Hi To All, I would like to thank Valerie, Mary Ann, and somebody with an e-mail address of [email protected] sorry there was no christian name, but I had to mention them, to say thank you. Regards Pauline

Good Day to all, I am in search of information on the family of Edward J. Selheimer and Minnie M. Wagner/Selheimer. Minnie was born in Armagh Township , Mifflin County, Pennsylvania married Edward J. Selheimer 1899 in Milroy, Mifflin County,Pennsylvania ...not sure when they moved to Chester, Delaware County but found them in the 1910...1920 and 1930 census in Chester, Delaware County, Pennsylvania. I know that Minnie died in 1939 have no other dates....Edward died in 1941 and have no other dates. I am in search of the full death dates on both Minnie and Edward as well as obits on them! Can you help me? Would appreciate it greatly .... Also in search of a full listing of her children as well as birth dates and all else I can find. Thank You.......... Bea [email protected]

Hi To All, This e-mail is in connection with the one I sent a bit earlier to the list, but I have posted seperately, so as not to cause any confusion Is there any way that I can get a photograph of The Good Samaritan Home in Radnor?? Are there any records stating, who lived at the home between the years of 1913-1920??? I am desperate for help on this, I live in the United Kingdom. Any ideas, advice or help however small. I would be eternally grateful for. I have my finger's crossed. Many thanks Pauline

Hi To All, I am looking for any information on a MATTHEW TURNBULL, he was mentioned on the 1920 census. This is the information I have on him: MATTHEW TURNBULL age 13yrs Birthplace England Roll T625_1562 Race White Page 11A State Pennslyvania ED 192 County Delaware Image 1011 Township Radnor He was living at the Good Samaritan Home. I think his mother MARTHA TURNBULL, put him in the home. Because I think his father THOMAS TURNBULL, died sometime between the years of 1913-1920. Can anyone suggest how I can find more information about MATTHEW? Are there any photographs on the internet regarding the township Radnor? Many thanks Pauline.

Pauline, I looked at the census image that you cited and the home is the Good Shepherd home not Good Samaritan. That area is very close to where I live and it consists of very old row or twin homes. there is a street named Good Shepherd Terrace and I would imagine that's where this home was located although the street that is listed on the census image is Old Lancaster Rd. In the township today, there is no such road. If you would like, I can research this further but not until this Saturday as I will be away. Mary Ann Barrow Villanova, Pa.

Pauline, I live in Radnor township and our township web site is www.radnor.org Check it out; there are pictures there but I am not sure if there are any old ones. there is the Radnor historical society which you can get to from the township home page or by going to http://www.radnor.com/community/historical/historical.html Below are their hours. Radnor Historical Society 113 West Beech Tree Lane Wayne, PA 19087 610-688-2668 Open to the Public Tuesdays and Saturday , 2:00-5:00 p.m. (No Admission Fee) I have never heard of the Good Samaritan Home and wonder if it was in Philadelphia. Hope this helps. Mary Ann Barrow Villanova, Pa.

Matthew is listed in the 1910 Pennsylvania Mirocode Index with Thomas Turnbull aged 33 born in England and Martha, age 29, also born in England. Matthew is 3 years old and the only child listed. He is also born in England. They reside in Winton, Lackawanna county. ED 8144 Visit # 393

If anyone if going to the DCHS and is willing to lookup two obits for me, PLEASE contact me and I will be more than happy to reimburse you for copies. I would like to find the following obits: Hannah M. Jackson, died January 26, 1928 in Upland. Her maiden name was Hoopes. and her husband's obit: Levi Thomas Jackson sometimes it's Thomas Levi Jackson who died February 20, 1951 in Woodlyn. Thanks to anyone that may be able to assist me! Tina Culbertson _________________________________________________________________ STOP MORE SPAM with the new MSN 8 and get 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail

http://pacivilwar.com/ Pennsylvania Civil War http://pacivilwar.com/bates.html lists all the Pennsylvania regiments. Go to the link for the 58th regiment. You will find the regimental history followed by the roster list for each of the companies. Kathi > I have a relative who is listed as serving in the 58th Pennsylvania Infantry, Co D. His name was James Lister. Does anyone have a listing of all the men that were in this company? I want to fill out the form to obtain his pension file, but thought there might be something more out there. > Gerry Tostenson > Mankato, Minnesota > >

