SARAH WICK 1 Dec 1890 Nov 1967 (Tionesta, Forest, PA) I am very interested in obtaining an obituary for this member of my mother's surname line. I believe her maiden name may have been CARSON. Thank you in advance for your response. Charlene Calvert Pinkowski charpink@gte.net

How do I get OFF this list, I am not sure how I got on and now my mail is filled each day whit far to much mail I can not use. Dennis J. Campbell Be sure to check my web page!!! http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/c/a/m/Dennis-J-Campbell/index.html

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Clarence was my great uncle. His sister, mentioned below, Anna ROSS, was my maternal grandmother. dale adams ========================================== -----Original Message----- From: <DALEANNA@prodigy.net> >Clarence N. "Finney" MADISON Sr., age 93, 718 Grand St, Corry, >died Saturday, May 30, 1992, at his home. >He was born in Corry, April 4, 1899, a son of the late Peter and >Minnie Rasmussen Madison. >Mr Madison was raised and educated in Corry and the Picicilli Hill >area, and served in the U.S. Army during WW I. He later worked for >the former Howard Tannery and later for Aero Supply Co for 40 years, >retiring in 1964 from the plating department. >He was a member of St Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church and the >American Legion Post 365 in Corry, and enjoyed reading and gardening. >Mr Madison was preceded in death by his first wife, Josphine Graham >Madison, in 1939; by two sisters, Anna ROSS and Minnie FINCH; five >brothers, Martin, George, Howard, John and Luois Madison; and one >greandson, Eric Madison. >Survivors include his wife Virginia Ramsdale Madison, whom he married >March 30, 1963, in Harborcreek; five daughters, Mrs William (Sylvia) >IRISH oof Erie, Mrs Norman (Garnet) PIER of Wattsburg, Mrs Walter >(Katherine) MILLER of Corry and Margaret MILES and Mrs Rodney (Mary) >FRALICK both of Panama, NY >A stepdaughter, Mrs Charles (Kathy)CALKINS of Erie; six sons, Clarence >Madison, Jr of Cypress, Calif., Peter Stockton of Hudson, Fla., John >Madison of Summerfield, Fla., and George, Harold, and Olin Madison, >all of Corry; a stepson, Paul Newcomer of Erie; 33 grandchildren; 20 >great-grandchildren; three stepgrandchildren; and several nieces and >nephews. >Friends may call at the Bracken Funeral Home, Corry, tomorrow from 3 >to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Services will be held there Wednesday at 11 a.m. >with the Rev. Robert Braband, pastor of St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran >Church, officiating. >Burial will be in Pine Grove Cemetery. > >

Good morning to everyone. It is really nice to see this list so active! The surname Houghton has come up a couple of times recently and I am hoping that someone can help me with this. Mary Ann Houghton b. 11-25-1818; d. 03-08-1900 in Warren, PA. She married Nathan Branch on 01-06-1841. I believe that she was the daughter of Josiah Houghton and Polly Herron. Josiah b. 08-25-1791; d. 01-03-1831 Polly Herron b. 01-10-1798; d. 05-15-1871 Can anyone confirm, disprove or add to this information? I would love to hear from anyone researching this Branch family, too. Thanks for any help which you might be able to offer! Judy Litwin Scappoose, OR

I have one more request for tonight...the funeral program for my grandmother listed Heineville,Pa as her place of birth but for the life of me I cannot find where it is or if it exists now. Thanks for any help Gary Barnes splinters@arkansas.net

Vol 2 pg 27 on the Marriage and Death Notices Extracted from Warren Co., PA Newspapers Married in Youngsville on 25 Dec 1869 by Philip Mead, Mr. A. P. Barnes to Miss M. Houghton, all of Sheffield. [Warren Mail issue 04 Jan 1870. Regards, Alison Alison Franks Archivist, Rawson Family Association afranks1@juno.com ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

