Hi, Checked out the web site, but their is no link for Heritage Quest, under the people page. Thanks, Mark > Received this information from another Roots Web list I > subscribe to : > > I just picked up this info from a fellow researcher....for > anyone wanting access to CENSUS RECORDS FREE: > > to view census yourself online for FREE!!!!!..... > > Go to Delta County Colorado Public Library webpage by > clicking on url below: > > http://www.dcpld.org/ > > Once on that page click on WEB PICKS on left hand side of > page. > > Once on the next page click on PEOPLE in center of page. > > Once on that page click on Heritage Quest. > > Keep in mind each time you want to use this site you must > go through this same route each time. > > Happy hunting!!!! FLoyd > > Bob Thompson > > > ==== PAWAYNE Mailing List ==== > Be sure to visit the Wayne County, Pennsylvania web page > at > www.rootsweb.com/~pawayne > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new > Immigration Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. > Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 >

Received this information from another Roots Web list I subscribe to : I just picked up this info from a fellow researcher....for anyone wanting access to CENSUS RECORDS FREE: to view census yourself online for FREE!!!!!..... Go to Delta County Colorado Public Library webpage by clicking on url below: http://www.dcpld.org/ Once on that page click on WEB PICKS on left hand side of page. Once on the next page click on PEOPLE in center of page. Once on that page click on Heritage Quest. Keep in mind each time you want to use this site you must go through this same route each time. Happy hunting!!!! FLoyd Bob Thompson

George D. Woodward was born 29 Apr. 1840 in Cherry Ridge, Wayne Co., PA, to Asher Woodward (1801 PA-1874 IL) and Matilda Kennedy (abt 1806 PA-1875 IL). The family moved to DeKalb County, Illinois, in about 1859. George fought in Co. H of the 10th Illinois Infantry. After the war he lived in Sandwich (DeKalb Co.), Marseilles (LaSalle Co.), and Moline (Rock Island Co.), IL, and several places in Missouri. He m. 1st Fannie Atwater (in 1867 in Marseilles, IL), who d. in 1887, and m. 2nd Annie (Brown) King (in 1892 in Port Jarvis, NY). He d. 9 Oct. 1897 in Moline, IL. For further information and, more important, for documentation, visit <pramshaw.tripod.com>, and click on the link (top left) for George Woodward. The site is dedicated to the 18th- and 19th-century descendants of David Kennedy (1748 CT-1827 PA) and Eunice Lester (1748 CT-1826 PA), but is in its very beginning stages. More to come as family and work permit. :-) Paul Ramshaw, pramshaw@verizon.net Washington, DC Researching the 19th-century descendants of David KENNEDY (1748-1827) of Mt. Pleasant, Wayne Co., PA., including surnames like CAREY, KING, LESTER, MUMFORD, PECK, STARBIRD, TALLMAN, TOOKER, & WOODWARD.

In a message dated 3/29/2004 9:35:43 PM Eastern Standard Time, carey@advsolutions.com writes: does anyone have access to 1820 Pike census records or index? thanks Holly Hi Holly, I was just able to find my gg-grandparents in Pike Co Census records from Ancestry.com. However, I found that they had indexed my gg-grandfather as John W. Walter - and his name was John N. Walter - the actual record shows John N. - so be sure to check anything that is close to the name you are looking for. Janet

Holly, did anyone do a look up yet? Lisa Carey L'Archevesque -----Original Message----- From: Holly Jagger [mailto:hjagger@pronetisp.net] Sent: Monday, March 29, 2004 4:06 PM To: PAWAYNE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [PAWAYNE] Delaware twp. PIKE County Regarding my earlier post on Delaware twp., on the Pike County Chamber of Commerce site, there is found: Delaware Township The oldest of Pike's Townships, was in existence before 1766 as part of Northhampton County. It was named because it bordered the Delaware River and originally extended west to Luzerne County line. So Delaware twp. (before 1766), Lackawaxen (1798), Palmyra (1798), Upper & Middle Smithfield, became part of Pike County when it was formed from Wayne in 1814. That means I should be searching for this William(s) Harris in PIKE County by the 1820 census. Or ANY Harris, for that matter. (Also, if early Delaware twp. once bordered Luzerne County line, I should be searching in Luzerne County records as well--which I have actually already done.) does anyone have access to 1820 Pike census records or index? thanks Holly ==== PAWAYNE Mailing List ==== Be sure to visit the Wayne County, Pennsylvania web page at www.rootsweb.com/~pawayne ============================== Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237

Regarding my earlier post on Delaware twp., on the Pike County Chamber of Commerce site, there is found: Delaware Township The oldest of Pike's Townships, was in existence before 1766 as part of Northhampton County. It was named because it bordered the Delaware River and originally extended west to Luzerne County line. So Delaware twp. (before 1766), Lackawaxen (1798), Palmyra (1798), Upper & Middle Smithfield, became part of Pike County when it was formed from Wayne in 1814. That means I should be searching for this William(s) Harris in PIKE County by the 1820 census. Or ANY Harris, for that matter. (Also, if early Delaware twp. once bordered Luzerne County line, I should be searching in Luzerne County records as well--which I have actually already done.) does anyone have access to 1820 Pike census records or index? thanks Holly

