Why when you try to access the Graybill Cemetary does it not open, Mary

Looking for a Priscilla Leach b. about 1820-1830 d/o James and Ann [Meloy] Leach of Academia area. Don't have any marriage info for her. Does anyone of an unknown Priscilla in their family line? Audrey Sizelove 1001-812@msn.com

Robin Maddox wrote: > > Hi List Members: > > If anyone has sources to look up the following, I would so appreciate > it. I am looking for any information on Peter FLICKINGER and > his wife, Mary/Molly DERR (sp). > He is listed on the tax rolls of 1758 in UNION TWP.,PA, was born in > 1730 in ?Germany, immigrated to Philadelphia, PA in 1753. > Does anyone know what Lutheran or Reformed church name/s were in Union > Twp. at that time? (Snip) ////////////////////////////////////////////// Hello Robin, Your message to the Berks Co. ListServ mentions "Union Township PA" twice, but does not specify in which county. Perhaps you intended to mean Union Twp., Berks Co., but are you aware that there are 18 counties in Pennsylvania that have a "Union Township?" On your Flickinger quest, have you tried to contact: <shirleyshope@sprintmail.com(Juniata Genealogy)> Shirley is listed as the contact person for THE FLICKINGER FAMILY HISTORY on the Juniata Co. Web page. A large proportion of the settlers in Juniata Co. were earlier residents of Berks Co. Hope this helps. Nelson R. Sulouff

The following information is being sent to the list in the event anyone out there sees any connections with their data. Joyce Cox Lund ....in the beautiful Pacific Northwest MITAKUYE OYASIN..... we are all related.......(Lakota Sioux) >> Michael CASSEL m Elizabeth EBERSOLE both b: c 1775 >> Daughter, Sophia 1805-1890 m: George ZEITERS 1787-1882 >> Children were: Mary Ann, David, Jacob, George, William, Frederic, >> Cyrus, Elizabeth, Michael, Henry, Solomon, >> Sarah, John and 3 dtrs that died in infancy. >> >> Mary Ann m: Samuel MEHAN >> Jacob m: Matilda BAUMGARDNER (Jacob b: 9 Jun 1831) >> George m: Elizabeth HOOVER >> Elizabeth m: John EBERSOLE >> no marriage info on the rest of the children >> >> David, son of Jacob & Matilda m: Mary J. ROBINSON, 4 children. (David >> was a shoemaker, b: Perry Co. >> (A set of twins was born in 1845 in Ickesburg, Perry Co., Pa. No info >> on the other 2) >> David then married Mary SPADE, 9 children (Mary b: Perry Co. >> One of those 9 children, Matilda b: 1859 m: David BENNER and her >> brother Martin Luther m: Lydia BENNER. >> >> Other related surnames: DEANE (b: 1845), CARPENTER, GRAYBILL >> 1852-1906, MILLER, SMITH, CALLENDER, JOHNSON, STINE, ADAMS, MORROW

Don't know if it will help any but I have DAVID BENNER who married MATILDA ZEIDERS and know of one daughter, Joyce Benner. Joyce Cox Lund ....in the beautiful Pacific Northwest MITAKUYE OYASIN..... we are all related.......(Lakota Sioux) ----- Original Message ----- From: Nelson R. Sulouff <zuli@sprintmail.com> To: <PAJUNIAT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, January 19, 1999 2:54 PM Subject: Re: BENNER and LAUVER >Fred Lauver wrote: >> >> Mary, >> >> My great-grandmother was Mary BENNER, born in Juniata County 22 December >> 1864. She was the daughter of Solomon BENNER, born 1842 in Pennsylvania >> and descends from Johannes BENNER, who was one of two BENNER brothers >> who immigrated to PA from Germany either in 1742 as believed by one >> published researcher, Hannah Benner Roach, or by 1734 if a tax record >> that shows a Johannes Benner is more correct. > >///////////////////////////////////////////////////// > >Hello Fred, > >Do you know of any siblings for your Mary BENNER b. 1864? > >I would like to determine the parents of Newton Frank BENNER b. 18 Sep >1883 Richfield (Juniata) PA, d. 20 Feb 1970 Lewistown (Mifflin) PA. >Newton married Huldah Etta Sulouff b. 17 Apr 1881 Cocolamus (Juniata) PA >d. 27 Jul 1965 Lewistown (Mifflin) PA. > >Your message indicated a father and grandfather for Mary Benner, and if >it can be determined that Newton was Mary Benner's brother, you will >have done me a great favor, because I have no ancestors for Newton. > >Secondly, do you have any information on Emma Lauver, b. 1872, d. 1942, >bu. Lost Creek Cem., McAlisterville (Juniata) PA. Her first marriage was >to a man named Brubaker, and her second marriage was to W. Harrison >"Harry" Kauffman, b. 12 Jun 1872, d. 29 Jun 1954, also bu. Lost Creek >Cem. > >Thank you. > >Nelson R. Sulouff >

