If there is someone on the list with a Index or census of Pittstn/Exeter area. I would appreciate lookup of my Parente Family Anthony, wife Caroline and children Tahnks, George

Hi Listers, I've written to St. Mary's on numerous occasions asking for information. In my last letter I actually had the exact date of the marriage and the priest who performed the ceremony. Still no answer. Has anyone else had this problem with this particular church? I was given the name of St. Joseph's RC Church as the church where my grandparents were married, and in no time I had a reply with a copy of the actual record from the church book. Dorothy, from St. Joseph's wrote a very nice note with the record of the marriage. Father Hutter from St. John's Byzantine Church has also been most helpful with my many questions, and in fact sent back a check that I enclosed with my letter. Each church has their own way of doing things, I'm sure, but it would be interesting to see what others have found to be the case with their inquiries. Thanks, Elly

Hello, Would someone happen to know the address of St. Michael's Greek Catholic Church in Freeland, Luzerne County, Pa. I am interested in writing there to see if I might be able to obtain records. Thanks, Missy Zuber Atco, NJ

Wilkes-Barre Evening Leader, Mon, Mar 10, 1890 MARRIAGES: In Tunkhannock, Mar 5, by Rev G C Lyman, CHARLES DEUBLER, of White Haven, and Miss MARY M MOORE, of Tunkhannock On the 5th of Feb in Shickshinny, by Rev W H Keith, FRANK L HUFF and AMANDA VAN HORN MARRIAGE LICENSES GRANTED: JOHN STEELE, Jackson ALICE MADDOCK, Larksville JOHN SNYDER, Wilkes-Barre HANNAH TUCK, Wilkes-Barre W ZIMMERMAN, Waterton ELLA WHITEBREAD, Waterton COURT OF COMMON PLEAS DIVORCE ACTIONS: CANTY vs. CANTY: rule to show why divorce should not be granted CAROLINE WASHBERN vs. H E WASHBERN: divorce decreed DEATHS: >From Plymouth: JAMES LEONARD, aged 26, who was so badly injured in No. 12 colliery last Wednesday, died at the City Hospital last Saturday night. He will be buried with requiem mass at St Vincent’s Church at 10 o’clock tomorrow. A wife and one child survive him. Supt. GEORGE SCOTT, of the Lehigh & Wilkes-Barre Coal Co, is sadly afflicted with the death of his son, WILL, which occurred yesterday morning about half past four. The young man had suffered several days from a puzzling complication of ailments, and the exact nature of the malady cannot be determined except by autopsy. Mr SCOTT is just recovering from a serious illness of pneumonia, and Mr SCOTT is further afflicted in the serious illness of his mother in Glen Carbon. The funeral of the deceased will be held at the residence at 42 Grove Street tomorrow morning at 7:30. At 9 o’ clock the remains will be taken to Shenandoah, where interment will be made. In White Haven Mar 3, MARY BARDELL, relict of the late JOSEPH MILLER, aged 63 years In White Haven Mar 2, SUSIE MAY, daughter of Mr and Mrs MILES BARNES, aged 2 years In White Haven Mar 4, WM HENRY, son of Mr and Mrs MILES BARNES, aged 28 years In White Haven, LIZZIE, wife of BENJAMIN COCHRAN In Philadelphia Mar 3, Mrs JOHN GINDER, of Penobscot In Hazleton Mar 7, of paralysis of the heart, Mrs MARY M, wife of FRANKLIN HARTMAN, aged 38 SOUTH WILKES-BARRE MINE FIRE: It is thought that the South Wilkes-Barre mine will be filled sometime tomorrow and the flames extinguished. The two Wilkes-Barre engines will be taken away and the water in the shaft is in the neighborhood of 400 feet high. BRIEFS: >From Plymouth: Miss GIVENS of Hazleton, sister of Sister AUGUSTINE, who teaches in the parochial schools here, is the guest of Miss MAGGIE GALLAGHER, of Centre Ave >From Plymouth: In consequence of the large number of empty houses in this borough, a great many of the landlords have reduced the rent 25 and 30 per cent. Those who still adhere to “war prices” are apt to become April Fools if they persist in maintaining rental usury. ELSEWHERE: Washington: The special train tendered by the Pennsylvania Railroad Co to the Madison Square Co and which left Jersey City at 7:29 o’clock this morning, reached here at 11:46, the fastest fun on record, four hours and seventeen minutes. Ed, Phoenix

