Elizabeth (Lizzie) Frey married Samuel LeFevre Leaman bet. 1848-1850 undoubtedly in Lancaster Co. She was born 1799 and died 1884. She is enumerated with Leaman in 1850, 1860, 1870, 1880 censuses in East Lampeter, Lancaster. She is buried with her husband (he died 1890) and his first wife, Barbara Heller (who died in 1848), at Mellinger's Mennonite Cemetery. I have a picture of the headstone. Do you know who her parents are? Does anyone? Connie Leaman > Alex, > > For 35 year,s I have been researching a number of the surname,s that YOU > LISTED. > I also noted that Many of the surname,s you listed were that of the > Mennonite,s: have you "visited" the Lancaster Mennonite Historical > Society, a few mile,s East of Lancaster City, Lancaster Co. PA. > > A few of (my 50) surname,s are of those who settled early on in the > North East area of Lancaster Co. PA > > Youndt, Zinn, McLaughlin, KIeffer, Frey, Fry, Haverstick (Early of > Cocalico TWP.), Klapp, & Klopp, ---Again , of EARLY North Eastern > Lanc., Co. AND OF COURSE WEINHOLD & WINEHOLT, ETC. > > D. Ernest Weinhold > DEWeinhold@juno

Alex, For 35 year,s I have been researching a number of the surname,s that YOU LISTED. I also noted that Many of the surname,s you listed were that of the Mennonite,s: have you "visited" the Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society, a few mile,s East of Lancaster City, Lancaster Co. PA. A few of (my 50) surname,s are of those who settled early on in the North East area of Lancaster Co. PA Youndt, Zinn, McLaughlin, KIeffer, Frey, Fry, Haverstick (Early of Cocalico TWP.), Klapp, & Klopp, ---Again , of EARLY North Eastern Lanc., Co. AND OF COURSE WEINHOLD & WINEHOLT, ETC. D. Ernest Weinhold DEWeinhold@juno

JEANNIE, Might any of the surname,s that you are researching be FREY or FRY (of Warwick Twp. of course) ? Ernest DEWeinhold@juno.com

-------------- Original message ---------------------- From: MarkleVon@aol.com > Can you tell us who you are looking for??? Yvonne > > > ==== PALANCAS Mailing List ==== > List Owner can be reached for help with the list at > PALANCAS-Admin@rootsweb.com > My great grandmother was Mary Witmer, daughter of Abraham and Catherine Groh. I believe her ancestor was Johann Christian Witmer. I want to find that line back as far as possible. Hoping for some help with this. Karol

I would recommend the recently published book called "The Warrant Maps of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania: Including an Every-name Index" by Geri Gilbert printed in 2005 by Mastof Press containing 100 pages. I purchased my copy at the Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society for $32. The book measures 11" X 17" and has a soft cover. It contains reduced images of the land warrant maps for each township in Lancaster County. I would suggest using it in conjunction with a reprint of "Bridgens' 1864 Atlas of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania" and a current ADC or DeLorm map of the county if you want to confirm the current location. The land warrants are referred to in the Lancaster County Deed Books found at the courthouse, but I believe you need to write to the Pennsylvania State Archives in Harrisburg in order to get copies of the warrants, surveys, and patents. This is where the new Warrant Maps book is so helpful. It gives the record numbers which are needed to request the copies. The text is very small in the book, so you may need a magnifying glass. The index of the Warrant book lists four entries for Martin Kindig, with his name appearing on the township warrant maps for Pequea, Providence, Strasburg, and West Lampeter. Some things to keep in mind are that one property may show up on more than one township map if it was located near the boundary. Another is that the township maps are for current day townships. Back when the warrants were applied for, the township may have had a different name. Maria