Listers, Are there any Delaware Twp., Wayne County historians out there? This census record gave me pause to consider he could be the father of my William Harris b. 1798 PA of Paupack twp. (I would like to trace this man, but no record of him in 1790 or 1810 census. If he died bef. 1810, wife could be in that twp., but no idea what her maiden name would be.) your thoughts appreciated--and Yes, his first name in census index has an 's' at the end... error?! Holly [**A WILLIAM(S) HARRIS appears in 1800 census for DELAWARE TOWNSHIP, Wayne County. Census information: 3-1-0-1-0 || 1-0-1-0-0-0-0 Ages of above categories: 3 males b/n 0-10 1 male b/n 10-16 0 males b/n 16-26 1 male b/n 26-45 0 males 45+ 1 female b/n 0-10 0 females b/n 10-16 1 female b/n 16-26 0 females 26-45 0 females 45+ Given the above figures, William Harris of Delaware Twp., Wayne County was born between 1755 and 1774. His wife (female in the household) was born between 1774 and 1784, and they had three boys in the decade 1790-1800, with one son born earlier. (One female b. between 1790 and 1800 as well.) (THIS MAN could possibly be our William's father.)]

Here's more specific birth dates for Caltha and Ella: Caltha Tyler, b. 21 April 1839 Ella Perry, b. 22 Dec 1873 Dave

Caltha Tyler b. about 1839 in PA, married Thomas Perry from Bethel, Sullivan Co. NY. On the 1880 census they are living in Damascus with a 7 year old daughter, Ella, who was born in NY. Also living in Damascus in 1880 was Thomas's brother John Perry with wife Sarah and their two sons, Frank 11 and Frederic 8. Thomas and John were the sons of George Perry and Agnes of Bethel. Does anyone have information on later generations of this Perry family? Priscilla Perry _________________________________________________________________ Find a broadband plan that fits. Great local deals on high-speed Internet access. https://broadband.msn.com/?pgmarket=en-us/go/onm00200360ave/direct/01/

Tackled this recently for a life long // school chum, friend. (desc. from Charles Wainwwright who md. Minnie Blanchard) Trying to figure why 2 Pratt children were living with George Wainwright. Thought they might be related to Sarah Churchill. Considering we still don't know who George's folks were---they could be related to him. anyway, am sending on, for the files. Sheila // Firehair

In a message dated 3/27/04 12:32:28 PM Eastern Standard Time, IrisLillie@aol.com writes: > Was he (Benj) the oldest or the oldest male..... That was the way the bio worded it---haven't entered data as yet. that's the other thing I hit with a falling tree yesterday---my right hand. yuk. and how come I'm doing a lot of cutting and pasting. <g> OK: checked. It appears he was the eldest child born--- His father, John, mother, Ursula Vanooy/Van Noy, (d/o Benjamin Van Noy/Vanooy )md c 1780---but, John was off in the war--so, either they md later, or, they married and he went back to battle. or, a first child may not have lived. Sheila // Firehair

On the will of Thomas Bortree, d. 1864---wife's name unclear? She was Anna Killum/Kellam, d/o Benjamin T. Kellam. Sheila / Firehair

In a message dated 3/27/2004 10:18:34 AM Central Standard Time, Firehair3@aol.com writes: John CONKLIN, officer in the Rev War, after that was made Co. Judge. Man of wealth and influence in his community, owning large farms on the rich bottoms of the Susquehanna River. Father of five children who grew to adult age, of whom Benjamin was the eldest. Was he the oldest or the oldest male.....

In a message dated 3/27/04 11:42:02 AM Eastern Standard Time, Firehair3 writes: > Russsell Farnham Lord ofHonesdale was not related to the Lords of > Lordville, at least not via the Lord name. > > Thought this dab of info was interesting. > > Sheila / Firehair > > Mary Scott [Lord] Dimmick Harrison > > was born in Honesdale, Pennsylvania in 1858, > > the daughter of Russell Farnham Lord and Elizabeth Mayhew Scott. > > Her father was chief engineer of the Delaware and Hudson Canal. She attended > a private school in Princeton, NJ and Elmira College in NY. > > In 1881 she married Walter Erskine Dimmick, s/o the attorney-general of > Pennsylvania; he died six weeks after the wedding. > > During the presidency of Benjamin Harrison (1889-1893) she was a frequent > guest at the White House, finally being persuaded by her aunt, (Caroline Scott > Harrison) to live with them. > > On 6 April 1896 Mrs ( Mary Lord) Dimmick married Benjamin Harrison at St. > Thomas Protestant Episcopal Church in New York City. During the next five > years the couple travelled widely, partly because of Harrison's role in settling > the Venezuelan boundary dispute and as a delegate at the Hague Peace > Conferece. > > They had one daughter Elizabeth (b. 1897) who studied law, was admitted to > the bar of both Indiana and New York. She married James Blaine Walker, Jr. > > After 1913 Mary (Lord) (Dimmick) Harrison moved to New York with her > daughter. During WWI she directed the entertainment bureau of the Officers Service > Department of the New York War Camp Community Service, and served for more > than 25 years as treasurer of the Committee of One Hundred, a Republican > Woman's organization. She died in New York City in 1946, and is buried in Crown >

