*Is my lines direct and collateral* August 1---Thelma Shank Mr. H. Frank Shirk Harry S. Havice Kay F. Wilson Sandra Lee Shelley 2---Albert Henry Cecil Fultz 3---Vivian Wagner Rose Ann Culbertson 4---Ida Warell Jan Nelson Heimbaugh Nicholas C. Chubb, Sr. Mary Homan Virginia Auman 5---None 6---Cloyd Secrest Betty McMahon 7---Eleanor Harkinson Ruth Ramsey Linda Culbertson *Stephen E. Jackson 8---Bessie Hoar *Aunt Melda Crownover(written in by my grandmother) 9---Gladys Kibe 10--Charlie Ramsey 11--Lucinda Kearns Constance Fultz Alice Ehrenfeld Kuser In Memory of Edna Wagner *George Crownover(written in by my grandmother) 12--Martha B. Jackson Geary Bunn 13--Marlin T. Shank Linda Damincantonio Susie Heimbaugh 14--Gladys Hackett R. Brown Shank David A. Weaverling 15--Harry Wagner David Fultz Bradley Fultz Janet Shank In Memory of David Bauslin Lantz 16--Dennis Carson Karen Booher Minnie Shank Barbara Shelley 17--Janice Aumiller Judy Culbertson 18--Vyrl Mateer Minnie Auman Eugene Collins Lawrence N. Shelley Ginger Lee Hackett Blaine Auman Beulah M. Shires 19--Cloyd Shawver Lawrence B. Krepps, Jr. 20--Lorraine Mitchel Kathryn Wagner Rhonda Lee Snook 21--Anna M. Pecht Leroy Whitesel 22--Gladys Kearns Florence White Kathlene Headings Clarence Bobb Mary Goss Mrs. Robert Homan Terrie Baker 23--Olive Carr Pauline Sadler Sara Ann Brubaker Beatrice Goss 24--Agnes Rager Robert P. Weaverling *Nancy Kay Gibboney 25--Jack Patton Ada M. Wagner 26--Leonard Nale Arlene Hassinger Bertha Wagner 27--Cindy Booher Kathy Pennypacker Paul F. Wilson 28--Lawrence B. Krepps, Sr. Nancy Coffey 29--Renna Mae Ramsey Renna Smith *Margaret Blair 30--Marian Booher Lee Ramsey Laura Thomas Hilda Shawver 31--Helen Virginia Lynn Neil Franklin Lynn Larry Nale Ethel Krepps More to come... Mary Lorena

*Is my lines direct and collateral* July 1---Charles O. Nale J. Horton Ramsey Peggy J. Wilson Elsie Havice William K. Shelley 2---Mary Weiand In Memory of Mary G. Shank 3---Olive Secrest Stevie Pennypacker Jennie Goss 4---Harry Nale Agnes Eby In Memory of Rebecca Shumaker 5---Sara Diven Jean Davis Janice Havice Karen Sue Shelley 6---Alice Headings *Terrie Hammer(written in by my grandmother) 7---Carol R. McCurry Mary B. Harpster Hazel Eisley 8---None 9---Russ Ulsh Emory Krepps Johnny Martz Charles Shetrom 10--Grace Harkinson Elizabeth Shank Charles W. Nale Beulah Hassinger Blanche Romig 11--Kenneth K. Kephart Evelyn Kibe *Thomas E. Gibboney 12--Ruth Hoar Floyd Kibe Bruce Weaverling In Memory of Glenn Goss 13--Mary Lynn Roy R. Rager 14--Robert Confer *Cecil E. Jackson 15--Richard Earhart 16--Roy Kearns, Jr. 17--Richard Shetrom 18--Rush Hackett Emily Davis 19--Charles Headings W. Chester Weiand Patricia Lee Fultz Carrie Kibe 20--Loss Maben 21--Paul F. Wilson Wilbur Kibe George B. Shires *Phyllip Sneath(written in by my grandmother) 22--Helen Miller Mac Cunningham Tommy Haywood Viola Headings 23--Bella Phillips Mona Headings Helen Snook Leah T. Krepps 24--Bonilee Baumgardner Harold Fleisher Jesse Shetrom 25--Bertha Harkelrode 26--Vernon Shank Robert Homan, Sr. 27--John Phillips, Jr. Helen Larson S. Katherine Sankey Sarah Wagner 28--Landis Wagner Reed Gatman Orris Krepps *Uncle Mack(written in by my grandmother) *Roy Hawn(written in by my grandmother) *Bertha Hawn(written in by my grandmother) *Gloria Jean Dysard(my mother)(written in by my grandmother) 29--Dixie Spangler 30--Blaine Hackett Bonita Kauffman 31--Brown Walters Paul H. Weaverling Patricia Ann Weaverling More to come... Mary Lorena

