Looking for information on CALVEY, Matthew married to Mary SWEENEY. They came to NY from England prior to 1868 and settled in Avoca sometime after that. I found them in Avoca in 1910 but I think they were here in the 1880's. They had a son Daniel CALVEY who married Mary Houston in 1888 in Avoca. Bernadette

All surnames listed here: Ford, McClymer, Cunningham, McHugh, Dobson, Moran, Scott, Roscoe, Borkowski James Ford was born in PA in 1860. A researcher on the list has suggested the possibility of Schuykill Co, but I haven't had the opportunity to prove or disprove that. By 1881 he was married to Bridget ??? (b 1862 in Ireland) and they were living in Avoca, where they would continue to live until sometime after 1900. In the 1910 census they are found in Minooka, and I believe that both of them were dead before 1920, possibly in the flu epidemic that killed two of their daughters: 1. Elizabeth C (1881-c1918) m. Peter McClymer (1878-1943), son of Peter & Bridget Cunningham McClymer of Dunmore 2. Mary (1885-1918) m. Anthony McHugh of Minooka. They apparently had many children that I don't know abt or Anthony remarried & had additional children after 1920, as Gerald's 1989 obituary said that he was survived by one sister (Alice) & preceded in death by 11 siblings. In 1920 Anthony & the following four children were living with his sister & brother-in-law, James & Julia Dobson: a. Alice McHugh (1909-1996) m. Frank A Moran (1908-1989), son of Frank & Margaret Scott Moran b. Anthony McHugh (c1912) c. Joseph McHugh (c1914) d. Gerald McHugh (1916-1989) m. Ann J Borkowski (1918-1995), daughter of Edward & Sophia Roscoe Borkowski. 3. Agnes (c1887-aft 1956), married and moved to Atlantic City, NJ, spouse's name not yet found __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Photos - Share your holiday photos online! http://photos.yahoo.com/

In Nanticoke: Franklin Byron MAYNARD b. 1892 (Jermyn) m. Rachel MAINWARING, b. 1898 (Minersville) Clarence DUNCAN b. 1867 (Wharton, Cheshire, UK) m. Mary BANJA, b. abt. 1862 (Czechoslovakia) Leon FIGLERSKI, b.?, Poland m. Sophie GOLEMBIE(w)SKI b. abt 1880, resided Honeypot. Kim harriet_ts@email.msn.com

Does anyone have a book on deaths in Luzerne County in the 1800's, that could do a look-up on Thomas O. Campbell Born1823 died June 17, 1880. Maybe Fairmount Twp or Huntington Twp, would like to find his mother and father. Thanks Connie

Trevethan/Hicks Samuel C. TREVETHAN -born in Cornwall UK,Immigrated to USA in1864, died 1909 in W-B. Samuel married Fanny HICKS, born about 1844 in Cornwall UK, died 1933 in W-B. They raised the children in the Parsons section of Wilkes Barre The Trevethan children: Charles b unknown Mary b unknown married YEO William b unknown Samuel James b1880 d1933 marr. Mary Jane REESE b1879 Miners Mills d1921 George b 1889 Miners Mills d 1966 Joseph Sharpe b1891 Miners Mills, d1969 married Sarah MILLER b1890 d1968 Note! My grandparents were Joseph Trevethan and Sarah Miller John b1893 Parsons d 1977 married Jennie KRESGE b1899 d 1978 Harold C. b 1895 d 1944 married Anna IRVINE b 1900 d 1978 ______________________________________________________________ Irvine/Flynn Thomas J. IRVINE born 1860 died 1916 in W-B. Thomas married Catherine FLYNN, born 1861 died 1922 in W-B. The Irvine children: Irene b1892 d1978 married Bernard BURKE b1890 Parsons d1965 WEB Note! My grandparents were Bernard Burke and Irene Irvine Anna b 1900 d 1978 married Harold C TREVETHAN b 1895 d 1944 married William LESLEY d 1967 John Bernard b 1903 d 1972 married Josephine Mame b unknown d 1977 married RHODES Thomas b unknown Helen Carlista b 1895 d 1958 married Charles HUROWITZ Bess b unknown d 1976 married William CHISSLER ______________________________________________________________________________ ____ Miller/Quigley David MILLER born 1863 died 1915 in W-B married Maria QUIGLEY born 1860 died 1940 Parsons Pa The Miller Children: Elizabeth b 1881 d unknown married Lewis HOWELL Millie(Willie) b 1882 d unknown Annie b 1883 d unknown John b 1885 d unknown married Katherine George M b 1887 d 1953 Margaret b 1888 d unknown married Frank WATKINS Sarah b 1890 d 1968 in W-B married Joseph Sharpe TREVETHAN Robert b 1891 d 1960 Joseph b 1893 Francis G b 1895 d 1967 married Kathleen HAYES Adeline b 1896 d 1933 in W-B married John CAVERLY Richard b 1899 d 1973 in W-B married Florence _______________________________________________ Burke/Finn John BURKE b unknown d abt1924 in W-B married Elizabeth FINN b unknown d abt 1937 in W-B The Burke Children: Bernard Aloysius b 1890 Parsons d 1965 married Irene IRVINE b 1892 d 1978 Hugh P b unknown d 1954 Margaret b 1902 d 1988 married Frank OHARA b unknown d 1951 _________________________________________________________ I have more information on the descendants of Bernard Burke/Irene Irvine and Joseph Trevethan/Sarah Miller. Looking for connections to Cornwall for Trevethan/Hicks in 1850s or 1860s and to Ireland (county Cork or Mayo) for Burke/Irvine. Also any connection for Maria Quigley to Ireland. Thank You Bernie Trevethan