Fred Lauver wrote: > > Mary, > > My great-grandmother was Mary BENNER, born in Juniata County 22 December > 1864. She was the daughter of Solomon BENNER, born 1842 in Pennsylvania > and descends from Johannes BENNER, who was one of two BENNER brothers > who immigrated to PA from Germany either in 1742 as believed by one > published researcher, Hannah Benner Roach, or by 1734 if a tax record > that shows a Johannes Benner is more correct. ///////////////////////////////////////////////////// Hello Fred, Do you know of any siblings for your Mary BENNER b. 1864? I would like to determine the parents of Newton Frank BENNER b. 18 Sep 1883 Richfield (Juniata) PA, d. 20 Feb 1970 Lewistown (Mifflin) PA. Newton married Huldah Etta Sulouff b. 17 Apr 1881 Cocolamus (Juniata) PA d. 27 Jul 1965 Lewistown (Mifflin) PA. Your message indicated a father and grandfather for Mary Benner, and if it can be determined that Newton was Mary Benner's brother, you will have done me a great favor, because I have no ancestors for Newton. Secondly, do you have any information on Emma Lauver, b. 1872, d. 1942, bu. Lost Creek Cem., McAlisterville (Juniata) PA. Her first marriage was to a man named Brubaker, and her second marriage was to W. Harrison "Harry" Kauffman, b. 12 Jun 1872, d. 29 Jun 1954, also bu. Lost Creek Cem. Thank you. Nelson R. Sulouff

Does anyone know if there is a keeper of the records of this cemetery. I am looking for a John A. Leach buried there but without dates on his tombstone. Audrey Sizelove 1001-812@msn.com

Mary, My great-grandmother was Mary BENNER, born in Juniata County 22 December 1864. She was the daughter of Solomon BENNER, born 1842 in Pennsylvania and descends from Johannes BENNER, who was one of two BENNER brothers who immigrated to PA from Germany either in 1742 as believed by one published researcher, Hannah Benner Roach, or by 1734 if a tax record that shows a Johannes Benner is more correct. At this point, I don't have your John Benner in my files. However, I suspect because of the common Juniata County residence, that there may be a link. We just have to fill in the gaps to determine where that common link occurs. By the way, the Hannah Benner Roach series, "Detective Work Among the Benners," was published in the Bulletin of the Historical Society of Montgomery County between 1949 and 1953. Copies are still available from the society. A possible cousin, Fred Lauver fjlauver@prodigy.net -----Original Message----- From: MARLR43@aol.com <MARLR43@aol.com> To: PAJUNIAT-L@rootsweb.com <PAJUNIAT-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, January 09, 1999 6:24 PM Subject: Re: PAJUNIAT-D Digest V99 #4 >Hello Everyone. I would be willing to share any information I have found with >any of you on the following families. Benner, Watts, Snyder, Dressler, Naugle, >Felmlee. not sure last one is right. > >My gggrandfather was John F. Benner. he was born in 1844 in West Perry >Township. He married Eliza Snyder in 1866. He served with the 76th PA Vol. >Inf. Co. D of the Keystone Zoavues. He served from 1861 -1864 when he >reenlisted as Vet. Vol. and was discharged in the summer of 1865. John and >Eliza had eleven children. They were Henry E., Daniel, Sarah E, Annie A., Cora >P, Mabel M, Garfield K, Elisha A, John E, Oliver M, and Bertha M. > >I remembe meeting Oliver as he spent time at my parents home in Harrisburg >when I was young. He was old then. I have since found out that Johns parents >could have been one of two couples.This is where I need help. In the 1850 >census it says John Age 6 this would be right. We think he was the youngest >son of Daniel and Catherine (Felmlee) Benner (not sure of the spelling) or the >oldest son of Jacob and Sarah (Naugle) Benner. If anyone can help me >straighten this out I would surely appreciate it. My ggrandmother Annie >married James A Watts. I am also seeking info on his family. His father was >Samuel Watts and mother Tillie (Dressler). I believe Samuel may have been in >the Civil War also. >Thank you ahead of time to anyone who can help me. >Mary Roeder. >