Hi Murray, The STAUFFER name caught my attention as I have them in my line. I just grabbed a notebook and all the info I have in it pretty much stops at Christian STAUFFER. It does say his father was Jacob and mother was Magdalena HESS. Christian married Anna EBY. My info (I got it off the web at a GED com?? in Aug. 2001. So don't know how reliable it is.)states that Christian is buried at Zartman Farm Cemetery near Hammer Creek. Jacob is on the list of great-grandfathers but I'm not sure right now how many greats it is. I have no clue where the rest of my info on Jacob is as I haven't been doing very much genealogy in the past few years. Plus my sister helped me move rooms around and I can't find half of my notes and folders.:-( I'll keep this email handy and if I come across any info I'll pass it along. Hope this helps even a little, tracy --- mstauf <mstauf@comcast.net> wrote: > I am trying to locate the burial site of Jacob Stauffer, b. 1713, d. > 1775 Donegal Twp, immigrated to America 1732, landed in Philadelphia. m.1735 to Magdalena Hess, b.1717, d. 1784. > Jacob had built a mill just north of Lititz (presently Zartman Mill), > which he sold to his son Christian. Jacob then moved to Donegal Twp and I have located the old mill site that his son Abraham (wife Barbara Hershey) built on Donegal creek, on Trout Run Rd, off Musser Rd. The cemetery should be west of Musser Rd, to the north of the old mill site. > I have found the cemetery listed in Rineer book, but I do not know > who is buried at this site. > Thanks Murray __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

I would be interested in where these can be found too. I have several names, including Martin Kendug/Kendig and Hans Graf that I am interested in. Thank you. Pat Morano ----- Original Message ----- From: <JeannieAlogy1@aol.com> To: <PALANCAS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, June 13, 2006 9:56 AM Subject: Re: [PALANCAS] early land warrants > Would you mind please posting name of publication (and where to locate it) > about land warrants and deeds in Lancaster County ? I have several > relatives > who were married and lived their lives in Warwick Twp from the late 1730's > until the mid-1780's. Thanks in advance. > > Jeannie in NC > > ______________________________

I am trying to locate the burial site of Jacob Stauffer, b. 1713, d. 1775 Donegal Twp, immigrated to America 1732, landed in Philadelphia. m. 1735 to Magdalena Hess, b.1717, d. 1784. Jacob had built a mill just north of Lititz (presently Zartman Mill), which he sold to his son Christian. Jacob then moved to Donegal Twp and I have located the old mill site that his son Abraham (wife Barbara Hershey) built on Donegal creek, on Trout Run Rd, off Musser Rd. The cemetery should be west of Musser Rd, to the north of the old mill site. I have found the cemetery listed in Rineer book, but I do not know who is buried at this site. Thanks Murray

A BIOGRAPHICAL HISTORY of LANCASTER COUNTY: BEING A HISTORY OF EARLY SETTLERS AND EMINENT MEN OF THE COUNTY AS ALSO MUCH OTHER UNPUBLISHED HISTORICAL INFORMATION, CHIEFLY OF A LOCAL CHARACTER By ALEX. HARRIS. This is a 648 page book (11 page index) written in 1872. When consulting the index please note that Mr. Harris regularly includes mention of U. S. Presidents and Civil War Generals. There is not a Table of Contents If you cannot find this book at the local library or borrow it from another library, you may want to go to dmkheritage.com they have the book on CD. Index Acheson, Acker, Adams, Agnew, Albrecht, Albright, Alcock, Alexander, Allen, Allison, Alricks, Ames, AMWEG, ANDERSON, Andre, ANDREWS, Archer, ARMSTRONG, Arndt, Arnold, Asbury, Asgill, ASH, Ashmead, Aston, ATLEE, Bachenstose, Bachman, Backstresser, Baer, Bahnson, BAILEY, Baily, Bair, BAKER, Bakers, BALDWIN, Ball, BALMER, Banks, BARBER, Barbour, Bard, BARE, Barlow, Barnard, Barnes, Barr, Bartholomew, BARTON, BAUMAN, BAUSMAN, BAXTER, Bear, BEATES, Beatty, BECK, Beckman, Bedford, Beecher, BEISSEL, Bell, Belshoffer, Benedict, Benezet, Benton, BENTZ, Berry, BETHEL, Bethune, Betz, Biddle, BILLINGFELT, Bingham, Binkley, Binns, Bitzers, BLACK, Blair, Blandford, Blunston, BOEHM, Boggs, Bole, Bolton, BOMBERGER, Bond, Boone, BOUDE, Bowers, BOWMAN, BOYD, BOYER, Brackbill, Brackbills, Braddock, Bradford, BRADY, BRANDT, Branson, BRECKBILL, Breckinridge, BRENEMAN, Brenemans, Brenneman, Brenner, Brent, Bressler, Bricker, Brintle, BRINTON, Brintons, BRISBIN, Briscoe, BROOKS, Brown, Brua, Brubaker, 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Would you mind please posting name of publication (and where to locate it) about land warrants and deeds in Lancaster County ? I have several relatives who were married and lived their lives in Warwick Twp from the late 1730's until the mid-1780's. Thanks in advance. Jeannie in NC

