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    1. Surnames
    2. Marion Jacox

    3. Researching the following surnames in Jefferson Co.: JACOX, WOLCOTT, PEARSALL, CORBIN, McCRACKEN, RILEY Regards, Marion B.C., Canada [email protected]

    07/31/2001 01:38:43
    1. Re: Jefferson County Families..
    2. Marion Jacox

    3. Hello again Ed, I have a James YOUNT, born July, 1860 who married into my husband's CORBIN line. He married Fannie Jane CORBIN who was born May, 1864. Any connection? Regards, Marion B.C., Canada [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2001 5:05 PM Subject: Re: Jefferson County Families.. > Hello , > > Alice is right this is a roll call. It is great to see that some one new > caused > it and no one minds. Keep sharing that information. I have never seen a > county > roll call. Surname yes but not a county. > > Our Jefferson County surnames are Baker, Clark, Deemer, Douthit, Dobson, > Dickey, Foltz, George, Nicholson,Phillipi, Smith, Snell, Vasbinder, > (whitesell maybe), Yount . I am sure a few others. > > Have a good night. > > ED > > > ==== PAJEFFER Mailing List ==== > Send Messages for the Jefferson County PA discussion list to [email protected] >

    07/31/2001 01:35:17
    1. Re: research
    2. John Herman

    3. Lind, My great aunt Minnie married a Hinderliter. I wonder if you might have Minnie Baughman Hinderliter in your files? Minnie`s parents wer Annie Kaylor Baughman and ? Baughman. I would appreciate any help. Sue ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2001 2:41 PM Subject: Re: research > Hello All, > My surnames are: HINDERLITER, SHAFFER and one that is a real blocker. > Frances Elmyra Hinderliter gave birth to a daughter, Effie Marie, in 1885 at > Sprankle Mills, PA. She was unmarried at the time. This child later was > known as Effie Bigler. So is there anyone out there researching the BIGLER > name also who might shed some light on Effie? Thanks for any help, Linda > > > ==== PAJEFFER Mailing List ==== > You can unsubscribe by clicking below for the regular list: > mailto:[email protected] > Click below for the digest list: > mailto:[email protected] > In the BODY include only one word: unsubscribe > (Please turn OFF your signature file when sending the message) > >

    07/31/2001 12:49:27
    1. BERKHOUSE, HARP/HERB, HOCH
    2. melissa kitchens

    3. I'm researching the surnames BERKHOUSE, HARP/HERB, HOCH in Jefferson County (probably more names after I've done a little more research). Melissa Kitchens, Oxford MS --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? Make international calls for as low as $.04/minute with Yahoo! Messenger http://phonecard.yahoo.com/

    07/31/2001 12:39:11
    1. Re: research-BEAM
    2. loretta myrter

    3. Betty, Would your BEAM family be connected to the GEARHART family? Many thanks! Loretta Myrter [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2001 5:40 PM Subject: Re: research-BEAM > Do you by chance have any information on Samuel BEAM and his wife, Jane > KUHNLEY? They were living in Gaskill Twp. in 1850 and in Henderson Twp in > 1860 & 1870. Their children were: William, Nancy, Margaret, Daniel, > Catherine, Mary Anne, Emma, Elizabeth, Matilda, & George. I'm looking for > any information on these children. > > Betty > > > ==== PAJEFFER Mailing List ==== > Send Messages for the Jefferson County PA discussion list to [email protected] >

    07/31/2001 12:32:27
    1. Families Researching

    3. I'm researching the following names: LEHR, FRANCISCO, WINKLER, SMITH, RAWSON, KIMBALL, GOEDECKE, STEPHENSON, GARNER, BURNS, REESE, BAYLOR, CALVOS, HOLMS, NATHAN, PENNINGTON, PENDLETON, DRUM, RICHARDS, MOSS, HARRISON, MARTIN, AVILLA, HUTCHINSON, MCMAKEN, BOTT, NEAR, KYLE, CHANEY, BEDA AND RUSSELL. These people traveled from PA to OH, IL, IA, NE, OK, WA, GA, KY, TN AND CA Sandy in VA

    07/31/2001 12:29:24
    1. Re: research
    2. loretta myrter

    3. Carol and Ted, Would your BEAM family branch be connected to the GEARHART family? Are you aware of the notebook someone compiled on the BEAMS and the GEARHARTS? Many thanks! Loretta Gearhart Myrter [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2001 5:11 PM Subject: Re: research > Any chance that one of the families you have info on might be either the > BEAM, BEST, or RHODES. The first two were in Henderson Township and the last > in McCalmont Township. > > Thx, > Carol and Ted > Colorado > > > ==== PAJEFFER Mailing List ==== > Send Messages for the Jefferson County PA discussion list to [email protected] >

    07/31/2001 12:28:14
    1. Re: PAJEFFER-D Digest V01 #109
    2. John Herman

    3. Hi listers, I am researching ROBERT TOZER, ARTHUR WEBSTER, and SAMUEL KELICHNER from Jefferson county. Sue ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2001 3:18 PM Subject: PAJEFFER-D Digest V01 #109