Ed Langley posted another Wilkes-Barre excerpt that contained this: >From Plymouth: In consequence of the large number of empty houses in this borough, a great many of the landlords have reduced the rent 25 and 30 per cent. Those who still adhere to “war prices” are apt to become April Fools if they persist in maintaining rental usury. Since my family members were apparently largely in this area, I am wondering exactly what was meant. Does this refer to the Civil War, figuratively? Are prices high for rentals during a war? I would think they would be low! Less people, and all that. Is this a reflection of what we read the other day, about hard times in Plymouth? Was it not so bad in other areas of the coal-mining districts of Luzerne? Surely there is something here that is different -- and for some particular reason. Was there a particular colliery struggling here? If so, why? I hope some among us might have an answer, or at a bit of input. Thanks, Vince Summers

I have two pictures. One of Charles Albert Franke b. 1826 and one of his wife Julia Katherine Stienbuch Franke b. 01/20/1835. They are my husbands ggg grandparents. They came to America in 1855. and may have settled in Reading or Wilkes-Barre. The pictures are in frames with the name of STRUNK 730 Penn St., Reading, PA. On the back of these pictures is written; >From Grossherzog Thum S. Weiman Eise Nach Frankfort on Main. Can someone tell me what this means. Thank You Shirley

Trying to figure out why my husband's Italian great grandparents would move from Middletown, CT in 1882/1884 to Wilkes Barre. As far as we know, they had no other family in the US. Was there a large Italian community there at that time? From there they moved to Chicopee, MA. That's another question, how they ended up there. According to his daughter, he always wanted to live near "water". Is there a river that goes through Wilkes Barre? We know he was a seaman, so that would account for his love of water. Thank you, Joanne

Wilkes-Barre Evening Leader, Sat, Mar 8, 1890 MARRIAGES: In Wilkes-Barre Mar 6, by Rev L H Geshwind, ERNEST F BOETTGER, of Macungie, Pa, and Miss ANNIE L TRACH, of Wilkes-Barre In Shickshinny Feb 5 by Rev W H Keith, WILLIAM SHOEMAKER, and Miss JENNIS BUCKLEY, all of Shickshinny In Shickshinny Feb 5 by Rev W H Keith, FRANK L HUFF, and AMANDA VAN HORN MARRIAGE LICENSES GRANTED: W ZIMMERMAN, Waterton ELLA WHITEBREAD, Waterton W EDWARD SNYDER, Conyngham ROSE HANKEY, Mocanaqua RICHARD TURNER, Wilkes-Barre MERION MIALL, Wilkes-Barre BIRTH: Mar 5, to the wife of GRANT BEHEE, daughter DEATHS: Mrs DANIEL FRASER, of 47 Carey Avenue, a lady of many estimable qualities, died last evening of complications of diseases, aged 26 years. She was married only 2 years ago, and came to Wilkes-Barre from Monticello, NY. Funeral Monday 12 o’clock noon from the residence, 47 Carey Ave, Interment will be in Oswego NY At Brier Creek Mar 2 of heart disease, Mrs ANGELINE GARRETT, aged 69 years In Dorrance, Feb 23, BERTHA ELIZABETH, daughter of WILSON and MARY F MOYER, aged 10 years In Nescopeck Feb 19, ARTHUR BYRON, infant son of CHARLES F and AMANDA A VARNER, aged 10 months At Mount Pleasant Mar 7, ANTHONY, son of ANTHONY and ANNIE MCNELLY, aged 3 years At Stockton Mar 6, WALTER EVERT, son of Mr and Mrs RICHARD AIRY, aged 8 months At Humboldt Mar 7, HARRY, son of Mr and Mrs HARRY HILL, aged 1 year In Plymouth Mar 6, Mrs HOPKINS, aged 39, of heart affliction In Plymouth Mar 6, OLIVE GEORGE, aged 7 years, of diphtheria At Pottsville Mar 5, of a complication of diseases, Mrs CATHERINE FERTIG, mother of WILLIAM H FERTIG, of Hazleton, aged 52 years MINE ACCIDENT: >From Scranton: A pump runner named MICHAEL MALIA fell a distance of 400 feet down the Cayuga shaft, in this city, and was instantly killed. MALIA had been hoisted up the shaft and signaled Engineer Rogers, that all was right. The engineer accordingly let the carriage down again, and MALIA was flung down the shaft with great force. WILL FILED: The will of PARMA CLARK (dated April 25, 1889) was probated today. The testatrix bequeaths to her sister SYLBIL CLARK all of her household goods and furniture, also a house and lot, and a quantity of stock in the First National Bank of Pittston. SYBIL CLARK is also made sole executrix. ORPHANS COURT: Estates of: MARTIN MYER; private sale authorized NEWTON VAN LOON; deed acknowledged WILLIAM ALLEN; rule granted to show cause SARAH BENNET; deed acknowledged Ed, Phoenix

