This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Manuel or Emanuel or Immanuel or Grimes Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/odB.2ACI/425 Message Board Post: Any one having information on Olive (Manuel) born in Liverpool in 1854/1855 later married a George Grimes and died in 1891 in Elmhurst PA. She was an Indian and we are having trouble finding anything on her. Any help on her or the indians and how they were a part of the community would be appreciated.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/odB.2ACI/412.1.1.1 Message Board Post: My great-grandfather was Jerome P. McElhany (1864 to 1924),his wife's name was Grace but I am not sure of the maiden name as all that I have to work with is the tombstone. They are buried in the East Waterford,PA cemetary which is at one end of Horse Valley. My grandparents are buried there as well. We were in the area last week for a reunion of the desendents of my grandparents; Ferdinand and May McElhany of Granville, PA. Hello cousin---:)

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: MCELHANEY, GRAHAM Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/odB.2ACI/412.1.1 Message Board Post: Was your ancestor, Jerome McElhaney, married to a Grace Graham? If so, we are connected as she was a sister to my grandfather, Solomon Herbert Graham.

Forgot to mention - "Orrstown" is an abstracting error. It is NOT nor ever has been in Fannett Twp. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Carolyn K Shearer" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2002 6:27 PM Subject: Re: [PA-Perry] Re: McElhany- Horse Valley - Civil War > My Great Grandfather was Jerome P. McElhany (born 1864) who lived in the Horse Valley area of central PA. He is buried in the East Waterford,PA cemetery along with his wife and son (my grandfather) and daughter-in-law. I was in the area this past weekend to attend a Family reunion in the village of Granville. Horse Valley is near East Waterford > > > I do not know anything about HorseValley in Perry County, but there are two such places in Fannett Twp, Franklin County which borders on Perry County. Here is the 1870 census for your Jerome and his family: > 1 Ferdinand McElheny 45 M white Farmer 4000 1560 Pennsylvania no no no yes no no no Franklin Fanette Township Orrstown 157 400 395 September 9, 1870 > 2 Mary McElheny 39 F white Housekeeper 0 0 Pennsylvania no no no no no no no Franklin Fanette Township Orrstown 157 400 395 September 9, 1870 > 3 James McElheny 15 M white Farm Hand 0 0 Pennsylvania yes no no no no no no Franklin Fanette Township Orrstown 157 400 395 September 9, 1870 > 4 Bertha McElheny 9 F white 0 0 Pennsylvania no no no no no no no Franklin Fanette Township Orrstown 157 400 395 September 9, 1870 > 5 Jerome McElheny 6 M white 0 0 Pennsylvania no no no no no no no Franklin Fanette Township Orrstown 157 400 395 September 9, 1870 > 6 Ferdinand McElheny 3 M white 0 0 Pennsylvania no no no no no no no Franklin Fanette Township Orrstown 157 400 395 September 9, 1870 > 7 Irene McElheny 0.25 F white 0 0 Pennsylvania February no no no no no no no Franklin Fanette Township Orrstown 157 400 395 September 9, 1870 > 8 Martha McElheny 50 F white Housekeeper 0 0 Pennsylvania no no no no no no no Franklin Fanette Township Orrstown 157 400 395 September 9, 1870 > 9 Ellen McElheny 68 F white 0 0 Pennsylvania no no no Insane no no no no Franklin Fanette Township Orrstown 157 400 > > > If you will send your address to [email protected], I will send the rest of the file and the address of another researcher working on Ferdinand. > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

