This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: Not_A_Relative Surnames: Bigam, Bunsheath, Bunseath, Butler, Callahan, Collins, Davis, Erwin, Eaton, Evans, Evantly, Easton, Fischer, Fidl, Flowers, Graves, Garvy, Gay, Habanak, Harbaugh, Jones, Jacks, Kurpuyka, Krajir, Krovats, Kregar, Marnie, Marsic, Malar, Morein, Morrison, Medlock, Newlen, Pentiman, Pullman, Pearson, Pierson, Radish, Reynolds, Reed, Roby, Raton, Ronsenick, Rausach, Seda, Stychezyn, Stycyczys, Styehezyn, Schoenberger, Shoenberger, Smith, Smitish, Stameko, Sparks, Shfuke, Sande, Saxton, Spinks, Stiles, Silles, Schnerman, Stewart, Shedlock, Taylor, Tullean, Tentlman, Urmen, Wiehl, Whitney, Walter, Yockopovich Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.pennsylvania.counties.greene/10911/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Mather, Pennsylvania Mine Explosion May 1928 http://gendisasters.com/data1/pa/mines/mather-mine-explosion-may1928.htm Killed: Adam Yockopovich, Albert Davis, Albert Newlen, Albert Silles, Albert Stiles, Alfred Davis, Alfred Reynolds, Andy Schnerman, Andy Yockopovich, Archie Stewart, Charles Bigam, Charles Medlock, Charles Shedlock, Charles Walter, Clarence Radish, Cyril Garvy (or Gay), Edward Reed, Field Whitney, Floyd Morein, Floyd Morrison, Frank Roby, Fred Kregar, G. F. Pearson, G. G. Pierson, George Erwin, George Urmen, Harry Newlen, James Collins, James Pullman, James Raton, James Taylor, James Tullean, Joe Harbaugh, Joe Stiles, Joe Taylor, Joesph Collins, John Flowers, John Krajir, John Krovats, John Kurpuyka, John Marnie, John Marsic, John R. Fischer, John Sande, John Saxton, John Spinks, Joseph Easton, Joseph Malar, Joseph Pentiman, Joseph Stiles, Leroy Eaton, Leroy Shfuke, Matt Evans, Matt Evantly, Paul Sparks, Paul Stameko, Pete Fidl, Pete Ronsenick, Peter Rausach, Peter Seda, Roman Stychezyn (Stycyczys or Styehezyn), Steve Habanak, Steve Jones, Thomas Tentlman, Tom Callahan, Wal! ter Schoenberger (or Shoenberger), William Bunseath (or Bunsheath), William Butler, William Graves, William Jacks, William Smith (or Smitish), Winfield Wiehl, Seven unknown men http://www.gendisasters.com Events That Touched Our Ancestors' Lives Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.