CMartin, Don't have access to an 1860 census index but I did look the folks up in the 1870 index, in case it helps you. Bull in Warren Co: David, 35, born Engl, Freehold Twp, M593, 1461, page 175 George, 32, Prus, Warren Boro, M593, 1461, page 86 George, 45, Engl, Pittsfield Twp, M593, 1461, page 243 John Jr, 33, Engl, Freehold Twp, M593, 1461, page 175 John Sr, 70, Engl, Freehold Twp, M593, 1461, page 175 Welden in Warren Co: Walter, 45, NY, Eldred Twp, M593, 1461, page 147 William, 50, NY, Sugar Grove Twp, M593, 1461, page 303 Also Weldon: Culver, 41, NY, Eldred Twp, M593, 1461, page 147 Cathy Sheffler > Hello List, > > Does anyone have access to the 1860 Census index book for PA and would be > willing to do a lookup for me. I have access to the film but the quality is so > poor I can't seem to find my people. I'm sure these people are there and I > thought maybe if I have a page # it would help. I'm looking for BULL's in > Warren County and WELDEN's also in Warren County. I have found these families > in the 1850 census and according to a journal left by a ggrandmother they > lived out their lives in Warren County, PA. Thank you in advance for any help > you may be able to give me. > > Also does anyone happen to know what town a "SMITH HILL" is in Warren County, > PA. My ggrandmother refers to her grandparents living on Smith Hill. I know > there could be half a dozen but it doesn't hurt to ask. Thanks again > CMartin

Maggie, I looked in the 1870 PA West census index for Lopus and Hannon in Erie County (Corry) or Warren. For Lopus, I found none in Erie. In Warren County: Chas, 27, M, W, NY, Spring Creek Twp, M593, 1461, page 282 Isaac, 77, M, W, NY, Pittsfield Twp, M593, 1461, page 247 James, 26, M, W, NY, Pittsfield Twp, M593, 1461, page 247 Roxane C, 70, F, W, NY, Pittsfield Twp, M593, 1461, page 247 For Hannon, none in Warren County. In Erie County: John, 40, M, W, Irel, Harbor Creek, M593, 1341, 226 John, 43, M, W, Irel, Union Twp, M593, 1341, 402 John, 55, M, W, Irel, 1st Wd Erie, M593, 1340, 293 There are lots of other Hannons in Allegheny, Lawrence, and Mercer, Hanons in McKean and Lawrence, and a Hannor in Allegheny. I also checked Hannans (no Warren or Erie). Hope this helps! Cathy Sheffler > Mike JONES , wife ELLEN Jones, daughter ANNA (age 6) and son, PATRICK (age 11) were > listed in the 1870 Warren PA census in Spring Creek. They were related to CHARLES LOPUS > and HANNONS in the Corry PA area or Springcreek, Warren Co. Does anyone see > LOPUS & HANNONS in Warren Co. Index in 1870? > Thank you. Maggie magton@buffnet.net

Hello List, Does anyone have access to the 1860 Census index book for PA and would be willing to do a lookup for me. I have access to the film but the quality is so poor I can't seem to find my people. I'm sure these people are there and I thought maybe if I have a page # it would help. I'm looking for BULL's in Warren County and WELDEN's also in Warren County. I have found these families in the 1850 census and according to a journal left by a ggrandmother they lived out their lives in Warren County, PA. Thank you in advance for any help you may be able to give me. Also does anyone happen to know what town a "SMITH HILL" is in Warren County, PA. My ggrandmother refers to her grandparents living on Smith Hill. I know there could be half a dozen but it doesn't hurt to ask. Thanks again CMartin