----- Original Message ----- From: Gary Barnes To: PAFOREST-L@rootsweb.com. Sent: Wednesday, August 04, 1999 6:49 PM Subject: Alonzo P.BARNES (Barnes,Pa.) I have information that my great grandfather, A.P. Barnes was born in Russell,Pa. in 1842,his tombstone at the Barnes cemetery in Barnes,Pa. lists his birth as February 10,1840.He died Sept.15,1889.What little information I have points to Erastus BARNES as the father but I cannot prove or disprove it.I am hoping that someone on this list can help me out with this.He was married to Marvel HOUGHTON a daughter of Hiram T. HOUGHTON and Jane Ann FARNSWORTH. Gary Barnes splinters@arkansas.net

--part1_1e7d4c37.24da6da2_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --part1_1e7d4c37.24da6da2_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: HarvanT@aol.com From: HarvanT@aol.com Full-name: HarvanT Message-ID: <c6b6f137.24da6d02@aol.com> Date: Thu, 5 Aug 1999 00:28:50 EDT Subject: Re: Alonzo P.BARNES (Barnes,Pa.) To: splinters@arkansas.net MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: AOL 4.0 for Windows 95 sub 21 In the information that I have (The Ancestors and Descendants of Zachariah Eddy by Byron Barnes Horton) says that Eliza Jane Eddy married Erastus Barnes on 24 Feb 1846 at Warren, PA. They had the following children: 1. infant son, born and died 30 Aug 1847 at Barnes 2. Harriet Rose Barnes, born 4 Oct 1848 at Barnes, died 23 May 1906, married Francis Thompson Blair 3. Timothy Eddy Barnes, born 5 Nov 1850 at Barnes, died 11 Sept 1881 at Warren, married Ada Almeda Houghton on 21 Dec 1870 4. Eunice Letitia Barnes, born 6 April 1853 at Barnes, married George Horton 5. Catherine Eliza Barnes, born 1 May 1856 at Barnes, died 7 July 1921 at Wauseon, Ohio, married Henry H. Ham. Ada Almeda Houghton was the daughter of Hiram Thompson Houghton and Jane Ann Farnsworth. She was born 17 Sept 1850. Ada married (2nd) Frank E. Foster on 28 Feb 1901 and moved to Long Beach, CA. I hope this doesn't confuse you too much! --part1_1e7d4c37.24da6da2_boundary--

Hello folks, I have never seen this list so active!! Wonderful! So I have to jump in here and ask. Does anyone have a connection with the Atkins/Atkin line of Tidioute, the Barber line of Pleasant Twp., or the Echinberg/Eikenburg line of Tionesta? If so, I would like to exchange information. Thanks, Sally sshaner@alaweb.com

I was asked to trace my Wheeler line. My Wheeler's start with Isaac Wheeler. His son was Daniel Wheeler b. Sept 29, 1789 d. Oct 29, 1867 buried in State Line Cemetery, Warren Co, Pa. Daniel married Sophronia Byron who was b. Sept 20, 1804 d. June 8, 1874. She is also buried in the State Line Cem. Daniel and Sophronia's son was Joseph John Wheeler b. Sept 18, 1833 d. Jan 20, 1917. Joseph married (on July 25, 1861) Polly Marie Johnson b. Mch 8,1838/39 d. June 24, 1889. Joseph and Polly's daughter was Ella Marie Wheeler. Ella was born Dec 6. 1862 and died Nov 11, 1947. Ella married Layton Strong on Mch 3, 1887. Layton b. May 6, 1861 d. Sept 6, 1922. Ella and Layton's son was Elbert Joseph Strong who is my grandfather. My mother is Marian Strong. Sound familiar to anyone? I have more brothers and sisters of each generation and some notes. Loanne Van Voorhis Michalene Cardella wrote: > > What are your Wheelers' first names and dates for them? I have some > Wheeler info. My gr uncle married a Wheeler and his family lived for a > while in Sugar Grove, eventually immigrated to MI and then NE. > > Michalene > At 10:07 PM 7/5/1999 -0400, you wrote: > >Hello. I am new to the list. Most of my ancestors came from > >northwestern Penna, near Lander and Sugar Grove. I am most interested > >in these surnames; Thompson, Wheeler, Mix, Strong, Cowles, Ludwick, > >Stanton. I understand that there has been some discussion about > >Thompson's some time ago. > > > >Loanne Van Voorhis > > > > > > > >