Searching above names. Mack, Meyers, Morrison and Straight. William Mack and wife Sarah/Sally Straight lived in Pa from 1853 to 1859? Thanx. Viola.

Surnames listed here: Sample, Dingee, Orr, Hoar, McDonald, Martin, Brennan, Kerns, Boylan, Gilroy, Finnerty, McDowell, O'Brien, McCrae, McNamara, Kelly, Hennigan, Kingdom, Kingdon, Geraghty, Howley, Quinn, Haggerty, Ketrich, Little, Farley James L SAMPLE was born in Ireland c1838. By 1866 he was in Luzerne Co, marrying Frances (or possibly Mary Frances) DINGEE (c1847 in NY-c1901) in St Mary's Church, Dunmore. One of the witnesses at their wedding was Isabelle Sample, possibly a sister. They lived in Elmhurst for a number of years, where their children were born. By the 1900 census James was dead and Frances & children were in Dunmore: 1. John SAMPLE (1867- bef 1948) 2. ? SAMPLE (c1870-bef 1900) 3. Anna SAMPLE (1873-1949) m. William Edward ORR (1874-1941), son of Thomas & Mary McDonald Hoar. They lived in Dunmore or East Scranton & had six children: a. James Francis ORR (1895-1964) m. Ella Frances MARTIN (1895-1983), daughter of William & Margaret Brennan Martin b. Harold ORR (1897-1940s) m. Ester KERNS, living in NY in 1941 c. Willard Anthony ORR (1899- bef 1978) m. Anna BOYLAN, living in NY in 1941 & 1949, and Scranton in 1964 d. Frances ORR (1901-1979) m. Frank A GILROY (c1901-1962), son of Patrick H & Mary Finnerty Gilroy e. Kathryn ORR (1903-1978) m. Joseph Harold MCDOWELL (1902-1993) son of William A & Mary O'Brien McDowell f. Alice ORR (1907-aft 1979) m. Donald MCCRAE, living in NC in 1941, 1949, & 1964, and in FL in 1978 & 1979. 4. Mary E SAMPLE (1874-1948) m. Michael M MCNAMARA (c1874-bef 1948). They lived in Dunmore and had three known sons: a. James MCNAMARA (1902-?) b. Francis MCNAMARA (1904-?) m Catherine KELLY (1904-?), married in NY, lived in TX c. Edgar Michael (Nedge) MCNAMARA (1906-1982) 5. James Leo SAMPLE (1878-1954) m. Anna Veronica HENNIGAN (1882-1951), daughter of Patrick C & Marie Flynn Hennigan. They lived in Dunmore and had one son: a. Patrick Joseph (Joseph P) SAMPLE (1907-1974) m. Marion Ruth KINGDOM (1906-2000), daughter of William Henry Kingdon, Jr & Margaret Geraghty Kingdom 6. Francis L SAMPLE (1882-1949) m. Mary HOWLEY (c1888-aft 1957), daughter of Sarah Howley & the late Mr Howley. They moved to NJ and had one daughter: a. Mary SAMPLE (c1916-1957) 7. George W SAMPLE (1882-1966) m. Lydia QUINN (1885-bef 1935). They lived in Dunmore with five children: a. James J SAMPLE (1905-1966) b. ? SAMPLE (1907-1910) c. George W SAMPLE, Jr (1908-1987) m. Mary M HAGGERTY (1910-aft 1987), daughter of Patrick & Ann Ketrich Haggerty. They lived in the Philly area d. Catherine SAMPLE (1909-aft 1966) m. William LITTLE (1909-?) and lived in Cape May, NJ e. Dorothy E SAMPLE (1916 - 1961) 8. Ellen (Nell) SAMPLE (1884-aft 1954) m. Edward L FARLEY (1885-aft 1948). They lived in Dunmore and had one son, Robert FARLEY (c1915-?) __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Photos - Share your holiday photos online! http://photos.yahoo.com/

