New Uploads of Ships carrying Palatines from Germany to Pennsylvania on Olive Tree Genealogy http://olivetreegenealogy.com/ships/ http://olivetreegenealogy.com/ships/pal_mary1733.shtml Ship Mary 1733 (117 passengers) http://olivetreegenealogy.com/ships/pal_betty1733.shtml Charming Betty 1733 (62 passengers) http://olivetreegenealogy.com/ships/pal_thistle1738.shtml Thistle 1738 (95 passengers) http://olivetreegenealogy.com/ships/pal_2sisters1738.shtml Two Sisters 1738 (110 passengers) For a complete list of all ships carrying Palatines to PA 1727 to 1808 PLUS links to passenger lists, see http://olivetreegenealogy.com/ships/palship_list.shtml To search using my custom built search engines for most free passenger lists on the Internet of ships going to PA, see http://www.rootsweb.com/~ote/usa_genealogy/pennsylvania.htm or go to http://www.rootsweb.com/~ote/usa_genealogy/ and click on Pennsylvania, then scroll down to "Immigration" Good hunting! Lorine**Search Ships Passenger Lists to USA http://olivetreegenealogy.com/ships/search_ships.shtml **Search Ships Passenger Lists to Canada http://olivetreegenealogy.com/ships/search_shipscanada.shtml **Search Ships Passenger Lists to Australia/New Zealand http://olivetreegenealogy.com/ships/searchships_aus.shtml otg@csolve.net

Bedford County Courthouse is a great place to research. I suggest that you write to the Clerk of the Court and ask if they will send you printouts of the Estates and Deeds for the surname "HALL". From there you can order these documents and learn a great deal about your families. Estates - Wills etc can give you a lot of information. However, the Deed Records are a wonderful source of relationships and information also. When you write, ask for their prices also. The other thing that you can do, if you live near a family history center is to order the microfilm for Bedford County Deed Indexes. The same with Wills & Estates. I print out the Indexes for the surnames I researching, go home and enter them into Excel. I then sort the index by Book and Page number. After that, I order film and am able to copy all the documents that are on each roll of film that pertain to the surname I am researching. I know it sounds like a lot of work, but in reality it save you a lot of time. Good luck. meg charlie wrote: > Am searching info on Jacob Hall b.abt 1810 in Bedford Co. Married Nancy Blanchard b.abt 1813. They married in 1831. Children were:Margaret,Peter,Ann, Elizabeth,Jacob,Hiram,Lucinda,Tobias,harrison,Mary,Benjamin and Josiah. Lived in Cumberland Valley area per 1850 census. Thank you

I believe that I somehow signed myself up for an incorrect mailing list. I would like to be included on a PA mailing list for WATSON surname ONLY Thank You

I forgot to put in the dates: Colonel b.Oct 22,1922 in New Eagle, d. May 1980, location unknown. His brother Charles b. Feb 11, 1924 possibly New Eagle, d. Dec 21, 2000 in Louisville, KY. ************************* Has anyone come across the name INABINET in their searches? I am looking for Colonel (believed to be a first name) INABINET and Pennie EASON (poss. b. in AL) Inabinet, whose sons, Colonel, Jr, and Charles N. were born in New Eagle, Washington Cty, PA . Thank you- Nancy

I found this on Genealogy.coms's data base. Victor A. King found in: Everton's Computized "Roots Cellar", 1640-1990 Family Quiers Event: Born Date: 1827 Locality: Adams State/Locality: Pennsylvania Contact the following researcher for more information Researcher: Ada F. Trecartin Address 1: 97 N Ashwood Ave 503 City: Ventura State: Ca. Zip: 93003 Hope this helps. I looked in on the 1880 census and 1900 census and he was in New Haven, Conn. at that time. You could write for his death cert to get the names of his parents. You can go to this web site to download the forms you will need for Conn. http://www.vitalrec.com On the 1900 New Haven, Conn. census he was 72 and married to Harriet and son George living with him. He was born in Pa as was his father. Mother was born in Mass. Jan Storey ----- Original Message ----- Wrom: WIGYOKSTTZRCL Sent: Saturday, 13 July, 2002 21:17 To: PAGENWEB-L@rootsweb.com Subject: King search I am aware of there being or have been Mt. Pleasant's in the following counties of PA. Philadelphia, Adams, Lancaster, Montgomery, Juniata, York, Washington, Perry, Northhampton, Westmoreland, Schuylkill, Clearfield, Venango, Northumberland, Berks, Mifflin, Bucks, Lebanon, Tioga, Snyder, Columbia and Wayne. This is per roots web and other research I have done. My gg grandfather, Victor A. King, born 10/8/1827 always referred to his birthplace as Mt. Pleasant PA - it's on all of his paperwork. So, the Mt. Pleasant I'm looking for would have had to have been a significant township. I am looking for his parents. Does anyone have any King birth information around this time of 1827 to share or any sources for look ups - thanks!! Lynda K. Wade lwade@twcny.rr.com Michael J. Wade mtn_bikeracer@hotmail.com mjwade@twcny.rr.com Michael.Wade@med.va.gov

Has anyone come across the name INABINET in their searches? I am looking for Colonel (believed to be a first name) INABINET and Pennie EASON (poss. b. in AL) Inabinet, whose sons, Colonel, Jr, and Charles N. were born in New Eagle, Washington Cty, PA . Thank you- Nancy

Lynda. I'm just curious, why would it have to have been a significant Twp. as compared to an insignificant one? ; ) Renee

Lynda. I'm just curious, why would it have to have been a significant Twp. as compared to an insignificant one? ; ) Renee

