Does anyone know anything about a Watt family cemetery at Latrobe? I know it was active at the turn on the century at least. Thanks, Jack

SS Simon and Jude Cemetery is in Blairsville, Pa sorry I did not state that I want to thank everyone who has mailed me and let you all know I have a nice fellow who will go take picture's for me this week. Thanks a bunch Barb

I just checked my notes and it says that the Tombstone for Ida M Short says she was born 1861 and died 1902

Good morning I was wondering if I could get some kind person with a digital camera to go to SS Simon & Jude Cemetery and take two picture's for me? These I lost when I tried to save them. Clark D. and Catherine R. Short 1872- 1897 1872- 1952 Ida M and Thomas F. Short 1857- 1902 1851- 1950 Thank You so much Barb lllorensen@socket.net

This article was on the front page of the Valley News today. http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/valleynewsdispatch/s_462054.html **They are looking for the family of Sarah Ann Kennedy, buried in 1841, in Pucketty Church Cemetery.** PennDOT may have paved part of a cemetery By Tamara Simpson VALLEY NEWS DISPATCH Saturday, July 15, 2006 PennDOT crews recently may have paved over a portion of a 165-year-old grave in a Lower Burrell cemetery. State road crews used fill to stabilize the shoulder of Puckety Church Road in June, and reportedly partially covered a grave with an asphalt base. Crews were preparing the road to be paved late this fall or early next spring, according to PennDOT officials. Dave Enick, PennDOT senior highway maintenance manager for Westmoreland County, said workers stabilized the shoulder of the road along Puckety Church Cemetery and in doing so may have covered a portion of a grave in the cemetery. "Nobody can tell us exactly where the body is," Enick said. The grave of Sarah Ann Kennedy, a 26-year-old woman buried in 1841, lies diagonal to Puckety Church Road. Nearly 100 years after she was buried there, PennDOT acquired a 16.5-foot right of way from the center of the road. Crews extended the road last month to the state's right of way limit, a line outlined by a small, white fence installed by church officials who own and maintain the cemetery. The fence crosses over Kennedy's grave. Enick said there are no historical records that determine how deep Kennedy was buried, the length of her grave, or whether the headstone was placed next to her head, directly above her chin, or above her body. As a result, he said there's no way to say how much of her grave was paved over. Last month, Puckety Church member Howard Newell said, he was visiting family members at the cemetery shortly after crews started working in the area. Although no workers were present when he was there, he noticed someone had been digging near Kennedy's grave. He called PennDOT's 1-800-FIX-ROAD number to alert crews to stop digging there. "I told them another foot-and-a-half (deeper), and they'd be digging into the casket," Newell said. "(A PennDOT official) said they would dig no deeper." But crews have already dug at least 16 inches below the surface of the cemetery on that part of the road, which makes the question of how deep Kennedy was originally buried an important one. Church officials and members don't understand how crews could have paved over part of the grave in the first place. Kennedy's 3-foot-8-inch tall headstone is only 18 inches from the road. Church officials maintain the stone stands high enough and is close enough to the road that it would be nearly impossible to work a few feet from it without noticing its presence. Matt Wehrle, chairman of upkeep for the church and cemetery, can't believe PennDOT officials did not contact the church before digging into the ground that close to a grave. "The thing I don't understand is why they wouldn't have contacted someone to say, 'We're redoing the road. We're going to be cutting to widen the road. Can you give us a drawing of where the graves are?'" Wehrle said. Enick agreed that the church should have been contacted prior to crews working that close to the grave. "In 20/20 hindsight, yes," he said. "We were focused on staying on our right of way and getting the job done." Wehrle admits the church cannot say exactly where Kennedy was buried because records in 1841 didn't include those details. Enick said PennDOT is "very sensitive" to situations like this. He said crews often work near old cemeteries, and exhuming Kennedy's grave and moving it is an option for the church officials to consider. "We would be willing to work with the parish in any way," he said. Wehrle said that church officials met with a PennDOT official on Thursday to discuss the situation. The church's priority, Wehrle said, is finding relatives of Kennedy and determining what their wishes are. "We want to ask them what they want to do," Wehrle said. So far, the church hasn't been able to locate any relatives. Wehrle said that if the family can be contacted, and they want the roadway shifted, church officials will ask PennDOT to move the road. If the family wants the casket exhumed, church officials will ask PennDOT to have the casket exhumed. According to Wehrle, PennDOT officials said that lawyers for both sides might have to get involved. A PennDOT spokesperson couldn't be reached by phone for comment late Friday to discuss the meeting. Wehrle, meantime, said that if the church can't find any of Kennedy's relatives, or if the family doesn't want anything done about the situation, church leaders might push PennDOT to do something. Wehrle didn't elaborate on what the church might ask for. "We'd pretty much like to ask PennDOT to do something about this," he said. Tamara Simpson can be reached at tsimpson@tribweb.com or 724-226-4691.

