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Greetings! I have a puzzle for which I need help please. My grandfather's pedigree chart shows his grandfather Jacob Gossert/Gossard as being born in "Antrim township, Cumberland, PA. Further down the chart, when a county is mentioned, it is definately followed by the Co. for county as m: may 7 1801 in Washington Co., MD or d: 1862 in Marion, Franklin Co., PA The library catalog at the FamHistCenter lists the following for Antrim Antrim Township, Franklin Co, PA Incorporated in 1745 etc. So is Antrim Township in Franklin or Cumberland Co? Hope someone can enlighten me as I have a microfilm of a very old census and don't know what county to check for. Carol ==== PENNA-DUTCH Mailing List ==== Abbreviations---PD=Pennsylvania Dutch, PMH=Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage magazine, MFH=Mennonite family History magazine, MRJ=Mennonite Research Journal, LMHS=Lancaster Mennonite Hist. Society. This and more list info at: http://members.aol.com/PennaDutch/pennadutch.html

I am a veteran of WWII but I salute the veterans of all wars. They served when their country called, some, including my friends, gave their lives. "War is Hell" and everyone should be grateful for the sacrifice our men and women made on their country's behalf. > I have a real problem with people who take out their frustrations on the Vietnam veterans. Don't blame them - they didn't plan the war, they didn't start the war, they would rather not have been there. If you must sound off, do it to the country's leaders, not the soldiers, sailors, marines and airmen! They were wars of the United States of America, no the veteran's wars. > My country, right or wrong, is still my country! I will do all I can to correct and improve it, but I will not condemn those who answered its call, in any and all wars. I know of no better country in the world, do you? > David Huffines, Chaplain (Capt) U S Army - Now a retired civilian (A Signal Corps Officer in WWII) David Huffines ==== PENNA-DUTCH Mailing List ==== Visit other PDL listmember webpages. Links are Located at http://members.aol.com/PennaDutch/pdlurl.html

Irwin is near Greensburg, about a 45 minute drive from downtown Pittsburgh (today). It's just off the Pennsylvania turnpike. (Rolling Rock beer is made in Latrobe, near there!) My parents' friends lived in Irwin and I visited there a lot when I was younger (in the 60's and 70's). There was a lot of farmland, but no rivers that would have caused any trouble like the Johnstown floods. There are also no ports near there, unless one counts Pittsburgh as a port.... - Jeff R ---------- > From: Dgin4Roots@aol.com > To: PENNA-DUTCH-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Town of Irwin (aka Irwin Station), Westmoreland County, PA > Date: Tuesday, November 11, 1997 12:05AM > > Can anyone tell me if there are any records of train passengers going into or > out of Irwin, PA for the years 1887 through 1889? > > Also, I believe this railroad goes to Pittsburgh, it that correct? Would > this city have been affected by the 1889 Johnstown Flood? (I don't have a > map). Is there any kind of a port nearby this city that perhaps someone > leaving Irwin would need to take the train to the port to catch a ship > somewhere? Any info at all would be much appreciated. Thanks! > > Lori Ray > > Surnames: BERRY - CLAUS - COOK - DAVIDSON - EMIGH - FABER - FURST - > HENDERSON - HYND - KURTZ - MCLEAN / MACLEAN - SCHULTZ - SENIOR - THOMSON - > TIMOTHY - WILLIAMS > > Places: USA Counties/States: CLEARFIELD, PA; CUYAHOGA, OH; SUMMIT, OH > UK Counties/Countries: FIFE, SCOTLAND; ? SOUTH WALES > Other: GERMANY > > > ==== PENNA-DUTCH Mailing List ==== > Haven't found a post of interest? Why not generate one of your own? > > > > > > ==== PENNA-DUTCH Mailing List ==== Haven't found a post of interest? Why not generate one of your own?

