Hi Bev No sign of these folks in the Hetrick book, but that don't mean any thing as all most all the Hetricks in central Pa. came from the same stock, Adam b. 1751, Peter b.1752, Michael b. 1753 killed at Brandywine., Francis lost in the revolutionary war fought on the American side., George b. 1755 was a colonel in the British Army, went back to Germany after the war Massed a wealth of about $ 70,000,000.00., Thomas b. 1756 killed at the battle of Cowpens., Nicholas b. 1758, William b. 1759 no family records., Jacob b. 1761, Lucy b. ????, and an other daughter one was killed in the war also, one was on the British side the other on the American side.. If it is any thing the name Phillip shows up in the Nicholas line but not yours as I see it (yet) Jerry Hetrick ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bev Morris" <bmom@rickadee.net> To: <PAJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, April 04, 2004 11:01 PM Subject: HETRICK > Hello, > > Looking for information regarding the following family: > > Perry Franklin HETRICK (aka Frank P. HETRICK) > Born: July 1861 [exact birth date and place? -- > Who are his parents?] > Marriage date: [When? Where?] > Died: 1936 [exact death date? exact death place?] > Burial: St. Paul's Lutheran Church Cem. [Is this correct? Burial date?] > > Wife: Mary Emma REITZ > Born: 31 Mar 1866, Coolspring, Jefferson Co., PA > Parents: Peter David REITZ and Catherine HIMES > Died: Btn 1920-1930 [When? Where? When & where buried?] > (Peter D. REITZ is my 2nd great granduncle.) > > Children: > Zola Margaret b. Nov 1887 > Laird A. b. 22 Dec 1889 > Philip Lon b. 7 Mar 1892 > Orel B. (female) b. Sep 1896 > Keith R. b. 4 Aug 1903 > Bernice A. Abt. 1912? > > I would also appreciate any confirmation on names and data on the above children. Any information would be greatly appreciated. > > Thank you very much. > > Bev in Calif. > > Thank you very much. >

Hi Bev in Calif. It is good to hear from you again.I'll have some pages will be too dark to scan,so please send your mailing address. Thanks ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bev Morris" <bmom@rickadee.net> To: <PAJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, April 04, 2004 11:01 PM Subject: HETRICK > Hello, > > Looking for information regarding the following family: > > Perry Franklin HETRICK (aka Frank P. HETRICK) > Born: July 1861 [exact birth date and place? * In 1861 The Hetricks,Philip age 32 and Catharine age 28 were living in Oliver Twp,Jefferson Co.,To see 1860 Census Sheet see page 224. Copies of Census will be enclosed. > Who are his parents?] See above. > Marriage date: [When? Where?] * In Marriage License Book # 1, Entry #229,10/14/1886 Rev. J. Ash married Perry Franklin Hetrick ,24 yrs,of Oliver Twp.,a carpenter, s/o Philip and Catharine Hetrick and Mary Emma Reitz, 20 yrs,of Oliver Twp.,d/o Peter and Catherine Reitz . > Died: 1936 [exact death date? exact death place?] > Burial: St. Paul's Lutheran Church Cem. [Is this correct? Burial date?] * These next Cemetery Records are straight from the Cemetery Books and I copy what is there,no more no less. St Pauls Lutheran Cemetery,on Twp. Rd #389 between Rt # 36 and Coolspring Cemetery Row 7, Hetrick,P.Franklin 1861 - 1936 " Emma Reitz 1866 - 1928 Reitz, P.D. 1843 - 1917 " Elizabeth 1849 - 1915 Hetrick,Keith R. 1903 - 1986 " A. Bernice 1909 - 1987 w/o Keith R. Hetrick,Philip Lon 1892 - 1967 ( WWII Vet) St Johns Cemetery,Windy Hill Sec A,Row 15 Hetrick,Laird A. 1889 - 1989 " Maud E. 1888 - 1981 w/o Laird A. I don't show anything for Zola and Orel. They are probably with Husbands.I did a finger walk through Oliver Twp in the 1900 Pa Census.That's the one with the Birth dates on it.I printed all the Hetricks for you.That will help your Birthday records.I also tried to find Philip and Catharine in the 1850 Census or just Philip with no results.It's getting late and I want to get this e-mail off. Best regards John PS ADDRESS!!! > > Wife: Mary Emma REITZ > Born: 31 Mar 1866, Coolspring, Jefferson Co., PA > Parents: Peter David REITZ and Catherine HIMES > Died: Btn 1920-1930 [When? Where? When & where buried?] > (Peter D. REITZ is my 2nd great granduncle.) > > Children: > Zola Margaret b. Nov 1887 > Laird A. b. 22 Dec 1889 > Philip Lon b. 7 Mar 1892 > Orel B. (female) b. Sep 1896 > Keith R. b. 4 Aug 1903 > Bernice A. Abt. 1912? > > I would also appreciate any confirmation on names and data on the above children. Any information would be greatly appreciated. > > Thank you very much. > > Bev in Calif. > > Thank you very much. >