My Great Grandfather was Jerome P. McElhany (born 1864) who lived in the Horse Valley area of central PA. He is buried in the East Waterford,PA cemetery along with his wife and son (my grandfather) and daughter-in-law. I was in the area this past weekend to attend a Family reunion in the village of Granville. Horse Valley is near East Waterford I do not know anything about HorseValley in Perry County, but there are two such places in Fannett Twp, Franklin County which borders on Perry County. Here is the 1870 census for your Jerome and his family: 1 Ferdinand McElheny 45 M white Farmer 4000 1560 Pennsylvania no no no yes no no no Franklin Fanette Township Orrstown 157 400 395 September 9, 1870 2 Mary McElheny 39 F white Housekeeper 0 0 Pennsylvania no no no no no no no Franklin Fanette Township Orrstown 157 400 395 September 9, 1870 3 James McElheny 15 M white Farm Hand 0 0 Pennsylvania yes no no no no no no Franklin Fanette Township Orrstown 157 400 395 September 9, 1870 4 Bertha McElheny 9 F white 0 0 Pennsylvania no no no no no no no Franklin Fanette Township Orrstown 157 400 395 September 9, 1870 5 Jerome McElheny 6 M white 0 0 Pennsylvania no no no no no no no Franklin Fanette Township Orrstown 157 400 395 September 9, 1870 6 Ferdinand McElheny 3 M white 0 0 Pennsylvania no no no no no no no Franklin Fanette Township Orrstown 157 400 395 September 9, 1870 7 Irene McElheny 0.25 F white 0 0 Pennsylvania February no no no no no no no Franklin Fanette Township Orrstown 157 400 395 September 9, 1870 8 Martha McElheny 50 F white Housekeeper 0 0 Pennsylvania no no no no no no no Franklin Fanette Township Orrstown 157 400 395 September 9, 1870 9 Ellen McElheny 68 F white 0 0 Pennsylvania no no no Insane no no no no Franklin Fanette Township Orrstown 157 400 If you will send your address to [email protected], I will send the rest of the file and the address of another researcher working on Ferdinand.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/odB.2ACI/412.1 Message Board Post: My Great Grandfather was Jerome P. McElhany (born 1864) who lived in the Horse Valley area of central PA. He is buried in the East Waterford,PA cemetery along with his wife and son (my grandfather) and daughter-in-law. I was in the area this past weekend to attend a Family reunion in the village of Granville. Horse Valley is near East Waterford I do not know anything about his father or what he might have done in the war however.

on 6/15/02 7:45 PM, [email protected] at [email protected] wrote: > Hi Marcia; > > I have been looking for Wilsons up and down Perry County for some time. > Around 1784 my ancestor, Robert Kelly, took for a second wife Lettice Wilson, > widow of the recently deceased Samuel Wilson of W. Pennsboro, Cumberland. > Robert lived near Landisburg. > > Lettice had children from her marriage to Samuel: John, James, Andrew and > Mary. John had a son, Samuel, as noted in Samuel Wilson's will. I have been > trying to determine if her son is the same James Wilson who married Margaret > Kilgore in 1805. It was his second marriage, his first wife also possibly > being a Margaret. I believe he had a daughter, Margaret, and will check for > you. > > Kathy > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go > to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > Thank you for your reply. I really have nothing on the Wilson's lineage any clues welcome Marcia Loudon [email protected] --

Hi Marcia; I have been looking for Wilsons up and down Perry County for some time. Around 1784 my ancestor, Robert Kelly, took for a second wife Lettice Wilson, widow of the recently deceased Samuel Wilson of W. Pennsboro, Cumberland. Robert lived near Landisburg. Lettice had children from her marriage to Samuel: John, James, Andrew and Mary. John had a son, Samuel, as noted in Samuel Wilson's will. I have been trying to determine if her son is the same James Wilson who married Margaret Kilgore in 1805. It was his second marriage, his first wife also possibly being a Margaret. I believe he had a daughter, Margaret, and will check for you. Kathy