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Bollinger/Stine Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/ZdB.2ACI/3080 Message Board Post: Does anyone or can anyone tell me where and if there are any cemeteries in Warriors Mark ??? In search of family members. Would appreciate a listing as well as some sort of directions as to how to get there. Thanks, Bea beair@acsworld.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Bollinger/Stine Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/ZdB.2ACI/3079 Message Board Post: In search of informationon Elmer Ellsworth Bollinger...he married into the Huff family.........Adaline Bollinger married into the Moffett family and Edna Pearl Bollinger married first...married into the Hamer family then second married into the Fisher family. Would appreciate any and all information on these families. Will share what I have with you! There parents in most of my census I have found lived in Warriors Mark. Help if you can! E-mail me at Beair@acsworld.com Thanks, Bea

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Bollinger/Stine Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/ZdB.2ACI/3056.1.1 Message Board Post: Hi Wayne, I am in search of my Bollinger family but your last name caught my eye.......can I ask what state...county you are from? Have any family from Pennsylvania? I am in search of a few Seiberts as well...........you can e-mail me directly if you want.........thanks Bea Beair@acsworld.com

June 1---Russell Earl Dell William Davis Paul Weaverling 2---Grant Ehrenfeld Charles Weiand Paul J. Havice Adrienne Aumiller Bennie Hassinger 3---Frank Ehrenfeld, Jr. Kathleen Hackett Joy Fong Fultz Ralphetta Schlegel Mabel Havice Flo Martz James Rudy 4---George Aitkins Ricky Bloom 5---Kenneth Nale 6---Caroline Stayner Mary Helen Phillips Daisy Hassenplug Ruth Garman Mabel Shetrom Richard Shetrom, Jr. 7---Donn Havice In Memory of Wm. L. Shank 8---Barbara J. Wilson 9---Harry Steinberger George O. Shires 10--Robert Paul Carver Anna Shank Edna P. Kauffman Jeanne Collins 11--None 12--Sandra K. Fultz Raymond Addleman Grace Richard Fred Weiand 13--Pearl Clouser Rhoda Barger Frank Aitkins 14--Ray Wagner Brown Nale Mrs. H. F. Shirk Mark Hackett Betty Lou Chubb Louise Wagner Bush 15--Erma L. Nale Prudence Rhine A. Warren Stull Ralph Barkley Jim Barkley 16--Ray Krepps 17--Albert Nale David Shank, Sr. Brenda Coffey 18--Kenneth Shank Benjamin Reed Belmar Leeper Kenneth Morgan 19--Lucille Harshbarger 20--Minnie Crissman Jean Mateer Frank Baker *Beverly Hammer(written in by my grandmother) 21--Russell E. Dell *Hazel Dysard(My grandmother)(written in by my grandmother) 22--Cecelia Crissman Ralph Aitkins Earnest Goss 23--Judy Lee Hetrick Hattie Hackett *Debra K. Crouse(written in by my grandmother) 24--Ray Hackett, Jr. 25--Ada Ferguson Darlene Headings John J. Richard Guy Homan Blaine Shank 26--Kathryn Baker Shirley Fultz Dominic Damincantonio Valerie Smith Samuel F. Simpson 27--Anna Marie Rodgers Connie Glass 28--Sandra Hassinger Hearl(sp?) Phillips 29--William Scott Noss Janet Singer 30--Dennis Fultz Tracy Havice Grace Druckenmiller Gladys Druckenmiller Charles F. Headings Half way there... Mary Lorena

*Is my lines direct and collateral* May 1---Patricia M. Moore 2---Bessie Mowrey Ardell Fultz *Stuart Ira Jackson 3---Phyllis Marie Smith 4---Richard Confer 5---Betty Goss C. Leroy Fultz Dorothy Treaster Kenneth Garner *Stanley E. Jackson 6---John Hackett Louis Shank In Memory of Anna L. Fultz 7---Josephine Aumiller Howard Auman 8---Elizabeth Hackett Shirley Jean Aumiller Ruth Shank 9---Roy Ludwick 10--Mrs. Kathryn Daizell Grace Homan Roger Homan 11--Charles Lee Kinzer Margaret Auman Duane J. Coy *John D. Jackson 12--Wayne S. Usko Lydia Furst Ada Rupert 13--Naomi Wagner Sally Jane Hackett In Memory of Lee V. Alexander *Marcella Sneath(written in by my grandmother) 14--Rush Ramsey Leroy Havice 15--Edith Kurtz Frances Havice Patty Thomas In Memory of Mary Hassinger 16--Mary Hunt Arlene Weiand 17--David Ray Hassinger 18--Charles W. Condo Grace Fisher Dennis Glenn Hassinger 19--Kristine Wagner Pearl Hackett Erhest M. Wilson Betty Wilson 20--*Uncle Charlie Ankney(written in by my grandmother) 21--William Phillips Harold Hassinger Earl A. Brubaker, Jr. Sandra Fultz Jay Krepps Penelope Ann Bush Bobby Weaverling *John D. Dysard(written in by my grandmother) 22--Robert Havice Howard Rodgers Alfred Aumiller, Sr. 23--Janice E. Wilson Harry S. Krepp 24--Edna Weiand *Jack Dixon 25--Anna Fultz Mary Lou Glass 26--Carman Massa Kay Goss Winifred Shetrom 27--Catherine A. Bargo Benjamin Bonson Barbara Carver 28--James A. Spangler Alpha Yoder Margaret Morgan Martha Collins Donald Nale 29--Donald Kinzer Craig Ashton Lantz Earnest J. McCurry Alfred Aumiller, Jr. Helen Goss *Henry Jackson 30--Jeannetta Houser Franklin Davis Elizabeth Stroupe 31--Willard Shank Paul Fultz In Memory of Helen Wagner More to come... Mary Lorena

