At 12:19 AM 04/02/1999 -0800, you wrote: >From: ltmiller@mail.ptd.net (Linnea Miller) >To: PALEBANO-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [PALEBANO-L] {not a subscriber} WEGLEY - WEGERLIN >Please reply to sender: Bdanderson@aol.com >>Subject: {not a subscriber} WEGLEY - WEGERLIN >> >>Adam Wegerlin died in 1798 >>His son, Samuel Wegley died in 1818. >> >>Their last place of residence was Heidelberg Twp. >> >>Where would I look to find their burial place? They were Lutherans. From; An Annotated Field Guide to Berks County Cemeteries; compiled by, Kiebach, Brossman & Meiser IX; edited by Laurel Miller ; 1986 Heidelberg Township St. Daniel's Lutheran, (1750), Location;Intersection of North Church St. (Bernville Rd.) and ST. Daniel's Rd, .7 mi. north of Rt. 422, Robesonia. Union, Location; West side of North Front St., .2 mi. N. of West High St., Womelsdorf; surrounded by iron fence. Zion Union, Location; East side of N. Front St., Womelsdorf, across from Union Cemetery. Wenrich, Not located; S. of Womelsdorf on old Wenrich homestead. Stones supposedly removed & buried. No further information. Also contact the Tulpehocken Settlement Historical Society, P.O. Box 53, 116 N. Front St., Womelsdorf, PA 19567 Good Luck!

I am searching for the ancestors of Rheuvalen Adam Leiss (1858-1931), born in Bethel Township in Lebanon County, and his wife Hannah Mathilda Behney (1861-?).

Thanks for that info. I used the book at the NGS Library; as Linnea said, the book is at Higginson for $56.00. I wonder how well they handle the fold out trees on the reproduction. FWIW, Martin is said to be buried at Bindnagles Church Cemetery. That's where George was baptised, but the other children were apparently baptised elsewhere. Possibly at the Quitopahilla Hill (Lutheran) Church, where Elizabeth and Martin were married on 1 Oct 1771. (Marriage info confirmed on the LDS on-line IGI - my second hit!) Charlie Ekim44@aol.com wrote: > > Elizabeth Huber is daughter of Andreas HUBER, my ggggg-grandfather. > Andreas's will identifies his daughter Elizabeth, wife of Martin Long. I > haven't been able to find much on the Long (Lang) line. Where might I find a > copy of the "History of the Long Family of Pennsylvania"? The HUBERs were in > the Lebanon area for some time. I was able to get some information on the > family in the Lebanon Historical Society and records of the old Salem > Reformed Luthern Church taht were there. > > ==== PALEBANO Mailing List ==== > To contact the owner of the PALEBANO Mailing List, please contact: > ltmiller@mail.ptd.net

The Lebanon Co Historical Society also has a copy of "The Long Family of PA". Just ask the volunteer to help you if you can't find it. I *think* I saw it last year on Higgenson Books web page. -Linnea At 18:10 4/1/99, Ekim44@aol.com wrote: >Elizabeth Huber is daughter of Andreas HUBER, my ggggg-grandfather. >Andreas's will identifies his daughter Elizabeth, wife of Martin Long. I >haven't been able to find much on the Long (Lang) line. Where might I find a >copy of the "History of the Long Family of Pennsylvania"? The HUBERs were in >the Lebanon area for some time. I was able to get some information on the >family in the Lebanon Historical Society and records of the old Salem >Reformed Luthern Church taht were there. > > >==== PALEBANO Mailing List ==== >To contact the owner of the PALEBANO Mailing List, please contact: >ltmiller@mail.ptd.net

Hi! I am looking for information on my ancestor Anna Barbara Brechbill ca 1750 who married Johanes Mattias (Matthew) Strayer at Hill Church in Cleona in 1775. I'd love to hear from anyone researching this surname. I am also interested in finding out information and locations for Benedict Brechbill and Christian Brechbill. Does anyone have access to or know where I can find the records for the Hill Church Cemetery? Thanks for any help you can give me. Leigh Ann

