Hi Looking for area that would have or have had an email extension of @burgoyn.com. Hope some one recognizes extension. Thank you Marie

The reunion is for descendants ( and their families) of Johan Henrich (John Henry) Weber who married Anna Elisabetha Filbert, May 16, 1763 in Bern Twp., Berks Co., PA. They had a family of 7 children (5 sons & 2 daughters): Johan Henrich Jr.b. July 19, 1764; Johan Philip b. December 23,1769 ; Johannes b. December 10, 1772; Johan Jacob b. November 28, 1775; Johan Peter b. November 1, 1778; Elisabeth b. December 6, 1766 and Maria Catharina b. January 17, 1782. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marlene Weaber Leber" <mwleber@dejazzd.com> To: <PALANCAS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, August 04, 2006 1:03 PM Subject: [PALANCAS] 2006 Weber/Weaber Reunion > > 2006 Weber/Weaber Reunion > > All Descendents (and their families) of John Henry Weber (1735 - 1815) > Invited > > Where: Trinity Lutheran Church, Colebrook, PA > > When: Sunday, Sept 17th from 1 - 4 pm > > Some food and drinks will be provided "covered dishes welcomed" > > > If you are interested in attending & would need directions please email me. > > If you know other's that are within the Weber/Weaber family that would be > interested in the reunion, please let them know. -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.394 / Virus Database: 268.10.7/409 - Release Date: 8/4/06

Hi Marlene Just got your email and am very interested in this Weber/Weaver Reunion. I am from the Johann Anton Weber (1640; 12-17-1724) family who settled in Weaverland. My descent line is: Johann Anton Weber Heinrich (John) m Maudlin Kendig Henry (Heine) m Eva Michael m Catharine Stauffer David S m Anna Sensenig Daniel S m Maria (Mary) Shaub Sarah S m Samuel Stahl Esther Stahl m Raymond Knosp Darlene Knosp m Larry Brandt I may stop by your reunion. I just live up the hill from the Lutheran Church. Where do you live? Darlene Brandt -----Original Message----- From: Marlene Weaber Leber [mailto:mwleber@dejazzd.com] Sent: Friday, August 04, 2006 1:03 PM To: PALANCAS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [PALANCAS] 2006 Weber/Weaber Reunion 2006 Weber/Weaber Reunion All Descendents (and their families) of John Henry Weber (1735 - 1815) Invited Where: Trinity Lutheran Church, Colebrook, PA When: Sunday, Sept 17th from 1 - 4 pm Some food and drinks will be provided "covered dishes welcomed" If you are interested in attending & would need directions please email me. If you know other's that are within the Weber/Weaber family that would be interested in the reunion, please let them know. -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.394 / Virus Database: 268.10.5/407 - Release Date: 8/3/06 ==== PALANCAS Mailing List ==== No political statements to this list. No religious statements.

2006 Weber/Weaber Reunion All Descendents (and their families) of John Henry Weber (1735 - 1815) Invited Where: Trinity Lutheran Church, Colebrook, PA When: Sunday, Sept 17th from 1 - 4 pm Some food and drinks will be provided "covered dishes welcomed" If you are interested in attending & would need directions please email me. If you know other's that are within the Weber/Weaber family that would be interested in the reunion, please let them know. -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.394 / Virus Database: 268.10.5/407 - Release Date: 8/3/06

Both the Mennonite Historical Society and the Lancaster Historical Society (both located in Lancaster) have a wealth of information. (Even if your people are not Mennonite, it's worth checking out as they have a lot of material available.) When I stopped at the public library in Lancaster, I was not as impressed by their collection of material. You will also want to check the early county historic records office, but I don't remember their address. I found a lot of things in early wills and early land records. Karen