Seeking information on Austin Albaneous FISHER, b. 25 May 1851 - d. 16 May 1938. He was married to Jane Catherine CROLL and the lived near Allentown, PA. They had twelve children, as follows: Astor Fisher, b. 19 June 1872 Harry Francis Fisher (my great-grandfather), b. 19 July 1874 Estella Rebecca Fisher, b. 08 September 1876 Cora Catherine Fisher, b. 29 September 1878 Peter Michael Fisher, b. 04 April 1880 Cyrus Austin Fisher, b. 25 October 1881 Clemma Mary Ann Fisher, b. 01 June 1883 Grover William Fisher, b. 14 April 1885 Ella May Fisher, b. 19 December 188? Beulah Clymena Fisher, b. 11 March 1888 Elsie Edna Fisher, b. 28 November 1889 Earl Solon Fisher, b. 25 February 1891 If this looks familiar to any Fisher followers, I would love to hear from you and share with you some information I received from one of my CROLL cousins. Bill Elwood ==== PENNA-DUTCH Mailing List ====

Linnea Miller wrote: <<My husband is a veteran of the Vietnam conflict, having been "selected" a few years out of high school in the mid-'60's. He doesn't talk much about his participation, but I know this has affected his life and attitudes sometimes in surprising ways. He did his duty & served - which many young Americans at the time neglected to do. This was a significant conflict, one which tore at the heart of our nation as had not been experienced since the Civil War. We continue to honor the veterans of this militaty action to help them bring closure to the effects of their experiences during their service to our country. We must always remember that we *continue* to have our freedoms due to the participation of these many people who served our country, too many of them giving the ultimate sacrifice.>> I respect your husband and the others who did what they felt was right and served in Vietnam. I also respect the significance of Veteran's Day as a remembrance for those who have died in the cause of war, as a reminder of the tremendous destruction that humanity can bring upon itself. However it is necessary to understand that many who "neglected to serve" did so in accordance to their conscience, and were acting upon many of the principles our PA Dutch ancestors would have valued as well. I have heard the horor stories of how the Vietnam experience has affected the lives of US soldiers, and it's not a pretty picture. Although I empathize with the pain the war has caused, I see nothing positive in our involvement in Vietnam. It is a myth to believe that this war, or the Korean war, or the Persian Gulf war have helped to preserve our "freedoms". Any war, no matter, how it is justified, is wrong because it devalues human life to the point that it seems necessary to kill. For me Veteran's Day is a time of mourning, not a time to celebrate victory. Darvin L. Martin Lancaster, Pa. dlmartin@redrose.net ==== PENNA-DUTCH Mailing List ==== Visit other PDL listmember webpages. Links are Located at http://members.aol.com/PennaDutch/pdlurl.html

Schneider/Shneider: There are 45 variations Schneider in Minister's Recods. Rev. Johann Andrew Krug: 1. Jacob Schneider, Midderbolebach, in the Palatinate, 2nd s/o Ludwig,dec'd. to Catharina Sunsin, Richmond, oldest d/o Phillip - 14 Jan. 1766. Rev. John Casper Stoever: 2. Heinrich Adam Schneider to Anna Magaret Schneber,Atolhoe(Atlalaha Church, Rehersburg, ) - 21 Oct. 1753. Rev. Daniel Lehman: 3. Elisabeth Schneider, Cumru to Matthias Koehler, Wuerttemberg - 11 April 1780. 4. Anna Catharina Schneider(in) to Johannes Salz, both of Reading - 2 May 1780. Rev. Carl Friedrich Wildbahn: 5. George Heinrich Schneider to Magdalena Harffin - 19 April 1789. 6. Catharina Schneider, 2nd d/o Just to Christian Krauss, 4th s/o Phillip, dec'd, both of Bern - 4 Aug. 1794. Rev. Daniel Lehman: 7. Esther Schneider(in) to Jacob Kissinger - 25 Feb. 1798. 8. Jacob Schneider to (no entry) - 15 Feb. 1798. 9. Catharina Schneider(in) to Christian Heimbach - 32 July 1799. Rev.Phillip Pauli: 10. Susanna Schneider to Johannes Ebling, Elsass(Alsace Twp.) - 4 Nov. 1792. Rev. William Boos: ( 36 Marriages) 11. Benjamin Schneider, Oley to Esther Herbein - 21 March 1782. 12. Johannes Schneider, Cumru to Susanna Elisabetha Waldshmitt - 3 Sept. 1782. 13.Daniel Schneider, Exeter to Sara Knabb - 14 Oct. 1783. 14. Johann Christoph Schneider, Brecknock to Catharine Shmitt - 23 Oct. 1785. 15. Margaretha Sneider to Jacob Reppert, Oley - 10 Jan. 1786. 16. Anna Margaretha Schneider to Wilhelm Weseler, Junyon(Unuon Twp.) 10 Jan.. 1786. 17. Elisabetha Schneider to Johannes Seyer, Oley - 1 May 1787. Part 2 is next. Sylvia ==== PENNA-DUTCH Mailing List ==== Have you visited the webpage associated with this mail list? If not go to http://members.aol.com/PennaDutch/pennadutch.html

