There's a Quality Inn on Route 72 in Lebanon--it's the only hotel in town. There are also a few motels. The number for the Quality Inn is 273-6771. John Hower At 05:41 PM 03/26/1999 -0500, you wrote: >Ok everyone , I have a strange question. > > Where would you all recommend that a person stay in Lebanon >for a couple of nights? is there a holiday inn, comfort inn, >etc........... > Bret > obxcombs@pinn.net > > >

The Quality Inn is on Rt. 72. not Rt. 422. Shirley -----Original Message----- From: Dmt1951@aol.com <Dmt1951@aol.com> To: PALEBANO-L@rootsweb.com <PALEBANO-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, March 26, 1999 6:10 PM Subject: [PALEBANO-L] Re: Unidentified subject! >Bret, > >There is a Quality Inn in the center of town. I've stayed there once and will >actually be there again in early April. Not 4 star but not a dump either. It >cost about $85 a night. Address: 625 Quentin Road (which if I remember is >also Rt. 422). Phone: 717-273-6771. > >Have fun, Donna > > >==== PALEBANO Mailing List ==== >To contact the owner of the PALEBANO Mailing List, please contact: >ltmiller@mail.ptd.net > >

Ok everyone , I have a strange question. Where would you all recommend that a person stay in Lebanon for a couple of nights? is there a holiday inn, comfort inn, etc........... Bret obxcombs@pinn.net

The tax list that are lost, are they lost at the PA state archives and do exists at the county levels or are they lost all together?

lebanon, annville, palmyra, hershey are all in a straight shot from each other. to go from hershey to lebanon does not take all that long. there are various places to stay all along that stretch - probably covers many price ranges. during the summer months it can get hectic staying anywhere in the area because of the attraction to hershey - park, chocolate world, etc. and the close proximity to lancaster and the pa. dutch country. there are also several b&b's in the area. beverly walmer wyld

Bret, There is a Quality Inn in the center of town. I've stayed there once and will actually be there again in early April. Not 4 star but not a dump either. It cost about $85 a night. Address: 625 Quentin Road (which if I remember is also Rt. 422). Phone: 717-273-6771. Have fun, Donna

No, not a new law firm but my family lines from Lebanon county and surrounding Annville in particular. All the following born in Lebanon Co. Any help or suggestions on any of these folks would be most appreciative. Thank you. I. George FUHRMAN b. 1812 m. Elizabeth (Polly) German children: George b. 4/3/1838 baptized by Rev Jacob Light, Civil War Veteran: 32nd USCT (Union) Elias b. 1840 Henry b. 1842 Cyrus b. 1843 Elizabeth b. 1847 William b. 1848 Susan 12/1/1849 II. George 4/3/1838 baptized by Rev Jacob Light in the Salem United Brethern Church in Lebanon, Civil War Veteran: 32nd USCT (Union)Occupation: Stonemason m. Lydia BRICKER 12/18/1866 in Lebanon by the Rev. Kremmer of the Reform Church. In 1903 he remarried Kate Ann Kaufman a widow. Children: Malinda b. 1869 George b. 1871 John b. 1874 Amos b. 1876 Mary b. 1977 Harry James b. 5/15/1886 d. 3/23/1947 in Tulsa OK Laura b. 9/7/1887 d. 1968? She married a Yontz/Yantz and had at least one son: Cecil Frank b. 4/28/1894 d. 8/19/1963 in Palmyra, PA

GREAT!!! What exciting news!! Thanks for sharing this with us, Donna! Did they give you a date they will be available? -Linnea At 8:14 3/26/99, der@redrose.net wrote: >I recently asked about the Lebanon Twp. tax lists for 1785-1812, when it >was a part of Dauphin County. Before this, Lebanon Twp. is on the >Lancaster County microfilms. Well, I now know where they are - the *ONLY* >place where they are located is at the PA State Archives. I was allowed >to look at the originals, which is all they have just now, but they have >just finished microfilming them at the PSA and they will be available then >*ONLY* at the PSA. I do not know if they will allow the LDS Church to >microfilm them or not. That will need to be asked. I am not sure if they >were missed by the LDS Church when filmings were made, or what the deal is >there. But for those who asked me to let them know when I find out, I have >now found out. :-) > >Regards, >Donna Ristenbatt >~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Do you have any info on Mary L.Hissner,wife of George Albert? Hissner is one surname I am researching. Thanks, Joan

