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    1. JAMES MACK
    2. Coleen Coleman
    3. Who was my James Mack born 1782 PA? Married 1825 Catherine Growall possibly Somerset Co PA. He was -43- at the time of this marriage. Could he have been married a first time and widowed with no children? Thanks so much for your time and assistance with this question. Unknown when he was born or where just the year of his birth, nothing further.

    06/26/2006 11:59:05
    1. Answers about th 1930 three day trial at Ancestry
    2. Here are some instructions for how to access the three day trial. It seems only to begin when you sign up (no credit card it seems) Eliz 22 June 2006 Free Three-Day Access to the 1930 U.S. Federal Census The launch of the every-name index marks the completion of the U.S. Federal Census Collection at Ancestry.com. The massive project took over 6.6 million hours of labor and 21.9 billion keystrokes to manually enter the census names into the database. 15,000 rolls of microfilm–thirteen million original census images–were scanned and transcribed to complete the project. To celebrate this milestone, Ancestry.com is offering free access to the 1930 U.S. Federal Census for three days. Just visit Ancestry.com and click through the census tour or click on one of the Census is Complete banners on the site. *Act fast. Free access to the 1930 U.S. Census will expire soon. 6/23/06 NOTE: I’ve heard from a few people with questions as to how to access the free search. Here’s a bit more information: The free period starts when you first access it. If you go to the Ancestry.com homepage, you should see a window open up announcing the free three-day access and allows you to Start Here. If you bypassed the page and went straight to Ancestry.com, you can still access the free 1930 census through the homepage. In the upper right corner of the homepage, you should see a brown and orange ad with a green button that says “Dive In.” Click on that and it will take you through a presentation that you can click through by hitting “Continue.” On that next page there is a green link to “Search Now.” That will open a search box where you can search. When you find someone, click on that name and on the next screen you will see include the index entry and an option (to the right) to view the actual image. Good luck with your searches! Juliana

    06/26/2006 09:23:26
    1. New biographies at Pennsylvania Biographies
    2. oldphotos
    3. New biographies at Pennsylvania Biographies http://www.historicpa.net/bios Just added: Armstrong, W. J. Brayton, F. W. Brooder, J. D. Campbell, George W. Campbell, James Colcord, J. B. Colcord, Mahlon Joseph Coleman, O. D. Corson, H. H. Davis, Joshua Davis, Lemuel DeYoung, Calvin Donovan, Rick Fleming, Fred Francis Fleming, John Gillis, C. V. Griffith, J. T. Griffith, Webb Hoskins, T. R. Howells, David Jones, Thomas J. Kane, Thomas L. - Maj. Gen. Keelor, Thomas Kelly, J. F. Kelts, O. G. Kemp, C. H. Lay, O. B. Leonard, John Braden Leonard, John D. Lillibridge, Alva N. Lytle, Joseph Maxwell, J. R. - M. D. McConnell, B. F. McCrystle, Jerome McNutt, George D. Paul, Philo V. Sartwell, S. C. Sheldon, Adelbert Thompson, Albert E. - Dr. Ward, Lee Kersey Williams, G. A. Zahniser, Montgomery John

