On Tue, 20 Sep 2005 00:30:23 -0400, you wrote: Hi, I don't think I found anything that will help you Nadine Bell Dyer Gender: Female Age: 21 Country of Origin: Ireland Country of Destination: USA Ship Name: Brig Vernon Port of Departure: Londonderry Port of Arrival: Philadelphia Arrival Date: Sep 17, 1832 Nat'l Archives Series No.: 425 Microfilm Number: 47 List Number: 179 ************************* Bird Dyer Gender: Male Age: 18 Country of Origin: Ireland Family Number: 204167 Ship Name: Belisarius Port of Departure: Ballina, Ireland Port of Arrival: Philadelphia Arrival Date: Jul 3, 1827 Nat'l Archives Series No.: 425 Microfilm Number: 40 ******************************** Bridget Dyer Gender: Female Age: 21 Country of Origin: Ireland Country of Destination: USA Ship Name: Bark Fairfield Port of Departure: Hull Port of Arrival: Philadelphia Arrival Date: Jul 17, 1838 Nat'l Archives Series No.: 425 Microfilm Number: 53 List Number: 74 ********************** John Dyer Gender: Unknown Ship Name: Ship Medora Port of Departure: Jamaica Port of Arrival: Philadelphia Arrival Date: Dec 14, 1812 Nat'l Archives Series No.: 425 Microfilm Number: 19 List Number: 167 **************** John Dyer Gender: Male Age: 27 Country of Origin: Great Britain Country of Destination: USA Ship Name: Ship Europe Port of Departure: Liverpool Port of Arrival: Philadelphia Arrival Date: Aug 20, 1850 Nat'l Archives Series No.: 425 Microfilm Number: 71 List Number: 141 Micharl Dyer *Gender: Unknown Age: 26 Occupation: Farmers, Mechancis, Laborer Country of Origin: Great Britain and Ireland Country of Destination: USA Ship Name: Ship Dustin Port of Departure: Liverpool Port of Arrival: Philadelphia Arrival Date: May 20, 1842 Nat'l Archives Series No.: 425 Microfilm Number: 59 List Number: 65 *********************** Timothy Dyer Gender: Male Age: 23 Occupation: Merchant Country of Origin: USA Country of Destination: USA Ship Name: Schooner Baltimore Port of Departure: Cape Haytiene Port of Arrival: Philadelphia Arrival Date: May 12, 1845 Nat'l Archives Series No.: 425 Microfilm Number: 62 List Number: 49 ******************** William Dyer Gender: Male Age: 29 Occupation: Joiner Country of Origin: Ireland Country of Destination: Ohio Ship Name: Ship Hiberian Port of Departure: Liverpool Port of Arrival: Philadelphia Arrival Date: Aug 29, 1849 Nat'l Archives Series No.: 425 Microfilm Number: 69 List Number: 182 *********************** William Dyer *Gender: Male Age: 45 Country of Origin: Great Britain Country of Destination: USA Ship Name: Ship Europe Port of Departure: Liverpool Port of Arrival: Philadelphia Arrival Date: Aug 20, 1850 Nat'l Archives Series No.: 425 Microfilm Number: 71 List Number: 141 ************************ >I'd be glad to take you up on the research. I have worked backwards from >Johnstown, PA to Marietta trying to trace the Dyer surname which include >Samuel H., my greatgrandfather, and his dad, Nathan. I have a lot of info on >Samuel because he lived in Johnstown most of his life. My father was also >from there so there is significant data available. Nathan (1819-1904) died >in Johnstown but was born in Lancaster Co. He went to Mankato, Minn. around >1880 for a couple of years and then back to Johnstown with his second wife >Elizabeth Schutt (1824-1889) who is my gggrandmother). She was born in >Mountville, PA and died in the Johnstown flood. >Nathan's first wife, who I have reason to believe was Mary ?(1822-), I have >very little on but I do have her children by Nathan. They were Susannah C., >George H., Nathan, Virgiinia L., and Amanda (Amelia?). Two may have been >born in the Marietta area and all wound up in Johnstown with Nathan. I >presume she must have died sometime before 1860 as Elizabeth is in that >census with Nathan. The 1850 census has Mary and Nathan in Phiidelphia with >the three oldest. >I was recently sent info that may be Nathan's parents who were Gorg >(George?), Sr. and Elizabeth Zeller, married in 1808. They gave Nathan a >brother, Gorg, Jr. in 1821. None of this has been verified but too much >jives. I now have an 1820 census that puts them in Marietta. >I have no idea when the Dyer's came over form Ireland or England or which >generation it was yet. Due to the area they were located it may be assumed >they came in through Philidelphia because they may have had other relatives >in Lancaster. Thanks in advance. >Jan Dyer wabeno@adelphia.net >----- Original Message ----- >From: <nadineh@up-link.net> >To: <PALANCAS-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 4:03 AM >Subject: Lancaster Co. Lookups > > >> List, >> Will do lookups in my Lancaster co resources. >> Keep it real simple. >> Put your surname and lookup in subject >> I will sort them based on that subject line and it will >> be first come. >> >> Ex:WILSON LOOKUP. >> In the message >> Surname >> What you want me to search for >> date range >> I perfer one surname if you want it quick but not >> limited to that. >> Nadine >> >> ______________________________ > >