Searching for living family members of this family.Bev 1937 obit. Jacob D. Albert,67, Passes away In His Johnstown Home Local relatives and friends were advised of the death in Johnstown,Cambria County,last Friday ,of Jacob D.Albert,67, a native of this city (Lebanon),and the son of the late George A. and Mary L.(Hissner) Albert.Mr Albert died suddenly at his home,a victim of an asthmatic condition which he suffered for years.He was a tailor by trade,specializing in coat making,and for nearly forty years he conducted his own shop in the flood city. The flood of 1936 swept away all the family 's belongings tp ruin.Several years ago, Mr.Albert retired from business.He was a member of several fraternities,and attended the United Brethren Church. He leaves his widow, Mrs. Catherine (Baldwin) Albert,three daughters,Mary Lousia,living in Washington D.C.;Anna Grace and Alice Bell,living at home; a son George A. Albert,at home. A son by a former marriage-Leroy Edwin Albert,Lebanon,Pa - a local reporter also survives.(former wife- Hattie Baker-Albert-Wylie) Two sisters,Mrs.Katie Behe,and Mrs.Lillian Bridges of 306 and 308 N. Partridge street, Lebanon,Pa. source-Lebanon Daily News, 4-23-1937

Lynn, I have done research on the Berry Line and have some info on Amos Lear. I have his father as Jacob Lear and mother as Sarah M. Kreider. I believe this info either came from the 1880 census or from research on the Krieder line. At this time I can't put my finger on the exact reference, but it probably was one of those two. Try the Dauphlin county 1880 census. Additionally I have info from the 1900 and 1920 census athat stae they had 13 children, but I only have the names of 10. In 1900 the census says he was a provider of provisions and in 1920 he was a horse trader. I would be very interested in any other info that you have regarding this family, so that I would be able to develop that line of John A. Berry more completely. Also I am always looking for info on any of the Berry lines and sublines, especially interested in the Forney line at this particular time. Hope this info helps. Jolynn S. Kuhlman

Joan, Sorry, no Fellenbaum on the passenger list. I got it from the following website: ristenbatt.com/genealogy/shplst11.htm At 06:15 AM 3/24/99 -0500, you wrote: >Are there any Fellenbaum's on the passenger list that you have? Thanks, >Joan > > >==== PALEBANO Mailing List ==== >A great on-line resource; the Lebanon County PA GenWeb Page: ><http://www.chm.davidson.edu/PAGenWeb/> > > >

unsubscribe Robert Bensing wrote: > > John, > > I believe that the Lebanon County Historical Society at > http://www.leba.net/~history2/ has these records, but not on line. > > Bob Bensing > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: John Hower [mailto:jhower@leba.net] > > Sent: Sunday, March 14, 1999 10:19 AM > > To: PALEBANO-L@rootsweb.com > > Subject: [PALEBANO-L] request for Salem Lutheran info > > > > > > > > Hi all, > > > > I was sent the message copied below. Does anyone on the list have records > > from Salem, or know of a location for them? I supplied the writer with the > > information I have about Salem and gave her the address and phone number, > > if she wants to contact the church directly. > > > > Thanks, > > > > John Hower > > > > COPIED MESSAGE: > > In your research, have you come across the > > Salem Evangelical Lutheran Church. One of > > my ancestors, Samuel Ritter, was supposedly > > baptised in this church on September 2, 1791, > > and I would like to get copies of the church > > records. My records indicate that the SELC > > was in the city of Lebanon, Lebanon Co., in > > 1791. > > > > ==== PALEBANO Mailing List ==== > Visit Rootsweb and support our sponsor: > <http://www.rootsweb.com>

Seeking info on parentage of Magaretha RUDY Faber below: 1) Margaretha RUDY (17DEC1753-1825) + Johannes FABER (1750-1805) 2) Johannes 2) Barbara Faber RUDY 2) Margaret Faber RUDY 2) Philip 2) George 2) Catherine BRINNER 2) Elizabeth BUCHER RUDY=RUTESSE, RUTCHI, RUDI, etc Marc I am seeking parentage for these folks from PA: (Mary) Cath STEINER Batdorf (c1785-aft1830 Berks>Daup), Wm FRANTZ (c1750-1805 Daup), Saml PETERS (c1821-c1870 Daup), Jacob RUDY (c1760-? Lanc>Daup), MaryAnn SWARTZ Peters (b1820-1897 Jun't>Daup), Cath UNDERHOLD(Z) Wertz (1790-1864 N'land/Lanc), Sarah A CU ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Are there any Fellenbaum's on the passenger list that you have? Thanks, Joan

