Hello List, My husband has a copy of his father's baptismal certificate from St Adelberts Polish National Catholic Church. The family was living in Peckville but the certificate says the service was held in Priceburg on Dec 2, 1919. Where is/was Priceburg? We have checked for records at the Polish National Catholic church in Peckville with no luck ( I think it was in Peckville its been quite a few years) Can someone help me? We are trying to find the family's burials. Linda Dabulewicz

In a message dated 3/18/2007 12:44:25 P.M. Central Standard Time, atullnc@yahoo.com writes: The Scranton Times, Thursday, September 28, 1933. Hugh Kelly, well known Old Forge resident, died yesterday morning in the home of his niece, Mrs.William Pilosi, of 500 South Main street, Old Forge. He was born at Carbondale, but had resided at Old Forge for several years. He was a communicant of St. Lawrence Church, Old Forge. Besides his niece he leaves two nephews, Joseph and John Dacey, of Carbondale. The funeral will be Friday morning with a requiem mass at 9:30 o’clock in St. Lawrence Church. Interment, St. Joseph’s cemetery, Minooka. (This may be a relative of my husband's) A high mass of requiem will be celebrated in St. Lucy’s Italian church tomorrow morning for Rocco Gentile, of 218 South Tenth avenue. Burial will be in Cathedral cemetery. ( I'm almost certain this is a relative of my husband.) Mrs. Sarah Jane Reese, wife of Fred Reese, of 2200 Luzerne street, died at noon today after a brief illness. She was a daughter of the late Morgan Davis. Besides her husband she leaves a daughter, Ruth Reese; four sons, Thomas, Russell, Gordon and Raymond Reese; her mother, Mrs. Maria Davis; a sister, Mrs. Louise Gross; three brothers, Elliott, Morgan and John Davis. (One of his relatives married an Ed Gross) Thanks, Anne, I will check on these, but I'm pretty sure at least one of them is a relative of my husbands. Ruth --------------------------------- Don't get soaked. Take a quick peek at the forecast with theYahoo! Search weather shortcut. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to PALACKAW-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message ************************************** AOL now offers free email to everyone. Find out more about what's free from AOL at http://www.aol.com.

Hello Shelley: There is is a site dedicated to Galicia Poland,you might try posting to.I'm sure someone would reply. Yahoo groups---------Galicia-Poland-Ukraine is the name . If your unsuccessful let me know,I'll try to post it for you,I'm a member of that list. jjohnndot@comcast.net------John J.Sharek/Conyers,Ga. (formerly Scranton-Throop resident0 -------------- Original message ---------------------- From: "Shelley Cardiel" <cardiels@comcast.net> > I've "rescued" an old letter which was written by Chas. NEEDLE of Olyphant, > Pennsylvania in November 1891. The letter is written in hebrew so I have no > idea what the content of the letter might be. The letter is written on > stationary from M. NEEDLE, Dealer in Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Groceries > and provisions, Sole Agent for Pillsbury's Best in Olyphant, PA. > The letter is inside an envelope printed with the name and address of the > "Palmer Photoplay Corporation, Palmer Building, Hollywood, CA", including a > handwritten note "The Chas. Needle Hebrew Letter 1891". > > That envelope then appears to have been mailed from Brooklyn, NY in 1930 to > Miss M. Gertrude TAYLOR of Bloomingdate, PA and someone has written "Save" > on the outside of the envelope. Based on limited research I was able to > locate census records for this NEEDLE Family as follows: > > 1900 census of Olyphant Boro, PA: > > M. NEEDLE, age 51, born Mar 1849, married 30 years, born Austria, parents > born Austria, to USA 1886, a Merchant > Fannie NEEDLE, wife, age 51, born Feb 1849, married 30 years, 6 children/5 > living, born Austria, parents born Austria, to USA 1890 > Charley NEEDLE, son, age 21, born Jan 1879, born Austria, to USA 1890, a > Clerk > Harry NEEDLE, son, age 18, born Mar 1882, born Austria, to USA 1890, at > School > Sammie NEEDLE, son, age 14, born Jan 1886, born Austria, to USA 1890, at > School > Living directly next door is Jacob NEEDLE age 24 and his wife Fannie NEEDLE > age 24 > > 1910 census of Olyphant Boro, PA: > > Marcus NEEDLE, age 60, married 37 years, born Galicia, parents born Austria, > to USA 1887 > Fannie NEEDLE, wife, age 60, married 37 years, 6 children/5 living, born > Galicia, parents born Austria, to USA 1887 > Samuel NEEDLE, son, age 23, born Galicia, to USA 1887, a Fire Insurance > Agent > > 1910 census of Winton Boro, PA: > > Chas NEEDLE, age 28, married 3 years, born Austria, parents born Austria, to > USA 1902, a Store Merchant > Blanch NEEDLE, wife, age 21, married 3 years, 2 children/2 living, born > Austria, parents born Austria, to USA 1900 > Joseph NEEDLE, son, age 3, born PA > Sydney NEEDLE, son, age 1, born PA > Mary MACLAK, servant, age 16, born Austria, parents born Austria, to USA > 1906, a Servant > > 1920 census of Scranton, PA: > > Charles NEEDLE, age 40, to USA 1890, born Galicia, parents born Galicia, > Owns Store > Blanche NEEDLE, wife, age 30, to USA 1898, born Galicia, parents born > Galicia > Joseph NEEDLE, son, age 13, born PA > Sydney NEEDLE, son, age 10, born PA > Max NEEDLE, son, age 8, born PA > Tillie NEEDLE, dau, age 6, born PA > Maurice NEEDLE, son, age 4 years + 3 months, born PA > Jacob H. NEEDLE, son, age 1 year + 1 month, born PA > > I'd love to locate someone from the NEEDLE Family so that this wonderful old > treasure can be returned to their family. If you are a member of this > NEEDLE Family, or know someone who might be, please contact me. > > Thanks, > Shelley > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > PALACKAW-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in > the subject and the body of the message

