Dear List, I have been doing some reserach about the McKeeby's line. I wrote this into the computer and I could send anybody interested the full record. I will quote from Commemorative Biographical REcords of Northereastern Pennsylvania about the McKeebys under a listing for Samuel McKeeby. Anyways here is the listing: "Mathew McKeeby, was a native of Scotland, and came to America about the year 1730, locatin in Sussex county, N.J., where he married a Miss Courtright who was of Holland birth. They made their home at what is now known as the Brick House, in Sussex county, opposite Milford, Pike Co., Penn. He was killed by the Indians on an island while crossing the Delware river on his way to a gristmill. He had two sons, John and Gilbert. The latter married a Miss Shay, whowas also of Holland descent, and to them were born three sons, William, John and Gilbert. The last named and his wfie, Leah (Kater) were the grandparents of our subject and both were natives of Sussex county, N.J. where they continued to reside until 1830. Coming to Susquehanna county, Penn., in that year they located in Bridgewater township...." Anyways I think anybody who has any McKeeby blood is related to this line. I am related to a William McKeeby born in 1782. I think his father was Gilbert McKeeby. Does anybody know anything about this line? thanks, George Huber

Deb.. The Ingalls Genealogy was complied by Charles Burleigh, MD Malden, MA printed 1903 reprinted 1984 and 1991. I don't think your Burleigh is the same one.. Do you think your line was buried in Great Bend? Will be happy to look for you if you don't live near there. Janet

Hi from Ohio..here's an off-the-wall question for you. Do you know anything about the author of the Ingalls genealogy you quoted? Janet had mentioned before that someone named Charles Burleigh wrote one, and that just happens to be the name of my great-great grandfather, who was born in Great Bend in 1832. Looking for his family is the only reason I've been on this list for a couple of years now, and I still haven't seen him! Does the book give the date and place it was published? Any clues? Thanks, Deb ---------- > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Subject: Ingalls Family > Date: Monday, August 02, 1999 8:25 PM > > Janet, > > Lydia Ingalls parents were Abijah and Elizabeth (Hutchinson) Ingalls and they > were from Andover, MA. This information is from Genealogy and History of the > Ingalls Family in America, by Charles Burleigh. > > Stan........

Thomas and Paula, I am looking for information on Daniel Tyler who married a Clarinda. Their children were: Doris or Dorus, Betsy, Ami Uri, Lucy, El Electa, and Charles. My Great Grandfather was Charles Tyler (11/9/1821 - 1877) of Chenango Co. He, Charles, married Mercy Ann Bixby of McDoughan, NY and they had 6 children. The children were born in the Smithville Flats area of Chenango Co.. It is just outside of Greene, NY. Their names were: Clara H.,Celestia A. Rufus S. ,Nettie A., Prudence Jane. and Eli Tyler. I have the descendants from these people but have never been able to connect Charles and Daniel to any main Tyler Family. Would they be part of your Tyler family? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Many thanks, Marti Randall Searching: In Pa: Bailey, Darrow, Loomis, Monroe,Randall In NY: Bixby, Edgerton, Hackett, Randall, Tyler, -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, August 03, 1999 9:21 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: Thompson, PA Hi Thomas Are you from the famous "Pumpkin Family " of Tylers?? They are the ones from Cochecton NY early settlers along the Delaware River families. They spread out all over the Wayne Co., Pa and Sullivan Co. NY area. One of them was killed in the Battle of the Minisink during the Revoutionary War. I have lots of early Tyler info around here that I did years ago...if you are a cousin [no matter how distant] give a holler. Paula

Hi Thomas Are you from the famous "Pumpkin Family " of Tylers?? They are the ones from Cochecton NY early settlers along the Delaware River families. They spread out all over the Wayne Co., Pa and Sullivan Co. NY area. One of them was killed in the Battle of the Minisink during the Revoutionary War. I have lots of early Tyler info around here that I did years ago...if you are a cousin [no matter how distant] give a holler. Paula

Partial list of Thompson Cem. in Thompson, Pa. will add more soon. http://home.stny.lrun.com/brown/thomps.htm - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------- Researching: Brown, Tewksbury, Wilmarth, Tiffany, Tingley, Squires, Sterling all from Susquehanna Co., Pa. http://home.stny.Lrun.com/brown/index.htm http://members.xoom.com/mjwanc/~index.htm http://members.xoom.com/Will2me/w~index.htm

