Trying to Fine a James Crawford married a Lady Name Margaret ??? in Mount Carmel Pa. 1800, had four Children. John. James ,Rose. Crawford. Thank You. Pat

Hi Seekers! I wasn't aware that there is a CD out there with the 1884 Shamokin directory on it. But, I also would truly appreciate a look-up on the surname, ALISON/ALLISON, provided someone has the CD/Census data and wants to do some kind deeds. HAYS/HAYES is the other surname from that particular Shamokin area that I am searching for - any data will certainly be appreciated. Many thanks in advance! Shirley: bobert@i-1.net

Can find nothing that even approximates anywhere in PA. Searched for both Frank COYLE and ROSE COYLE. Good Luck. ----- Original Message ----- From: <grannypatn@aol.com> To: <PANORTHU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, July 05, 2004 9:32 AM Subject: [PANORTHU-L] Coyle > Please check the 1930 census of mount Carmel,Pa. for A frank Coyle with a wf. > name Rose, Frank could have been b. 1905 in that range. Thank you Nancy > >

Please check the 1930 census of mount Carmel,Pa. for A frank Coyle with a wf. name Rose, Frank could have been b. 1905 in that range. Thank you Nancy

I'm aware that there is a CD out there with the 1884 Shamokin directory on it. If anyone has that or access to others between 1872 and 1887, could they please look up the following names for their addresses and occupations? Patrick Coulter Michael Wert thanks, judy __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Read only the mail you want - Yahoo! Mail SpamGuard. http://promotions.yahoo.com/new_mail

I am looking for any information on John and Mary (?) Woodside, who's daughter Lydia Woodside married William Moore about 1840 . I am also looking for information on Alexander Moore and Margaret Albertson who were William Moore parents. Thank you for any help. Richard Swank

Please write your support for the restoration and upkeep of Harmony Cemetery, Milton. Thanks Ann from Michigan researching in PA: WENNER and DAVIS (who are buried in Harmony). ----------------- Forwarded Message: Subj: Re: Harmony Cemetery Date: 6/28/04 12:03:15 PM Eastern Daylight Time From: KayFromPA@webtv.net To: AGarvin224@aol.com, boozeman@pcspower.net Sent from the Internet (Details) HI Ann and Lou - Yesterday I called the President of the Milton Historical Society and she promised me she would make some phone calls and get back to me. This morning I called the Milton Borough Manager and he explained the cemetery situation to me - it seems that the Association still has 3 trust funds to draw from but with the present stock market conditions the funds are not producing much in the way of spendable money and the cemetery is operating in the red. He told me that at the next Council meeting (July 14) the Council will vote on the town taking over the cemetery and he assured me that all the cemetery records would be transferred to the Borough Building and he is very much interested in transferring the records to computer files and he will be providing a computer and space for people to do this work. He is so interested in the preservation that he offered me the job and said he would pay for meals, over-nights, etc. He said the first order of business would be the firing of "Randy" the person in charge of the cemetery. He also said that all future sales of lots would see the money (all of it) go into the maintance and restoration of the cemetery - he agrees that it is in deplorable condition. I grew up in Milton and my grandfather held the position of Borough Manager for about 10 years so I used a little bit of ancient history on him. I am sure that a letter to him would help when the matter comes up for Council vote - I have already written my letter to him and given him permission to read the letter at the July 14 council meeting and have also enclosed a map that the maintance dept. of Lewisburg Cemetery has prepared for people doing research there. Sorry I so lazy as to send this letter to both of you but you are both interested. The address for your letter is - Mr. Charles Beck Borough Manager Milton Borough Hall Milton, PA 17847 Hope all of this helps. Please keep in touch. Kay

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This is an automatically generated Delivery Status Notification. Delivery to the following recipients failed. St2rusty@aol.com From: Melanie J. <daisygambel@msn.com> To: St2rusty@aol.com Subject: Re: Do you have a gravestone photo? Sent: Wednesday, June 23, 2004 9:00 PM Dear Sharon, That's great. Thank you. Do you have them on your computer? If so, you can email them to me. If not, you can send them to the address below. Just make sure you note which gravestones are from which cemeteries. Thanks again. Regards, Melanie Karvoski P.O. Box 362 Hamburg, PA 19526 From: St2rusty@aol.com To: daisygambel@msn.com Subject: Re: Do you have a gravestone photo? Date: Wed, 23 Jun 2004 20:19:10 EDT Melanie, I have several photos of stones from Greenwood and Summit Cemeteries in Northumberland County. I would be more than happy to submit them to your site. Sharon