Can you tell us who you are looking for??? Yvonne

Robert Maxwell died in 1752 in Drumore and is shown as holding a land warrant there on a map. I have the publicatoin about Lancaster land warrants to 1742 and deeds to 1750. He doesn't show up. Thus, he got the warrant after 1742. Does anyone have access to information about land warrants in Lancaster County from 1742-1753?? I'm trying to find out when he arrived in Lancaster. Thanks Josette Maxwell Boone NC

From A. Hunter Rineer, Jr., "Churches and Cemteries of Lancaster County," Lancaster County Historical Society, 1993. -- The only cemetery in East Donegal Twp. located on Musser Rd. is #16. "Former site of Graveyard. West of Musser Road. Shown on 1864 map, but not visible in april 1982." John ----- Original Message ----- From: "mstauf" <mstauf@comcast.net> To: <PALANCAS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, June 11, 2006 1:31 PM Subject: [PALANCAS] PA Lancaster Co -East Donegal Twp - Musser Graveyard > Does anyone have a listing or any idea of who is buried at the Musser Rd > Graveyard, which is located in East Donegal Twp, west of the junction of > Musser Rd and Flory Rd, just north of Trout Run Rd? > > I tried to find the cemetery location yesterday but did not have any luck. > Any comments welcome!!! > Thanks Murray > > > ==== PALANCAS Mailing List ==== > No political statements to this list. > No religious statements. >

Does anyone have a listing or any idea of who is buried at the Musser Rd Graveyard, which is located in East Donegal Twp, west of the junction of Musser Rd and Flory Rd, just north of Trout Run Rd? I tried to find the cemetery location yesterday but did not have any luck. Any comments welcome!!! Thanks Murray

Perhaps someone knows how to direct us to a cemetery location. A Lancaster County cemetery book states it is East Donegal Township: "Former site of Graveyard West of Musser Road Shown on 1864 map, but not visible in April 1982" We would still like to see the area even if there is not a visible cemetery. Does anyone know anything about the cemetery? Directions? What families were buried there? Is it in a field or near a road? Thank you and appreciate any comments The Stauffer's

Here is what is gleaned from "My American Ancestors and their Descendants" 1949 by Edward Bowman Espenshade. John Rudolph Bundeli was b 1-20-1684 in Berne, Switz. The name of Bundely or Bundeli was not found in Switz. by the committee appointed by the L.C.H.S. The name Bunkeli, however, has been found in Switz. and it is believed that this is one of the original forms of Bundeli and that the name has become Binkley in Lanc. Co. Pa. From correspondence mentioned in pamphlet 4, V. 39, LCHS, Johan Rudolph Bondeli and a brother David is known to have been in Germantown as early as 1704. He disposed of his land in the Pequea colony quite early and sometime later, returned to Switz. where he married and had issue. These Bundeli brothers were probably in better circumstances than others of the group; they were gunmakers by trade. Yvonne

