Mark, What is your proper E-Mail address? I sent to "[email protected]" and it came back as unknown! Charlie.

Connie, There is an article on the accidental death of Wesley Mizener in the Gazette & Bulletin, 11/20/1869, Pg.# 2. If nobody has contacted you yet, send me your mail address and I'll see if I can get a photo copy the next time down. They are all on microfilm and sometime they don't copy well. Charlie Martin

Hello List: Here are my names: Rider/Reider/Ryder, Phillips, Temple, Sones, Steinruck, Temple, Reese, Harriman/Herriman, and many many more from the North Mountain Region, Franklin Twp, Lycoming Cty. And then there is Metzger, Sterner, Waltman, Mincemoyer, etc from the southern part of Lycoming County. Any takers?? Email me. MJ

Re: Roll call I'm looking for information on the following families: John GRANGE married Jane MIDGLEY in Yorkshire England. They emigrated to the US in 1818 and settled in Forksville, PA. Their son, John W. GRANGE, married Eliza VOUGH in Eldredsville, Sullivan County, PA on October 30, 1851. She was born in Montoursville, PA, in 1833, daughter of John VOUGH and Hannah WINDER. I know nothing more of John Vough's family. (John Vough died young and Eliza married a second time to Geoffrey CLARK.) Eliza's obituary indicated that she had a grandfather named David HAMILTON who fought in the Revolutionary War in an outfit called the Rangers on the Frontier. There is apparently a David HAMILTON, Revolutionary War veteran, buried at Crossroads Presbyterian Church Cemetery in Montoursville, PA. I don't know if this is my David Hamilton or not. The obituary also said her other grandfather was a John WINDER(S) who belonged to the German Regiment and died during the war. It also said that the family name of WARREN was connected to the WINDERS. It went on to say that John Winders had a son, Warren Winder, who also served in the Revolution and was wounded. According to notes left by a family member, Hannah WINDER had very long, straight black hair and recalled that there was Cherokee blood in the family. I have only these tantalizing tidbits about this part of my family...no real proof of anything. Is there anyone out there who shares these lines? Barbara Ziek

To the whole list: Boy, when I mess up, I do it big time. Please accept my apologies, I sent those to the wrong list. I am truly sorry. Deborah Harriman

Greetings, I'm researching FEGLEY/FAGLEY, etc. in Lycoming Co. You mentioned FIEGELS, which is sometimes a variation of FEGLEY or vice versa. My ancestors in Lycoming County were Charles Fegley b. abt. 1798 m. Susanna Ruth, their child Benjamin Fegley b. abt. 1840 m. Anna Marsh, and their child John W. Fegley b. 1867. Who were your Fiegels? Regards, Don Hickman > Subject: > Roll Call: > BOWER,WRIGHT,MOYER,MARTZ,BLAKER,MILLHEIM,FIEGLES,HARMAN,GUNN,ROTE > Date: > Mon, 6 Sep 1999 13:22:58 -0400 > From: > "Harold E. Bower, Jr." > To: > [email protected] >

Mary, My mistake, the Barber Brothers died on 11 Jun 1883. Guess I should have looked at your time period, before I spoke up. My apologies Deborah Harriman

Mary, That would probably be there BARBER brothers. They are buried in the Dunham Grove Cemetery with their father. As for famous, well, they are as close to famous as we have. They were captured and hung in Waverly, and then brought back here by their father for burial. Among much controversy at the time. There are several articles about them in print. Fayette County Genealogy in West Union may be able to help out more with some of that. To Pat, As to regards of bank records, I don't think you will find them. Banking records are not public records to my knowledge. At least I have not heard of such in this area. You can get a history of the banks in Oelwein, but I don't think you will get someone's banking record, if that is what you are searching for. Deborah Harriman Fayette Co, Ia

Barbara, I have Shoemaker married into my Wright Family. I'll give you more information on them if you want it. Check the Muncy Historical Society for information on the Quaker Meeting there. They have a lot of information about the local area.] Margie ---------- > From: Barbara Blossom <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: Roll Call, CARTER > Date: Sunday, September 05, 1999 2:43 PM > > Interested in CARTER and possibly SHOEMAKER in the Muncy area. Also > interested in the Quaker Meeting in Muncy area. > BarbCB > > ______________________________

To all who responded to my request for help in relation to finding a newspaper article, I would like to say thank you, thank you, thank you. Boy, you weren't just whistling Dixie when you said the site was slow in responding. Worked at trying to get there for an hour and never did get what I was looking for. All sorts of msgs like "connection timed out" or "server not responding" or "unable to establish connection to server", etc. Will have to keep trying! Connie

