Bill - Thanks very much for checking - when you say that you have records for Shamokin cem. - do you mean all the cemeteries in Shamokin - if not - which ones did you check? Kathleen ----- Original Message ----- From: "william dietrich" <dietrichpa@adelphia.net> To: <PANORTHU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, December 30, 2003 4:28 AM Subject: Re: [PANORTHU-L] FRAILEY and KITCHEN > Hi, I have records for Shamokin cem. as well as Farrows funeral records, for > that area. none of your names are there. ther are no Frailey,s but several > Kitchens, but none of the ones you want!! hope this helps?? Bill > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Kathleen Frailey Puls <kathleenpuls@comcast.net> > To: <PANORTHU-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Monday, December 29, 2003 9:19 PM > Subject: [PANORTHU-L] FRAILEY and KITCHEN > > > > Hello - I am looking for the cemeterycemeteries in Northumberland Co. > where Mary FRAILEY and her niece Elizabeth KITCHEN are buried. According to > the 1880 census for Shamokin, Mary FRAILEY, age 79, was living with her > niece Elizabeth KITCHEN, age 57, and daughter Annie C. KITCHEN, age 24. Is > anyone willing to do a Shamokin Co. cemetery lookup for me? Any suggestions > would be appreciated. > > Thanks - Kathleen Frailey Puls > > > >

Hi, I have records for Shamokin cem. as well as Farrows funeral records, for that area. none of your names are there. ther are no Frailey,s but several Kitchens, but none of the ones you want!! hope this helps?? Bill ----- Original Message ----- From: Kathleen Frailey Puls <kathleenpuls@comcast.net> To: <PANORTHU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, December 29, 2003 9:19 PM Subject: [PANORTHU-L] FRAILEY and KITCHEN > Hello - I am looking for the cemeterycemeteries in Northumberland Co. where Mary FRAILEY and her niece Elizabeth KITCHEN are buried. According to the 1880 census for Shamokin, Mary FRAILEY, age 79, was living with her niece Elizabeth KITCHEN, age 57, and daughter Annie C. KITCHEN, age 24. Is anyone willing to do a Shamokin Co. cemetery lookup for me? Any suggestions would be appreciated. > Thanks - Kathleen Frailey Puls >

Can anyone tell me what happened to Hamilton Twp? Where it was, what became of it? I find a Samuel Culver in Hamilton on 1786, 1788 tax lists, but later that particular township seems to go away! Thanks! Karen Dale Larkspur CO

Hello - I am looking for the cemeterycemeteries in Northumberland Co. where Mary FRAILEY and her niece Elizabeth KITCHEN are buried. According to the 1880 census for Shamokin, Mary FRAILEY, age 79, was living with her niece Elizabeth KITCHEN, age 57, and daughter Annie C. KITCHEN, age 24. Is anyone willing to do a Shamokin Co. cemetery lookup for me? Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks - Kathleen Frailey Puls

This is my brothers picture site its kinda crude. Under the Title places and things are old Sunbury Photo's. There are some real interesting pictures one is a base ball team My brother said is from 1920 . But it might be later because he said the 3 rd guy in on back rwo is "Cy" Frances Ludlum Shultz born in 1915. Jeanie http://www.evenlink.com/sunburyfolks/PLACES%20AND%20THINGS.HTML

Does anyone have a connection to this family? Descendants of George Strohecker 1 George STROHECKER .. +Anna CARL ... 2 William STROHECKER b: Abt. 1856 in Northumberland Co., PA ....... +Sarah BOVEY b: Abt. 1856 in Dauphin Co., PA m: December 4, 1878 in Brookville Twp., Ogle Co., IL Father: Adam Bovey Mother: Catherine Alleman 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/

