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At 01:10 AM 2/21/01 -0500, you wrote: >For Dauphin county it is Harrisburg; but a marriage in >1821 must usually be found in church records not in a >courthouse. >Thank you. My grandfather always said that he was raised German Luthern. >So now my next question is. Was there a German Luthern church in Dauphin >co. around 1820. I have a page here of a Trenity Luthern church, that has >a Krug and a Orth. Do you think this is the one? >-----Original Message----- >From: milton krug <mmkrug@cin.net> >To: PADAUPHI-L@rootsweb.com <PADAUPHI-L@rootsweb.com> >Date: Tuesday, February 20, 2001 10:41 PM >Subject: [PADAUPHI] Krug, Orth > > > >Searching for a marriage licence for George Krug and Mary >Orth. I don't > >have a marrage date on them but their first child, Sarah >was born may 19, > >1821. I beleive they met in Dauphin co. I don't know where >the county seat > >is, as I am from Illinois. I need some one to go to the >courthouse and see > >if there is a marrage licence for these two. I'm thinking >that they should > >have been married close to when their first child was born. >thanks > > > > > >==== PADAUPHI Mailing List ==== > >List Ownwer Nadine Hensley for list help please e-mail me >at > >ndwilson@swbell.net > > > > >==== PADAUPHI Mailing List ==== >List Ownwer Nadine Hensley for list help please e-mail me at >ndwilson@swbell.net

Reading is in Berks County. Don't know about Highspire but Steelton had another name earlier, Baldwin (I think). -----Original Message----- From: Lakeanatink@aol.com <Lakeanatink@aol.com> To: PADAUPHI-L@rootsweb.com <PADAUPHI-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, February 20, 2001 6:53 PM Subject: [PADAUPHI] HIGHSPIRE/STEELTON >Is Highspire considered part of Dauphin County? Could it have had another >name in the 1850. How about Steelton? > >Also wondering what county Reading PA was in during the early 1900's >-1930?Brenda > > >==== PADAUPHI Mailing List ==== >Who, Where, When. >A GOOD subject says:...... John SMITH, Arkansas, 1850-1876 >A bad one says: ........ My family >

For Dauphin county it is Harrisburg; but a marriage in 1821 must usually be found in church records not in a courthouse. -----Original Message----- From: milton krug <mmkrug@cin.net> To: PADAUPHI-L@rootsweb.com <PADAUPHI-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, February 20, 2001 10:41 PM Subject: [PADAUPHI] Krug, Orth >Searching for a marriage licence for George Krug and Mary Orth. I don't >have a marrage date on them but their first child, Sarah was born may 19, >1821. I beleive they met in Dauphin co. I don't know where the county seat >is, as I am from Illinois. I need some one to go to the courthouse and see >if there is a marrage licence for these two. I'm thinking that they should >have been married close to when their first child was born. thanks > > >==== PADAUPHI Mailing List ==== >List Ownwer Nadine Hensley for list help please e-mail me at >ndwilson@swbell.net >

Steelton was founded around 1866. Originally it was named Baldwin. In1870 it was named Steelton.

Searching for a marriage licence for George Krug and Mary Orth. I don't have a marrage date on them but their first child, Sarah was born may 19, 1821. I beleive they met in Dauphin co. I don't know where the county seat is, as I am from Illinois. I need some one to go to the courthouse and see if there is a marrage licence for these two. I'm thinking that they should have been married close to when their first child was born. thanks

Is Highspire considered part of Dauphin County? Could it have had another name in the 1850. How about Steelton? Also wondering what county Reading PA was in during the early 1900's -1930?Brenda

Hi , I am new to the digest. I am researching the Dintiman/byers family as well as the Bloughs. I need information on the parents of William Paul Dintiman of Highspire PA and Olive Byers Dintiman both listed in the ?? 1870 census I think. Also information about Loyd and Luther and Sarah Dintiman of Reading Pennsylvania. Any suggestions where to look? Does anyone have access to people buried at Highspire Cemetary? Also looking for Gregory family that lived on Front Street in 1850-1890 time frame . thanks Brenda Dintiman

Hi List, I have a John CHAMBERLAIN/LIN B July 19 1830 d. Oct. 1899 in Shippensburg Cumberland Co PA. married Sarah Jane Ann MIXELL . Some of his children are from Dauphin Co. Would anyone know of this family, or related Who would be his parents and siblings . John is my brick wall. Thanking you of your time. Thelma

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My Uncle Carson lived with his wife, Maude, in Middletown, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. He was a retired Colonel, US Air Force, and I remember he was a Security Officer at the Olstead Air Force Base. Uncle Carson and Aunt Maude had a daughter, Mary Jane. I know that Uncle Carson was very active in the Red Cross as a volunteer, and appeared in the local newspapers being honored for his service to the Red Cross. Uncle Carson took my father, Kenneth Stover, into his home and raised him as a natural son; when my Grandfather, Clinton Jacob Stover left his wife and abandoning my father as well. When my father died in 1977, Uncle Carson and Aunt Maude passed away within a few weeks as well. This is all I can remember about my uncle Carson Stover and Aunt Maude (maiden name Hoaster). I would really appreciate it if anyone who knew or remembers, or has any further information regarding these Stovers, please let me know. Aloha and Mahalo (thank you). Kenneth Clinton Stover, Jr.