Looking for information on Jacob Grove born 1760-1765, married to a Nancy? and they had 6 children. He was buried in Greene Co., Pa., but was not born here. Any information would be appreciated. Betty Grove

At one time, Warren Co. was part of Venango Co. and we have found records there in Franklin that pertain to early Warren Co. Good luck! Madeline ---------- > From: Gwen Boyer Bjorkman <gwenbj@seanet.com> > To: PAFOREST-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Jamon and Mary Ann Beeman, 1838, Warren Co. PA > Date: Tuesday, August 03, 1999 10:02 PM > > Hi Charlene: > Thank you so much for replying to my request and giving me some clues to > work on. Jamon and Mary Ann BEEMAN did sell 50 acres in 1838 and the > witnesses were Jason ANDRUSS and Serval FISHER. Serval Fisher is a Justice > of the Peace. I have never traced out these witnesses and I will try to do > that. I have long tried to find when Jamon Beeman bought this land, but > have never been able to find it. I thought that he might have purchased it > from the Holland Land Company, but apparently there are no records. The > Bureau of Archives and History in Harrisburg, PA sold me a warrantee > township tract map for Elk Township, Warren County. Tract #5547 was shown > as last purchase of 1784, Warrant #116 dated March 18, 1794 to John DORSEY > for 1000 acres on Conewango Creek in Allegheny, now Warren County. Surveyed > August 10, 1795 for 1000 acres. Patented to Joseph CLARK on August 14, > 1816. The Deed Index for Warren County begins in 1819 and there was no deed > to Jamon BEEMAN for his 50 acres in Tract #5547. > > This Tract #5547 was right on the New York line with Allegany County, but I > guess this Warrant is saying that early records would be in Allegheny > County, Pennsylvania. Has anyone on the list tried researching early deed > records for Warren County in Allegheny County before 1819? The Handy Books > says that Warren County was formed in 1800. Does anyone know if there is an > earlier deed book for Warren County from 1800 to 1819? > > Gwen Boyer Bjorkman > gwenbj@seanet.com > > -----Original Message----- > From: Charlene Pinkowski [mailto:charpink@gte.net] > Sent: Tuesday, August 03, 1999 4:42 PM > To: Gwen Boyer Bjorkman > Subject: Re: Jonathan Marsh, 1830, Warren Co. PA > > > Gwen > I recently read that there could be hints as to the maiden name of a woman > when her husband buys land from her father as part of the dowry settlement. > The deed will often have names of parties who have interest for both the > husband and the wife. The first witness is usually for the husband and the > second for the wife. Frequently the witness for the wife is a close family > member. I have just such a problem in my lineage, although I know the > surname of my 3 ggmother. However, I do not know the names of her parents. > Nevertheless, her husband bought land in 1807 from a James and Nancy GAMBLE > [Betsey GAMBLE is the 3gg mother]. Since I just learned about this witness > thing, I have to go back and look at the court copy of the deed for the > witnesses, as I did not record that information the first time around. > > The reason I am writing you, is perhaps you can find the earliest deed > relative to the marriage of your Mary Ann, and see whether or not the > information found therein fits your theories. > Charlene Calvert Pinkowski > charpink@gte.net > > -----Original Message----- > From: Gwen Boyer Bjorkman <gwenbj@seanet.com> > To: PAFOREST-L@rootsweb.com <PAFOREST-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: Tuesday, August 03, 1999 6:01 PM > Subject: Jonathan Marsh, 1830, Warren Co. PA > > > >This is my biggest genealogical problem. > > > >WHAT IS THE MAIDEN NAME OF MARY ANN?? > > > >Since Mary Ann says on the 1880 census that she was b. in PA about 1813 and > >her parents in N.J. , I believe she may have been living in Warren Co. when > >she m. Jamon Beeman in 1831. I checked all families in the 1830 census who > >lived in Kinzua or Elk Townships (Warren Co.) and traced them to their > >roots. Then I traced the ones from N.J. and eliminated all but JONATHAN > >MARSH. (This eliminated Sylvanus Marsh, Stephen Hadley and Jonathan > Pound). > >I believe Jonathan Marsh may be her father. They did not have any info on > >his family in the Warren Hist. Soc. I believe that I have checked all > >histories of McKean and Warren, all census, all deeds, but not all wills. > I > >have corresponded with the Warren Co. Historical Society and have bought > >their publications, but I have not corresponded with the McKean Co. > >Historical Society and maybe they have something to help. Also > corresponded > >with cousin Donald Beeman of Lewis Run, PA in 1971 when I wrote my Beeman > >book. > > > >The Marshes are a Quaker family and since Sarah Beeman Anderson (dau of > >Jamon and Mary Ann Beeman) said in the article in THE GENEALOGICAL AND > >PERSONAL HISTORY OF NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA that she and her brother were > born > >at Quaker Hill Warren Co., I believe that they may be Quakers. QUESTION: > >WHERE WOULD THE QUAKERS FROM N.J. HAVE LEFT THEIR RECORDS WHEN THEY CAME TO > >WARREN COUNTY ABOUT 1813 WHEN MARY ANN WAS BORN? I have not found any > >records of a Meeting in Warren Co. HISTORY OF N.W. PA says p.638 that John > >and Hugh Marsh were first settlers about 1795 in Warren Co. History of > >McKean Co. p.280 says that Jonathan Marsh was one of the persons to lay out > >the road through the center of McKean Co. in 1838. Jonathan Marsh is on > the > >1850 census in Lafayette twp, McKean Co. close to Rufus Beeman, father of > >Jamon Beeman. > > > >The Andersons were prominent and I do have a copy of Sarah Beeman > Anderson's > >obituary and write-ups from local histories, none of which mention her > >mother. Since her biographies say that either she or her husband (Sarah or > >Abraham Anderson) belonged to the Masonic Lodge, Equitable Aid Union, Union > >Lodge No. 334 and the Methodist Episcopal Church, in Bradford, and all > >before her death in 1917, I had thought of checking with those > organizations > >to see if anywhere there might be a record of her mother's name with some > >membership application. QUESTION: WHERE COULD THOSE RECORDS BE FOUND? > > > >Hope I have described the problem or let me know if you need any other > >information. I would love to hear from anyone with some clues that might > >provide a solution. > > > >Gwen Boyer Bjorkman > >gwenbj@seanet.com > > > > > > > > > >