As I was filing today, I came across this and thought it might be of interest to someone on the list. All I have is a single sheet, so I do not have any followup funeral notices, etc. Margaret McMullan, whose obit appears, was my paternal great-grandmother. Anne Tullar. The Scranton Times, Thursday, September 28, 1933. Hugh Kelly, well known Old Forge resident, died yesterday morning in the home of his niece, Mrs.William Pilosi, of 500 South Main street, Old Forge. He was born at Carbondale, but had resided at Old Forge for several years. He was a communicant of St. Lawrence Church, Old Forge. Besides his niece he leaves two nephews, Joseph and John Dacey, of Carbondale. The funeral will be Friday morning with a requiem mass at 9:30 o’clock in St. Lawrence Church. Interment, St. Joseph’s cemetery, Minooka. Funeral services for Fred H. Winters, of 824 Capouse avenue, will be conducted at 2:30 o’clock tomorrow afternoon in the Schoenfeld Funeral Home, 318 Franklin avenue. Rev. Dr. John Mattes, pastor of St. John’s Lutheran Church, will officiate. Interment, Forest Hill cemetery. The funeral of Anthony Hafner, of 413 Cherry street, well known South Scranton resident, will be Saturday morning. A high mass of requiem will be sung at 9:30 o’clock in St. Mary’s Assumption Church. Burial will be in St. Mary’s (No. 5) cemetery. A high mass of requiem will be celebrated in St. Lucy’s Italian church tomorrow morning for Rocco Gentile, of 218 South Tenth avenue. Burial will be in Cathedral cemetery. Joseph Giogowski, of 1028 south Wyoming avenue, died abut 2 o’clock yesterday afternoon in the Hahnemann Hospital after two weeks’ illness. Besides his wife, he leaves a son, Walter; his mother, Mrs. Julius Lackasow; seven sisters, Mres.William Maylor, Mrs. Joseph Patrick, Mrs. Joseph Marcelli, Mrs. Angelo Narslico, all of this city; Mrs. Val Bergemann, of Brookly, N.Y.; Violet and Eleanor Giogowski, at home; three brothers, Carles and John Malinowski, at home; Anthony Malinowski, of Philadelphia. The body is at the home of his mother, at 824 Kellerman court, from where the funeral will be Saturday morning. A high mass of requiem will be sung in Sacred Heart Polish Church at 9 o’clock. Interment, Sacred Heart cemetery, Minooka. A long illness proved fatal to David M. Morgans; seventy-seven, who passed away at 1 o’clock yesterday afternoon in his home 543 Kirkland street, North Scranton. He was born in Waales and came to the United States when a youth. He attended the Dr. Jones Memorial Church. His wife died two years ago. Mr. Morgans leaves two brothrs, John Morgans, of this city; Thomas Morgans, of wales. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o’clock in the residence by Rev. John Roberts, pastor of the Dr. Jones Memorial Church. Burial will be in Shady Lane cemetery, Chinchilla. Funeral services for John Stetz, of 722 Sherwood avenue, Dunmore, will be tomorrow morning. A high mass of requiem will be sung at 9:30 o’clock in St. Michael’s Greek Catholic Church, Dunmore. Burial will be in St. Michael’s cemetery. Mr. Stetz was run down and fatally injured early yesterday morning in the 800 block of East Drinker street, Dunmore, by a hit-run driver. Military honors will be accorded Michael Hughes, whose funeral will be held tomorrow morning from the family home, 1129 reynolds avenue. James Stone, seventy-seven, pioneer Taylor resident, died yesterday morning in the Ransom Hospital. He formerly resided in Washington street, Taylor. Mr. Stone leaves a daughter, Mrs. George E. Williams, of 231 North Main street, Taylor; two sons, Eugene Stone, of Taylor; George Stone, of Scranton. The body has been removed to the home of his daughter, from where the funeral will be at 2:30 o’clock Saturday afternoon with services in charge of Rev. W. J. Hill, former pastor of Taylor Congregational Church. Interment, Memorial cemetery, Taylor. The funeral of Mrs. Mary L. Hards, of Dalton, will be conducted at 11 o’clock tomorrow morning in the home of Dr. and Mrs. A. D. Preston, of Dalton. Private interment, Hickory Grove cemetery, Dalton. A high mass of requiem will be sung in St. Peter’s Cathedral tomorrow morning at 9:30 o’clock for Mrs. Margaret McMullan, widow of Patrolman John McMullan, whose funeral will be from her home, 919 