    06/26/2006 06:46:35
    1. Re: [PA] Conforte
    2. In a message dated 6/25/2006 6:41:16 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: someone kindly help me out? I am looking for a birth certificate or transcription of one for William Conforte b. 7 January 1907 in Pennsylvania. I do not know the exact county though. I have his parents as Alfonso Conforte and Maria; but am not sure of them and would like to know what the birth cert has. I don't know about getting Birth certificates that early but here is something on the family I "think" is the one you are searching. There is a lot on them <G> hope it is some use. Eliz Well. they show as Conforti in the 1910 [I had to search Confort* to get any hits] but they haven't a son William <G> but they have two who might be William Alphonso Conforti Scranton Ward 18, Lackawanna, PA abt 1867 Italy White Male Marietta Conforti Scranton Ward 18, Lackawanna, PA abt 1874 Italy White Female Joseph Conforti Scranton Ward 18, Lackawanna, PA abt 1893 Pennsylvania White Male Francis Conforti Scranton Ward 18, Lackawanna, PA abt 1895 Pennsylvania White Male Madaline Conforti Scranton Ward 18, Lackawanna, PA abt 1899 Pennsylvania White Female Nicholas Conforti Scranton Ward 18, Lackawanna, PA abt 1901 Pennsylvania White Male Vincent Conforti Scranton Ward 18, Lackawanna, PA abt 1903 Pennsylvania White Male Anrades Conforti Scranton Ward 18, Lackawanna, PA abt 1906 Pennsylvania White Male Albert Conforti Scranton Ward 18, Lackawanna, PA abt 1908 Pennsylvania White Male Papa is gone by 1920 Mary Conforti Scranton Ward 18, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania abt 1875 Italy White widow emigrated in 1889 nat 1893 Frank Conforti Scranton Ward 18, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania abt 1896 Pennsylvania White Madeline Conforti Scranton Ward 18, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania abt 1899 Pennsylvania White Nicholas Conforti Scranton Ward 18, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania abt 1901 Pennsylvania White Vincent Conforti Scranton Ward 18, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania abt 1903 Pennsylvania White Amedo Conforti Scranton Ward 18, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania abt 1906 Pennsylvania White Albert Conforti Scranton Ward 18, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania abt 1908 Pennsylvania White Alfred Conforti Scranton Ward 18, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania abt 1913 Pennsylvania White There is another Confort* family in the area which I include incase they are related. Antonio Conforto Old Forge Ward 1, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania abt 1852 Italy White Cleminta Conforto Old Forge Ward 1, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania abt 1855 Italy White Charles Comoforta [Charles Conforte] Old Forge Ward 1, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania abt 1881 Italy White Stella Comoforta [Stella Conforte] Old Forge Ward 1, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania abt 1883 Italy White Clementina Comoforta [Clementina Conforte] Old Forge Ward 1, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania abt 1907 Pennsylvania White Tony Comoforta [Tony Conforte] Old Forge Ward 1, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania abt 1905 Pennsylvania White Angeline Comoforta [Angeline Conforte] Old Forge Ward 1, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania abt 1909 Pennsylvania White Vito Comoforta [Vito Conforte] Old Forge Ward 1, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania abt 1911 Pennsylvania White Mary Comoforta [Mary Conforte] Old Forge Ward 1, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania abt 1915 Pennsylvania White Rose Comoforta [Rose Conforte] Old Forge Ward 1, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania abt 1916 Pennsylvania White Frank Aloysious Conforti City: 544 Emmett (?) St Scranton County: Lackawanna State: Pennsylvania Birthplace: Pennsylvania Birth Date: 10 Feb 1896 Race: Caucasian Roll: 1926665 DraftBoard: 3 Age: Occupation: Stone worker Nearest Relative: he doesn't answer this one Height/Build: Color of Eyes/Hair: Signature: View Image Joseph Alysius Conforti [I can not read this card at all] City: Scranton County: Lackawanna State: Pennsylvania Birthplace: Pennsylvania;United States of America Birth Date: 19 Jun 1893 Race: Caucasian Roll: 1926664 DraftBoard: 2 Age: Occupation: Nearest Relative: Height/Build: Color of Eyes/Hair: Signature: View Image Nicholas Ernest Conforti living with his mother "Mary" Conforti City: 544 Emmett St, Scranton County: Lackawanna State: Pennsylvania Birth Date: 31 Aug 1900 Race: White Roll: 1926665 DraftBoard: 3 Age: Occupation: Nearest Relative: Height/Build: Color of Eyes/Hair: Signature: View Image 1942 Draft Cards Frank Aloysius Conforti Birth Date: 10 Feb 1896 Residence: Lackawanna, Pennsylvania Birth: Scranton, Pennsylvania Roll: WW2_2243942 Still at 544 Emmett St married to Elise Another Marie? Born about the same time living with a William 26 b NY and Michael 23 b NY Marie Conforti Age: 53 Estimated birth year: abt 1877 Birthplace: Italy Relation to head-of-house: Head Race: White Home in 1930: Brooklyn, Kings, New York Here are Alfonso and Marietta in the Miracode Alphonso Conforti 43 W Italy Lackawanna, Scranton Head of Household RelationNameAgeBirth Place WifeMarietta36Italy SonJoseph17Pennsylvania SonFrancis15Pennsylvania DaughterMadaline11Pennsylvania SonNicholas09Pennsylvania SonVincent07Pennsylvania SonAmadeo04Pennsylvania SonAlbert02Pennsylvania MotherMadaline Carlucci68Italy

    06/25/2006 02:23:48
    1. Conforte
    2. Tami Parise
    3. Hi List: I have never done Pennsylvania research and therefore do not know what is available. Could someone kindly help me out? I am looking for a birth certificate or transcription of one for William Conforte b. 7 January 1907 in Pennsylvania. I do not know the exact county though. I have his parents as Alfonso Conforte and Maria; but am not sure of them and would like to know what the birth cert has. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks. Tami Parise New Orleans, Louisiana Thanks in advance, Tami Parise New Orleans, LA PARISE / SALATTO / KING / CONFORTE / TOLOMEO / and many more ... --------------------------------- Sneak preview the all-new Yahoo.com. It's not radically different. Just radically better.