Stan.. Thanks Janet

Thomas... The Tylers are everywhere in Susq. Co...noted with interested about Lakeside..which is just out of New Milford; there is also another cemetary not far from Lakeside that I found in April...are you interested in all the Tyler clan? What books do you have, if any? Have you tried the Susq. Co Historical Society. Janet

It is also information that was given to me that my great grandaunts wrote about Lydia Ingalls. There was also a Lydia Ingalls that was Abijah's mother and one that was his sister. :) Mary Jean At 08:25 PM 8/2/1999 EDT, you wrote: >Janet, > >Lydia Ingalls parents were Abijah and Elizabeth (Hutchinson) Ingalls and they >were from Andover, MA. This information is from Genealogy and History of the >Ingalls Family in America, by Charles Burleigh. > >Stan........ > > - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------- Researching: Brown, Tewksbury, Wilmarth, Tiffany, Tingley, Squires, Sterling all from Susquehanna Co., Pa. http://home.stny.Lrun.com/brown/index.htm http://members.xoom.com/mjwanc/~index.htm http://members.xoom.com/Will2me/w~index.htm

If you're looking for live relatives or lost friends, try these: switchboard.com (phone books, maps & stuff) teldir.com (lots of sites for phone books & email for the world) and when all else fails, you might try merlindata.com. This is public info you have a right to see, so long as you have some reasonable reason to want it. And they have a free offer. Susan

This is for Bruce and any other TANNER researcher, 1. William Tanner 1 was b. abt. 1774 in MA, and d. 1842 in Adams, County of Berkshire, MA. He married (1) Martha Abt. in MA. He married (2) Candace Martin Abt. 1839 in Adams, County of Berkshire, MA Children of William Tanner and Martha are: Ann Eliza Tanner b. MA; m. Almiron C. Ferrendin Dorcas Tanner Joseph Tanner Julina Tanner m. John Ladd Luther W. Tanner Martha Tanner m. David Whipple Patience Tanner Philena Tanner Rufus Tanner Russell Tanner b. March 22, 1812, Cheshire, MA; d. November 20, 1886, New Milford, Susquehanna County, PA Generation No. 2 Dorcas Tanner (William1) was born in MA. She married Luke M. Pratt Children of Dorcas Tanner and Luke Pratt are: Jane Pratt Ann Eliza Pratt George W. Pratt Byron Pratt Mary Pratt Celestia Pratt John C. Pratt Almira Pratt Patience Tanner (William1) was born in MA. She married Arnold Holden Children of Patience Tanner and Arnold Holden are: Amos B. Holden William A. Holden Christopher E. Holden Jane M. Holden Nelson H. Holden Sarah A. Holden Julia Jannett Holden Martha A. Holden Dennison F. Holden Russell Tanner (William 1) was born March 22, in Cheshire, MA, and died November 20, 1886 in New Milford, Susquehanna County, PA. He married Amy G. Scott February 20, 1834 in MA, daughter of Sylvenus Scott and Melintha Sherman Notes for Russell Tanner: Russell Tanner is buried in Gibson cemetery. Russell Tanner was born in Cheshire, Ma., March 22, 1812, and came to Susquehanna County in 1840, locating in New Milford Township. He followed agricultural pursuits, and in 1861 he made his permanent home upon the farm which was occupied later by his son Elmiron F. Tanner, Russell died there in November 1886 Notes for Amy G. Scott: Amy Scott, a native of Maple Grove, MA and a daughter of Sylvenus Scott and Melintha (Sherman) Scott, was born October 31, 1810 and died September 1, 1887, her remains being at rest beside those of her husband in the Gibson cemetery. Children of Russell Tanner and Amy Scott are: Horace Tanner Charles Tanner Daniel Tanner Adeline Tanner Lydia S. Tanner Lovina J. Tanner William S. Tanner, b. September 14, 1846, New Milford, Susquehanna County, PA. d.October 24, 1900 , New Milford, Susquehanna County, PA Are you sure about your William? Or does this fit in? I am a descendant of the above TANNER line. I have a will of William 1. Let me know what you think. Lori Backus [email protected]