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/ZdB.2ACI/1701.2261.2260.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.2.1 Message Board Post: Hethcote (Heathcote) Chilcote in 1880 Hillsadale Co., Mi is the son of Joshua & Rebecca Arnold Chilcote. Grandson of Ropbinson & Ann Chilcote.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Chilcote/Roop/Gares/Wyatt/Dietrich/Conover/Gunn Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/ZdB.2ACI/1701.2261.2260.1.1.1.1.1.2 Message Board Post: Larry, Here's the descendant outline on Christena & William's family that Margie Pearce & the rest of us Roop researchers have dug up, including more found on their son William Paul Roop's family. We're still searching for more data on this family branch. Bobbi ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Descendants of Christena Chilcote 1 Christena Chilcote b: 1837 in OH d: February 10, 1886 in Edgerton, William Co. OH Burial: Edgerton, William Co. OH . +William F. Roop b: August 13, 1830 in OH m: October 07, 1853 in Allen Co. IN d: June 15, 1886 in Edgerton, Williams Co. OH Burial: Edgerton, Williams Co. OH ........ 2 Anna E. Roop b: October 1857 in IA Census: January 10, 1920 Pulaski Twp. Williams Co. OH ED # 161; Spelling is GARRES, G.F. age 64; Anna age 63; Gorda is age 20 ............ +George F. Gares b: March 30, 1856 in near West Unity, OH m: January 01, 1894 d: December 19, 1923 in Byran, Williams Co. OH Census: January 10, 1920 Pulaski Twp. Williams Co. OH ED # 161; Spelling is GARRES, G.F. age 64; Anna age 63; Gorda is age 20 ................... 3 Gonda Gares b: Abt. 1900 in OH Census: January 10, 1920 Pulaski Twp. Williams Co. OH ED # 161; Spelling is GARRES, G.F. age 64; Anna age 63; Gorda is age 20 ........ 2 Rebecca J. Roop b: Abt. 1859 in IN ............ +Byron A. Wyatt b: August 13, 1854 in near Bryan, Williams Co. OH m: September 30, 1880 in Williams Co. OH d: August 02, 1907 in Bradford, Darke Co. OH Burial: August 1907 Fountain Grove Cemetery, Bryan, Williams Co. OH ................... 3 Goldie Wyatt b: January 04, 1882 in Bryan, Williams Co. OH ....................... +William Dietrich b: Bet. 1879 - 1880 in OH .............................. 4 Cleo Dietrich b: Bet. 1914 - 1915 ........ 2 James F. Roop b: Bet. 1862 - 1863 in IN d: March 1896 in Mining camp, near the "Lost Horse" Mine, 90 miles east of Banning, CA ............ +? Conover ........ 2 William Paul Roop b: June 23, 1880 in OH d: April 26, 1960 ............ +Elda J. Gunn b: Abt. 1887 in OH m: September 04, 1904 ................... 3 Margretta Roop b: Abt. 1913 in OH Ohio Deaths, 1958-69 ROOP, WILLIAM P Death Date: 26 April 1960 Age: 79 Place of Death: Toledo, Lucas County Residence: Toledo, Lucas County Gender: Male Race: White Marital Status: Married Certificate: 30414 Volume: 16131 1930 census Toledo, Lucas Co. OH - Enumerated on April 4, 1930 ED: 68 Sheet 5B - owns home at 1048 Woodruff, value $15,000 Roop, William P. Head age 46 b-OH m- at 22 father b-PA mother b-OH occupation: steam engineer - dept. store Elda Wife age 43 b-OH m- at 19 both parents b-OH Margretta Daughter age 17 b-OH single, attending school both parents b-OH Roop, William P Age: 46 Year: 1930 Birthplace: Ohio Roll: T626_1835 Race: White Page: 5B State: Ohio ED: 68 County: Lucas Image: 0857 Township: Toledo Relationship: Head Roop, Elda Age: 43 Year: 1930 Birthplace: Roll: T626_1835 Race: Page: 5B State: Ohio ED: 68 County: Lucas Image: 0857 Township: Toledo Relationship: Wife Roop, Margretta Age: 17 Year: 1930 Birthplace: Roll: T626_1835 Race: Page: 6A State: Ohio ED: 68 County: Lucas Image: 0858 Township: Toledo Relationship: Daughter