Hi All: For those who will receive this message more than once I apologize. I have 3 volumes of " Marriage and Death Notices Extracted from Warren County, PA Newspapers" Joan McRea as follows: Vol 1 1848 - 1865 [1982] Vol 2 1865 - 1875 [1983] Vol 3 1876 - 1880 [1987] I am willing to do lookups in these volumes, but please refer to the dates listed to be sure that the times you are looking for fall into the time frames. I enjoy helping people and it makes me sad when I have to say "I'm sorry I can't help". A gorgeous day in the Ocean State better known as "The State of Rhode Island and the Providence Plantations". Can you figure this? The smallest state, yet the one with the longest name? Thank you Alison Franks Archivist, Rawson Family Association afranks1@juno.com ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

Hi Judy: Glad you did a bit of adjusting here. I was only acting on what information I had. Glad to know there is a full staff, and as you say, the answers will come quicker if it is just in the pot on first in first out basis. Thanks for even making this limb of the tree a better place to be perched! Alison ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

Hi Charlene: Thank you so much for replying to my request and giving me some clues to work on. Jamon and Mary Ann BEEMAN did sell 50 acres in 1838 and the witnesses were Jason ANDRUSS and Serval FISHER. Serval Fisher is a Justice of the Peace. I have never traced out these witnesses and I will try to do that. I have long tried to find when Jamon Beeman bought this land, but have never been able to find it. I thought that he might have purchased it from the Holland Land Company, but apparently there are no records. The Bureau of Archives and History in Harrisburg, PA sold me a warrantee township tract map for Elk Township, Warren County. Tract #5547 was shown as last purchase of 1784, Warrant #116 dated March 18, 1794 to John DORSEY for 1000 acres on Conewango Creek in Allegheny, now Warren County. Surveyed August 10, 1795 for 1000 acres. Patented to Joseph CLARK on August 14, 1816. The Deed Index for Warren County begins in 1819 and there was no deed to Jamon BEEMAN for his 50 acres in Tract #5547. This Tract #5547 was right on the New York line with Allegany County, but I guess this Warrant is saying that early records would be in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. Has anyone on the list tried researching early deed records for Warren County in Allegheny County before 1819? The Handy Books says that Warren County was formed in 1800. Does anyone know if there is an earlier deed book for Warren County from 1800 to 1819? Gwen Boyer Bjorkman gwenbj@seanet.com -----Original Message----- From: Charlene Pinkowski [mailto:charpink@gte.net] Sent: Tuesday, August 03, 1999 4:42 PM To: Gwen Boyer Bjorkman Subject: Re: Jonathan Marsh, 1830, Warren Co. PA Gwen I recently read that there could be hints as to the maiden name of a woman when her husband buys land from her father as part of the dowry settlement. The deed will often have names of parties who have interest for both the husband and the wife. The first witness is usually for the husband and the second for the wife. Frequently the witness for the wife is a close family member. I have just such a problem in my lineage, although I know the surname of my 3 ggmother. However, I do not know the names of her parents. Nevertheless, her husband bought land in 1807 from