> Has anyone had experience accessing death records from the Lycoming Co. > Courthouse? > And if so, what info do they contain? Is it better to write or to visit > in person? > I'm interested in dates between 1867 and 1891. > Barbara B I have an interest in this also but I'm sorry, Penna. only has death certificates for 1906 and later. For all counties, they're obtainable from New Castle. Just to make sure, I called Lycoming County and they verified that they don't have anything earlier. You may also refer to http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ranch/2494/ Regards, Don Hickman

Has anyone had experience accessing death records from the Lycoming Co. Courthouse? And if so, what info do they contain? Is it better to write or to visit in person? I'm interested in dates between 1867 and 1891. Barbara B

Looking for any information on Benjamin Parker BUDD. He met Martha Mae WORTHINGTON in Unityville, Pennsylvania and they moved to Philadelphia to marry. It is assumed that that Benjamin might also have been from Unityville. Appreciate any help.

Hi there, Anyone researching Hunt families in Lycoming Co. Larry Hunt Pittsburgh, PA

Looking for info re; Ebenezer White and spouse Josephine. Son Joseph Oliver White B. 1882 M. Mary Barbara Wittig B.1886. Children. Eugene and Robert H. J. Oliver White, as he was known, was a resident of the W'msport Grimesville E. W'msport area. Would appreciate hearing from any one with info on the White- Wittig surnames. TIA, Richard

All, I have just recently joined this list and thought that I would introduce myself. I am Kevin Sholder of Centerville, OH. I have been doing genealogy research in Lycoming County for about 12 years. Please stop by we may be of help to each other. :) The main page is at: http://www.siscom.net/~rdrunner/index.htm I have just finished updating a few pages, mostly the databases that I have on line. Including the Scholderer - Sholder family, Ulmer family and the Ancestors of Christian and Cavanaugh. I have also moved the location of the Scholderer - Sholder and the Ancestor pages. Please go to: http://www.siscom.net/~rdrunner/HTML/IndexOfPages.html to get the latest links to these pages. Also I have started to place information on my Lycoming County page. It will be a long process but I thought I needed to get something out there. So please bear with me as I will be updating this page quite often in the near future. Have a safe holiday, Kevin L. Sholder [email protected] or [email protected] http://www.siscom.net/~rdrunner/index.htm

Greetings, all. This is a LOW/LOWE line that I am researching. There are several Lycoming and Northumberland county links. I am just curious as to whether ot not anyone else on this list is also researching this line. I am also curious as to whether or not anyone knows of any books or research files in libraries local to Lycoming/Northumberland County that are devouted to this Lowe/Low family. For the sake of brevity, I only included birth and death years and birh and death locations. If you have any other questions, please let me know. In addition, only the children through whick the line I am researching are descended are shown. 1. John Low (c. 1726, location unknown) m. Magdalena AUCHMOODIE 2. John LOW (3/2/1572, New Jersey-3/14/1813, Lycoming County Pennsylvania) m. Elizabeth DOTTERER (7/19/1758, Pennsylvania, d. 1837, Pennsylvania) 3. Phillip LOW (1784, Northumberland Co. PA-1828, Lycoming Co. PA) m. Catherine FAGUE (1798, Northumberland Co, PA-1824, Lycoming Co PA) 4. John LOWE (19 March 1809, in PA-5 Jan 1881, Harrison Co, MO) m. Ruth Teresa GOBLE, 1 July 1826/7 Springfield (Sangmon Co.) Ill.-10 June 1892 Harrison Co. MO) 5. Andrew Jackson LOWE (8 January 1846 Elizabeth (JoDavises Co, IL.)-23 Hune 1918 Brazil, Appanoose County, IA) m. Lucinda Emmarine Smith 28 Nov 1850 in Ky-8 Sept. 1939 Appanoose Co., IA) 6. Edwin Franklin LOWE (10 Nov 1886 Eagle (Harrison Co.) Missouri-12 April 1908, Brazil, Appanoose Co., IA)-Emma Viola Allison (9 Sept 1888 Glenwood (schyulor Co) Missouri)-Mar 1973, Centerville, Appanoose Co., IA) 7. James Edwin Lowe (living) m. Ruth Rosina Burkhiser (living) 8. Debra Kay Lowe (living) m. Richard M. Leibowitz (living) If you have any information on thes lines or would like to swap info that i have, please let me know. Vince Leibowitz Vince Leibowitz, Executive Director, American Cotton Museum: http://www.cottonmuseum.com President, Northeast Texas Museum Association: http://www.cottonmuseum.com/ntma.htm County Coordinator, The Hunt County GenWeb Project: http://www.cottonmuseum.com/hcgen.htm