I received some beautiful old photo's as a gift from an older Aunt. Shultz and Rockwell pictures. Sunbury Pa area. She had them all identified except one. In another persons writing probably my grandmothers a photo that is a post card photo probably 100 years old? The two children are very dressed up . A small boy is wearing a fancy dress looks like light colored linen and a sash or belt that falls below is waist line in the contrasting color and he is has small white bow tie and the dress has two contrasting colors with many white buttons make it fancy and he wears dark stockings and light colored button up the side shoes. Does any one know what year they stopped wearing stockings and dress's on a walking boy? I have a picture of a small boy a few years old born in the year 1900 and he has on nickers and my grandfather born in the year 1910 and he has nickers on the fashion of the clothing is some what similiar in 1913 ? with many white buttons and bow tie on a boy. On the back of the photo is two names one is Ludlem Rockwell born in 1875. The boy would be under 4 years old in picture. This would be my grandfathers who had an uncle Ludlem . If it is him the picture postcard would be from 1879? Their also is a girl and the picture says Doris and Ludlem but we don't know of any other Doris than the one who sent me the pcitures. The girl is a few years older than the boy an dressed in a simple dark colored knee lenght pleated jumper with a elbow lenght puffy sleeve blouse with no collar and no buttons a little bar pin at her neck , she is wearing a large dark bow in her hair and her hair is finger curled. She has on white stocking and high snug fiting very white shoes like boots that appear flat on the bottom and unsoiled. This Ludlem had no sister by the name of Doris that we know of but a sister two years older Mary ROCKWELL. ODD part of the picture I kept trying to figure out is the children are standing dead center in between a row of flowers. Not infront of the row but in them. One flower is in front of the childrens feet. I was telling My Aunt Doris brother about my pictures. I never mentioned the flower. I did ask him if he remembered any of his great Aunts and Uncles. He told me his Uncle Warren ROCKWEll in Sunbury had a flower that bloomed once a year at night. Warren lived until 1952 my uncle was a kid then. I have two children for Warren C ROCKWELL an Alda and a Thomas. His children were born after 1900. I think the writing on the back of the picture may of been a guess and written Doris and Ludlem ROCKWELL's Picture by my grandma who for got who these kids were and they were for my Aunt Doris maybe and maybe a picture of Ludlem . But she did name my Aunt Janette her olderst daughter after a ROCKWELL/SCHULTZ so maybe she named her second daughter after a Doris ROCKWELL but my Aunt Doris does not know of any other ancestors of that name . Any way interesting puzzle. I will keep searching. I know they are ROCKWELL children because the SHULTZ children lived in poverty and you should see how sad the picture's of three little girls I have form the early 1900 look of some Shultz girls who lived in Ashland than Sunbury. Janette, Edna, Mary who mother was a ROCKWELL but married a SCHULTZ. They all have on black stockings , shoes and just plain cotton wrinkled , soiled dress's. Jeanie

In a message dated 12/20/2003 10:46:26 AM Eastern Standard Time, churchj@quik.com writes: > May I suggest that you email him at partick@mpz.com.au or > patrick@aussiehobbies.com Judy, I have done just that. Thanks for the suggestion. I'll let you know what I discover. Sue

I am trying to prove my lineage to the Emigrant William HAYNES. His grandson was Joseph HAYNES, b. 18 Oct 1683 in Salem, Essex Co., Mass. I believe he married Hannah CLEMSON (d/o James CLEMSON and Katherine WRIGHT), in Chester (Delaware) County, PA before 1718 as their first child Bartholomew HAYNES (my 7th gGrandfather) was born in that year. James CLEMSON was granted land warrants in 1712 in Chester County. Does anyone connect to this family or can anyone on the list tell me where the marriage records for that time would be kept? Thanks for your help. Sue

Dear Sue: I go back to William Haynes B 1730 married Katherine Baker. However, at one time I thought that I was in a different line and received a complete lineage from Patrick McDonald who has done extensive research. May I suggest that you email him at partick@mpz.com.au or patrick@aussiehobbies.com You might just email to both addresses. Patrick is a very nice man and was very willing to email me his line, too bad that I later found out that we weren't cousins. Good luck and would you mind to let me know what you find out? Merry Christmas, Judy Churchill ----- Original Message ----- From: <Travelingback@aol.com> To: <PANORTHU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, December 20, 2003 5:44 AM Subject: [PANORTHU-L] Bartholomew HAYNES, b. abt 1718 m. Jane (HIGGINS?) > > I am trying to prove my lineage to the Emigrant William HAYNES. > > His grandson was Joseph HAYNES, b. 18 Oct 1683 in Salem, Essex Co., Mass. I > believe he married Hannah CLEMSON (d/o James CLEMSON and Katherine WRIGHT), in > Chester (Delaware) County, PA before 1718 as their first child Bartholomew > HAYNES (my 7th gGrandfather) was born in that year. James CLEMSON was granted > land warrants in 1712 in Chester County. > > Does anyone connect to this family or can anyone on the list tell me where > the marriage records for that time would be kept? > > Thanks for your help. > > Sue > > >

Please can any one help me out with some data. I am seeking the wifes name of Jonathan MERTZ/MARTZ. I am seeking a death date and place of both Jonathan and wife. I beleive they died in Sunbury after 1820-1830 and are buried in Sunbury probably on Spruce Street or Penn's cemetery. I have a Jonathan MARTS/MARTZ/MERTZ last lived in Sunbury he shows up in census up to the year 1820. He was a distiller in Sunbury . He has a daughter Barbara MERTZ who marries Jesse BOSTIAN/BASTIAN He has a daughter Susanna MERTZ who married Peter Simonton. He had one son . I am not sure who the son is but I am working on the theory it could be this guy he is the right age in 1850 and also sells Liquor. frm Sunbury Gazette June 25, 1853 >Sunbury Borough, Northumberland CO , or Augusta TWP >>Simon MARTZ, liquor, 8th class, $8.50 Name: Martz, Simon Year: 1850 County: Northumberland Township: Sunbury Borough State: Pennsylvania Roll: M432_804 Page: 204 Image: 409 house and family visit 46, Aug., 13, 1850 Simon Martz, 47, distiller, Mary, 34, Mercy?, 12, ends in ine, looks like ?au?ine, so maybe Pauline or Caroline or even Naudine, female, 5, Gideanna, 2, all born in PA Any thing would be greatly appeciated. Jeanie