Thank you, Mary Ann. I forgot that you can click on the persons name and get the actual pension roll. It will make the job easier at the National Archives. At least his grave will be decorated for tomorrow. Again, thank you. He is in Middletown Preb. Cemetery. Gerry Tostenson Mankato, Minnesota

I am descended from George W. Lister, Jr.. Sometimes it is spelled Lyster, Lester, Leister. This family begins with James and Ann Lister emigrating from England in the 1840's. The family spent most of their lives in Delaware County and especially around Middletown and Chester. Is there possible anyone out there that might be related to me? I have a lot of information but am always seeking more. Gerry Tostenson Mankato, Minnesota

I have a relative who is listed as serving in the 58th Pennsylvania Infantry, Co D. His name was James Lister. Does anyone have a listing of all the men that were in this company? I want to fill out the form to obtain his pension file, but thought there might be something more out there. Gerry Tostenson Mankato, Minnesota

Hi List, The Soldier and Sailor Walk Memorial at St. Martin’s Church Cemetery Dedication The dedication program is scheduled for Saturday, May 24, 2003, 2:00 PM. The memorial is located directly behind old St. Martin’s Church, 225 Church Street. (Now, Bible Presbyterian.) In case of inclement weather the program will take place inside the church. The dedication program should last about 45 minutes to 1 hour. The raising of the American Flag (Colors) & (Taps) played by bugler, (Lloyd Spangler). There will be 73 flags in "flag emblem holders," for each war behind the 73 gravestones. (This should make a very beautiful picture with the large eagle & plaque.) There is supposed to be Color Guards from the Revolutionary War on up to present times. An opening prayer by my daughter, (Michellene Conte). (Bruce Dorbian), will give a short message on the history of this project. A short lecture by Ranger (Wm TROPPMAN) of Valley Forge National Historical Park. He will speak in regard to Marcus Hook & what part it played at the time of The Revolutionary War. Ranger (Wm TROPPMAN) will be dressed in full Revolutionary apparel with a saber sword. There will be the "rattling of the sword." I'm not sure what the "rattling of the sword" ceremony is but it sounds good! :) A small chorus from Chichester Senior High will sing two hymns/songs. My grandchildren, (Michael, Meaghan & Rebecca FOSS), will lay the wreath. A closing prayer by the Reverend of the Bible Presbyterian Church. (Which is now the conjugation in Old St. Martin's Church). Refreshments, (before & after dedication ceremony), in the church & the church is air conditioned. Here are the names of the veterans: Revolutionary War Soldiers & Patriot Name Born Died Rank 1. MOORE, Thomas (Sr.) 1741-1793, Capt. (Navy) Commander of the Hancock 2. ARMOR, Samuel 1730-1802 3. ART, James -1805 4. BURNS, John 1742-1822 5. BURNS, Samuel 1761-1831 6. BURNS, William 1743-1814 7. COBOURN, Joseph -1829 8. DAVIS, Lewis, Sr. 9. DERRICK, Zacha 1756-1821(24) 10. FLOWER, John 1749-1825 11. FLOWER, Richard, Jr. 1759-1843 12. FORD, Benjamin 13. FORD, William 1738-1808(9) 14. GRUBB, Amor 1749-1817 15. HARDING, John -1825 16. JOHNSON, Benjamin 1729-1805 17 JOHNSON, David 18. LAMPLUGH, Bezer 1753-1816 19. LAWRENCE, Isaac -1809 20. LEWIS, William 1751-1819 21. MARSHALL, David, 1752-1825 Lt. 22. MOORE, Thomas (Jr.) 1765-1819 23. PRICE, Samuel 1750-1801 24. TALLEY, William 1714-1790 25. TAYLOR, John 26. THOMPSON, Mordica -1823 27. WAGGONER, Joseph -1826 War of 1812 Name Born Died Rank 28. SHULL, Frederick 1787 1842 1st Lt. 29. HIBBERT, Joseph 1794 1833 30. MARSHALL, William H. 1791 1849 31. McGLAUGHLIN, Wm 1789 1856 32. MORTON, Erasmus 1768 1823 (father) 33. MORTON, Erasmus 1790 1861 (son) 34. WILLIAMSON, Geo. 1793 1863 Mexican War Name Born Died Rank 35. WALLEN, Reuben P. 1812-1859 NOTE: All the above stones from number #1 to #35 are to the left when you are facing the Eagle. Civil War Name Born Died Rank 36. ADAMS, Lewis Clark 1845-1910 37. BLACK, W. Markley 1838-1889 Sgt. 38. COOLEY, George A. 1839-1900 Quarter Master (Navy) 39. COOPER, Matthias 1837-1908 Sgt. 40. CROTHERS, William M. 1826- 41. FREEMAN, Charles R. c1825-1892 42. FRYER, David 43. FRYER, Joseph P. Cpl. 44. GIBSON, William H. H. 1839-1892 1st Lt. 45. GUTTERSON, Alexander 46. GUTTERSON, William T. 1840-1864* 47. HEACOCK, Nathan 1826-1864* Sgt. 48. HEACOCK, William H. H. 1840-1899 49. HEACOCK, Wilmer 1847-1903 50. JOHNSON, Benjamin D. 1830 -1900 51. JOHNSON, R. Morgan 1825-1886 52. LEWIS, Joseph 1833-1897 Cpl. 53. MARSHALL, Enos 1820- 54. McINTIRE, William B. 1833-1907 55. MILES, Samuel G. 1824-1896 56. MOFFITT, William 1842-1893 Sgt. 57. PHILLIPS, Wm S. 1845-1865 58. REDMAN, John 1838-1900 59. RICHARDSON, John H. 1841-1899 Cpl. 60. RICHARDSON, John J. 1843-1929 61. RICHARDSON, William. H. 1841-1901 62. RIGBY, Enoch Harlan 1830-1887 63. ROBINSON, William 64. SHUTE, William T. 1827-1897 65. STEVENS, Joseph 66. TALLEY, Livingston 1844-1897 67. TAYLOR, George Washington 1830-1905 Cpl. 68. TOMPKINS, Lemuel J. (Samuel) 1843-1884 69. VALENTINE, Thomas Jefferson 1800(07)- 70. WAGGONER, Edward 71. WOLCOTT, Levin 1827-1868 72. WRIGLEY, Wright H. -1916 *Killed in the line of duty. Spanish American War Name Born Died Rank 73. BARLOW, Curtis E. 1878-1934 NOTE: All the above stones from number #36 to #73 are to the right when you are facing the Eagle. NOTE: All the above are Privates & are in the U. S. Army unless otherwise noted. I hope you can attend & please pass this on to others who would be interested. :) Helen M. (Webber) Imburgia (610) 358-1102 [email protected]

