There are no Woodcox or Woodcocks in the Franklin County cemetery records 1784-1826, the 1790 Franklin census, Seilhammer's Biographical Annals, or McAuley's county history. In fact, I have never seen this name in Franklin County PA. Have you checked Franklin County VIRGINIA? The name is found there in the early records and the names are often confused. Here are the Franklin County VA marriages from Marriage Index: MD, NC, VA, 1624-1915 Woodcock, Catherine, Spouse : Radford, Geo, Marriage date : Oct 29, 1789 Woodcock, John, Spouse : Hawkins, Lucy, Marriage date : Aug 20, 1793 Woodcock, Mark, Spouse : Simmons, Susannah, Marriage date : Mar 5, 1803 Woodcock, Thomas, Spouse : Standifer, Mary, Marriage date : Jul 3, 1786 Woodcock, William, Spouse : Simmons, Rhoda, Marriage date : May 16, 1804

I don't know if it's still true but I have been told that there was only one undertaker in the area for the longest time Daniel C. Kline, Jr

Does anyone have access to cemetery records for Franklin County? I am trying to find where my Daniel Mowrey/Mowery was buried. I have heard he was probably buried in Chambersburg, but can't find where! Any help here? Sincerely, Marilyn Barber

Am looking for information on Solomon or Cornelius Woodcox. According to an obituary for Solomon, he was born in Franklin Co, PA about 1810. His brother, Cornelius, was born in PA in 1807. Parents were John and Elizabeth. Any information on this family would be appreciated or suggestions of where to look. Thank you. gmajewski@net-ex.com

I'm looking for people interested in discussing the GRIMES surname in the Franklin Co. area in the 1700-mid 1800 time range. My William GRIMES was born in 1805 and left that area around 1843-45. He married a Dorcas ? [possibly Aubrey or Aubry] in around 1832. Any information on these surnames in this time period would be greatly appreciated! Thanks. Cara

Hello Fellow Listers: Just thought I'd let everyone know that the RICHARDSON-MILLER Reunion will be held on Sunday, August 27, 2000 at the Big Spring State Park, Toboyne Twp., Perry Co., PA.. We will be eating around 12:30 p.m.. This is mainly a family reunion of the descendants of Joseph R. and Catherine MILLER RICHARDSON - but all RICHARDSONs are invited to attend. Both Joseph R. and Catherine MILLER RICHARDSON resided in Lack Twp., Juniata Co., PA. and are buried in the Cross Keys Methodist Cemetery. For more info. contact Donna J. HELLER ZINN at (717) 776-6403 or e-mail: djzinn@pa.net

Quincy, Mont Alto, and Tomstown are all small towns in Quincy Township, Franklin Co. They are all fairly close together. >From book- American Revolutionary Soldiers of Franklin Co. PA. page 203 [Image] page 204 [Image] Naugle's buried in Quincy Township: German Baptist Church: Naugle, Henry b. 28 Jan. 1828 d. 10 Oct. 1901 73 y. 8 mos. 12 days Mt. Zion Union Ch. Cemetery, Quincy section A-1 Naugle, David W. section B-2 Naugle, Alfred W. 1907 1941 Naugle, Glen David b. 3 Dec. 1935 d. 12 Jan. 1936 section B-3 Naugle, Dessie 1881 1961 Helen L. 1898 1967 section c-1 Naugle, R. Bennett 1908 1950 Naugle, Iva P. 1902 1982

Saint Thomas, PA 17252 http://www.usps.gov/ncsc/lookups/lookup_zip+4.html Mike. 7/24/2k. 2:07pm ET ------------------ At 02:00 PM 7/24/00, you wrote: >______________________________X-Message: #1 >Date: Sun, 23 Jul 2000 19:16:46 -0700 >From: "Sharon K. Frank" <sharon1@cfl.rr.com> >To: PAFRANKL-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [PAFRANKL] zip code?? > >Hi all, >Can someone tell me what the ZipCode is for St Thomas??? >Thank you! >Sharon Frank >sharon1@cfl.rr.com

Hi, Im trying to figure out if all of these places are in Franklin Co. Quincey,Mont Alto,place called Tomstown in 1767. My Naugle once were Nagles and most are and from these town would be thankful for yourhelp............Carrie

"Sharon K. Frank" wrote: > Hi all, > Can someone tell me what the ZipCode is for St Thomas??? > Thank you! > Sharon Frank > sharon1@cfl.rr.com 17252 (I grew up there). see the U.S. Post Office at http://www.usps.gov/ <>Curt Sanders<> -- AIM: K3URT http://www.paonline.com/csanders (personal--genealogy & amateur radio) http://www.rootsweb.com/~paadams/adams.htm (Adams Co., PA GENWEB Coordinator)

Hi all, Can someone tell me what the ZipCode is for St Thomas??? Thank you! Sharon Frank sharon1@cfl.rr.com

Blumoo8133@aol.com wrote: > Question, what year did Franklin County PA start recording death's and where > can I request a copy?the year I am concerned about is around 1941 Thanks, SR The county started recording deaths on a regular basis from about 1880 to 1906. >From 1906+ the state took over and the records can be had from their Vital Statistics Division of the Dept. of Health. Curt Sanders -- AIM: K3URT http://www.paonline.com/csanders (personal--genealogy & amateur radio) http://www.rootsweb.com/~paadams/adams.htm (Adams Co., PA GENWEB Coordinator)

Question, what year did Franklin County PA start recording death's and where can I request a copy?the year I am concerned about is around 1941 Thanks, SR

In a message dated 7/20/00 2:03:02 PM Pacific Daylight Time, PAFRANKL-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << Sorry my people are Dunwoody not Dinwiddie. >> I have found that many times they are one and the same :) Sincerely, Sharon Lantzy Wygant SURNAMES: Anderson, Como, Hasselor, Heintz, Kingston, Lamer (Leamer, Lehmer), Lantzy (Lenzi), Lydick (Leidig), McAnulty, McCullough, McLane (McLain,McLean, McLene), O'Cain, Patton, Robertson/Robinson, Shankle, Simpson, Sitter, Steen, Stuchell, Thompson (Thomson), White, Wygant.

