Is anyone researching the surnames MANESS and BULLARD in PA? Robert

Use your search engine and type in Tecumseh Drama or Tecumseh Outdoor Drama for details. Alan Eckert was the author of our drama here in Chillicothe, Ross Co, OH Ann in Ohio ----- Original Message ----- From: gordon k smith <gkso@juno.com> To: <PENNA-DUTCH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, February 26, 2001 8:59 PM Subject: Re: [PADutch] ECKERT FAMILY RESEARCH > There is an Alan Eckert , author of the Frontiersman etc. who may be > related. G. Smith gkso@juno.com > > > ==== PENNA-DUTCH Mailing List ==== > The official webstie for this list is at: > http://midatlantic.rootsweb.com/~padutch/ > > > ============================== > Add as many as 10 Good Years To Your Life > If you know how to reduce these risks. > http://www.thirdage.com/health/wecare/hearthealth/index.html >

He is probably descended from Valentin ECKERT of 1700's., Berks Co., PA. Valentin's family owned iron furnances. Good luck, Elida ----- Original Message ----- From: <LKaz@aol.com> To: <PENNA-DUTCH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, February 23, 2001 10:12 PM Subject: [PADutch] ECKERT FAMILY RESEARCH > Hi, > I am hoping that someone might have some information to help me with this > Eckert > family. Do you know who Levi's parents were?? > > Levi Eckert, born about 1874 > married: > Clara, born about 1881 > their children: > 1. Amanda Eckert, born about 1897 > 2. Annie Eckert, born about 1899 > 3. Clyde Eckert, born about 1904 > 4. Chester Eckert, born about 1906 > > This family in 1910 was living in Lancaster County, PA. > > Any help will be very much appreciated. > > Thank You, > Lisa > > > > > ==== PENNA-DUTCH Mailing List ==== > Keep those PA DUTCH traditions alive and share them with the list. > > > ============================== > Search more than 150 million free records at RootsWeb! > http://searches.rootsweb.com/ >

There is an Alan Eckert , author of the Frontiersman etc. who may be related. G. Smith gkso@juno.com

Hi, I am hoping that someone might have some information to help me with this Eckert family.  Do you know who Levi's parents were?? Levi Eckert, born about 1874 married: Clara, born about 1881 their children: 1.  Amanda Eckert, born about 1897 2.  Annie Eckert, born about 1899 3.  Clyde Eckert, born about 1904 4.  Chester Eckert, born about 1906 This family in 1910 was living in Lancaster County, PA. Any help will be very much appreciated. Thank  You, Lisa

I still make the dressing for cucumbers & cole slaw from scratch. Mom didn't have a recipe and neither did Grandma so I just started by watching how they did it. All I know is you put a few T. of white salad dressing (not mayo) in a small bowl; add a couple T. sugar and maybe 3 T. vinegar; stir together till smooth then add a little milk to thicken and make smooth. These quantities are by no means accurate -- just a guess. You just have to go by what you "feel". Carol in Ohio

Mom always loved sharp cheddar cheese served with apple pie. Carol in Ohio

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Another good place to eat is Dienners on Rt30 in Soudersburg. Other good fire halls to eat at when they have their dinners are Kinzer fire hall, Bird-in-hand fire hall, they are having their Pot-Pie dinner on Sat. Feb.24. My husband and I have a camper on a seasonal site at Roamers Retreat and go to these places quite often. Judy

I am searching for wife of John/Johan Peter Flick from Germany, Haughe/Hawhee we believe a stowaway from Ireland, Wood from England? ( stories of the Druids)? Harmon from England/Germany. I am Phyllis Ray Wood, daughter of Edna Lorraine Harmon of Orange Co.,IN and Clayton Lee Wood. He was the son of Fred L. Wood and Melinda Price. Both died in Ohio. I am not getting any younger so I need some help. Phyllis

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Hi Gene, My father was born in Urichsville and lived there till he was 4 then moved north to Akron then to Barberton and was reared there. I have Gooding relatives in the area; Gnaden & New Philly. My grandmother was a Gooding. An early census in 1830 shows them spelling the name Gooden. My father would certainly have loved to talk to you, too. He loved to talk about his childhood and he loved the area. In fact, he loved to talk, period! We have an annual Gooding Reunion at Heck's Grove Park in Gnaden. Pop couldn't wait each year till it was time for it. In the last few years I have discovered my 5th gr grandfather, John Knisely, was the founder of New Philly. I don't know why my realatives never told me about him before. I have a little history but not much about him. I need to go to the Dennison Library and do more research. Carol