Several Baldwins are looking for a male Baldwin descendant of Eli Baldwin to participate in a DNA test. Eli, who appears in the Hannum Genealogy because of his second marriage, lived in Delaware County, and had sons who lived in both Delaware and Chester Counties, probably including William, Elwood, Isaac, Marshall, James, Alfred L., and Pratt. The purpose of the test is to confirm whether Eli could be the son of Levi Baldwin of New Castle County, Del., to whom Aubrey H. Baldwin attributed him, and to determine whether one of his probable descendants, who was adopted at an early age, in fact shares the same DNA pattern. The test involves only a swab from the inside of the cheek on a small stiff-bristled brush. The results identify a characteristic pattern that is passed unchanged from father to son, but do not extend to DNA characteristics that affect health or determine inherited traits. The results are completely confidential unless you choose to release them, or you authorize the testing laboratory to share contact information with people whose DNA closely matches yours. If you are a descendant of Eli, or any of the brothers Thomas, John and Francis Baldwin who came to Pennsylvania in 1682, you can help sort out some of the still-uncertain relationships, especially among descendants of Francis. Further information about DNA testing can be found on my Devine Surname web page, at http://hometown.aol.com/donndevine/myhomepage/heritage.html. Please contact me by e-mail if you have an interest in this project or have questions about it. Donn Devine, CG, CGI Coordinator, Devine Surname DNA Study <http://hometown.aol.com/donndevine/myhomepage/heritage.html> Wilmington DE CG, Certified Genealogist, CGI, and Certified Genealogical Instructor are service marks of the Board for Certification of Genealogists, used under license by board certificants after periodic evaluation, and the board name is registered in the US Patent & Trademark Office.