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Chilcote/Chilcoat, Roop, Saum Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/ZdB.2ACI/1701.2261.2260.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.2 Message Board Post: Thanks for all your clarifications Larry....and also the help received from Carey Chilcote. It was nice to finally have the mystery solved on the two Chilcote/Chilcoat ladies from my two different family lines (Christena Chilcote m-William F. Roop & Elizabeth Louisa Chilcoat m- David Album Saum) & to learn that they were 2nd cousins. I just had such a strong feeling that they had to be related, since both were in Van Wert Co. OH. But who were the parents of the ones in the cenus that Margie Pearce found? 1880 Jefferson Twp, Hillsdale County, MI page 168D Chillcote, Hethcote; 72; PA; MD; MD; farmer , Anna; wife; 61; PA; PA; PA , Emeline; dau; single; 23; IN , Martha A.; dau; 19; IN , George W.; son; 19; IN Parkey, Charl; other; single; 23; MI; wagon maker (spelled as in census) Bobbi

Hello, I recently made a possible connection to August or Augustus BUSH in Juniata Twp. This possible direct relationship would be through his son William. If William was born in Harrison Twp, Bedford County then August could be my grgrgrandfather. If anyone is connected to these men, please contact me. Am trying to leave no stone unturned. Thank you. Betty

More from Blair county -------- Original Message -------- Subject: [PABLAIR-L] Huntingdon Gazette, 1806 Resent-Date: Tue, 1 Apr 2003 05:42:10 -0700 Resent-From: PABLAIR-L@rootsweb.com Date: Tue, 1 Apr 2003 07:42:04 EST From: RJWNLW65@aol.com To: PABLAIR-L@rootsweb.com Brigade Orders The Militia of the second Brigade of the County of Huntingdon and that part of Centre, formerly in Huntingdon, will meet with their arms and accouterments in good order and exercise under the direction of their respective officers on the following days of exercise appointed by the law, viz: In companies at their usual places of meeting (appointed by the respective captains, or commanding officers of companies) on the first and second Mondays in October next, and in Regiments, as follows, viz: The 48th Regiment under the command of col. William Postlewaite, will meet at Gaven Clugages's near Bedford Furnace, on Monday the 20th day of October. The 35d Regiment under the command of col. Andrew Henderson, will meet at Huntingdon, on Tuesday the 21st day of October. The 119th Regiment under the command of col. James Entrikein, will meet at Jacob Graff's, in Woodcock Valley, on Wednesday the 22d day of October. The 14th Regiment under the command of col. James Moore, will meet at Mr. Porter's, near Birmingham, on Thursday the 23d day of October. The 58th Regiment late under the command of col. Lazarus Lowry, will meet at Hollidaysburg on Friday the 24th day of October. Captains or commanding Officers of companies, will order and direct the men belonging to their respective companies, to bring Fire locks to the exercise as well at company, as at Regiment meetings; and on their neglect or refusal, to return them as absentees. The Majors will advertise and attend such elections as may be necessary to fill the vacancies in their respective Battalions, and forward the returns so that commissions may be obtained. WILLIAM HENDERSON Brigade Inspector, 10th Divison Sept. 6, 1806 P.M. ---------------------------- CAUTION Whereas the subscriber passed a Note of hand to John Green, conditioned for the sum of thirty Dollars, payable some time the ensuing fall: This is therefore to forewarn all persons from taking an Assignment of said Note, as I am determined not to pay the same unless compelled thereto by Law. THOMAS BROWN Aug. 12, 1806 ---------------------------- Communicated Died-On the 12th instant, in the 46th year of his age, Robert Boggs Esq., one of the Associate Judges of Centre County. Nature had been liberal to him in the bestowment of those qualities which dignify human nature; and may be said exultingly to have imprinted on this piece of her workmanship in strong and legible characters, not to be effaced by any circumstance or in any situation he could be placed--this is a man. ------------------------------------------------- We with pleasure inform the public, that the Bridge across Stone-Creek, below this town, for the building of which John Blair Esq., contracted with the Commissioners, is now completed; and from the plan, soundness of materials, and strength of the workmanship, in a manner which does credit to the contractor. -------------------------------------------- The rain which fell on Sunday last, has done incalculable damage, we understand, to a number of Farmers on Shavers-creek, by washing the surface off new sown fields and sweeping away fences. ----------------------------------- NOTICE All persons indebted to the estate of Alexander Enis, late of Shavers-creek Settlement, deceased, are requested to come forward on or before the first day of November next and make payment. Suits will be instituted against all delinquents at that date. Those persons who have accounts against said estate will please present them properly attested for settlement. SUSANNAH ENIS Admr x. JOUSHA ENIS, Adm'r. Sept. 29, 1806 ---------------------------------- A List of Letters remaining in the Post-Office at Alexandria. William M'Gimley, Williamsburg, 5 William Ingram, Spruce Creek, 2 John Davis, care John Walker, 3 James Dunlap, care John Walker Robert Patton, junr., Alexandria, 2 Robert Adams, near Alexandria Samuel Kerr, care John Walker William Harris, Alexandria John Brown, care John Walker James Wilson, Little Juniata John Cochran, Alexandria John Drees, near Alexandria John C. Weddigen, Alexandria Robert Provines, near Alexandria P. M. Manimev, Alexandria Shenebarger and Son, George Gray, Shavers Creek SAMUEL FISHER, P. M. October 1st, 1806 ==== PABLAIR Mailing List ==== Blair County,PA - USGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~pablair