Jean, I have a family history entitled THE BORDNER AND BURTNER FAMILIES AND THEIR BORTNER ANCESTOS IN AMERICA by Howard W Bordner, 1967, Washington DC. It appears to be self-published. I found your Barbara who was the granddaughter of Jacob Bortner and Sarah Balt. Here is the e-mail for Donna Mohney - dmohney@westol.com - who is also a direct descendant of Jacob and Sarah! This book goes back as far as the immigrant, Balthaser Bortner, who arrived in Philadelphia in 1732 on the ship Adventure. I have the passenger list. Sue At 08:33 PM 3/23/98 -0500, you wrote: >Hi, I have Bordner/Bortner ancestors from Dauphin Co., PA: >(MARIA) BARBARA BORDNER B. 5-24-1807 DAUPHIN CO., PA >MARRIED JOHN VALENTINE HUFNAGLE MARRIED 9-17-1826 >SHE DIED 12/25/1881 GREENVILLE TWP., DARKE CO., OHIO > >I HAVE OTHER BORDNER RECORDS, BUT CANNOT ACCESS THE INFO RIGHT NOW. JUST >SAW YOUR NOTICE AND AM SENDING YOU WHAT I HAD AT HAND. IF WE CONNECT, WOULD >LOVE TO KNOW WHAT GENEALOGY YOU HAVE ON THE FAMILY. WILL CORRESPOND FURTHER >IF WE MIGHT LINK. >THANKS, JEAN > >-----Original Message----- >From: Sue Graves <suquilts@netw.com> >To: PALEBANO-L@rootsweb.com <PALEBANO-L@rootsweb.com> >Date: Monday, March 22, 1999 9:52 PM >Subject: [PALEBANO-L] Re > > >>I am interested in the history of the town/village of Bordnersville in >>Lebanon County. I am tracing my Bortner/Bordner ancestors' immigration to >>Pennsylvania from Germany. >> >> >>==== PALEBANO Mailing List ==== >>Found any good sites lately? We'd sure like to know about them! >> > > >

Hi, I am new to the list. I am looking for info about the Albright and Schook families in Northern Lebanon Co. The Albrights emigrated from Durrmenz, Wurttemberg, Germany. My GGG uncle, Johann Gottfried Albright, b. 4 Aug 1804, d. Mar 1882, immigrated to East Hanover Twp before 1847. My GG grandfather, Johann Martin Albright, b. 12 Dec 1821, d. 11 May 1904, immigrated to East Hanover Twp June 1847. I have extensive info about the Albrecht (Albright) family in Durrmenz, but am looking for information about other Albright family members in USA. I believe most of the early immigrants settled in the Berks/Lebanon/Dauphin area. Martin married Sarah Shook. Her father, Henry Shook, b. 12 Aug 1785. d. 13 Aug 1833, lived in East Hanover Twp. I would appreciate any info about the Shooks in this area. I'm also interested in the early history of Northern Lebanon Co., particularly East Hanover Twp. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Dennis Carroll Fairfax, VA

Write to the Lebanon Co. Hist. Soc., 942 Cumberland St., Lebanon, PA. They have volunteers who could look up this info. A small donation would be appreciated. Shirley -----Original Message----- From: Wbrkv@aol.com <Wbrkv@aol.com> To: PALEBANO-L@rootsweb.com <PALEBANO-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, March 23, 1999 6:20 AM Subject: [PALEBANO-L] lookups?? >Does anyone do lookups in the Lebanon County area? I am trying to find birth >info for my grandfather, John F. (Frederick?) BRUSS. He was born May 23, 1816 >in Lebanon County PA according to Darke County OH Families history. > >His father's name was also John, mother's name unknown. He was supposed to >have been baptised ina Luthern Church (name unknown.) > >If anyone can do any lookup I will be greatly appreciative. I have not been >able to find anything onthe internet, or in local records here in Dayton, OH >area. > >Thanks in advance, >Penny Weaver > > >==== PALEBANO Mailing List ==== >Found any good sites lately? We'd sure like to know about them! > >

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

Thanks to those of you who suggested I send for a death certificate - I have done that - I am waiting for it to arrive. I am not expecting the information to be there. I am looking for suggestions on how to spend my 2 days of searching. From: PALEBANO-L@rootsweb.com on 03/23/99 07:32 AM PST Please respond to louiseb@lancnews.infi.net To: PALEBANO-L@rootsweb.com cc: (bcc: Lynn M. Paules) Subject: [PALEBANO-L] Amos Lear Dear Lynn, Did you miss the obvious? Have you sent for his death certificate from Pennsylvania? Perhaps his parents are listed there. Alice Beard ==== PALEBANO Mailing List ==== To contact the owner of the PALEBANO Mailing List, please contact: ltmiller@mail.ptd.net