Westmoreland Co., PA deaths in 1854 "During the years 1852 to 1854, the Register of Wills for each county was required by law to keep records and indexes of births, deaths and marriages. Copies from 49 of the 64 counties existing at that time are maintained at the Archives; however, returns are not inclusive for these years. There are no returns for Blair, Clarion, Clinton, Crawford, Erie, Fayette, Forest, Fulton, Jefferson, Lebanon, Philadelphia, Pike, Potter, Sullivan, or Wyoming County." Archivist, PA State Archives. With thanks to Kathryn Doyle Piedmont, CA, who personally spoke to the archivist. Additional information from Kathryn Doyle in follow-up message. You can't copyright facts. No worries. I spoke to the archivist. The county registrar made two sets of records - one to keep, one to send to the state. Those original state returns from the 1850s are at the State archives and have been microfilmed. I don't know where the originals are from the counties. Indiana Co. has a typescript in ledger form for use at the courthouse. I haven't checked with Westmoreland Co. I need to spend more time with the catalog at familysearch.org (LDS site) to see if perhaps the microfilm of the state copy returns is available. The films that come up when you search by county for Westmoreland are transcripts. The archivist seemed to think that perhaps they are available in Salt Lake but are cataloged at the State level or under Dept. of State. A copy is in the Westmoreland Co. court house. Typed copy in 4 columns. First column is NAME. Second is (#) of something, perhaps page. Third is RESIDENCE. Fourth is PLACE OF BURIAL. It should be understood this is a transcription of a transcription of records that were extracted by county clerks and sent to the state archives and put on film. Errors may be expected, but obvious errors, such as spelling “Lutheran” as “ Lutheral” [sic], “Metting” for “Meeting” I corrected. Names and numbers are exactly as found. Akerman, Susannah (72) Mt. Pleasant Twp On Ackerman Farm, Mt. Pleasant Twp Anderson, Thomas (21) Fairfield Twp Seceder Churchyard, Fairfield Twp Armel, Jacob (7) Unity Twp St. Paul’s Church, Mt. Pleasant Aspey, John (3) S. Huntingdon Twp Barren Run, S. Huntingdon Twp Bear, Sarah (80) Hempsfield Twp Herrold’s Buring Ground, Hempfield Twp Beatty, Eliza Hugue, Miss (28) Salem Twp Associate Reformed, New Alexandria Beemer, Eve (41) Franklin Twp Beemer’s Meeting House Bender, George (103) Hempfield Twp Harrold’s Grave Yard, Hempfield Twp Bierer, Frederick (62) Hempfield Twp Died-Murphystone, Jackson Co., Illinois Binkey, Levi (32) Ligonier Twp Donegal Church Blair, John (12) Fairfield Twp Fairfield Presbyterian Burial Place Braden, John (4) Derry Twp Unity church, Unity Twp Bringh, Jacob (76) Cook Twp. (Formerly Donegal) Donegal Presbyterian Graveyard Brinker, George (65) Unity Twp Briner’s Burial round Brown, Margaret (94) E. Huntingdon Twp Presbyterian Ground 1 ½ mi. north of Mt. Pleasant Brown, William (93) Near Mt. Pleasant Presbyterian Gr. 1 ½ mi north of Mt. Pleasant Bush, Christian (13) Bell Twp St. James Church Bush, Peter (87) Salem Twp Manor Church, Franklin Twp Campbell, Robert (75) Cook Twp Assoc. Reformed, Cook Twp Clark, Mary (51) Fairfield Twp White Meeting House, Fairfield Twp Coder, Jacob (31) S. Huntingdon Twp Lutheran Church near his residence Coulter, Rebecca (68) Greensburg Boro English Burial Ground, Greensburg Cowen, Robert (60) Allegheny Twp Freeport Cem. Freeport, Armstrong Co. Decker, John (92) Ligonier Twp Hice’s, Indiana Co., Pa Dickey, Jane S. (39) Salem Twp Congruity, Salem Twp Dinsmore, John S. (77) N. Huntingdon Twp Mar’s Hill Duff, Alexander (41) N. Huntingdon Twp Brush Creek, N. Huntingdon Twp Ewing, Robert (14) Cook Twp Presbyterian, Cook Twp Fess, Henry (40) Greensburg Boro German Graveyard, Greensburg Foster, Robert (10) Salem Twp Congruity, Salem Twp Fox, Elizabeth (38) Hempfirled Twp Harrolds, Hempfield Twp Gallagher, John R (117) Livermore, Derry Twp Lilvermore Burying Ground, Derry Twp Gant, John (2) E. Huntingdon Twp Ass. Reformed Presbyterian, Mt. Pleasant George, James (8) Loyalhanna Twp New Alexandria Prebyterian Church Ghrist, David (95) Mt. Pleasant Twp Baptist Churchyard, Mt. Pleasant Twp Giffin, John (99) Mt. Pleasant Twp Mt. Pleasant Presbyterian Church Burial Ground Gill, Jonathan J.M. (35) Washington Twp Reformed Presbyterian, N. Washington Gromley, Thomas (69) Der Twp Salem Church Greenawald, Christian (6) Sewickley Twp Mary (?) Hill Free Church, Sewickley Twp Greenwalt, Magdalena (102) E. Huntingdon Twp Menoish Burial Gr. E. Huntingdon Twp Guy, Andrew (1) Salem Boro Lutheran Church, Salem Hammer, George (20) Hempfield Twp German Graveyard, Greensburg Hawk, Daniel, Sr (105) Allegheny Twp Frantz’s Church Yard Halman, Daniel (71) N. Huntingdon Twp Long Run Church Hodgeson, Samuel (22) Stewartsville, N. Hunt. Twp Long Run, N. Huntingdon Twp Hughes, Christian (57) Derry Twp St. Vincent’s Church, Derry Twp Husband, Jacob (110) E. Huntingdon Twp Husband’s Burying Ground Irwin, John (25) Derry Twp Presbyterian Irwin, Robert (91) Fairfield Twp Ligonier Jordan, Samuel (108) Mt. Pleasant Boro English Presbyterian Church, Mt. Pleasant Twp Kelly, Joseph (52) Hempfield Twp Madison Burial Ground, Hempfield Twp Kerns, James (100) Washington Twp Poke Run Churchyard Kiehl, Daniel, Esqr (73) Greensburg German Burial Ground Kirker, John (74) Fairfield Twp Fairfield Presbyterian Burial Ground Klingensmith, John (15) West Newton West Newton Cemetery Klingensmith, John Sr (114) West Newton Boro West Newton Cemetery Rostraver Twp Knappenburger, Henry (64) Franklin Twp Manor Church Laird, Francis, Rev (33) Franklin Twp Presbyterian Church Burying Ground, Murrysville Larimer, James (81) Hempfield Twp Brush Creek Lewis, David, Dr. (30) Livermore Ebenezer Presbyterian, Indiana Co Lloyd, Ephraim (70) Mt. Pleasant Twp Presbyterian, Mt. Pleasant Twp McCaddon, John (46) Livermore Hill, Derry Twp McClelland, James (112) Derry Twp Presbyterian New Alexandria McGurdy, Hugh (23) Hempfield Twp Long Run Burying Gr. N. Huntingdon Twp McDowell, Henry (49) Ligonier Twp Presbyterian, Ligonier McGeary, William (44) Allegheny Twp Pine Run, Allegheny Twp McGrew, Simon (90) Sewickley Twp Friend’s Burial Ground, Sewickley Twp Mearns, J.A. Rev (54) N. Huntingdon Twp Long Run S. Huntingdon Twp Miller, Isaac (116) Hempfield Twp Unity Church, Unity Twp Mitchell, Hannah (53) S. Huntingdon Twp Sewickley in South Huntingdon Twp Moreland, Rosanna (113) New Derry St. Vincent Church, Unity Twp Morton, Jane (115) Unity Twp Unity Church Neely, Samuel (96) Hempfield Twp Troxel or Fightner’s Graveyard Newton, William G. Esqr (107) West Newton Boro West Newton Cemetery Painter, Michael [Name Joseph struck out] (107) Hempfield Twp Brush Creek, Hempfield Twp Patchel, George (9) Greensburg Boro Borough Burying Ground Peoples, Margaret Jane (109) Fairfield Twp Fairfield Presbyterian Peterson, Calele (16) Franklin Twp Presbyterian, Murrysville Phillippi, John (17) Cook Twp Loyalhanna, Ligonier Twp Pounds, Sarah (27) Loyalhanna Twp Salem Church, Derry Twp Reamer, Philip (85) Mt. Pleasant Boro Mt. Pleasant Reager, Anna Deborah (42) Washington Twp Manor Church Grave yard, Franklin Twp Remaley, Daniel (11) Franklin Twp Beamers Church, Franklin Twp Robb, Mathew (83) Ligonier Twp Johnstown Public Burial Ground Ross, Esther (24) Burrell Twp Pucketoy Church, Burrell Twp Seabury, John, Jr (48) Boliver, Fairfield Twp Scrogg’s Meeting House Burial Ground, Fairfield Twp Seaton, John (45) Ligonier Twp Ligonier Sechrist, John (5) Sewickley Twp Funk’s Burying Ground, S. Huntingdon Twp Shryrock, Samuel (98) Greensburg Boro Presbyterian Churchyard, Salem Cross Roads Shupe, John (84) Mt. P leasant boro Mt. Pleasant Graveyard Silvis, Isaac (61) Hempfield Two Private Burying Ground on his farm Sindorf, Mary Anne (47) Hempfield Twp John Mechling’s Farm Singley, Morris P (59) Cookstown No cemetery mentioned Sloan, James, Sr (62) Unity Twp Unity Church Sloan, Lvinia (88) Derry Twp Unity burial Ground, Unity Twp Slotterback, Henry (19) West Newton E. Salem Churchyard, Rostraver Twp Smith, Jacob Sr. (101) Hempfield Twp Brush Creek Grave Yard Smith, Jacob Sr (19) Franklin Twp Maner Church, Franklin Twp Sowash, Elizabeth *86) Hempfield Twp Brush Creek Church Stahl, Jacob (36) Mt. Pleasant Seceders Burial Ground, Mt. Pleasant Steiner, Mary Magdalena (37) Hempfield Twp Harrolds Grave Yard, Hempfield Stiffey, Conrad (29) Wells Co., Indiana (Co?) No cemetery mention Stotler, David (67) Burrell Twp Unity, Penn Twp, Allegheny Co., Pa Swartz, Henry (66) Unity Twp Bash’s Burying Ground, Unity Twp Truxal, Henry (66) Hempfield Twp Fightner Burial round, Hempfield Twp Walter, Sarah (34) Unity Twp United Brethern Walter, Simon (58) Allegheny Co. German Graveyard in Greensburg Walthour, Barbara (79) N. Huntingdon Twp Brush Creek, Hempfield Twp Weaver, Jacob (108) Hempfield Twp German Cemetery, Greensburg Weaver, William (111) Rock Island Co., Illinois Rock Island Co., Indiana Weat, Jacob (104) Fairfield Twp Fairfield church White, Andrew (118) Unity Twp Mt. Pleasant Churchyard Wise, Jacob M. Esqr (56) Greensburgh Boro German Burial Ground, Greensburg Witherow, William (78) Sewickley Twp Round Hill Meeting House, Allegheny Co., Pa Wutts, John (55) E. Huntingdon Twp Menchett (?) in E. Huntingdon Twp Yotter, Daniel Esqr (28) Burrell Twp Puckety Church, Burrell Twp Zimmerman, Cahterine (50) Hempfield Twp German Burying Ground, Greensburg This concludes mjy typing of the 1854 deaths in Westmoreland Co., PA This is also the listing of the deaths in 1852, 1853, 1854, and 1855. I will keep the list in a file and can send that, as well. Shirley Maynard Hampton, VA