Hello Researchers I just finished adding the 1920 Census Enumeraton Districts to the Luzerne county genweb site. To access this, visit the luzerne county genweb page, scroll down to census and you will find the link there. Hope you find it helpful in your search. Tammy

I am new to this list and wondered if there was a site for Catholic Churches in Wilkes Barre. I am interested in a church that would have been in existence in 1884. These ancestors were Italian, so I imagine if there was an Italian church, that would be my first choice. Also, from what we can determine they were in Wilkes Barre from 1884 to maybe 1899. Was there a census during that time period? I am looking for Mattia/Mathew De Melchior and his wife Teresa Pittaluga or Teresa Mason and their children. Thank you, Joanne Darcy Chicopee, MA

Hello lists~this is a duplicate message that I sent sometime during February and I never received it back in my email box, so I assume it is lost with the other February messages. Here is my question to all you experts: My gggmother (b.1838 and d. 1920)re-married after her first husband died. Her 2nd husband preceded her in death and I know she died in Factoryville. Do you think the state could find her death certificate if I do not know her 2nd husbands name but have all of her other stats? (PS The GRITMAN family line is pretty complete and it shows all of the details except for the 2nd marriage name) Thanks for any help...Curly Happy St. Patty's Day to all... _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

I hope this does not duplicate! I attempted to send an email on this subject, but fear I messed it up. Does anyone shoe the name, PERIT, as listed below? This name is becoming important to me, as it connects to my direct WEATHERLY ancestors (David Sr., was the one for whom Weatherly, PA was named. There is a neat story behind this. Hence, I created a web page for it.) Vince Summers Database: Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania Wills, 1682-1819 from Ancestry.com. Description Given Name Surname Residence Title Book Page Date Prove Date Executrix Ruth Perit WBX:327 11 11 1793 9 9 1795 Remarks: Webster, Pelathiah. City of Phila. Merchant. Firm of Webster, Adgate & White. Estate in Phila. And 12,500 acres in Luzerne Co. Child: Ruth, Wife of John Perit. Grandchildren: Alitheia, Daughter of Late Daughter Alitheia and Dr. John Sparhawk. Peletiah, Son of Late Daughter Sophia, Wife of Thaddeus Perit, City of New Haven. Children of Daughter Ruth, Wife of John Perit. John Webster Perit, Pelatiah, Maria, Rebecca Hunt Perit. Exec: Son-in-Law John Perit, Daughter Ruth Perit. Daughter Ruth Webster Perit WBX:327 11 11 1793 9 9 1795 Remarks: Webster, Pelathiah. City of Phila. Merchant. Firm of Webster, Adgate & White. Estate in Phila. And 12,500 acres in Luzerne Co. Child: Ruth, Wife of John Perit. Grandchildren: Alitheia, Daughter of Late Daughter Alitheia and Dr. John Sparhawk. Peletiah, Son of Late Daughter Sophia, Wife of Thaddeus Perit, City of New Haven. Children of Daughter Ruth, Wife of John Perit. John Webster Perit, Pelatiah, Maria, Rebecca Hunt Perit. Exec: Son-in-Law John Perit, Daughter Ruth Perit.