Myrtle street. Burial will be in Cathedral cemetery. Funeral services for Guy Kehler, of 635 Adams avenue, will be held tonight at 8 o’clock in the Howard Snowdon Funeral Home, 1810 Sanderson avenue. Burial will be Friday morning in Forest Lawn cemetery, at Buffalo, N.Y. Mrs. William Lutey died at 10 o’clock Tuesday night in the West Mountain Hospital after several months’ illness. Besides her husband, William Lutey, of Chinchilla, she leaves her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Jordan, of Susquehanna; one sister, Mrs. E.E. Wayman, of East Windsor, N.Y.; three brothers, John Jordan, of Rutherford, N.J.; Charles and Walter Jordan, of Susquehanna; also a number of other relatives. She was a member of Order Eastern Star and the Daughters of America. The latter organization will conduct services in the home of Mrs. Gerald McAndrew, of Robinson street, Chinchilla, tomorrow night at 8 o’clock. Funeral services will be held in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Jordan, of Susquehanna, Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock. Burial will be in McCune’s cemetery, Susquehanna. Funeral services for Clarence W. Lathrope, of 124 Oak street, Binghamton, N.Y., will be conducted Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock in the Kelley Funeral Home, 119 Oak street, that city. Interment, Chenango Valley cemetery, Binghamton, N. Y. James Kearney, of Newark, N.J., formerly of Dunmore, died this morning at Newark, after an operation, according to word received by relatives. Besides his wife, at Newark, N.J., he leaves a son, James Gibbons Kearney, of Dunmore. Mrs. Sarah Jane Reese, wife of Fred Reese, of 2200 Luzerne street, died at noon today after a brief illness. She was a daughter of the late Morgan Davis. Besides her husband she leaves a daughter, Ruth Reese; four sons, Thomas, Russell, Gordon and Raymond Reese; her mother, Mrs. Maria Davis; a sister, Mrs. Louise Gross; three brothers, Elliott, Morgan and John Davis. The body was removed to the Durkan [ the item cuts off at the bottom of the page, probably “Funeral Home…” followed]. --------------------------------- Don't get soaked. 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In a message dated 3/17/2007 2:40:11 PM Eastern Daylight Time, atullnc@yahoo.com writes: > Scranton PA, March 12, 1915. I Nellie Flynn hereby do bequest to Leo A. > Hengler $150 in cash, Anna Bird $25 in cash, and Annie B. Hengler a judgment > note of $150 against (vs.) Belle Murphy and Mrs. B. Murphy, and Annie B. > Hengler $707.73 in cash. > > This will maid [sic] the 12 day of March 1915. > > I also appoint Leo A. Hengler Administrator. > > Witnesses were Patrick J. Langan and P. J. Ruddy. > > Nellie Flynn signed her name with a shaky but legible hand. On 18 June > 1915, R. H. Dean and John S. Harris submit an appraisal at the request of Leo A. > Hengler, the executor. No identifying names or addresses on the appraisal. > > Anybody know of these Henglers and Murphys? > > Hi Anne, I have a marriage license between Henry Hengler and Anne Flynn in 1889, Lackawanna County, which might further confuse the above couple. Nothing on it mentions the name Leo but even tho it's faint, I can read she was 25 yrs. old and born in Ireland, he 26, born in Long Island. Mary was a clerk, Henry, a laborer. Both residents of Scranton and married at the Cathedral. No witnesses were listed. The marriage day is very faint but if you need it, I'll try to read it. Her parents were Michael Flynn and Mary Flynn. I copied a few Flynn marriage licenses awhile back while in Scranton, trying to trace my Flynn family. Michael W., John and Mary Flynn born in Hudson, NY of Michael Flynn & Mary Holloran, later found Michael W. in Scranton. I've been trying to find the proper John and Mary Flynn since. As yet unsuccessful. We've shared info in the past. Nice to see you're still digging. I hope to again study old Scranton newspapers in the near future from here in Michigan at the library, just reading for gossip & so forth. If you find anything conclusive on the above, please let me know. Happy St. Patrick's day. Mary Casey ************************************** AOL now offers free email to everyone. Find out more about what's free from AOL at http://www.aol.com.