Hello Kathy, There were quite a few Wilsons living in the area of Pennsylvania that became Juniata Co. and Perry Co. The two-volume Commemorative Biographical Encyclopedia Of Juniata Valley (1897) lists18 Wilsons in its index, viz., George, Henry, H. Latimer, Isaac, James B., John (2), John A., John F., Nathaniel, Robert (3), Samuel, William, William A., William H., and William W. The mention of Samuel Wilson occurs on p. 343 of volume one. I regret I do not have the first volume of this set: I have only the second volume which begins with page 683. Since the Perry Historians created an index for both volumes and published the index in a reprint of the second volume in 1979, I think you will find Perry Historians have a copy of the first volume of BEJV in their library. In May 1802 my immigrant ancestor, Johannes Zulauf>John Sulouff, bought 206 acres from George Wilson whose farm was situated at the confluence of the Licking Creek and the Tuscarora Creek in Milford Twp., in the portion of Mifflin Co. that became Juniata Co. in 1831. The last I heard, about five years ago, a Wilson descendant owned and lived on the remaining Wilson property in the corner of Milford Twp. formed by these two creeks. You might also consider the fact that this portion of Mifflin Co. was taken off of Cumberland Co. in 1789 and that Perry Co. was taken off of Cumberland Co. in 1820. Thus you might find the roots of your Wilsons in old Cumberland Co. records. Happy hunting, Nelson R. Sulouff ///////////////////////////////////////////////// ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, June 15, 2002 4:45 PM Subject: Re: [PA-Perry] DANIEL McAFEE and MARGARET WILSON > Hi Marcia; > > I have been looking for Wilsons up and down Perry County for some time. > Around 1784 my ancestor, Robert Kelly, took for a second wife Lettice Wilson, > widow of the recently deceased Samuel Wilson of W. Pennsboro, Cumberland. > Robert lived near Landisburg. > > Lettice had children from her marriage to Samuel: John, James, Andrew and > Mary. John had a son, Samuel, as noted in Samuel Wilson's will. I have been > trying to determine if her son is the same James Wilson who married Margaret > Kilgore in 1805. It was his second marriage, his first wife also possibly > being a Margaret. I believe he had a daughter, Margaret, and will check for > you. > > Kathy

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Smith Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/odB.2ACI/424 Message Board Post: Daniel K. Smith Born IN Newport,Pa.8-14-1836 Death 10-10-1920.Buried at soldiers home,Erie,Pa. Married to Mary E. Hunter who died June26,1889, buried in Newport,Pa..Looking for info on daniel's Father and mother who where they thank you. Jim.

I do not know. According to the obit posted on Perry Co. webstie the father of my John Henry Light from Wheatfield Twp., Perry County, was Ludwig Light. John Henry Light (1773-1854), according to the census information, was born in PA. I did find a Ludwig Light in 1790 census in Washington Co, MD. In addition to Ludwig Light in 1790 in same county in MD there was a Benjamin, John and Peter. This John was not in the right age category to be my John Henry Light. I tried to pursue these Maryland Light's on the MD web site, but did not get any information that seemed to fit. The obit. for John Henry Light did not name his mother. The first Penn land patent in 1805 for John Henry Light of then Cumberland Co. had his surname spelled Leight. Family "legend" says that the "e" was dropped. I have had a copy of this land patent since 1952! His second land patent of 1808 had his surname as Light. I have made progress coming forward with some of the children of John Henry Light. But I have not gotten back any further. I am aware of a Light family in Lancaster, but anything that I was able to turn up, did not "fit" either for names or dates. But perhaps there is additional information that I do not have. Incidently, my surname was Lyte because my grandfather changed the Light to Lyte. Long story about that. Peggy Lyte Tyrrell Joe wrote: > Hi Carolyn, Peggy and other Light researchers.... > > Does anyone know if these LIGHTS are part of the Henry Light 1710 line of Lancaster co...?? > At least two of his children went to Frederick Co VA..... and some no info here..... > > Thanks, > > peggyt wrote: > > > > Carolyn K Shearer wrote: > > > > > Your Lights are buried in the same row as some of my husband's Shearer > > > family in Pisgah Evngelical E.U. B. Cemetery, Carroll Twp. From "30 Perry > > > County PA Cemetery Records" pg 282 > > > > > -- > > joe > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