Does anyone know of a Martinez (location) in the Derry area in the 1930s? Thanks. Michael

Frederick Rohrer bio born abt 1794, Westmoreland Co., PA http://www.historicpa.net/bios/2f/frederick-rohrer.html Search thousands of Pennsylvania biographies at http://www.historicpa.net/bios

John Keely son of Daniel and Mary Keely born in Westmoreland County http://www.historicpa.net/bios/2j/john-keely.html Search thousands of Pennsylvania biographies at http://www.historicpa.net/bios

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The following article appeared in today's edition of the LEWISTOWN (PA) SENTINEL: GENEALOGICAL HINTS TO BE OFFERED AT PROGRAM Middleburg (PA) - The Snyder County Historical Society will feature Polly Savidge, of Selinsgrove, who will present "The House and Extended Phillips Family" program at 2 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 6, at the Snyder County Historical Society Building, 30 E. Market St., Middleburg. The program will offer hints Savidge has used in collecting genealogical information. Free tours at the society building are also available from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. The library is open for historical research at this same time. For more information, call (570) 837-6191. I also wanted to mention that this weekend is Allensville's bicentennial celebration. (Mifflin County, PA). The historical society is open from 1-4 on Sunday, July 16. Happy Hunting! --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Next-gen email? Have it all with the all-new Yahoo! Mail Beta.