Researching the family of Phineas Dreisbach and his wife Hannah Getz who died in Luzerne Co, Harding to be exact in 1895. Would love to learn more about theeir children if any and why they died within a day of each other. Pat Kratz West Des Moines, IA

Looking for info on James E. BADMAN from Shamokin area but who lived many years in Luzerne county. Married Anna Raulinitius. Said to have been a policeman of some type, either local or possibly State Police. thank you in advance Ruth Black

Looking for info on grandparents from Pittston area. Anthony RAULINITIUS, Rose MATASAVAGE RAULINITIUS; Minnie Zingle; Anthony BURKMONUS. Both Anthonys were married to Rose. Came to PA around 1900 both men worked in the mines. thanks in advance Ruth Black

Listing my interests as follows: CLADER, KLADER - My grandfather/mother lived in WB in early 1900s, Charles O. Clader and Margaret WAHLER. May have married in Carbon County. Charles worked for railroad, as did his father, Charles Edwin Clader, (wife Mary Jane ECK), who died from the result of a railroad accident, have had both legs severed. Any and all information re this family very much appreciated. Benjamin EVANS, wife ANNE or ANNIE, children GEORGE, HOWARD, ANNE WINIFRED, LILY MURIEL. This family emigrated to WB in mid 1920s from Wales. Still trying to find information re death of Benjamin, who, legend has it, died in September 1927. I requested death certificate from Commonwealth, but they cannot find it. Any and all help greatly appreciated on finding more information re this family. Sincerely, Judy Gray Shop Safely Online Without a Credit Card http://www.rocketcash.com

Hello, Researching the following families, all in the Pittston - Hughestown - Hazleton areas from 1850 to 1930 ADRIAN GETZ KOLBECK STROBLE Thanks for your kind attention! Bobbi Not4gotten@ga.prestige.net

William POWELL, m. Eliza NEWMAN and had James, George (m. Sarah HUGHES), William, John, Mary and Sarah Ann. Moved to Plymouth area circa 1868 from Wales. William and James died in Avondale mine disaster and are buried at Washburn Cemetery, Scranton, along with a Mary PHILLIPS. Could this be the daughter Mary? George CHIVERS m. Amy/Emma LINTERN and had George, Jane, Lucy, Anne, Harriett (m. Charles MORGAN), Julia, Eliza, Adelaide, Flora, Alice, Mary, Amelia. Moved to Pittston in 1864 from Somerset, England. George and Emma buried Pittston Cemetery. Samuel MEMORY moved to Pittston from England in 1864, m. (1) Jane CHIVERS, (2) Julia CHIVERS. Buried Pittston Cemetery. Kathleen Cooper Carlsbad, CA Reply to: kathleencooper@bigfoot.com

Andrew Penkunas, b. 1872, came from Lithuania with spouse, Kate Alanskas in 1904. They had two sons, John, b. 1904, and Joseph, b. 1909. Andrew was a coal miner in Scranton, and Pittston, possibly Wilkes-Barre. He died of influenza abt. 1916. Looking for d. date and burial place of Andrew. The family was Roman Catholic. Kate is head of household in Akron, Ohio in the 1920 census. Andrew and Kate's 1st son, John, changed his last name to Sherry. Will gladly share what little info I have on this family. Thanks and Peace. Barb in FL ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