Hello Marcia, I think I have some information that might help you. BIOGRAPHICAL ENCYCLOPEDIA OF JUNIATA VALLEY, pp. 958-959, has an article on Hezekiah MCAFEE born in McAfeetown, Turbett Twp., then Mifflin Co., now Juniata Co. The article gives considerable ancestral history as well as some descendant history. Among descendants named are Daniel, James, John, and Wilson. I can scan an OCR transcription and send you the article as a plain text E-mail message if you wish. According to BIOG. ENCY. OF JUNIATA VALLEY and the FLICKINGER FAMILY HISTORY, Sydney WILSON was b. 3/1/1817 in Mifflin Co. (now Juniata Co.). Her parents were Richard WILSON and Catherine STROUSE. It appears possible that my Sidney Wilson and your Margaret Wilson could be closely related, perhaps even sisters. (I have a lot of information on Sidney's husband, Jacob Groninger and their descendants which I will happily share if you find there is a connection and want what I have.) Altogether, the BIOG. ENCY. includes mention of 18 WILSONS, among them George, Henry, H. Latimer, Isaac, James B., John (4), Nathaniel, Robert (3), Samuel, and William (3). If you have a particular interest in one of these please let me know. Since Richard is not listed in this publication, I presume he and wife, Catherine Strouse, must have been mentioned in the Flickinger publication which I used in the Juniata Co. Historical Society Archival Library but which I do not have available now. I am also interested in the surname LOUDON from this area of Pennsylvania. Grace Arlene LOUDON was b. 1876 in Juniata Co. and was married 2/27/1901 in Mifflintown to Noah Hertzler SULOUFF>SULOFF. Soon thereafter they moved to Cleveland OH where Noah became widely known as the engineer in charge of constructing the Cleveland Railroad Terminal Tower Building, the rail line out to the upscale Shaker Heights community, and other railroad projects. I would like to learn more about Grace LOUDON if you (or husband) are connected to the LOUDON family from Juniata Co. Regards, Nelson R. Sulouff /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marcia Loudon" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, June 14, 2002 4:20 PM Subject: [PA-Perry] DANIEL McAFEE and MARGARET WILSON > > -- I am looking for the family of James Wilson McAfee > His parent are Daniel McAfee and Margaret Wilson > Daniel was born in Juniata Co PA about 1795 > he married Margaret Wilson in 1826 in Landisburgh PA > They had children: > Arabella, James Wilson, John, David, Margaret, Rebecca, Mary, Samuel, Nancy > and Martha > all born in PA > > I am looking for information on both Daniel and Margaret's parents. > Daniel's father is John and mother Jane. I don't know anything about > Margaret Wilson's family. > > If you have information or stories I would love them. I will share my > information, photos, docs etc. > James Wilson McAfee is my GG grandfather. > > Marcia > [email protected]

Hi Carolyn, Peggy and other Light researchers.... Does anyone know if these LIGHTS are part of the Henry Light 1710 line of Lancaster co...?? At least two of his children went to Frederick Co VA..... and some no info here..... Thanks, peggyt wrote: > > Carolyn K Shearer wrote: > > > Your Lights are buried in the same row as some of my husband's Shearer > > family in Pisgah Evngelical E.U. B. Cemetery, Carroll Twp. From "30 Perry > > County PA Cemetery Records" pg 282 > > -- joe

-- I am looking for the family of James Wilson McAfee His parent are Daniel McAfee and Margaret Wilson Daniel was born in Juniata Co PA about 1795 he married Margaret Wilson in 1826 in Landisburgh PA They had children: Arabella, James Wilson, John, David, Margaret, Rebecca, Mary, Samuel, Nancy and Martha all born in PA I am looking for information on both Daniel and Margaret's parents. Daniel's father is John and mother Jane. I don't know anything about Margaret Wilson's family. If you have information or stories I would love them. I will share my information, photos, docs etc. James Wilson McAfee is my GG grandfather. Marcia [email protected]

