a step. Anyone know? Thanks in advance! Christi Brogan Rootsweb Listowner: Barton, Brogan, Burlingame, Calvert, Dunn, Perley, Voss and Whitmer GenConnect Boardowner: Barton, Brogan, Burlingame, Calvert, Dunn, Perley and Whitmer Visit our listpages at: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~cbrogan/ Visit my personal pages at: http://www.txdirect.net

Hi! You need an application for birth or death record form. You can download them on the following website: <A HREF="http://www.health.state.pa.us/HPA/apply_bd.htm">Birth Certificate/Death Records</A> Birth records are $4.00 and death records are $3.00. Helene

I have found a wonderful picture of a First Grade class, Room 3, Landon School taken about 1913. Since my father's family moved from Titusville to Cleveland OH sometime around then, I am not sure if the Landon School was located in Titusville or Cleveland. The photo has an ID 8433 on it and is crystal clear. It may be of interest to others in the Titusville area if in fact there was a Landon School in Titusville. Does anyone know? Anne Searer asearer@pptnlx.pptn.org 866 Sandhill Road Hershey, PA 17033-2517

DEATH OF S.N. BULLIS - Stephen N. Bullis died at Mercer May 13, 1935, aged 67 years. He is survived by six children, Gean, Bertha, Laura, Lesle, Raymond and Neal; two brothers, Frank, of Linesville, and William of Osgood, three sisters, Mrs. Brad Terrill, Mrs. Melvin Mann, Linesville, Mrs. Addie Bullis, Greenville. FUNERAL OF MRS. F.C. CAMPBELL - Manie (Gilliland), wife of Fenton C. Campbell passed away at their home in Linesville, July 23, 1934, at 3:30 a.m. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. W. Harold Sloan at the house Wednesday afternoon. Burial followed in Linesville cemetery. Manie, daughter of Frank and Jennie Gilliland, of Conneaut township, was born October 9, 1879; married to F.C. Campbell February 13, 1901. She was in failing health for many months. Mr. Campbell and family moved to Linesville in May 1932. Mrs. Campbell was member of Center Road Grange more than 25 years, also past grand of Phyllis Rebekah Lodge 455. While residents of Conneaut township, she was member of Ladies Aid Society, Conneaut Center Church. Surviving members of her family, husband, sons, Wilbur and Maurice, daughters, Mrs. Edith Rudler, Mrs. Marian Roth and Mildred at home. Two sisters, Mrs. S.H. Parch and Mrs. Nan Bollard survive Mrs. Campbell. DEATH OF MRS. REBECCA ANN (BOALS) BEAN Mrs. Rebecca Ann (Boals) Bean, was born in Venango County, Pennsylvania, May 8th, 1862. In the year of 1877 Rebecca Ann Boals was united in marriage with Mr. Frank Bean (who was deceased May 17th, 1928). To this union eight children were born, six of whom still survive their mother. The following are the names of the surviving children: Forest Bean; Sylvia Paden, Willard, Ohio; Lean Miller, Clymer, N.Y. Mary Powers, Cleveland, Ohio; Eva Waring, Waringtown, Pa.; Burton Bean, Dorset, Ohio. Surviving members of her family, husband, sons, Wilbur and Maurice, daughters, Mrs. Edith Rudler, Mrs. Marian Roth and Mildred at home. Two sisters, Mrs. S.H. Parch and Mrs. Nan Bollard survive Mrs. Campbell. In addition, there are 27 grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren. Also two sisters, Mrs. Claud Mallory, Diamond, Pa., and Mrs. Stella Handcock, Titusville, Pa., and one brother, Laton Boals, Texas. During the past 35 years, Sister Bean has been a faithful resident of the vicinity of Linesville, Pa. Mrs. Bean has been a friend of friends, always looked up to as one who was ready to help no matter where. During her residence in the vicinity of Espyville, Pa., she united with the Methodist Church there; but of late years she has attended the local Baptist church whenever possible. Mrs. Bean departed this life on Saturday evening at five o'clock in the Spencer hospital, July 28th, 1934, aged 72 years, 2 months and 20 days. The family wishes to use this means of expressing their many thanks and appreciation to the many friends and neighbors who have assisted them in any way during the illness and death of their beloved mother, grandmother and sister. Funeral services at the home of her daughter, Eva Waring, Waringtown, Tuesday afternoon, at 1:30. Rev. Mr. Hartman, pastor of the local Baptist Church, Linesville, officiating. That's all for tonight! Kathy Brubaker Volunteer Genealogist Linesville Historical Society kbrbkr@toolcity.net