Is there anyone living near the Grandview Cemetery at Pillow who could check dates on one gravestone? I think there is an error in the records. Thanks. Roger Cramer Peoria, Arizona Roger & Sue Cramer's Genealogy Site http://members.aol.com/rogercubs/index.html Ogle Co., IL Genealogy Site http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilogle/

Hi, I recently sent to Harmony for some information and they did finally send it to me but most of the information is incorrect. I sent a $10.00 donation along with my request. I am trying to locate my grandfather's sister, Elizabeth Lewis Gehris Stark, who was supposedly killed when a train hit the car she was in along with her husband Clarence Stark and son Harry Stark. It may have happened between 1923 and 1930 as I can't find them in the 1930 census. She is listed in one of her brother's obit.in 1923. They sent me information on an Elizabeth Stark but she isn't the one I have been looking for. Her brother Thomas Lewis is buried somewhere in Lewisburg so maybe she is buried there. Her daughter, Ismay Gehris Greiner is buried in Harmony. Meta -----Original Message----- From: boozeman [mailto:boozeman@pcspower.net] Sent: Tuesday, June 22, 2004 5:31 PM To: PANORTHU-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [PANORTHU-L] Milton: Harmony Cemetary Probably not. I asked that they try to fix my gggggreat grandfathers stone which is broken in half - three years ago - it's still the same - I think they want $$$ to do it. I'll have to ask them how much - but when I go there - no one is around. Lou ----- Original Message ----- From: <AGarvin224@aol.com> To: <PANORTHU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, June 22, 2004 3:33 PM Subject: [PANORTHU-L] Milton: Harmony Cemetary > Try again: > > Might it be worth my while to write to a caretaker/Sexton for Harmony > Cemetery, in Milton, to locate family graves? Also, I was there > yesterday, and a Very Large Dead Tree has fallen on some stones, > knocking one over. I wonder if it'll be attended to? > > Ann from Michigan > Researching in PA: WENNER, DAVIS >

In a message dated 6/22/04 5:31:47 PM Eastern Daylight Time, boozeman@pcspower.net writes: > Probably not. I asked that they try to fix my gggggreat grandfathers stone > which is broken in half - three years ago - it's still the same - I think > they want $$$ to do it. I'll have to ask them how much - but when I go > there - no one is around. > Oh, I saw no one else yesterday. The place seemed deserted. Actually, you may need to pay someone yourself to repair it...eliminating the middleman might be a good idea.

Probably not. I asked that they try to fix my gggggreat grandfathers stone which is broken in half - three years ago - it's still the same - I think they want $$$ to do it. I'll have to ask them how much - but when I go there - no one is around. Lou ----- Original Message ----- From: <AGarvin224@aol.com> To: <PANORTHU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, June 22, 2004 3:33 PM Subject: [PANORTHU-L] Milton: Harmony Cemetary > Try again: > > Might it be worth my while to write to a caretaker/Sexton for Harmony > Cemetery, in Milton, to locate family graves? > Also, I was there yesterday, and a Very Large Dead Tree has fallen on some > stones, knocking one over. I wonder if it'll be attended to? > > Ann from Michigan > Researching in PA: WENNER, DAVIS >

Try again: Might it be worth my while to write to a caretaker/Sexton for Harmony Cemetery, in Milton, to locate family graves? Also, I was there yesterday, and a Very Large Dead Tree has fallen on some stones, knocking one over. I wonder if it'll be attended to? Ann from Michigan Researching in PA: WENNER, DAVIS

