Hi Faith and list: I am in TX, so cannot go to the cemetary for you, but I do have a list of most of the MILLERS buried there since 1885. I also have some LONG, STALKER, GREEN, and HUTMAN names. I would like to hear from you if you are looking for any of these, and I would really like to know if you find any earlier records for the cemetary. Dan Miller FaithGib@aol.com wrote: > > Hello List, > > I am new to this list. The families I am researching did not originate in > Montgomery County (as far as I know), but many of them chose to be buried > there! > > Is there anyone living near Gladwyn who would be willing and able to visit > the Odd Fellows Cemetery for me? (I live overseas and can't come there myself > just yet) I need to know if certain family members are buried there. > > Thanks......Faith > Faithgib@aol.com > > ==== PAMONTGO Mailing List ==== > Support Rootsweb with a donation it will be used to keep > this Genealogy Resource online. > http://www.rootsweb.com > > ============================== > Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/

I like to request that those of us on the list issue our e-mails with a subject pertaining to what we are discussing, not a subject for 3 days ago. this one is a good example & I do not flame just this person. I am trying to do lookups on PA church records & I've seen just as many messages that have used that subject line & discuss something totally unrelated, as those who discussed what they wanted in a lookup. These lookups take time & I'm pleased to do them, but you sure can't tell on the Digest mode if there is something you want to look at. No flames, just be helpful to everyone on the list & have a subject pertain to your material. And don't put generic subjects like: Genealogy, Family Tree, Searching, or like one I saw today, "Stuff". God a digest today, 6 messages from a Surname list, using a subject line of "My ***** Family" [no need to name family] Now that tells me a whole lot when I assume everyone is on that list because they have a ***** connection. A given name would be nice in that case It would be totally great if you put surname(s) & if room, date in the subject. Donna PAMONTGO-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > > Subject: > > PAMONTGO-D Digest Volume 00 : Issue 36 > > Today's Topics: > #1 Re: [PAMONTGO-L] Lookup on Church [Almond66jc@aol.com] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from PAMONTGO-D, send a message to > > PAMONTGO-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: Re: [PAMONTGO-L] Lookup on Church records offered/MOHR > Date: Tue, 1 Feb 2000 20:04:04 EST > From: Almond66jc@aol.com > To: PAMONTGO-L@rootsweb.com > > Thanks Bill, > > Would you know if Chester county has a site like Philly Roots? > > I would greatly appreciate your help. > > Thanks > > Jean

Hello List, I am new to this list. The families I am researching did not originate in Montgomery County (as far as I know), but many of them chose to be buried there! Is there anyone living near Gladwyn who would be willing and able to visit the Odd Fellows Cemetery for me? (I live overseas and can't come there myself just yet) I need to know if certain family members are buried there. Thanks......Faith Faithgib@aol.com

Thanks Bill, Would you know if Chester county has a site like Philly Roots? I would greatly appreciate your help. Thanks Jean

Jean There is a Schuykill twp. in Chester Co. Bill -----Original Message----- From: Almond66jc@aol.com [mailto:Almond66jc@aol.com] Sent: Tuesday, February 01, 2000 6:27 AM To: PAMONTGO-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [PAMONTGO-L] Lookup on Church records offered/MOHR Thank you Mary Lou. Because I can't even find ELIZABETH MARIE MOHR[LIZZIE]'birth certificate,I am unable to determine if we are of the same line. I only know that she was born on August 14, 1882 and that her parents were ANNA MOHR and JOHN MOHR. Latest rumour has her coming from Schukyl[sic]township in Chester county.

I would appreciate it if whoever is doing the lookups would check for the funeral of THOMAS JEFFERSON CURLL, who died before 1860, probably in Norristown. A child with that name died June 7, 1849, in Norristown, as did a brother, JOSHUA JAMES CURLL (same date), and JACOB JAMES CURLL, who died June 13, 1949. Maybe the father was laid to rest with his sons. Thank you so much, Phyllis Wilkinson

