Well really, Peggy, you made my day. I was beginning to wonder if *anyone* in Snyder Co. and on this list was related to my lines. Afraid that I don't have any information for you on your Mary Duck, but the name is so unusual that I felt that I just had to tell you about my DUCK. I have a MARGARET DUCK who married the step-brother of my ancestor. Margaret was b. 2 Apr 1822, and d. 5 Nov 1893. She is buried in the Old Lutheran Cemetery, Washington twp., Snyder Co. She m. Jacob Heckman in Washington twp. on 3 Mar 1859. I have no information on her parents or siblings, but Snyder County had a LOT of DUCKS at that time. I never persued it because she's not in my direct line, but I do have her death record because at one time I thought that she WAS an ancestor. The time frame is right for your Mary Duck. Sisters? Cousins? Does anyone else have any DUCK's in their lines? Can you tie any DUCK's together? Barb PEGEBEE wrote: > > Looking for a connection to Mary Duck, probably circa early 1800's possibly > 1816-1820. She was the mother of my GGrandfather Joseph Asher Lumbard. I > don't know why their names were different. She may have been a remarried > widow, but "Duck" is the only name I have for her. Joseph Asher Lumbard > was born in Selinsgrove, Snyder County. I do not know his father's name. I > am assuming the surname was Lumbard. I know Mary Duck was still living > during the Civil War years. I am in possession of a letter written by Joseph, > while at an encampment in VA, to his mother, Mrs. Mary Duck which was hand > delivered by Mrs. Davis who was probably related to Capt. Charles Selin > Davis by marriage or by birth. Capt. Davis was in command of Co. G. 147th > regiment, PA Volunteer infantry a Co of volunteers from Selinsgrove, Snyder > Co. Joseph Asher Lumbard later became the Publisher of the Snyder County > Tribune and owned and published that newspaper for nearly 40 years. If this > sounds familiar to anyone and you can help me, please E-mail. He died in > 1915. In Appreciation ..... Peggy

you wrote: REICHENBACH, MENGEL, TROUP, HOUSEWORTH, MITTERLING. Searching for family of Mary Ann REICHENBACH, born June 3, 1843, of Jacob REICHNBACH, born 1817-1818, and Susannah TROUP, born ca. 1818. Need siblings and ancestors on both sides. I have a Birth and Baptismal Certificate for a Troup and Richenbach in Perry Township of Snyder County. The certificate says that Sarah Sovinia Troup was born on April 27, 1855 the daughter of Samuel Troup and Mary Ann Richenbach. She was baptized by Rev. Elenmoyer and the sponsors were Catharine Richenbach and ? S. ?. Hope this helps in your research. Rich