>From Blair county mail list -------- Original Message -------- Subject: [PABLAIR-L] Huntingdon Gazette, 1806 Resent-Date: Mon, 31 Mar 2003 06:48:45 -0700 Resent-From: PABLAIR-L@rootsweb.com Date: Mon, 31 Mar 2003 08:48:26 EST From: RJWNLW65@aol.com To: PABLAIR-L@rootsweb.com REGIMENTAL ORDERS The Officers of the 33rd Regiment will meet at the Court House in the Borough of Huntingdon, on Monday the 22d instant, at 11 o'clock A. M. to be trained agreeably to law. The companies will exercise on their respective parade grounds, on the first and second Monday's in October next, and at the Regimental parade on Tuesday the 21st day of October. All the Officers must appear in uniform with Swords and Espontoons agreeably to law, as they can no longer be indulged without them. No militia man to be admitted in the ranks without a firelock in good order, except those between the ages of 18 and 21 years and such others as the officers of the company shall deem unable to procure them. Robert Allison, Esq. is appointed Adjutant, and is to be obeyed accordingly. The court of Appeals will be held for the 1st Battalion at the house of Samuel Steel, in Huntingdon and for the 2d Battalion at the house of Mr. Samuel Henry, in Barree township, on Saturday the 1st day of November next. A. Henderson, L. Col. Sept. 18, 1806 --------------------------------------------------------- NOTICE All persons indebted to the subscriber, by Bond, Note, or Book account; are required to call on or before the second Tuesday of October next, and make payment. The accounts of those who neglect to comply with this notice will be put into the hands of proper officers for recovery, immediately after that date. HENRY MILLER NOTICE is also given, to those persons who are indebted to the Estate of Joseph Rothrock, deceased, to come forward and make immediate payment as the subscriber is under the necessity of making final settlement of said Estate. Due attention is respectfully required to this notice, as suits will be brought indiscriminately against all delinquents. HENRY MILLER Acting Executor Sept. 6, 1806 ------------------------------------------ NOTICE All person indebted to the estate of Jacob Neff, late of Shirley Township, Huntingdon County, deceased, are requested to make immediate payment. And all those having demands against said Estate to produce their accounts properly attested for settlement. WM. POSTLEWAITE ABRAHAM LONG Admr's September 1, 1806 ------------------------------ CAUTION Whereas the subscriber passed three Notes of hand to a certain Alexander M'Cormick, of Dublin Township, Huntingdon County; one conditions for the sum of 3l 5s. one other for the sum of 16 Dollars, and the third for the sum of 16 pounds, the last of which Notes was payable in May 1805. This is therefore to caution all persons against taking an assignment on either of said Notes, as I am determined not to pay them unless compelled thereto by law; having already rendered Mr. M'Cormick full and complete satisfaction for the same. ALEXR; M'ELROY August 12th, 1806 ------------------------------------------------ NOTICE IS hereby given, to those who stand indebted to the Subscriber, either by Bond, Note, or Book-account, to come in, settle, and pay off their respective balances, on or before the first September next; those that neglect this Notice will be dealt with as the law directs. JAMES ELLIOT Aug. 18th, 1806 ------------------------------------------ WHEREAS notice was given in the Huntingdon Gazette of the 17th April last, to the creditors of W. A. Thompson, Esq. deceased, to produce their claims against his estate, duly authenticated, and we have reason to believe that some have hitherto neglected said notice; they are again requested to come forward with the time limited by law, or take the consequences--Vendue notes taken at the sale of the property of the deceased, will be due the 9th of October next and will be put in a suit if not paid within five days thereafter--peculiar circumstances make this step necessary. JAMES ORBISON WM: ORBISON Admr.s August 25, 1806 --------------------------------------- NOTICE ALL persons indebted to the Estate of Michael Garner late of Hopewell Township, deceased, are requested to make payment; and those having demands against said Estate will please produce their accounts duly attested to the subscribers. MATHIAS GARNER MICHAEL GARNER Admr.s Hopewell Township August 9, 1806 --------------------- REMOVAL Dr. George Fisher Respectfully informs his friends and the public in general, that he has removed from the town of Alexandria, to the House of David M'Murtrie, Esq. directly opposite Mr. John M'Connell's tavern, in the Borough of Huntingdon; where he has on hand, and intends keeping a constant supply of fresh DRUGS & PATENT MEDICINE, Which he will dispose of on very reasonable terms for cash, or country produce. July 19, 1806 ---------------------------- FOR SALE A valuable tract of patented Land containing between 70 and 80 acres situate about three miles from Waterstreet, in Morris Township, H. County. A considerable part of the land is river bottom, --all first Limestone, and capable of good improvements. There is a good Spring of water on the premises, besides the river running thro' it. The terms of payment will be made easy,--for further particulars enquire of the subscriber, adjoining the premises. WILLIAM SIMONTON Sept. 6, 1806 N.B. If the above property is not disposed of before the 6th day of October next, it will then be sold by public vendue. W.S. ==== PABLAIR Mailing List ==== Blair County was formed in 1846 from portions of Bedford and Huntingdon Counties.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/ZdB.2ACI/1701.2261.2260.1.1.1.2.1.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Very well, sent me a chart. It all makes sense. I guess I should have known that.