Posted by: Cathy PORTER-Maynard (In Minnesota) <>< . ____________________________________________________________ . THE BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD OF HENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS (Illustrated) The S. J. Clarke Publishing Company. 1901. .____________________________________________________________ . . BIOGRAPHY: WILLIAM PORTER. [Page 694] . Among the honored pioneers and highly esteemed citizens of Henry county [Illinois] is numbered William Porter, who located here in the spring of 1843 and has since been prominently identified with its growth and development. He is now the owner of a fine farm of two hundred and seventy-three acres on sections 3 and 4; Cornwall township, which is under a high state of cultivation and well improved. . Mr. [William] Porter was born in South Huntington township, Westmoreland county, Pennsylvania, on the 15th of September, 1815, and is a son of Daniel and Catherine (Gaffney) Porter, the former a native of Virginia, the latter of Mt. Pleasant township, Westmoreland county, Pennsylvania. In 1834 the father [Daniel Porter] brought his family to Illinois, and after traveling all over the state took up his residence in Decatur on the 6th of October, that year. On account of the frequency of prairie fires he avoided the newer settlements. He spent the 4th of July in Danville, and remained for about four weeks in Bloomington on this trip. He bought a farm of two hundred and forty acres adjoining Decatur, which was already fenced and under cultivation. . William Porter is the fifth in order of birth in a family of eleven children, the others being John [Porter], who was drowned in the Youghiogheny River in Pennsylvania; twins, who died in infancy; Edward Porter [b. 1813, Rostraver Township, Westmoreland Co., PA], who died in Reno, [Cass County] Iowa, at the age of seventy-seven years, leaving a large family living near that place; Isaiah [Porter], who went to California in 1849, and lived on the Pacific coast until his death, which occurred at Tacoma, Washington; Harriet [Porter], who married William White and died in Stark county, Illinois; Lucinda [Porter], wife of Daniel Gingrich of the same county; Catherine, who married Samuel Airhart, and also died in Stark county. Both were graduates of Knox College, of Galesburg. Aaron [Porter], a resident of California; and Elizabeth [Porter], who died at the age of three years. . The subject of this sketch [Mr. William Porter] came with his parents to Illinois and remained on the farm near Decatur until June, 1837, when he went to Stark county. There he entered one hundred and sixty acres of unbroken land, to the improvement and cultivation of which he devoted his energies until coming to Henry county in the spring of 1843. He purchased eighty acres of land in Cornwall township, and traded his Stark county farm for a partially improved tract of two hundred acres. It is now under a high state of cultivation with good and substantial buildings, all of which have been erected by Mr. Porter. The neat and thrifty appearance of the place plainly indicates careful supervision. . In Stark county [Illinois], on the 5th of May, 1840, Mr. Porter married Miss Eleanor Hamilton, who was born on the 16th of February, 1818, in South Huntington township, Westmoreland county, Pennsylvania, and died in Cornwall township, this county, May 20, 1885. She was one of a family of six children whose parents were Alexander and Elizabeth (Steele) Hamilton. The children born to our subject and his wife were as follows: Mary Martha, now the wife of John T. Rondema, farmer of the state of Washington; Alexander Hamilton, who died in infancy; Jane Ellen, who died at the age of four years; William C., deceased, who married Amanda Turpin and followed merchandising at Hartwell, Nebraska; Charles, who died in infancy; Ella and Daniel, twins, the former of whom first married Horace G. Benedict and, second, Charles S. Terpening, a farmer and school teacher, and the latter married, Sarah Lloyd and follows farming; Epaphroditus J., who married Miss Mary Jewett Sears and is a physician at Grand Island, Nebraska, having graduated from Rush Medical College, Chicago, in 1878; Josie, wife of Allison Orville Taylor, a merchant of Minatare, Nebraska; Viola, wife of James Dysart, a stock raiser of Eagle, Nebraska, and Bowen, who married America Ernst, and died at Gold Hill, Oregon, of which place he was a physician, being a graduate of the Chicago Homeopathic Medical College; he was also a student in the Rush Medical College. . Mr. Porter has always taken an active and commendable interest in public affairs, especially educational matters, and has efficiently served as school director. Politically he is identified at present with the Peoples party, and has always been a warm supporter of the principles advocated by Abraham Lincoln, and fraternally is connected with the Grange. In religious belief, he is a Baptist, and is an earnest and consistent member of that church. Through the fifty-eight years of his residence here Mr. Porter has become widely known, and his many excellent traits of character have gained him the high regard of a host of friends. . In 1849, in company with two others from Bureau county, Illinois, our subject started for the gold fields of California, making the trip with ox teams in about four months' time. On the Little Blue River they joined a wagon train, so that when they finally crossed the great plains there were sixty-five men and one woman and baby, the wife of our subject's brother Isaiah. He remained in California two years, prospecting and mining. His trip did not prove a financial success. The return trip was made by water, via New Orleans, and the Mississippi River to Peoria, then by stage to Henry county. . In 1861 he again went to California, via New York City by boat to Aspinwall, by rail, ocean, and the Isthmus to Panama and then by boat to San Francisco. He engaged in mining in Nevada and remained four years, returning in 1865 by water to New York, thence by rail to Henry county. He crossed the isthmus over the now proposed canal route by stage and river steamers. In 1883 he went to the state of Washington, via the Northern Pacific, being a passenger on the first train to cross the mountains from St. Paul. . [end] . ____________________________________________________________ . [NOTE 1: These Porters descend from Edward Porter Sr. & Elizabeth Morgan, (born by 1770, Virginia). Their son, Daniel Porter, migrated from Virginia to ROSTRAVER TOWNSHIP, WESTMORELAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA. Daniel Porter (born abt. 1792, VA; died abt. 1836, Decatur, Macon Co. Illinois), married Catherine GAFFNEY (born abt. 1788, PA; died 25 MAY 1883 in West Jersey Township, Stark Co, IL). . ---------- . NOTE 2: ATTACHED BELOW: Marriage records for some of the children of Daniel & Catherine [Gaffney] Porter: .____________________________________________________________ . Putnam County Illinois Marriage Notices: MARRIAGE INDEX: Record No. 222 • Edwin [Edward] PORTER married Clarissa POWELL, October 25, 1838 .. by Rev. J. Hill; Putman County, Illinois . SOURCE: Putman County, Illinois, Historical Society Marriage Records . ____________________________________________________________ Other Illinois marriage records: Illinois Statewide Marriage Index, 1763–1900 Click here for information about how to obtain copies of original marriage records. Key: Groom ... Bride ... Date ... Vol./Page ... License No. ... County • PORTER, WILLIAM ..... HAMILTON, ELEANOR ..... 05/05/1840 ..... 001/0004 ..... STARK • PORTER, ISAIAH ..... LAYTON, REBECCA ANN ..... 03/18/1847 ..... 001/0081 ..... KNOX • WHITE, WILLIAM ..... PORTER, HARRIET ..... 11/18/1839 ..... / ..... MACON • GINGRICH, DANIEL ..... PORTER, LUCINDA ..... 08/18/1850 ..... 001/0037 ..... STARK • EARHART, SAMUEL ..... PORTER, CATHARINE A ..... 04/27/1854 ..... 001/0064 ..... STARK • PORTER, AARON ..... MATTHEWS, HARRIET ..... 04/08/1853 ..... 001/0056 ..... STARK [end] . .____________________________________________________________ .