I am particularly curious about these lines, if anyone can help, since I have a Ruth L. Perit marrying a Joseph Lawson Weatherly (his father was the cause of the name Weatherly, PA -- I can provide details on this if desired). Does anyone recognize the name PERIT, etc.? Database: Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania Wills, 1682-1819 from Ancestry.com. Description Given Name Surname Residence Title Book Page Date Prove Date Executrix Ruth Perit WBX:327 11 11 1793 9 9 1795 Remarks: Webster, Pelathiah. City of Phila. Merchant. Firm of Webster, Adgate & White. Estate in Phila. And 12,500 acres in Luzerne Co. Child: Ruth, Wife of John Perit. Grandchildren: Alitheia, Daughter of Late Daughter Alitheia and Dr. John Sparhawk. Peletiah, Son of Late Daughter Sophia, Wife of Thaddeus Perit, City of New Haven. Children of Daughter Ruth, Wife of John Perit. John Webster Perit, Pelatiah, Maria, Rebecca Hunt Perit. Exec: Son-in-Law John Perit, Daughter Ruth Perit. Daughter Ruth Webster Perit WBX:327 11 11 1793 9 9 1795 Remarks: Webster, Pelathiah. City of Phila. Merchant. Firm of Webster, Adgate & White. Estate in Phila. And 12,500 acres in Luzerne Co. Child: Ruth, Wife of John Perit. Grandchildren: Alitheia, Daughter of Late Daughter Alitheia and Dr. John Sparhawk. Peletiah, Son of Late Daughter Sophia, Wife of Thaddeus Perit, City of New Haven. Children of Daughter Ruth, Wife of John Perit. John Webster Perit, Pelatiah, Maria, Rebecca Hunt Perit. Exec: Son-in-Law John Perit, Daughter Ruth Perit. Thanks, Vince Summers

I am trying to locate a cemetery in Pittston, or W.Pittston that is affiliated with St Roccos Church also in Pittston. Appreciate help.

Dear List, A friend from another list just directed me to the following. Thought those of you with Irish coal miners for ancestors might be interested in looking at this. I am not endorsing this pro or con. Just wanted to pass it along for anyone interested. John http://pottsville.koz.com/servlet/randhsite_ProcServ Pottsville Republican website with newspaper articles on a Molly Maguire Memorial to be erected in Mahanoy City, PA. Also there is a poll to voice your opinion for or against the design.

Wilkes-Barre Evening Leader, Fri, Mar 7, 1890 MARRIAGE LICENSE GRANTED: IRVIN MOYER, White Haven ANNIE METZGAR, White Haven DEATHS: SAMUEL M FIELD, age 61, for many years train dispatcher on the L V R R, and whose office was in Pittston Junction, died at his home in West Pittston on Wednesday evening. He is survived by a widow, three sons and four daughters: Mrs F C MOSIER, Mrs R B CUTTER, Mrs C M KING, and Miss BELLE FIELD. Deceased was a member of the M E Church for many years and was a respected citizen. Funeral services will be held at the residence this evening. (note: surname is spelled FIELD in one place, and FIELDS in another) ANNA, wife of the well known printer, EUGENE GABRIEL, who has been ill with consumption for some time past, succumbed to the dread disease last evening at sunset. Her death was painless and peaceful. She was 25 years of age and was married 3 years ago. One child, a bright boy, is left in the care of the father, who has the sympathy of the community in his sad hour of bereavement. Deceased was the daughter of NICHOLAS KLEIN, of South Street. The funeral will take place Sunday afternoon at 4 o’clock, from the St Nicholas German Catholic Church. Interment in the Catholic Cemetery. In Wilkes-Barre Mar 5 of brain fever, WILLIAM BLEASE, son of A M PORTER, formerly of West Pittston, age nearly one year In Hazleton Mar 2, Mrs ELIZABETH OTTER, aged 69 In Pittston Mar 2 of diphtheria, HARRY, son of Mr and Mrs R D BUCK, aged 7 years In Avoca Mar 3, an infant child of Mr and Mrs FLAHERTY, aged 8 months In Plymouth Mar 6, found dead, THOMAS WATKINS, of Plains ORPHANS COURT: Estates of: JAMES MARTIN: extension made for return of sale JOHN BOYER: bond for sale of real estate approved W J CARSON: widow’s appraisement approved nisi REBECCA WATTERS: sale authorized BRIEFS: GRIER MONROE, of New York, visited his mother, Mrs E R MAYER, this week. Mrs WINCHESTER has returned from visiting her daughter, Mrs M C SPEAKMAN, in Woodbury, NJ Ed, Phoenix

During WWII they were required for workers for jobs with the government for a security clearance. My grandfather needed one. Sandra LaCoe

Thanks to all for response I appreciate. Margaret

Hi! I'm looking for additional information on all the surnames noted...anyone else researching them? I believe they were in Ross/Union Twp, some in the city of Shickshinny. Joseph WOLFE (1814-1901) son of Jacob WOLFE m. Mary ROBERTS (1813-1896) dau of Ephraim ROBERTS & Mary FINK They had: Maria, Esther, Theodosia (my line, she m Charles BAKER), Adelina, Jared, Sidney. Thanks! Robin Campbell