I have struggled for hours today trying to separate Johannes BINKLEYs, to see if I could pin down an 1717/1719 immigrant and separate him from the 1736 immigrant of that name. What I have come up with is the idea that people have been mixing up John BINKLEY and John BUNDELY. I confess that for several years I too have been thinking that BUNDELY was a mistranscription from old handwriting, and that any BUNDELY was probably really a BINKLEY, in the Pequea area, especially when mentioned as a neighbor of Felix LANDIS. I'm pulling away from that idea, and here's what I dug out of the sources I have on hand: Confusion as to the immigrant Johannes BINKLEY, whether arrived 1717 or 1736: • The early dates 1717, 1719, 1721 may truly refer to the family recorded as BUNDELY rather than BINKLEY -- the first being Johann Rudolph BUNDELY (Rudolph also being a name not common in the BINKLEY family but common in early Mennonite records). The question is whether BUNDELY is only a misreading of early handwriting. • The 1908 Genealogical Record of Rev. Hans Herr... mentions John R. BUNDELY on p. ix as being with Hans HERR in 1709 in buying 10,000 acres of land on the south side of Pequea Creek, warranted 10 Oct 1710, surveyed 23 Oct 1710. • H. Frank Eshleman also mentions BUNDELY eight times in his Historic Background...Pioneer Settlers...; p. 87 he mentions Hans WEBER having bought the Rudolph BUNDELY tract containing 30 acres in the NE section of the original 6,400 ac. Then, p. 149 says the [Jacob] Taylor [surveyer’s] Papers in the Hist Society at Phila. dated October 16, 1710 show a warrant 8 Oct 1710 to survey and lay out to Rodolph BUNDELY and company ten thousand acres ... twenty miles easterly from Conestoga and near the head of Pequea Creek. • Rupp on p. 85 says John Rudolph BUNDELY got 500 ac adjoining the 10,000 to be laid out to the Palatine Company. • Eshleman p. 152 says King Frederick of Prussia had a “Berne Ambassador” named Von BUNDELI. On p. 193 he says the settlers living in the Pequea Valey in 1712 included Johan Rudolph BUNDELI. On p. 209 he says that in 1715 the commissioners of PA decided to give Harmon RICHMAN of Hamburg Germany a part of the land that was first laid out to John BUNDELI in Strasburg Tp. • J. I. Mombert (1869, edited and expanded by the Iscrupes) names John Rudolph BUNDELY as a pioneer in the Swiss company set up for emigration to America that came to "Conestogo" in 1709, selected a tract of 10,000 acres on the north side of Pequea creek and got a warrant dated 10 Oct 1710, surveyed 23 Oct 1710 and subdivided by the Surveyor General 27 Apr 1711. • Lanc. Co. PA Land Records 1729-1750 and Land Warrants 1710-1742 for 16 Oct 1710 shows Reudolph [sic] BUNDELI as warrant #572 for 1,700 ac near the head of Pequea Creek and John Rudolph BUNDELI as #573 warranting 500 ac with no location given. • Tax records 1718-1726 for areas that ended up in Lanc Co show both John and Joseph BUNDELEY /BUNDELOW /BUNDILE /BUNDLEY paying on *nonresident* land “upon the river Pequea” in 1710, 1718, 1719, 1721. John BUNDILE had 500 acres. In 1750 no one of that name apparently paid taxes in Lanc. Co. The key here is that they were NOT residing on the land -- could have been back in Switzerland by that time, but temporarily holding on to the land, maybe renting it to Mennonites who had actually emigrated. • Presumably there really were BUNDELYs, who appear early as Rudolph and later as Johannes (a son?) and Joseph (a son?) and perhaps people researching Johannes BINKLEY have confused the two names, leading them to conclude that there was a Mennonite Johannes BINKLEY who immigrated in 1717 or 1719. So,does anyone have reliable sources that would contradict this and firmly establish that a John BINKLEY came before 1736? Jan