In addition to these Hennigans, I also have information on assorted Hennigans/Hennighans/Henigans in Pittston, Wilkes-Barre, Scranton, etc, which I'm collecting in case a connection can be made to this family. I'd be very interested in exchanging information with any NEPA Hennigan researcher. - Alaine Surnames mentioned here: Hennigan, O'Malley, Flynn, Keeley/Kealey, Mangan, McDonnell, Sample, Dingee, Regan, Manley, Lenahan, Walsh, Gilboy, Sweeney, O'Brien, Knoetgen, Godwin, Holleran, Bagley, Billings, Hughes, Brown, Gavin, Murphy, Ward, Solinger, Halloran, Grady. Michael HENNIGAN (c1814 in Ireland - aft 1880 in Dunmore) m. Mary O'MALLEY (c 1824-1875) in CoMayo in 1843. They emigrated c1847. Their first son Patrick was born in Ireland, their first daughter Ann was probably born either right before or after they arrived -- I've found her birthplace listed as both Ireland & PA. Supposedly Michael's brother John emigrated as well and fought in the Civil War. They had at least 10 children and as yet uncounted grandchildren, including: 1. Patrick C HENNIGAN (1845-1919) m. Marie FLYNN (1850-bef 1910) in 1869 in St Mary's Church, Dunmore. They lived in Dunmore & had 10 children: a. Patrick C HENNIGAN, Jr (c1870 - bef 1951) m. Sarah KEELEY (1870 - c 1919) b. Thomas HENNIGAN (c1871- bef 1951) c. Mary HENNIGAN (c1874-bef 1951) d. Michael H HENNIGAN (c1876-1940) m ? KEELEY (sister of Sarah Keeley above; c1880 - bef 1910). They had a son & daughter, and then, after his first wife's death, Michael married Mary Lily MANGAN (c1884), daughter of Thomas J & Alice E Mangan of Pittston Twp. e. Bridget HENNIGAN (c1878-1918) m. Anthony MCDONNELL f. Anna Veronica HENNIGAN (1882-1951) m. James Leo SAMPLE (1878-1954), son of James L & Mary Frances Dingee Sample g. James HENNIGAN (1882-bef 1951) m. Margaret REGAN (c1895-1918) daughter of Mr & Mrs Anthony Regan h. Catherine HENNIGAN (1885- bef 1951) m. Leo MANLEY i. John J HENNIGAN (1888 -bef 1951) m. Kathryn (Kit) L LENAHAN (c 1889) j. Francis HENNIGAN (1897 -aft 1951) 2. Ann HENNIGAN (c1847) m. ? WALSH 3. John HENNIGAN (b: c 1851-1852) 4. Bridget HENNIGAN (1853-1919) m. Patrick CONWAY (1853-aft 1920) in 1882 in St Mary's Church, Dunmore, PA. They lived in Dunmore & had abt nine children: a. Mary CONWAY (1884-bef 1964) b. Anna CONWAY (1886-bef 1964) c. Edward J CONWAY (1888-1964) m. Anna GILBOY (1891-1977) d. Catherine CONWAY (1890-bef 1900) e. Julia CONWAY (1891-1968) f. ? CONWAY (c1893-bef 1900) g. Michael CONWAY (1895-aft 1964) h. ? CONWAY (c1897-bef 1900) i. Harry P CONWAY (1898-1979) m. Anne SWEENEY (1911-1982), daughter of James & Margaret O'Brien Sweeney 5. Thomas HENNIGAN (c 1855-?) 6. James F HENNIGAN (c1858-1908) m. Bridget FLANNAGAN (c 1864). They lived in Dunmore with six children: a. Anna Theresa V HENNIGAN (1884-bef 1972) m. Nicholas J KNOETGEN (c1882) b. Edward Christopher HENNIGAN (1886-1957) m. Anne GODWIN (c1891), daughter of James & Bridget Holleran Godwin c. Michael HENNIGAN (1888-bef 1972) d. James Francis HENNIGAN (1891-bef 1972) e. Agnes HENNIGAN (1897-1975) m. Michael BAGLEY (c1897-1930) f. Leo P HENNIGAN (1899-1972) m. Nellie BILLINGS (c1899- aft 1972) 7. Michael HENNIGAN (c1859-?) m. Bridget HUGHES (c1860) and had at least one daughter, Anna HENNIGAN (1891) 8. Martin HENNIGAN (c1860-?) 9. Mary HENNIGAN (1862-1946) m. Michael BROWN (c1862) Their daughter, Mae BROWN (c1895) m. ? GAVIN 10. Edward P HENNIGAN (1864-1924) m. Mary MURPHY (c1865) They lived in Dunmore and had abt six children: a. Joseph HENNIGAN (1890-?) b. Edward J HENNIGAN (1892-1971) m. Ruth WARD (1892-1971) daughter of Thomas & Emma Solinger Ward c. Mary Margaret HENNIGAN (1896-1973) d. Gerald J HENNIGAN (1899-1966) m. Ethel HALLORAN (c1901-1963) daughter of Patrick J & Catherine Halloran e. Mary HENNIGAN (1904-?) f. James E HENNIGAN (1908-1971) m. Elizabeth GRADY (c1908-aft 1971) __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Photos - Share your holiday photos online! http://photos.yahoo.com/

