Hey Bev, These look like they might be yours. Could be mine, too, if I can find the connection. Anita Ewa728@aol.com wrote: > Bev & Anita, > Are you aware of the Pepperman's in The History of Lycoming Co. 1892 > by Meginness? > Pg 1157: Matthew Marshall , eldest son of Matthew Marshall, was born > in Piatt township, Lycoming Co., in 1814........He married Catherine, > daughter of John Slonaker, and his family consisted ot the following > children: .................., Alice, wife of William Pepperman. > > Pg 1066: Henry Pepperman, the only surviving son of Anthony > Pepperman, Jr. was born in York County, PA in 1898 He removed with his > parents to Clinton County in 1814, where he grew to manhood. He married > Margaret Tackaberry on Dec. 11, 1834 who bore him the following children: > ...........William, .............. > > Will these fit into you Pepperman line? > Eldred

Thank you so much, Janet. Don't worry about 'jumping in' as you say. It is my belief that is the purpose of a "List." Don't you think? If it wouldn't trouble you too much, I was wondering if you could list the other Peppermans you found in the "Cemetery Series" book? Since we just recently found the info on the Pepperman's, your information filled a couple of blanks in our line and maybe we could fill more spaces. Is this book on-line yet? Yours gratefully, in searching & re-searching, Anita Fish Gohl Janet Nelson wrote: > I'm new to this list - so am not sure when I should jump in... > > I have many of the Lycoming County Cemetery Series books published by LCGS. > Volume VI includes Mifflin Township and the Salladasburg Cemetery. On page > 66 the stones for John & Priscilla are listed as follows: > > Pepperman, Priscilla Jane w/o John d. Oct 14 1891 80y 5m 8d > Pepperman, John b. Jan 27 1806 d. Mar 8 1854 > (stone broken & partially > underground) > > There are lots of Peppermans listed in the Salladasburg cemetery, but no > William or no Elizabeth. > > Janet Nelson > Canton, CT > JanNelson@attbi.com > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Anita Gohl" <gohlpost@netw.com> > To: <PALYCOMI-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2002 4:56 PM > Subject: Re: Pepperman > > Dear Bev, Well - none of these match don't know any of the particulars of > your Wm K. Pepperman. > Our Pepperman stats are these to the best of our knowledge: > > PEPPERMAN, John; born. circa 1800-1808, possibly somewhere in Lycoming Co., > PA; > died Unknown but again possibly in Salladasburg, Lycoming > Co., PA > - He married Priscilla CARPENTER in Salladasburg, Lycoming > Co., PA on 1/24/1828; She was born 5/6/1811 same place > and died 10/14/1891 also same place. > > Now the only child we are aware of at present is > > Elizabeth PEPPERMAN, b. 9/9/1842 in Salladasburg, Lycoming Co., PA and > died in 1883 in Williamsport, Lycoming Co., PA. > > My question for you is, do you think that your Wm K. could have been either > a brother to Elizabeth or possibly a cousin? maybe a nephew. Do you have > any more facts about your Wm. K. PEPPERMAN? > > Yours in searching and researching? > Anita Gohl > > BSell76058@aol.com wrote: > > We have parents- William K. Pepperman & Matilda Jeirles. Children- Blanche, > Henry, George, Laura, Harry, Bessie, Clara, and Eugene. We are especially > interrested in Clara. I understand Clara was born, May 12, 1900, in > Dunnstown Clinton Co. Pa. If any of these match e-mail me, please. > > Bev.

Hello: My name is Bob Wescoatt from Chico, California, just starting my mother's family tree and am seeking information on my g-g-grandfather, George Hauke, who was born in Williamsport, Pa, 24 Sept 1818 and married a Martha Polhamus who was born in Williamsport, Pa, on 21 June 1823. I have the information on the Polhamus line but am seeking any information on the Hauke line. We have some information that the name originally may have been spelled Houck and possibly his parents may have come from Holland. I do not know the name or country of origin on his parents. Any information/help will be appreciated. Bob Wescoatt --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? Sign-up for Video Highlights of 2002 FIFA World Cup