Thomas Jefferson CURLL, b. abt. 1815, married Anna Marie, b. abt. 1816. He disappeared from the records before 1860, and Anna Marie (mnu) CURLL died November 20, 1860. They had (according to my calculation) 10 or 11 kids, mostly born in Montgomery Co., but the family seems to have some connections to Philadelphia and Tredyffrin, Chester Co. Their children were: i. JOSHUA JAMES3 CURLL, b. Abt. 1841; d. June 07, 1849, Norristown, Montgomery Co., PA.. ii. JEROME CURLL, b. Abt. 1843; d. January 19, 1862, in the service of the Union Army, buried in Tredyffrin-Easttown, The Great Valley Baptist Church Cemetary. iii. MARGARET CURLL, b. Abt. 1844, married GEORGE EMORY,b abt. 1830. iv. THOMAS JEFFERSON CURLL, b. Abt. 1846; d. June 07, 1849, Norristown, Montgomery Co., PA.. v. JACOB JAMES CURLL, b. Abt. 1848; d. June 13, 1849, Norristown, Montgomery Co., PA.. vi. SAMUEL CURLL, b. Abt. 1849; m. LOUISE J. KREMER, August 14, 1871. 2. vii. THOMAS JEFFERSON CURLL, JR., b. June 08, 1852, Norristown, Montgomery Co., PA.; d. March 07, 1926, Philadelphia, PA.. viii. CROMWELL CURLL, b. Abt. 1853; m. LENA L. BRAUGHTON, August 14, 1881, Norristown, Montgomery Co., PA.; b. Valley Forge, PA.. ix. ARABELLA CURLL, b. Abt. 1855, Norristown, Montgomery Co., PA.; m. JOHN H. GOLDER, September 05, 1879, Norristown, Montgomery Co., PA.; b. Bridgeport, PA.. x. JOHN CURLL, b. Abt. 1858. xi. ANNA M. CURLL (Probably) I believe that the elder THOMAS JEFFERSON CURLL, b. was the son of THOMAS CURLL, b. 1790, of Delaware Co., PA., and MARGARET PEARCE, b. abt. 1795, of Chesterfield Co., PA., who married Oct 4, 1808, in Chesterfield Co., PA. Anybody out there working on this line? I'd appreciate any additions or corrections to this line. Phyllis Wilkinson Key Largo, FL.

Thank you Mary Lou. Because I can't even find ELIZABETH MARIE MOHR[LIZZIE]'birth certificate,I am unable to determine if we are of the same line. I only know that she was born on August 14, 1882 and that her parents were ANNA MOHR and JOHN MOHR. Latest rumour has her coming from Schukyl[sic]township in Chester county. Keep me in mind regards Jean

Jean, Looking deeper into my files, the only info I have relating to the MOHR family is: Hanss Leonhard TRUMPFHELLER b.1688 in Germany, married Elisabetha MOHR (daughter of Isaac MOHR) IN 1718 in Germany. One of their sons, Johannes Leonhart DRUMHELLER (my grx5grandfather) b.1720 in Germany, arrived in America in 1754, and settled in Nothumberland County, PA. So we have a span of over 100 years between yours and my info. I don't know if we're of the same MOHR line, but should I find more info I'll surely let you know. Mary Lou Kline Media, PA

I have a gggrandfather, Charles Washington SHULTS, Jr., b. Phila. 1803. He was a preacher in the German Reformed Church. He studied with Dr. HELFENSTEIN who was pastor of the First Reformed Church of Philadelphia. Does anyone have any information on these individuals or of the church? Thanks.

I am doing research on the name Bickel: Johann Christophe Bickel b. 11/27/1682 Massenbach, Germany m. 8/8/1715 " " im. 1732 to USA nat 9/24/1755 U S Citizen d. 12/10/1756 Possibly New Hanover Twp, Pa. Place of burial ??? Son Ludwig Adam Bickel is buried in New Hanover Lutheran Cemetery Gravesite for Johann was not found at this cemetery? I know your busy. Your research is much appreciated. Thank you Willard

Look up Donna, Thanks so much for your kind offer. I have several connundrums re linking family members in two grave sites. 1) Joseph T Hipple brn 1861 married Jennie E (might also be Emma Jane Miller). Their oldest child was born/died 1884 (Harlen A Hipple B or D 7/29/1884 ) so I assume their marriage was between 1880-1883. I do not know Joseph Hipple's parents names so if you could find a birth record as well it would be helpful. 2) Jennie E Hipple was brn 1863. If is possible her birth name was Emma Jean or Emma Jane Miller. I am not sure of the name of her parents, but it might be Catharine and Absalom Miller. 3) Catharine (9-18-1846 - 1977??) and Absalom Miller (1835 or 1839 to 8-9-1892) might have had two daughters, Mary and Emma Jane brn 1863 (AKA Jennie E.) I do not know anything more about them. I do assume that their marriage was between 1858 and 1862. Any help that you can give me in links between the Millers and the Hipples would be appreciated. If you can find information re the birth and marriage of these people, I would just be thriilled. Thanks again Joan Frizzell frizzell@lasalle.edu

