I am in search of more info. (such as parents' names, children's names, siblings, etc.) on a David Miller who at one time lived in Franklin County, PA.. My David was born 1797 and died 21-Feb-1868, Juniata Co., PA.. He was married on 24-May-1818, Union Co., PA. (supposedly - from his son, Peter Long Miller's pension records) to Mary Jane Riegel. Between 1850 and 1860 my David moved from Fannet Twp., Franklin Co., PA. to Lack Twp., Juniata Co., PA.. Their children: 1.) "daughter" b.ca.1816-1821 2.) "son" b.ca.1821-1826 3.) John b.1824 4.) "son" b.ca.1826-1831 5.) Margaret b.1828 [this may not be a daughter but a wife of son, John???] 6.) Catherine b.7-Jan-1831 [md. Joseph R. Richardson] 7.) Mary b.1832 8.) William b.1838 9.) Margaret b.1840 10.) Martha b.1842 11.) Peter Long b.1844 d.12-May-1864, Spottsylvania, VA. Would be interested in corresponding with anyone concerning this family. Or if anyone has any tips of where to look for info.?! Thanks in advance... Donna Heller Zinn

Looking for John Edward Motzer, b. 2-24-1859, m. Mary Belle Murray, Sept 28, 1884. Mary died 1903. John Edward gave five children away with anyone that would take them. John and my grandfather would visit his Uncle John Motzer in Mexico, Pa. Have pictures of John and son taken by a photographer J.W.Reploge in Walnut, Pa. The Motzer are buried in a Mexico cemetery. I find no listing for Mexico Cemetery. If anyone has a listing of Mexico Cemetery could you do lookup to determine if Motzer are buried in the cemetery. Does anyone have a knowledge of the photographer in Walnut, Pa. Bob Murray

Please I am researching... SHOWERS....KENNEY...FISHER...BROWN...MILLS....ELKINS....HEFLIN...MCCAULEY...ROSS...have a hug selection of CLINEs... April l

Ronald Knouse wrote: > > Are these lists still valid? since Old Cumberland dominated the net? > Researching the KNAUSS/KNOUSE, RANNELS/REYNOLDS, ALLEMONG/ALLIMANG/ALLEMAN, KNERR/KNORR, ZELLERS, HAAS, Families. > . /////////////////////////////// Looks good, Ronald, and I, for one, am thankful because my research is virtually confined to Juniata, with a smattering in Mifflin, but none in Perry or other areas of Old Cumberland. Nelson

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They seem to be. Looking for: John Gingerich b. 1745 PA d. 1806 Lebanon/Dauphin Co. PA m. Elizabeth Smutz b. d. 14 Apr 1825 Mifflin/Juniata Co. (Mexico, Walker Twp) Ronald Knouse wrote: > Are these lists still valid? since Old Cumberland dominated the net? > Researching the KNAUSS/KNOUSE, RANNELS/REYNOLDS, ALLEMONG/ALLIMANG/ALLEMAN, KNERR/KNORR, ZELLERS, HAAS, Families. > .

Are these lists still valid? since Old Cumberland dominated the net? Researching the KNAUSS/KNOUSE, RANNELS/REYNOLDS, ALLEMONG/ALLIMANG/ALLEMAN, KNERR/KNORR, ZELLERS, HAAS, Families. .

I want to know if I'm still subscribed to this list. Someone seems to have taken my name and subscribed me to a new list without letting me know first. Is this list still active? Barbara

I'm looking for information on Kennedys who came to Juniata County possibly as early as the late 1700's (the county may have been formed out of another county +=after= that time). My great-grandfather was Dennis Kennedy, c. 1850-1925. He had a brother Joe who had a daughter, Annie, who married a Glock (we always pronounced "Gluck"); and she was a lifelong resident of Juniata County, possibly living into the 1970's. Both Dennis Kennedy's and Annie Kennedy Glock's graves are in a Presbyterian cemetery in rural Juniata County. My grandfather, John Moody Kennedy, "migrated" about 100 miles west to Cambria County c. 1880-85, and his children were born there, around Blandburg in the NE corner (my father, Harry, born in 1900). Another of Dennis' sons, Jim Kennedy, reportedly emigrated to Wyoming, to become a rancher. Any additional information, especially about Dennis's forebears, would be greatly appreciated. Also, any facts or theories on how these poor Irish (possibly Scottish?) immigrants could make it to Pennsylvania at that time? Thanks, Jon Kennedy Los Angeles