Researching EMERY, WALTMAN in Lycoming County, PA. Bonnie Blau

If you go to the James V. Brown web site you can actually access some of those old articles right online. You will not be able to view the whole article only a part but it will be a start. Their web site is sometimes slow and I don't have the exact link that you need to do this, so just poke around and you should find it. http://www.jvbrown.edu/ Good Luck, Kevin L. Sholder [email protected] http://www.siscom.net/~rdrunner/index.htm [email protected] SURNAMES THAT I AM RESEARCHING - Aderhold; Alexander; Bower; Campbell; Carpenter; Cohick; DeRemer; Hafer; Heim; Horn; Kiess; Kinley; Lovell; Mahaffey; Marquardt; Marshall; Metzger; Paulhamus (Polhemius); Pepperman; Rentz; Robinson; Roller; Sholder (Scholderer); Smith; Springman; Stabler; Stoltz; Ulmer; Updegraff (Op den Graeff); Waltz (Walz); Wurster (Wurster Von Igelsberg) and their related family lines. -----Original Message----- From: Connie Duke [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, September 06, 1999 8:33 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Need help!! Can anyone help me to find an article in the Daily Gazette & Bulletin newspaper of Lycoming Co, PA, dated 20 Nov 1869? The article concerns the accidental death of David Wesley MIZENER, age 20. I would like to know what the whole article about him says - word for word. Thank you. Connie ==== PALYCOMI Mailing List ==== You can unsubscribe by clicking below for the regular list: mailto:[email protected] Click below for the digest list: mailto:[email protected] In the BODY include only one word: unsubscribe (Please turn OFF your signature file when sending the message)

Looking for information on Maria Ann Covenhoven, widow of Henry Antes, m. Michael Crane as his second wife. They moved to Illinois, had five children. Michael died in 1847 and Maria m. E. West in 1850 and died in Kansas in 1879. Have more information on her parents Mercy Kelsey Cutter and Robert Covenhoven from Meginnis books, some on Michael and his land holdings in Illinois and on son from first marriage, Robert Wiser. i

Can anyone help me to find an article in the Daily Gazette & Bulletin newspaper of Lycoming Co, PA, dated 20 Nov 1869? The article concerns the accidental death of David Wesley MIZENER, age 20. I would like to know what the whole article about him says - word for word. Thank you. Connie

Seeking info/spouse/children/antecedents on above. Born near Boston 1768, lived in Lycoming Co. in 1820s, moved to Warren Co. NJ before 1830. Listed in census there for 1830 & 1840. There is a SB listed in 1820 Lycoming Co. census but appears too young - may be same as SB listed in Union Co. in 1830 census. Are there 2 SBs? Are they related? Bill Bradford [email protected]

Looking for information on the following families in Lycoming County - ANTES & RAY Mary in FL [email protected]

Other surnames include: ENGLISH, SHEETS/SCHEIDT, MAIER, BALL, REPLEY, SOBER, EVERT, KEEFER, SHISSLER, MARSHALL, LUDWIG, PIDCOE/PIDCOCK Families located in present-day Lycoming County and formerly in Northumberland County. Many lines originate in Bucks and Berks Counties. Harold Bower [email protected]

Merrill Watson Smith McCarthy Waldron These are my Lycoming surnames. Dana (Stewart) Leeds

Looking for information on the following families from Cascade Township in Lycoming County. Some family members later lived in Williamsport - John MCNAMEE who married Isabella HAMIL - Patrick CALLAHAN who married Bridget BOYLE Patrick Callahan's son, John Callahan, married John McNamee's daughter, Margaret McNamee in 1879 in Cascade. These are my great grandparents Mary

Looking for CONN connections and information. Francine Conn Halter ==== Descendants of Henry Conn 1 Henry Conn b: July 02, 1764 in PA? or British Isles d: September 18, 1835 +Johanna/Ruth Burt b: December 23, 1769 in Lycoming Co., PA m: Abt. 1791 d: November 01, 1842 2 Henry Conn b: February 13, 1792 in Bucks Co., PA d: April 30, 1872 in Royal Centre, Harrison Twp., Cass Co., IN +Elizabeth St. Clair b: 1794 in Lycoming Co., PA m: Abt. 1813 in Lycoming Co., PA d: in Royal Centre, Harrison Twp., Cass Co., IN Father: George St. Clair Mother: Eunice 2 Aschel Conn b: March 22, 1793 in Pennsylvania d: in Pennsylvania 2 Israel Conn b: September 22, 1794 in Pennsylvania d: in Pennsylvania 2 Jesse H. Conn b: January 26, 1796 in Bucks Co., PA d: September 29, 1867 in Winamac, Pulaski Co., IN +Sally Gundum b: March 02, 1810 in Pennsylvania m: May 14, 1829 in Bucks Co., PA d: March 04, 1896 in Winamac, IN *2nd Wife of Jesse H. Conn: +Sally Gundrum b: March 02, 1810 in Pennsylvania m: May 20, 1829 in Bucks Co., PA d: March 04, 1896 in Winimac, IN 2 John H. Conn b: May 13, 1796 in Pennsylvania d: in Winamac, Indiana +Hariet Esterbrook d: in Winamac, Indiana 2 Elizabeth "Polly" Conn b: 1798 in Pennsylvania +Frederick Cramer 2 David Conn b: April 12, 1799 in Lycoming, PA d: November 30, 1867 in Kline Cemetery, near Royal Center, Cass Co., IN +Anna Burnham b: September 26, 1813 in Wellsburg, NY m: May 27, 1834 in Lycoming Co., PA d: March 04, 1897 in Kline Cemetery, near Royal Center, Cass Co., IN Father: Asahel Burnham Mother: Ruth Burt