Hi, I've done a lot of Transue, and I think its archived on Monoe Co. If you can't find it, just get back to me. The following has not been put, at least by me. 21 Jan 1814, the estate of John Fare, Lower Saicon township, wife Christina, children; Jacob, Conrad, Abraham, Catharine, wife of Peter Weygant, Eve, wife of Jacob Strous, Elizabeth, wife of John Hoe, Margaret, wife of Isaac Transue, Magdalena, Sarah, and a brother Michael, deceased and 3 children; Charles, Peter and Christina, all under 21. 18 Aug 1807 Guardians for the minor child of Henry Kreidler, Nazareth township, petitioner, Melchior Transue, father-in-law of the deceased, child, Elizabeth, under 14, guardian Isaac Stout and Abraham Transue. Buried at Easton graveyard Koch, Nicholaus, born 22 April 1737, died 21 Sept 1818, Elizabeth, born 2 Feb 1740, did 27 Dec 1824, their daughter Mary, married Anthony Transue, Buried at Lower Saucon Transue, Henry, born 1 May 1766, died 8 Aug 1831, Anna Maria, born 27 Nov 1770 died 25 April, 1858 Buried at Allentown Transue, Peter, born 23 April 1777 died 20 Sept 1841 Burial grounds in Monroe Co (Transue) 14 16 17 19 20 21 26 28 Middle Smithfield Presbyterian Sand Hill Methodist Episcopal Church Woodale, East Stroudsburg St. Paul's Mount Pocono Tannersville Reformed, Mount Pocono Shawnee Presbyterian, Bushkill Beakleyville Baptist, East Stroudsburg War of 1812 Transue, Jaoob wife Elizabeth WC-33302 SC-1712 srv Capt Hawk's PA Mil Transue, Jacob, SC-6715 srv Capt Abe. Shaffer's PA Mil Butts, Samuel, or Samuel Butz, SC-14756 wife Mary Transue, married 4 Nov 1814 Northampton Co., PA., srv Warner's Ohio Mil. Lived in Mahoning and Stark Counties, Ohio Rev. War Transue, Philip, PA Line, Rejected 10676, soldier applie 5 Feb 1834 Monroe Co., soldier was born in Northampton Co in 1759 and he lived there at enlistment and he lived in several township in said county after the Rev. then moved to Monroe Co., one Mary Christiana Transue made aff'dt 14 Nov 1834 in Northampton Co., and stated she was the widow of soldier's brother (not named). Soldier's son Abraham Transue signed p.o.a 15 Odt 1852 in Monroe Co as 1 of the soldier's sons of deceased Rev. soldier Philip Transue (other sons not named). >From Pam F. Swiftwater cemetery Transue Peter B 1866-1924 C.W. 16 March 1826 - ____ Sarah B., 25 May 1828- 28 Nov 1900 Mary J.. 1869=1944 Lewis 1848-1920 Mary A. 16 Jan 1863-24 Oct 1907 William 19 Oct 1812-14 Nov 1906 Anna 20 Nov 1821-18 June 1907 Peter 1818 -1896, Elizabeth Brown 1828-1875 born in Germany. David R. 22 March 1842-18 Feb 1861, s/o William and Anna Moses A 21 June 185? - 1 June 1877 Transue Families ( this some of what I have put up) Paternal grandfather, Elias Transue of French Huguenot descent, born in the US. His father fled France before the Rev. The family located in Bucks Co. at an early day, three of the sons came to Monroe County, Elias, and John settled near Shawnee, Jacob near Stroudsburg. Anthony lived and died in Smithfield township; John died in Bradford County, Abram lived for some years in Monroe and then moved to Wyoming Co, where he died. Jacob, lived in Smithfield, Monroe Co, and ded in Sussex County, NJ. Lanor, was the wife of a Mr. Kiper, of NY State. Kate married Joseph Price and they moved to Ohio; Rachel was the wife of Jacob Yetter of Monroe County; Barbara married Barbara married Philip Snively, died in Pocono township; Susan married Michael Hardenstein, and died in Stroudsburg; Mary married William Fish, and died in Bradford county. Isaac Transue,father of Uriah (born July 24, 1832) died in 1879, his wife died in 1887. (more to follow). Best Wishes, Geri