I have a copy of the "Application for Social Security Account Number" for a HARRY FREDERICK KEPNER, b 9 Dec 1871 in Corydon, (present day Harrison Co.), IN. Father was George Angel Bartrus Godfrey Kepner and mother was Ada Elizabeth Willis. Hope this helps someone. Zelda

I've moved Huntingdon county from Rootsweb server to http://millennium.fortunecity.com/plumpton/498/ Please be sure to bookmark the new site. I'm in the process of removing everything from the server this afternoon. If you have problems with the new site, please let me know. As of yesterday, everything was working ok. -- Ken Boonie Coordinator USGenWeb Project Huntingdon County PA http://www.rootsweb.com/~pahuntin/

Looking for information or descendants on the family of Kermit S. (1912-?) and Rosalie (Doyle) (1915-1997) Miller who resided in Thompstown, Pa.. They had eight children: Carl Edward, Charles Robert, Janice L., Nancy L., Mary Ann, Sandra Jean, Cindy, and Thomas S.. Any help would be appreciated. Lon DOyle

SMorris811@aol.com wrote: > Can anyone answer the following questions, please. > > 1. Where is, or was: Cromwell Township? PENNSYLVANIA LINE (1980), p. 290, lists one Cromwell Twp. in PA, formed 1836, located in Huntingdon Co. > 2. Where is, or was: Village of (looks like) Near Rockhill/Rockkhall? Same source, p. 270, lists Rockhill (Borough) in Cromwell Twp., Huntingdon Co. > 3. Where is, or was: Cassville? Same source, p. 239, lists Cassville (Borough) in Cass Twp., Huntingdon Co. > 4. How can I find 'The History of Juniata Valley & It's People, or get an > extract from it? Vol 3 pp 1230-1 mentioning Arthur C Weston. Ask your public library research assistant to obtain copies of these pages through the public interlibrary loan program. Usually, for a small number of pages, no charge is made because the service is covered by tax dollars. Happy hunting, Nelson R. Sulouff

--part1_c73b0276.24894c0b_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --part1_c73b0276.24894c0b_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: SMorris811@aol.com From: SMorris811@aol.com Full-name: SMorris811 Message-ID: <c73b0276.24894bbf@aol.com> Date: Fri, 4 Jun 1999 11:33:19 EDT Subject: Cromwell Township - Arthur C Weston To: PAHuntin-L@rootsweb.com MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: AOL 4.0 for Windows 95 sub 214 Hi Listers, An 88 year old friend has asked me to help find information on her ancestors - Arthur C and Margaret Weston Nee Benney. Can anyone answer the following questions, please. 1. Where is, or was: Cromwell Township? 2. Where is, or was: Village of (looks like) Near Rockhill/Rockkhall? 3. Where is, or was: Cassville? 4. How can I find 'The History of Juniata Valley & It's People, or get an extract from it? Vol 3 pp 1230-1 mentioning Arthur C Weston. Thanks in advance for your help Sheila --part1_c73b0276.24894c0b_boundary--

correction: The second wife of JAMES INNIS (son of FRANCIS and MARGERY) was ISABELLA OLIVER, not a MCWILLIAMS.

Hope the previous message arrived. My search is very specific in that I want to trace the ancestors of FRANCIS and MARGERY and get clarity on how the other persons, i.e. BRICE INNIS, and JAMES INNIS (not the James Innis who is the son of FRANCIS and MARGERY) can be distinguished with certainty. Ultimately I hope to trace both FRANCIS and MARGERY to Ireland, Donegal/Antrim?, and/or Scotland, Mayo or Elgin? I think the 1982 Innis geneaology may be helpful to many of you, as it goes into detail about many early setters of the period in the search area. Not sure whether it is still available. It was one of those very good/but amateur, self-published books. Cost me $75.00 back then. Knut W. Barde