Dear Helen & List, Whoa! I didn't say "bounded" - I said BONDED. Please see my exact wording below! "A very long time ago someone said it had to be a "bonded" copy. I don't know what that is. I think it was Helen Imburgia I wrote to about this subject a few years ago." AND, let me make a public apology to you Helen...as you'll see I said "I Think" it may have been you. I have been VERY appreciative of all the great information and advise you have given me as well as posting to this List. I would never in a million years intentionally hurt any feelings. Sorry for mentioning your name in the email :) So..if there is such a think as a BONDED copy someone please let me know. Otherwise, I am going to ship this booklet to the DCHS. Thanks again to all who have contacted me and apologies for any misunderstanding. Tina -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, May 06, 2003 6:02 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: The Dalton family from England and Upland, Pa. Dear Tina & list: I never, under any circumstance told Tina or any one else that any genealogy info donated to the DCHS had to be bounded!! In the future, please do NOT send a message to this e-mail list telling people I told you something that you never conferred with me about!! If you want to donate genealogy info to the DCHS contact them. I have never known them not to accept any genealogy info on a family from Chester - Delaware County, PA. Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS) In a message dated 5/6/03 10:12:12 AM, [email protected] writes: << Good afternoon List. I have compiled a DALTON family history on Joseph & Jane DALTON and their 8 children. It spans their lives from 1805 in Cumberland County England to their immigration to the U.S. in 1842 - then their lives in Delaware County until their deaths. I have listed sources for every scrap of information - dates, baptisms, marriages, addresses, deaths and anything else I found. What I'd like to know is......how can I donate a copy to the DCHS? A very long time ago someone said it had to be a "bonded" copy. I don't know what that is. I think it was Helen Imburgia I wrote to about this subject a few years ago. I couldn't get it printed in a cosmetically pleasing fashion as I had originally intended but I have assembled the documents and all the sources. Any suggestions on how to be sure it's available for other Delaware County researchers? Names in the booklet are as follows - I am separating Joseph & Jane's children's familes by a space: Joseph DALTON Jane WHITMAN / WEIGHTMAN Anne DALTON William NEWTON Lillie GOODRICH Isaac DALTON Mary DICKINSON HILL Jabez & Susan COE Anna GOODHART George McCULLOUGH Elizabeth DALTON John MARTIN William DALTON Sarah Ann ANDERSON David ANDERSON Ann WEST Eva GRINWALD Agnes MEEK Joseph DALTON Jr. Emma Caroline CLOUD James CLOUD Jane JONES Charles DALTON Edward Whitman DALTON Margetta VAN RIPER Jane DALTON Robert COWEN Walter DALTON Mary DALTON b. 1842 William HOWARD Jane DALTON b. 1846 John DALTON b. 1850 >>

Dear Tina & list: I never, under any circumstance told Tina or any one else that any genealogy info donated to the DCHS had to be bounded!! In the future, please do NOT send a message to this e-mail list telling people I told you something that you never conferred with me about!! If you want to donate genealogy info to the DCHS contact them. I have never known them not to accept any genealogy info on a family from Chester - Delaware County, PA. Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS) In a message dated 5/6/03 10:12:12 AM, [email protected] writes: << Good afternoon List. I have compiled a DALTON family history on Joseph & Jane DALTON and their 8 children. It spans their lives from 1805 in Cumberland County England to their immigration to the U.S. in 1842 - then their lives in Delaware County until their deaths. I have listed sources for every scrap of information - dates, baptisms, marriages, addresses, deaths and anything else I found. What I'd like to know is......how can I donate a copy to the DCHS? A very long time ago someone said it had to be a "bonded" copy. I don't know what that is. I think it was Helen Imburgia I wrote to about this subject a few years ago. I couldn't get it printed in a cosmetically pleasing fashion as I had originally intended but I have assembled the documents and all the sources. Any suggestions on how to be sure it's available for other Delaware County researchers? Names in the booklet are as follows - I am separating Joseph & Jane's children's familes by a space: Joseph DALTON Jane WHITMAN / WEIGHTMAN Anne DALTON William NEWTON Lillie GOODRICH Isaac DALTON Mary DICKINSON HILL Jabez & Susan COE Anna GOODHART George McCULLOUGH Elizabeth DALTON John MARTIN William DALTON Sarah Ann ANDERSON David ANDERSON Ann WEST Eva GRINWALD Agnes MEEK Joseph DALTON Jr. Emma Caroline CLOUD James CLOUD Jane JONES Charles DALTON Edward Whitman DALTON Margetta VAN RIPER Jane DALTON Robert COWEN Walter DALTON Mary DALTON b. 1842 William HOWARD Jane DALTON b. 1846 John DALTON b. 1850 >>