Thanks for your reply. From Donna Zinn I earlier learned that there was another Light family in Perry County and they too lived in Carroll Twp. I have no information that there was a Peter Light in my family. My Light family is connected to John Henry Light who lived in Wheatfield Twp. from about 1805. (Was Rye Twp. of Cumberland Co. when he got his Penn land patent.) I have John Henry Light's will and additonal papers from the Court House. His obit is on the Perry rootswebsite. All his children are named. I have kept this additional information on other Light's in Perry Co.to help keep them sorted out. At this time I do not know of any brothers or sisters of John Henry Light. Thanks for replying. Peggy Lyte Tyrrell [email protected] wrote: > Could be a coincidence, but I thought you'd like to know. My Henry LONG > (1770-1841) and some of his children are also buried at Pisgah Cemetery - not > sure about his wife. His wife was Mariah LIGHT, daughter of Peter LIGHT. > Pisgah's is not a very large cemetery, so there may be a connection -- maybe. > Shari > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

Carolyn K Shearer wrote: > Your Lights are buried in the same row as some of my husband's Shearer > family in Pisgah Evngelical E.U. B. Cemetery, Carroll Twp. From "30 Perry > County PA Cemetery Records" pg 282 > > Jacob Light (GAR flag 1861-1865) born 24 Nov 1843, died 9 Feb 1908, age 64, > 2, 15. > Lydia Light - no other information recorded. > Philip Light 'my father' died 16 Mar 1880, age 65, 9, 10. > > Philip would appear to be the husband of Lydia who died just before the > census was taken. This is correct. Jacob is the correct age to be their son.Jacob > is the son of Philip Light and his first wife Lydia Ulsh. Philip Light first married Lydia Ulsh. Have a mariage record for them. After she died he married a second time to Lydia Burns. This accounts for the confusion in tombstones for 2 Lydia Lights with dates that due not add up. > > > Also in the same cemetery, pp278-9 > Phoebie M. Light - no dates > Anna M. Light -1838-1911 > Urias B. Light- 1842-1910 The above 3 people do not seem to have any connection to my Light family. > > Lydia Burns, wife of Philip Light - 15 Feb 1818-7 Sep1898, age 44,11, 22 > (obivious math error here - she would have been 80 years, 6 months and 12 > days. Possibly a transcription error, but someone would have to check the > stone to be certain.) > Could Urias and Anna be the parents of your Percy? Perhaps he was living > with his uncle and grandmother to help around the house or farm just after > the death of his grandfather. It is my thought that Percy belongs to Mary A. Light. But I can not yet prove this. > In the 1870 census there was a several month old boy living with Philip Light, > wife Lydia, son Jacob, a daughter Mary A. Thanks for your reply. Peggy Lyte Tyrrell > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "peggyt" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Wednesday, June 12, 2002 10:59 PM > Subject: [PA-Perry] Percy Light > > > Looking for information on Percy Light, age 10 in 1880 census in Carrol > > Twp., Perry Co. and listed as "nephew" In household with Lydia Light, > > age 62 and Jacob Light age 36. > > Peggy Lyte Tyrrell > > > > > > > > ============================== > > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, > go to: > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

Could be a coincidence, but I thought you'd like to know. My Henry LONG (1770-1841) and some of his children are also buried at Pisgah Cemetery - not sure about his wife. His wife was Mariah LIGHT, daughter of Peter LIGHT. Pisgah's is not a very large cemetery, so there may be a connection -- maybe. Shari