Sorry my people are Dunwoody not Dinwiddie. A David Dunwoody associated with Rock Creek Presbyterian Church in the Manor Maske area in Adams county, next to Franklin Co., around 1755 and 1759. Knut "Knut W. Barde" wrote: > I have something on a Dinwiddie in Franklin County...will look it up and get back to u > > Knut > > wandajoe wrote: > > > Hi, all. > > I am hoping to find information about one of my GGGF, James Dinwiddie, said to have been b. ca.1768 in Franklin Co., PA. (?). > > If he was indeed born there, who were his parents? Who were his older forebears? Who were his siblings? > > He was married in 1811 in Franklin Co., TN. (?) to a lady whose name was Jane H. Givens. > > Their son, William Adam Dinwiddie, was born 12-16-1815 in Haywood Co., TN. > > I think it very odd that he would have been born in Franklin Co., PA., and then ended up in Franklin Co., TN. to be married. > > Is there, historically, any record in the files of you GENstudents out there of the Dinwiddie family having been in Frankllin Co., PA. in the mid-1700's?? > > If not, then the idea of his having moved from one Franklin Co. to another might be just erroneous notations by some over-zealous GENstudent of the past. > > It will be a great favor to me, if anyone can provide clarification on my James Dinwiddie. Thanks in advance for your help. Joe Duke > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: wandajoe > > To: PAFRANKL-D-request@rootsweb.com > > Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2000 22:33 > > Subject: subscribe > > > > subscribe

I have something on a Dinwiddie in Franklin County...will look it up and get back to u Knut wandajoe wrote: > Hi, all. > I am hoping to find information about one of my GGGF, James Dinwiddie, said to have been b. ca.1768 in Franklin Co., PA. (?). > If he was indeed born there, who were his parents? Who were his older forebears? Who were his siblings? > He was married in 1811 in Franklin Co., TN. (?) to a lady whose name was Jane H. Givens. > Their son, William Adam Dinwiddie, was born 12-16-1815 in Haywood Co., TN. > I think it very odd that he would have been born in Franklin Co., PA., and then ended up in Franklin Co., TN. to be married. > Is there, historically, any record in the files of you GENstudents out there of the Dinwiddie family having been in Frankllin Co., PA. in the mid-1700's?? > If not, then the idea of his having moved from one Franklin Co. to another might be just erroneous notations by some over-zealous GENstudent of the past. > It will be a great favor to me, if anyone can provide clarification on my James Dinwiddie. Thanks in advance for your help. Joe Duke > ----- Original Message ----- > From: wandajoe > To: PAFRANKL-D-request@rootsweb.com > Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2000 22:33 > Subject: subscribe > > subscribe

Hi! I am new to this list and am trying to find information on my ggrandmother's family. My ggrandmother was Rebecca WEBB b. Mar 1861 in PA. She married John CLINE and had 10 children. She and her husband were murdered in October of 1923 in Fiddlersburg, MD. I am just guessing she is from this county because she lived most of her married life just over the MD border. From her death certificate and a church records, I believe her parents names to be Christian and Katie WEBB both listed as born in PA. If anyone has any of these people in their databases or has access to Franklin Co. Censuses (1850-1880) to do a lookup, please let me know. Thanks for any assistance! Connie Cline Hixson, TN

You may have to check Cumberland Co. Records as Mongomery Twp. was part of Peter Twp. in Cumberland Co. in the early years. Page 152 & 591 of History of Franklin Co. list as early land owners in Montgomery Co. Robert Culbertson, March 31, 1743. Neighbors: William Dinwiddy, Thomas Dinwiddy, James Gardner.

Hi, all. I am hoping to find information about one of my GGGF, James Dinwiddie, said to have been b. ca.1768 in Franklin Co., PA. (?). If he was indeed born there, who were his parents? Who were his older forebears? Who were his siblings? He was married in 1811 in Franklin Co., TN. (?) to a lady whose name was Jane H. Givens. Their son, William Adam Dinwiddie, was born 12-16-1815 in Haywood Co., TN. I think it very odd that he would have been born in Franklin Co., PA., and then ended up in Franklin Co., TN. to be married. Is there, historically, any record in the files of you GENstudents out there of the Dinwiddie family having been in Frankllin Co., PA. in the mid-1700's?? If not, then the idea of his having moved from one Franklin Co. to another might be just erroneous notations by some over-zealous GENstudent of the past. It will be a great favor to me, if anyone can provide clarification on my James Dinwiddie. Thanks in advance for your help. Joe Duke ----- Original Message ----- From: wandajoe To: PAFRANKL-D-request@rootsweb.com Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2000 22:33 Subject: subscribe subscribe

Hi, I just want to take the time to thank everyone so much for their reply to me regarding taking my vacation to go to the above library. I appreciate all the information and do plan on going at the end of the month. Hotel reservations are made for the Holiday Inn not far from there unfortunately we are only able to stay for 2 days. So we will be very anxious to get all we can from there. Thanks again to everyone for the information. Im am truly appreciative that you all took the time to help me. Sincerely, Carrie