Susan, This one should be interesting for you as the 1880 Census has the family listed as: 1880 Census of Village of Sterling, Clearfield, PA LACOURT Peter, age 50, coal miner, b. France Josephine, wife, age 34, b. France LABOLLE Ernest, stepson, 12?, b. France Mary, stepdaughter, 10, b. France Henry, stepson, 6, b. France Jennie?, stepdaughter, 6 months, b. Oct 1879 in Pennsylvania It would appear that Mr. LABOLLE had passed away during the previous year and his widow, Josephine, married Peter LACOURT. All these people were listed as living in the same household and the relationships listed were to the head of household, Peter LACOURT. Patricia

If you are on www.familysearch.org did you click on the household at the upper corner? Ernest is living with 3 siblings and mother Josephine and step father Peter La Court. Karen

I am looking for information on Ernest La Bolle (page 462 b.) & Bridget LaBell (page 461 b.) listed on the 1880 Clearfield County Census. There is no family listed with these two people. Can anyone tell me how to find information on them & their families?

Hello, I am looking for help in verifying the birth date of George Eich. Per NYS records, George Eich was born on Feb. 7, 1850 in "Philadelphia". His parents were Johann-Jacob Eich & Maria Schafer of Prussia. They were German Catholic. I believe that this birth occurred shortly after immigration into this country. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Scott

I am looking for the parents of William Longstreth, born 1801, married Mary Morrison, lived in Bucks County for a while and later moved to Ohio. Any help would be appreciated. Duane White

This couple are my great grandparents. We found them in the 1870 census for MO. This said they were born in PA. It wound have been mid or late 1840's. I am not so sure of the spelling of Jane's last name or it could be Maloney. Two of their sons were born IN PA, Arthur and Frank, mid or late 1860's, 3rd son Charles Young was born in MO. Haven't been able to find Lyman after the 1870 census. Thanks for any help anyone can give me. Margie

On the response for 1850, I seen the census! I see what she seen. You did a good job transcribing it! Horrible penmanship. Also living next door to Russel is: (transcribing as I see it!) Frankling DANIELS, 30, b. PA Mich~~~, 25, b. PA Edward, 3, M Elenore, 3/12

1850 census, Palmyra, Wayne Co. Pa. pg. 106 Russell Daniels 56 Ct. can't make out name of wife, looks like Lucila? age 49 Pa. Martin 17 Pa. Elecle? 15 Pa. ( names are hard to read) Edwin 13 Pa. Didon? 9 Pa. maybe someone else can make better sense of the names found Martin in 1880 Household: Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace Martin DANIELS Self M Male W 48 PA Carpenter CT PA Mary DANIELS Wife M Female W 40 PA PA PA Edith DANIELS Dau S Female W 19 PA PA PA May DANIELS Dau S Female W 15 PA At School PA PA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Palmyra, Wayne, Pennsylvania Family History Library Film 1255202 NA Film Number T9-1202 Page Number 264B ----- Original Message ----- From: AngelFace3777@aol.com To: PAGENWEB-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Tuesday, January 20, 2004 8:48 PM Subject: Russel DANIELS living in Palmyra, Wayne Co., PA Hi Everyone, I'm Looking for Russel DANIELS born 1794 in CT and died 1863 in Palmyra. Is there a way to find out his wife and all his childrens names from somewhere. He had lived there for along time in that area. Especially on the 1850 census and earlier? Maybe a marriage dated too? Thanks You! Deb McKee

Deb, Could this be him in 1860 Census? Wayne County, Palmyra, M653_1194, page 451 Russels DANIEL, 63, M, Farmer, $10,000 / $5000, b. Conn Syntha, 59, F, b. PA Edwin, 22, M, Farmer / $800, b. PA Mary E, 19, F, b. NJ Russel, June, 3/12, M, b. PA Diplotori (?), 19, M, Farm Labor, b. PA Daniel ORETTO, 20, M, Farm Labor, b. PA Mary KENNEY, 10, F, Domestic, b. IRE Anna DANIEL, 63, F, b. PA I don't have access to 1850 census. That would probably be your best bet. Maybe I'll browse for him. Karen

Hi Everyone, I'm Looking for Russel DANIELS born 1794 in CT and died 1863 in Palmyra. Is there a way to find out his wife and all his childrens names from somewhere. He had lived there for along time in that area. Especially on the 1850 census and earlier? Maybe a marriage dated too? Thanks You! Deb McKee

Hello, I am wondering if anyone has any information on the children of Jacob KEITER (also seen it as KITER or KEIDER) b aft 1716. Jacob KEITER is the son of Peter KEITER (b. 1687, came to America in 1732 on the Loyal Judith) Jacob KEITER m. Margretha (unknown date) I have found 4 children (Johannes Casper (b 1782), Catarine (b 1798), Sarah (b 1800) and Abraham (b 1802)) I believe I found him in the 1810 (Northhampton Co., Northamton Twp., PA) census with 5 total children. I also believe he may have had a son Joseph, who I have not been able to locate. Any help would be appreciate. Thanks. Paul