    06/25/2006 07:53:52
    1. address change
    2. Bernice Miller
    3. Hi Joan: Thank you for changing my email address, I did make a type error. Sorry about that. Thank you, Bernice Miller

    06/23/2006 04:01:42
    1. Re: [PA] Little York
    2. In a message dated 6/22/2006 11:44:08 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: Seeking information on Little York, PA. In which county was this town in the 1840 -1850 time frame. Regards, Virginia Virginia- This question comes up from time to time. Little York was simply a name for the City of York in York County, PA. So that is where you will want to be looking. Joan

    06/22/2006 05:55:51
    1. Re: [PA] Little York
    2. Virginia L. Aldridge
    3. Joan, Thank you. I wondered about that but did not want to assume anything. Regards, Virginia

    06/22/2006 05:05:31
    1. Little York
    2. Virginia L. Aldridge
    3. Seeking information on Little York, PA. In which county was this town in the 1840 -1850 time frame. Regards, Virginia

    06/22/2006 04:43:34
    1. Carin Lee Tobias obit
    2. Crystal Ritter
    3. Carin Lee Tobias, 40, Sinking Spring, passed away June 21 in Reading Hospital, where she had been a patient one day. She was a daughter of Charles Richard and Mollie Grace (Bright) Tobias, Lehigh Acres, Fla. Tobias is also survived by a sister, Cherre Lynn (Tobias) Alvarez, Spring Township. She was predeceased by a brother, James Richard Tobias, in 1975. Services will be private. Bean Funeral Homes Inc., Sinking Spring, is in charge of arrangements. (610) 376-1129. www.beanfuneralhomes.com<http://www.beanfuneralhomes.com/>. Published in the Reading Eagle on 6/22/2006. Her obit was in today's Reading Eagle. Here is her lineage: Carin Lee Tobias dau of Charles Richard Tobias & Mollie/Molly Grace Bright. Charles Richard Tobias son of William Edwin Tobias (bn 13 Aug 1905 Reading, Berks Co, PA d Dec 1984) & Vera M Shirk (bn 3 Jan 1909 Reading d 9 Jul 1999 dau of Levi G Shirk & Sarah Mosser) William & Vera married 28 Nov 1929 in Reading. William Edwin Tobias son of Solomon H Tobias (bn abt 1869/1874 Bern Twp, Berks Co, PA I believe he died before 1938) & wf #1 Mary H Matz (bn 1871 Shillington, Berks Co, PA d 19 Oct 1912 dau of Henry Fritz Matz & Sarah Grill Hatt) Solomon & Mary married 9 Mar 1901 in Reading. Solomon married wife #2 Sarah Ella H Matz 4 Feb 1915. Solomon H Tobias son of William G S Tobias (bn 23 Nov 1850 Berks Co, PA d 23 Jan 1938) & wife #1 Susanna Hoyer (bn 28 Jul 1847 Berks Co, PA d 29 Jun 1882) William married wife #2 Matilda G Umbenhower 25 Dec 1886. William G S Tobias son of Samuel H Tobias (bn 7 Nov 1812 Bern Twp d 27 Mar 1897 Bern Twp) & Maria Gicker (bn 10 Jan 1816 of Bern Twp d 16 Sep 1898). Samuel & Maria md 19 May 1839 1st Reformed Church, Reading. Samuel H Tobias son of Jonathan Tobias (bn 3 May 1773 Bern Twp d 23 Apr 1855 Bern Twp) & Catharina Hain (bn 12 Jul 1778 Heidelberg Twp, Berks Co, PA d 3 Apr 1845/1854 Bern Twp dau of John Hehn). Jonathan & Catharina md 1 Apr 1798 1st Reformed Church, Reading. Jonathan Tobias son of Ludwig Tobias (bn 24 Jun 1739 Zweibrucken, Rhine-Pfalz, Germany d 26 Oct 1810 Berks County) & Maria Sophia Emerich (bn 10 Dec 1734 Bern Twp d 10 Feb 1821 Bern Twp). Ludwig & Sophia md 1762 Berks Co. Ludwig son of the immigrant Johann Jost Thowe (Hans Jost Tobe) (bn 1718 Wiebelskirchen, Neunkirchen, Saarland, Germany or Zweibrucken d 1775 Bern Twp) & Elizabeth (bn abt 1718/1722 Zweibrucken) Hope this helps! crystal