Subj: [PABLAIR-L] Huntingdon Gazette, 1806 Date: 4/1/2003 6:43:13 AM Central Standard Time From: <A HREF="mailto:RJWNLW65@aol.com">RJWNLW65@aol.com</A> To: <A HREF="mailto:PABLAIR-L@rootsweb.com">PABLAIR-L@rootsweb.com</A> Sent from the Internet (Details) Brigade Orders The Militia of the second Brigade of the County of Huntingdon and that part of Centre, formerly in Huntingdon, will meet with their arms and accouterments in good order and exercise under the direction of their respective officers on the following days of exercise appointed by the law, viz: In companies at their usual places of meeting (appointed by the respective captains, or commanding officers of companies) on the first and second Mondays in October next, and in Regiments, as follows, viz: The 48th Regiment under the command of col. William Postlewaite, will meet at Gaven Clugages's near Bedford Furnace, on Monday the 20th day of October. The 35d Regiment under the command of col. Andrew Henderson, will meet at Huntingdon, on Tuesday the 21st day of October. The 119th Regiment under the command of col. James Entrikein, will meet at Jacob Graff's, in Woodcock Valley, on Wednesday the 22d day of October. The 14th Regiment under the command of col. James Moore, will meet at Mr. Porter's, near Birmingham, on Thursday the 23d day of October. The 58th Regiment late under the command of col. Lazarus Lowry, will meet at Hollidaysburg on Friday the 24th day of October. Captains or commanding Officers of companies, will order and direct the men belonging to their respective companies, to bring Fire locks to the exercise as well at company, as at Regiment meetings; and on their neglect or refusal, to return them as absentees. The Majors will advertise and attend such elections as may be necessary to fill the vacancies in their respective Battalions, and forward the returns so that commissions may be obtained. WILLIAM HENDERSON Brigade Inspector, 10th Divison Sept. 6, 1806 P.M. ---------------------------- CAUTION Whereas the subscriber passed a Note of hand to John Green, conditioned for the sum of thirty Dollars, payable some time the ensuing fall: This is therefore to forewarn all persons from taking an Assignment of said Note, as I am determined not to pay the same unless compelled thereto by Law. THOMAS BROWN Aug. 12, 1806 ---------------------------- Communicated Died-On the 12th instant, in the 46th year of his age, Robert Boggs Esq., one of the Associate Judges of Centre County. Nature had been liberal to him in the bestowment of those qualities which dignify human nature; and may be said exultingly to have imprinted on this piece of her workmanship in strong and legible characters, not to be effaced by any circumstance or in any situation he could be placed--this is a man. ------------------------------------------------- We with pleasure inform the public, that the Bridge across Stone-Creek, below this town, for the building of which John Blair Esq., contracted with the Commissioners, is now completed; and from the plan, soundness of materials, and strength of the workmanship, in a manner which does credit to the contractor. -------------------------------------------- The rain which fell on Sunday last, has done incalculable damage, we understand, to a number of Farmers on Shavers-creek, by washing the surface off new sown fields and sweeping away fences. ----------------------------------- NOTICE All persons indebted to the estate of Alexander Enis, late of Shavers-creek Settlement, deceased, are requested to come forward on or before the first day of November next and make payment. Suits will be instituted against all delinquents at that date. Those persons who have accounts against said estate will please present them properly attested for settlement. SUSANNAH ENIS Admr x. JOUSHA ENIS, Adm'r. Sept. 29, 1806 ---------------------------------- A List of Letters remaining in the Post-Office at Alexandria. William M'Gimley, Williamsburg, 5 William Ingram, Spruce Creek, 2 John Davis, care John Walker, 3 James Dunlap, care John Walker Robert Patton, junr., Alexandria, 2 Robert Adams, near Alexandria Samuel Kerr, care John Walker William Harris, Alexandria John Brown, care John Walker James Wilson, Little Juniata John Cochran, Alexandria John Drees, near Alexandria John C. Weddigen, Alexandria Robert Provines, near Alexandria P. M. Manimev, Alexandria Shenebarger and Son, George Gray, Shavers Creek SAMUEL FISHER, P. M. October 1st, 1806 ==== PABLAIR Mailing List ==== Blair County,PA - USGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~pablair