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Hello, Looking for information regarding the following family: Perry Franklin HETRICK (aka Frank P. HETRICK) Born: July 1861 [exact birth date and place? -- Who are his parents?] Marriage date: [When? Where?] Died: 1936 [exact death date? exact death place?] Burial: St. Paul's Lutheran Church Cem. [Is this correct? Burial date?] Wife: Mary Emma REITZ Born: 31 Mar 1866, Coolspring, Jefferson Co., PA Parents: Peter David REITZ and Catherine HIMES Died: Btn 1920-1930 [When? Where? When & where buried?] (Peter D. REITZ is my 2nd great granduncle.) Children: Zola Margaret b. Nov 1887 Laird A. b. 22 Dec 1889 Philip Lon b. 7 Mar 1892 Orel B. (female) b. Sep 1896 Keith R. b. 4 Aug 1903 Bernice A. Abt. 1912? I would also appreciate any confirmation on names and data on the above children. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much. Bev in Calif. Thank you very much.

Seeking info on Philip Smith of Jefferson County, PA. Born abt 1786. Wife is Catherine, then Susanna. Children include: John, Absalom, Philip, Sarah, Jacob. Any info appreciated. Dawnene Young

Hi Pat, I am actually trying to help a friend of mine whose grandather's name was Cosimo Jose. I found him in the 1930 census, but in 1930 it did not show immigration dates. He came from Italy around 1892 or so, but his birth surname was not Jose, but something like "Ioio", and they changed it, possibly at the time of immigration. I was hoping to find the immigration date to see if he still used his birthname at that time, and when he came, and possibly what the actual name was, Thanks! Rhonda Pat Collins wrote: > >> >> I am trying to locate some information in the 1920 census for >> Brockway, but it is not listed! Neither is the original spelling- >> Brockwayville. >> In Snyder Twp, it states the other boroughs then says "excluding >> Brockwayville". > > > Rhonda, > > Who are you looking for in that census? > > Pat > > "Volunteer of Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness" > www.raogk.org > > -- ******************** *Swanson Family Genealogy Website- My maternal ancestors in Halland, Småland, and Skåne Regions- Sweden. http://swansonfamily.homestead.com - for Swedish genealogy, recipes, history, and more. I will also research your ancestors!~ *Morelli Family Genealogy Website- My paternal ancestors from Trento in the northern Alps region of Italy (Austria). http://morellitree.homestead.com

> >I am trying to locate some information in the 1920 census for Brockway, >but it is not listed! Neither is the original spelling- Brockwayville. >In Snyder Twp, it states the other boroughs then says "excluding >Brockwayville". Rhonda, Who are you looking for in that census? Pat "Volunteer of Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness" www.raogk.org

Hi Rhonda, Could the reason be that the space in the heading is for Incorporated Boroughs? And that Brockwayville in Snyder Twp. Out side of that I am as stumped as you. Best regards John Casey ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rhonda" <swedeheart@direcway.com> To: <PAJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, March 24, 2004 9:11 PM Subject: 1920 Census+ Brockway > Hi everyone, > > I am trying to locate some information in the 1920 census for Brockway, > but it is not listed! Neither is the original spelling- Brockwayville. > In Snyder Twp, it states the other boroughs then says "excluding > Brockwayville". Any idea why it isn't there? > > Thanks for any help. > Rhonda > > -- > ******************** > *Swanson Family Genealogy Website- My maternal ancestors in Halland, Småland, and Skåne Regions- Sweden. http://swansonfamily.homestead.com - for Swedish genealogy, recipes, history, and more. I will also research your ancestors!~ > > *Morelli Family Genealogy Website- My paternal ancestors from Trento in the northern Alps region of Italy (Austria). http://morellitree.homestead.com > >

Hi everyone, I am trying to locate some information in the 1920 census for Brockway, but it is not listed! Neither is the original spelling- Brockwayville. In Snyder Twp, it states the other boroughs then says "excluding Brockwayville". Any idea why it isn't there? Thanks for any help. Rhonda -- ******************** *Swanson Family Genealogy Website- My maternal ancestors in Halland, Småland, and Skåne Regions- Sweden. http://swansonfamily.homestead.com - for Swedish genealogy, recipes, history, and more. I will also research your ancestors!~ *Morelli Family Genealogy Website- My paternal ancestors from Trento in the northern Alps region of Italy (Austria). http://morellitree.homestead.com

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Hello, Does anyone know the fees for birth, marriages, and deaths records in Jefferson County? Will they take personal checks. I usually write first, but trying to save myself some time. Thanks, Bev in Calif.