    06/22/2006 09:20:09
    1. Re: [PA] Guthrie
    2. I want to thank everyone that help me on the Guthrie's. Now to find Arlo, I remember some of his songs. "You are my sunshine" Thanks again, Hope I can help some one some timejust ask. Marge -------------- Original message -------------- From: [email protected] > > In a message dated 6/21/2006 1:41:08 PM Eastern Standard Time, > [email protected] writes: > > I want to thank everyone you has helped me on my many requests, > > My greatgrandson as asked me if I could find a Woody Guthrie and Arool > Guthrie, They may be father and son, They were musicians, Folk songs, He > believes > in the 1960 or 70 range, I believe in Blair or Cambria Co. This boys gf. was > born in Altoona so I guess relatives would be from that area. > Any help would be appreaciated. Thanks, Marge [email protected] > > > > Marge- > > Folksinger Woodrow Wilson "Woody" GUTHRIE was not from Pennsylvania. He was > born in Okemah, Oklahoma on 14 July 1912 and was the son of Charles and Nora > Belle GUTHRIE. His son's name is Arlo--not Arool. > > See: http://www.woodyguthrie.org/ for more information. > > Joan > > > ==== PENNSYLVANIA Mailing List ==== > If your Pennsylvania ancestor was German or Swiss, check out the > Pennsylvania Dutch Family History website at: > http://midatlantic.rootsweb.com/padutch/ > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx >

    06/21/2006 10:47:51
    1. York High School, York, PA Class of 1901 photo
    2. oldphotos
    3. York High School, York, PA Class of 1901 photo http://www.familyoldphotos.com/pa6/2y/york_high_school_york_pa_class_o.htm No roster or student listing was given with the photo, but these students listed below were listed in the York High School 1901 Vidette as being seniors in 1901, so probably they are in the photo, as well as other unnamed students. Alice Crowell, Nellie Dempwolf, Ralph Gardner, Edith B. Gibson, Maurice Gilbert, Mamie Gilbert, Mabel Gise, Oscar Heckert, Mabel Heilman, J. Clifford Hoffman, Edith Johnston, Eliza Kell, Harry Koch, Wilbur L. Lafean, Edward Lentz, Henrietta F. Lenz, Mable McClune, Blanche Mitzel, Mercedes Murphy , Flora Pearse, Jac. C. Reichley, Harriet T. Root, Lena Root, Laura Schwenk, Horace J. Sitler, Charles H. Smith, Mabel Spayd, Ella B. Stewart, Samuel Strickler, Meta Van Baman Over 9900 Pennsylvania Old Photos on line http://www.familyoldphotos.com/pa

    06/21/2006 06:27:31
    1. unsubscribe
    2. JEAN QUINN
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    06/21/2006 02:46:49
    1. Guthrie
    2. I want to thank everyone you has helped me on my many requests, My greatgrandson as asked me if I could find a Woody Guthrie and Arool Guthrie, They may be father and son, They were musicians, Folk songs, He believes in the 1960 or 70 range, I believe in Blair or Cambria Co. This boys gf. was born in Altoona so I guess relatives would be from that area. Any help would be appreaciated. Thanks, Marge [email protected]

    06/21/2006 10:40:00
    1. Re: [PA] Guthrie
    2. In a message dated 6/21/2006 2:02:10 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: Marge- Folksinger Woodrow Wilson "Woody" GUTHRIE was not from Pennsylvania. He was born in Okemah, Oklahoma on 14 July 1912 and was the son of Charles and Nora Belle GUTHRIE. His son's name is Arlo--not Arool. See: http://www.woodyguthrie.org/ for more information. Joan A quick check of the 1920 census shows this family living in Okemah, Okfuskee Co., OK and indicates that Charles GUTHRIE was born in Texas and both of his parents were born there as well. Nora Belle was born in Kansas. Her father was born in TN and her mother in Indiana. It was apparently the mother's family which carried the genetic Huntington's Disease which was to kill Woody GUTHRIE. Joan

    06/21/2006 08:15:55
    1. Re: [PA] Guthrie
    2. In a message dated 6/21/2006 1:41:08 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: I want to thank everyone you has helped me on my many requests, My greatgrandson as asked me if I could find a Woody Guthrie and Arool Guthrie, They may be father and son, They were musicians, Folk songs, He believes in the 1960 or 70 range, I believe in Blair or Cambria Co. This boys gf. was born in Altoona so I guess relatives would be from that area. Any help would be appreaciated. Thanks, Marge [email protected] Marge- Folksinger Woodrow Wilson "Woody" GUTHRIE was not from Pennsylvania. He was born in Okemah, Oklahoma on 14 July 1912 and was the son of Charles and Nora Belle GUTHRIE. His son's name is Arlo--not Arool. See: http://www.woodyguthrie.org/ for more information. Joan