Please reply to sender: Bdanderson@aol.com >Delivered-To: ltmiller@mail.ptd.net >Date: Thu, 1 Apr 1999 06:10:33 -0800 (PST) >X-From_: Bdanderson@aol.com Thu Apr 1 06:10:32 1999 >From: Bdanderson@aol.com >Old-Date: Thu, 1 Apr 1999 09:15:13 EST >To: PALEBANO-L@rootsweb.com >Mime-Version: 1.0 >X-Diagnostic: Not on the accept list >Subject: {not a subscriber} WEGLEY - WEGERLIN > >Adam Wegerlin died in 1798 >His son, Samuel Wegley died in 1818. > >Their last place of residence was Heidelberg Twp. > >Where would I look to find their burial place? They were Lutherans. > >Thanks, > >Barbara Wegley Anderson >Cincinnati >

Elizabeth Huber is daughter of Andreas HUBER, my ggggg-grandfather. Andreas's will identifies his daughter Elizabeth, wife of Martin Long. I haven't been able to find much on the Long (Lang) line. Where might I find a copy of the "History of the Long Family of Pennsylvania"? The HUBERs were in the Lebanon area for some time. I was able to get some information on the family in the Lebanon Historical Society and records of the old Salem Reformed Luthern Church taht were there.

I have finally connected my George Long as a son of Joh. Martin Lang. The page I copied from the "History of the Long Family of Pennsylvania" (Long Family Organization of Pennsylvania; 1930) has some info on most of Martin's children, but - as is always the case - only a name for George. Would like to hear from anyone connecting. Martin's children: 1 Joh. Martin Lang (1744 - 1833) & Elizabeth Huber (1751 - 1822) 2 Elizabeth Lang (1772 - ) 2 Eve Catharine Lang (1775 - ) & Jacob Goodman 2 Margaret Lang (1777 - ) & Francis Fox 2 Juliana Barbara Lang (1780 - ) 2 Christina Lang (1784 - ) & Frederick Ney 2 Jacob Lang (1791 - ) *2 George Lang (1794 - ) & Catharine /?/ The short - less than a page - on this family includes the statement: "Indications are that he [Martin] was a grandson of Christian Lang the Emigrant Ancestor in the forepart of this history, but his father's family has not been definitely determined." (Most of the info concerns a line of son Jacob, to wit: Martin Lang Jacob Lang Jacob Lang, Jr Samuel B. Long & Caroline Koontz Philip Sheridan Long & Amelia Spang) Thanks for any help, Charlie Parks Alexandria, VA

There are lots of Treons buried at the Altalaha church cemetery in Rehrersburg.It isn't all that far from Lebanon(Myerstown area). Bev

Hi All! The new LDS site is up and running. I haven't been able to get in yet to see just what it's like, though. <G> <http://32.96.111.13/default.asp> -Linnea

Sue Thanks so much for your help! Sandy

>In search of information on Harvey R. MOYER. > >Has anyone ever come across this name before? (I'm desperate) > >Thank you, >Chrissy > > >==== PALEBANO Mailing List ==== >Visit Rootsweb and support our sponsor: ><http://www.rootsweb.com> Chrissy I have the following. Dan Wenger +++++++++++++ name -- Harvey R. Moyer, 1860.1.6,, * father -- John Moyer, 1810.5.10 1867 mother -- Mary Royer, 1814.5.10 1883.8.6 paternal grandfather -- John Moyer, 1785~,, ^ paternal grandmother -- Elizabeth Shenk, 1785~,, ^ maternal grandfather -- John Royer, 1785.12.19 1868.7.18 maternal grandmother -- Elizabeth Royer, 1791.2.20 1876.8.15 sibling -- Leah Moyer, 1837.4.18 1913.9 Susan Moyer, 1840.3.17 1913.4.9,, * Elizabeth Moyer, 1843.5.9 1917.4.23,, 0 Abraham K. Moyer, 1846.3.23 1906.4.11 Israel Moyer, 1849.6.2,, * Samuel Moyer, 1851.5.5 1872,, 0 offspring -- information -- Daniel Lee Wenger Santa Cruz, CA DanielWenger@worldnet.att.net http://wengersundial.com http://wengersundial.com/wengerfamily