Still looking for information or connections to the CONN family that was in Lycoming Co., PA. Specifically, I am hoping to get farther back. Thanks for all help. Francine Conn Halter ==== 1 David Conn b: April 12, 1799 in Lycoming, PA d: November 30, 1867 in Royal Center, IN .. +Anna Burnham b: September 26, 1813 in Wellsburg, NY d: March 04, 1897 in Indiana m: May 27, 1834 in Pennsylvania Father: Asahel Burnham Mother: Ruth Burt .. 2 Lucetta Conn b: February 22, 1835 in Lycoming, PA d: May 1914 in Royal Center, IN ...... +William Warner Washburn b: June 11, 1817 m: Bet. 1869 - 1870 .. 2 Mary Elizabeth "Mollie" Conn b: August 07, 1836 in Lycoming, PA d: October 03, 1926 ...... +William Hanselman b: 1832 in Pennsylvania m: May 29, 1859 Father: John Hanselman Mother: Augustine .. 2 Asahel B. Conn b: February 26, 1839 in Lycoming, PA d: November 27, 1916 in Sugar Grove, Tippecanoe Co., IN ...... +Nancy Jane Binns b: June 10, 1849 d: March 11, 1903 m: January 03, 1869 .. 2 Ruth Ann Conn b: October 28, 1841 in Lycoming, PA d: December 31, 1932 ...... +John N. Hines m: October 04, 1868 .. 2 Henry Clay Conn b: June 17, 1844 in Lycoming Co., PA d: May 23, 1926 in Pulaski Co., IN ...... +Rebecca Anne Moyer b: March 03, 1851 in Pulaski Co., IN d: March 07, 1891 in Winamac, Pulaski Co., IN m: October 21, 1873 in Pulaski Co., IN Father: Andrew/Andreas Martin Moyer/Meyer Mother: Leah Neff .. 2 Christiana Rebecca Conn b: December 21, 1846 in Lycoming, PA d: 1927 ...... +Aden Webb m: Aft. 1870 .. 2 Susannah Conn b: August 13, 1849 in Lycoming, PA d: 1937 ...... +Oliver Hendee m: Abt. 1882 .. 2 William H. Conn b: April 22, 1852 in PA d: in died young, Winamac, IN . 2 Alvina G. Conn b: September 02, 1855 d: in died young, Royal Center, IN .. 2 David L. Conn b: July 30, 1859 in Cass, IN d: 1933 +Belle Hipes b: March 06, 1874 d: 1930 m: Abt. 1897

I thought that I would repost my query since I found some new information. Lisa John FRITZ b. 17 Jan 1797 PA d. 17 Jan 1875 (per Lycoming Gen. Soc.) d. 22 Jul 1866 (per IGI) Anna HUNTZECKER b. 4 Dec 1804 PA d. 4 Mar 1870 Lycoming, PA children: 1. Mary b. 1828 Armstrong twp, Lycoming co., PA m. Andrew SHAFFER 2. Elizabeth b. 1830 Armstrong twp, Lycoming co., PA d. 25 Sept 1899 m. Ralph ELLIOTT ca 1851 3. Charles b. 1834 Armstrong twp, Lycoming co., PA d. 1 Jan 1894 Kansas m. Mary C. ? I think that Charles was divorced in Lycoming co. He served in the Civil War had two sons who came to Kansas with him. He lived in Herington, Dickenson co., KS. His brother Henry moved to Dickenson co., KS in 1872 and ended up in Abilene, KS. 4. Enoch b. 1836 Armstrong twp, Lycoming co., PA d. 14 Feb 1876 m. Elizabeth ? Enoch is buried at Williamsport Cemetery, per LCGS quarterly. 5. Isabelle b. 12 Nov 1839 d. 22 Jan 1853 6. Henry Clay (my ancestor) sources for him I have documents for, not from IGI b. 8 July 1842 Williamsport, Lycoming co., PA d. 12 Apr 1916 Abilene, KS bur. 15 Apr 1916 Abilene Cemetery m. 24 Dec 1863 Phoebe HURR Lycoming co., PA Henry served in the Civil War. He moved his family to Dickenson co., KS in 1872 to homestead. He received his land as a veteran. He wasn't a farmer so they ended up in town at Abilene and he was a carpenter. 7. John d. 25 Oct 1874 Lycoming co., PA John is not listed on the IGI, but there is a John s/o John and Anna Fritz buried at Williamport Cemetery. (per LCGS quarterly) ********************** John FRITZ b. ca 1771 PA d. Aug 1841 Lycoming co., PA bur. Old Wa. St. Cemetery (per IGI) Magdelana b. ca 1775 PA d. 27 Jun 1852 Lycoming co., PA children: 1. John (above) 2. Jacob b. 24 Feb 1800 d. 30 Aug 1878 Williamport, PA bur. Old Wa. St. cemetery m. Barbara GAUP Jacob and Barbara had a son Daniel who moved to Dickenson co., KS about 1875. 3. George b. ca 1799 PA 4. Joseph b. ca 1806 PA d. 1848 5. Enoch b. ca 1808 PA d. 30 Jul 1893 6. Daniel b. 14 Jul 1804 Williamsport, PA d. 26 Jan 1871 Williamport, PA m. 30 Nov 1828 Elizabeth ? All information is from IGI or census recording of Lycoming co., PA.

