Donna, Sorry I can't help you with the address. Where might one find the 1936 tax list? (Note the clock on your PC seems to be set about 3 hours ahead based on the "sent" time of your email.) Regards, Jim Hoke Alexandria, VA Researching Hoch, Hoke, Hoffeditz, Stitzel, and Barmont ----- Original Message ----- From: Donna To: PAFRANKL-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Sunday, March 26, 2000 1:34 PM Subject: [PAFRANKL] Lincoln Way Cemetery Hello Fellow Listers: I have been trying to get the name and phone number of the caretaker of the Lincoln Cemetery just on the southern edge of Chambersburg along Rt.30. When a friend and I visited that cemetery last year, we found an old peice of paper which looked like it may have listed the caretaker but it was in bad shape [weather-worn] and we could not see everthing that was on it. We, just a few months ago, visited some of the other cemeteries and caretakers [of the cemetery and the records] and non have been able to provide us with a name or a contact person. I do not have a Franklin Co. phone book - Is the number in there??? We are looking for my friend, Barb RHINE SHARAR's great-grandmother, Sarah CHRIST RHINE SOWERS who presumably is buried in one of the cemeteries in Chambersburg. This is the only cemetery that we have not found records on yet - and so presume that she and her second husband, Charles SOWERS of Adams Co., PA. may be buried there. Her first husband was Robert RHINE and he is buried in the Lower Tuscarora Cemetery, Waterloo, Lack Twp., Juniata Co., PA.. The only thing that my friend is sure of is that Sarah died after the 1936 Tax List was taken when she and Charles were found residing in Chambersburg. Any help or hints appreciated.. Donna HELLER ZINN of Newville, Cumberland Co., PA.

Donna wrote: > Hello Fellow Listers: > > I have been trying to get the name and phone number of the caretaker of > the Lincoln Cemetery just on the southern edge of Chambersburg along > Rt.30...... Donna, An internet search turned up the following: Lincoln Cemetery Co. 948 Lincoln Way East, Chambersburg, PA 17201 (717) 263-1958 Hope it's the one you're looking for. -- Bill Hawk

Hi, I am searching for information on John H. Shrader and his wife Lucy Abigail --. John was a shoe maker. John H. SHRADER was born about 1815 in Virginia/Pennsylvania, the state varies according to each census. John married Lucy Abigail --. Lucy was born about 1813 in Maryland. They had the following children: John SHRADER was born about 1836 in Peters Twp., Franklin Co., PA. Edward S. SHRADER was born 1840 and died 1910, Dayton, Ohio . William SHRADER was born about 1842 in Peters Twp., Franklin Co., PA. Lavina SHRADER was born about 1844 in Peters Twp., Franklin Co., PA. Joseph SHRADER was born about 1846 in Peters Twp., Franklin Co., PA. Emily SHRADER was born Nov 1849 in Peters Twp., Franklin Co., PA. George M. SHRADER was born about 1854 in Peters Twp., Franklin Co., PA. William SHRADER was born about 1864 in Peters Twp., Franklin Co., PA. I would like to share information on the Shraders with anyone that has a connection to any of members of this family. I would like to share information with any Shrader researcher. Constance Diamond Coos Bay, Oregon

If there is anyone on the list who meanders through old cemeteries in Franklin County, specifically Montgomery Township, I would greatly appreciate your keeping an eye out for Morrisons. There is an Andrew Morrison, will probated Feb 17, l807 where no wife is mentioned which means she died before that time. I know he was in Franklin in 1783, so it is probable that his wife is buried there. That's who I'm interested in - the name of his wife. They also had a daughter Jean who died before 1804 though she was married to someone unknown. If it helps, their children were William, John and Robert sons and Elizabeth, Sarah, Margaret, Mary, Agnes and Jean daughters. Andrew is listed initially in Peters then Montgomery; I suspect he stayed in the same place since Montgomery was formed from part of the old Peters township. Thanks Josette Maxwell Boone NC

The quarterly update for our online database is now complete. We now have over 219,000 names online which is more than 14,000 new names over our last update. You can take a look at the database by going to: http://midatlantic.rootsweb.com/familyhart/ Thanks! Don & Jeanine

I'm looking for information on the following family. If anyone has any information on them I'd love to hear from you. Thanx! Amy 1 Sarah COLLINS. Born on 3 APR 1830. Sarah died in Orrstown, Franklin County, PA on 28 MAY 1901, she was 71. Buried on 31 MAY 1901 in Pleasant Hall Cemetery, Franklin County, PA. Occupation: House Wife. Religion: Brethren / Lutheran. On 2 JAN 1848 when Sarah was 17, she married Isaac Montgomery ZEIGLER, in Letterkenny Township, Franklin County, PA. 2 James COLLINS.