    06/21/2006 08:01:21
    1. Campbells of York Co., PA
    2. Duncan W. Campbell
    3. From Family History Library, SLC, Ut May 21, 2006 From US/CAN 974.841 D2w Genealogy Excerpts from Will Book A, 1749 - 1762, York County, PA INDEX Page CAMBEL Elizabeth 8 Janet 8 John 8 Marthon 8 CAMPBELL Ann 8 Elizabeth 8 Jane 8 John 8 Martha 8 Mary 8 Thomas 8 William 8 PAGE 8 FRANCIS CAMBEL A, 56 11 Jul 1750 p. 1 Aug 1752 Wife: Elizabeth Children: John, Janet, Marthod (Daughter) Executor: Uncle Samuel Boyd, bro-in-law Robert Maxel of Drumore Twp., Lancaster Co., PA Witnesses: Malcom Bogle, Joseph Bogel, John Barnes Exec. Robert Maxel died before settlement of estate WILLIAM CAMPBELL Book A, page 177 25 August 1757 p. 31 May 1758 Wife: Elisabeth Children: Jane, Mary, Elisabeth, John, Ann, William, Thomas, Martha Executors: Wife Elisabeth Campbell, Thomas Minshall Witnesses: George Sangster, James Coulter From US/CAN 974.841 D2d v.2 Early Families of York County; Keith A. Dill, page 123 Elizabeth Lohr b. Frederick Cp., Taneytown, MD c. 1804. She m. John Campbell in Miami Co., OH Jan 8, 1825 and ______ Beach before 1846. Elizabeth d. 1858. John d. Miami Co., OH in 1838. From v.1, page XIX Joseph Trieber, b. Apr 7, 1812 m. Mary Showalter in 1838 & Margaret Campbell in 1882. He d. Nov 27, 1884.

    06/21/2006 07:55:11
    1. Steininger
    2. Hello All, I am trying to find the family of Sarah Jane STEININGER born 1858 PA. She married Peter NICK b. Germany They were married c. 1885. So far the nearest match census wise is a Sarah J STEININGER daughter of Charles and Mary STEININGER found in Snyder County in 1860, 1870. Sarah Steininger and Peter Nick lived in Kelley, Union CO 1900, and Northumberland in 1910 and 1920. Home in 1860: West Beaver, Snyder, Pennsylvania Gender: Male Post Office: Middlecreek Household Members: Name Age Chas Steininger 24 Mary Steininger 24 Sarah Steininger 3 Calvin Steininger 1 Reuben Wieder 16 Mary Getz 14 William Galbraith 11 1870 United States Federal Census Record Name: Sarah J Steininger Estimated Birth Year: abt 1858 Age in 1870: 12 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Home in 1870: Franklin, Snyder, Pennsylvania Race: White Gender: Female Post Office: Middleburg Any information appreciated Kassie

    06/21/2006 03:39:27
    1. Re:about the C.C.C.Camps?
    2. Teresa Delikat
    3. You can read about CCC camps at their official website: http://www.dcnr.state.pa.us/stateparks/ccc/index.aspx Teresa > Date: Mon, 19 Jun 2006 22:12:59 EDT > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re:about the C.C.C.Camps? > > In a message dated 6/19/06 9:00:57 PM, > [email protected] > writes: > > > How can I find out about the C.C.C.Camps? I had > serveral brothers there, I believe they went to > Petersburg, near Huntingdon, or around in that area. > I went to visit about 1937 and had dinner with my > brother in the mess hall. Any help would be > appreciated, > > I found info on the ccc in the federal government > collection of the local > library. > > miltb

    06/20/2006 11:02:10
    1. Re: [PA] Thanks
    2. Gene Hutson
    3. Civilian Conservation Corps, One of FDR's 'New Deals' designed to put depression era workers back into the workforce. Gene Genealogy; "a stirring of the memories" ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, June 19, 2006 10:45 PM Subject: Re: [PA] Thanks > did I miss something somewhere? what were CCC camps? > Thank you > > > ==== PENNSYLVANIA Mailing List ==== > The OFFICIAL website for this list is: > http://midatlantic.rootsweb.com/pa/ > > ============================== > Jumpstart your genealogy with OneWorldTree. Search not only for > ancestors, but entire generations. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13972/rd.ashx > >

    06/19/2006 06:31:25