Hi. Is anyone have any information on the Covenhoven family members that lived in Lycoming County, PA in the late 1700's? In John F. Meginniss's book "The History of Lycoming County" published in 1892 there is quite a few references to Covenhovens. Albert, Robert, and John are three that I have seen so far. Robert Covenhoven seems to have played a primary role in the fight against the Indians during the time period. Would be interested to hear from anyone with more information on this. Thanks, Steve http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/8048/Polhemus.htm ____________________________________________________________________ Get free e-mail and a permanent address at http://www.amexmail.com/?A=1

I am looking for ANY information on the HOMLER or RAUCH families. My line lived in Limestone Twp., Lycoming Co. PA in the mid to late 1800's. Robert S. HOMLER (b. 31 May 1821 - d. 18 Jan 1905) married Mary Ellen RAUCH (b. 2 Nov 1822 - d. 31 Dec 1893). Known children: 1) John W. HOMLER (bc 1850) 2) Nathan Henry HOMLER (bc 1851) md. Shireman 3) Peter Jonas HOMLER (bc 1853) md. Omelia HAMBERGER 4) Lizzie (bc 1860) md GAUN 5) Sally J. (bc 1865) My line is Peter J. HOMLER who later lived in Lock Haven, PA. Brent F. Baughn <[email protected]>

Am trying to find the relevance of the toilet paper joke to genealogy... Oh well, maybe he posted to the wrong list.

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The clerk asks if he would like no name >(generic), Charmin, or White Cloud. > >"White Cloud sounds like good Indian toilet paper," says the >Indian. "How much is it?" > >"$1.00 a roll," the clerk replies. > >"That seems pretty expensive," responds the Indian. "What about >the others?" > >"Charmin is $2.00 a roll and no name is 50 cents a roll." > >The Indian doesn't have much money so he opts for the no name. >Within a few hours he is back at the trading post. "I have a >name for the no name toilet paper," he annonces to the clerk. >"We shall call it John Wayne." > >"Why?" asks the confused clerk. > >"Cause it's rough and it's tough and it don't take no crap off >no Indian." > > > -------------------- Return-Path: <[email protected]> Received: from cyberpass.net by netdex.netdex.com (SMI-8.6/SMI-SVR4) =09id JAA12110; Wed, 21 Apr 1999 09:03:50 -0700 Received: from cyberpass.net (cyberpass.net [209.75.197.3]) by cyberpass.net = (8.8.8/8.7.3) with SMTP id GAA23688; Wed, 21 Apr 1999 06:28:27 -0700 (PDT) Date: Wed, 21 Apr 1999 06:28:27 -0700 (PDT) From: Chuckles Jokes List <[email protected]> Sender: [email protected] To: [email protected] Subject: Today's Chuckle Message-ID: <[email protected]> MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; charset=3DUS-ASCII An Indian (Native American) walks into a trading post and asks for toilet paper. The clerk asks if he would like no name (generic), Charmin, or White Cloud.=20 "White Cloud sounds like good Indian toilet paper," says the Indian. "How much is it?"=20 "$1.00 a roll," the clerk replies. "That seems pretty expensive," responds the Indian. "What about the others?"=20 "Charmin is $2.00 a roll and no name is 50 cents a roll." The Indian doesn't have much money so he opts for the no name.=20 Within a few hours he is back at the trading post. "I have a name for the no name toilet paper," he annonces to the clerk. "We shall call it John Wayne."=20 "Why?" asks the confused clerk. 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Hi. Looking for information on the following family: John McNamee, born about 1812 in County Tyrone, Ireland. Married Isabell Hamil before he left Ireland. Settled in Cascade Township, Lycoming Co. about 1850. They had the following children, most of them born in Cascade. - Sara McNamee, b ? - Mary McNamee, b 1850 married Francis Kane in 1870 - Catherine McNamee, b 1852 - Isabell McNamee, b 1855 - Margaret McNamee, b 1856, married John Callahan in 1879 - Ellen McNamee, b 1857 - John McNamee, b 1858, married Isabell Farley in 1890 - James McNamee, b 1860, married Catherine Logue 1889 - William McNamee, b 1863, married Edith Kurtz in 1911 - Elizabeth McNamee, b 1865, married James Logue in 1895 I'm descended from Margaret McNamee and John Callahan. Does anyone have information on these families? I'm willing to share what I have. Mary