Can anyone tell me if there is, or was in the 1870's, a locale called Antrim Grove, PA? My GGGrandmother wrote or copied a poem (I'm only semi-literate so it may be a well known poem) which was siigned: Sidney Neady(my GGGm) Antrim Grove November 23rd 1877 (which happened to be her 13th BD) Jon King

I have found that my gggrandpa was on the 1830 Census of Franklin Co., Pa. I am hoping some kind soul in that county would do me a lookup in that county. He was a Refiner of Iron and an excellent carpenter having recently finished helping his father (George Mayberry & Benjamin Pennybacker) build the Columbia Furnace/mill in the Shenandoah County/Valley of Virginia near Woodstock, Va now-a-days just off Interstate 81 at exit 278. Israel had married Catherine Haas of Hampshire County, Virginia (now WVa) on March 27, 1827. He and Catherine would have had a couple of children either living with them or living with their grandparents in Hampshire Co., Va. Mary was listed as age 21 on the 1850 Census of Hampshire County, Va. Thomas was listed as age 19, my ggrandpa was listed as age 13, and Sarah was 13. Probably only Mary would have been with the family as she would have been about one year old on the 1830 Census of Franklin Co., Pa. He (Israel) would have probably been associated with Richmond Furnace near Chambersburg, Franklin Co., Pa. Possibly another Forge, Mill or Furnace nearby in Franklin Co., Pa. I would appreciate any help in this search. The birth of his son (my ggrandpa Francis/Frank) was reflected on a later Census as being born in Maryland. I am pretty sure it was in Fredricktown, MD or possibly Myersville area in Frederick County, MD. Israel Mayberry served in the Maryland Militia @1812. Anyone reading this and have any knowledge about this surname please contact me at the above email address. I am searching for any information that I can assemble on this family, who were very well known up and down the Shenandoah's as Iron Refiners and Mill operators during that era of our History. They were some of the first families to be involved in the Iron production in our young and emerging nation in the era of the Continental Army, the Indian wars and the war of independence. All help will be appreciated. Thank, Frank R. Mayberry in Muskogee, Oklahoma

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Am searching for info on the parents/siblings of William H. Murray b: 1830 PA, Franklin County. After attending Yale, William migrated to the Wyoming Territory and then to TN where he married Jane Wallen/Walden and raised a family of ten children (Rivulet 1871; Laurah 1874; William H Jr 1872; Rosetta Winifred 1876; Isles W. 1878; Ellecsia 1879; Williameta 1880; George Cleveland 1884; Charles E. 1883 who married Amanda HICKS 1906, and John Urich 1888) He died 1902 Fentress Co TN. Would love to hear from anyone with connections to this line. Thanks! Mary Murray Cinnamon