You do not say how much time you have or what exactly you are looking for. If your ancestors lived and died in Lancaster County, then I would first go to the archives of the Lancaster County Courthouse and look up wills, intestate records, and deeds. The archives are on the ground floor of the courthouse in the old section and which is on the corner of E. King & Duke Streets in Lancaster. If your ancestors died somewhere else, then I would look for birth records and church records by going to either the Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society (located on Rt. 30 east of Lancaster, next to the Tanger Outlet Mall) of the Lancaster County Historical Society ( located on Marietta & N. President Avenues on the west side of Lancaster). Ask the staff for help at all locations. On Aug 4, 2006, at 9:39 AM, wade binks wrote: > Hi, > > I'm on vacation and staying near Elizabethtown Lancaster > Pennsylvania. While I'm here I would like to see if I can find any > information on some ancestors who were born here in about 1840. > I'm fairly new to family history and thought I'd ask if anyone knew > which office I might find early records in. (actually, I'm not > sure which kind of records existed at that time, so maybe I should > also ask what records I need to look for). Any help would be > greatly appreciated. Wade Binks > > > --------------------------------- > Do you Yahoo!? > Next-gen email? Have it all with the all-new Yahoo! Mail Beta. > > > ==== PALANCAS Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe first check and see if you are getting list or > digest mode then e-mail PALANCAS-L-request@rootsweb.com or PALANCAS- > D-request@rootsweb.com with unsubscribe in message. >

Hi, I'm on vacation and staying near Elizabethtown Lancaster Pennsylvania. While I'm here I would like to see if I can find any information on some ancestors who were born here in about 1840. I'm fairly new to family history and thought I'd ask if anyone knew which office I might find early records in. (actually, I'm not sure which kind of records existed at that time, so maybe I should also ask what records I need to look for). Any help would be greatly appreciated. Wade Binks --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Next-gen email? Have it all with the all-new Yahoo! Mail Beta.

thank you Alan! Elaine from Minocqua WI-names in Lancaster co I search Wilt/Wild/Wildt and Groff/Graf ----- Original Message ----- From: "Alan Buckingham" <a.d.buckingham@verizon.net> To: <PALANCAS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, August 02, 2006 4:18 PM Subject: [PALANCAS] Lancaster book update > Hello All, > > I have scanned and uploaded more pages of the book "Lancaster County from > a > Trolley Window". You can view it at http://www.midatlanticarchives.com > > > Alan > > -- > No virus found in this outgoing message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.1.394 / Virus Database: 268.10.5/405 - Release Date: 8/1/2006 > > > > ==== PALANCAS Mailing List ==== > When replying to the list change the subject line if you change the > subject. > >

Hi all- I am seeking a more precise location (street address if possible) for this cemetery. Greenburg, Lancaster Co, PA Thank you, MThompson ________________________________________________________________________ Try Juno Platinum for Free! Then, only $9.95/month! Unlimited Internet Access with 1GB of Email Storage. Visit http://www.juno.com/value to sign up today!

OK, the good news is I found a few more ancestors.....bad news is, of course, that now I have more puzzle pieces to put together. If anyone can supply birth, marriage, death/burial info, I would be very grateful -- and, if we are connected, I am happy to share info. Here goes: Looking for info on John McKILLIPS and Margaret MOSS. Most of the census info says they were both born PA, although the 1880 census says Ireland for both. Margaret born 1795, John earlier (according to the 1840 census, he was older, but I don't know how much). Probably married abt. 1818. Children: Hannah, b. 1820 Sarah, b. 1822 Margaret Ann, b. 1824 Ellen b. 1824/25 (possibly Margaret Ann's twin, although I don't know for sure) Isaiah, b. 1828 James, b. 1830 All of them were born in Lancaster Co., probably Leacock or East Lampeter. However, Curtis Hannum's history of the Hannum family says that John & Margaret lived in Gordonville, Lancaster Co. (The Hannums tie in thru Margaret Ann's marriage [she's my line]): Margaret Ann married Lytle CARUTHERS in 1842. Isaiah married Mary (maiden name unknown). I have Margaret and Lytle's descendants and have census info on Isaiah and Mary. Hannah and Sarah McKILLIPS apparently never married, as they lived with Margaret Ann and Lytle later on. I have no info on Ellen or James. John McKillips disappears from the census after 1840, so he undoubtedly died bet. 1840-50. The family was probably Presbyterian. Margaret lived with Margaret Ann & Lytle for a while also. Either Margaret or John possibly had a sister named Ann who married a McPHERSON. Ann McPherson lived next door to Margaret Ann & Lytle for a time, then moved in with them. My John Humphreys CD with birth records has mysteriously vanished (it might not help, I know), so I can't check it. If anyone recognizes anything or can do any lookups, I would very much appreciate it. Thanks in advance. Robin Scharff Lancaster Lines: McKILLIPS, MOSS, CARUTHERS, HANNUM, DAVIS, TOWNSEND, FOREMAN, WOODROUGH, STIFFEL