Hello list: Just a friendly reminder to all of you Lackawanna researchers. If you stumple on any Callahan or Callaghan related items, I might be interested. My Callaghan/Callahan family settled in Mayfield in 1893 and to Carbondale in 1899 via Kingston Pa. If you see anything or connections of interest, please let me know. Thank you. Joe Callahan now in North Dakota, formerly of Carbondale. [John, James, Thomas, Joseph, Martin and Patrick male lines from 1875 +. ]

This is a long shot, but I am going to give a short summary of wills I got from the Lackawanna Co. courthouse that I cannot identify one way or another-- as to whether these Flynns are ancestors. The names are so common that there's not much to go on, but I would enjoy hearing from anyone who has any thoughts about the documents. 11 January 1892, Patrick Flynn leaves everything to his wife, Bridget. The witnesses are Edward F. Boyle and Edward Murphy. On 24 February, 1892, Bridget Flynn, widow and executrix testifies "that the decedent left to survive him a widow and nine children all of age except four who are under age. Bridget signs with an "x". The Register is H. T. Koehler. Everything else on the two pages is legal boilerplate. It looks as though it was drawn up by a lawyer. Next, Scranton PA, March 12, 1915. I Nellie Flynn hereby do bequest to Leo A. Hengler $150 in cash, Anna Bird $25 in cash, and Annie B. Hengler a judgment note of $150 against (vs.) Belle Murphy and Mrs. B. Murphy, and Annie B. Hengler $707.73 in cash. This will maid [sic] the 12 day of March 1915. I also appoint Leo A. Hengler Administrator. Witnesses were Patrick J. Langan and P. J. Ruddy. Nellie Flynn signed her name with a shaky but legible hand. On 18 June 1915, R. H. Dean and John S. Harris submit an appraisal at the request of Leo A. Hengler, the executor. No identifying names or addresses on the appraisal. Anybody know of these Henglers and Murphys? Thanks, Anne Tullar Cary NC --------------------------------- Sucker-punch spam with award-winning protection. Try the free Yahoo! Mail Beta.

I've "rescued" an old letter which was written by Chas. NEEDLE of Olyphant, Pennsylvania in November 1891. The letter is written in hebrew so I have no idea what the content of the letter might be. The letter is written on stationary from M. NEEDLE, Dealer in Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Groceries and provisions, Sole Agent for Pillsbury's Best in Olyphant, PA. The letter is inside an envelope printed with the name and address of the "Palmer Photoplay Corporation, Palmer Building, Hollywood, CA", including a handwritten note "The Chas. Needle Hebrew Letter 1891". That envelope then appears to have been mailed from Brooklyn, NY in 1930 to Miss M. Gertrude TAYLOR of Bloomingdate, PA and someone has written "Save" on the outside of the envelope. Based on limited research I was able to locate census records for this NEEDLE Family as follows: 1900 census of Olyphant Boro, PA: M. NEEDLE, age 51, born Mar 1849, married 30 years, born Austria, parents born Austria, to USA 1886, a Merchant Fannie NEEDLE, wife, age 51, born Feb 1849, married 30 years, 6 children/5 living, born Austria, parents born Austria, to USA 1890 Charley NEEDLE, son, age 21, born Jan 1879, born Austria, to USA 1890, a Clerk Harry NEEDLE, son, age 18, born Mar 1882, born Austria, to USA 1890, at School Sammie NEEDLE, son, age 14, born Jan 1886, born Austria, to USA 1890, at School Living directly next door is Jacob NEEDLE age 24 and his wife Fannie NEEDLE age 24 1910 census of Olyphant Boro, PA: Marcus NEEDLE, age 60, married 37 years, born Galicia, parents born Austria, to USA 1887 Fannie NEEDLE, wife, age 60, married 37 years, 6 children/5 living, born Galicia, parents born Austria, to USA 1887 Samuel NEEDLE, son, age 23, born Galicia, to USA 1887, a Fire Insurance Agent 1910 census of Winton Boro, PA: Chas NEEDLE, age 28, married 3 years, born Austria, parents born Austria, to USA 1902, a Store Merchant Blanch NEEDLE, wife, age 21, married 3 years, 2 children/2 living, born Austria, parents born Austria, to USA 1900 Joseph NEEDLE, son, age 3, born PA Sydney NEEDLE, son, age 1, born PA Mary MACLAK, servant, age 16, born Austria, parents born Austria, to USA 1906, a Servant 1920 census of Scranton, PA: Charles NEEDLE, age 40, to USA 1890, born Galicia, parents born Galicia, Owns Store Blanche NEEDLE, wife, age 30, to USA 1898, born Galicia, parents born Galicia Joseph NEEDLE, son, age 13, born PA Sydney NEEDLE, son, age 10, born PA Max NEEDLE, son, age 8, born PA Tillie NEEDLE, dau, age 6, born PA Maurice NEEDLE, son, age 4 years + 3 months, born PA Jacob H. NEEDLE, son, age 1 year + 1 month, born PA I'd love to locate someone from the NEEDLE Family so that this wonderful old treasure can be returned to their family. If you are a member of this NEEDLE Family, or know someone who might be, please contact me. Thanks, Shelley

