T624 Roll: 1340 Page: 258 KING JOHN Y 43 M W PA PA DELAWARE UPPER DARBY TWP 1910 John 43 (could be 48) married 31 yrs. farmer Sarah B. 45 11 children, 8 living Katie G. 30 Hannah B. 24 stenographer in office William 17 farm laborer Lillian 15 Dorothy 8 Josephine 5 Naylor Hannah widowed mother in law 77 3 children, 3 living Naylor William brother in law 45 single all born Pa. Family lived on Baltimore Ave. Index states Upper Darby township but the census page notes Lower Darby twp. Yeadon borough. Mary Ann Villanova, Pa. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, September 01, 2003 4:47 PM Subject: KING YEADON DAIRY FARM > looking for John Y. King a dairy farmer who lived at 924 Rockland avenue > in Yeadon in the 1920 cencus > with his wife sara and children: Dorothy, Hannah, josephine, william > > family says King Street in Folcroft was named for him? > > any informaiton would be appreciated > thank you > Pat Sullivan

looking for John Y. King a dairy farmer who lived at 924 Rockland avenue in Yeadon in the 1920 cencus with his wife sara and children: Dorothy, Hannah, josephine, william family says King Street in Folcroft was named for him? any informaiton would be appreciated thank you Pat Sullivan

Seeking information on the above surnames. I'm almost finished with a book regarding the Pearson line who originated in Delaware county with Benjamin and Susannah Burbeck Pearson. This family has a connection to the Brannon family by a marriage between a male Pearson and a female Brannon (Brannan, Brannin, Brannen) and also severl connections to the Ash line by marriages. I'm seeking the children of Samuel Evans Ash and their spouses. Particulary interested in Samuel Ash Evan's da (name unknown) who married a Pierson/Pearson and produced two children, Eunice and Mariah who are named in Anna Bevan Pearson's will. Anna's mother was Samuel Evans Ash's sister, Alice Ash. She married Benjamin F. Pearson. The time period I'm looking for the individuals in is 1780-1850. Thanks for any assistance Merry Anne Pierson

OOPS, I meant a decendent of Joh Thurlow.

If anyone is Ancestor of John J. Thurlow, I found an article about him dated 1882. Please email me and I will print it out and re-write it for you. It is quite long. Kathy

In a message dated 8/28/03 12:33:38 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > #18 Siloam Cemetery, Brandywind Hundred, De. > > T.J.Hance, Company H, 20th Pa. Cav. > If this is Siloam Methodist at Booth's Corner, they missed Owen Zebley Pyle, 124th Pennsylvania Infantry. Mark E. Dixon Wayne, PA

There is a Mt. Hope Church and Cemetery in Aston. Very old graveyard. Ethel ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, August 28, 2003 12:32 PM Subject: Page 3-Continuation of Civil War Soldiers and Burial Places > #17 Mt. Hope Cemetery > > Thomas Smith Company F, 1st Pa. Res. > Sargent John M. McDaniels, F, 1st Pa. Res. > Corporal W.S.Howard, F, 95th Pa. Inf. > Corporal John Ashworth, B, 124th Pa. Inf. > H.C.Ewing, US Navy > James Burns, D, 111th Pa. Inf. > > > #18 Siloam Cemetery, Brandywind Hundred, De. > > T.J.Hance, Company H, 20th Pa. Cav. > > > #19 Friends Burying Ground, Nether Providence > > J.W.Jones, Company E, 29th Pa. Inf. > > > #20 Bethel Cemetery > > James Aiken, Company B, 8th Del. Inf. > > > #21 Cumberland Cemetery, Near Glen Riddle > > (Looks Like) William Root, Company K, (looks like) 186nd Pa. Inf. > > > #22 Union Graveyard, Brandywine > > W.T.Thompson, Company I, 97th Pa. Inf. > > > #23 Pratt's Cemetery, near Lima, Pa. > > R.M.Esbin, Company F, 114th Pa. Inf. > > > #24 Media Cemetery > > George Platt, US Navy > J. Jenkins, US Navy > Sargent T.J.McMullin, 97th Pa. Inf. > J.S.Farra, G, 97th Pa. Inf. > S.C.Long, I, 72nd Pa. Inf. > > > #25 Ivy Mills Catholic Cemetery > > James Gorman, Company F, 1st Pa. Inf. > > > #26 Friends Graveyard, Darby, Pa. > > T.H.Hibberd, Company D, 5th Pa. Cav. > J.H.Hibberd, D, 5th Pa. Cav. > Sargent Thomas Foster, A, 4th Pa. Res. > John Wilson, A, 26th Pa. Inf. > > > #27 Marcus Hook Cemetery > > David Fryer, Company G, 3rd Pa. Cav. > W.S.Gutterson, I, 97th Pa. Inv. > > > #28 Mount Zion Cemetery, Darby, Pa. > > > Joshua Heaps, Company A, 4th Pa. Res. > Sargent T.H.Jackson, H, 124th Pa. Inf. > Henry Hoofstitler G, 97th Pa. Inf. > Sargent R.A.Moore, I, 66yh Pa. Res. > W.S.Gore, C, 28th Pa. Inf. > > > #29 Ridley Presbyterian Church > > George Welsh, Company E, 82nd Pa. Inf. > > > #30 Bethlehem M.E. Church, Thorntonville, Pa. > > J.A.Pyle, Company B, 108th NY Inf. > > > #31 Ridley Baptist Church Cemetery, Moore's Station, Pa. > > G.W.Wood, Company K, 26th Pa. Inf. > > > #32 Middletown Presp. Church Cemetery > > Alexander McBride, Company F, 37th Pa. Inf. > > > > Continued > > > Kathy Fitzgerald >