Someone posted the following paragraph on the Perry Co. ListServ this morning: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > Lydia Burns, wife of Philip Light - 15 Feb 1818-7 Sep1898, age 44,11, 22 > > (obvious math error here - she would have been 80 years, 6 months and 12 > > days. Possibly a transcription error, but someone would have to check the > > stone to be certain.) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The paragraph was quoted twice in response messages before I saw it and I do not know who the originator was. I would like to correspond with anyone interested in Lydia Burns. My 3rd great grandmother was Lydia Burns b. 11/29/1827 to Henry & Lydia (Grimm) Burns. Her parents and two married brothers were residents of Juniata Co. She married about 1848 to Jacob Sulouff. They resided near Cocolamus, Juniata Co., and are reportedly buried in a New Salem cemetery. I would like to learn if there is a possible family connection. Will whoever has information on Lydia Burns please advise me at [email protected] . Nelson R. Sulouff ////////////////////////////////////////////////// ----- Original Message ----- From: "peggyt" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, June 13, 2002 8:20 AM Subject: Re: [PA-Perry] Percy Light > > > Carolyn K Shearer wrote: > > > Your Lights are buried in the same row as some of my husband's Shearer > > family in Pisgah Evngelical E.U. B. Cemetery, Carroll Twp. From "30 Perry > > County PA Cemetery Records" pg 282 > > > > Jacob Light (GAR flag 1861-1865) born 24 Nov 1843, died 9 Feb 1908, age 64, > > 2, 15. > > Lydia Light - no other information recorded. > > Philip Light 'my father' died 16 Mar 1880, age 65, 9, 10. > > > > Philip would appear to be the husband of Lydia who died just before the > > census was taken. This is correct. Jacob is the correct age to be their son.Jacob > > is the son of Philip Light and his first wife Lydia Ulsh. > > Philip Light first married Lydia Ulsh. Have a mariage record for them. After she > died he married a second time to Lydia Burns. This accounts for the confusion in > tombstones for 2 Lydia Lights with dates that due not add up. > > > > > > > Also in the same cemetery, pp278-9 > > Phoebie M. Light - no dates > > Anna M. Light -1838-1911 > > Urias B. Light- 1842-1910 > > The above 3 people do not seem to have any connection to my Light family. > > > > > Lydia Burns, wife of Philip Light - 15 Feb 1818-7 Sep1898, age 44,11, 22 > > (obivious math error here - she would have been 80 years, 6 months and 12 > > days. Possibly a transcription error, but someone would have to check the > > stone to be certain.) > > Could Urias and Anna be the parents of your Percy? Perhaps he was living > > with his uncle and grandmother to help around the house or farm just after > > the death of his grandfather. > > It is my thought that Percy belongs to Mary A. Light. But I can not yet prove this. > > > In the 1870 census there was a several month old boy living with Philip Light, > > wife Lydia, son Jacob, a daughter Mary A. > > Thanks for your reply. > Peggy Lyte Tyrrell

Your Lights are buried in the same row as some of my husband's Shearer family in Pisgah Evngelical E.U. B. Cemetery, Carroll Twp. From "30 Perry County PA Cemetery Records" pg 282 Jacob Light (GAR flag 1861-1865) born 24 Nov 1843, died 9 Feb 1908, age 64, 2, 15. Lydia Light - no other information recorded. Philip Light 'my father' died 16 Mar 1880, age 65, 9, 10. Philip would appear to be the husband of Lydia who died just before the census was taken. Jacob is the correct age to be their son. Also in the same cemetery, pp278-9 Phoebie M. Light - no dates Anna M. Light -1838-1911 Urias B. Light- 1842-1910 Lydia Burns, wife of Philip Light - 15 Feb 1818-7 Sep1898, age 44,11, 22 (obivious math error here - she would have been 80 years, 6 months and 12 days. Possibly a transcription error, but someone would have to check the stone to be certain.) Could Urias and Anna be the parents of your Percy? Perhaps he was living with his uncle and grandmother to help around the house or farm just after the death of his grandfather. ----- Original Message ----- From: "peggyt" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, June 12, 2002 10:59 PM Subject: [PA-Perry] Percy Light > Looking for information on Percy Light, age 10 in 1880 census in Carrol > Twp., Perry Co. and listed as "nephew" In household with Lydia Light, > age 62 and Jacob Light age 36. > Peggy Lyte Tyrrell > > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

Looking for information on Percy Light, age 10 in 1880 census in Carrol Twp., Perry Co. and listed as "nephew" In household with Lydia Light, age 62 and Jacob Light age 36. Peggy Lyte Tyrrell