In response to a question as to whether Adam Staub was a Hessian soldier: My reference to his marriage in Dr. Fisher's book was found in Part VII, titled "MARRIAGES OF SOME PENNSYLVANIA SOLDIERS AND PATRIOTS OF THE REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD". Further, in Dr. Fisher's book of "THE SNYDER COUNTY PIONEERS" he says: "ADAM STAUB was assessed with 20 acres and personal property in Heidelberg Township, York County in 1779. Soon thereafter he came to what is now Snyder County. In 1774, he and his wife, Eva, had their son, John George, baptized at the old Zion Lutheran Church, north of Freeburg. Adam served as a private in Captain Charles Meyer's (Moyer's) Company of the Northumberland County Militia." ARickard@compuserve.com ==== PENNA-DUTCH Mailing List ==== Post your PD Holiday recipes!

BLESS YOU for reminding us!!! I lost three classmates (75 total enrollment) which included a distant cousin! Thank you for this! EllieSS@aol.com ==== PENNA-DUTCH Mailing List ==== Haven't found a post of interest? Why not generate one of your own?

Hi All! My husband is a veteran of the Vietnam conflict, having been "selected" a few years out of high school in the mid-'60's. He doesn't talk much about his participation, but I know this has affected his life and attitudes sometimes in surprising ways. He did his duty & served - which many young Americans at the time neglected to do. This was a significant conflict, one which tore at the heart of our nation as had not been experienced since the Civil War. We continue to honor the veterans of this militaty action to help them bring closure to the effects of their experiences during their service to our country. We must always remember that we *continue* to have our freedoms due to the participation of these many people who served our country, too many of them giving the ultimate sacrifice. Saturday a Vietnam Memorial was dedicated in Lebanon PA - it's a beautiful monument to honor the 44 young men from our county who gave their lives in Vietnam. The service was from the hearts of many - and the monument has a "heart, also (a purple heart has been placed within the casting). Even with the damp & chilly weather of the day (reminiscent of the dedication of The Wall in Washington DC quite a few years back, there were spots on the bottom of my feet I could not feel for a while!!) there were easily a few hundred people there. The committee had a three-fold goal, which has now been completed: in 1995 the Vietnam Veteran's Moving Wall visited Lebanon for 7 days; many books about the conflict have been placed in the high school libraries to help young people understand this military action; and the Memorial has been dedicated. Project Welcome Home has finished its contribution to the community - and it is a job "well-done"! Thank you to *all* of our veterans - your task at times was not an easy one. We cannot "see" the actions you were involved in through your eyes, ears or emotions......but we want you to know how much you are loved and appreciated for your participation in the armed services for our country. In honor of all who gave the ultimate sacrifice: "Not for fame or reward. Not for place or for rank. Not lured by ambition or goaded by necessity. But in simple obedience to duty as they understood it. These men suffered all, sacrificed all, dared all......and died." Thank you and may God bless each of you and your families! -Linnea ==== PENNA-DUTCH Mailing List ==== New? Looking for a quick connection? Visit the surnames list associated with this mail list at http://members.aol.com/PennaDutch/pdlsurnames.html