Shelley, That would be my line, I have Zacharias and Bruner along with the main line of KAUFFMAN. I'd be interested in any and everything it has to offer. Thanx a Million, Gene Hutson Norfolk, Nebraska Genealogy; "a stirring of the memories" ----- Original Message ----- From: "Shelley Cardiel" <cardiels@comcast.net> To: <PALANCAS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, June 08, 2006 9:15 AM Subject: [PALANCAS] KAUFFMAN Family Scrapbook > I've "rescued" an old scrapbook which originally belonged to the KAUFFMAN > Family of Columbia, Pennsylvania. The scrap book contains the following > items: > > > > KAUFFMAN Family SCRAPS > > > > Obits: > > * Dr. Daniel Ireland BRUNER, Nov 30th in his 82nd year, funeral at > St. Paul's Church in Columbia, PA on Dec 3rd > > * Andrew J. KAUFFMAN, died 19 May 1899 at age 59 (copies from > various > papers included) > > * Christian S. KAUFFMAN > > * Kate ZACHARIAS wife of Samuel ZACHARIAS of Philadelphia > > > > Telegraphs: > > * To Samuel WRIGHT from A. J. KAUFFMAN - "Reginald has diphtheria, > the doctor discovered the deposit this morning" dated 27 May 1881 > > * To Reginald W. KAUFFMAN from A. F. B. KAUFFMAN dated 6 Apr 1899 - > "Papa comfortable have combination car cot blankets ready tomorrow eleven > thirty five advise Uncle Joe" > > * To Reginald W. KAUFFMAN from Herman L. COLLINS dated 20 May > 1899 - > "Very great sympathy in your sorrow. Your sketch of father greatly > appreciated. Etchers spoiled picture which was very good." > > * To R. W. KAUFFMAN from The North American dated 19 May 1899 - > "Can > you mail up promptly a photograph of your father" > > > > Drawings: > > * The Franklin Inn Club, 1218 Chancellor St. Philadelphia "Loomis" > and "Pidge and Stokes" > > > > Clippings: > > * "Sut Lovengood's Lizzards" by Sut LOVENGOOD of Tenn (in an > envelope > with Sut's name on the front) > > * "Version of Old Burns' Bull Ride" by Sut LOVENGOOD > > * "At Sicily Burn's Wedding" by Sut LOVENGOOD dated 16 June 1858 > > * From the Philadelphia press dated 2 Sept 1900 "Destruction > Wrought > by Columbia's Firebugs" referencing comments by C. C. KAUFFMAN who is an > ex-senator and insurance agent > > * "May Never Solve Bechtel Mystery" dated 2 Feb 1904 > > * "Three States pay homage to the Bell" > > * "Merchants visit city and seaside" > > * "Veterans Dodge Rain" > > * "Buried by Cave-in" Patrick MULDOON escapes death > > * "Fell Down the Subway" George ODELL seriously hurt > > * "Bicyclist's Peculiar Accident" Cornelius MCDONALD removed to > hospital > > * "Henry CLAY's seat to be Contested" > > * From Reginald Wright KAUFFMAN to The Trenton Times congratulation > on their anniversary > > * Notice of Sale for law library belonging to Andrew J. KAUFFMAN in > Columbia, PA > > * From the Columbia Daily Spy "Down to Death on a Trolley Car" > dated > 10 Aug 1896 > > * Article written by A. J. KAUFFMAN "Republican County Committee" > dated 31 Oct 1881 > > * "Andy Boy Afraid of a Wolfe" dated 4 Oct 1881 about Andrew J. > KAUFFMAN > > * "Against Advertising Wolfe" dated 10 Oct 1881 about Andrew J. > KAUFFMAN > > * Editorial dated 10 Oct 1881 regarding Andrew J. KAUFFMAN > > * "The United States Senatorship" written by Andrew J. KAUFFMAN > > * "Farewell Banquet to S. S. CLAIR, Esq" including letter written > by > Andrew J. KAUFFMAN from The Columbia Herald dated 3 Mar 1880 > > * "William F. LOCKARD" from Examiner & Express dated 3 Oct 1881 > including reference to a speech made by Andrew J. KAUFFMAN > > * "Columbia Society Notes" announcing appointment of Andrew J. > MUSSER > as President of Central National Bank upon death of Andrew J. KAUFFMAN > > * "Tribute by the Bar" death of Andrew J. KAUFFMAN dated 23 May > 1899 > > * "The Star of the Evening" from the Columbia Independent dated 25 > Jun 1901 including reference to eulogizing his former friend Andrew J. > KAUFFMAN > > * "Imposing Ceremonies" from The Columbia Daily Spy regarding > Dedication