We are searching for information on the following surnames:DICKINSON, FITCH, MARSHALL, SNYDER,BALLIET, AND STAIR Jesse Dickinson Sr., 1755 in Stratford, CT. d. 3/17/1840 in Tunkhannock, Pa. married Rachel born in 1766. Looking for Rachel's last name and her family information. Any info on Jesse's family Jesse Dickinson Jr., 3/29/1793 d. 7/28/1852 m.Rhoda Fitch b.5/22/1797 d.8/20/1866 Looking for information on their children and their families and Rhoda's family. Fitch Franklin Dickinson b. 1814 d. 8/13/1887 m. Sarah Marshall b. 1814 d. 3/31/1881 Looking for info where Fitch is buried. Looking for info on Sarah's parents and family. Looking for info on their children and families. Oliver Dickinson b. 10/19/1853 d. 8/27/1903 m. Emma A. Balliet b. 4/7/1859 d. 7/21/1936 Looking for information on their children and their families. Information on Emma's family. Stephen Balliet b. ab. 1833 d. 1867 m. Sarah Snyder b. ab. 1839 d, 1896 Looking for information on the parents of these two individuals. They were Emma Balliet's parents. Stephen died young and Sarah remarried someone with the last name of Stair. Looking for info on the Stair family. Thank you for any help. Ed and Sandy Dickinson

Hello Listers. I am at a dead-end on this entire family. Allison MCKELVEY was born in Scranton, November 12, 1852, and died April 1, 1943 in Animas City, CO. No known parents! Minnie KELTOW or KITTNER was born in Scranton, August 22, 1865, and died December 2, 1927, in Kline, CO, buried in Marvel, CO. Her father was either Heinrch Adolf KELTOW or KITTNER, born about 1830 in Prussia. He married Eleonore Wilhelmina RAABE or VON ROBBIN, born in Berlin, Germany. She is buried in Marvel, CO, as Wilhelmina ROBBIN KELTOW. We wonder if they changed their surname from KITTNER to KELTOW. The children born to Heinrich and Wilhelmina were Bertha, Hilda, Flora, Ann, Minnie, and Enica or Enciline, and also they had two sons. Bertha, I think, was the only other child born in Scranton. The rest were born in Germany. Not much to go on... I have some of the descendants of this couple, Allison and Minnie. Thanks, Kathy<br clear=all><hr>Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at <a href="http://explorer.msn.com">http://explorer.msn.com</a><br></p>

I am a descendant of Joseph Moss 1765-1850 who came to Bloomingdale, Ross twp around 1790. My lines are tangled in Luzerne Co and especially the Huntington Valley west of Shickshinny. I have three WILKINSON lines all descending from Jonathon Sr. and Elizabeth Worden Wilkinson of Litchfield Co, Connecticut. I have two MOORE lines descending from William and Dorcas Kerr Moore of Chester Co and Cecil Co, Maryland, coming to McKendree, Union twp abt 1799. William was a Rev War vet serving under Washington for more than three years. I have two DOWNING lines descending from Daniel Sr. and Hannah Adams Downing. Daniel and Hannah were from Windham Co, Connecticut. Daniel's father Jonathan early bought shares in the Connecticut Susquehanna Company. Daniel survived the Battle of Wyoming and the subsequent flight back to Connecticut. Hannah Adams' father Solomon had a cousin John who became President of the United States. I have two MELLICK lines that are Palentine, originally coming from New Jersey to Waterton, Huntington twp. My GREGORY line is descended from Peter Sr. and Mary Susannah Gerhart Gregory. Peter was a Rev War veteran and settled about 1786 at the western foot of Shickshinny Mt. Peter died in 1790 and Mary Susannah married Isaac Benscoter, forever entangling my family with the large Benscoter family. My Elisha RICHARDS was killed at the Battle of Wyoming. His widow with the five children fled back to Connecticut. Oldest daughter Rebecca married in CT the Rev War veteran Stephen ROBERTS who then came to settle in Ross twp about 1799. William BRANDON came late to the Huntington Valley, about 1804, and settled near what is Harveyville. He had immigrated from Ireland with mother and brothers. Some of the brothers went to Illinois. I have many other cousins and lines in the Huntington Valley. Hope to find new cousins. Linda Moss MossLJ@aol.com