Fraancis Starkey-a 21 year old farm laborer boarder living on the farm of Harlan J.H Permar who was farming the land on property of William Pennell in 1850. Thats it. Ethel ----- Original Message ----- From: "nonny984" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, August 28, 2003 5:49 PM Subject: Re: Questions of Towns on 1882 Civil War Soldiers Article > If someone has access to the genealogy library there, could you look up an > article in the Concord Twp/Progress & Prosperity in the 19th Century by Robt > P. Cas. & Virginia DeNenno, (Concord Twp Historical Society-1997). > Page 92 of the name index and tell me what it says about Francis Starkey. > > thanks very much, Roslyn > ----- > > >

If someone has access to the genealogy library there, could you look up an article in the Concord Twp/Progress & Prosperity in the 19th Century by Robt P. Cas. & Virginia DeNenno, (Concord Twp Historical Society-1997). Page 92 of the name index and tell me what it says about Francis Starkey. thanks very much, Roslyn -----

Kathy, Go to http://www.delcohistory.org/ for all could ever want to know about Hinksons's Corner and Moore's Station. There was no hit for Thortonville, but Thornton, PA is right at the Chester/Delaware Counties border, next to Cheyney. The Swedenborgian Cemetery was part of the First New Jerusalem Church. It was near Marshall and Springton Road. The church was demolished in 1912. The cemetery was dug up about 1965. The remains were transferred to a mass grave in Mt. Zion Cemetery. I can tell you that the mass grave is unmarked and the only records I have been able to discover are WPA records, available at Delaware County Historical Society...several of my PILLING ancestors were buried there. My guess is that the old section of Mt. Zion and Mt. Hope are one and the same, but I may very well be wrong on this one. Mary McCanney Finley ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, August 28, 2003 1:04 PM Subject: Questions of Towns on 1882 Civil War Soldiers Article > Hi, > > After writing all of these names, towns and graveyards....I have some > questions. > > Where are the following Towns, what are they called today? > > Hinkson's Corner > Moore's Station > Thortonville, Pa. > > Where are the following Cemeteries? > > Swedenborgian Cemetery, Upper Darby > Mt. Hope > > > > > Kathy Fitzgerald > > >

Hi, After writing all of these names, towns and graveyards....I have some questions. Where are the following Towns, what are they called today? Hinkson's Corner Moore's Station Thortonville, Pa. Where are the following Cemeteries? Swedenborgian Cemetery, Upper Darby Mt. Hope Kathy Fitzgerald