Do you perhaps mean Greenwood? Here is a map to this cemetery: http://www.topozone.com/map.asp?lat=40.02556&lon=-76.30139 I didn't find a cemetery called Greenburg. Kathy -----Original Message----- From: MThompson [mailto:fitpro8@juno.com] Sent: Wednesday, August 02, 2006 8:03 PM To: PALANCAS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [PALANCAS] cemetery locations Hi all- I am seeking a more precise location (street address if possible) for this cemetery. Greenburg, Lancaster Co, PA Thank you, MThompson ________________________________________________________________________ Try Juno Platinum for Free! Then, only $9.95/month! Unlimited Internet Access with 1GB of Email Storage. Visit http://www.juno.com/value to sign up today! ==== PALANCAS Mailing List ==== No political statements to this list. No religious statements.

Hello All, I have scanned and uploaded more pages of the book "Lancaster County from a Trolley Window". You can view it at http://www.midatlanticarchives.com Alan -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.394 / Virus Database: 268.10.5/405 - Release Date: 8/1/2006

Do anyone have access to a copy of the History of the Alan Wood Iron and Steel Company, 1792-1920? I would like to inquire to the references to two men by the name of Herron on pages 69 and 70. Thank you. Bea Herron

Jim, I forgot to answer the 2nd half of your question regarding the David Hess in the Columbia Spy. Yes, I believe that is David Hess (1784-1873) here called Sr. but he was a Jr. to his father David Hess (1746-1815). The David Hess mentioned in the Columbia Spy was brother to my greatx3 grandfather John Hess (1785-1823). David Hess, Jr. (1784-1873) had a son Deacon David Hess (1806-1896) who with the River Corner Mennonite Church. He married a Mary Ann Huber. My guess is he is the David Hess who resided off of River Corner Road as his father got the homestead on Sickmans Mill Road when David Hess, Sr. died in 1815. Frank W. Hess Enola, PA ____________________________ I saw a reference to a David Hess in the Columbia Spy, dated 1870, isn't this your David Hess ? The Columbia Spy July 2, 1870 County Items The mule team has been rescued from the raging waters of the Conestoga at Harbor On Friday night last, a horse belonging to David Hess, Sr., who resides near Conestoga Centre, was taken out of the stable and shot dead by some scoundrel. Some time ago a mule belonging to John Buckwalter, Jr., in the same neighborhood was killed in the same manner. There was also a David Hess who lived on River Corner Road who may be the guy who had his horse killed. He was a little closer to John Buckwalter Jr. (he shows up on the 1864 Atlas) thanyour David Hess but it depends on how your define "neighborhood". -------------- Original message -------------- From: James Stokes <james_l_stokes@yahoo.com> > Hi Frank, > I was surprised to see your message. David Hess who lived along > Sickman's Mill Road isn't buried in his own cemetery ? I would have thought he > was or is it a question that you aren't sure he is ? You suggested he was dead > by 1850 but the property shows up as being David Hess's property in the 1864 > Atlas. There were two other David Hess's across the street and I assumed one of > them was his son. > I saw a reference to a David Hess in the Columbia Spy, dated 1870, isn't > this your David Hess ? > > The Columbia Spy > July 2, 1870 > County Items > The mule team has been rescued from the raging waters of the Conestoga at > Harbor > On Friday night last, a horse belonging to David Hess, Sr., who resides near > Conestoga Centre, was taken out of the stable and shot dead by some scoundrel. > Some time ago a mule belonging to John Buckwalter, Jr., in the same > neighborhood was killed in the same manner. > There was also a David Hess who lived on River Corner Road who may be the > guy who had his horse killed. He was a little closer to John Buckwalter Jr. (he > shows up on the 1864 Atlas) thanyour David Hess but it depends on how your > define "neighborhood". > Jim > > fhess518@comcast.net wrote: > Looking for information on a David Hess who resided in Conestoga Township and > married a Martha (possibly last name of Line) possibly the sister of a Christian > Line. David Hess appears to have died before 1850, possibly even as early as > 1840 or before. David might be the son of Christian Hess & Catharine Goghenour > who resided in the southeastern end of Conestoga Twp close to Martic Twp (in > what is now Pequea Twp.). If this is the same David Hess then he would have been > born ca. 1785-1793. Martha Hess and some of her children are buried in Byerland > Mennonite Cemetery in Pequea Twp. These may be some of the gravestones that had > been moved from the original Byerland Mennonite Meeting House graveyard. No > gravestone for David Hess has been found. Martha's gravestone is marked as; > Martha Hess b: Dec 21, 1789; d: Sep 21,1866; age: 76y9m; > David & Martha are believed to have had the following children: > Fronica (Fanny) Hess, b- Jul 22 1807 d- Jun 8 1899, married on 8 Dec 1853 to > Frederick William Rehm (1803-1856). > Samuel Hess; b-1810; d-1852 > Catharine Hess; b- Jul 12, 1812; d- Mar 2,1899 > Esther Hess; b- ca 1820; d- Feb 6,1860; age: 39y9m16d; > Christian Hess; b- May 28, 1822; d- Jan16,1846;age: --y--m22d; > > Martha Hess d: May 15,1842 [?]; age: 27y5m25d; > Elizabeth Hess; b- ca 1830 Jan 5, 1815; d- Feb 8,1883 > In anyone can add to this or confirm this please let me know. > Frank Hess > Enola, PA > > > ==== PALANCAS Mailing List ==== > No political statements to this list. > No religious statements. > > > > > --------------------------------- > Yahoo! Messenger with Voice. Make PC-to-Phone Calls to the US (and 30+ > countries) for 2¢/min or less. > > > ==== PALANCAS Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe first check and see if you are getting list or digest mode then > e-mail PALANCAS-L-request@rootsweb.com or PALANCAS-D-request@rootsweb.com with > unsubscribe in message. >