Hi, I think many times people buried their kinfolk in yards. My mother-in-laws' youngest sister was buried in an unmarked grave in their yard in 1918--died from influenza. We have no idea where she is buried as no one I talked to knew remembered what house they lived in in 1918. Would have been either Georgia or Florida. My question to this PAHUNTIN story is shouldn't the bones be found if possible and reburied? Someone loved this child very much. Bonnie

*Is my lines direct and collateral* April 1---Robert L. Wagner Larry Schlegel 2---A. Warren Stull Samuel Crissman Wilbur Mayes Faye Bloom Sarah Shelley Sharon Fultz In Memory of Annie Treaster 3---Melvin Etzweiler 4---Willa Shank Gilbert Crissman Blaine C. Aumiller Kay Leeper Mae Shawver Martin Goss Stirling Goss 5---None 6---Harry Nale Janet Goss Rupert Steinberger Dale Weiand 7---Robert Kibe Carolyn Drake 8---Shirley Ann Rothrock Allen Weiand Pauline M. McElhoe Willard Fultz Barry Weaverling 9---S. Harris Wagner Betty Reed Terry Rae Hassinger Helen Ehrenfeld *Melda Crownover(written in by my grandmother) 10--Marian Pecht Carl C. Goss Jane L. Hassinger Billy Homan Fred Culbertson 11--A. Lee Rothrock Jack Coffey In Memory of John W. Goss 12--Effie Hoffman Sarah Shank Sara Fultz In Memory of Charlotte Goss ?*Mike Everetts(written in by my grandmother) 13--Frances Ludwick Phyllis Herb George Hackett 14--Hubert Furst 15--Charles Hornberger Jeffrey L. Simpson 16--Carol Anne Fultz John Goss Raymond Fultz *Ben Dysard(written in by my grandmother) 17--Ada Mateer Margaret Rager Walter Ramsey Frank Ehrenfeld, Sr. Karen Sue Hackett Vivian Goss Renna Weiand *Doris Dysard 18--None 19--Julia M. Knepp Blair Fultz 20--Margaret DeArment Ellen Wilson In Memory of Catherine Goss In Memory of S. H. Shelley 21--Jeffrey Nale Sandra Ellis 22--Nancy Furst 23--Cathryn Leeper Mattie Querry 24--Anna Auman *Iraline Jackson 25--Diana Nale Robert D. Goss Vickie Jean Leach Kenneth K. Kauffman Ruth Goss Lois Homan Joyce Nale 26--Beatrice Phillips Ronald Phillips Ray Hassinger Ruth Lantz Lynn Homan James Goss *Callie J. Dysard(my great-grandmother) 27--Anna Cramer Gary Kibe Mrs. Willa Lynn Jerry Addleman Dorothy Fultz Barbara Jo Walk Wilma Hackett 28--Sarah Goss Ronald W. Weaverling, Jr. 29--Mildred Fultz Joe Miller Lela Weaverling 30--Edna Krepps More to come... Mary Lorena