It's been awhile since I've posted my queries. Here's the info, if anyone has any information I'd love to hear from you! Amy First Generation - -------------------------------------- 1. Isaac Montgomery ZEIGLER. Born on 21 APR 1824. Isaac Montgomery died in Orrstown, Franklin County, PA on 1 FEB 1899, he was 74. Buried on 3 FEB 1899 in Pleasant Hall Cemetery, Franklin County, PA. Occupation: Carpenter. Religion: Brethren / Lutheran. On 2 JAN 1848 when Isaac Montgomery was 23, he married Sarah COLLINS, daughter of James COLLINS, in Letterkenny Township, Franklin County, PA. Born on 3 APR 1830. Sarah died in Orrstown, Franklin County, PA on 28 MAY 1901, she was 71. They had the following children: 2 i. Isaac Montgomery (1872-1965) ii. Malinda June. Born on 20 AUG 1855. Malinda June died on 10 MAR 1921, she was 65. Malinda June married Michael ZEEK. Born on 19 JAN 1850. Michael died on 6 NOV 1936, he was 86. iii. James Henry. Born in 1854. James Henry first married Rebecca ROBERTS. James Henry second married Loretta KREAGER. iv. Nancy Ellen. Born in 1858. v. Rosanna Elizabeth. vi. Emma Idella. Born in 1859. vii. Lena Goodella. viii. Leah Loorna. Leah Loorna died on 23 JUN 1927. Buried in Upper Strasburg Methodist Church, Franklin County, PA. Occupation: Housekeeper. On 29 MAY 1886 Leah Loorna married William MITCHELL, in Upper Strasburg, Franklin County, PA. Second Generation - -------------------------------------- 2. Isaac Montgomery ZEIGLER. Born on 18 OCT 1872 in Upper Strasburg, Franklin County, PA. Isaac Montgomery died in Middletown, Dauphin County, PA on 17 JUL 1965, he was 92. Buried in Churchville Cemetery, Oberlin, Dauphin County, PA. Occupation: SchoolTeacher / Carpenter. Religion: Brethren. On 4 JUL 1898 when Isaac Montgomery was 25, he married Rosa Jane SHEAFFER, daughter of John E. SHEAFFER & Mary Catharine STEIDLER, in Shippensburg, Cumberland County, PA. Born on 30 SEP 1881 in Shippensburg, Cumberland County, PA. Rosa Jane died in Steelton, Dauphin County, PA on 23 JUL 1946, she was 64. They had the following children: 3 i. Sarah Ellen (1899-1982) 4 ii. Emma Catherine (1900-1993) iii. Beatrice W.. iv. Nellie M.. Born on 15 MAY 1904 in Shippensburg, Cumberland County, PA. Nellie M. died in Harrisburg Hospital, Harrisburg, Dauphin County, PA on 9 OCT 1976, she was 72. Nellie M. married TAYLOR. 5 v. Martha J. (-1989) vi. Rachel Romaine (Died as Infant). Born on 14 MAY 1913 in Shippensburg, Cumberland County, PA. Rachel Romaine died on 19 AUG 1913 in Shippensburg, Cumberland County, PA. Buried on 21 AUG 1913 in Spring Hill Cemetery, Shippensburg, Cumberland County, PA. vii. James Henry (Died as Infant). Born on 21 OCT 1905 in Shippensburg, Cumberland County, PA. James Henry died on 18 AUG 1906 in Shippensburg, Cumberland County, PA. Buried on 20 AUG 1906 in Spring Hill Cemetery, Shippensburg, Cumberland County, PA. 6 viii. William Raymond (1916-1977) 7 ix. John Montgomery x. Mary E.. Born on 25 DEC 1902 in Shippensburg, Cumberland County, PA. Mary E. died in Steelton, Dauphin County, PA on 9 JUL 1966, she was 63. Occupation: HouseKeeper. Mary E. married Ralph FAWBER. Third Generation - -------------------------------------- 3. Sarah Ellen ZEIGLER. Born in 1899 in Shippensburg, Cumberland County, PA. Sarah Ellen died in Carlisle Hospital, Carlisle, Cumberland County, PA on 2 FEB 1982, she was 83. Buried in Spring Hill Cemetery, Shippensburg, Cumberland County, PA. Religion: Lutheran. Sarah Ellen married Roy O. BIGLER. Born on 8 FEB 1893 in Shippensburg, Cumberland County, PA. Roy O. died in Chambersburg Hospital, Chambersburg, Franklin County, PA on 3 JUN 1964, he was 71. 4. Emma Catherine ZEIGLER. Born on 30 DEC 1900 in Shippensburg, Cumberland County, PA. Emma Catherine died in The Brethren Home, New Oxford, Adams County, PA on 16 APR 1993, she was 92. Buried on 20 APR 1993 in St. Paul's "The Pines" Church, New Chester, Adams County, PA. Occupation: HouseWife / Farm Wife. Education: Eighth Grade. Religion: Lutheran. On 21 OCT 1918 when Emma Catherine was 17, she married Paul William DELLINGER, son of Ernest "David" DOLLINGER & Mary Etta ILE, in Hagerstown, MD. Born on 19 MAY 1902 in Amberson Valley, Franklin County, PA. Paul William died in Home, Gettysburg, Adams County, PA on 24 APR 1975, he was 72. 5. Martha J. ZEIGLER. Martha J. died on 25 MAY 1989 in Carlisle, Cumberland County, PA. Buried in Mount Zion Cemetery, Monroe Township, Cumberland County, PA. Martha J. married L. Eugene KURTZ. 6. William Raymond ZEIGLER. Born on 12 APR 1916 in Shippensburg, Cumberland County, PA. William Raymond died on 11 MAY 1977, he was 61. Buried in Rolling Green Cemetery, Camp Hill, Cumberland County, PA. Occupation: Bethlehem Steel. Education: 8th Grade. On 12 OCT 1939 when William Raymond was 23, he married Helen Mae HARTZELL, daughter of William Henry HARTZELL & Ester Irene KUHNS, in Harrisburg, Dauphin County, PA. Born on 4 OCT 1919 in Harrisburg, Dauphin County, PA. Helen Mae died in Camp Hill, Cumberland County, PA on 16 FEB 2000, she was 80. 7. John Montgomery ZEIGLER. Occupation: Employed by the Carlisle Shoe Company. Religion: Brethren in Christ Church. John Montgomery married Kathleen DELAUTER.

