Carol, This won't help you by next week, but there is a valuable book published by the Southwest Pa. Gen. Services that contain a lot of maps as the boundaries changed. At one time almost the upper half was claimed by CT, and VA claimed the southwestern corner, and MD claimed a strip along the southern edge. The book is: Pennsylvania Lia research guide to Pa. Gen. & Local History.You may write to them at: Southwest Pennsylvania Genealogical Services P. O. Box 253 Laughlintown. PA 15655 This was in the fourth edition, pub. in 1990. I hope it is still valid. Martha On Fri, 28 May 1999 08:13:28 +0000 "Carol C. Jacobs" <[email protected]> writes: >Good morning everyone, > I need to find out where the Conn. , N.Y. and Pa lines were in >the early 1800's. I have a surname that says born N.Y. state and other >information stating Conn. But I have only found him living in Pa. >Does anyone know of a sight that has a map of these area's in and >around this time frame ?......... Carol Jacobs