In 1900 Falls was a part of Wyoming County and Exeter, Harding and W. Pittston were part of Luzerne County. Harry in Denver hhorn16342@home.com PALUZERN-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > PALUZERN-D Digest Volume 01 : Issue 80 > > Today's Topics: > #1 [PALUZERN] Looking for Probate or [Ginaburningsky@aol.com] > #2 Re: [PALUZERN] Looking for Probate [Ginaburningsky@aol.com] > #3 [PALUZERN] JUDGE families in Cty. [MCasey863@aol.com] > #4 [PALUZERN] Wilkes-Barre Evening Le ["ejlangley" <ejlangley@email.msn.c] > #5 [PALUZERN] County for Falls, Exete [Butrfeli@aol.com] > #6 [PALUZERN] Hazleton Plain Speaker [Keltic5548@aol.com] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from PALUZERN-D, send a message to > > PALUZERN-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [PALUZERN] Looking for Probate or Estate Records - Robert Seeley Kingston Twp > Date: Tue, 13 Mar 2001 23:05:03 EST > From: Ginaburningsky@aol.com > To: PALUZERN-L@rootsweb.com > > I am hoping to find out if Robert Seeley who died in Kingston Twp 04 May 1853 > left behind any probate, will or estate records to see if he is my > g-g-g-g-grandfather. Any suggestions as to how to locate those records? > Where would I write? > ~gina thomas patterson~ > > Visit my homepage at > http://hometown.aol.com/ginaburningsky/myhomepage/business.html > <A HREF="http://burningskyenterprises.com/">Burningskyenterprises.com</A> > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Re: [PALUZERN] Looking for Probate or Estate Records - Robert Seeley Kingston... > Date: Wed, 14 Mar 2001 01:53:17 EST > From: Ginaburningsky@aol.com > To: PALUZERN-L@rootsweb.com > > To tell you the truth, I haven't worked much on this line. My > g-g-g-grandmother was Jerusa Miller, wife of Andrew Miller. They appear in > Schuylkill Co. PA by 1860, and their daughter Mesilla Alice Miller was my > g-g-grandmother, she married Josiah Rumbel son of Joshua & Louisa "Lucy" > Singley Rumbel. > I know Jerusa died in March 1900, and have a photograph someone took > of her gravestone, but could never find anything more on her. At the time of > the 1870 census, she & husband are still in Schuylkill Co., but next to HER > name it states she owns real estate - not next to his name, next to hers. > That made me think that perhaps she inherited some property, but could never > link her to any parents. > After a 2-yr search, a very studious clerk at the Pottsville courthouse > finally located a death certificate for her - it was under Mrs. Andrew Miller > - and gave her maiden name as Seeley born in Luzerne Co. The only Seeley's > that appear in Luzerne Co. for the time-frame of her birth is Robert & I > think John - in Kingston Twp. > A quick look at the 1850 census for Robert & Mary Seeley in Kingston > Twp. Luzerne Co. - what a surprise, no Jerusa but there is a Masilla. And my > Jerusa named a daughter Masilla. > I think I am looking at the same family - I think because of the > similarities in the names of "Masilla" Seeley and "Mesilla" Alice Miller, I > am looking at mother & daughter. And am hoping the probate, estate, will or > obit for Robert Seeley will help me determine if this is so. > Thanks for your info ~ I'll give the courthouse a try and see if > anything turns up. > ~gina~ > > Visit my homepage at > http://hometown.aol.com/ginaburningsky/myhomepage/business.html > <A HREF="http://burningskyenterprises.com/">Burningskyenterprises.com</A> > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [PALUZERN] JUDGE families in Cty. Mayo > Date: Wed, 14 Mar 2001 10:21:27 EST > From: MCasey863@aol.com > To: PALUZERN-L@rootsweb.com > > Dear Friends, > > I recently sent to No. Cty. Mayo Heritage Centre for info on my Patrick and > Mary JUDGE and they sent some info to me that I think might help some of you. > Here's what they sent: > > Pat John JUDGE married Mary CUSACK, Hill Street, Ballina, on the 11th of > November, 1826. The witnesses to the marriage were John CUSACK and Cat > CLARKE. No issue was registered to this couple. > > Bridget JUDGE, Glandagh in Kilfian, daughter of Pat JUDGE and Margaret > COLLINS was baptised on the 2nd of February, 1827. Her sponsors were Philip > BARRETT and Bridget COLLINS. Bridget had the following siblings; Sara, Eliza > and Martin. > > Ann JUDGE, Knocknagun, daughter of Michael JUDGE and Mary LAVELLE, was > baptised on the 2nd of July, 1832. Her sponsors were Anthony and Mary > LAVELLE. Ann JUDGE had the following siblings: Anthony, Cate and Michael. > > Anne JUDGE, daughter of Thomas JUDGE and Anne WILLIS, was baptised on the > 19th of June 1836. Anne JUDGE had the following siblings: Patrick and > Michael. > > Pat JUDGE and Mary O'HORA, Knocknagun, had twins Nelly and Mary in 1838. > > The info they sent might not help me, the dates and names don't jibe at this > time, but I will continue research. I hope this helps some of you. > > Mary L. Casey in Michigan > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [PALUZERN] Wilkes-Barre Evening Leader, Fri, Mar 7, 1890 > Date: Wed, 14 Mar 2001 20:30:10 -0800 > From: "ejlangley" <ejlangley@email.msn.com> > To: PALUZERN-L@rootsweb.com > > Wilkes-Barre Evening Leader, Fri, Mar 7, 1890 > > MARRIAGE LICENSE GRANTED: > IRVIN MOYER, White Haven > ANNIE METZGAR, White Haven > > DEATHS: > SAMUEL M FIELD, age 61, for many years train dispatcher on the L V R R, and > whose office was in Pittston Junction, died at his home in West Pittston on > Wednesday evening. He is survived by a widow, three sons and four > daughters: Mrs F C MOSIER, Mrs R B CUTTER, Mrs C M KING, and Miss BELLE > FIELD. Deceased was a member of the M E Church for many years and was a > respected citizen. Funeral services will be held at the residence this > evening. (note: surname is spelled FIELD in one place, and FIELDS in > another) > > ANNA, wife of the well known printer, EUGENE GABRIEL, who has been ill with > consumption for some time past, succumbed to the dread disease last evening > at sunset. Her death was painless and peaceful. She was 25 years of age > and was married 3 years ago. One child, a bright boy, is left in the care > of the father, who has the sympathy of the community in his sad hour of > bereavement. Deceased was the daughter of NICHOLAS KLEIN, of South Street. > The funeral will take place Sunday afternoon at 4 o’clock, from the St > Nicholas German Catholic Church. Interment in the Catholic Cemetery. > > In Wilkes-Barre Mar 5 of brain fever, WILLIAM BLEASE, son of A M PORTER, > formerly of West Pittston, age nearly one year > > In Hazleton Mar 2, Mrs ELIZABETH OTTER, aged 69 > > In Pittston Mar 2 of diphtheria, HARRY, son of Mr and Mrs R D BUCK, aged 7 > years > > In Avoca Mar 3, an infant child of Mr and Mrs FLAHERTY, aged 8 months > > In Plymouth Mar 6, found dead, THOMAS WATKINS, of Plains > > ORPHANS COURT: Estates of: > JAMES MARTIN: extension made for return of sale > JOHN BOYER: bond for sale of real estate approved > W J CARSON: widow’s appraisement approved nisi > REBECCA WATTERS: sale authorized > > BRIEFS: > GRIER MONROE, of New York, visited his mother, Mrs E R MAYER, this week. > > Mrs WINCHESTER has returned from visiting her daughter, Mrs M C SPEAKMAN, in > Woodbury, NJ > > Ed, Phoenix > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [PALUZERN] County for Falls, Exeter,Harding,W.Pittston > Date: Wed, 14 Mar 2001 16:10:26 EST > From: Butrfeli@aol.com > To: PALUZERN-L@rootsweb.com > > Can anyone tell me what county jurisdiction these towns are under? > Margaret > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [PALUZERN] Hazleton Plain Speaker Address? > Date: Wed, 14 Mar 2001 17:44:42 EST > From: Keltic5548@aol.com > To: PALUZERN-L@rootsweb.com > > Hi Group, > Is there a way to get a copy obituary from back up issues of the Hazleton > Plain Speaker? > I'm interested in getting a copy of an obituary from 1949. > If someone could give me an email address or a postal address of the > newspaper or perhaps a historical society or library that is willing to do > lookups I would be grateful. > Thanks in advance. > > Thanks, > Missy Zuber > Atco, NJ > > Researching........Bias, Fatula, Lucash & Zuber from Luzerne County, Pa > Lesnefsky from Columbia County