I am aware of there being or have been Mt. Pleasant's in the following counties of PA. Philadelphia, Adams, Lancaster, Montgomery, Juniata, York, Washington, Perry, Northhampton, Westmoreland, Schuylkill, Clearfield, Venango, Northumberland, Berks, Mifflin, Bucks, Lebanon, Tioga, Snyder, Columbia and Wayne. This is per roots web and other research I have done. My gg grandfather, Victor A. King, born 10/8/1827 always referred to his birthplace as Mt. Pleasant PA - it's on all of his paperwork. So, the Mt. Pleasant I'm looking for would have had to have been a significant township. I am looking for his parents. Does anyone have any King birth information around this time of 1827 to share or any sources for look ups - thanks!! Lynda K. Wade lwade@twcny.rr.com Michael J. Wade mtn_bikeracer@hotmail.com mjwade@twcny.rr.com Michael.Wade@med.va.gov

Does anyone have a map or list of townships and their counties or both as they existed in 1827 or thereabout - or know where I can get it? Thanks. Lynda K. Wade lwade@twcny.rr.com Michael J. Wade mtn_bikeracer@hotmail.com mjwade@twcny.rr.com Michael.Wade@med.va.gov

Am looking for any information on the parents of William McLaughlin born in Ohio around 1825. Both of his parents ?? were from PA, then moved to Ohio. All of Williams children were born in Iowa and in the 1980 census William is a widower and had moved to Cedar, Smith, Kansas. William had 7 children, Leonard, George, Charles, Sarah, Marlin,Rosa and Eddy. Any information concerning the parents of William would be greatly appreciated. Sharon McLaughlin

Where would I look for information on someone who died in Philadelphia in the 1920's? I don't know the exact year and I know SS death index doesn't go that far back. I am looking for the death of Lauretta Daderio (maiden name Crisci). She would have died in the early 1920's. Thanks, Laura

Does anyone have the address or website to send for marriage records in Elkton, MD? I understand that many people who were too young to marry in Philly went there instead. It would have been around 1933. Thanks, Laura

I am looking for information on who to contact about children who were sent to foster homes in the 1920's in Philadelphia. I know that one child was sent to the Salvation Army and that the other 2 were sent to live with other families in the Philadelphia area. Does anyone know where these records would be and how I may aquire them? Thanks, Laura

Am searching info on Jacob Hall b.abt 1810 in Bedford Co. Married Nancy Blanchard b.abt 1813. They married in 1831. Children were:Margaret,Peter,Ann, Elizabeth,Jacob,Hiram,Lucinda,Tobias,harrison,Mary,Benjamin and Josiah. Lived in Cumberland Valley area per 1850 census. Thank you

Go to http://www.vitalrec.com. This web site has the addresses where you can send to each state for birth, death, marriage and divorce records. You can print out the forms you need. It is a great site. Jan Storey ----- Original Message ----- From: Chicad26@aol.com Sent: Friday, 12 July, 2002 21:39 To: PAGENWEB-L@rootsweb.com Subject: marriage records Does anyone have the address or website to send for marriage records in Elkton, MD? I understand that many people who were too young to marry in Philly went there instead. It would have been around 1933. Thanks, Laura

Thankyou again to those who have already helped me. My g grandfather was John Bryning, born in Wolverhampton in 1851. He had a brother, James, and I have in front of me an undated (mid Victorian?) photograph showing James and wife (possibly Belle), sister and her nieces, outside his (James') home in Philadelphia. If anyone can give me more information about any of these people and their descendants (and, indeed their ancestors in England) I should be very interested to hear from them (or, indeed, if anyone can suggest other ways of finding out about them). Paul Windley (England)

I'm looking for the parents of my great great grandfather, Victor A. King, born 10/8/1827 in Mt. Pleasant, PA. Which Mt. Pleasant? I do not know. He went on to marry Harriet Churchill McQuivey of Springfield, MA and I have that lineage. He spent his adult life in MA and mostly in New Haven and West Haven, CT. He was once Superintendent of Winchester Arms and may also be a brother or first cousin to a Nelson King who held the same title at Winchester just prior to Victor. I have all the information on Victor's, children and down the line. What I need are his parents. Can anyone help?? Thank you. PS: I have spent a bit of time searching in Bucks Co. as someone steered me in that direction, but I'm now beginning to think that's not the right county. Lynda K. Wade lwade@twcny.rr.com Michael J. Wade mtn_bikeracer@hotmail.com mjwade@twcny.rr.com Michael.Wade@med.va.gov

I am not researching the following. I have forwarded this information in hopes that it will help someone. The Topeka Daily Capital -Tuesday - January 11, 1927 Mrs. Whitlow Is Dead. Pioneer Topeka Woman Dead at Age of 74 Years. Mrs. Clarinda Jane WHITLOW, 74, died at her home, 627 Lincoln street, yesterday. She was born in Pennsylvania, September 18, 1853, and came to Kansas with her > parents in early childhood. She was married to Andrew Jackson SMITH in 1867. > Nine of their 12 children survive. After Mr. JACKSON's death she was > married to H.A. WHITLOW in 1911. She is survived by her husband and nine > children, E.H. SMITH, Mrs. Sadie BAHNMAIER, Mrs. Hattie COLEMAN, Mrs. Clara > WHITLOW, Earl SMITH, and R. A. SMITH, of Topeka; Mrs. Howard IRELAND, > Holton; Emmet SMITH, Sharon Springs; and Mrs. Ethel JACKSON, Kansas City, > Mo. Funeral arrangements have not been completed. > >

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