In a message dated 7/13/2006 11:52:32 AM Central Standard Time, FitzRandolphGenealogy@adelphia.net writes: Hello..its been awhile since I posted....my ancestors are John Hamilton & Nancy Raeburn who came to Westmoreland from Scotland in 1769..anyone else working on the Hamilton's ? Trisha http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~pahamilton/ ==================================================== Posted by: Cathy PORTER-Maynard (In Minnesota) . Hello, Trisha... One of our Porters married a Hamilton. Both were born in Westmoreland, County, Pennsylvania. I don't know if our Hamiltons connect to your line; however, I will attach the Biography of William Porter, which references his wife, Elizabeth Hamilton; and, her Westmoreland County family members. Peace & blessings, Cathy <>< . . . ____________________________________________________________ . THE BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD OF HENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS (Illustrated) The S. J. Clarke Publishing Company. 1901. .____________________________________________________________ . . BIOGRAPHY: WILLIAM PORTER. [Page 694] . Among the honored pioneers and highly esteemed citizens of Henry county [Illinois] is numbered William Porter, who located here in the spring of 1843 and has since been prominently identified with its growth and development. He is now the owner of a fine farm of two hundred and seventy-three acres on sections 3 and 4; Cornwall township, which is under a high state of cultivation and well improved. . Mr. [William] Porter was born in South Huntington township, Westmoreland county, Pennsylvania, on the 15th of September, 1815, and is a son of Daniel and Catherine (Gaffney) Porter, the former a native of Virginia, the latter of Mt. Pleasant township, Westmoreland county, Pennsylvania. In 1834 the father [Daniel Porter] brought his family to Illinois, and after traveling all over the state took up his residence in Decatur on the 6th of October, that year. On account of the frequency of prairie fires he avoided the newer settlements. He spent the 4th of July in Danville, and remained for about four weeks in Bloomington on this trip. He bought a farm of two hundred and forty acres adjoining Decatur, which was already fenced and under cultivation. . William Porter is the fifth in order of birth in a family of eleven children, the others being John [Porter], who was drowned in the Youghiogheny River in Pennsylvania; twins, who died in infancy; Edward Porter [b. 1813, Rostraver Township, Westmoreland Co., PA], who died in Reno, [Cass County] Iowa, at the age of seventy-seven years, leaving a large family living near that place; Isaiah [Porter], who went to California in 1849, and lived on the Pacific coast until his death, which occurred at Tacoma, Washington; Harriet [Porter], who married William White and died in Stark county, Illinois; Lucinda [Porter], wife of Daniel Gingrich of the same county; Catherine, who& married Samuel Airhart, and also died in Stark county. Both were graduates of Knox College, of Galesburg. Aaron [Porter], a resident of California; and Elizabeth [Porter], who died at the age of three years. . The subject of this sketch [Mr. William Porter] came with his parents to Illinois and remained on the farm near Decatur until June, 1837, when he went to Stark county. There he entered one hundred and sixty acres of unbroken land, to the improvement and cultivation of which he devoted his energies until coming to Henry county in the spring of 1843. He purchased eighty acres of land in Cornwall township, and traded his Stark county farm for a partially improved tract of two hundred acres. It is now under a high state of cultivation with good and substantial buildings, all of which have been erected by Mr. Porter. The neat and thrifty appearance of the place plainly indicates careful supervision. . In Stark county [Illinois], on the 5th of May, 1840, Mr. Porter married Miss Eleanor Hamilton, who was born on the 16th of February, 1818, in South Huntington township, Westmoreland county, Pennsylvania, and died in Cornwall township, this county, May 20, 1885. She was one of a family of six children whose parents were Alexander and Elizabeth (Steele) Hamilton. The children born to our subject and his wife were as follows: Mary Martha, now the wife of John T. Rondema, farmer of the state of Washington; Alexander Hamilton, who died in infancy; Jane Ellen, who died at the age of four years; William C., deceased, who married Amanda Turpin and followed merchandising at Hartwell, Nebraska; Charles, who died in infancy; Ella and Daniel, twins, the former of whom first married Horace G. Benedict and, second, Charles S. Terpening, a farmer and school teacher, and the latter married, Sarah Lloyd and follows farming; Epaphroditus J., who married Miss Mary Jewett Sears and is a physician at Grand Island, Nebraska, having graduated from Rush Medical College, Chicago, in 1878; Josie, wife of Allison Orville Taylor, a merchant of Minatare, Nebraska; Viola, wife of James Dysart, a stock raiser of Eagle, Nebraska, and Bowen, who married America Ernst, , and died at Gold Hill, Oregon, of which place he was a physician, being a graduate of the Chicago Homeopathic Medical College; he was also a student in the Rush Medical College. . Mr. Porter has always taken an active and commendable interest in public affairs, especially educational matters, and has efficiently served as school director. Politically he is identified at present with the Peoples party, and has always been a warm supporter of the principles advocated by Abraham Linco ln, and fraternally is connected with the Grange. In religious belief, he is a Baptist, and is an earnest and consistent member of that church. Through the fifty-eight years of his residence here Mr. Porter has become widely known, and his many excellent traits of character have gained him the high regard of a host of friends. . In 1849, in company with two others from Bureau county, Illinois, our subject started for the gold fields of California, making the trip with ox teams in about four months' time. On the Little Blue River they joined a wagon train, so that when they finally crossed the great plains there were sixty-five men and one woman and baby, the wife of our subject's brother Isaiah. He remained in California two years, prospecting and mining. His trip did not prove a financial success. The return trip was made by water, via New Orleans, and the Mississippi River to Peoria, then by stage to Henry county. . In 1861 he again went to California, via New York City by boat to Aspinwall, by rail, ocean, and the Isthmus to Panama and then by boat to San Francisco. He engaged in mining in Nevada and remained four years, returning in 1865 by water to New York, thence by rail to Henry county. He crossed the isthmus over the now proposed canal route by stage and river steamers. In 1883 he went to the state of Washington, via the Northern Pacific, being a passenger on the first train to cross the mountains from St. Paul. . . [end] . ____________________________________________________________ . [NOTE 1: These Porters descend from Edward Porter Sr. & Elizabeth Morgan, (born by 1770, Virginia). Their son, Daniel Porter, migrated from Virginia to ROSTRAVER TOWNSHIP, WESTMORELAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA. Daniel Porter (born abt. 1792, VA; died abt. 1836, Decatur, Macon Co. Illinois), married Catherine GAFFNEY (born abt. 1788, PA; died 25 MAY 1883 in West Jersey Township, Stark Co, IL). ---------- NOTE 2: ATTACHED BELOW: Marriage records for some of the children of Daniel & Catherine [Gaffney] Porter: .____________________________________________________________ Putnam County Illinois Marriage Notices: MARRIAGE INDEX: Record No. 222 • Edwin [Edward] PORTER married Clarissa POWELL, October 25, 1838 .. by Rev. J. Hill; Putman County, Illinois SOURCE: Putman County, Illinois, Historical Society Marriage Records . ____________________________________________________________ Other Illinois marriage records: Illinois Statewide Marriage Index, 1763–1900 Click here for information about how to obtain copies of original marriage records. Key: Groom ... Bride ... Date ... Vol./Page ... License No. ... County • PORTER, WILLIAM ..... HAMILTON, ELEANOR ..... 05/05/1840 ..... 001/0004 ..... STARK • PORTER, ISAIAH ..... LAYTON, REBECCA ANN ..... 03/18/1847 ..... 001/0081 ..... KNOX • WHITE, WILLIAM ..... PORTER, HARRIET ..... 11/18/1839 ..... / ..... MACON • GINGRICH, DANIEL ..... PORTER, LUCINDA ..... 08/18/1850 ..... 001/0037 ..... STARK • EARHART, SAMUEL ..... PORTER, CATHARINE A ..... 04/27/1854 ..... 001/0064 ..... STARK • PORTER, AARON ..... MATTHEWS, HARRIET ..... 04/08/1853 ..... 001/0056 ..... STARK [end] . .____________________________________________________________ .