Hello Jim, This is actually a different David Hess than the one that resided there right outside of Conestoga Center. This David Hess lived back closer to the area near the Byerland Mennonite Church. I am pretty sure he is the son of Christian Hess (1756-1818) & Catharine Goghenour. In Christian Hess's will (M-1-155) dated 10 Aug 1818 he mention's a son David along with son's Christian, Jr., John & Adam and daughter's Elizabeth, Esther & Catharine. It is this David Hess that I believe married a Martha or Mary Line. It now looks as though David may have died as early as 1830. This Hess family descends from Hans & Magdalena's Hess's son Samuel Hess where the David Hess who is buried off of Sickmans Mill Road is descended from their son Michael Hess. So the two David Hess' were cousins to each other. Frank W. Hess Enola, PA -------------- Original message -------------- From: James Stokes <james_l_stokes@yahoo.com> > Hi Frank, > I was surprised to see your message. David Hess who lived along > Sickman's Mill Road isn't buried in his own cemetery ? I would have thought he > was or is it a question that you aren't sure he is ? You suggested he was dead > by 1850 but the property shows up as being David Hess's property in the 1864 > Atlas. There were two other David Hess's across the street and I assumed one of > them was his son. > I saw a reference to a David Hess in the Columbia Spy, dated 1870, isn't > this your David Hess ? > > The Columbia Spy > July 2, 1870 > County Items > The mule team has been rescued from the raging waters of the Conestoga at > Harbor > On Friday night last, a horse belonging to David Hess, Sr., who resides near > Conestoga Centre, was taken out of the stable and shot dead by some scoundrel. > Some time ago a mule belonging to John Buckwalter, Jr., in the same > neighborhood was killed in the same manner. > There was also a David Hess who lived on River Corner Road who may be the > guy who had his horse killed. He was a little closer to John Buckwalter Jr. (he > shows up on the 1864 Atlas) thanyour David Hess but it depends on how your > define "neighborhood". > Jim > > fhess518@comcast.net wrote: > Looking for information on a David Hess who resided in Conestoga Township and > married a Martha (possibly last name of Line) possibly the sister of a Christian > Line. David Hess appears to have died before 1850, possibly even as early as > 1840 or before. David might be the son of Christian Hess & Catharine Goghenour > who resided in the southeastern end of Conestoga Twp close to Martic Twp (in > what is now Pequea Twp.). If this is the same David Hess then he would have been > born ca. 1785-1793. Martha Hess and some of her children are buried in Byerland > Mennonite Cemetery in Pequea Twp. These may be some of the gravestones that had > been moved from the original Byerland Mennonite Meeting House graveyard. No > gravestone for David Hess has been found. Martha's gravestone is marked as; > Martha Hess b: Dec 21, 1789; d: Sep 21,1866; age: 76y9m; > David & Martha are believed to have had the following children: > Fronica (Fanny) Hess, b- Jul 22 1807 d- Jun 8 1899, married on 8 Dec 1853 to > Frederick William Rehm (1803-1856). > Samuel Hess; b-1810; d-1852 > Catharine Hess; b- Jul 12, 1812; d- Mar 2,1899 > Esther Hess; b- ca 1820; d- Feb 6,1860; age: 39y9m16d; > Christian Hess; b- May 28, 1822; d- Jan16,1846;age: --y--m22d; > > Martha Hess d: May 15,1842 [?]; age: 27y5m25d; > Elizabeth Hess; b- ca 1830 Jan 5, 1815; d- Feb 8,1883 > In anyone can add to this or confirm this please let me know. > Frank Hess > Enola, PA > > > ==== PALANCAS Mailing List ==== > No political statements to this list. > No religious statements. > > > > > --------------------------------- > Yahoo! Messenger with Voice. Make PC-to-Phone Calls to the US (and 30+ > countries) for 2¢/min or less. > > > ==== PALANCAS Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe first check and see if you are getting list or digest mode then > e-mail PALANCAS-L-request@rootsweb.com or PALANCAS-D-request@rootsweb.com with > unsubscribe in message. >