Jody, I don't have the actual census but I do have the index. There is a Fargo household in Warren County in 1870, with Rebecca is listed as head. This is all the info from the index: FARGO, REBECCA, (gender) F, (age) 25, (born) PA, (county of residence) WARREN, (locality of residence) SUGAR GROVE TWP, (census series) M593, (reel) 1461, (page) 301 Do you have any reason to believe the CA was absent or deceased? Then again, it could just be that the census taker wrote her info down first. You'd have to look at the actual census to find out. There are also a number of other Fargos in Western PA at the time, including Alanson (30), Calvin (70), Esther (29), John C. (40), Perry (33), and TJ (64) all in Erie County, Emaline (14) and Harrison (37) in Venango County, , and Zekel (40) in Clearfield County. Rebecca is the only one in Warren County. Hope this helps! Cathy Sheffler > Seeking information on family of C.A. and Rebecca (MCKINNEY) FARGO who > were married 13 Mar 1864 in Warren Co., PA. Would someone who has > access to the 1870 > PA census please see if they are listed? Thanks. > > Jody Long.

Mike JONES , wife ELLEN Jones, daughter ANNA (age 6) and son, PATRICK (age 11) were listed in the 1870 Warren PA census in Spring Creek. They were related to CHARLES LOPUS and HANNONS in the Corry PA area or Springcreek, Warren Co. Does anyone see LOPUS & HANNONS in Warren Co. Index in 1870? Thank you. Maggie magton@buffnet.net

Seeking information on family of C.A. and Rebecca (MCKINNEY) FARGO who were married 13 Mar 1864 in Warren Co., PA. Would someone who has access to the 1870 PA census please see if they are listed? Thanks. Jody Long

Wendy, Hi, sorry it has taken so long to anwser your post but have been out of town. My cousin Mark lives in Warren Cty, and says there is a cemetery on Yankee Bush and will check it out at local historical society for you if you wish. What names are you looking for??? Also where are you from? Thanks Cindi PS I am originally from Warren but now live in Va.

I am searching for information about my great grandparents Friedrich and Margaret Amacher. They came to this country from Switzerland in the early 1870's They lived in Ridgeway I think. They had a daughter Maggie according to the cencus in 1880 She was my grandmother. She married Malchior(Micheal)Gertsch. If anyone knows anything about these two families please let me know. I would really appreciate it. If I can help you from here in Pittsburgh I will sure try. Thank You pati316@aol.com

Warren - Forest County Mailing List Members, My grandfather, Frank John DUNN, owned 104 acres of land in Warren County, Pa in 1936. It was Land Track 764. Likely, it belonged to his father previously, Bernard DUNN. Frank John DUNN lived in Ohio at this time (1936). Does anyone recognize these names or know where Land Track 764 is located? This land was taken for the national park in 1936. Thank you for your help, Bill Dunn E-mail: wdunn@ neo.rr.com Http://home.neo.lrun.com/atdunn

Hello List, Just wanted to share with you, that I have a copy of the Headstone Inscriptions for Barnes Cemetery in Sheffield Township along with a copy of Stillson Hill Cemetery in Sugar Grove. Both in Warren County, PA. I would be willing to do lookups for anyone who finds the need to seek information here. Happy Hunting CMartin Just starting out on my family research, but willing to share everything I have. SURNAMES: BLANCHARD, BULL, CONE, WELDEN, SELLENS (SELLIVE), WOODIN, MASDEN (MASKER).

Rebecca Ann Adkins, b. 30 Dec. 1812 (family Bible) in NY, PA or VT (different locations are given on her children's death certificates and census records), m. 18 Oct.1835 Susquehanna Co.,PA, William Perry Barber, d. 26 Feb. 1894 Warren, Warren Co., PA. LDS Archive Record lists her as d/o a Methodist minister, John D. Adkins. Other reports say she was the adoptive daughter of Rev. Adkins with the maiden name of Farmer or Parmer. I would appreciate any information or suggestions concerning Rebecca. Thanks very much, Sally Shaner sshaner@alaweb.com