I'm new to this list - so am not sure when I should jump in... I have many of the Lycoming County Cemetery Series books published by LCGS. Volume VI includes Mifflin Township and the Salladasburg Cemetery. On page 66 the stones for John & Priscilla are listed as follows: Pepperman, Priscilla Jane w/o John d. Oct 14 1891 80y 5m 8d Pepperman, John b. Jan 27 1806 d. Mar 8 1854 (stone broken & partially underground) There are lots of Peppermans listed in the Salladasburg cemetery, but no William or no Elizabeth. Janet Nelson Canton, CT JanNelson@attbi.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Anita Gohl" <gohlpost@netw.com> To: <PALYCOMI-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2002 4:56 PM Subject: Re: Pepperman Dear Bev, Well - none of these match don't know any of the particulars of your Wm K. Pepperman. Our Pepperman stats are these to the best of our knowledge: PEPPERMAN, John; born. circa 1800-1808, possibly somewhere in Lycoming Co., PA; died Unknown but again possibly in Salladasburg, Lycoming Co., PA - He married Priscilla CARPENTER in Salladasburg, Lycoming Co., PA on 1/24/1828; She was born 5/6/1811 same place and died 10/14/1891 also same place. Now the only child we are aware of at present is Elizabeth PEPPERMAN, b. 9/9/1842 in Salladasburg, Lycoming Co., PA and died in 1883 in Williamsport, Lycoming Co., PA. My question for you is, do you think that your Wm K. could have been either a brother to Elizabeth or possibly a cousin? maybe a nephew. Do you have any more facts about your Wm. K. PEPPERMAN? Yours in searching and researching? Anita Gohl BSell76058@aol.com wrote: We have parents- William K. Pepperman & Matilda Jeirles. Children- Blanche, Henry, George, Laura, Harry, Bessie, Clara, and Eugene. We are especially interrested in Clara. I understand Clara was born, May 12, 1900, in Dunnstown Clinton Co. Pa. If any of these match e-mail me, please. Bev.

Bev & Anita, Are you aware of the Pepperman's in The History of Lycoming Co. 1892 by Meginness? Pg 1157: Matthew Marshall , eldest son of Matthew Marshall, was born in Piatt township, Lycoming Co., in 1814........He married Catherine, daughter of John Slonaker, and his family consisted ot the following children: .................., Alice, wife of William Pepperman. Pg 1066: Henry Pepperman, the only surviving son of Anthony Pepperman, Jr. was born in York County, PA in 1898 He removed with his parents to Clinton County in 1814, where he grew to manhood. He married Margaret Tackaberry on Dec. 11, 1834 who bore him the following children: ...........William, .............. Will these fit into you Pepperman line? Eldred

Anita, I would love to exchange info on the Peppermans with you. This is a very sad branch of the family John and Priscilla had 13 children, including a set of twins. I believe only two girls lived to adulthood. I don't have death dates for all of them, but the majority of them. I have found Elizabeth and her family in the 1870 Lycoming Co census. I have four children listed for them. From John I can go back another two generations. The original Pepperman served in the Rev. War and my line is approved through DAR. Deena Cross Iowa Searching: Adsit, Alford, Baker, Burris, Chiles, Cochran, Craw, Devault, Ellyson, Harman, Hiser, Hoge, Howe, Jackson, Johnson, Letton, Lucas, McKelvey, McQuiston, Moll, Moorman, Perkins, Pepperman, Sabin, Salmon, Stalling, Stephenson, Thomson, Wohnseidler, Yetley, and Zumwalt ________________________________________________________________ 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/web/.

Bev, I know who you are talking about. I have him listed as William McKey Pepperman. I don't show a child Clara. I show a Helen born about 1905. However; if Clara was born in 1900, there is a large gap with Bessie b. Aug 1897 and then Helen in 1905. I should try to find the 1900 census. William was the son of Adam. Ican go back another two generations from Adam. I would love to have info on Clara's brothers and sisters and going forward with your line. The Original Pepperman served in the Rev. War and I have it approved through DAR. Deena Searching: Adsit, Alford, Baker, Burris, Chiles, Cochran, Craw, Devault, Ellyson, Harman, Hiser, Hoge, Howe, Jackson, Johnson, Letton, Lucas, McKelvey, McQuiston, Moll, Moorman, Perkins, Pepperman, Sabin, Salmon, Stalling, Stephenson, Thomson, Wohnseidler, Yetley, and Zumwalt ________________________________________________________________ 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/web/.