Thank you, Ann! I do appreciate it! Carol Kaltriter Busby

My gr-gr-ggrandmother was Eva Elisabeth REDEBACH, which may be the same family as REICHENBACH. Elizabeth was married in St. Michael's & Zion Lutheran Church, Philadelphia in 1766. I have not located her parents. The name RADEBACH appears in Lebanon County records. There are many listings for REICHENBACH in the Grubb's Lutheran Church records, Snyder Co., PA. Here are some listed in "Early PA Births' by Fisher as being in Grubb's: REICHENBACH, Jacob - b. 1/19/1792, f. Jacob REICHENBACH, m. Elizabeth STEFFEN, dau. of J. Adam STEFFEN, Sr. REICHENBACH, Sarah Ann - b. 3/27/1839, f. Ben, m. Cath. TROUP, dau. of Peter & Cath. TROUP REICHENBACH, Maria Ann - b. 1/15/1837, f. Jacob, Jr., m. Elizabeth SHAFFER, dau. of Michael REICHENBACH, Hetty - b. 1/18/1849, f. Issac, m. Deborah REICHENBACH, Lydia - b. 12/26/1821, f. Henry, m. Elnora MARTIN There are biographies for these REICHENBACH men in "Snyder Co. Pioneers" by Fisher - George, living 1781 in Penn Twp.; Jacob, taxed in Penn Twp. beginning 1780 (was a son of John, Sr and brother of George and John, Jr; John, Sr. taxed first in Snyder Co. 1768 (Chapman Twp. now) and previously granted warrant for 100 acres Lancaster Co. in 1754; and Lt. John REICHENBACH, Jr. born in Lancaster Co. about 1754, taxed in Snyder 1768, later taxed in Mahantago Twp, will probated Sunbury Sept. 24, 1810. In "Pennsylvania German Immigrants" by Yoder there is a listing for Peter REIDENBACH of Odenbach, Oberamt Meisenheim who came to the American colonies 1741. In "Rhineland Emigrants" by Yoder, Adam REICHENBACHER came to America in 1750 on basis of report by the Oberamt Durlach and the dissolution of his unhappy marriage before departure. Here are more birth records from Grubb's Church, Snyder Co.: REICHENBACH, Elnora - b. 5/20/1828, f. Henry, m. Elnora REICHENBACH, Benjamin - b. 2/23/1815, f. John, m. Catherine REICHENBACH, Jacob - b. 11/24/1816, f. " , m. " REICHENBACH, Maria Ann - b. 2/12/1819 " " REICHENBACH, Issac - b. 2/20/1821 " " REICHENBACH, Samuel - b. 1/12/1823 " " REICHENBACH, Jacob - b. 11/10/1817, f. John, m. Cath. STEFFEN, dau. of Jacob REICHENBACH, Maria - b. 10/26/1820 " " REICHENBACH, John - b. 7/16/1823 " " REICHENBACH, J. George - b. 6/4/1826 " " REICHENBACH, Catherine - b. 6/27/1828 " " REICHENBACH, Salome - b. 4/3/1831 " " REICHENBACH, Henry - b. 12/4/1833 " " I have some information on REICHENBACH from LDS records - I'll post later. Happy hunting, Ann in SC

REICHENBACH, MENGEL, TROUP, HOUSEWORTH, MITTERLING. Searching for family of Mary Ann REICHENBACH, born June 3, 1843, of Jacob REICHNBACH, born 1817-1818, and Susannah TROUP, born ca. 1818. Need siblings and ancestors on both sides. MENGEL- Searching for ancestors of Jacob MENGEL, born 1823-1824, married Mary ?, had daughter, Catherine, born June 26, 1859-1860. She died Sept. 11, 1919. Also need Mary's maiden name. This is all I have on this family. HOUSEWORTH-Need ancestry of Catherine HOUSEWORTH, born April 15, 1792, died Sept. 29, 1869, daughter of Jacob HOUSEWORTH, born April 11, 1766, died August 25, 1841, and Christina ?, born October 31, 1769, died October 18, 1851 MITTERLING- Need ancestry of Mary (Gretchen) MITTERLING, born August 8, 1801, died May 2, 1886, married Philip ARBOGAST, born May 3, 1802, died Sept 28, 1864, and the daughter of Balthazer MITTERLING and ?