a James and Nancy GAMBLE [Betsey GAMBLE is the 3gg mother]. Since I just learned about this witness thing, I have to go back and look at the court copy of the deed for the witnesses, as I did not record that information the first time around. The reason I am writing you, is perhaps you can find the earliest deed relative to the marriage of your Mary Ann, and see whether or not the information found therein fits your theories. Charlene Calvert Pinkowski charpink@gte.net -----Original Message----- From: Gwen Boyer Bjorkman <gwenbj@seanet.com> To: PAFOREST-L@rootsweb.com <PAFOREST-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, August 03, 1999 6:01 PM Subject: Jonathan Marsh, 1830, Warren Co. PA >This is my biggest genealogical problem. > >WHAT IS THE MAIDEN NAME OF MARY ANN?? > >Since Mary Ann says on the 1880 census that she was b. in PA about 1813 and >her parents in N.J. , I believe she may have been living in Warren Co. when >she m. Jamon Beeman in 1831. I checked all families in the 1830 census who >lived in Kinzua or Elk Townships (Warren Co.) and traced them to their >roots. Then I traced the ones from N.J. and eliminated all but JONATHAN >MARSH. (This eliminated Sylvanus Marsh, Stephen Hadley and Jonathan Pound). >I believe Jonathan Marsh may be her father. They did not have any info on >his family in the Warren Hist. Soc. I believe that I have checked all >histories of McKean and Warren, all census, all deeds, but not all wills. I >have corresponded with the Warren Co. Historical Society and have bought >their publications, but I have not corresponded with the McKean Co. >Historical Society and maybe they have something to help. Also corresponded >with cousin Donald Beeman of Lewis Run, PA in 1971 when I wrote my Beeman >book. > >The Marshes are a Quaker family and since Sarah Beeman Anderson (dau of >Jamon and Mary Ann Beeman) said in the article in THE GENEALOGICAL AND >PERSONAL HISTORY OF NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA that she and her brother were born >at Quaker Hill Warren Co., I believe that they may be Quakers. QUESTION: >WHERE WOULD THE QUAKERS FROM N.J. HAVE LEFT THEIR RECORDS WHEN THEY CAME TO >WARREN COUNTY ABOUT 1813 WHEN MARY ANN WAS BORN? I have not found any >records of a Meeting in Warren Co. HISTORY OF N.W. PA says p.638 that John >and Hugh Marsh were first settlers about 1795 in Warren Co. History of >McKean Co. p.280 says that Jonathan Marsh was one of the persons to lay out >the road through the center of McKean Co. in 1838. Jonathan Marsh is on the >1850 census in Lafayette twp, McKean Co. close to Rufus Beeman, father of >Jamon Beeman. > >The Andersons were prominent and I do have a copy of Sarah Beeman Anderson's >obituary and write-ups from local histories, none of which mention her >mother. Since her biographies say that either she or her husband (Sarah or >Abraham Anderson) belonged to the Masonic Lodge, Equitable Aid Union, Union >Lodge No. 334 and the Methodist Episcopal Church, in Bradford, and all >before her death in 1917, I had thought of checking with those organizations >to see if anywhere there might be a record of her mother's name with some >membership application. QUESTION: WHERE COULD THOSE RECORDS BE FOUND? > >Hope I have described the problem or let me know if you need any other >information. I would love to hear from anyone with some clues that might >provide a solution. > >Gwen Boyer Bjorkman >gwenbj@seanet.com > > >