Again, pared down and put in chrono. order for this list: Ssssource: Portrait & Biographical Record Winnebago & Boone Cos., IL. Chicago: Biographical Pub. Co., 1892, pp 1203-1204 John CONKLIN, officer in the Rev War, after that was made Co. Judge. Man of wealth and influence in his community, owning large farms on the rich bottoms of the Susquehanna River. Father of five children who grew to adult age, of whom Benjamin was the eldest. Benjamin Conklin, b. Wayne Co. 27 Aug 1783. many years an inn keeper on Newburg Turnpike Rd, six mi west of Cochecton Sullivan Co, NY, prominent farmer in that region. He lost a portion of his property by going bondsman for a sheriff. md. Mercy COMFORT, of Orange Co, NY, had 15 children, 14 grew to adults, 12 went to IL. The first to go out to IL Eliza, , Mrs. William THOMAS. 1839 the mother and nine children, went to Winnebago Co IL, starting from PA 04 Jun and arriving in Rockford, IL 12 Jul. Benjamin, died about three years previously, (1836?) Henry W. b. Damascus, Wayne Co, PA, 24 Jun 1827, at once secured work to aid in the support of the familyreceived $12 a month for driving a breaking team.

using the good site sent to the lsit: here is a pared down version: > > >> DAVID C. CONKLIN, of Helena Precinct, Johnson Co., PA A native of the Keystone State, born in Susquehanna County, July 1, > >> son of Leonard and Margaret (Weymer) Conklin, both born in >> Orange Co., NY. family of six children, (4 listed n bio) David C., the eldest; md > Jan. 10, 1852, Almeda Dickey, b Feb. 27, > 1833, Susquehanna Co, reared near home of her husband. d/o Walter Dickey, > Sally Ressequie, of Ct, her fthr a frmr , d. in Pa. > > >> Wayne County, Pa.; Thomas, resident of Pawnee Co, PA Rebecca, wife of John > >> Ressequie, living Wayne Co, Pa. Leonard and Margaret , the Conklin parents, spent their last years in Pa, and the father followed farming all > >> his life. >> >

Hi Carol, I must have been having a senior moment and missed the Mary Woods in my index. Here are the ones I have: Mary Wood, dau of Jonathan and Mary (Durland) Wood, 1794-1832. Nothing further on Mary but she had 10 siblings. Mary Wood, dau of Jesse Wood and Elizabeth Howell, m. Coe Weasner Case. She was b. 1801, d. 1857. This family originated in Orange Co., NY, the were m. in Goshen, Clermont Co., OH and appear to have moved on to St Clair Co., IL. Ten children. Mary Jane Wood, the aforementioned, m. James Henry Minckler who was b. 1863. He was the son of Abraham Minckler and Claracilla Ferguson. They had two children I know of: James LeRoy and George. Lura Dexter is desc. from them and was m. to Warren Case, William Kenneth Case's g-grandfather in the report I sent you. Mary Matilda Wood m. Richard Case who was b. 1854 in Canton, CT. Richard was the son of John Case and Tirzah Amanda Hosford. Hope one of these clicks! > ATTACHMENT part 4 message/rfc822 > Date: Sat, 27 Mar 2004 00:24:56 EST > From: CMMEADOWS2@aol.com > To: PAWAYNE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [PAWAYNE] Wiliam and Marie Case > > Hi Todd, > > In a previous email when we were discussing Roscoe Tyler, you > mentioned James > Minckler and his spouse, Mary Wood. That was what prompted my > response to > you and the request for the information on Marie Minckler. > > Carol > __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Finance Tax Center - File online. File on time. http://taxes.yahoo.com/filing.html

Hi Todd, In a previous email when we were discussing Roscoe Tyler, you mentioned James Minckler and his spouse, Mary Wood. That was what prompted my response to you and the request for the information on Marie Minckler. Carol

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Sure Carol. Marie's ancestry report is on the way. Probably more than you want to know since Bill and Marie were my parents. Let me know if you want more on the Case side. I don't have any Mary Woods in my database - should I? > ATTACHMENT part 2 message/rfc822 > Date: Fri, 26 Mar 2004 04:32:22 EST > From: CMMEADOWS2@aol.com > To: PAWAYNE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [PAWAYNE] Robert Tyler/Minckler connection > > Hi Todd, > > In my database I have a living female Minckler married to a William > Kenneth > Case, who is my 6C2R . I also have several Mary Woods. Could you > send me more > specific information on these people if you have it? > > Thanks, > > Carol Potter Meadows __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Finance Tax Center - File online. File on time. http://taxes.yahoo.com/filing.html