Hi Frank, I was surprised to see your message. David Hess who lived along Sickman's Mill Road isn't buried in his own cemetery ? I would have thought he was or is it a question that you aren't sure he is ? You suggested he was dead by 1850 but the property shows up as being David Hess's property in the 1864 Atlas. There were two other David Hess's across the street and I assumed one of them was his son. I saw a reference to a David Hess in the Columbia Spy, dated 1870, isn't this your David Hess ? The Columbia Spy July 2, 1870 County Items The mule team has been rescued from the raging waters of the Conestoga at Harbor On Friday night last, a horse belonging to David Hess, Sr., who resides near Conestoga Centre, was taken out of the stable and shot dead by some scoundrel. Some time ago a mule belonging to John Buckwalter, Jr., in the same neighborhood was killed in the same manner. There was also a David Hess who lived on River Corner Road who may be the guy who had his horse killed. He was a little closer to John Buckwalter Jr. (he shows up on the 1864 Atlas) thanyour David Hess but it depends on how your define "neighborhood". Jim fhess518@comcast.net wrote: Looking for information on a David Hess who resided in Conestoga Township and married a Martha (possibly last name of Line) possibly the sister of a Christian Line. David Hess appears to have died before 1850, possibly even as early as 1840 or before. David might be the son of Christian Hess & Catharine Goghenour who resided in the southeastern end of Conestoga Twp close to Martic Twp (in what is now Pequea Twp.). If this is the same David Hess then he would have been born ca. 1785-1793. Martha Hess and some of her children are buried in Byerland Mennonite Cemetery in Pequea Twp. These may be some of the gravestones that had been moved from the original Byerland Mennonite Meeting House graveyard. No gravestone for David Hess has been found. Martha's gravestone is marked as; Martha Hess b: Dec 21, 1789; d: Sep 21,1866; age: 76y9m; David & Martha are believed to have had the following children: Fronica (Fanny) Hess, b- Jul 22 1807 d- Jun 8 1899, married on 8 Dec 1853 to Frederick William Rehm (1803-1856). Samuel Hess; b-1810; d-1852 Catharine Hess; b- Jul 12, 1812; d- Mar 2,1899 Esther Hess; b- ca 1820; d- Feb 6,1860; age: 39y9m16d; Christian Hess; b- May 28, 1822; d- Jan16,1846;age: --y--m22d; Martha Hess d: May 15,1842 [?]; age: 27y5m25d; Elizabeth Hess; b- ca 1830 Jan 5, 1815; d- Feb 8,1883 In anyone can add to this or confirm this please let me know. Frank Hess Enola, PA ==== PALANCAS Mailing List ==== No political statements to this list. No religious statements. --------------------------------- Yahoo! Messenger with Voice. Make PC-to-Phone Calls to the US (and 30+ countries) for 2¢/min or less.