Hello Listers, I am newcoming member of this list from Warsaw, Poland. I try to help my girl-friend from Belarus to find their relatives. Her surname is Taliszewska. She thinks their relatives changed the surmane to Talisesky or Taliseskey when entered USA. They came to Shamokin or Elysburg. Would you help me to find her living relatives in your County? Big thanks in advance Kind regards from Warsaw, Poland Jozef ----- Original Message ----- From: "Melanie J." <daisygambel@msn.com> To: <PANORTHU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, June 21, 2004 10:04 PM Subject: [PANORTHU-L] Do you have a gravestone picture? > Hello everyone. > > I have just started a new website for digital gravestone pictures from > Schuylkill, Berks, and Northumberland Counties. I live in Berks county near > the boarder of Schuylkill county. I will be taking pictures with my digital > camera this summer and uploading them to the web site. The digital pictures > will be available free of charge to all visitors. > > Do you have pictures of gravestones from Berks, Schuylkill or Northumberland > County, Pennsylvania? If so, please consider submitting the digital image to > the project. You would be given credit on the submitter page and a chance to > earn a free Memorial Page. > > So, far there are some gravestone images uploaded for St. Michael's Cemetery > in Hamburg, Berks, PA and St. Ambrose Cemetery in Schuylkill Haven, > Schuylkil County. The site is still a work-in-progress. Help spread the > word on this new site. And, if you have a genealogy web site I'd be happy > to exchange links with you. > > By the way, some of the interior pages use Flash and sound. So, you may need > to be patient for the header of the page to load. Enjoy. > > > http://www.ancestralbranches.com/tombstones/gravestones.html > > > Sincerely, > Melanie > >

Hello everyone. I have just started a new website for digital gravestone pictures from Schuylkill, Berks, and Northumberland Counties. I live in Berks county near the boarder of Schuylkill county. I will be taking pictures with my digital camera this summer and uploading them to the web site. The digital pictures will be available free of charge to all visitors. Do you have pictures of gravestones from Berks, Schuylkill or Northumberland County, Pennsylvania? If so, please consider submitting the digital image to the project. You would be given credit on the submitter page and a chance to earn a free Memorial Page. So, far there are some gravestone images uploaded for St. Michael's Cemetery in Hamburg, Berks, PA and St. Ambrose Cemetery in Schuylkill Haven, Schuylkil County. The site is still a work-in-progress. Help spread the word on this new site. And, if you have a genealogy web site I'd be happy to exchange links with you. By the way, some of the interior pages use Flash and sound. So, you may need to be patient for the header of the page to load. Enjoy. http://www.ancestralbranches.com/tombstones/gravestones.html Sincerely, Melanie

http://www.petitiononline.com/ethan/petition.html This is a petition for online access to records that I received from another list. It would help us all immensely -- Please sign!

I've been searching WENNER line (Milton, Northumberland Co) for any connection to my grandmother Mamie (Mayme/Mary) WENNER DAVIS. She had three siblings: Ellen, born 1863, Minnie, born 1864, and Edward born 1866. Their father was Thomas. Any one out there w/ info on this family? I'd be pleased to hear from you! Ann from Michigan

I would like to take one moment out of everyone's busy lives to wish all of the Reagan family my deepest sympathy and to thank President Ronald Reagan for a job well done from a grateful Nation and World. Please no replies are necessary and absolutely please not rederick. Again Thank you Ronnie!!! Daniel J Geyer

The "Mount Carmel Item" was the newspaper in circulation in Mount Carmel during the years you mentioned in your message, and as of several years ago microfilm copies of the newspaper were available from the State Library of PA. through inter-library loan. You may want to contact them personally through their web site www.statelibrary.state.pa.us and inquire about their inter-library loan policy for the Mount Carmel Item. Vince -----Original Message----- From: Rob & Audrey Josephs <josephs@phonewave.net> To: PANORTHU-L@rootsweb.com <PANORTHU-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, June 01, 2004 9:48 PM Subject: Re: [PANORTHU-L] Mount Carmel Newspapers >1. Would someone please provide me the names(s) of the newspaper(s) published in Mount Carmel during the 1930's and 1940's. I believe one was the Mount Carmel News Item. I had my local library here in Nevada request microfilm copies of the Mount Carmel News Item for 1931- 35 from the State Library of Pennsylvania. The State Library faxed my local library and said that they did not have microfilm copies for those years. Is that possible? Was there another newspaper in circulation in Mount Carmel during the 1930's? >