Hello, Hoping someone will have knowledge on the following family found on the 1910 census in Beaver Twp., Jefferson Co., PA. Enu. Dist. 63, Taken Apr. 15, Page 1 B, Page 2 1-18-19 KLINE, Isaac age 27, married 3 years, Engineer/Coal Mine Stella age 23, 2 children 2 still living Claira age 7 Beulah age 2 TETERS, Mary age 17, Servant/Private Family It appears wife Stella KLINE was previously married. Does anyone know what her maiden name was and who she was previously married to? Also, wondering if the surname is spelled correctly. Could it be KLEIN? Any information would be greatly appreciated. I can't find them in 1920 or 1930. Thank you very much. Bev in Calif. Bev

Searching for information on the parents and ancestry of both Eva Cursilla Raught and William Jackson Sinclair. This couple was married in 1868. Eva was from Jefferson County, PA. I know her father was Jacob Raught. She was born about 1852. She died about 1929 in the New Kensington, PA area. Mr. Sinclair was from Armstrong County, PA. He was born about 1843. He died about 1915 in the New Kensington, PA area. Can anyone help? Floyd

Could someone help me with a church, birth or other lookup for the above person or surname. My dilemma is that supposedly he was born in PA but I have no idea where. Other Brigance members were supposedly born around 1740 in PA as well. At that time, there were only 4 counties: Lancaster, Chester, Philadelphia and Bucks. I have searched in Philadelphia and Lancaster but I wonder when the counties split if the information went with another county outside of the Philadelphia area. Thanks!!!!! Teri Tighe Southern New Jersey

Hi all, is there any close relatives or friends of Alice Gayley on this list? If so, please contact me at nzipfel@zoominternet.net Thanks! Nathan Zipfel PA-Roots.com http://www.pa-roots.com/

"Tombstone Hoppin'", vol 2, by Patricia Steele shows the following burial listings for "George WHITESEL": St. Jacob's Cemeery (Twp Red #368 between Grange and Hamilton, PA): George WHITESELL 21 Nov 1815 - 21 May 1882 Mary WHITESELL 1 Jan 1818 - 24 Ot 1899 Church of God Cemetery at Grange near Mapleview Elementary School: George B. WHITESLL 1861 - 1949 Hettie R. 1868 - 1933 There appear to be a few WHITESELLs buried at Hopewell Cemetery, but the first names are: Philip and Mary (Paulmer) WHITSEL Thaddy WHITSEL Hope this helps a little. --Carolyn Depp ----- Original Message ----- From: <Kragle@aol.com> To: <PAJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, March 09, 2004 5:56 PM Subject: Hopewell Cemetery > Hopewell Cemetery, Frostberg, Perry twp. > > Does anyone know of an index for this cemetery? > I am looking for a couple who maybe buried there > George F. Whitesell and wife Margaret A. Salsgiver > >

Hopewell Cemetery, Frostberg, Perry twp. Does anyone know of an index for this cemetery? I am looking for a couple who maybe buried there George F. Whitesell and wife Margaret A. Salsgiver

Is anyone doing this Caylor family of Jefferson Co.? Jesse Caylor 1872-1931 Wife: Mina 1875-1930 both buried Worthville Cemetery, Oliver twp. Children: Cecil N. b. Dec. 1891 Emma B. b. Oct. 1893 Amos F. Aug. 1895 Harry L. b. Jan. 1898 Elizabeth Catherine b. 24 Nov. 1899 May b. abt. 1902 Mary Ann b. abt. 1904 Laura b. abt. 1907 I'd like to find the maiden name of Mina married to Jesse and who her parents were. Thanks for the help!! Darla

