Hi everyone, just thought I'd touch base and tell everyone again, what my family names are that I'm researching. Bridgeman, Constable, Bishop, Martindale, Clark, Underhill I've received a lot of information from Donna Endicott and Milt Rhynard, but we could still use some help. I'd love a copy of anything anyone has on these people. Good luck to all. Kay Stager

Seeking researchers of the following surnames: AHN, CONRAD, DUNKEL, GLAMES, MERTZ, MERKEL, SCHAEFFER, SCHMIDT, REICHERT, VON RESLER

Is anyone currently researching these families?

Looking for information on Jeremiah and Sarah Speigel, born abt. 1835, and residing in Lehigh County 1878. Dalice

Looking for information on Charles and Susan BAIR, born abt. 1840, who resided in Lehigh County during 1878. Dalice

oops. 1880 should have been 1780 sorry Jeff Reimert, MCSE - Landata Systems, Inc. Technical Services Technical Analyst - Desktops / Laptops / Applications Ext. 8524 -----Original Message----- From: Jeff Reimert [mailto:JREIMERT@landata.com] Sent: Friday, May 22, 1998 3:30 PM To: PABERKS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Can anyone help me disprove this??? I have a Philip Heinrich REIMERT whom I think may be the Heinrich REINHARDT who arrived in Philadelphia on "The Patience" in 1750 Can anyone disprove this? Any suggestions what I should do next to verify my assumption? The earliest Church records mentioning Heinrich REIMERT (The records actually are transcribed as REIMER -- REIMERT does not show up until a record in 1880 at Lehigh Church, Lehigh County) that I have found so far are in 1765 in Oley Twp., Berks Co. Jeff Reimert, MCSE - Landata Systems, Inc. Technical Services Technical Analyst - Desktops / Laptops / Applications Ext. 8524

I have a Philip Heinrich REIMERT whom I think may be the Heinrich REINHARDT who arrived in Philadelphia on "The Patience" in 1750 Can anyone disprove this? Any suggestions what I should do next to verify my assumption? The earliest Church records mentioning Heinrich REIMERT (The records actually are transcribed as REIMER -- REIMERT does not show up until a record in 1880 at Lehigh Church, Lehigh County) that I have found so far are in 1765 in Oley Twp., Berks Co. Jeff Reimert, MCSE - Landata Systems, Inc. Technical Services Technical Analyst - Desktops / Laptops / Applications Ext. 8524

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I'm new to this list and looking for anyone who might be researching the ROSENSTEEL family. There are the only family in my files with Allegheny connections, as far as I know. I have a genealogy home page that deals with quite a few southwest PA families at http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Estates/9347 Thanks! Jan in GA

MACK and STRAIGHT

Correction: Thomas Davies' father was Oscar Strohl, not Leve. Levi was Oscar's grandfather. Doug Strohl wrote: > Looking for parents of Thomas Davies, b.January 20, 1885 Catasauqua. > Was adopted by Levi and Minnie Sue Strohl of Bethlehem, married Emma > Elise Lambert October 1, 1907. > > Doug Strohl

Looking for parents of Thomas Davies, b.January 20, 1885 Catasauqua. Was adopted by Levi and Minnie Sue Strohl of Bethlehem, married Emma Elise Lambert October 1, 1907. Doug Strohl

Looking for female Reinhard from Coopersburg who married John Dimmick May 19, 1877 in Bethlehem. She may have been Kate Reinhard, b.November 28, 1850., daughter of Elias Reinhard. Doug Strohl

Hello list. I am asking for help again. Last week I found a cousin on this list. We were both so excited. Now I am looking for the Lewis family of Salisbury Twp. I am fairly certain that they lived either in Wescoesville or near it. The father , my great-grandfather , was Jeremiah Lewis, born in 1836 in Floyd Twp Putnam Co. Indiana. He moved to Pa. and married a woman by the name of Ellen(last name unk) they had six children. His profession was that of a Blacksmith. Unknown if he had his own shop or worked for someone elso. Any help I can get will be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Anna in, getting warmer, AZ

Catharine CAMMER, daughter of John George married to Henry WOLFE, son of Peter 2/3/1745 at Jerusalem Reformed Church in Western Salisburg, Lehigh County, PA ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1820 census Lehigh County Frederick KAMRER living in Heidleberg Twp Henry KAMRER living in Upper Milford Twp Henry, John & another Henry KAMRER living in Salisburg Twp John, Conrad, George, Jacob & Jacob Jr KEMMERER households in Hamilton Twp. Peter, Nicholas & John KEMERER in Lower Nazerath Twp John KEMERAR in Lower Mt Bethel Kathy

I am interested in contacting a KIBLER researcher. I am interested in the branch of the family that moved to Luzerne County. Dalice

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Hello~ I am looking for information on my ancestor, Charles B. FLIEHR. I'd like to know which churches he was with, in which cities during his short term as an Evangelical minister. I'm very interested in his life as a minister. Since they moved around alot, it has been very difficult to pinpoint them after he became a minister. Any help would be greatly appreciated. This is all the information I have been able to find on him: Charles B. FLIEHR was born in Midweitz, Saxony, Germany about 1822. He came to the America, as a young man, about 1845, settling first in Millerstown (now Macungie), Lehigh County, PA. He worked there as a coverlet weaver with Carl Boettger, signing their coverlets "Manuf: by Fliehr & Boettger, Millerstown, Lehigh Co., PA." >From Lehigh County, he moved on to Weissport, Carbon County, PA where he wove coverlets & carpets. He gave up the occupation of weaver & became an Evangelical minister around 1863. He was successfully stationed at Bangor, Easton, Catasauqua, Allentown, Philadelphia, & in Brooklyn, NY & NYC. He died at Macungie, PA about 1885 & is buried at Emmaus, PA. He was married to Catharine HERMAN (abt 1820-1900). They were married by Rev. Francis Hoffman April 18, 1847. In the 1850 census, they were living in Lower Macungie, Lehigh Co., PA Charles was listed as 28 years old & Catharine was 30. They had 2 sons at the time of this census: Charles B. FLIEHR age 2 born in PA married Elizabeth ________ Soloman R. FLIEHR age 4 months born in PA married Messina _________ They later had the following children: Pauline FLIEHR married Henry SCHULER Aaron FLIEHR Harrietta FLIEHR married Mr. STEITZEL Daniel FLIEHR ( born 5/12/1858 in Franklin Twp, Carbon Co., PA) married Sallie ECKERT Daniel became a judge in Coopersburg, PA. Thank you very much, Kathy Stevens P.O. Box 7600 Tacoma, WA 98407-0600