Hi Carol, You're right. There is no connection in our Otto lines.. I knew there wasn't any because my great aunt was the last of the direct line and she died some years ago.. I only used Otto because of Elizabeth Dasher marrying an Otto and then an Orth. What I found of especial interest in your message was the fact that your father was born in Urichsville, Ohio, I was born and klived in Dennison, Ohio which is a twin city. Only a small,dirty creek separates the two little towns. They become almost ghost towns when the Penna Railroad took their shops out of Dennison. I would have enjoyed taking with your father. It's possible we lived there at the same time. Gene Straley

Yes, I've eaten "coffee soup"! When I was 5 or so I stayed at Aunt Mary's & Uncle Walter's down on the farm for a week and that's what we had every morning. It was broken bread in coffee with milk & sugar. Carol in Ohio

--part1_c7.71f5af6.27bd77a2_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --part1_c7.71f5af6.27bd77a2_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: <Herbert259@aol.com> From: Herbert259@aol.com Full-name: Herbert259 Message-ID: <85.6eece1f.27bd7748@aol.com> Date: Thu, 15 Feb 2001 13:17:44 EST Subject: Re: [PD-LIFE] Food discussion To: burkepg@home.com MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: AOL 5.0 for Windows sub 129 Yes, Gary, that's the way I remember "smearcase". Mom used to put a pan of milk on the stove just low, low heat for a few hours. When the curd & whey separated, the whey was strained off then she added salt & pepper - Voila! It was good! Carol in Ohio --part1_c7.71f5af6.27bd77a2_boundary--

Hi Gene, As far as I can tell, these Otto's are not my line. My gr gr grandfather, George Otto, was living in Haluesburg, PA (now Holmesburg) in Germantown where my gr grandfather, Franklin Otto, was b. in 1847, his son, Warren Heston Otto, was b. 1888 in Urichsville, OH, his son, W. Howard Otto (my father) was b. 1912 in Urichsville, OH (just passed 1/13/01). I have no dates on George at all but he was m. to Margaret Creighton. Franklin had 5 brothers but only two others are known by name only being Peter & William who were mentioned in Franklin's obit notice. If you can make a connection, please let me know! Thanks, Carol Otto Perrine

ANCESTRY QUICK TIP from Ancestry.com =================================================================== I often end up with a roll of film from a trip or holiday that has just a few frames left. I finish the roll by taking pictures of heirlooms around the house. After the roll has been developed, I file these photos in a special album and add information about how I got the heirloom, which relative owned it, etc. I place small items on a table in well-spaced rows before photographing them. Then I identify them by listing them as "Row A, left to right, Row B . . ." Caroline Kilgo ____________________________________________________________________ "Growing old is Mandatory. Growing up is Optional" (unknown)

What a wonderful idea. Thank you. Our film is always used up by taking pictures of the family pets. There are more pictures of them, than of the children!! I will certainly use this new method. How many things I have that the history was told to me as a child, and I wish now I would have listened better. This will document for my children those family things I have been entrusted with passing on. Thank you so much for this tip. Yvonne

Hi, I am looking for Levi Eckert, born June 1873 and his wife Clara, born July 1880. According to the 1900 Census they were living in Strasburg Township. They had the following 2 children: Amanda, born April 1897 and Annie F, born June 1899 I am looking for any information on this family that will help me find if this is the Levi Eckert that I am looking for that belongs in my family. Thank You, Lisa

I'm looking for the parents in the following family. I don't have any location in Pennsylvania, The father was born in Bremen and the mother born in Pennsylvania. I know of the following children: Mary Elizabeth Manhart (born in Pennsylvania about 1851) Susanna Manhart (born in Pennsylvania about 1859) Rebecca Manhart (born in Pennsylvania about 1860) John Manhart Mary Elizabeth Manhart is my Great-grandmother. She married Jefferson Shock in Mason County, Illinois on October 08, 1868. I'd very much appreciate any help or hints about where to look. Alison McIntyre mcintyr@uakron.edu