Looking for information on a David Hess who resided in Conestoga Township and married a Martha (possibly last name of Line) possibly the sister of a Christian Line. David Hess appears to have died before 1850, possibly even as early as 1840 or before. David might be the son of Christian Hess & Catharine Goghenour who resided in the southeastern end of Conestoga Twp close to Martic Twp (in what is now Pequea Twp.). If this is the same David Hess then he would have been born ca. 1785-1793. Martha Hess and some of her children are buried in Byerland Mennonite Cemetery in Pequea Twp. These may be some of the gravestones that had been moved from the original Byerland Mennonite Meeting House graveyard. No gravestone for David Hess has been found. Martha's gravestone is marked as; Martha Hess b: Dec 21, 1789; d: Sep 21,1866; age: 76y9m; David & Martha are believed to have had the following children: Fronica (Fanny) Hess, b- Jul 22 1807 d- Jun 8 1899, married on 8 Dec 1853 to Frederick William Rehm (1803-1856). Samuel Hess; b-1810; d-1852 Catharine Hess; b- Jul 12, 1812; d- Mar 2,1899 Esther Hess; b- ca 1820; d- Feb 6,1860; age: 39y9m16d; Christian Hess; b- May 28, 1822; d- Jan16,1846;age: --y--m22d; Martha Hess d: May 15,1842 [?]; age: 27y5m25d; Elizabeth Hess; b- ca 1830 Jan 5, 1815; d- Feb 8,1883 In anyone can add to this or confirm this please let me know. Frank Hess Enola, PA

Searching for information about Charles Murray BROWN, Maytown. b. 1816, d. 1898. His wife was Sarah CHRISTINE, b 1824, d 1894. His parents, I understand, were John BROWN and Catherine MURRAY, also of Maytown. Also interested in the McCurdy Art School in Maytown. Charles M Brown was a student there. Many thanks. Charles Brown, West Virginia

I sent the 10:55 AM message inadvertently. I continue: The 1860 Lebanon Census shows David McKinney, 23, day laborer, Ann, 32, Mary,7, Emma, 4/12, in Lebanon Borough. The 1870 Census shows David McKinney, 35, works in furnace, Anna, 40, Emma, 10, William, 3, Annie E, 6/12, in Lebanon Borough. The 1880 Census shows David McKinny, 43, laborer, Annie, 48, Emma, 20, William, 13, Annie, 10, in Lebanon 2nd ward. So it appears that Emma was still single in 1880. You could check Lebanon churches (Catholic?) for Emma's marriage. This could well be your Emma. You're right; the Cramer name is a long shot. Richard Emlin Reed Wesley Chapel, FL ----- Original Message ----- From: "Richard Emlin Reed" <remlinr@tampabay.rr.com> To: <PALANCAS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, July 28, 2006 10:55 AM Subject: Re: [PALANCAS] Cramer > The 1860 Lebanon Census shows David McKinney, 23 sic [probably 32], day > laborer, Ann, 32, Mary,7, Emma, 4/12, in Lebanon Borough. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <MarkleVon@aol.com> > To: <PALANCAS-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Friday, July 28, 2006 9:57 AM > Subject: [PALANCAS] Cramer > > >> This one is a long shot folks, but hoping someone can help me. I am >> researching the McKinney family. Emma E. McKinney ca 1859, married an >> unknown, and had >> a daughter Anna, surname unknown. My Grandfather told me she married a >> Cramer, >> but that is all he could remember. At the time, the McKinney family also >> lived in Martic Twp., so I feel strongly this is the same Cramer family >> that is >> being discussed. Does anyone have a Cramer, m. to an Anna from this time >> frame. >> Told you it was a long shot, lol. Hoping someone has an answer. Yvonne >> >> >> ==== PALANCAS Mailing List ==== >> http//www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/aup.html >> You are responsible for following the A.U.P. >> Acceptable Use Policy >

The 1860 Lebanon Census shows David McKinney, 23 sic [probably 32], day laborer, Ann, 32, Mary,7, Emma, 4/12, in Lebanon Borough. ----- Original Message ----- From: <MarkleVon@aol.com> To: <PALANCAS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, July 28, 2006 9:57 AM Subject: [PALANCAS] Cramer > This one is a long shot folks, but hoping someone can help me. I am > researching the McKinney family. Emma E. McKinney ca 1859, married an > unknown, and had > a daughter Anna, surname unknown. My Grandfather told me she married a > Cramer, > but that is all he could remember. At the time, the McKinney family also > lived in Martic Twp., so I feel strongly this is the same Cramer family > that is > being discussed. Does anyone have a Cramer, m. to an Anna from this time > frame. > Told you it was a long shot, lol. Hoping someone has an answer. > Yvonne > > > ==== PALANCAS Mailing List ==== > http//www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/aup.html > You are responsible for following the A.U.P. > Acceptable Use Policy