Joan Wyatt wrote: > > Hello, > May I ask where you found this book... History & Genealogy of early > pioneer families of Lebanon Co.,PA by J.G.Frances. Wondering if I could > find something in it about my Fellenbaum family or not. I am getting no > where with them. Willing to try anything. Thanks, Joan Wyatt I have the book you mentioned. There are no Fellenbaums listed in the index. As for Mary Schaeffer, there is only Mary Light Schaeffer, b.Nov. 8, 1904. Sorry. Leroy Miller

>Delivered-To: ltmiller@mail.ptd.net >Date: Thu, 25 Feb 1999 17:23:00 -0800 (PST) >X-From_: jasrad@ComCAT.COM Thu Feb 25 17:22:58 1999 >Old-Date: Thu, 25 Feb 1999 20:19:04 -0500 >From: Vicky Edwards <jasrad@ComCAT.COM> >Reply-To: jasrad@ComCAT.COM >X-Accept-Language: en >MIME-Version: 1.0 >To: PALEBANO-L-request@rootsweb.com >Subject: KREISHER >X-Diagnostic: Already on the subscriber list >X-Diagnostic: 184 jasrad@comcat.com 32760 jasrad@ComCAT.COM > >Looking for KREISHER Lines >http://www.uftree.com/UFT/WebPages/vicky/KREISHER/index.htm >

Hi All There has been some discussion lately about the LIGHT family. I have a mystery LANDIS family in which one of the children married a LIGHT. Maybe one of the LIGHT researchers will recognize this family and enLIGHTen me (-: (sorry I couldn't pass it up) The following family was outlined in the will of Christian GARBER who died in 1813 in Dauphin Co., PA: Elizabeth GARBER b.c. 1750 in Derry Twp., Dauphin, PA m. ??? LANDIS d. before 1813 Children: 5.1. Felix LANDIS 5.2. John LANDIS 5.3. Henry LANDIS 5.4. Christian LANDIS 5.5. Mary LANDIS m. ALTER or BURKHOLDER 5.6. Elizabeth LANDIS m. WELTMEN 5.7. Ann LANDIS m. COFFMAN 5.8. Freony LANDIS m. BRAND ******* 5.9. Barbara LANDIS m. LIGHT (probably b.c. 1770 - 1775) 5.10. Catharine LANDIS m. WELTMEN Does this LIGHT marriage look familiar to anyone? Thanks for your help. Lin LinLB5@aol.com

Thank you for trying. Joan

>Hello, > May I ask where you found this book... History & Genealogy of early >pioneer families of Lebanon Co.,PA by J.G.Frances. Wondering if I could >find something in it about my Fellenbaum family or not. I am getting no >where with them. Willing to try anything. Thanks, Joan Wyatt I find no Fellenbaum in the index of the Francis book. You might try Closson Press to see if there are copies available. Dan Wenger Daniel Lee Wenger Santa Cruz, CA DanielWenger@worldnet.att.net http://wengersundial.com http://wengersundial.com/wengerfamily

Joan; OK will keep you in mind. Earl -----Original Message----- From: Joan Wyatt [SMTP:mewyatt@uakron.edu] Sent: Thursday, February 25, 1999 7:24 AM To: PALEBANO-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [PALEBANO-L] Peter Light Dont forget me if you find any Fellenbaum info. Thanks, Joan Wyatt ==== PALEBANO Mailing List ==== To contact the owner of the PALEBANO Mailing List, please contact: ltmiller@mail.ptd.net

Dont forget me if you find any Fellenbaum info. Thanks, Joan Wyatt

Hello, May I ask where you found this book... History & Genealogy of early pioneer families of Lebanon Co.,PA by J.G.Frances. Wondering if I could find something in it about my Fellenbaum family or not. I am getting no where with them. Willing to try anything. Thanks, Joan Wyatt