This is the Last of them and the largest. #1 Chester Rural Cemetery - Government Lot - Chester, Pa. J.Kramer Company D, 72nd NY Inf. James Fulk, H, 7th Wis. Inf. John Morris, I, NY Artil. William Williams, G, 81st Pa. Inf. Roger Slane, A, 65th NY.Inf. A US Soldier - Unknown Alpheus Hawkins, G, 111th Pa. Inf. Adam Laminger, E, 98th Pa. Inf. James Hanbury, D, 59th NY Inf. Louis Bender, H, 91st Pa. Inf. J.H.Hoffman, K, 93rd Pa. Inf. F.M.Crandell, A, 6th Wis. Inf. Samuel Taylor, H. 6th Wis. Inf. S.E.Hatfield, B, 7th Wis. Inf. Sargent Michael Clark, G, 9th Mass. Inf. Corporal Henry Chandler, B, 38th Wis. Inf. John Leyman, K, 1st Mass Cav. Moses Merrick, F, 45th Pa. Inv. William Barrett, F, 8th Michigan Inf. George Echley, H. 56th Pa. Inf. Sargent G.J.Zevick A, 1st Michigan SS Corporal C.E.Clark, A, 37th Wis. Inf. Noah Robbins, G, 45th Pa. Inf. Thomas Pattinson, D, 5th Michigan Inf. Jesse Yarnall, D, 138th Pa. Inf. J.M.Bennington, D, 10th Vermont Inf. Corporal Stephen DeKay, A, 179th NY Inf. G.F.Hood, B, 57th Mass. Inf. Orin Thompson, F, 30th ME. Inf. J.E.Loughery, F, 1st Pa. Artil. Jere Kister, F, 12th Pa. Cav. G.L.Kellogg, B, 2nd Michigan Inf. Jere Goldsmith, D, 6th New Hamshire Inf. R.S.Dolan, K, 1st Michigan Cav. Louis Smith, K, 1st Michigan Cav. John Huff, G, 190th Pa. Inf. George Bennett, C, 105th Pa. Inf. M. Staekwell, D, 62nd NY Inf. W.W.Horner, D, 29th Mass. Inf. S.B.Burnham, I, 2nd NJ Inf. Sargent C.J.Meek, G, 12th US Inf. John McKnister, G, 1st ME. Inf. Michael Bueris, C, 7th NY Inf. Corporal Thomas Crossley, G, 41st NY Inf. J.E.Staren, E, 1st Rhode Island Inf. C.G.Agreelius, M, 4th Pa. Cav. George Schumm, D, 7th NJ. Inf. Ephraim Lindsay, G, 6th ME. Inv. E.A.Mills, B, 2nd NY Inf. Menden Young, D, 14th NY Inf. George Spencer, I, 3rd Michigan Inf. END of Newspaper Article, dated March 30, 1882 Kathy Fitzgerald

#17 Mt. Hope Cemetery Thomas Smith Company F, 1st Pa. Res. Sargent John M. McDaniels, F, 1st Pa. Res. Corporal W.S.Howard, F, 95th Pa. Inf. Corporal John Ashworth, B, 124th Pa. Inf. H.C.Ewing, US Navy James Burns, D, 111th Pa. Inf. #18 Siloam Cemetery, Brandywind Hundred, De. T.J.Hance, Company H, 20th Pa. Cav. #19 Friends Burying Ground, Nether Providence J.W.Jones, Company E, 29th Pa. Inf. #20 Bethel Cemetery James Aiken, Company B, 8th Del. Inf. #21 Cumberland Cemetery, Near Glen Riddle (Looks Like) William Root, Company K, (looks like) 186nd Pa. Inf. #22 Union Graveyard, Brandywine W.T.Thompson, Company I, 97th Pa. Inf. #23 Pratt's Cemetery, near Lima, Pa. R.M.Esbin, Company F, 114th Pa. Inf. #24 Media Cemetery George Platt, US Navy J. Jenkins, US Navy Sargent T.J.McMullin, 97th Pa. Inf. J.S.Farra, G, 97th Pa. Inf. S.C.Long, I, 72nd Pa. Inf. #25 Ivy Mills Catholic Cemetery James Gorman, Company F, 1st Pa. Inf. #26 Friends Graveyard, Darby, Pa. T.H.Hibberd, Company D, 5th Pa. Cav. J.H.Hibberd, D, 5th Pa. Cav. Sargent Thomas Foster, A, 4th Pa. Res. John Wilson, A, 26th Pa. Inf. #27 Marcus Hook Cemetery David Fryer, Company G, 3rd Pa. Cav. W.S.Gutterson, I, 97th Pa. Inv. #28 Mount Zion Cemetery, Darby, Pa. Joshua Heaps, Company A, 4th Pa. Res. Sargent T.H.Jackson, H, 124th Pa. Inf. Henry Hoofstitler G, 97th Pa. Inf. Sargent R.A.Moore, I, 66yh Pa. Res. W.S.Gore, C, 28th Pa. Inf. #29 Ridley Presbyterian Church George Welsh, Company E, 82nd Pa. Inf. #30 Bethlehem M.E. Church, Thorntonville, Pa. J.A.Pyle, Company B, 108th NY Inf. #31 Ridley Baptist Church Cemetery, Moore's Station, Pa. G.W.Wood, Company K, 26th Pa. Inf. #32 Middletown Presp. Church Cemetery Alexander McBride, Company F, 37th Pa. Inf. Continued Kathy Fitzgerald