Hello all Brady Researchers: Announcing: "Home Again -Brady Reunion 2000" Date: June 30,July 1,2 Place:Old Brady Homestead, Shippensburg,Cumberland Co., PA All interested Bradys welcome and encouraged to attend. Would you like reunion info? Drop me a line and include your mailing address and we will get a packet out to you. Thanks, Donna Cuillard REunion chair

I invite you all to participate in genealogy chat for northwestern Illinois and related Pennsylvania counties on Thurs. evening at 8pm CST for as long as you wish. Lou Cook BUCK, IL, CAMPBELL, NC>TN>PA, COPP, NH>IL, ELLIS, MA>NC>GA, MORRIS, PA>IL, SEYLAR, Germany>PA>IL, SCHREINER, IL,

Is anyone on the list researching the STOTELER surname? Specifically looking for Andrew STOTELER a master cabinet maker born in PA abt 1829 and his family. He was living in Guilford Twsp in 1860. Dick Burkard San Antonio, Texas

Hi All, Is anyone else out there researching WOODALLs/ WOODLEs???? Sharon Frank sharon@kua.net

Shippensburg is split between Franklin and Cumberland Counties. The north end is Cumberland. Believe it was the same in 1850, but do not know for sure. Dee PAFRANKL-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > PAFRANKL-D Digest Volume 00 : Issue 62 > > Today's Topics: > #1 [PAFRANKL] Shippensburg ["Bob Ervin" <bobervin@jnlk.com>] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from PAFRANKL-D, send a message to > > PAFRANKL-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [PAFRANKL] Shippensburg > Date: Tue, 21 Mar 2000 22:50:19 -0500 > From: "Bob Ervin" <bobervin@jnlk.com> > To: PAFRANKL-L@rootsweb.com > > Hi, Can someone tell me if Shippensburg is in Franklin County now and was it > in 1850 also. Bob from NJ...

22 March, 2000 Baker Families I am tryingto trace the lineage of John Baker, born in Prussia on 30 Nov 1789 and emigrated to PA between 1808-1820. He married Mary Rutter(?) in PA betwen 1815 and 1822. Between 1825 and 1828 they moved from PA to Lawrence Twp, Tuscarawas Co, OH. Their children were as follows: Andrew B. (My ancestor) b. 22 Feb 1822 PA Daniel b. 1824 PA Henry b. 1829 OH Sophia b. 1831 OH Margaret b. 1833 OH Philip b. 1838 OH William b. 1841 OH I have not been able to locate this family anywhere in Pennsylvania prior to their move to Ohio ca 1825-1828. Any help from anyone researching the Baker families would be appreciated. Glenn Baker Glenbaker@aol.com

Hi, Can someone tell me if Shippensburg is in Franklin County now and was it in 1850 also. Bob from NJ...

Hello Fellow Listers: This was sent to me by a friend in Colorado. She stated that she received it via a Genealogical Helpful Hint List. This may help to explain some possible questions you may have had on why your ancestor was buried beside a non-relative, etc.... Best Wishes... Donna HELLER ZINN of Newville, Cumberland Co., PA. ****************************************** > SOME CEMETERIES BURY IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER > > When searching cemeteries, you should be aware that religion sometimes > had a lot to do with the way people were buried. Here's a good > example: In the old country, Lutherans were buried "in order" of > death. There was a row for children (with small stones), and one for > adults. When winter came, the church would dig six or seven graves and > cover them with straw in anticipation of coming deaths that winter. > That way, the church members didn't have to dig through frozen ground > or go to several different spots in a cemetery. When people died, they > were buried in chronological order. So, if you're visiting one of > these cemeteries and you can't read a stone that sits between two > others that are legible, at least you'll know the person's approximate > date of death. >

Putting this out again for new members of the list. I am looking for who married Fiana (sometimes Fianah) GARMAN daughter of Daniel and Sophia (Kissel) Garman prior to 1850, as she was no longer in the home in that census. Since Fiana is an unusual name, does anyone else have it listed in their families. She was born abt 1830 and died bef 1903, leaving a husband and two children. Any help would be appreciated and I have considerable information on her siblings that I will gladly share. Dick Burkard San Antonio, Texas