Hello to all, Does anyone have any information on Mary Schaeffer? I do know that Mary was born in PA according to the 1850 S. Lebanon Twp. census. Mary would of been born around 1814. I dont know who her parents were.Mary Schaeffer married a Henry Fellenbaum.Records at Mt. Lebanon Cem. Lebanon, PA show Mary died Aug.22,1862 age 47 yrs. 10 mo. This is all I have on her. Does she relate to you or someone you know? Please let me hear from you. Thanks, Joan Wyatt

from History & Genealogy of early pioneer families of Lebanon Co., PA by J.G. Francis page 647 section titled "Our Lights in the Civil War" " In the 11th Regt., P.V., organized Sep. 12, 1862, discharged Sep 24, 1862, were Co. A - Sam'l B. Light (likely Dr. Sam'l Bahl Light), Ezekial Light, Israel H. Light, Joseph Light, & in Co. B. was Peter H. Light" jeffrey staines wrote: > Looking for any info on Peter H. Light , possibly of Belleview area, > Lebanon County, PA. In particular the name of the regiment in which he > served in during the Civil War. > Any help in this matter will be greatly appreciated. > Jeff Staines > > ==== PALEBANO Mailing List ==== > Check out the Lebanon County PA Historical Society web page: > <http://www.leba.net/~history2/> -- _____________________________________________________________________________________ R360-L -- A mailing list for the discussion and sharing of information regarding the RADER surname and variations (e.g., Reader, Raeder, Roder, Roeder, Rotter) R360-L@rootsweb.com to post a message to all subscribers in any place and at any time. Additional information on these families can be found on the Rader Genealogy Home Page at http://www.rader.org. ______________________________________________________________________________________ Jim Rader, 2633 Gilbert Way - Rancho Cordova, CA 95670-3513 (916) 366-6833

Searched on Http://www.civilwardata.com and found two references to Peter H. Light. One enlisted on 10/22/62 as a private in COMPANY H. PA 3rd Heavy Artillery Pennsylvania Volunteers, was mustered out on 7/25/65 after the end of the War. \The other Peter H. Light enlisted on 9/12/62 as a Private into Company B. PA 11th Infantry and was mustered out on 9/25/62 in PA Volunteers. From the Dates it is unlikely that these are the same person. I think there was another Peter Light, and Peter H. Light from Illinois. I c an get you other information, such as outfit casualties, and Regiment Battle history if there is a way to identify which John H. Light is correct, or I get both. I have signed up for this service - I think $25 a year to research as much as you want. Earl earl@shay.net

Looking for any info on Peter H. Light , possibly of Belleview area, Lebanon County, PA. In particular the name of the regiment in which he served in during the Civil War. Any help in this matter will be greatly appreciated. Jeff Staines

Linnea, Thank you for the information. C. P. Steinmetz's father was Jacob Steinmetz b. July 29, 1799, Lancaster Co., PA d. June 7, 1851 South Annville Twp., Lebanon Co. s/o Charles "Carl" Steinmetz and Margaret Beaver. Married June 17, 1851 Warwick Twp., Lanc. Co. Catherine Gross b. 1806 d. May 8, 1887 d/o John Gross and Polly Wright. Children of Jacob and Catherine: Commodore Perry b. May 24, 1826 George Washington b. Aug. 11, 1827 Reuben b. February 21, 1829 Mary Ann b. July 3, 1830 Charles Henry b. March 30, 1833 Uriah Gross b. Nov. 9, 1834 Selinda b. March 25, 1836 John Gross b. May 28, 1837 Rebecca B. b. April 23, 1840 Martin Van Buren b. February 20, 1842 Jacob Lieber b. Aug. 22, 1845 Jenn Fasig ---------- > From: Linnea Miller <ltmiller@mail.ptd.net> > To: PALEBANO-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [PALEBANO-L] Re: Annville STEINMETZ > Date: Tuesday, March 02, 1999 12:32 AM > > Hi Jean, > > Just today I received a *very* little bit of Annville STEINMETZ information > from a fellow researcher. > > Maria ULRICH 1830-1913 (dau Daniel ULRICH 1805-1877 & Sarah MILLER d 1833) > married Commodore Perry STEINMETZ 1826-1894. > Children: > George Washington STEINMETZ 1861-1944 > m Catharine KETTERING 1871-1901 > Children: > Catharine Steinmetz 1901-1985 > m Harry Christian BOMBERGER 1901-1978 > Adam STEINMETZ > ROBERT STEINMETZ > John STEINMETZ > Mary STEINMETZ > -------------- > Daniel ULRICH is son of Adam ULRICH (1772-1847) & Anna Maria LOMILLER; son > of Christopher ULRICH (1746-1790) & Juliana UMBERGER; son of Hans Adam > ULRICH (1717-1781) & Juliana SEGER; son of Hans George ULRICH (1680-1731) & > Anna Catharina NAGEL; son of Hans Martin ULRICH (1648-1694) & Maria > Catharina ?. > > C.P. STEINMETZ was a multiple-farm owner around Annville in the mid/late > 1800's. His home was passed through his wife's family and its foundation is > one of the oldest in the area, dating to about 1750. The family was rather > well-to-do! The homestead still remains in the family (ROHLAND), as does > another of his farms in South Annville twp (BERGER). > > Don't know who C.P.'s folks were - could you possibly help with this? > > -Linnea > > At 19:49 2/22/99, Jennifer Fasig wrote: > >Does anyone have any information on the Steinmetz's of Lebanon, Lacaster > >Co. They resided in Shaefferstown, Myerstown, Richland, Annville, and > >Lancaster. Any information on this line? > > > >Thank You, > >Jenn Fasig > > > >---------- > > > > ==== PALEBANO Mailing List ==== > Visit Rootsweb and support our sponsor: > <http://www.rootsweb.com> >