Hi. Looking for information on the following families: Patrick Callahan married Bridget Boyle before he left Ireland. Settled in Cascade Township, Lycoming Co. about 1850. Had the following children all born in Cascade: -John F. Callahan, b 1855, married Margaret McNamee - Hugh Callahan, b 1856, married Bridget McGarvey - James Callahan, b 1857, married Mary McLaughlin - Catherine Callahan, b 1860, married Jamaes Burrows - Michael Callahan, b 1861 - Charles Callahan, b 1863 I am descended from John Callahan and Margaret McNamee through their son, James Callahan and will share information I have. Mary

Ludwig Manthai (Prussia) settles in Lycoming Co,PA after coming to US. He got his first citizenship papers on Sept.26,1876. Is there a census for that time? Can anyone tell me how to go about getting a copy of these papers? (Assuming they exist) thanx,Karen Hammond [email protected] wrote: > Subject: > > PALYCOMI-D Digest Volume 99 : Issue 50 > > Today's Topics: > #1 Re: PALYCOMI-D Digest V99 #49 [Patsy A Read <[email protected]>] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from PALYCOMI-D, send a message to > > [email protected] > > 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: Re: PALYCOMI-D Digest V99 #49 > Date: Sun, 11 Apr 1999 14:01:27 -0400 > From: Patsy A Read <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > > For Tony Seidel > > Just another question to think about. Could the BUCHERs have been > Catherine's grandparents? Check ages. Catherine's Mom could have been > a Bucher. Why not check IGI for Buchert marriages in that area. Try > new LDS site. Good luck. > > Pat > ___________________________________________________________________ > 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 everyone I've recently found out that my grandfather was born in Williamsport in 1871, I'm now trying to find the marriage of his parents - John Reilly to Helen Maguire sometime prior to 1871. The only information I have is that the family were members of The Church of the Annunciation (which I understand was formed in 1871), and the baptism of my grandfather William Reilly was noted in their records. Prior to 1871 I'm given to understand that the catholic members of the 'Annunciation' were members of St. Boniface Church - which had been made up of mainly German parishioners. I feel sure that John Reilly would have been married in St. Boniface. I wonder if anyone out there could point me in the right direction as to how I might be able to find a marriage date? In addition does anyone know where the records for imigrants to PA from Ireland circa 1860/70 would be held, as my ggf emigrated from Ireland sometime during this period. Any information would be greatly appreciated - many thanks in advance. -- el

Is there anyone else in Lycoming County researching Kinney? I am looking for anything on John Kinney born CT(?) about 1840. He married and lived in Lycoming County 1860-1870. He moved to MO for several years then back to Lyc Ct before 1879. He farmed at Bodines when I knew him. His children were Laura (Loll), Anna Mary, James Arlo, Harriet Elizabeth, Sara C, Nellie S., John Arthur. Are there any Kinney researchers there who might be related? Also, can anyone tell me where East Canton was? I can't find it on a map today but it must be in Lycoming as there are a lot of references to it in early newspapers notices. Margie

For Tony Seidel Just another question to think about. Could the BUCHERs have been Catherine's grandparents? Check ages. Catherine's Mom could have been a Bucher. Why not check IGI for Buchert marriages in that area. Try new LDS site. Good luck. Pat ___________________________________________________________________ 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]

Seeking information about my great-grandfather, Newton A. MOYER. Newton lived and worked on the MOSTELLER farm at Quaker Hill in Eldred Twp, Lycoming Co, PA, at the time he married my great-grandmother (1903), Elizabeth Pearl BLAKER (14AUG1880-22MAY1953). Newton died suddenly at the age of 20 while Elizabeth was pregnant with their first child (my grandmother). He was not around very long, so little is known of him. According to my grandmother's childhood recollections, she heard that her father was from "down the line." That usually means Muncy, Milton, Lewisburg, etc. All stories relate that Newton and Elizabeth were married at Warrensville, Elderd Twp, Lycoming Co, PA, early in 1903 and my grandmother was born in November 1903. I thought for sure that a marriage license would give me a clue as to Newton's pedigree, but I cannot find one. I've checked Lycoming and surrounding counties. I understand that at this time a marriage license was required by all these counties. Also, Newton would have been under 21 when the marriage took place, so he probably needed the signature of a parent or guardian. When Elizabeth married her second husband, she indicated on her license that she was married in 1903 and indicates she is a widow. I am at a loss as to where to go to try to track down Newton's family, or even find a marriage license. Have others come across the lack of a documented marriage license after the time when they were legally required? Any suggestions about how to proceed would be most welcome. Harold Bower [email protected]