Family Tree of Johann Kaspper Breidenbach 1784 - 1868 M Katherine Wertman (Werthman) 1/5/1786 -- 2/22/1878 Johann Kasper Breidenbach: The record of his birth and baptism are taken from the Evangelical Pastorate, Congregation Schwartzenfels, Province Hesse, Germany, by the hand and seal of his pastor, N. Flur. Johann Kasper was the oldest son of his parents, George and Anna Steet Breidenbach, born at 6 a.m. and baptizes the next day at Schwartzenfels, a village near Fulda in Germany. At the age of 6 he was sent to a compulsory pubic school and when 14 years old, began the trade of wagon-maker. This occupation he followed until he was too old to work. He married Katherina, the daughter of Johannas and Kuingunda (nee Fahl) Wertman; Katherina was born in Oberhalbach, Germany. Johann Kasper and Katherina came to America in April, 1853, and located in Armstrong County, Pennsylvania, on the farm of Jacob Milliron, near Putneyville. He died in his 82nd year and was buried on this farm. Katherina lived into her 92nd year and was buried beside her husband. In Germany they belonged to the State Lutheran Church. In America they united with the Evangelical Association. Katherina Wertman: The following is a transcription taken from the baptismal record book of the Evangelical Ober (Upper) Kalbach congregation in Kurbessen, Germany. "In he Ober (Upper) Kalbach Congregation there was born on the 5th day of January, 1786 and baptized on the 6th of the same year Catherine Wertman, daughter of John Werthman and his wife Kuingunda nee Fahl. The sponsor was Catherine Kirchner. For the truthfulness of this transcription I have affixed my name and the seal of the church of the Upper Kalbach on the 23 of April, 1853. The Pastor J. Bode" Dukedom Of Hesse Reise (Seal) Pass All civil and military authorities are hereby requested to give Johann Kasper Breidenbach and his wife Katherina born and resided in Schwarzenfels, the home they left for America, unrestricted passage in leaving and coming and protest and assist in any way necessary. Given ay Schluchtern, May 2, 1853 Personal Description Age 67 years Teeth Poor Height 5ft. 5in. Chin Round Hair White Face Oval Forehead Round Color of face Healthy Eyebrows Blond Stature Medium Eyes Gray No Marks Nose and Mouth Normal The date in which the German spelling of Breidenbach was anglicized to Bradenbach is not definitely known. I have more detail and will send it later. Chuck Snyder

This is great. Where did you find it? ----- Original Message ----- From: <Chuck4306@aol.com> To: <PAJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, March 04, 2004 8:27 PM Subject: Re: Breidenbach > Family Tree > of > Johann Kaspper Breidenbach 1784 - 1868 > > M Katherine Wertman (Werthman) 1/5/1786 -- 2/22/1878 > > Johann Kasper Breidenbach: The record of his birth and baptism are taken from > the Evangelical Pastorate, Congregation Schwartzenfels, Province Hesse, > Germany, by the hand and seal of his pastor, N. Flur. Johann Kasper was the oldest > son of his parents, George and Anna Steet Breidenbach, born at 6 a.m. and > baptizes the next day at Schwartzenfels, a village near Fulda in Germany. At the > age of 6 he was sent to a compulsory pubic school and when 14 years old, began > the trade of wagon-maker. This occupation he followed until he was too old to > work. He married Katherina, the daughter of Johannas and Kuingunda (nee Fahl) > Wertman; Katherina was born in Oberhalbach, Germany. Johann Kasper and > Katherina came to America in April, 1853, and located in Armstrong County, > Pennsylvania, on the farm of Jacob Milliron, near Putneyville. He died in his 82nd year > and was buried on this farm. Katherina lived into her 92nd year and was buried > beside her husband. In Germany they belonged to the State Lutheran Church. In > America they united with the Evangelical Association. > > Katherina Wertman: The following is a transcription taken from the baptismal > record book of the Evangelical Ober (Upper) Kalbach congregation in > Kurbessen, Germany. "In he Ober (Upper) Kalbach Congregation there was born on the 5th > day of January, 1786 and baptized on the 6th of the same year Catherine > Wertman, daughter of John Werthman and his wife Kuingunda nee Fahl. The sponsor was > Catherine Kirchner. For the truthfulness of this transcription I have affixed > my name and the seal of the church of the Upper Kalbach on the 23 of April, > 1853. > The Pastor J. Bode" > > Dukedom Of Hesse > Reise (Seal) > Pass > All civil and military authorities are hereby requested to give Johann Kasper > Breidenbach and his wife Katherina born and resided in Schwarzenfels, the > home they left for America, unrestricted passage in leaving and coming and > protest and assist in any way necessary. > Given ay Schluchtern, May 2, 1853 > > Personal Description > Age 67 years Teeth Poor > Height 5ft. 5in. Chin Round > Hair White Face Oval > Forehead Round Color of face Healthy > Eyebrows Blond Stature Medium > Eyes Gray No Marks > Nose and Mouth Normal > > The date in which the German spelling of Breidenbach was anglicized to > Bradenbach is not definitely known. > > I have more detail and will send it later. > > Chuck Snyder >