We have parents- William K. Pepperman & Matilda Jeirles. Children- Blanche, Henry, George, Laura,Harry, Bessie, Clara, and Eugene. We are especially interrested in Clara. I understand Clara was born, May 12, 1900, in Dunnstown Clinton Co. Pa. If any of these match e-mail me, please. Bev.

Dear Bev, Well - none of these match don't know any of the particulars of your Wm K. Pepperman. Our Pepperman stats are these to the best of our knowledge: PEPPERMAN, John; born. circa 1800-1808, possibly somewhere in Lycoming Co., PA; died Unknown but again possibly in Salladasburg, Lycoming Co., PA - He married Priscilla CARPENTER in Salladasburg, Lycoming Co., PA on 1/24/1828; She was born 5/6/1811 same place and died 10/14/1891 also same place. Now the only child we are aware of at present is Elizabeth PEPPERMAN, b. 9/9/1842 in Salladasburg, Lycoming Co., PA and died in 1883 in Williamsport, Lycoming Co., PA. My question for you is, do you think that your Wm K. could have been either a brother to Elizabeth or possibly a cousin? maybe a nephew. Do you have any more facts about your Wm. K. PEPPERMAN? Yours in searching and researching? Anita Gohl BSell76058@aol.com wrote: > We have parents- William K. Pepperman & Matilda Jeirles. Children- Blanche, > Henry, George, Laura,Harry, Bessie, Clara, and Eugene. We are especially > interrested in Clara. I understand Clara was born, May 12, 1900, in Dunnstown > Clinton Co. Pa. If any of these match e-mail me, please. > > Bev.

Dear Deena Cross, I noticed in your list of surnames, below, that you have a "PEPPERMAN". Wondering if you have - back in your line - an Elizabeth A. Pepperman, b. 9 Sep 1842, died 1883 [daughter of - John PEPPERMAN and priscilla Jane Carpenter] married to Jacob F. Gohl on 4 Oct 1854. Would love to exchange information on this family line. We are the Gohl family in this line. Anita Fish GOHL living in northern Idaho Deena B Cross wrote: > Pattee, > > I don't know if you have seen it, but there is a bio on William Harris, > who married Sarah in the History of Lycoming Co PA. I suspect you have > seen that. > > Let me know if you need the info. > > Deena Cross > Iowa > > Searching: Adsit, Alford, Baker, Burris, Chiles, Cochran, Craw, Devault, > Ellyson, Harman, > Hiser, Hoge, Howe, Jackson, Johnson, Letton, Lucas, McKelvey, McQuiston, > Moll, Moorman, > Perkins, Pepperman, Sabin, Salmon, Stalling, Stephenson, Thomson, > Wohnseidler, Yetley, and Zumwalt > > ________________________________________________________________ > 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/web/.

Pattee, I don't know if you have seen it, but there is a bio on William Harris, who married Sarah in the History of Lycoming Co PA. I suspect you have seen that. Let me know if you need the info. Deena Cross Iowa Searching: Adsit, Alford, Baker, Burris, Chiles, Cochran, Craw, Devault, Ellyson, Harman, Hiser, Hoge, Howe, Jackson, Johnson, Letton, Lucas, McKelvey, McQuiston, Moll, Moorman, Perkins, Pepperman, Sabin, Salmon, Stalling, Stephenson, Thomson, Wohnseidler, Yetley, and Zumwalt ________________________________________________________________ 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/web/.

Pattee, This might be a lead for you. From "History of Lycoming County, Pennsylvania, 1892 by Meginness pg 347: Early Industrial Development The first boot and shoemaker of any note in the borough was Jeremiah Tallman, who, as early as 1799, opened the business in a frame shop on the southwest corner of Third and Pine Streets. ...................................... The second workman at this trade was Henry Harris, who about the year 1808 erected a two-story frame building on the Southeast corner of Market Square. Page 188: Col. Samuel Hunter, .........When Northumberland County was organized n 1772 he was appointed one of the first justices, and served in the Assembly from 1772 to 1775............Colonel Hunter married Susannah Scott, sister of Abraham Scott, formerly member from Lancaster. ....... Page 719: William Harris was born in Lycoming County, Pennsylvania, son of John and Susan (Scott) Harris. ................ If you do not have access to this book, I would be glad to copy off these pages for you. Eldred

