Thank you very much Glenda. It is always a delicate matter to post to this list, so I usually don't post. As I read this early Lykens paper, though, I kept thinking that other list members may have relatives among the names mentioned. Based upon a couple of responses, a couple of the items have apparently had useful information for some list members. In order not to overwhelm the list I will post no more than five items a day until I finish the local news page. I appreciate knowing that some of the list members don't object, even when they are not related to any of the people mentioned. Lynne

Enjoy your postings from Lykens Reg. Haven't found any relatives, but read and enjoy them. Thanks. Glenda Webster Lynne <LKRanieri@comcast.net> wrote: (I am not related to any of the parties mentioned here, but I thought this might be of some genealogical interest to descendants. From the Friday, April 15, 1887 Lykens Register newspaper) "LOCAL AFFAIRS/SUNDRY MATTERS: Mr. J.M. HENSEL is improving and beautifying his South Second street residence and grounds. With the carrying out of his plans, he will have the most attractive home in town." Lynne ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to PADAUPHI-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message --------------------------------- Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search.

(I am not related to any of the parties mentioned here, but I thought this might be of some genealogical interest to descendants. From the Friday, April 15, 1887 Lykens Register newspaper) "LOCAL AFFAIRS/SUNDRY MATTERS: Mr. J.M. HENSEL is improving and beautifying his South Second street residence and grounds. With the carrying out of his plans, he will have the most attractive home in town." Lynne

(I am not related to any of the parties mentioned here, but I thought this might be of some genealogical interest to descendants. From the Friday, April 15, 1887 Lykens Register newspaper) "LOCAL AFFAIRS/SUNDRY MATTERS: Common pleas court is holding a session this week, but, as far as the Harrisburg papers report, the wheels of Justice grind slow. The ejectment case of Lydia SMELTZER et. al. vs. Frederick WISE et. al. was tried on Tuesday and a verdict of $19 rendered for plaintiff. The suit of Rachel MILLER's administrator vs. Dr. N.W. STROUP was postponed." Lynne

(I am not related to any of the parties mentioned here, but I thought this might be of some genealogical interest to descendants. From the Friday, April 15, 1887 Lykens Register newspaper) "LOCAL AFFAIRS/SUNDRY MATTERS -- Mr. J. GARMAN took out one of the old locust trees in front of his residence, on Main street, yesterday morning. The tree had survived theblasts of many Winters." Lynne

(I am not related to any of the parties mentioned here, but I thought this might be of some genealogical interest to descendants. From the Friday, April 15, 1887 Lykens Register newspaper) "Mr. A.F. KIMMEL, of Wiconisco, is erecting a manufactory for Syeel's Eagle Washing Powder, of which he is the proproetor. This compound is superseding all others in the market, for superior cleansing qualities." Lynne

(I am not related to any of the parties mentioned here, but I thought this might be of some genealogical interest to descendants. From the Friday, April 15, 1887 Lykens Register newspaper) "The wife of John NEAGLEY, of Millersburg, died on Sunday last, of dropsy, after a long illness." Lynne

Donna: Thanks for your help, as a result I have added another generation to my family tree and found a long lost stepdaughter. Good work gal. Jim Powell -----Original Message----- From: padauphi-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:padauphi-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Donna Terrian Sent: Sunday, March 23, 2008 12:32 PM To: padauphi@rootsweb.com Subject: [PADAUPHI] Westminster Presbyterian Church Does anyone recognize the name Westminster Presbyterian Church located in Harrisburg in the late 1890's? Am wondering if it's the current Pine Street Presbyterian Church located at 310 3rd Street in Harrisburg. Donna Terrian, Apopka, FL (dgterrian@earthlink.net) ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to PADAUPHI-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Looking for descendants of Ann M Snyder listed in the 1850 Census of Middletown, Dauphin Co, PA. Bob in MI Researching Snyder and Hoover in Dauphin Co, PA

Looking for descendants of John snyder listed in 1840 Census in Derry Twp, Dauphin Co, PA Bob in MI Researching Snyder and Hoover in Dauphin Co, PA

Looking for descendants of John Snyder listed in 1830 Census of Swatara/Middletown Twp. Bob in MI Researching Snyder and Hoover in Dauphin Co., PA

(I am not related to any of the parties mentioned here, but I thought this might be of some genealogical interest to descendants. From the Friday, April 15, 1887 Lykens Register newspaper) "LOCAL AFFAIRS/SUNDRY MATTERS: The tavern license of P.B. LYTER, of the Washington Hotel, at Elizabethville, has been transferred to C.C. HUMMEL. " Lynne

(I am not related to any of the parties mentioned here, but I thought this might be of some genealogical interest to descendants. From the Friday, April 15, 1887 Lykens Register newspaper) "LOCAL AFFAIRS/SUNDRY MATTERS: FOR RENT-Store rooms, &c. Apply to J.C. DURBIN, Lykens" Lynne

(I am not related to any of the parties mentioned here, but I thought this might be of some genealogical interest to descendants. From the Friday, April 15, 1887 Lykens Register newspaper) "LOCAL AFFAIRS/SUNDRY MATTERS: A bed of crocuses in the flower garden of J.P.M. HAAS, on Market street, are in full blossom" Lynne

(I am not related to any of the parties mentioned here, but I thought this might be of some genealogical interest to descendants. From the Friday, April 15, 1887 Lykens Register newspaper) "LOCAL AFFAIRS/SUNDRY MATTERS: John WERNER's Easter Monday egg-nogg was meat and drink. Thanks" (I have no earthly idea what that means, unless it is saying that his eggnog was superb) Lynne

(I am not related to any of the parties mentioned here, but I thought this might be of some genealogical interest to descendants. From the Friday, April 15, 1887 Lykens Register newspaper) "LOCAL AFFAIRS/SUNDRY MATTERS: And now Harper L. HENSEL sports a bicycle" (Yes, that is all it says) Lynne

Hi, good looking!!! got hold of a harrisburg phone book, and Westminster is now Pine street presbytrerian church, same address, and Phone number is 717-238-9304. hope your having a good day. and many more, Pop,s ----- Original Message ----- From: "Donna Terrian" <dgterrian@earthlink.net> To: <padauphi@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, March 23, 2008 3:31 PM Subject: [PADAUPHI] Westminster Presbyterian Church > Does anyone recognize the name Westminster Presbyterian Church located in > Harrisburg in the late 1890's? Am wondering if it's the current Pine > Street Presbyterian Church located at 310 3rd Street in Harrisburg. Donna > Terrian, Apopka, FL (dgterrian@earthlink.net) > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > PADAUPHI-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >

Does anyone recognize the name Westminster Presbyterian Church located in Harrisburg in the late 1890's? Am wondering if it's the current Pine Street Presbyterian Church located at 310 3rd Street in Harrisburg. Donna Terrian, Apopka, FL (dgterrian@earthlink.net)

Does anybody know anything about this school? Not sure of the spelling, but it sounds like Noodledusie Academy. I don't know where it is...but I think it would have been somewhere accessible by horse from around Clark's Ferry. Any info appreciated! Evie Fieseler (daughter of Marjourie Stricker Fieseler, Dauphin)

I am not related to any of the parties mentioned here, but I thought this might be of some genealogical interest to descendants. From the Friday, April 15, 1887 Lykens Register newspaper: "JACKSONVILLE JOTTINGS: People at this place sympathize with D.W. TOBIAS, of Halifax township, who lost his large barn, with all its contents, by fire last week. This was one of the best barns in the valley." Lynne