Can anyone connect with this family? Descendants of Henry Rebuck 1 Henry REBUCK .. +Catherine ? ... 2 John H. REBUCK b: 1847 ....... +Helena TSCHOPP b: July 31, 1850 m: December 31, 1872 in Ogle Co., IL d: February 9, 1882 Father: Philip Tschopp Mother: Susanna Heckert ... *2nd Wife of John H. REBUCK: ....... +Mary E. MASE b: 1851 in Lincoln Twp., Ogle Co., IL m: August 20, 1882 in Ogle Co., IL d: 1920 Burial: West Grove Cemetery, Lincoln Twp., Ogle Co., IL Father: Jacob J. Mase Mother: Sarah Ann Fager 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/

I now know Jonathan MERTZ/MARTZ/MARTS lived in Sunbury or Augusta TWP Nortumberland County after 1800 and he is there in 1810 and 1820. Still alive in 1823 for wedding of daughter. He was born in 1776 . I am hoping some one will have more they could share with me or please help me find. I need his wifes name.I am missing about 5 kids names born from 1800-1820. I have a Barbara and a Susanna. I think he only has one boy probably also named Jonathan I would guess born between 1804 and 1810. I do not know when Jonathan MERTZ he died or were he is buried but I beleive it was in Sunbury area. His occupation was listed as stiller. I have not yet received a census for 1830 to see if he is still alive at that time. If any one could please help me with some of these answers that would be wonderful. Thank you Jeanie

Jeanie, In 1840 Point Twp. was in Northumberland Co., exactly where it is today. Here is a URL for map of Northumberland Co.: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/maps/pa/county/northumb/usgs/ Point Twp. is shown on this map just above center. Click on Point Twp. to get an excellent detailed map of the township. Nelson R. Sulouff /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// ----- Original Message ----- From: "John & Jeanie Stout" <msjbostian@earthlink.net> To: <PANORTHU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, December 08, 2003 6:04 PM Subject: [PANORTHU-L] Point Township > Can some one please tell me were Point town ship is in 1840 in Northumberland Co Pa. > Thank you Jeanie

Can some one please tell me were Point town ship is in 1840 in Northumberland Co Pa. Thank you Jeanie

Does anyone know the REICHLEY'S of Northumberland Co? They were there late 1700's Kay in CA

I am searching for information about Eva (Johnson) Stein. She was born 1901 in Cumberland Allegany CO. MD Married George Stein, might have a son George Washington Stein. At some point she moved to Northumberland, PA. I found her name on a will of her father Harrison W. Johnson dated in 1975, so I know she was alive then. Would appreciate any info. that anyone might have. I thank you in advance, Barbara Hott

Check out this page very interesting. 1861-1931 By H O Moser, Delano ,Rail railroading , and much more http://course.wilkes.edu/Delano/history/

In a message dated 11/21/2003 6:51:15 PM Eastern Standard Time, Norskygh@aol.com writes: > Adam was in the Northhampton Militia as a Corporal in the Revolutionary > War.. > Then as a Corporal on the frontier against the indians. Later as a private > in > the War of 1812. All in Northhampton County. > Jerry This is the Northumberland County list. It would appear that you should be on the Northampton County list.

I am the grgrgreat grandson of Adam and Susanna Hicker. Adam was born in Lehigh which I believe in later years became Lehigh County. He is last known to be in Lehigh County, South Whitehall Twp in the 1840 Lehigh County census. Adam was in the Northhampton Militia as a Corporal in the Revolutionary War.. Then as a Corporal on the frontier against the indians. Later as a private in the War of 1812. All in Northhampton County. Would highly appeciate any information anyone would have on Adam and/or Susanna.. I was stationed in Lewisburg, Union County, Pa. for five years fron 1963 to 1968. Was in Northhampton County several times where I could of done this research and have the library at Bucknell University at my disposal. I did not know, at that time, that my family started in Northhampton County, Pa. Now that I am 75 years old and genealogy is my prime past time and I live in my home state of Washington some 3000 miles away. I could kick my behind for not obtaining the information I now seek.. May God Bless You. Jerry Hicker norskygh@aol.com