Can anyone tell me if there are any records of train passengers going into or out of Irwin, PA for the years 1887 through 1889? Also, I believe this railroad goes to Pittsburgh, it that correct? Would this city have been affected by the 1889 Johnstown Flood? (I don't have a map). Is there any kind of a port nearby this city that perhaps someone leaving Irwin would need to take the train to the port to catch a ship somewhere? Any info at all would be much appreciated. Thanks! Lori Ray Surnames: BERRY - CLAUS - COOK - DAVIDSON - EMIGH - FABER - FURST - HENDERSON - HYND - KURTZ - MCLEAN / MACLEAN - SCHULTZ - SENIOR - THOMSON - TIMOTHY - WILLIAMS Places: USA Counties/States: CLEARFIELD, PA; CUYAHOGA, OH; SUMMIT, OH UK Counties/Countries: FIFE, SCOTLAND; ? SOUTH WALES Other: GERMANY ==== PENNA-DUTCH Mailing List ==== Haven't found a post of interest? Why not generate one of your own?

I am researching the Leiby's of Berks Co. PA The first Leiby immigrated in 1733, and they remain there today. Is anyone else working on this? Loyd Leiby Drennan aladerecho@aol.com ==== PENNA-DUTCH Mailing List ==== Forgot how to SUBSCRIBE or UNSUBSCRIBE? Send the appropriate one word message to PENNA-DUTCH-L-REQUEST@ROOTSWEB.COM

Has anyone ever come across Johann Philip Poley (Boli, Bohley etc) in Penn. records? He was born in 1812 in Alsenz, Bavaria. His father did not leave Bavaria so Philip would have been living with another family. Possibly his mother's Reinhardt relatives. Dorrie in Mass ==== PENNA-DUTCH Mailing List ==== Abbreviations---PD=Pennsylvania Dutch, PMH=Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage magazine, MFH=Mennonite family History magazine, MRJ=Mennonite Research Journal, LMHS=Lancaster Mennonite Hist. Society. This and more list info at: http://members.aol.com/PennaDutch/pennadutch.html

cmlines@jps.net Thank you Sylvia, I see a couple of names there that may give me some of the information that I have been searching for. Mary ---------- : : Winter: : Rev. John Casper Stoever Records: : 1. Salome Winter , Reading to Johannes Feistenaure, 23 Jan. 1764. : Rev.Johann Andrew Krug Records. : 1. Jacob Winter s/o Samuel, stepson of Joh. Kurtz to Susanna Barbra Krullin : d/o Johannes, step daughter of Jacob Kayser.-1 Dec. 1765. : 2. Margareth Winters, d/o Samuel dec'd. to Johannes Mauer, New Hanover s/o : Andreas. - 9 Feb. 1768. : Rev. Daniel Lehman:(This minister put in ending after all single female : marriage names) : 1. Elisabert Winterin to Wilhelm Bender - 12 May 1800. : Rev. William Boos. : 1. Jane Wintors to James Cammel, Union - 13 March 1781. : 2.Johannes Winter, Bern to Anna Elisabeth Rieser - 19 June 1781. : 3. Maria Winter to Jacob Phillips, Bern - 29 Feb. 1782. : 4. Christian Winter, Bern to Elisabeth Fruehmann - 26 Sept. 1782. : 5. Elisabeth Winter to Christian Bossler, Wensor(Windsor Twp.) - 30 March : 1784 : 6. Susanna Winter to Phillipp Rieser, Bern - 27 Nov. 1785. : 7. Adam Winter, Bern to Anna Maria Mettler - 26 May 1789. : 8.Christian Winter, Bern to Catharine Winter - 17 June 1794. (prob. related : all Winters in Bern area related.) : Church Records: : Christ Luthern Church, Stouchburg, Marion Twp. : 1. Elisabeth Winter, d/o Frederick to Phillip Finckel - 30 Jan. 1776. : 2. Christina Winter, d/o Christoph, Tulpehocken to George Jacob Holsmann - : 2 May 1780. : 3. John George Winter to Magdalena Creuzer, d/o Andrew - 20 Feb. 1781. : 4. Christopher Winter to Catharina Geiss - 23 June 1785. : 5.Margaretha Winter to Christian Schrom - 25 April 1786. : 6. Magdalena Winter to Peter Leibig - 7 April 1795. : 7.Jacob Winter to Anna Margaretha Vogt. : : End of Marriages - 1730-1800 - 2 Volumes. : : I will give Births 1705 to 1800 - 5 volumes but I must do Miller, Schmidt, : Schneider Marriages yet & in Berks County , which are many. : : Sylvia : : : ==== PENNA-DUTCH Mailing List ==== Forgot how to SUBSCRIBE or UNSUBSCRIBE? Send the appropriate one word message to PENNA-DUTCH-L-REQUEST@ROOTSWEB.COM