*Is my lines direct and collateral* March 1---Kathie Shank Irene Earhart Howard Confer James Frank Wagner Miriam Fultz Robert McMahon 2---Helen Shank Russell Shirk John K. Yoder Eugene Collins, Jr. *Isabel Jackson *Melda Ruth Wisor(written in by my grandmother) 3--None 4---Niles Diven Sammy Hassinger Richard Havice Raymond Hoffman Sara Fryer Susan Homan Barbara Goss Oliver Baker 5---Grant A. Ramsey Susan Brubaker Carl Schlegel Mary Grace Thompson 6---Darlington Hornberger Donnie Rosenstell Jay Fultz Ethel Rager *William Dysard 7---Rita Havice David Knepp Phyllis Kinzer Lucy Lee Hackett Delores Ramsey Nellie Fultz *Jean Crouse(written in by my grandmother) 8---Harry E. Nale Leona Kuhn *Carolyn Dixon 9---Josephine Wagner Mrs. John K. Yoder Bertha Dell Mary Ann Dell James Heimbaugh 10-*Richard Crownover(written in by my grandmother) 11--Jane Kearns David Fultz 12--Jane Yoder 13--Margaret Weiand Gary Weiand Kenneth Deamer Garry L. Shank Ralph C. Pecht Robert W. Reed Ruth Goss Beverly Hornberger Grace Decker 14--Helen Rager Rebecca Walker Joann Carson David K. Usko Bessie M. Hassinger Dessie Krepps Lewis Hoffman 15--None 16--Minnie M. Fultz Diana Fultz Henry Weiand William Noss Wendell Booher 17--Elaine Shank Nellie Thomas 18--None 19--Robert Goss George Auman Edwin Harkinson *Linda Dysard(written in by my grandmother) 20--Lois Henry Donna Briner Jeffrey Lynn Kibe Mary Culbertson 21--Robert Dean Leach John Phillips Mary E. Shelley James Culbertson 22--None 23--Charles Shumaker 24--Roy Smith Florence Shetrom 25--Bill Ulsh Beulah Freed 26--Jolene N. Houser 27--Robert Harkinson Leslie Shank Violet Rodgers Peggy J. Kauffman 28--Brenda Fultz Robert W. Reed, Jr. Kathryn Shires 29--Helen Zimmerman Rhoda Dorman Irene Hoffman Frances Moyer Lena Goss *Mildred Dysard(written in by my grandmother) 30--Lois Reed Airman Ernest M. Wilson, Jr. Jean B. Shires 31--Landon Thompson Robert Homan More to come... Mary Lorena

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/ZdB.2ACI/1701.2261.2260.1.1.1.2.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: I won't claim it is THE way or the only way but it's certainly a way that yields the correct results without referring to a chart that's easily mislaid by an untidy person like myself or using genealogy software that requires all the ancestors between the two individuals to have been entered for the computer to determine the relationship. I can send you a relationship chart if you want. Relationships between two people with unequal numbers of generations from their common ancestor require an additional step. For instance, as in the previous case one person is 3 generations from the common ancestor and the other is 4 generations from the common ancestor. Use the previous process for the lower of the two numbers to get the level of cousin, 2nd cousin in this case, then subtract the lower number of generations from the larger number to get the difference, in this case 1, which indicates the number of times removed. Thus the relationship between the two individuals in this example is 2nd cousin once removed.

*is my family lines direct and collateral* February 1---Richard Treaster Lyndell Dell 2---Neil Ramsey Dorothy Spickler ?*Charles Endres(written in by my grandmother) 3---Ruth Haller 4---Marion Bonson Bill Picketts James Shawver 5---Ronnie Fultz *Georgia Jackson *Eva Jackson 6---Alan Fultz 7---Keith B. Fultz Beulah Ramsey Carrie R. Harbeson Linda Phillips 8---Gearld(sp) Ramsey John C. Hassinger In Memory of M/Sgt. Edwin M. Fultz 9---Earl A. McBride Willard Wagner Wilson Goss, Jr. Annie Bailey In Memory of Wm. Weiand 10--Edna Shumaker 11--Donald R. Briner 12--Clarence Reed Fern Hackett, Sr. Richard Goss Dean Fultz 13--Ira Auman Audrey Fultz Mary Ann Goss 14--Florence Shank Nicholas Chubb Sandra Kibe Gladys Fultz *Dotty Lou Jackson 15--Stephen Shank Joan Weiand 16--David J. Fultz Betty Haywood 17--Ruth Civitts William Goss 18--Leroy C. Goss 19--Phyllis Headings Roy Shook Lucinda Haywood 20--Madeline Massa Faye Pennypacker 21--Mary Shirk Lester Hackett Joann Fultz Thelma Hearn George Postlethwaite 22--Anna Havice Edith Baker 23--Charlene Headings 24--Irene Ramsey *Lillian McCool(written in by my grandmother) 25--Robert Ramsey Emma Spigelmeyer Martha Ellen Goss Clark Postlethwaite *Bob Hammer(written in by my grandmother) 26--R. Dale Wagner Helen Weiand Cloyd Shawver, Jr. *Nancy Hammer(written in by my grandmother) 27-- Albert Goss Gerald Yoder 28--Ruth N. Yoder Neil Fleisher Mrs. Betty Fultz Mildred Wilson Myrna Havice 29---Dick Wagner Dorothy Spangler Dorothy Shirk More to come... Mary Lorena