I am a new subscriber to "[email protected]" and noted w/ interest Mr. Sherwood's observations re ancestors in Lakeside and Thompson Run. Lakeside is about 6 or 8 mi west of Jackson, PA, in Susquehanna County, on route 492. Thompson, PA (it may have been called "Thompson Run" at one time, I do not know) is located about 6 to 8 miles east of Jackson, on route 171, accessible from Interstate 81, southbound, take the exit for Great Bend, 171 is a very pretty drive south through Susquehanna PA, into Thompson, down through Herrick, Forest City and Carbondale. Interestingly enough, my own Tyler ancestors were in Jackson and, before that, Herrick Center (also on Route 171), from about 1820, until they also moved to Binghamton, Broome Cty, NY in the 1890's. If any one has any details about Tylers from Otsego County, NY to Herrick, to Jackson, I'd be grateful. Thanks, and I'm glad to be aboard! Thomas E. Tyler, Esquire DAVIS, RITER, PARRY & TYLER Fourteenth Floor 1525 Locust Street Philadelphia, PA 19102-3732 tel. (215) 732-3755 fax (215) 732-0124 email: [email protected]

Only place I found on Map was Thompson Run Mines which is in Western Pennsylvania in North Sewickley, Beaver Co. there is also a Thompson there . Lakeside is in Jackson Twp. North West of Jackson, Susquehanna Co., Pa. - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------- Researching: Brown, Tewksbury, Wilmarth, Tiffany, Tingley, Squires, Sterling all from Susquehanna Co., Pa. http://home.stny.Lrun.com/brown/index.htm http://members.xoom.com/mjwanc/~index.htm http://members.xoom.com/Will2me/w~index.htm

Janet, Lydia Ingalls parents were Abijah and Elizabeth (Hutchinson) Ingalls and they were from Andover, MA. This information is from Genealogy and History of the Ingalls Family in America, by Charles Burleigh. Stan........

Mary Jean, Many thanks for your reply.You may have hit on something as the people i'm interested in are from the Thompson area. I guess the smart thing to do is post all the info i have.This may help anyone that can help me,and anyone else who may be looking for the same people. Here is what i have: Lorenzo D. Cleaveland(my gggrandfather) b:2-22-1819,Jackson,Pa. Spouse: Maria M.Cooke b:12-13-1827, Oneonta,NY. M;9-7-1845------Where? He d:4-16-1904,Kirkwood,NY. She d: ?? Child: Della Lucretia b:12-10-1858,Thom- pson Run,Pa. She married , William Colander Tanner b:10-23-1862, Gibson,Pa. [email protected] Run. He d:1-26-1946,Binghamton,NY. She d:11-14-1943,Binghamton,NY. Child: Mytle BellMarie Tanner(my grand- mother) b:5-17-1898,Lakeside,Pa. I have'nt been able to locate either Lake- side or Thompson Run on the Pa.map. Many if not all removed to southern Broome Co. Note: William C. Tanner was a farmer and a teacher at Lakeside?Academy. I have a record(note pad) for late 1880's,where he recorded the various prices he paid for things such as shoe repair,shoes,and hair- cut's,etc as well as what he was paid for sewing,mending,ironing,etc (at the sch- ool??) Bruce

I remember as a child that there was a place called Thompson, Pa..It was around Jackson,Hop Bottom, Kingsley, Gibson area. It was very small and may not even be on maps any more. This would have been in the 30's and /or early 40's. Perhaps you might find it on an old map of Pa. Hope this helps. Paula

Try the Motel 8 on OLD Front St, Binghamton NY or Comfort INN on Front St, same. Just a short drive north on I -81 Jeannette

I just posted Mock's in the Civil War database. This covers 206 entries in both the Confederate and Union armies. Due to the large amount of data, I have limited the use of graphics and other slow loading items! <s> Enjoy! The site was too busy tonight to add the link to the Mock Listserve but you can find that information on my Home page. The site is re-indexing as I type and you should be able to use the search box at the top of the page. Each group of 10 soldiers has been alphabetized. Sandy Hart, RootsWeb Donor, Palm Bay, FL http://www.geocities.com/Wellesley/5372/

Graduation Class 1942 Has several Hallstead area people Have picture and Commencement program Email me direct. CintDON @aol.com TRIVIA: some 1942 expected average yearly earnings Dentistry $3,820. Engineer $4,410. Farming $580. Law $4,730. Medicine $4,850. Ministry $1,980. Nursing $1,310. Teacher Public Schools $1,350. Unskilled labor $795. Also have newspaper clipping with Hallstead PA 1941 Graduating class H.H.S. with names Cindy Richards Ormond Bch. FL

Would anyone know where I might locate a biographical sketch of this person who was a State legislator from Susquehanna County 1830's. I am still trying to locate my gg grandfather whose name was Charles Chandler. I don't believe the legislator is my relative but would like to be able to definitely rule him out. Jan in Florida