I would like to hear from anyone with knowledge of an Atkins line from Lincolnshire, England. William G. (George?) Atkins, b. 4 Sept.1827, Caistor, Lincolnshire, England, d. 14 April 1911, Tidioute, Warren, PA, m. 14 Feb. 1854 Sarah Simpson, widow of Charles Simpson. William was s/o Thomas and Sarah Clayton Atkins of Lincolnshire. William and a brother, Thomas, emigrated to the U.S. in 1852. Thomas moved on to MI and I know little more about him. Another Atkins researcher has a Thomas Atkins , b. 2 Dec. 1748, Lincolnshire, and wife Susanna Sanderson. They emigrated, with son John, to NY in1798, and eventually moved on to OH. We think there might be some connection in our two lines but have no further information to link them together. I would appreciate any information anyone might offer. Thanks very much, Sally Shaner sshaner@alaweb.com

Seeking to establish the precise death date of Gardner Elliott Hulings. He was born in 1859 and died after the 1920 census. I will be happy to share information on this individual and his family with any interested parties. Toni Richard Turk turkt@do.sanjuan.k12.ut.us

Thanks for the numerous great responses with information on the hospital. I will be following up your suggestions for more data. I am particularly interested in learning more about Dr. Morris S. Guth who served on the hospital staff in the era of about 1895-1910. Best regards, David ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Hello, I am new to this list and I am trying to locate a cemetery by the name of Yankee Way or Yankee Bush cemetery. Does anyone know of a cemetery in Warren County by this name? And if so, is there some way that I might be able to contact this cemetery? Thank you, Wendy SGrune2870@aol.com

Hi all, In the early part of this century there was a hospital at North Warren that may have been a metal hospital. Is this so? Does it still exist and what was/is its official name? Regards, David ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

unsubscribe > -----Original Message----- > From: DB12251@aol.com [SMTP:DB12251@aol.com] > Sent: Sunday, January 24, 1999 12:59 AM > To: PAFOREST-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: QUERIES ?? > > <<Have been confirmed as a subscriber, but neither when I was on the list > for > > a week or now that I'm on the digest, have I received any messages. Not > even > > my own posts. > > How do I correct this? > > Carolyn > > pwt@iomet.com > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > I thought I had forgotten to re-subscribe to the PAFOREST List when I > came > back from my trip. Tonight's are the first postings I've seen in a month > or > more. > > Barb > CA

Jane, my husband has an ancestor, James Hall from Columbus Twp., Warren Co., whose second wife was an Anna Brown...but she was a widow and I'm sorry to say I don't have her 1st husband's name in front of me. She was born July 4, 1804, died Feb. 6, 1873. I know she had several Brown children, one by James Hall. Just file this away somewhere and maybe it will be useful some day. Madeline MomDodd@ewol.com ---------- > From: Jane T. <thaia@goodnet.com> > To: PAFOREST-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: BROWN Family, Warren Co., 1820-1845-is > Date: Sunday, January 24, 1999 1:12 PM > > Carolyn's message prompted me to post my family info again > and see if there are any live subscribers out there who can help. > > Cyren(i)us BROWN, b. 1774, and wife Experience BARNSTABLE (?) > (it's possible she had died by then and he remarried, maybe to > Eleanor Cook?) migrated to Brokenstraw from NY ca. 1829. He was > in Sugar Grove by the 1830 census. Their children were: > > Daniel B.-b. 15 Aug 1800 (he migrated to MI with wife Fannie PIKE > and his eleven kids ca 1847). Some children were: Daniel D., Erastus > P., James C. Elijah M., Loren, Cyrus, Philo M. I have no names of his > daughters. > > Hannah Pelton-b. 18 Oct 1802; m. Joseph ARTERS and lived in > Warren Co. all her life. Cyrenus Y, Cyrus F, Eliza, Rebecca, Hiram, > Lemuel, Lydia and G. Washington were her children...b. Brokenstraw. > > Experience-b. ??? I stuck her in here because there was a gap > in years until the next son was born. She could have been born > just as well in the gap between 1810 and 1813. Allegedly marr. to > Loren WICKWIRE (never have found him in the census) at Sugar > Grove. Know nothing about her. > > Cyren(i)us, Jr.-b. ca 1807?; m. to Caroline _______. Migrated to > MI about 1847 or so. > > Barnabas-b. ca 1809?; spouse, if any, unknown. To MI ca 1847? > > Cyrus-b. ca 1810? No knowledge of this son. > > Elijah-b. 02 Aug 1813 NY; m. 08 Apr 1831 to Jane E. TEAL, d/o > Charles M. TEAL at Teal Hill at Sugar Grove. Jane d. ca 1848, > maybe in Sugar Grove, Warren Co. PA; MI; or, less likely, OH. > > I believe that Cyren(i)us, Sr. died sometime in the mid 1840s (no > proof whatsoever) in Sugar Grove as well as John Pember TEAL, > Jane E's brother, who is recorded as having died May 1845. These > deaths, I think, caused the family to disburse, migrating to OH, MI, > and places I still don't know. > > Anyone with access to newspaper records showing deaths prior to > 1845 might be able to help me out regarding these deaths (Jane Ena/ > Eva BROWN, Cyren(i)us BROWN, John Pember TEAL). Any other > > info on the various folks in this family would be appreciated too. > > Jane in AZ > thaia@goodnet.com > >