# 4 St. Michael's Cemetery, Chester, Pa. Thomas Evans, Company E, 197th Pa. Inf. J.H.Brooks, I, 97th Pa. Inf. A.W.Quinn, E, 72nd Pa. Inf. James Duffy, I, 197th Pa. Inf. Dennis Dougherty, D, 53rd, NY. Inf. #5 Upland Baptist Church Cemetery C.P.Wilson, Company A, 26th Pa. Inf. James Holt, C, 38th Pa. Inf. John McEwen, US Navy Robert Newell, A, 82nd Pa. Inf. #6 Fernwood Cemetery, Fernwood, Pa. J.J.McCollough, Company E, 3rd Pa. Res. Corporal G.W.Rea, B, 79th Pa. Inf. Sargent J.D.Lutwyche, C, 6th Mich. Cav. Wenderlin Beck, B, 68th Pa. Inf. H.S.Smith, B., 19th Pa. Cav. John Lewis, Knap's Battery Jere Bradfield, K, 29th Pa. Inf. D.J.Skein, D, 91st Pa. Inf. William Reed, H, 18th Wis. Inf. #7 Swedenborgian Cemetery, Upper Darby, Pa. Lieut. T.G.Snyder, Company F, 2nd Wis. Cav. Joseph Barlow, B, 124th Pa. Inf. #8 Siloam Cemetery, Booth's Corner Larkin Grubb, Company D, 11th US Inf. #9 Radnor M.E.Church Burying Ground G.W.Collins, Company C, 213th Pa. Inf. #10 Bethel M.E.Churchyard, Brandywine Hundred, De. J.B.Congleton, Company H, 124th Pa. Inf. #11 Friend's Burying Ground, Concord, Pa. Charles Speakman, Company A, 1st Pa. Res. #12 Hinkson's Corner Cemetery I.R.Tyson, Company C, 52nd Pa. Inf. William H. Farraday, F, 71st Pa. Inf. T.S.Foster, B, 5th Pa. Inf. G.W.Loveland, 3rd Pa. H. Artil. John Coppock, A, 3rd Pa. Cav. William Farraday, US Navy #13 Chadd's Ford Cemetery Richard Chew, Company F, 6th USG, Inf. J.M.Hoopes, D, 26 Pa. Inf. #14 St. Paul's Cemetery, Chester, Pa. John Knott, Company A, 1st Pa. Artil. #15 Old St. Michael's Cemetery, Chester, Pa. Peter Gillespie, Company H, 63rd Pa. Inf. John Waters, C, 20th Mass. Inf. #16 Friends Burying Ground, Concordville, Pa. E.B.Fryer, Company A, 1st Del. Inf. Sargent A.W.Hannun, K, 214th Pa. Inv. Captain Edward Larkin, C, 1st Pa. Res. Continued............ Kathy Fitzgerald