Joan, look what I have in my database. Descendants of Martha Jane HIPPLE 1 Martha Jane HIPPLE b: February 18, 1848 in IN d: October 12, 1904 in IN ... +John CRISS b: January 24, 1848 in IN m: September 09, 1869 in IN d: June 01, 1938 in IN ..... 2 Herbert R. CRISS b: July 18, 1887 in IN d: April 05, 1969 in IN .......... +Versal Belle WHITE b: September 09, 1896 in IN m: September 10, 1921 in IN d: February 10, 1968 in IN ............. 3 Ruth CRISS b: September 12, 1924 .................. +Eugene Frederick VIGUS b: February 28, 1925 in IN' ..... 2 CRISS ..... 2 Everett CRISS b: June 25, 1910

Steve I don't have your KEPNER, but if you're looking for info re Scottdale, you should enquire to the Westmoreland list, not Montgomery. Good hunting Bill

Donna, You will get inundated again! That is so generous of you to offer. I have three stone walls: 1. Daniel LANDIS born 10/27/1803 somewhere in PA but first found in Chester Co on septenniel census of 1842 in E Nantmeal. Lived in Warwick Twp. Died in N Coventry. Was aa farmer on 1850 Census in Warwick and a carpet weaver. Buried in St Peters UCC Church in Knauertown. Died 4/7/1878. Married Elizabeth JONES abt 1835. Firstt child William was age 12 on 1850 Census born abt 1838. Looking for birth parents of Daniel LANDIS and marriage date to Elizabeth JONES, dau of MARY DUGAN JONES, who was dau of Joseph DUGAN of E Nantmeal. 2. Anna Maria NEUKIRCH born in Robeson, Berks Co 3/8/1770 according to computer list of marriages/deaths at Schwartzwald Churc. Married GEORGE MOHR on 9/27/1789. Can't find her father. Could be Conrad Neukirch or Johannes. Name spelled NEWKIRCK, NIEKIRK, NEUKIRCH. 3. father of Zenas SAVAGE of Coventry, born about 1763, married to Catherine BOYER. Had 11 children. Could be George SAVAGE or 'Sin' Sawny SAVAGE. Savages were in Phila, Berks and Chester Co. Three brothers in eary 1700, Samuel, George, John. Samuel was involved in Pine Forge with RUTTER. Looking for George SAVAGE married Hannah OTTINGER in 3/1765 in Phila Co. Could have been born in 1740s. Thank you so much. Diana

Please and thank you.....the name is PETERMAN in Plymouth Township in mid to late 1700's- 1800's. Thanks again.

I have a deed in file. George KNEEDLER, Daniel KNEEDLER, Alexander MAJOR, & Jacob ENGHART (and their wives are named) are selling land in Gwynedd Twp., Montgomery Co., PA to John SHERRY - 1822. Alexander MAJOR is living, at the time, in Northern Liberties. Gerre Engard Byrd

there could be a connection as John and Anna MOHR had a son named ISSAC MOHR ABOUT 1881, but because I cannot find any information on myGrandmother Elizabeth Marie Mohr to see who where her parents came from, I cannot know. It looks promising. Do you have any information for the time period that Anna and John MOHR married, supposedly in Chester County? That would have beenn 1879 or 1880, I would appreciate it. We have been looking for years, Thanks Jean Almond MIAMI, fL.

Donna, I'm looking for a record of the marriage of John WESTON and Margaret SHENEBERGER, which took place between 1795-1800 probably in Whitpain Township, Montgomery County. Thank you for your very generous offer. Carol

Jean, I don't have info on your Elizabeth MOHR, but my greatx6grandmother was Elizabetha MOHR b. about 1690, whose father was Isaac MOHR. Elizabetha married Hanss Leonhard TRUMPFHELLER. Any connection here? Mary Lou Kline