Haven't posted these in a while so let's see if anyone else is working on these families. John PAHEL (AKA - Bahel/Beichel/Pahule) married Ann UNK abt 1825, probably in PA (all born in PA), living in Derry Twp by 1830. Possible connections - David Pachel, 1800 Derry Twp; David, Martin & Christiana Pehill, 1810 Derry Twp; John Pehele, 1820 Derry Twp. John & Ann's children: James Pahel, b. Mar 11, 1825, Westmoreland, PA; d. Apr 9, 1911, Derry; m. Martha UNK (b abt 1840, died bef 1870 census); Company E, 211th PA Infantry Solomon Pahel (AKA Pehel/Peghle), b abt 1826; d. aft 1880 census; married Margaret E. Brown abt 1854. William Pahel, b abt 1830, no other info Susan Pahel, b abt 1831, m Levi Ammon, Sep 18, 1856, Hebron Lutheran Church, Indiana county. David Pahel, b abt 1833, d. 10 May 1864, Spotsylvania, VA; Co E, 11th PA; married Susan Hysong, b. Nov 3, 1840, Woodbury Twp, Bedford Co, PA, d. Oct 24, 1909, Latrobe. Sarah Pahel, b abt 1834, no other info Jacob Pahel, b. Nov 1842, d. Mar 26, 1919, S. Huntington Twp; married Nancy Jane Weaver, b. 26 Dec 1850, d. 17 Nov 1923, Scottdale; Dec 20, 1872. Company E, 11th PA Inf . Ann M. Pahel, b 08 Mar 1843 (maybe married James M Brown 1887) Alexander Pahel, b. abt 1844, d. 07 Dec 1864; Co E, 11th PA; buried Arlington Nat'l Cemetery; never married. Children of David & Susan Hysong Pahel: Nicholas Ellsworth Pahel, b. Sept 1, 1858, Kelly Station (Tunnelton), Indiana Co; d. Mar 25, 1939, Derry; married Mary Ann Brown, b. May 2, 1865;d 4 Jun 1940; Dec 23, 1880 (both buried at St Martin's) Sarah Ann (AKA Sallie) Pahel, b. Feb 23, 1862; d. aft 1939; married "Mr." Michaels, no other info. Mary Ann BROWN was a daughter of James M. Brown, b. Dec 18, 1832, Derry, Westmoreland; d. May 21, 1897, Derry; buried at St Martins; & Sarah/Elizabeth (Different records - different first names) UNK; b abt 1836; d. abt 1885. Probably married about 1862. James M Brown is a witness for Susan Hysong Pahel's affadavits for pension in 1867 (Civil War); Susan's 2nd husband was John Gibson (1838, Ireland-1891, Latrobe) Pahel is supposedly German; may be connected to Pethel/Pethtel; Brown - Irish Michael

Hello..its been awhile since I posted....my ancestors are John Hamilton & Nancy Raeburn who came to Westmoreland from Scotland in 1769..anyone else working on the Hamilton's ? Trisha http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~pahamilton/