Does anyone have any information on the Steinmetz's of Lebanon, Lacaster Co. They resided in Shaefferstown, Myerstown, Richland, Annville, and Lancaster. Any information on this line? Thank You, Jenn Fasig ---------- > From: m thompson <fitnesspro@juno.com> > To: PALEBANO-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [PALEBANO-L] seeking Trinity Tulp Reformed Ch Records > Date: Monday, March 01, 1999 7:08 PM > > Hi all-- > I am seeking info from the records of > Trinity Tulpehocken Reformed Church in Lebanon Co > I am seeking birth/baptism of: > William/Wilhelm FRANTZ > and Mary Catherine STEINER > > I am also seeking their children: > William & Margaret FRANTZ > and Peter & Maria/Mary Catherine BATDORF > > Thanks, 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] >

Hi all, Does anyone know if the "Cornwall Cemetery" has been transcribed yet? I haven't been able to find out much about this cemetery. Any help appreciated. Denise Fort Hood, TX

Looking for information on the Steinmetz family. They were from Lancaster, Lebanon Co. originally, but some moved. jaz@ihs2000.com

Hi, I am looking for any information on an Isabella FETTER born 1858 in Schaefferstown, Lebanon County. She died in 1875 and I am interested in finding out what was the cause of death. I've been told that she died unwed in childbirth and that her baby died as well. But I don't think that is the truth because according to the 1880 Census Records of Lebanon County there is a Levi ECKERT age 4 (adopted) born 1875 living with Isabella's parents. It sounds to me like she was married and her baby did survive. If anyone has any information that can help me find the truth I woul appreciate it. You can email me at LKaz@aol.com Thank You, Lisa

Searching for parentage of Christina/Christiana MILLER, b. 11 Aug 1765 Schaefferstown, m. Johannes LOUSER of Heidelberg Twp on 17 Jun 1787. Any help or leads appreciated. Harry Werner Denver Colorado HCWERNER@aol.com

Hi: I am a long-time searcher but a newbie to the Lebanon list. My interest is in unravelling two family lines, each headed by a Michael Krebs. Michael #1 was b. in Germany 17 Aug 1747 and married Catherine Schnee. I have a long line of children and others, spread across Pennsylvania. The first child, William, was bap, in the First Reformed Lutheran Church of Lebanon in Apr 1771. Michael #2 appears to have been b. 27 Aug 1749 and d. 2 Nov 1803 in Lebanon. The dates seem be similar but the difference is that this Micahel was married to Anne Margaretha Fortney/Fordney. The scond child wa Barbara, baptized 26 Feb 1776 in Tabor Church. Most of the later children have records in Tabor Church. The problem is that some of the Michael #1 children have similar names and birth dates. I would be interested in any help that you can give from relationships in other families you search. I would like to track the families as they expanded and moved about. I am happy to share a descendant chart of the information on the two families to give you a handle on later generations. You may wish to reply to me direct. TIA Dick Creps

Rich, In An Economic History of Lebanon County, published by the Lebanon County Historical Society in 1950, Professor Frederick Miller wrote a chapter on the Cornwall Plantation and Iron Furnace. On page 94 he describes that the Furnace fell short of workers during the revolution and "on April 23, 1777, twenty-two prisoners arrived at Cornwall under the command of a "sergeant" and remained for about 85 weeks. Some men stayed longer than that. Apparently the names of the Hessians were recorded in the Cornwall Furnace Time Book 1776-1785 and I believe that may be inspected at the archives in Harrisburg. Larry Ehrhardt