The Fisher book lists: Adam Staub married Eva _________ 11/12/1783 in Snyder Co. ==== PENNA-DUTCH Mailing List ==== Haven't found a post of interest? Why not generate one of your own?

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Schmidt: There are approx. 46 Schmidt/Schmitt/Schmitt/ Rev. Casper Stoever: 1. Robert Schmidt to Sarah Grand - Oley, 18 April 1731. 2.John Christian Schmidt to Juliana Pohin - Tulpehocken - 6 Dec. 1741 3. John Peter Schmidt to Maria Margareth Huber- Tulpehocken, 28 Nov. 1742. Rev. Johann Andrew Krug: 4. Odilla Schmidt, Swatara do/ Carl to Jacob Schaeffer, Maxitani(Maxatawny) widower - 31 May 1767. 5. Jacob Schmidt, Cumru 3rd s/o Jacob, dec'd. to Susanna Elizabeth Thomas, Hanover, Lancaster Co. oldest daughter of Peter - 22 Oct. 1770. Rev. Daniel Lehman: 6. eter Schmidt, widower, Schomoke(St. Paul's (Smoke )Church is in Windsor Twp., could be that area,) to Anna Maria Wirth, Windsor - 6 Jan 1779. Rev. Carl Friedrich Wildbahn: 7, Just Andreas Schmidt, a Brunswicker to Charlotta Lindt, a widow - 17 Sept. 1786. 8, Balthaser Schmidt, 2nd s/o Philip, Reading to Catharina Held, youngest d/o Ludwig, Bern - 14 April 1793. 9. Dorothea Schmidt, 2nd d/o Johann, Reading to Jacob Jennings, 2nd s/o John,dec'd, Pottsgrove, Montgomery Co. - 21 April 1795. 10. Magdalena Schmidt, oldest d/o Johann,dec'd to Andreas Schenrer, 7th s/o Johann, dec'd. - 10 April 1796. Rev. Daniel Lehman: 11. Johannes Schmidt to Catharine Seiler(in) - 30 Sept. 1798. 12. Nicolaus Schmidt to Dorothea Schmidt(in) - 12 May 1799. Rev. Phillip Pauli: 13. Friedrich Schmidt, Reading to Catty Leafren, Pottsgrove - 30 April 1797. 14. Melchior Schmitt, Macungie - (page torn) - 27 May 1798. 15. Marie Schmitt to Jacob Geiger, Reading - 13 Jan. 1799. 16. Elisabeth Schmitt to Peter Borchard, Reading - 30 Nov. 1800. The 30 more marriages are all done by Rev. William Boos & will be in Part 2 & 3. Sylvia ==== PENNA-DUTCH Mailing List ==== New? Looking for a quick connection? Visit the surnames list associated with this mail list at http://members.aol.com/PennaDutch/pdlsurnames.html

Has anyone heard of Dennistontown, PA. It was still around 1800 in PA. Thanks David ==== PENNA-DUTCH Mailing List ==== Visit other PDL listmember webpages. Links are Located at http://members.aol.com/PennaDutch/pdlurl.html

Until the USGenWeb site is back up, you can access an alternate site at: http://www.usgenweb.net/ Regards, SEE ==== PENNA-DUTCH Mailing List ==== Haven't found a post of interest? Why not generate one of your own?