Thank you, I'm looking for Minerva L WINDLE born 1872 died Sept. 15, 1966, last residence 17070 New Cumberland Pa, if you know which cemetery is the closest to this address, please let me know.

As to weavers in the 18th and early 19th century. My ancestor John Anderson is named in A History of Franklin County (PA). It states that he was a weaver by trade who came from Ireland in the early days and settled in this county. What I also found interesting was that at least one male in each succeeding generation was a tailor or saddlemaker and even my father worked in retail selling men's suits and knew good fabric. S.Wismer Dalton MA

Just for clarity - New Cumberland is actually its own borough, and is not within the jurisdiction of Lower Allen Twp, although it is geographically within Lower Allen Twp as Karl said. (Hi Karl!) Also, there was once a cemetery in downtown New Cumberland, somewhere between 4th and 6th Sts. along Market St. No one seems to know exactly what happened or when (I asked at the borough bldg), but there are buildings on the site. I assume the remains were moved to Mt. Olivet (just south of town), but have no confirmation of it. Does anyone know? This cemetery is shown on a map inside Gilbert Beckley's book on New Cumberland's history. Janice ----- Original Message ----- From: <KFox1942@aol.com> To: <PADAUPHI-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, February 19, 2001 10:11 AM Subject: Re: [PADAUPHI] New Cumberland > New Cumberland is in Lower Allen Twp., Cumberland County.. Harrisburg is on > the East side of the Susquehanna River and is part of Dauphin County. >

Who wove the cloth? In Ohio it was made from flax and wool. The flax was converted to linen thread on the little wheel. Carded sheep's wool was fed to the big wheel and came out thread. Every home had a big wheel and a little wheel sitting in the corner. One loom served several families. The common cloth was linsey or linsey-woolsey, the chain being linen and filling woolen. In some cantons of Switzerland, Baseland for example, weaving was the main occupation. Not farming. Grapes and wine making was also important. The men were skilled weavers of silk ribbon. Were men important as weavers of cloth in Alsace and in Lancaster and its children counties? Were any of them Matter men? We have two and maybe three weavers in Cumberland County about 1830-1860 and probably before 1800 - Mater men. Henry and Michael. What did the Matter men of Lancaster County do beside farm. Most every family had enough of a garden to their family and a milk cow and a horse but the women and young children did most of that work. Larger farms required the full attention of the adult men - but in some families the men were money-lenders, blacksmiths, carpenters maybe weavers, wagoneers, harness makers,stone masons and toward 1800 they may have worked on building or operating the canals. Did anyone brew beer, raise grapes and apples for supplying other than themselves? If so they probably didn't have a large farm. How do the Matter families fit in? Did they all have large farms which they passed on to their sons? Or were some of them tradesmen?

Foster, McCord, Hand, Fleming, Hendrickson, Smittle, Boatman, Gregg, Wiley, Mitchell, Partridge, Lee Seek information, researchers and descendants of Robert FOSTER, b-ca 1747, Ireland, d-ca 1826, Adams co. Ohio. m-Margaret McCord in 1790, , , PA. Archival and family records indicate Robert FOSTER served in Revolutionary War beginning 1 June 1775 in Pennsylvania's First Regiment of Continental Army, commnaded by Col. Edward HAND. Family arrived in Adams co. Ohio, in fall of 1797. Known children (spouses and 1850 locations shown parenthetically): 1- Thomas, b-1791, d-1825 (Nancy FLEMING, Preble co. OH) 2- John, b-1793, d-1883 (Sarah HENDRICKSON, Ripley co. IN) 3- Martha, b-1794, d-1830 (David SMITTLE, Scioto co. OH) 4- Nancy, b-1795, d-1825 (John SMITTLE, Wright co. MO) 5- Alexander, b-1796, d-1880 (Nancy SMITTLE, Adams co. OH) 6- James, b-1798, d- 1880 (1st. Margaret SMITTLE, 2nd. Nancy BOATMAN, Grant co., IN) 7-Margart, b 1799, d-1840 (Joseph SMITTLE, Adams co. OH) 8- Samuel, b-1801, d-1852 (1st. Susannah SMITTLE, 2nd. Susan GREEG, Adams co. OH) 9-Mary, b-1804, d-1873 (Isaac WILEY, Adams co. OH) 10- Eleanor, b-1805, d-1899 (Alexander MITCHELL, Scioto co. OH) 11- Sarah, b-1807, d-1879 (Robert PARTRIDGE, Clark co, IL then Holt co. MO) 12- Andrew, b-1809, d-1873 (1st Mary WILEY, 2nd Sarah LEE, Hunitington co, IN then Holt co MO) 13-Robert, b-1810, d-1849 (Nancy Wiley, Clinton co. OH) Contact: Jim Plummer in Saudi Arabia jplummer@sahara.com.sa Thanks to everyone for your assistance, Jim