I posted a request for four obituary look-ups on this mailing list last week and had one reply which helped me with my request. A very special Thank You to them!!! It is good to know that there are still people out there who like to help!!! Thanks again!!! Lon Doyle

Can't wait Mike! Thanks to you, we discovered our Patrick had served on a jury on the Gray land deal situation. On behalf of all the descendants, I thank you and have forwarded your new info to all the McCahan cousins...http://www.adeptweb.com/mccahan Barbara Taurinsky taurinsky@juno.com Researching: Rebecca CUSTER; Jane GREEN(E), KAUFFMAN, Patrick McCAHAN, Elizabeth RUPP, SKEFFINGTON, TAURINSKY, William ZANTINY ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

I recently added to my "Juniata Jottings" WebPages with several more pages from the "History of that part of the Susquehanna and Juniata Valleys, embraced in the counties of Mifflin, Juniata, Perry, Union and Snyder, in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania" edited by F. Ellis and A. N. Hungerford. Published in 1886 by Everts, Peck and Richards, Philadelphia I now have all of the townships south and west of the Juniata River online. There may be a few bugs that need to be worked out and probably many typos, but hopefully they will be worked out in due time. Within a few weeks, the "spiders" will find these pages and index them so that this information can be found through searches using search engines. Please visit and peruse them as often as you like, and if you have a site which can be linked to from an appropriate subject within these pages, please let me know. I hope to do some "fine-tuning" in the weeks ahead, and perhaps add more at some future date. These pages can be linked to from the Juniata Co GenWeb page, thanks to Vi Limeric. Enjoy! http://members.aol.com/MillikenM/jottings.html --Mike Milliken

RJHoward wrote: > > Looking for parents of Susannah CODER, born ca. 1801-1805 in Pennsylvania, > probably Juniata County. Susannah married John PRY ca 1820, probably > Juniata County, Pennsylvania. Any information concerning the CODER family > would be appreciated. > > Joanne P. Howard rjhoward@mainlink.net /////////////////////////////////// Hello Joanne, I have a family of CODERs in Juniata Co. probably descended from the same CODER line, but I cannot make a positive connection with your CODER family nor help you with any ancestry for the CODER you have posted. I do have the names of a couple of other CODER researchers which will follow what I have on my CODER family. I have: Thomas W. CODER b. Feb 1867 Patterson (now Mifflin), Juniata Co. m. 17 Jun 1886 Matilda "Tillie" Sulouff (b. Sep 1866 to John Suloff and wife Mary Noel who lived near Walnut, Juniata Co.) Thomas had to have his father's consent to marry at age 20. His father appeared before a Justice Of The Peace and signed his consent on the same day his son got married. Thomas was a farmer in Beale Twp., Juniata Co. I have a great deal of information on Tillie Sulouff, her family, and her ancestors' families. Matilda signed her marriage application as "Tillie Sulouff." The couple was married by Rev. E. E. Berry, pastor of Messiah Lutheran in Mifflintown. The children she bore were David S. CODER b. Oct 1886; Ruth G. CODER b. 16 Jun 1893; Lulu E. CODER b. Jun 1899; Daniel S. CODER b. 9 May 1903. All children were born while the family lived in Patterson Boro, which later became the town of Mifflin, across the Juniata River from Mifflintown. I have an E-mail message dated 1 March 1998 from Diana Hearl at <dhearl@compuserve.com> who advised that a book on CODERS entitled "SOME CODER FAMILIES IN JUNIATA COUNTY, PA 1751-1985" was written by a Mr. Richard Glenn Huffman. She indicated she had information on a brother of my Thomas CODER named James CODER. She also mailed me the table of contents for the book, which on page 8 lists for a "Jacob CODER b. 11/14/1781 of South Huntingdon Twp. Westmoreland Co. Pa" a biography, and among other children of Jacob a daughter "Susanna Coder b. 12/9/1811 and Joseph B. Hepler of South Hunt. Twp. Westmd. Co. Pa.," beginning on page 116 of the book. The table of contents also gives names and addresses for about 25 CODER descendants who were active in helping to compile the book produced by Mr. Huffman. I hope Diana's E-mail address is still good should you want to contact her. I would like to work with you on trying to close the gap between the family of your Susannah CODER and my Thomas CODER. I have postal addresses and telephone numbers for six current telephone subscribers in the area around Mifflintown, Juniata Co. and one in McVeytown, Mifflin Co. PA, but have not turned up E-mail for any of them. I have not yet tried to contact these people, because I would rather do it in person, but I am retired in AZ and they are in PA. I am hoping to manage a trip to PA this next Spring, and perhaps I can make some CODER contacts then in person. NOTE TO DIANA: Have you sorted out some good CODER family lines from your book on the CODERs by this time? Best regards to you both, Nelson R. Sulouff