Looking for ancestors of FRANCIS INNIS and MARGERY MILLIKEN, Scotch-Irish in Tuscarora Valley, CUMBERLAND--MIFFLIN--JUNIATA COUNTY. They settled there in the 1740's and 50's. They may have been related or connected to BRICE INNIS (B. 1713?) of Lancaster County--Hannover Twp, or JAMES INNIS (b. 1704 d. 1766) of the same location. Also may be related to JAMES INNIS who had property at MASKE Manor around 1740. Is MARGERY MILLIKEN connected to any MILLIKENS in that era and from that area? Both FRANCIS and MARGERY may have been immigrants. I have a whole INNIS genealogy fat book that traces an INNIS line through JAMES INNIS, one of 4 children of FRANCIS INNIS and MARGERY MILLIKEN.and his wifes ANN ARBUCKLE and MCWILLIAMS ( it is pretty clear that this JAMES INNIS is not the same as the JAMES INNIS person(s) referred to in the second and third paragraph above). Knut W. Barde

Hi Everyone, I had a computer crash and was able to salvage most of my email except for a few days May 17 to May 21. I am asking anyone who emailed me or posted a query or surname on those days to please resend your message. Thanks for any help you can give to regain my missing data. Vi Limric

Louise K. Muniak wrote: > > I am new to the list. I am looking for information on Joseph GREENWOOD. > He was born circa 1725 in (I believe) England. He and his wife Mary, who > were married on May 27, 1752, eventually settled in Mifflin County where at > least two of their children were born. These two children, both of whom I > descend from, were Rebecca Greenwood (born July 11, 1756 in Belleville) and > Mary Elizabeth Greenwood (born May 16, 159 in Belleville). Joseph > Greenwood died before 1790. This is all the information I have on the > family. I hope someone can help me! > > Louise Muniak ///////////////////////////////////////////////////// Hello Louise, You might want to check for early roots of your Greenwood family in the area which is today Greenwood Twp., Juniata Co. PA. This Greenwood Twp. was established in 1767 while the area was part of Cumberland Co. Records in the Cumberland County seat, Carlisle PA 17013, should be examined for mention of Joseph Greenwood. Before 1750 that same area would have been within Lancaster Co., so if Joseph obtained a warrant or patent deed for land two or more years before he was married, it might be found in the Lancaster County seat, Lancaster PA 17602. Within a generation some settlers of the lower Juniata Valley migrated westward through the restrictive "Narrows" and on up the Juniata River Valley. At the dates you mention in your query, Belleville, now in Union Twp., Mifflin Co., would also have been within Cumberland Co. Since Mifflin Co. was not established until 1789, it is probably futile trying to find records of your Greenwoods before that date in the Mifflin County seat at Lewistown PA 17044. On the other hand, descendants following the first two generations of Greenwoods might very well show up in Mifflin Co. records after 1789. The index to BIOGRAPHICAL ENCYCLOPEDIA OF JUNIATA VALLEY, Volume 1 (1897) lists mention of the following Greenwoods on page 326: Alfred W., Ralph, and William. I regret I have only the index, not the first volume of this set, so I can tell you no more about these men. ________________________________________________________ It is suggested you contact the Juniata Co. Historical Society to request a lookup for Joseph Greenwood, for which you should make a voluntary contribution to the Society. The Society is staffed entirely by volunteers and the library's hours are very limited. Please be patient if you contact them for help. Their E-mail address is: juncohistsoc@jc-net.com ___________________________________________________ Bibliography for Cumberland Co. listed in THE PENNSYLVANIA LINE, p. 15, which you might find helpful, includes the following: 21-132. 1848 HISTORY OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY, reprinted from Rupp's HISTORY OF DAUPHIN, CUMBERLAND, ... COUNTIES. 21-511. 1897 BIOGRAPHICAL AND PORTRAIT CYCLOPEDIA OF CUMBERLAND, YORK, AND ADAMS COUNTIES 21-107. LISTING OF INHABITANTS IN 1778 by Aimee Appleby, an alphabeltical listing of over 4600 early taxable inhabitants who were living in Cumberland County.... The township of residence is given for each individual, making this an excellent source for locating pre-census inhabitants. I ask that Listers not contact me for more information on the above bibliography. Please contact THE PENNSYLVANIA LINE published by Southwest Pennsylvania Genealogical Services, P.O. Box 253, Laughlintown PA. 15655. _______________________________________________________ Nelson R. Sulouff Tucson AZ

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