--part1_79.106a7fd0.2be98a61_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --part1_79.106a7fd0.2be98a61_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: <[email protected]> From: [email protected] Full-name: HMWEBBER Message-ID: <[email protected]> Date: Tue, 6 May 2003 17:59:02 EDT Subject: Re: The Dalton family from England and Upland, Pa. To: [email protected] MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: AOL for Macintosh OS X sub 21 Dear Tina & list: I never, under any circumstance told Tina are any one else that any genealogy info donated to the DCHS had to be bounded!! In the future, please do NOT send a message to this e-mail list telling people I told you something that you never conferred with me about!! If you want to donate genealogy info to the DCHS contact them. I have never known them not to accept any genealogy info on a family from Chester - Delaware County, PA. Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS) In a message dated 5/6/03 10:12:12 AM, [email protected] writes: << Good afternoon List. I have compiled a DALTON family history on Joseph & Jane DALTON and their 8 children. It spans their lives from 1805 in Cumberland County England to their immigration to the U.S. in 1842 - then their lives in Delaware County until their deaths. I have listed sources for every scrap of information - dates, baptisms, marriages, addresses, deaths and anything else I found. What I'd like to know is......how can I donate a copy to the DCHS? A very long time ago someone said it had to be a "bonded" copy. I don't know what that is. I think it was Helen Imburgia I wrote to about this subject a few years ago. I couldn't get it printed in a cosmetically pleasing fashion as I had originally intended but I have assembled the documents and all the sources. Any suggestions on how to be sure it's available for other Delaware County researchers? Names in the booklet are as follows - I am separating Joseph & Jane's children's familes by a space: Joseph DALTON Jane WHITMAN / WEIGHTMAN Anne DALTON William NEWTON Lillie GOODRICH Isaac DALTON Mary DICKINSON HILL Jabez & Susan COE Anna GOODHART George McCULLOUGH Elizabeth DALTON John MARTIN William DALTON Sarah Ann ANDERSON David ANDERSON Ann WEST Eva GRINWALD Agnes MEEK Joseph DALTON Jr. Emma Caroline CLOUD James CLOUD Jane JONES Charles DALTON Edward Whitman DALTON Margetta VAN RIPER Jane DALTON Robert COWEN Walter DALTON Mary DALTON b. 1842 William HOWARD Jane DALTON b. 1846 John DALTON b. 1850 >> --part1_79.106a7fd0.2be98a61_boundary--

Good afternoon List. I have compiled a DALTON family history on Joseph & Jane DALTON and their 8 children. It spans their lives from 1805 in Cumberland County England to their immigration to the U.S. in 1842 - then their lives in Delaware County until their deaths. I have listed sources for every scrap of information - dates, baptisms, marriages, addresses, deaths and anything else I found. What I'd like to know is......how can I donate a copy to the DCHS? A very long time ago someone said it had to be a "bonded" copy. I don't know what that is. I think it was Helen Imburgia I wrote to about this subject a few years ago. I couldn't get it printed in a cosmetically pleasing fashion as I had originally intended but I have assembled the documents and all the sources. Any suggestions on how to be sure it's available for other Delaware County researchers? Names in the booklet are as follows - I am separating Joseph & Jane's children's familes by a space: Joseph DALTON Jane WHITMAN / WEIGHTMAN Anne DALTON William NEWTON Lillie GOODRICH Isaac DALTON Mary DICKINSON HILL Jabez & Susan COE Anna GOODHART George McCULLOUGH Elizabeth DALTON John MARTIN William DALTON Sarah Ann ANDERSON David ANDERSON Ann WEST Eva GRINWALD Agnes MEEK Joseph DALTON Jr. Emma Caroline CLOUD James CLOUD Jane JONES Charles DALTON Edward Whitman DALTON Margetta VAN RIPER Jane DALTON Robert COWEN Walter DALTON Mary DALTON b. 1842 William HOWARD Jane DALTON b. 1846 John DALTON b. 1850