New Cumberland is in Lower Allen Twp., Cumberland County.. Harrisburg is on the East side of the Susquehanna River and is part of Dauphin County. There are no cemeteries in New Cumberland, PA that I am aware of. However, just South of town in York County, there is Mt. Olivet Cemetery which is very large. To the North West in Camp Hill (Cumberland County) there are three: Rolling Green Memorial Park (very large) and two smaller church cemeteries. These are used by New Cumberland. Harrisburg (Dauphin Co.) has two Harrisburg and Harrisburg East. There is also a Catholic Cemetery - Cathedral or Mt. Calvary Cemetery. There are a number of others in the area, but these are further away. Dauphin Co. has 228 cemeteries that I am aware of. Karl Fox Cemeteries of Dauphin Co. - 2000 -- http://hometown.aol.com/dfox1943/myhomepage/index.html

Would anyone have a list of cemeteries in Cumberland (Harrisburg) thank you.

Hello, I am seeking information on, and ancestors of my g-grandparents Mary ZIMMERMAN married to Luther GRACE circa 1860/70s. This could have been her second marriage. They lived in Dayton near Williamstown in Upper Dauphin Co. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Jay M. Osman Landisburg, PA ----- Original Message ----- From: Ralph D. Biddle To: PADAUPHI-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Sunday, February 18, 2001 10:27 PM Subject: Re: [PADAUPHI] Zimmermans Margie, I am an active Zimmerman researcher. Someone else posted a Peter Zimmerman md Mary Magdelene Beane and they had a son Peter Zimmerman b March 4, 1763. The elder Peter Zimmerman came to America in 1739 with a brother Gottfried and a sister Isabella. I am a descendendent of this line and will gladly exchange info with you of anyone else working this line. Ralph Biddle from OK Charlie Parks wrote: > Margie, > > I am not researching Zimmerman, but I put the following together a few > months ago when I was trying to sort out some families in the Bindnagle's > area. I don't know whether the Johan Adam here (b 1757) is the same > as the one you mention, but FWIW here it is: > > Descendants of Unknown Zimmerman > > 0 Unknown Zimmerman > 1 Michael Zimmerman b: May 01, 1725 in Durlach, Baden d: April 01, 1805 > +Anna Hoenig > 2 Hannah Zimmerman b: June 15, 1752 d: December 09, 1806 > +Tobias Stoever b: February 11, 1751 m: April 21, 1772 > 3 Eve Catharine Stoever b: January 02, 1778 > 3 Anna Mary Stoever b: December 02, 1779 > 3 Christina Stoever b: October 20, 1781 > 3 Elizabeth Stoever b: October 24, 1783 > 3 Magdalene Stoever b: November 19, 1785 > 3 John Stoever b: January 19, 1788 > 3 Anna Margaret Stoever b: March 04, 1791 > 2 Johannes Zimmerman b: April 11, 1756 > +Anna Margaret Minnick b: May 24, 1756 > 3 Elizabeth Zimmerman b: May 27, 1781 > 3 John Zimmerman b: January 15, 1783 > 3 Michael Zimmerman b: December 09, 1784 > 3 Margaret Zimmerman b: February 08, 1788 > 3 John-Jacob Zimmerman b: October 19, 1790 > 2 Johan-Adam Zimmerman b: October 26, 1757 > 2 Eva-Katharina Zimmerman b: May 09, 1761 > 2 Godfried Zimmerman b: October 05, 1763 d: February 08, 1853 > +Anna Maria (Zimmerman) b: July 11, 1772 d: February 18, 1849 > 3 Michael Zimmerman b: April 05, 1797 d: December 25, 1868 > 2 Maria-Elizabeth Zimmerman b: August 11, 1767 > 1 Peter Zimmerman > +Mary Magdelene Beane > 2 Peter Zimmerman b: March 04, 1763 > 3 Henry Zimmerman > 1 Gottfried Zimmerman > 1 Isabella Zimmerman > > margie wrote: > > > > To all of you who responded to my request on the Zimmerman name. > > > > Yes, the Zimmerman families listed by all of you are the ones I am looking for - I think ! > > > > Christian s/o Adam s/o Adam s/o Johan F was the father of Johan Adam C. b Feb 20, 1828. > <snip> > > I would appreciate any more information anyone has on this family. Thank you for your past responses. > > Margie > > ==== PADAUPHI Mailing List ==== > List Ownwer Nadine Hensley for list help please e-mail me at > ndwilson@swbell.net ==== PADAUPHI Mailing List ==== DAUPHIN COUNTY PA GEN-WEB site http://www.maley.net/dauphin/