of New Lodge, dated 15 June 1901 > > > > Pictures: > > * Mr. KAUFFMAN > > * Andrew J. KAUFFMAN by F. Gutekunst of Philadelphia > > * Key of Bastile sketched by Reginald KAUFFMAN at Mount Vernon on > 19 > May 1883 > > > > Letters: > > * From Anna F. B. KAUFFMAN addressed to "My Dear Son" dated 1 May > 1906 > > * Unsigned letter addressed to "Dearest" dated 11 Aug 1889 from > Columbia > > * From "Mother" addressed to "My Dear Boy" dated 7 Sept 1908 from > Columbia > > * From "Mommie" addressed to "My Dear Children" dated 7 Mar 1911 > from > Columbia > > * From "Mommie" addressed to "My Dear Children" dated 4 May 1911 > from > Columbia > > * From "Mother" addressed to "My Dear Children" dated 7 Apr 1911 > from > Columbia > > * From "Your Mommie, Anne F. B. KAUFFMAN" addressed to "My Dear > Children" dated 29 June 1911 from Fitzwilliam > > * Not addressed or dated but signed "Your Husband" > > * From "Your Mommie" addressed to "My dear Ruth & Reginald" from > Fitzwilliam on 25th September > > * From "Mommie" addressed to "My Dear Ruth" from Philadelphia on > 7th > April > > * In envelope addressed to Samuel WRIGHT Esq., Columbia, Lancaster > Co., PA, postmarked Philadelphia, PA 14 Nov 1888, addressed inside "Dear > Uncle" and signed "Your nephew by Marriage, Reginald Wright KAUFFMAN" > > * From J. H. ZEAMER at The Central National Bank addressed to Mrs. > Anna F. B. KAUFFMAN of Columbia, PA with sympathy dated 24 May 1899 > > * From Henry YOUNG the Night Editor for the North American in > Philadelphia returning a photograph to R. W. KAUFFMAN on 21 May 1899 > > > > Typed pages: > > * "Chance Toils for our Destruction." > > * Addressed to Mr. KAUFFMAN and signed W.W. KEEN regarding Franklin > Inn Club invitation > > * Page from "Prominent Pennsylvanians" American Biographical Co. > 1890 > regarding Andrew John KAUFFMAN > > * "Resolutions of Respect on the Death of Andrew J. KAUFFMAN Esq., > Adopted by Columbia Borough Council" dated 22 May 1899 and signed by > Houston > MIFFLIN > > > > Handwritten pages: > > * "A toast to Aunty & Uncle" by R. K. > > * "To Aunty & Uncle on their silver wedding" by RK dated 14 Mar > 1889 > > * "Andy" > > * Sympathy letter sent by the Board of Directors of the Central > National Bank upon the death of Andrew J. KAUFFMAN on 19 May 1899 > > * Card from Louis DECORMIS at St. Paul's Church honoring Andrew J. > KAUFFMAN and his good works upon the occasion of his death > > > > Funeral Card: > > * "Ode C.M." > > > > Based on limited research I believe that the scrapbook belonged to the > family of Andrew John KAUFFMAN b. 12 Nov 1840 in Washingtonboro, PA to > parents Andrew Isaac KAUFFMAN and Catharine SHUMAN. He married Anna > Fausset > BRUNER on 6 June 1866 and died 19 May 1899. The couple's son Reginald > Wright KAUFFMAN b. 8 Sept 1877 in PA married three times, his wives were > Ruth HAMMITT; Ellen Catharine DILLER in 1897 in Columbia, PA; and Mary > Marshall PULLEN in 1910 in Lancaster Co., PA. Reginald died in 1936. > > > > In 1870 the family was living in District 229 of Lancaster County, PA with > census records providing the following information: > > > > Edward BRUNER, age 80, born PA > > Samuel WRIGHT, age 41, a Civil Engineer, born PA > > Ellen M. B. WRIGHT, age 35, born PA > > A. J. KAUFFMAN, age 29, a Lawyer, born PA > > Anna F. KAUFFMAN, age 26, born PA > > Bruner KAUFFMAN, age 2, born PA > > Mary FULLY, age 18, a Domestic Servant, born PA > > Rebecca MILLER, age 11, a Domestic Servant, born PA > > > > In 1880 the family was living in Columbia, PA with census records > providing > the following information: > > > > A. J. KAUFFMAN, age 39, born PA, a Lawyer, parents born PA > > Anna F. KAUFFMAN, wife, age 36, born PA, Keeping House, parents born PA > > Bruner KAUFFMAN, son, age 12, born PA, at Home > > Elizabeth D. KAUFFMAN, dau, age 8, born PA, at Home > > Reginald KAUFFMAN, son, age 2, born PA, at Home > > Elizabeth M. H., other, age 20, born Germany, a