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Recent Uploads to Olive Tree Genealogy Ships Passenger Lists Section at http://olivetreegenealogy.com/ships/ http://olivetreegenealogy.com/ships/pa_alleghany1847.shtml The Ship Alleghany from Ireland to Philadelphia PA 1847 Ships from Ireland can be found at http://olivetreegenealogy.com/ships/irish_index.shtml Ships to PA can be found at http://olivetreegenealogy.com/ships/tousa_pa.shtml All my online ships are organized by year of sailing (in chronological order) as well as by port of arrival. Within port of arrival the ships are chronological. As well you can use my search engines to search the Internet for ships lists to the following places: USA (Separate search engines for Delaware, LA, MD, New England, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, New York, N & S Carolina, PA, Texas and Virginia) http://olivetreegenealogy.com/ships/search_ships.shtml Good luck, and have fun! Lorine http://olivetreegenealogy.com/ships/tousa_pa.shtml Passenger Lists to PA http://olivetreegenealogy.com/ships/filmnos_pa.shtml NARA & FHC film nos. from 1820 for immigration http://www.rootsweb.com/~ote/usa_genealogy/ PA Genealogy

Hi all, I've added 2 new databases to my site, Awesome Genealogy. The first is an Oath of Allegiance taken by Palatines in 1727 in the state of Pennsylvania. The other is a database on Moravian Pioneers in the Swatara Valley, Pennsylvania, dated 1752. You can find these, and my other free databases I've added here: http://www.awesomegenealogy.com/newstuff.shtml Enjoy! Roger http://www.awesomegenealogy.com --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Finance - Get real-time stock quotes

I thought this would be interesting for someone looking for family in England. Who knows where it could lead? Grave Detectives Walk through any municipal cemetery in any town or city. You probably don't give it a second thought, but you are walking through history. You pause at a rather tired, lichen covered memorial and try to make out the inscription. You try to imagine whom this person was, what did he or she do? Why did they die? Who did they marry? These inscriptions only tell you the essentials. But if you bothered to undertake just a little bit of detective work... Grave Detectives is a pilot show for HTV West in which Broadcaster Chris Serle, teams up with Criminologist Professor David Wilson to do just that... They have just one day to discover as much as they can about a person buried in a municipal or church cemetery, as they trace his or her life from Grave to Cradle. The story will be about someone whose past wasn't exactly that of a pillar of the community. It will be about murder, intrigue and possibly the occult. It is planned that if successful, "Grave Detectives" will be made into a series in 2003. Grave Detectives - 1 x 25 mins for HTV West Producer/Director - Kate Jones-Davies. Commissioning Executive - Jane McCloskey. Here is the contact information, perhaps you might like to call them and let them know that we think the idea is great: http://www.rawcharm.tv/contact.htm Sincerely, Renee L. Waring List Administrator for: http://www.smartgroups.com/groups/ICM-WGW http://www.smartgroups.com/groups/WaringFamily GEN-STORIES@rootsweb.com

Ok, last try. I got a bit more info. Can someone check 1900 census for PA for a: James McLaughlin wife Mary Daughter Mary (Miriam) Son Edward Just found out about the Edward. Is it possible to check PA census in general? I tried Luzerne/Schulkyll but didn't get the right hits. I know they weren't out in western pa for sure but I guess they could have been anywhere in the eastern region. I appreciate any help as always. Laura

I found this on the 1880 Schuykill Co census. James McLoughlin self M M W 34 Ire Occ. Miner Fa Ire Mo Ire Mary McLoughlin wife F M W 27 Pa Occ. Keeping House Fa Ire Mo Ire Michael McLoughlin son M S W 4 Pa Patrick McLoughlin son M S W 3 Pa Mary McLoughlin Dau F S W 1 Pa Jan ----- Original Message ----- Wrom: VIBGDADRZFSQHYUCDD Sent: Thursday, 29 August, 2002 09:02 To: PAGENWEB-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: PA census lookup please? Folks, I just want to let everyone know that Heritage Quest will make a CD or any surname for the 1870 Census. It does not matter where they lived, it will be included on that CD of that particular CD. It is a great reference tool for finding family in 1870. I think the cost is $19.95 if you are not a member. And the Morman Church published the ENTIRE 1880 Census for the US on CD. If I remember correctly this is $50, but you will use it over and over again as you find more family. It can also be used at their Family History Centers. meg Chicad26@aol.com wrote: > Would anyone have the 1870 and 1880 PA census CD? If so, I am looking for > James McLaughlin with wife Mary/Miriam in Luzerne, Carbon, Schuylkill areas. > I'm not sure if they would have had any children yet. Probably not until > 1880. > > Thank you in advance, > Laura