Looking for parents of Susannah CODER, born ca. 1801-1805 in Pennsylvania, probably Juniata County. Susannah married John PRY ca 1820, probably Juniata County, Pennsylvania. Any information concerning the CODER family would be appreciated. Joanne P. Howard rjhoward@mainlink.net

Looking for the parents of Elizabeth RHODES who married David WALTERS. Elizabeth was born 8 Mar. 1816 in Lancaster, County, Pennsylvania and died in Juniata County, Pennsylvania 22 November 1895. This couple moved to Juniata County in the late 1840s. Probably married in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Any information appreciated. Willing to share research. Joanne P. Howard rjhoward@mainlink.net

Can someone do a obituary look-up for me on a couple of family members? These family members resided in East Waterford area. I am willing to pay for copies and postage!!! Thanks! Lon Doyle Beaston, John Lawrence- d: December 10, 1977 Shearer, Herman B.- d: September 18, 1980 Hart, Hugh H.- d: April 9, 1968 Hower, Gerald B.- d: May 7, 1994 Hart, Billy Lee- d: May 31, 1989

Hello, I am new to this list and I am seeking information on my gggg grandmother, Sarah Stewart b. Jan 2, 1766 in Thompsontown, PA; d. Jul 31, 1860 in Ross Co., OH. Father was a William Stewart who emigrated in 1752 from Newry, Ireland. He settled in the Juniatta Valley in PA before the Revolutionary War in which Lt. William Stewart was an officer in the calvary. William was born Jul 29, 1740 and died Jul 29, 1784. Mother's name was Elizabeth. No further info on mother. Thank you in advance for any help I might receive. Linda Carroll lindacarroll@sprintmail.com Wylie, TX

Joyce, I forgot to ask--you do know the connection between Jacob Dressler Kerstetter and the Dressler info I gave you yesterday don't you? If not let me know. Pauline--------

Joyce, I saw your Northumberland message. Do you have dates for Jacob Dressler Kerststter and Leah? Also do you have siblings with dated etc for Mary Amanda? You know of course that Jacob's mother was a Dressler. What names are you researching? I'll be getting back to you about last nights message. Waiting hopefully- - - - - - - - - - Thanks, Pauline---------

Joyce, Dressler also runs in my husband's line. His ggmother was Eva Dressler Bastress. His mother is still living at age 94 this month. A couple of questions: Was Eli Cox married to Sarah Elizabeth Dressler? Also which Dressler married Charlotte Zeiders? Can I help you with anything? Pauline----------- Mary, I have DRESSLERS in my family but have very little info and have >not as yet pursued that line. Here it is: > >I have a DRESSLER who married Charlotte Mae ZEIDERS. (Zeiders is one >of my direct lines) >I have a female DRESSLER who married Eli COX (Cox is both a maternal >AND paternal direct line) >I have a Eva DRESSLER who married Peter BASTRESS >I have a Mary Jane DRESSLER born in Monroe Township, Juniata Co. >Most important, my grandfather's sister (my gt aunt) married Elmer >DRESSLER b: 1881, d: 1 Jan 1960 in an >auto accident and is buried in Richfield, Juniata Co. > >That's it. If anything rings a bell, let me know. We must connect >somewhere along the "line"! > >Joyce Cox Lund >....in the beautiful Pacific Northwest >MITAKUYE OYASIN..... >we are all related.......(Lakota Sioux) >