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> >I'm wondering if someone can do a lookup for me on my family from >Loyalsock, Lycoming Co., PA (near Williamsport). My Margaret Harris >born 1810 there. Her parents unknown but I know which family it is: > >John HARRIS (1759-1798) m. Susannah SCOTT (1769-1813). > Their children: > >Samuel m. Nancy PETRIKEN >Henry b. 1788 >Margaret b. 1795 m. John VANDERBILT >John b. 1796 >William (1797-1835) m. Sarah GRAFIUS (daughter of Jacob GRAFIUS) > > Either Henry or John is my Margaret Harris b. 1810's father, >but I don't know which one. I do know that my Margaret had 8 sons >and the second son is named Henry. None of her sons is named John. >I have therefore been speculating that Henry might be her father. I >can find no trace of info on Henry or John. > I would appreciate any info on this family. > Pattee > > > >-- > --

Thank you so much. I'll be waiting to hear from you. Connie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kevin R. Phillips" <KevinRPhillips@prodigy.net> To: <PALYCOMI-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, June 01, 2002 2:33 PM Subject: RE: Penn Twp. Schools in the 1920 and 30s' > Connie, > > I'll get back with you later today when I get a chance to look through > my information on the school. I definitely have a recent (within the > last few years) digital photo, some school pictures of my grandmother > and the rest of the class from around the mid to late 20's and I think a > school card as well. I'll also look on a map and give you exact > directions. > > My grandmother is older than Orpha but she probably knew her (and may be > a cousin), I'll call her tonight to find out. > > Kevin > > -----Original Message----- > From: Connie [mailto:waffles@bwkip.com] > Sent: Saturday, June 01, 2002 1:17 PM > To: PALYCOMI-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: Penn Twp. Schools in the 1920 and 30s' > > > Thank you. I know some of the roads of in that area. I am looking for > info on Orpha "Erb" Campbell. Don't know exact years she attended, but > she > was born in 1922. Thanks Connie >

Thank you. I know some of the roads of in that area. I am looking for info on Orpha "Erb" Campbell. Don't know exact years she attended, but she was born in 1922. Thanks Connie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kevin R. Phillips" <KevinRPhillips@prodigy.net> To: <PALYCOMI-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, June 01, 2002 12:43 PM Subject: RE: Penn Twp. Schools in the 1920 and 30s' > Connie, > > If you have a map of Lycoming County, I can give you an idea of the > location. (and I have a digital picture around somewhere) My > grandmother attended the school in that time range - Mary Elizabeth > Reese. I believe I also have a scanned image of a school card and some > photos that she has from that time range. > > I'll pull out my map and give you exact roads but it is the road that > goes from Picture Rocks up to Mount Zion Cemetery. > > Kevin > >

Connie, I'll get back with you later today when I get a chance to look through my information on the school. I definitely have a recent (within the last few years) digital photo, some school pictures of my grandmother and the rest of the class from around the mid to late 20's and I think a school card as well. I'll also look on a map and give you exact directions. My grandmother is older than Orpha but she probably knew her (and may be a cousin), I'll call her tonight to find out. Kevin -----Original Message----- From: Connie [mailto:waffles@bwkip.com] Sent: Saturday, June 01, 2002 1:17 PM To: PALYCOMI-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: Penn Twp. Schools in the 1920 and 30s' Thank you. I know some of the roads of in that area. I am looking for info on Orpha "Erb" Campbell. Don't know exact years she attended, but she was born in 1922. Thanks Connie

I am looking for a list of Children attending that school around 1927-1930. And the location of the school. . Thanks Connie ----- Original Message ----- From: <DLutz22901@aol.com> To: <PALYCOMI-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, June 01, 2002 8:13 AM Subject: Re: Penn Twp. Schools in the 1920 and 30s' > Connie, I remember a book that my brother-in-law has that has data on all > the schools in Lycoming County. I don't know the name or author , however I > will be visiting my sister next week and will try to look for it. Any > specific data that you are looking for? Hope I can find something for you. > Delores >

Connie, If you have a map of Lycoming County, I can give you an idea of the location. (and I have a digital picture around somewhere) My grandmother attended the school in that time range - Mary Elizabeth Reese. I believe I also have a scanned image of a school card and some photos that she has from that time range. I'll pull out my map and give you exact roads but it is the road that goes from Picture Rocks up to Mount Zion Cemetery. Kevin

Hi, The James V. Brown Library has a copy of it. Kathryn Cowher