I am researching two distinct families but have reached a point of indecision. The two families I am sure are joined, but the names and dates are as yet not quite enough to proceed with the "merge" button. I am going to list the separate trees following this note in the hope that someone may recognize something in their lines that will help. Or, with advise as to the next step. The point I believe they join is under the Michael DIEHL listed at the beginning of the first outline and at the end of the second outline. Thanks for any help in advance, George Diehl Seattle, WA ********************************************************** Descendants of Michael Diehl 1 Michael DIEHL ..... 2 Joeseph DIEHL b: June 29, 1810 d: June 25, 1859 in Richfield, Juanita Co, Pa ......... +Mary b: September 30, 1811 d: May 23, 1855 in Richfield, Juniita Co, Pa ............ 3 Ellen DIEHL ................ +James FORRY ............ 3 Catherine DIEHL ................ +Tobias STROUP ............ 3 Lydia DIEHL ............ 3 Susannah DIEHL ............ 3 Issac DIEHL b: October 23, 1833 in Richfield, Synder Co, Pa d: June 07, 1862 in Richfield, Synder Co, Pa ................ +Susanna STROUP b: June 23, 1838 in Richfield, Synder Co, PA d: January 19, 1915 ............ 3 George DIEHL b: August 1837 in Richfield, Juanita Co, Pa d: September 10, 1915 in Buchanan, Mich ................ +Elizabeth WELLER b: 1849 d: 1913 ............ *2nd Wife of George Diehl: ................ +Amelia MARTIN b: November 14, 1845 in Freeburg, Synder Co, PA d: October 02, 1875 in Freeburg , Synder Co. ............ 3 Sarah DIEHL b: May 06, 1846 in Richfield, Synder Co., Pa d: March 11, 1887 in Wisconsin ................ +Gideon LAUVER b: Abt. 1828 in Pennsylvania d: in Elkhart, Elkhart Co, IN ******************************************************************* Descendants of Johannes (John) Diehl, Sr 1 Johannes (John) DIEHL, Sr .. +Elizabeth BERNHARDINA ..... 2 Philip Henrich DIEHL b: May 02, 1744 ......... +SOPHIA ............ 3 Johann Philip DIEHL b: September 13, 1775 ............ 3 John Peter DIEHL b: September 15, 1779 ..... 2 Anna Maria DIEHL b: September 20, 1746 in Longswamp twp, Berks Co., PA ......... +John Jacob ARTER, Sr b: Abt. 1739 in Germany d: Abt. 1809 ............ 3 Abraham ARTER, Sr b: October 01, 1775 in MD ................ +Anna MARIA ............ 3 Elizabeth ARTER b: December 04, 1777 ................ +John MARTZ ............ 3 John Jacob ARTER, Jr b: January 17, 1780 ................ +Sarah REED ............ 3 Philip ARTER b: April 30, 1782 ................ +Elizabeth LEIBY b: April 27, 1778 d: March 17, 1872 ............ 3 Maria ARTER b: Abt. 1783 ................ +John ADAMS ............ 3 William ARTER, Sr b: Abt. 1784 in Longswamp, Berks Co. or Shamokin twp., Nthd Co, PA d: Bef. January 12, 1824 ................ +Hannah HAAS b: January 04, 1792 in Cumru twp., Berks Co., PA d: Aft. 1850 ..... 2 Maxialis DIEHL b: October 18, 1748 ..... 2 Johannes (John) DIEHL, Jr b: May 14, 1751 ......... +CATHARINA ..... 2 Johann Michael DIEHL b: January 14, 1754 ......... +CATHARINA ............ 3 Eva DIEHL b: September 05, 1775 ............ 3 Daughter DIEHL b: 1778 ............ 3 Michael DIEHL b: October 06, 1782 ..... 2 May Elizabeth DIEHL ......... +Philip BIERY

Looking for links to Jennie Mabel Martin...Born in Snyder County 26 dec 1883, Married to Robert William Stout born 12 Oct 1857 in Mifflin county , Children, Helen, Clarence, Grace, and Pauline Thank You... Robert E Titus Jr. Jennie was my great Grand Mother...

Does anyopne know mailing lists for these surnames: My PA lines: BEHNEY/BANEY, BRINE/BRIEN, CULP/KOLB, DUNCAN/DUNKERT, GIPE/GEIB, GOODMAN/GUTEMAN, HAMMA, HAUTSCH,HENSEL, LEHMAN, MCCLOUD,PETERS, RUDY, SWARTZ, STEINER,TROVINGER, WERTZ, WORKMAN/WARTMAN I am seeking the email address to subscribe Thanks Marc Thompson, email: [email protected] _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Hi all I'm still seeking BUCHER, GAUGLER, KELLY, ANDERSON, SWARTZ of Snyder County Any one else? Marc My PA lines: BEHNEY/BANEY, BRINE/BRIEN, CULP/KOLB, DUNCAN/DUNKERT, GIPE/GEIB, GOODMAN/GUTEMAN, HAMMA, HAUTSCH,HENSEL, LEHMAN, MCCLOUD,PETERS, RUDY, SWARTZ, STEINER,TROVINGER, WERTZ, WORKMAN/WARTMAN Marc Thompson, email: [email protected] _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Hello friends of the PASNYDER-L mailing list. As I stated in a previous post, today I have closed the mailing list to prevent further spamming and to maintain the integrity and focus of this mailing list. What this means is that only a subscriber (you, if you receive this message) can post to this list. Someone who does not subscribe to this list, but endeavors to post a message to it, will automatically have their message bounced back to them. If someone subscribes and posts off-topic messages, I can deal with that person in private and not unnecessarily upset you, our valued subscriber. I have appreciated your support of my decision to do this and hope that we will be spared further turmoil and focus on our common concern: the genealogy and history of Snyder County, Pennsylvania. I welcome any further comment you may have if you e-mail me privately. Logan Garth Swanger PASNYDER-L listowner [email protected]