Servant, parents born > Germany > > Catherine BANGERT, other, age 15, born Germany, a Servant, parents born > Germany > > > > In 1900 I find the Anna F. KAUFFMAN Family living in Columbia, PA with > records providing the following information: > > > > Anna F. KAUFFMAN, age 54, born Oct 1845, widow 28 years married, 3 > children/3 living, born PA, parents born PA > > Elizabeth KAUFFMAN, dau, age 24, born Dec 1875, born PA > > Samuel WRIGHT, brother-in-law, age 71, born Dec 1828, born PA, parents > born > PA, a Surveyor > > > > And in 1900 the Bruner KAUFFMAN Family living in Hartford, CT with records > providing the following information: > > > > William H. TOBEY, age 51, born May 1849, married 14 years, born NY, > parents > born NY/England, a Feed Merchant > > Mary Y. TOBEY, wife, age 40, born Sept 1859, married 14 years, 1 child/1 > living, born NY, parents born NY > > Daisy F. TOBEY, dau, age 11, born Nov 1888, born NY, at School > > Bruner KAUFFMAN, son-in-law, age 32, newly married, born May 1868, born > PA, > parents born PA, a Feed Merchant > > Caroline T. KAUFFMAN, dau, age 25, newly married, no children, born NY, > parents born NY > > James W. S. TOBEY, son, age 23, born Aug 1876, born NY, parents born NY, a > Traveling Salesman > > Horace DEDRCIK, boarder, age 30, born Apr 1870, born NY, parents born NY, > a > Teamster > > Frank B. LORD, boarder, age 39, born Feb 1861, born CT, parents born CT, a > Machinist > > > > And in 1900 the Reginald KAUFFMAN Family was living in Philadelphia, PA > likely in a boarding house of some sort with census records providing the > following information: > > > > Ellen C. D. KAUFFMAN, lodger, age 23, born Sept 1876, married 3 years, 1 > child/1 living, born PA, parents born PA > > Reginald KAUFFMAN, lodger, age 22, born Sept 1877, married 3 years, born > PA, > parents born PA, an Editor > > > > By 1910 Annie F. B. KAUFFMAN was recorded living in Columbia, PA with the > following census information provided: > > > > Samuel WRIGHT, age 81, married 45 years, born PA, parents born PA > > Ellen W. B. WRIGHT, wife, age 76, married 45 years, no children, born PA, > parents born PA > > Annie F. B. KAUFFMAN, sister-in-law, age 66, widow, 3 children/3 living, > born PA, parents born PA > > Reginald R. KAUFFMAN, nephew, age 34, newly married 3rd time, born PA, > parents born PA, a Writer > > Ruth H. KAUFFMAN, niece, age 25, newly married 1st time, born NY, parents > born NJ/CT, a Writer > > Annet ULOTH, servant, age 25, married 8 years, 1 child/1 living, born MA, > parents born MA, a private family servant > > Arther ULOTH, boarder, age 8, born MA, parents born MA > > > > In 1920 I was able to locate Bruner KAUFFMAN in Brooklyn, NY with census > records providing the following information; > > > > Bruner KAUFFMAN, age 54, born PA, parents born PA, a Publishing House > Editor > > Caroline KAUFFMAN, wife, age 44, born NY, parents born NY, > > > > In 1920 Annie B. KAUFFMAN was recorded living in Columbia, PA as follows: > > > > Annie B. KAUFFMAN, age 77, widow, born PA, parents born PA > > Reginald W. KAUFFMAN, son, age 42, born PA, parents born PA, an Author > > Ruth W. KAUFFMAN, dau-in-law, age 30, born NY, parents born NY > > Annette ULOTH, servant, age 38, widow, born MA, parents born England, a > Private Family Servant > > Arthur ULOTH, servant's son, age 17, born MA, parents born England/MA > > > > I know that Reginald Wright KAUFFMAN was a writer having written many > books > including "The House of Bondage" and written with his wife "The Latter Day > Saints" > > > > I'm hoping to locate someone from this family so that this wonderful old > scrapbook can be returned to its rightful place with family. If you are a > member of this family, or know someone who might be, please contact me. > > > > Thanks, > > Shelley > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== PALANCAS Mailing List ==== > This is your list use and enjoy for genealogy. > >