Greetings List; I am new to this particular list.My ancestor is James Hollingsworth,b.ca.1802 Mottram in Longdendale England;He married an Anna Taylor in 1822 and likely died in Pennsylvania 1853. The publication, "Standard Hollingsworth Genealogies by WB Hollingsworth,1880, which I have, contains the following entry: "____ Hollingsworth was Born in Lancashire, 7 miles from Manchester, England. He died in 1853, in his 51st year. He came from England to Philadelphia, Pa.(Year not stated in publication,but likely in 1843 based on other family history). His Issue (were): I George--Born 1823. Died 1862. II James--Born 1826. Died 1863. III Thomas--Born 1836. Lived at Mt. Vernon, Ind. IV John--Born 1841. Lived in Indiana. V Robert--Born at Philadelphia, Pa., 1844. Lived at St. Louis, Mo. Also 3 daughters. The III entry,Thomas Hollingsworth b. 1836 in Mt. Vernon Indiana is my ancestor.I am trying to confirm that the __ Hollingsworth in the "Hollingsworth Publication" is my ancestor,James Hollingsworth and to obtain additional information about this ancestor. Any additional information from list members regarding this ___Hollingsworth or members of his family including census/immigration,church records would be appreciated. Thank you, Dewey G.Hollingsworth

Dennis, Found them in the 1900 census 1900 > District of Columbia > Washington > Washington T623_163, page 148 CROWE, Edgar Pf, Head, W, M, Nov 1859, 40, married 17 yrs, b. ENG, immigrated 1881, is an alien, Supt. for Insurance Co, rents house Mary B, wife, W, F, Aug 1863, 36, 4 children / 3 living, b. ENG, immigrated 1881 Harold E, son, W, M, June 1884, 15, S, b. PA, clerk (insurance) John A, son, W, M, Feb 1886, 14, S, b. PA, at school Emily, daughter, W, F, June 1891, 8, S, b. NJ, at school Hope this helps somewhat. Karen

Hi! Can anyone out there help me locate Edgar Crow or Crowe.He was born in England in 1860 and went to America between 1881 & 1885. He was married to Mary, maiden name unknown, and had two sons and one daughter. John Arthur was the first followed by Harold and Emily. John was born in Philadelphia in Feb 1886.Edgars widow returned to England about 1901 with children.Any help with this would be unbelievably appreciated. Dennis J Crowe.

Hello everyone, I am new to the list, I am researching my husband's family in PA. His grandfather is Donald Archie Yonkin b.1921 married to the late Ila Ruth Littlefield. Donald was born in PA, his parents Otis F Yonkin and Minnie Vail both lived in PA their whole lives. I have the Yonkins traced back to Germany and France. I am looking to further my search, and if anyone know's any Yonkins, that would help too. Thankyou, Ashley Yonkin

Charlene, Have you tried the Centre County map from the rootsweb site? http://www.rootsweb.com/~paccgs/map.htm Good luck with your search! Regards, Brian D. Womer Churchville, PA --- Charlene Uchtman <uchtman@cox-internet.com> wrote: > Can someone direct me to a map of the boroughs and > townships of Centre County please? > Thanks, > Charlene > __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Protect your identity with Yahoo! Mail AddressGuard http://antispam.yahoo.com/whatsnewfree

Were there influences that caused people to move east from PA between 1870 and 1877? The reason I ask is that William H. and Martha J. Moyer were living in Union County Haines Twp. in the 1860 and 1870 census with several children including a grand-daughter Barbara Weikle in the 1860. By the 1870 census Barbara is living with a Henry Shaulter family in Centre County Benner Twp. I have no idea who the Shaulters are. Family legend goes that sometime between the 1870 census and 1877 apparently, when Barbara married in MO, she, her Grandparents, William and Martha Moyer and an Aunt, Rachel Moyer, left PA in a covered wagon and settled in MO. Barbara's other Aunts and Uncles are not mentioned in MO and it would seem some would have been too young to have married and remained in PA. If anyone can suggest reasons it may help me piece more of their story together. Thank you very much, Charlene

Can someone direct me to a map of the boroughs and townships of Centre County please? Thanks, Charlene

I am looking for the William H. and Martha J Moyer (Mayer, Majier) family in the 1870 census of PA, possibly Union or Centre County. I have been to a census library before but haven't been able to find them, maybe because the name can be spelled so many ways! I would appreciate any help anyone can give me. Thanks, Charlene

I am attempting to answer a query by Nancy V. Podella from California. She was wondering about The Protectory for Boys located in Providence Township, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. The Boys' Protectory was established in 1896 by Archbishop Patrick John Ryan for the "protection and training of wayward boys." If Ms. Podella will enter "The Protectory for Boys" - 1920, Pennsylvania - into her search engine she will find four sites for information concerning this Catholic service. Use the quotation marks as shown above (at least it worked for me!!) Good luck in your research, Nancy! Regards, Barbara Huggins bhuggins@centurytel.net ----- Original Message ----- From: <PAGENWEB-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <PAGENWEB-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, December 16, 2003 9:00 PM Subject: PAGENWEB-D Digest V03 #65