A note to let everyone know that the reference desk at the Warren County Library is manned by the entire staff. Your questions need only be addressed to refroom@penn.com Then everything will go in to the in box and be answered as your turn comes up. It will make for faster responses for everyone. I took advantage of Allison's note to contact an old child hood friend - the Penny mentioned in the original correspondence. In her response, she asked that I pass this information along to the rest of the list. Thanks, Judy Litwin Scappoose, OR

This is my biggest genealogical problem. WHAT IS THE MAIDEN NAME OF MARY ANN?? Since Mary Ann says on the 1880 census that she was b. in PA about 1813 and her parents in N.J. , I believe she may have been living in Warren Co. when she m. Jamon Beeman in 1831. I checked all families in the 1830 census who lived in Kinzua or Elk Townships (Warren Co.) and traced them to their roots. Then I traced the ones from N.J. and eliminated all but JONATHAN MARSH. (This eliminated Sylvanus Marsh, Stephen Hadley and Jonathan Pound). I believe Jonathan Marsh may be her father. They did not have any info on his family in the Warren Hist. Soc. I believe that I have checked all histories of McKean and Warren, all census, all deeds, but not all wills. I have corresponded with the Warren Co. Historical Society and have bought their publications, but I have not corresponded with the McKean Co. Historical Society and maybe they have something to help. Also corresponded with cousin Donald Beeman of Lewis Run, PA in 1971 when I wrote my Beeman book. The Marshes are a Quaker family and since Sarah Beeman Anderson (dau of Jamon and Mary Ann Beeman) said in the article in THE GENEALOGICAL AND PERSONAL HISTORY OF NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA that she and her brother were born at Quaker Hill Warren Co., I believe that they may be Quakers. QUESTION: WHERE WOULD THE QUAKERS FROM N.J. HAVE LEFT THEIR RECORDS WHEN THEY CAME TO WARREN COUNTY ABOUT 1813 WHEN MARY ANN WAS BORN? I have not found any records of a Meeting in Warren Co. HISTORY OF N.W. PA says p.638 that John and Hugh Marsh were first settlers about 1795 in Warren Co. History of McKean Co. p.280 says that Jonathan Marsh was one of the persons to lay out the road through the center of McKean Co. in 1838. Jonathan Marsh is on the 1850 census in Lafayette twp, McKean Co. close to Rufus Beeman, father of Jamon Beeman. The Andersons were prominent and I do have a copy of Sarah Beeman Anderson's obituary and write-ups from local histories, none of which mention her mother. Since her biographies say that either she or her husband (Sarah or Abraham Anderson) belonged to the Masonic Lodge, Equitable Aid Union, Union Lodge No. 334 and the Methodist Episcopal Church, in Bradford, and all before her death in 1917, I had thought of checking with those organizations to see if anywhere there might be a record of her mother's name with some membership application. QUESTION: WHERE COULD THOSE RECORDS BE FOUND? Hope I have described the problem or let me know if you need any other information. I would love to hear from anyone with some clues that might provide a solution. Gwen Boyer Bjorkman gwenbj@seanet.com

The 1920 census show my grandparents living in Warren County, on River Rd. I'm not sure where that is in Warren County. Here is the information on the family and if anyone has any information on them please let me know: JWJC@aol.com Harvey Chris 41years old Nellie 39 Maiden name Barber. Hazel 16 Clarebell 13 Olive 10 Lina 9 John 7 Earl 3 11/12 Shows that all were born in PA. I believe John was born in Tidioute. Thanks in advance for any help.

Ellen, Grand Valley is in Northwestern Pa., about 16 miles northeast of Titusville and 23 miles from Warren. Sue in New York