Joe, Earl, Ed - First, a type-written page of Margerum data inserted in the Bible: Philemon Dickerson Margerum Eleanor Polyhemus married January 26th., 1834 Philemon D. Margerum, Born December 26th., 1809 Eleanor P. Margerum, Born February 26th., 1810 Phillippine Margerum, Born November 19th., 1837 Charles H. Margerum, Born October 8th., 1836 Anna E. Margerum, Born July 18th., 1839 John H. Margerum, Born November 1st., 1842 Cyrus S. Margerum, Born January 31st, 1846 Elnora B. Margerum, Born April 12th., 1848 Philemon Dickerson Margerum, Died Sunday, August 7th., 1887. Buried - August 10th. Eleanor Polyhemus, Died Wednesday Dec., 16, 1891. Buried - December 20th. Phillipine, Died Saturday, Sept., 21, 1895. Charles H., Died Sunday, April 23, 1899. John H., Died Tuesday, June 1st., 1909. Buried - June 5th. Elnora B., Died Tuesday, July 2nd., 1909. Buried - July 6th. {NOTE: I have just received the Northwood Cemetery information on Margerums: Eleanor M. Flower, Edward H. Flower, Phillipine Willey, Charles Evans, Jr. (suicide) and Anna Viola Evans. Just yell if you want this information.] Next, loose handwritten page is a brief letter from James C. Johnston. Father's connection with Masonic - Fraternity. Edmund T. [Thomson] Bitting: Edge Tool Maker Age 47 yrs. Residence - Shoemakertown. Was entered in Frankford Lodge 292 T. and A M - May 14, 1867. Passed June 11, 1867. Raised July 30, 1867. Deceased July 3, 1905. Was in good standing at time of death. Believe me to be Sincerely Yours, James C. Johnston THE HOLY BIBLE containing the OLD AND NEW TESTAMENTS, Translated out of the Original Tongues, together with the APOCRYPHA, CONCORDANCE AND PSALMS, and with the former translations diligently compared and revised. The Text Conformable To The Original Edition Of The Year Of Our Lord 1610, AND The American Bible Society's Original Standard Edition of 1816. PHILADELPHIA: WILLIAM W. HARDING, NO. 326 CHESTNUT STREET. 1869. Inscription: The Longest chapter in the Bible is Psalm 119 - 176 verses The shortest is Jesus wept - John 11 - 35th verse Presented To Bertha Conard [my grandmother] by her Aunt Annie De Haven [I'm named after] first day of July 1920. FIRST PAGE OF BIBLE RECORDS MARRIAGES [Left to right from top of page] William M. De Haven and Annie E. Margerum were Married on the 26th day of December, in the Year of Our Lord, 1860, by the Rev. Alfred Cookman. Charles P. S. De Haven and Mary A. Johnson, were Married on the 1st day of September, in the Year of Our Lord, 1884, by the Rev. W. B. Noble. Parents - Edmund T. Bitting Phillipine Bitting Name - Born William K. Bitting Oct. 15 - 1852 Philemon M. Bitting Nov. 18 - 1855 Eleanor M. Bitting Aug. 28 - 1859 Charles H. Bitting Jan. 28 - 1864 Margaret Ann Bitting Jan. 18 - 1867 Edmund T. Bitting Jan. 14 - 1870 Edith W. Bitting Sept. 3 - 1873 Anna Myrtle Bitting Feb. 5, 1877 Bertha A. Bitting April. 29 - [1880 is penciled in - my records indicate 1881] Albert Mauck and Myrtle DeHaven were Married on the 5th day of May, in the Year of Our Lord, 1889, by the Rev. Robertson, at Cootland [?], New York. William Conard and Adelaide Fleming [my parents] were married on the 16th of February 1938. SECOND PAGE OF BIBLE RECORDS BIRTHS William M. DeHaven was Born on the 29th day of December in the Year of Our Lord, 1834. Charles P. Shannon DeHaven, Son of William M. DeHaven and Annie E. DeHaven, was Born on Wednesday, the 8th day of July, in the Year of Our Lord, 1863. Annie E. Margerum, Wife of William M. DeHaven was Born on the 18th day of July, in the Year of Our Lord, 1839. Annie Myrtle DeHaven, Daughter of William M. and Annie E. DeHaven, was Born on Tuesday, the 3rd day of July, in the Year of Our Lord, 1866. Edwin Bookmyer [my Aunt Dorothy Conard Bookmyer's son] born May 25, 1922. Allen Bookmyer born May 26, 1823. Judith Wynn Conard [my sister] born Jan. 5, 1939 in