Carolyn's message prompted me to post my family info again and see if there are any live subscribers out there who can help. Cyren(i)us BROWN, b. 1774, and wife Experience BARNSTABLE (?) (it's possible she had died by then and he remarried, maybe to Eleanor Cook?) migrated to Brokenstraw from NY ca. 1829. He was in Sugar Grove by the 1830 census. Their children were: Daniel B.-b. 15 Aug 1800 (he migrated to MI with wife Fannie PIKE and his eleven kids ca 1847). Some children were: Daniel D., Erastus P., James C. Elijah M., Loren, Cyrus, Philo M. I have no names of his daughters. Hannah Pelton-b. 18 Oct 1802; m. Joseph ARTERS and lived in Warren Co. all her life. Cyrenus Y, Cyrus F, Eliza, Rebecca, Hiram, Lemuel, Lydia and G. Washington were her children...b. Brokenstraw. Experience-b. ??? I stuck her in here because there was a gap in years until the next son was born. She could have been born just as well in the gap between 1810 and 1813. Allegedly marr. to Loren WICKWIRE (never have found him in the census) at Sugar Grove. Know nothing about her. Cyren(i)us, Jr.-b. ca 1807?; m. to Caroline _______. Migrated to MI about 1847 or so. Barnabas-b. ca 1809?; spouse, if any, unknown. To MI ca 1847? Cyrus-b. ca 1810? No knowledge of this son. Elijah-b. 02 Aug 1813 NY; m. 08 Apr 1831 to Jane E. TEAL, d/o Charles M. TEAL at Teal Hill at Sugar Grove. Jane d. ca 1848, maybe in Sugar Grove, Warren Co. PA; MI; or, less likely, OH. I believe that Cyren(i)us, Sr. died sometime in the mid 1840s (no proof whatsoever) in Sugar Grove as well as John Pember TEAL, Jane E's brother, who is recorded as having died May 1845. These deaths, I think, caused the family to disburse, migrating to OH, MI, and places I still don't know. Anyone with access to newspaper records showing deaths prior to 1845 might be able to help me out regarding these deaths (Jane Ena/ Eva BROWN, Cyren(i)us BROWN, John Pember TEAL). Any other info on the various folks in this family would be appreciated too. Jane in AZ thaia@goodnet.com

<<Have been confirmed as a subscriber, but neither when I was on the list for a week or now that I'm on the digest, have I received any messages. Not even my own posts. How do I correct this? Carolyn pwt@iomet.com ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I thought I had forgotten to re-subscribe to the PAFOREST List when I came back from my trip. Tonight's are the first postings I've seen in a month or more. Barb CA