    07/31/2001 12:19:17
    1. Re: research
    2. MFrank

    3. Karen; Which Lucas "branch" are you researching? I have Lucas's on my Maternal side. Marge ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2001 12:30 PM Subject: Re: research > I am researching Lucas, McGiffen and Magill families. Karen > > > ==== PAJEFFER Mailing List ==== > Send Messages for the Jefferson County PA discussion list to [email protected] >

    07/31/2001 11:51:46
    1. BOOTH, BUCHHEIT, WINKLEBLECK
    2. Jackye Light

    3. My surnames are BOOTH, BUCHHEIT, WINKLEBLECK. Henry BUCHHEIT of Henderson Twp, Jefferson Co., PA married Sarah WINKLEBLECK of Winslow Twp, Jefferson Co., PA abt 1881. Sara's uncle Jacob BOOTH was a carpenter and pastor in Winslow Twp, Jefferson Co., PA from abt 1870 to ?

    07/31/2001 11:49:05
    1. Re: research-BEAM

    3. Do you by chance have any information on Samuel BEAM and his wife, Jane KUHNLEY? They were living in Gaskill Twp. in 1850 and in Henderson Twp in 1860 & 1870. Their children were: William, Nancy, Margaret, Daniel, Catherine, Mary Anne, Emma, Elizabeth, Matilda, & George. I'm looking for any information on these children. Betty

    07/31/2001 11:40:02
    1. Re: research

    3. Any chance that one of the families you have info on might be either the BEAM, BEST, or RHODES. The first two were in Henderson Township and the last in McCalmont Township. Thx, Carol and Ted Colorado

    07/31/2001 11:11:39
    1. Jefferson County Families..
    2. Kim Corey

    3. This is great idea.I`m looking for Weaver,Hoffman,Irvine,Shadle,Montgomery,Beck. Thanks Kim __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Make international calls for as low as $.04/minute with Yahoo! Messenger http://phonecard.yahoo.com/

    07/31/2001 10:25:12
    1. Re: research

    3. Deb, That would be soooo nice. The Broadheads came around 1832 to Philly, then moved west. The Shockeys were here in 1737 and lived along the Mason Dixon and spread, in this case (I think--or so others think) northwest from Somerset Co. My gggrandfather, John Valentine Shockey, lived near Curwensville, Clearfield Co., and his son Matthew H was a boarder with Mrs Hannah Broadhead, widow, and several children in the 1880 census. Just can't find much about the lines from Matthew back. Does the name Susanna Irvin ring a bell? Alice

    07/31/2001 10:18:14
    1. Re: Surnames
    2. DEA

    3. I am researching primarily the surname Arthur (Arthurs) of Jefferson County, PA. A new name which recently came my way was that of the Rev. Robert "Bob" Arthurs who was born at or near Brookville, PA, but died in Elwood City, PA. He died sometime in the early 1970's and his father was said to have operated a gas station in the region. Doug Arters [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2001 2:03 PM Subject: Re: Surnames > > Alice Gayley > > Would love to do the "Roll Call". Please let me know what I can do to > help. Reminder - I am in NY State (Upstate) if that matters. Please let > me know. > > Take care > > Leasa Frank > [email protected] > or > [email protected] > > > ==== PAJEFFER Mailing List ==== > You can unsubscribe by clicking below for the regular list: > mailto:[email protected] > Click below for the digest list: > mailto:[email protected] > In the BODY include only one word: unsubscribe > (Please turn OFF your signature file when sending the message) >

    07/31/2001 10:16:19
    1. surnames

    3. I'm researching the surname of HITCHINGS in Jefferson County. Punxsutawney area. Jackie New York

    07/31/2001 10:15:55
    1. Re: research
    2. DEA

    3. Would this be the same Magill, or related to, family of Tidioute, PA? ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2001 12:30 PM Subject: Re: research > I am researching Lucas, McGiffen and Magill families. Karen > > > ==== PAJEFFER Mailing List ==== > Send Messages for the Jefferson County PA discussion list to [email protected] >

    07/31/2001 10:12:30
    1. Re: research

    3. Thank you and I'll keep an eye out for your names. Deb

    07/31/2001 09:18:03
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    07/31/2001 09:12:27
    1. Re: research
    2. ralph schwalm

    3. [email protected] wrote: > Ralph, > My family moved from Philadelphia to Jefferson County in 1849. Do you know > the reason so many of them moved to Jefferson County? I was just wondering > why he left his parents, brothers and sisters and moved his family so far > away. I figured it must be either the railroad or the mines. > Thank you. > Deb > > ==== PAJEFFER Mailing List ==== > Send Messages for the Jefferson County PA discussion list to [email protected] Well, I think reasons varied. I understand mining was one factor, lumbering and perhaps farming another. And in the past I've noticed that at least some of those who moved west may have found incentive to "Go, West Young Man" because their creditors were getting a bit too close. I have a fair bit of info...not very well organized...on some of the families who went out to Jefferson, mostly Pennsylvania German names. BTW, I am looking for anything on the "Enty" surname and any related lines. --Ralph

    07/31/2001 09:11:15