I found an article in the Chester Times, dated March 30, 1882, about the Government buying and placing headstones on Soldiers who were killed during the Civil War in Delaware County. There are 32 Cemeteries. I will be posting them over the next few days of the Names, Regiments and the Cemeteries were they were buried in Delaware County, Pa. Hopefully, someone will find an ancestor listed. Here is the start of the Newspaper Article. SOLDIER'S HEADSTONES Chester Times March 30, 1882 A COMPLETE LIST OF DECEASED SOLDIERS WHOSE GRAVES WILL BE MARKED WITH MARBLE STONES BY THE GOVERNMENT The headstones ordered by the Government for the graves of dead soldiers in this county have been completed by the contractor, Mr. Prince, of Philadelphia and will be placed in the different cemeteries and graveyards by him as soon as the weather and ground permit. The stones are good-sized marble ones, nicely dressed and contain the name, the company and regiment of the deceased soldier. Wilde Post, of this city (Chester) has taken a very active interest in procuring the name and location of the dead soldiers in the county and having the proper inscription placed on each stone. William H. Martin, one of the active members of that organization has given the matter much attention. The stones are ready for delivery, and will be sent to Chester in a short time. The following lists will show the reader which graves will be marked, the stars being used to designate those that have arrived: NOTE: #1 Cemetery is a very large list. I will post that one last. It lists not only soldiers from Pa. but from other Northern states who were killed. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------ #2 Private Lots and Single Graves in Chester Rural Cemetery Edward Blakeley Company B, 124th Pa. Inf. Phillip Worrell, Co. G, 97th Pa. Inf. P.P.Kelley, Co. E, 72nd Pa. Inf. James Ardes, I, 3rd Pa. Cav. Henry Pedlow, US Navy, Corporal J.B.Neville, I, 97th Pa. Inf. J.H. Gibbons, B, 5th Pa. Res. J.O. Pike, K, 98th Pa. Inf. James Boles, I, 6th US Inf. Corporal James Gribbons, B, 1st Del. Inf. John Roebuck, C, 1st Pa. Inf. E.C.Murray, G, 129th Pa. Inf. J.L.Mills, B, 203rd Pa. Inf. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ --------------------------------------------- #3 Delaware County Soldier's Lot in Chester Rural Cemetery William Phillips, Company K, 26th Pa/ Inf. Louis Bale, K, 26th Pa. Inf. J.W.Beck, US Navy Jacob Culin, K, 26th Pa. Inf. B.H.Mason, A, 197th Pa. Inf. Daniel Harrigan, K, 97th Pa. Inf. John Whonus, O, 198th Pa. Inf. Continued Kathy Fitzgerald

Thank you to all who answer my question where Ivy Mills Catholic Cemetery was located. Kathy Fitzgerald

Mary is probably right - at least that cemetery is within delaware county. Karen

Mary, You should probably lisst the names you are looking for and where they might have lived. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mary Finley" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, August 27, 2003 2:19 PM Subject: Re: Ivy Hill Cemetery > I think the cemetery Kathy is asking about surrounds St. Thomas the Aposlte > in Chester Heights, Delaware, PA. The parish was originally "Ivy Mills" > dounded in 1729. Mary McCanney Finley > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Wednesday, August 27, 2003 12:50 PM > Subject: Ivy Hill Cemetery > > > > Ivy Hill Cemetery 1201 Easton Rd (215) 248-4533 > > > > Here is a story about a boy found in a TV box who was never identified > that > > was buried there. > > > > http://americasunknownchild.net/Memorials.html > > > > Hope this helps, > > > > Karen in PA > > >

I think the cemetery Kathy is asking about surrounds St. Thomas the Aposlte in Chester Heights, Delaware, PA. The parish was originally "Ivy Mills" dounded in 1729. Mary McCanney Finley ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, August 27, 2003 12:50 PM Subject: Ivy Hill Cemetery > Ivy Hill Cemetery 1201 Easton Rd (215) 248-4533 > > Here is a story about a boy found in a TV box who was never identified that > was buried there. > > http://americasunknownchild.net/Memorials.html > > Hope this helps, > > Karen in PA >

Ivy Hill Cemetery 1201 Easton Rd (215) 248-4533 Here is a story about a boy found in a TV box who was never identified that was buried there. http://americasunknownchild.net/Memorials.html Hope this helps, Karen in PA