Searching for information on the following individuals from Luzerne County, specifically Ashley and Mountaintop: George Volosin married to Hedwig Karslak. Volosin name has been spelled many different ways, including Walason, Walosin, Walleson, etc. They were living in Ashley on Cook Street in 1910. Hedwig arrived from Austria-Hungary in 1900. Their children were John, Julia, Mary (my mother), Michael, Steven, Elizabeth, George, Anna. The mother of the elder George was Anna Ferencsik, according to the marriage certificate dated 1887 in Szerednyei, Austria-Hungary. Hedwig eventually went to Yonkers, NY with six of the children. Pat W.

Wilkes-Barre Evening Leader, Wed, Jan 8, 1890 MARRIAGES: In Avoca Dec 31, 1889 by Rev F P Doty, GEORGE W CARTER, of Pittston, and Miss IDA E SMITH, of Avoca MARRIAGE LICENSES GRANTED: MICHAEL COSTELLO to MARY GAVIN, both of Plymouth JOHN KRAUSE to ANNA WIDUCT, both of Hazlebrook JOHN STOUT to REBECCA GRUVER, both of Miner's JOSEPH DUDO to F KORTZ, both of Nanticoke DEATHS: >From Pittston: EDWARD GALLAGHER, residing at Pittston Junction, died about 9:30 last evening of pneumonia. About ten days ago he was taken with grippe which developed into the disease which caused his death. >From Pittston: One of the two year old twins, a little boy, of JACOB SHEOR, residing in Frogtown, died yesterday of diphtheria. Three more of his children are sick this morning and it was reported another one was very low. In Plymouth Jan 7, of convulsions, infant son of THOMAS PICTON, age 2 years In Plymouth Jan 7, of miner's consumption, JOHN MCALWEE, aged 66 years In Plymouth Jan 7, FREDERICK KLINGES, of Wilkes-Barre, aged 30 years In Wilkes-Barre Jan 6, of paralysis, OWEN BRIGGS, aged 76 years In Pittston Jan 6, of diphtheria, JACOB, one year old son of JACOB SHERRER, aged 2 years and 10 months In Wilkes-Barre on Wednesday morning, Jan 8, of pneumonia, GEORGE GLASSER, aged about 20 years. He was the son of ANTHONY GLASSER of South Canal Street. He was a nephew of Constable HENRY BRENNER, and was employed in Morgan's Hardware store. In Scranton, Prof WILLIAM AUBREY POWELL died last evening, aged 52 years. He had been in failing health for three years past BARNEY O'HARE, a prominent lawyer and politician of Schuylkill Co., died with pneumonia at Pottsville yesterday. Mr O'Hare was a candidate for District Attorney of Schuylkill Co three years ago, but was beaten by W J Whitehouse. Barney O'Hare's name was known to almost every inhabitant of the Schuylkill Valley, for during the Mollie Maguire troubles of Schuylkill Co, his home was burned down three times within a short period of time, and subsequently was attacked in his schoolroom at Newkirk by three men, who left him in a precarious condition. He bore marks of the attack at the time of his death. He was a member of the E.B.A. and was one of the most energetic members of the Catholic Club recently organized. BRIEFS: Dr A P QUICK, formerly of Kingston, writing to the Kingston Times from Cawker City, Kansas, tells of the glorious weather conditions which prevail there this winter. PETER KING, a farmer residing near Harvey's Lake, who was born in Plymouth, and is a 64 year resident of this county, called at the Leader's office to arrange delivery of the Leader to his son, JOSEPH B KING, at Lowville, Columbia County, Wisconsin. Mr KING stated that a large number of people, who had once resided in this section of the county, are now living in Lowville. >From Shickshinny: Mrs FRANKLIN, of Huntington Valley, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs N B STACKHOUSE, this week >From Shickshinny: Miss JENNIS ALLEN, Shickshinny's school teacher, has returned from visiting her parents near Muhlenburg Ed, Phoenix