Sandy, sorry I am late with this. Here is what I can find. William Jacob Bordner (1849-1909) m. Emma L. Dundore (c1855-1900) children: Agnes K (Schaeffer), Thomas David, William J, Robert Peter, Harry S, Paul C, and Anne M (Reinert). William is son of Thomas (1824-1899) and Melinda Schneider (1830-19150. Thomas was farmer in Bethel Twp Berks Co, Inherited part of farm (160 acres) originally acquired by greatgrandfather, Jacob from the Proprietors in 1761. Thomas is son of Jacob (1793-1867) and Catharine Lerch (1793-1868). Jacob is son of Jacob (1754-1828) and Maria Brosz (1761-1839). Jacob was farmer in Bethel Twp. Jacob was son of Jacob (1720-1792) and Sarah Balt (c1730-c1800). Born in Tulpehocken Settlement, Berks Co, PA. Jacob (1720-1792) was born in one of the independent German states. Came to PA Colony with parents in 1732. In Colonial military service during King George's War (1746/7). First to change family name to Bordner. Son of Balthasar Bortner and Maria Elisabetha ____. Balathsar arrived in Philadelphia in 1732 on the ship Adventure from Germany via Rotterdam. Hope this helps with your "gift". Sue At 09:39 PM 3/23/99 EST, you wrote: > Sue > I can't help with Bordnersville, but am wondering if you have any >information on a William Bordner who married an Emma Dundore? They lived in >the Berks or Lebanon Co., area. I am working on this for a friend of mine. >They had children Harry b. ca 1890, Thomas, Anna, Agnes and Paul. This is all >I have on them can you help? > Thanks Sandy > > >==== PALEBANO Mailing List ==== >Thanks so much for joining the Lebanon County PA mailing list! > > >

Hi. Haven't ran accross that name yet. Sorry. Try posting on the TREON list on genforum. That has really helped us! http://genforum.familytreemaker.com/treon/ GOOD LUCK! Jeff and Bonnie Treon gatreon@ctc.net At 02:02 PM 3/30/99 -0500, you wrote: >Searching for information on the TREON family of Lebanon. I'm most interested >in information on Leah TREON. (I have no specifics on her at this time). Any >information at all would be so greatly appreciated. > >Thank you in advance, >Chrissy > > >==== PALEBANO Mailing List ==== >To contact the owner of the PALEBANO Mailing List, please contact: >ltmiller@mail.ptd.net > >

In search of information on Harvey R. MOYER. Has anyone ever come across this name before? (I'm desperate) Thank you, Chrissy

Searching for information on the TREON family of Lebanon. I'm most interested in information on Leah TREON. (I have no specifics on her at this time). Any information at all would be so greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance, Chrissy

I'm searching for any information on the RISE Family of Lebanon. I'm most interested in information on: William S. RISE and C.W. RISE. I don't have specifics at this time, so any and all information you can offer would be greatly appreciated. Thank you so much in advance, Chrissy

Thank you so much, Todd. You were right - it's a great site and I've already sent them a request. Eileen Todd Moyer wrote: > > Hi Eileen > > I'll be glad to share the Berks URL - This is a great site, you can get a > list of what you want (or even just get quick dates & such for marriages) > before you ever go to the courthouse for the records. I wish all the > counties had a setup like this. The address is: > > http://www.berksregofwills.com/search/ > >

Hi Eileen I'll be glad to share the Berks URL - This is a great site, you can get a list of what you want (or even just get quick dates & such for marriages) before you ever go to the courthouse for the records. I wish all the counties had a setup like this. The address is: http://www.berksregofwills.com/search/ Good Hunting! Todd Moyer Date: Mon, 29 Mar 1999 15:38:54 -0800 From: Eileen Davis <nanapaco@swbell.net> To: PALEBANO-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <37000F0E.252E@swbell.net> Subject: Re: [PALEBANO-L] Searching Lebanon County Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit So, Todd, could you share the URL for the Berks County courthouse with the rest of us? Todd Moyer wrote: > > > (Berks county courthouse has a great web site where you can search the indices for all > their records). Sure would appreciate it. Eileen

So, Todd, could you share the URL for the Berks County courthouse with the rest of us? Todd Moyer wrote: > > > (Berks county courthouse has a great web site where you can search the indices for all > their records). Sure would appreciate it. Eileen