We need something else to talk about! I have just found a Dabler /Doebler link to Snyder County, PA. Gideon Long and Elizabeth Dabler lived in Snyder County, PA up until 1870 when they moved to MI. They lived in the Shamokin Dam area with their children: Franklin, Sarah Ann, Harriet, Elizabeth, Peter, Isaac , Catharine, Jonas, Gideon, Cyrus, George W. and James B. The older children might have stayed in Snyder County. Jonas, Cyrus, Gideon, George and James are in MI on the 1870 census. I am looking for any marriage records for Gideon and Elizabeth (Dabler) Long (before 1836?) or their older children, Franklin, Sarah Ann, Harriet, Elizabeth, Peter, Isaac or Catharine. Can anyone help me? Lisa Long

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Is there anyone that has information on this person or on Johann Michael Guth? They arrived here I believe in Oct. 1754 along with a Jacob Guth. Thanks, Robert W. Good ICQ Pager# 1884077 "I use the Internet Phone Call me sometime." Homepage http://members.tripod.com/~Robert_Good/index.htm You can email me at work: [email protected] My genealogy page http://members.tripod.com/~Robert_Good/good.htm

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To all subscribers of the "Rootsweb Project" Though the initial "Spam Group" was bad enough, creating everyone to Jump In and give their Pros and Cons to the subject, that real spammers, are people that respond to that issue of discussion. I did a "Reply-to-All" and now have created another Spam, just like Randy Hoover did responding with his Philosophical Point of View on the subject. It's not the original Spam that crashes systems, its the one person times the number of mailing lists that they subscribe to responses. I received 53 letters in 24 hours, of which 7 did not relate to this subject of Spamming. You, the respondees are going to kill Rootsweb ! My ISP just took a 4 day hit on it's mail servers due to a Spamming Scheme ! It cost them millions to upgrade 100% of what they used to comfortably be able to operate at. It is better to turn these people in than to close a Free service such as Rootsweb. Give me the original letter that started this and I will start the ball rolling. My ISP will probably file a Joint Class Action Suit against these people and I do know the person who teaches Internet Security to the local FBI Office here in town ! I want these junkies off the net, they are wasting the money I paid for the services I wanted, not forced to accept ! It is a Federal Crime to receive Junk Mail via Fax Machines, I'm sure that this would fall into that category as well. If you're wondering what I'm talking about, look at Dr.. Hoo's cc:'s I added PacBell ! Sincerely, Toby White-Beebe Date: Saturday, April 11, 1998 1:01 PM Subject: Re: GENEALOGICAL SUICIDE “The problem with truth is its verification, the problem with fiction is its veracity.” Randy Hoover [email protected] ==== PAWASHIN Mailing List ==== Remember!! The reply to key will send only to the author of a message. If your reply "might" be of interest to the list, be sure to enter [email protected] in the cc box on your mail program.

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Please! Let's get back to the purpose of this site... GENEALOGY!! Linda Moyer

I wrote a more lengthy response to Dave, but I wanted to share a condensed response to the group. I have found information from a variety of sources including Ancestry files and World Family Tree files. My suggestion is to be sure to include the source information when submitting to these types of collections. WFT however, blots out the source information and lists the source as WFT instead of where the submitter found it. We can help each other by including our sources with the "Notes" portion of the file o thers can have a better idea of where the information came from. Some people already do this, and I've been thankful for it, because it has frequently led me to other information I would not have otherwise found. I have also started putting into my notes explanations of where conflicting information comes from if I know. Brian Smith

Guys, I'm really sick of this! Every time I get on a group server, someone gets on a band wagon or starts an arguement. Oh course we have to prove all info that's what genealogy is all about...Remember, let the buyer beware! Well, that goes for users too! Barbara Couts Evans