I think Kurpflaz should be Kurpfalz. It is a place in Heidelberg, Deutschland. See http://www.kurpfalz-tourist.de/ Don't forget to enlarge the pictures at the top of the page. The castle is wunderbar. Richard Emlin Reed Wesley Chapel, FL ----- Original Message ----- From: "Connie" <R.leaman@comcast.net> To: <PALANCAS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, June 08, 2006 4:33 PM Subject: [PALANCAS] Some Mennonite signers of > King George's 1728 Loyalty Oath, a facsimile of the original signatures. > > I found at BYU Family History Archive, http://www.lib.byu.edu/fhc/, > surname Bachman. (Bachman is not a name I'm researching, but Leaman always > is.) Hard to read. > > "Apart from the world: an account of the origins & destinies of various > Swiss Mennonites who fled from their homelands in remote parts of the > Cantons Zurich, Aargau and Bern as well as Alsace, the Kurpflaz" (sic) > > Page 97 > > There may be more, I just haven't looked at enough. > > Connie > > > ==== PALANCAS Mailing List ==== > No political statements to this list. > No religious statements.

King George's 1728 Loyalty Oath, a facsimile of the original signatures. I found at BYU Family History Archive, http://www.lib.byu.edu/fhc/, surname Bachman. (Bachman is not a name I'm researching, but Leaman always is.) Hard to read. "Apart from the world: an account of the origins & destinies of various Swiss Mennonites who fled from their homelands in remote parts of the Cantons Zurich, Aargau and Bern as well as Alsace, the Kurpflaz" (sic) Page 97 There may be more, I just haven't looked at enough. Connie