Folks, I just want to let everyone know that Heritage Quest will make a CD or any surname for the 1870 Census. It does not matter where they lived, it will be included on that CD of that particular CD. It is a great reference tool for finding family in 1870. I think the cost is $19.95 if you are not a member. And the Morman Church published the ENTIRE 1880 Census for the US on CD. If I remember correctly this is $50, but you will use it over and over again as you find more family. It can also be used at their Family History Centers. meg Chicad26@aol.com wrote: > Would anyone have the 1870 and 1880 PA census CD? If so, I am looking for > James McLaughlin with wife Mary/Miriam in Luzerne, Carbon, Schulkyll areas. > I'm not sure if they would have had any children yet. Probably not until > 1880. > > Thank you in advance, > Laura

I am searching for the death information on William C. Carroll who was born 1816 in PA. Not much is known on him....I do have that he married Mary A. Avey on Dec 3, 1834 in PA. Their children were born in PA....one of his sons: Wilson A. Carroll was born 11 Feb 1857 in Johnstown, PA. and died Feb 9, 1847 in MD. If anyone could help me in my search I would appreciate it. Stephanie Grohol

I AM LOOKING FOR JOHN CHISHOLM OF BUCK VALLEY, PA. HE WAS THE FATHER OF A SON, JESSE CHISHOLM AND A DAUGHTER, SARAH CHISHOLM O'ROURKE. JESSE LOCATED TO MT SAVAGE, MD. AND SARAH TO HANCOCK, MD. JESSE IS MY G GFATHER AND JOHN IS MY GG GFATHER. I WOULD APPRECIATE ANY AND ALL INFORMATION ON HIM. FROM THE INFORMATION I HAVE SO FAR, ALL I KNOW IS THAT HE WAS BORN IN BUCK VALLEY, PA. THANKS FOR ANY HELP! RUSTY

This is a great site. You might find what you are looking for here. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/1316/links.htm Renee Waring

If you are searching for your African American History this might be a site to try. http://ccharity.com/index.php?catid=5 Renee Waring

If anyone has the 1910 census for Pa and is willing to do a look-up I would greatly appreciate it. I am looking for a Jonathan Miller or Dallas Miller. He used either name. His full name was Jonathan Dallas Miller he would of been about 63 yrs. He had a son Oliver Miller age about 25, who may have been listed with him or close by. I am sorry I don't know where in Pa he may have been. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. Charlyne

...Bedford, Adams, and Perry counties Pennsylvania". This might interest someone. http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/1pa/history/local/ruppcpa01.txt?source id=00224688806034276627

Subj: [BIBLE-RECS] HUNTER Bible, Ontario, Quebec, 1833-1906 Date: 8/25/02 9:54:29 PM !!!First Boot!!! From:    aaf@ais.net (St. Claire Family) To:    BIBLE-RECORDS-L@rootsweb.com HUNTER Bible The English Version of the Polyglott Bible Containing the Old and New Testaments,  Boston, Lincoln, Edmands & Co., and Pierce & Parker, 1833.  Hills #820 This Bible is in fair shape.  The binding is original and intact, and the pages suffer little to no foxing.  However, many pages are pulled loose from the binding and are out of order. I suspect many are missing altogether.  There are many pieces of 1880s (and thereabouts) ephemera scattered throughout the Bible, including tracts, choir papers, and some household hints. The newspaper clipping of Mary Jane's death indeed does contain the numerous typos as transcribed below. Transcribed by and in the possession of Tracy St. Claire, aaf@ais.net. Scans available at http://www.biblerecords.com SURNAMES: HUNTER HENDERSON CARRON -----------------TRANSCRIPT STARTS----------------- [Page One] Elizabeth Hunter  April 29th 1831   Feby 15th 1833 Elizabeth Mable Hunter  Jany 24th 1834 Mary Jane Hunter  April 21st 1836  March 15/06 [Page Two -- Marriages] Elizabeth Mable Hunter Married to James John Henderson June the 11th 1861 Mary Jane Hunter Married to James Carron April 15th 1857 [Page Three -- Deaths] Michael Hunter      Feby 22 1855 Mary Hunter  Jany 1  1851 [Page Four -- Clippings] February 1870 At Brockville, on Sunday the 20th inst., FLORENCE HUNTER, eldest daughter of James Carron, Esq., Town Councillor, aged eight years and four months. December 1869 At Brockville on the 14th, inst., of meazles, Michael Hunter, infant son of James Carron, Esq., [Page Five -- Clipping] March 15  --06 [handwritten] OBITUARY Mrs. Mary Jane Carron Death came with startling suddenness yesterday to Mrs. Mary J., relict of the late James Carron, the sad event being a shock to her many friends and a crushing blow to the surviving sons, Dr. F. B. Carron, of Brockville, and J.F.L. Carron of Montreal. Despite advanced years, Mrs. Carron enjoyed fairly good health, though she had been complaining for several months.  Her indisposition, however, was not sufficient to confine her to her room and each day she was about the house in her usual cheerful manner. Yesterday morning Mrs. Carron arose as usual, giving no indication of the approaching dissolution. About 10 o'clock while seated comfortably in a chair and chatting pleasantly to those in the room, she was unexpectedly stricken with apoplexy and immediately lapsed into unconsciousness in which condition she passed quietly to her long rest five hours later.  The deceased received prompt medical attendance but life slowly ebbed away despite all that medical skill and tender hands could do. As previously stated the announcement of Mrs. Carron's death created painful surpries from the fact that she had not been seriously ill. She was numbered with Brockville's oldest native-born citizens, her residence extending over a continuous period of nearly 70 years with the exptetion of one winter spent in Montreal following the death of her daughter, Miss Minnie Carron.  She was the daughter of the late Michael Hunter, a pioneer settler and strange to relate, Mrs. Carron died in the house on Perth street where she was born, married, and lived practically her whole life. The exact date of her birth was April 21, 1836. Her late husband died in 1872 since which time Mrs. Carron had been a widow.  She is the last member of the Hunter family, her parents, brothers and sisters having long since pre-deceased her. Mrs. Carron's family consisted of four daughters and three sons, but only two sons are left to mourn the loss of a devoted mother, who was the object of their special care and love.  Deceased did not aspire to any social distinctions, preferring the quiet of her cozy home and studiously performing the duites of the head of the household.  Her honest worth, willing,  helpful ways, and unfailing kindness to all won her a place in the respect and esteem of a host of friends.  As a neighbor she was true and kind and her many acts of charity will live long after her.  Mrs. Carron was a devoted member of the Church of England. In the early days she was affiliated with St. Peter's; then became a member of Trinity, liberally contributing to its erection and support, and latterly a member of St. Paul's.  Te mourning sons have the depest sympathy of all in their bereavement.