Peter BASTRESS b: 1860 in Montgomery County d: 1932 m: Eva Viola DRESSLER. They had: Adora Viola who married David Crawford STAHL and Montgomery Randolph who married Cora Ella DIMM Esther GELNETT was from Juniata Co., and married Jacob DRESSLER. I am in contact with a GELNETT descendant. Joyce ----- Original Message ----- From: Gordon & Sherry <gljslj@penn.com> To: <PAJUNIAT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, January 11, 1999 4:49 AM Subject: Re: Dressler >Some of the Dresslers come back into the Juniata co., PA GELNETT family. I >know the Bastress family does. Can't say about the others. > >Sherry Bish Jesberger > >---------- >> From: Joyce Lund <lundway@rockisland.com> >> To: PAJUNIAT-L@rootsweb.com >> Subject: Re: PAJUNIAT-D Digest V99 #4 >> Date: Sunday, January 10, 1999 10:24 PM >> >> Hello! >> >> Mary, I have DRESSLERS in my family but have very little info and have >> not as yet pursued that line. Here it is: >> >> I have a DRESSLER who married Charlotte Mae ZEIDERS. (Zeiders is one >> of my direct lines) >> I have a female DRESSLER who married Eli COX (Cox is both a maternal >> AND paternal direct line) >> I have a Eva DRESSLER who married Peter BASTRESS >> I have a Mary Jane DRESSLER born in Monroe Township, Juniata Co. >> Most important, my grandfather's sister (my gt aunt) married Elmer >> DRESSLER b: 1881, d: 1 Jan 1960 in an >> auto accident and is buried in Richfield, Juniata Co. >> >> That's it. If anything rings a bell, let me know. We must connect >> somewhere along the "line"! >> >> Joyce Cox Lund >> ....in the beautiful Pacific Northwest >> MITAKUYE OYASIN..... >> we are all related.......(Lakota Sioux) >> >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: <MARLR43@aol.com> >> To: <PAJUNIAT-L@rootsweb.com> >> Sent: Saturday, January 09, 1999 3:17 PM >> Subject: Re: PAJUNIAT-D Digest V99 #4 >> >> >> >Hello Everyone. I would be willing to share any information I have >> found with >> >any of you on the following families. Benner, Watts, Snyder, >> Dressler, Naugle, >> >Felmlee. not sure last one is right. >> > >> >My gggrandfather was John F. Benner. he was born in 1844 in West >> Perry >> >Township. He married Eliza Snyder in 1866. He served with the 76th PA >> Vol. >> >Inf. Co. D of the Keystone Zoavues. He served from 1861 -1864 when he >> >reenlisted as Vet. Vol. and was discharged in the summer of 1865. >> John and >> >Eliza had eleven children. They were Henry E., Daniel, Sarah E, Annie >> A., Cora >> >P, Mabel M, Garfield K, Elisha A, John E, Oliver M, and Bertha M. >> > >> >I remembe meeting Oliver as he spent time at my parents home in >> Harrisburg >> >when I was young. He was old then. I have since found out that Johns >> parents >> >could have been one of two couples.This is where I need help. In the >> 1850 >> >census it says John Age 6 this would be right. We think he was the >> youngest >> >son of Daniel and Catherine (Felmlee) Benner (not sure of the >> spelling) or the >> >oldest son of Jacob and Sarah (Naugle) Benner. If anyone can help me >> >straighten this out I would surely appreciate it. My ggrandmother >> Annie >> >married James A Watts. I am also seeking info on his family. His >> father was >> >Samuel Watts and mother Tillie (Dressler). I believe Samuel may have >> been in >> >the Civil War also. >> >Thank you ahead of time to anyone who can help me. >> >Mary Roeder. >> > >> >______________________________ >> > >______________________________