Atlanta. Bertha Grosscup born May 2 - 1895. Anne DeHaven Conard [me], March 31, 1943. THIRD PAGE OF BIBLE RECORDS BIRTHS Carrie DeHaven daughter of Chas. P. S. and Mary A. DeHaven, was born on Wednesday, the 30th day of September in the Year of Our Lord, 1885. Dorothy Conard [my aunt] born June 13 - 1904 (Monday) 6 P.M Cheltenham Pa. William Conard [my father] born Feb. 19 - 1911 [added later: 5343 Wyalusing? Ave.] Sunday 8 A.M. Elwood Conard [my uncle who sent me the Bible] born May 5 - 1916 (Friday) 2 A.M. [added later: 347 N. Wilton St. W. Phila. Dorothy (Conard) Bookmyer died May 28, 1934. Allan Bookmyer died April 9 - 1927 [4 yrs.] Walter H. [Harper] Conard died Aug. 17 - 1939 Born Aug. 24 - 1875 [Broadaxe?] Edmund Thomson Bitting Born March 19, 1819 [the "19" is heavily written over the original date] Died July 3, q906 Phillipine Margerum Bitting Born Nov. 19, 1833 [originally written as 1834] Died Sept. 21, 1895. Married - Walter H. Conard Bertha A. Bitting [my grandparents] April 27 - 1903 St. Pauls Rectory Rev. Cole York Road - Orgontz. FOURTH PAGE OF BIBLE RECORDS DEATHS William M. DeHaven departed this life in the Year of Our Lord 1885, June the 20th day, Aged 51 years 6 months and 9 days. Mary A. DeHaven wife of Chas. P.S. DeHaven departed this life in the Year of Our Lord 1887, December the 8th day, Aged 21 years. Sarah DeHaven Died Dec. 6th 1892 aged 88 yrs, 9 mo. & 6 days. Elenor P. Margerum Died Dec. 16th 1891 aged - Charles P.S. DeHaven departed this life in the Year of Our Lord 1888, December the 23rd day, Aged 25 years. Philemon D. Margerum Died August 7th 1887 aged - Annie E. DeHaven died February 4th 1926 age 87 yrs. Myrtle Mauck Died July 3rd 1907, aged 41 years Carolyn DeHaven Died Feb. the 8th, 1920 FIFTH PAGE OF BIBLE RECORDS Anna Myrtle (Bitting) Conrad died March 29 - 1942 [this is not a mistake in the spelling of Conard, she married a Will Conrad] Edith Wilson Bitting [never married] died Nov. 12 - 1950 Harry Martin died Jan. 9 - 1953 Della Conard died Jan. 27 - 1953 Alice Braddock died March 7 - 1953 Elwood B [Brill] Conard & Josephine Mulloy were married Sept. 11, 1954 Edwin Bookmyer & Beverly Brandon [2nd wife] married Sept. 24 - 1942 Dorothy Page Bookmyer born Dec. 18 - 1946 Polly Grace Bookmyer born May 14, 1954 There are very good pictures of: "Grand-Mother Margerum (Eleanor Polyhemus) this picture belongs to Edith W. Bitting" M.B. Yarnall, Photographer, Phoenixville, PA. Grannie DeHaven J. L. Cope, Photographer, and Artificial Fly Tyer, DeKalb St. above Main. Norristown, PA. Aunt Annie J. L. Cope, Photographer, and Artificial Fly Tyer, DeKalb St. above Main. Norristown, PA. Myrtie DeHaven J. L. Cope, Photographer, and Artificial Fly Tyer, DeKalb St. above Main. Norristown, PA. Charlie DeHaven J. L. Cope, Photographer, and Artificial Fly Tyer, DeKalb St. above Main. Norristown, PA. For details on the reference sources used for lookups, refer to this link: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncbladen/lookups.htm

Does anyone know of the marriage of Annie Margerum (born July 18, 1839 in Trenton, New Jersey, daughter of Philemon Dickerson Margerum & Eleanor Polhemus) to a DeHaven? The DeHavens would have been in the Philadelphia area. We have reason to believe he might have been a CHARLES DeHaven (Bible). The wedding would have been abt.1857. The Margerum family moved from New Jersey to the Philadelphia area but I don't know if this was before or after Annie's wedding (Annie's parents were listed in the 1880 Pa census in Chester County). At one time (1892) Annie and her husband lived in Norristown (124 E. Main Street). They didn't have any children. I am grateful for any help. Dee (Anne DeHaven Conard Thompson, Atlanta) For details on the reference sources used for lookups, refer to this link: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncbladen/lookups.htm