Thank you so much to those of you who helped me out with the 1880 census for James McLaughlin, wife Mary. I wanted to let everyone know that I got the info. so you don't waste your time doubling and tripling it. I would however like to move to the 1900 census now to find the same people. Looking for James McLaughlin, wife Mary/Miriam and daughter Mary/Miriam who would be between 4-10yrs. Probably Luzerne, Schulkyll, Carbon areas. Thank you again. Your help is greatly appreciated. Laura

Would anyone have the 1870 and 1880 PA census CD? If so, I am looking for James McLaughlin with wife Mary/Miriam in Luzerne, Carbon, Schulkyll areas. I'm not sure if they would have had any children yet. Probably not until 1880. Thank you in advance, Laura

Hi everyone, Here are some direct links I have recently added on my site concerning research in Pennsylvania: http://www.awesomegenealogy.com/pennsylvania_OOA21SEP1727.txt http://www.awesomegenealogy.com/pennsylvania_OOA27SEP1727.txt Oaths of Allegiance taken by Palatines in 1727. http://www.awesomegenealogy.com/pennsylvania_naturalizationsgermantown1691.txt Naturalizations in Germantown in 1691. Best Wishes, Roger http://www.awesomegenealogy.com --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Finance - Get real-time stock quotes

Hello, I'm searching for a birthplace for my gggrandfather. He [Samuel BRADY/BREADY] was in Berks Co. in the late 1770 and died there i 1787. He left a wife, Lisa Margaret, and 4 young children: John b. 1773, William b. 1775, Nellie [Eleanor] b. 1777 and Margaret b. 1779. He lived in Heidleburg township and left an estate that included land and $ for his children. Any information or suggestions on the parents and or siblings would be welcome. Cara

I am trying to find birth information for James HILL born probably in June 1763 in Pennsylvania. The county is unknown although James HILL is listed on the 1790 census in Northumberland County. Any help or suggestions are welcome. Aaron Hill Salem, Oregon _________________________________________________________________ MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print your photos: http://photos.msn.com/support/worldwide.aspx

I have Gallagher/McLaughlin/Humphries relatives in PA from the Luzerne, Schuykll, and Carbon County areas. I specifically am looking for several families: Cornelius Gallagher (b. Mrch 1830 in Ireland) Married to Sarah McGee (b. June 1840 in Ireland) They married at St. Patrick's church in Tamaqua, Pa in 1858 Cornelius and Sarah had many children including another Cornelius Gallagher(b. 1874ish) and a Dennis Gallagher who were twins. This Cornelius (the son) married Mary (Miriam) McLaughlin (b. 1885) who was the daughter of James McLaughlin and Mary (miriam) Humphries. They also had many children including my grandmother Julia (juel) Gallagher who married a Stanton and ended up in Bucks County. I know nothing farther back than james and Miriam. I looking for any info. or connections. I believe both Cornelius' died in coal mining accidents. Thank you for any info. Laura