Westmoreland Co., PA deaths in 1853 "During the years 1852 to 1854, the Register of Wills for each county was required by law to keep records and indexes of births, deaths and marriages. Copies from 49 of the 64 counties existing at that time are maintained at the Archives; however, returns are not inclusive for these years. There are no returns for Blair, Clarion, Clinton, Crawford, Erie, Fayette, Forest, Fulton, Jefferson, Lebanon, Philadelphia, Pike, Potter, Sullivan, or Wyoming County." Archivist, PA State Archives. With thanks to Kathryn Doyle of Piedmont, CA, who personally spoke to the archivist. Additional information from Kathryn Doyle in follow-up message. You can't copyright facts. No worries. I spoke to the archivist. The county registrar made two sets of records - one to keep, one to send to the state. Those original state returns from the 1850s are at the State archives and have been microfilmed. I don't know where the originals are from the counties. Indiana Co. has a typescript in ledger form for use at the courthouse. I haven't checked with Westmoreland Co. I need to spend more time with the catalog at familysearch.org (LDS site) to see if perhaps the microfilm of the state copy returns is available. The films that come up when you search by county for Westmoreland are transcripts. The archivist seemed to think that perhaps they are available in Salt Lake but are cataloged at the State level or under Dept. of State. Typed copy in 4 columns. First column is NAME. Second is (#) of something, perhaps page. Third is RESIDENCE. Fourth is PLACE OF BURIAL. It should be understood this is a transcription of a transcription of records that were transcribed by county clerks and sent to the state archives and are on microfilm. Errors may be expected, but obvious errors, such as spelling “Lutheran” as “Lutheral” [sic], “Metting” for “Meeting” I corrected. Names and numbers are exactly as found. Altman, Joseph (97) Hempfield Twp Harrold’s, Hempfield Twp Arbaugh, Louisa (104) Ligonier Twp Presbyterian, Ligonier Baird, James B. (3) Derry Twp Salem Burial Ground, Derry Twp Baker, Elizabeth (14) Hempfield Greensburg German Burial Ground Baughman, Peter (81) Hempfield Twp Brush Creek Baxter, Jane (123) Unity Twp Chambers Baxter, Robert (19) Unity Twp Chamber’s, Unity Twp Bell, James (13) Derry Twp Unity Burial Ground Berkhammer, Nathan (125) Rostraver Twp Rehoboth, Rostraver Twp. Berkhimer, Keziah (121) Rostraver Twp Associate Reform, Sewickley Biggs, Andrew (8) Sewickley Twp Associate Reform, Sewickley Bingham, Mason H. (5) Lilgonier Twp Leaurel [sic] Hill Burying Ground Borland, Mary (1) Salem Twp Congruity, Salem Twp Brant, Elizabeth (16) Fairfield Twp No cemetery named Brant, Henry (57) Ligonier Twp German, Ligonier Twp Brown, Elizabeth (72) Fairfield Twp Fairfield Associate Presbyterian Brown, William (7) Greensburg Public Burying Grounds Campbell, George E. (86) Donegal Twp Seceder, Donegal Twp Clements, Jesse (24) Washington Twp Poke Run Cline, George (43) S. Huntingdon Twp German Reformed, Salem Crise, Andrew (78) S. Huntingdon Twp Swopes, E. Huntingdon Twp Culbertson, Franklin (91) Donegal Twp Unity Darr, George (28) Rostraver Tw Rehoboth Detar, Joshua (6) Hempfield Twp Harold’s Hempfield Twp Dickie, Robert H. (115) Salem Twp. Congruity Dickie, Samuel H. Dr. (111) Salem Twp Congruity Eckley, Joseph (118) Rostraver Twp Rehoboth Eyster, Michael, Rev. (99) Greensburg German Grave Yard, Greensburg Felgar, Ludwick (119) Donegal Twp Presbyterian, Donegal Twp Felger, Jacob (108) E. Huntingdon Twp Swope’s Burial Ground Fisher, John (23) Mt. Pleasant Twp German Lutheran Burying Ground, Mt. Pleasant Twp Foster, Abraham (120) Unity Twp Presbyterian, Johnstown, Cambria Co. Fulmore, Delilah (33) Millgron G?? [sic] Markles Burial Ground George, Nancy (20) N. Huntingdon Twp Longrun Church Gormley, Thomas S. (89) Derry Twp Salem Church Yard- Presbyterian Graft, John (129) E. Huntingdon Twp On Saml. Rice’s farm, Fayette Co. Gross, Joseph (67) Hempfield Twp Brush Creek Hair, Mathew (126) Fairfield Twp Methodist, Fairfield Twp Hany, Christian (103) Hempfield Twp Brush Creek Harrold, William (79) N. Huntingdon Twp Lutheran Trinity Church, Hemfield Twp Hebrunk, Joseph (102) Adamsburg Boro Buried at sea Henry, Christian (70) Westmd. Co. Poorhouse Paupers’ on P. H. Farm Hepler, David Sr. (85) S Huntingdon Twp Madison, Pa. Hill, Jacob (128) Washington Twp Poke Run, Washington Twp Hissen, Martha (52) Rostraver Twp Baptist Church, Rostraver Twp Hugus, Elizabeth (59) Salem Boro Salem Burying Ground Hurst, Nathaniel T. (68) Mt. Pleasant Twp Presbyterian Church, Mt. Pleasant Twp Hutchinson, Joseph (98) Rostraver Twp Cemetery, West Newton Irwin, Joseph (105) Washington Twp Poke Run Jamison, Margaret (60) Unity Twp. Old Presbyterian Burying Ground, Greensburg Johnston, Constatine (80) Derry Twp St. Vincents, Unity Twp Kemerer, Adam (38) Hempfield Twp William Black’s Kilgore, Rachael (69) Mt. Pleasant Twp Mt. Pleasant Twp King, Selden (114) Grapeville Black’s King, William (58) Donegal Twp Methodist Church, Donegal Kine, John Sr. (36) Franklin Twp Hills Church Yard, Franklin Twp Knose, George (53) E. Huntingdon Twp Seanor’s Grave Yard, Hempfield Twp Larimer, Ann (96) N. Huntingdon Twp Long Run, N. Huntingdon Twp Linsinbigler, Jacob (122) Greensburg Boro German Graveyard, south of Greensburg Lowey, Henry (26) Salem Twp Presbyterian, New Alexandria Marker, Joseph (112) Ligonier Twp Presbyterian, Donegal Twp Marsh, William (82) Sewickley Twp Friends, Sewickly Twp Marshall, Elizabeth (32) Sewickley Twp Sewickley Associate Reformed Church Masters, William (21) Franklin Twp Sardis Mathers, William (44) Rostraver Twp Rehoboth, Rostraver Twp Matthews, David. (47) Fairfield Twp No cemetery mentioned Matterson, John, Sr. (100) Derry Twp Catholic, Blairsville, Indiana Co. Matthews, William Sr. (94) Fairfield Twp Fairfield Presbyterian Church, Fairfield Twp McBurney, Cadwaleter Blan (12) Fairfield Twp Fairfield Church McClannahan, Sarah (61) Hempfield Twp Sewickley Ass. Reformed Church, Sewickley Twp McClelland, Isabella (66) Greensburg Boro English Burying Ground McClure, James (56) Fairfield Twp Methodist E. P., Fairfield McCurdy, Rachel Mary (30) Unity Twp Presbyterian, New Alexnadria McCutcheon, Samuel (27) Franklin Twp Poke Run McDonald, Samuel (74) Fairfield Twp Hice’s, Wheatfield Twp., Indiana Co. McGinity, John (55) Derry Twp Catholic, Blairsville McGrew, Finley (124) Sewickley Twp Poor House, Westmoreland Co. McIlvanine, Margaret (73) Rostraver Twp Rehoboth, Rostraver Twp McQuilken, William (65) Washington Twp Poke Run Mechesney, James (45) Unity Twp Unity Menoher, Jane (17) Fairfield Twp Fairfield Presbyterian Church, Fairfield Twp Miller, George (90) Derry Twp St. Vincent Grave Yard Miller, Jesse (109) Washington Twp Poke Run Miller, Magdalena (116) Unity Twp Catholic Mitchell, Andrew A. (93) Derry Twp Unity, Unity Twp Moore, James (2) Salem Twp Congruity, Salem Twp Moorhead, Samuel (25) Derry Twp Salem Church Yard Moorhead, William, Sr (46) Burrell Twp Poke Run Mosholder, Jonathan (50) Derry Twp Kimmell’s Mossholder, Jonathan G. (113) Derry Twp Kimmell’s Burial Ground Myers, Benjamin Franklin (18) Hempfield Twp Herrold’s Burial Ground Myers, Wilson Jack (10) Hempfield Twp Herrold’s Burial Ground Newell, Susanna (77) Mt. Pleasant Twp Presbyterian, Mt. Pleasant Twp Nipple, Thomas (87) Hempfield Twp German, Greensburg Nossker, John (^4) Derry Twp Salem Church, Salem Ogden, John (22) Ligonier Twp Fairfield Church, Fairfield Twp Painter, Christopher (15) S. Huntingdon Twp Markles Painter, John (40) Hempfield Twp Brush Creek, Hempfield Twp Painter, John L (48) E. Huntingdon Twp Brush Creek Patrick, William (92) Derry Twp Salem Church, Derry Twp Points, John (130) Derry Twp St. Marys – Mt. Carmel, Derry Twp Porch, Jacob (130) Derry Twp St Paul’s Church, Unity Twp Porter, Horatio (117) Died Allegheny Co., PA E. Salem Burial Gr. Rostraver Twp Powell, James (101) Adamsburg Lutherian [sic] Reed, William (9) Derry Twp New Alexandria Presbyterian Burial Ground Reid, Mary Mitchell (35) Fairfield Twp Associate Church, Fairfield Twp Reynolds, Samuel, Sr (30) Derry Twp Salem in Derry Twp Rodebaugh, Christian (37) Hempfield Twp On the farm Rowan, Matthew (127) N. Huntingdon Twp Brush Creek Graveyard, N. Huntingdon Twp Ruffner, John (110) Fairfield Twp On his own farm, Fairfield Twp Schaeffer, Peter (106) Hempfield Twp Died in Salem, Or Shields, James (71) Greensburg Boro Presbyterian Ground Shrum, John (95) Hempfield Twp Brush Creek Stahl, Philip (76) Donegal Twp German, Youngstown, Pa Stewart, George (54) Salem Twp Congruity Meeting House Taylor, John (34) Greensburg Boro German Burying Ground Taylor, William (83) Greensburg Greensburg Burial Ground Thompson, Elizabeth (88) Rostraver Twp Fell’s Burying Ground Tosh, John (31) Ligonier Twp Old Fairfield Churchyard, Fairfield Twp Townsend, Levi (63) Allegheny Twp Died on board ship from Chagres to San Francisco, CA Trimble, Thomas (11) Fairfield Twp Fairfield Church Walthour, Amelia (Amy) (41) Hempfield Twp Brush Creek, Hempfield Twp Welsh, John (75) Greensburg Associate Reformed Church, Sewickley Wharry, Mary (49) New Florence Wheatfield Twp Wheatfield Twp, Stone Meeting House White, John (4) Derry Twp Unity, Unity Twp Wible, William (84) Greensburg Boro German Burial Ground, Greensburg Shirley Maynard Hampton, VA