Trying to determine what happened to my gg'grandfather, John Hoskins,a miner, and family after 1860. John and his eldest son James emigrated from England to the States in the spring of 1849.They established a home in Luzerne County, PA. His wife,Elizabeth, followed the next January 1850, with their remaining 4 children.William 17,Gulielma 11,Charles 5 and Elisa 2. James(my g'grandfather) married Sarah Young in 1858, started a family and served in the Civil War, 1862-1865.After the war he returned to West Pittston. The family of John appears in the 1850,1860 census for Providence Twp,Dunmore, Luzerne County,PA.William is missing, possibly being on his own as he came as a laborer. Gulielma is also absent,could have worked as a domestic servant, as per the times.I know Gulielma married circa 1856 to a Reuben Mowrey, and raised a family and staying in Dunmore until her death.Only John and Elizabeth and the two youngest Charles and Elisa appear in the census. I have been told(no proof),by a fellow genealogest in England, that Elizabeth died in England in 1864, and that Elisa married in England in 1872. If that is true, I can't find info as to when they returned, as there does not seem to be records of returning passenger manifests. Also what happened to my gg'grandfather John? Did he die(haven't found any record of)and Elizabeth, then feeling alone, return? Being a miner, they certainly were not rich, what would be the cost to return? Where do I go from here, appreciate any help.

Hello ~ I, too, would be interested to see if any of my Corcoran descendants are buried in the Holy Cross (AKA St. Michael's Catholic Church) cemetery. Where can this information be found? Thank you Judy

Hello, I am looking for information on the following families, or their descendants, who lived in Lackawanna Co., PA from about 1890 forward: Anna (TIRPACK) b.abt 1870 (Poland, Hungary) mar. (1) Unknown NIZIOLEK (Neishell). She emigrated ca 1890, her son, Michael was born at sea. Anna (TIRPACK) NIZIOLEK mar. (2) John? PECHNIAK (Pechniak). It is believed that at least one son was born to this marriage -after 1890. Michael NIZIOLEK (NEISHELL) b. 1890 mar. Anna GALICA (Galicia) b.1904, dau. of Martin and Mary (Trutan) GALICIA. Martin was b.abt 1864 Austria or Hungary, Mary was b. abt 1868 Austria or Hungary. I would be happy to share and swap what I have on these families as well. I am very interested in sibling lines relating to any of the above families. Karla inthepastlane@bellsouth.net

Hello! Can you tell me if the Holy Cross (AKA St. Michael's Catholic Church) cemetery has been surveyed, and if so where information can be found about who is buried there? Thank-you for any help you can offer! Karla inthepastlane@bellsouth.net

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Deth da! Greetings to all of the Lackawanna Listers on St. Piran's Day, the national day of Cornwall -- celebrating Cornwall's proud history, her cultural heritage, her Celtic patron saint, and all of the Cousins Jack and Jenny who emigrated to Pennsylvania's Anthracite and Slate Regions. Onen hag oll! Bill Curnow "Towednack", Bard of the Cornish Gorsedd

Hi List, This is just a test because I haven't been receiving any list emails for over a week. Thanks, Dorothy

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