Did you receive an answer? Lona Laughlin Boudreaux Monroe, La lboudreaux@jam.rr.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Raymond D. Popp" <raymonddpopp@comcast.net> To: <PAWESTMO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, July 07, 2006 8:42 AM Subject: [PAWESTMO-L] Re: PAWESTMO-D Digest V06 #133 > Joseph Hill patented 2 parcels in Rostraver Township in 1795 and 1796. Could > he be a brother to Peter Hill? > Raymond Popp-Pres. Rostraver Twp Historical Society > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <PAWESTMO-D-request@rootsweb.com> > To: <PAWESTMO-D@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, July 04, 2006 9:00 PM > Subject: PAWESTMO-D Digest V06 #133 > > > > ==== PAWESTMO Mailing List ==== > >

Russ, There was a Pleasant Valley school. It was located going East from Jeannette on Rte. 130. Go to Greengate Rd., turn left, cross over old 130, go up steep hill and it was the first house on the left. It used to be the one room school house. Don't know if this helps or not. Helen -------------- Original message -------------- From: russdlentz@aol.com > Hi! > > Does anybody know where Prasant Valley School is or was? A cousin sent me > several photos from my Great-Aunt Mildred Lentz´s photo collection, and I am > trying to figure out where Prasant Valley was and who the people in the picture > are. I would post the picture to the list, but I am not sure if that is allowed. > Would the list administrator or someone else who knows for sure whether or not I > can post the picture to the list respond to me off the list. My e-mail address > is russdlentz@aol.com The picture is labeled Prasant Valley 3. 1926. I will > be happy to post it to the list to see if anybody out there can help me identify > who the kids are, if the list allows it. > > Take care, > Russ Lentz (originally from Irwin, PA) > ________________________________________________________________________ > Check out AOL.com today. Breaking news, video search, pictures, email and IM. > All on demand. Always Free. > > > ==== PAWESTMO Mailing List ==== > >