Kim, Thanks for the offer. 117 reg Comp K 13th Cavalry William BROOKS Pvt <aarrggg> deserted Sept. 1862. His wife was Catherine, she was born @ 1814. He was born @1812 according to 1860 census, was a weaver born in Ireland. Right now that's all I know, and most, thanks to these mailing lists. Thanks for any help, Kim. Doris

I think I have found an ancestor in the rooster. Now, how can I prove this? Is there a place where I can see his sign up? Would that have any info that I could use, eg. wife, child, etc? Thanks for any help. Doris

Nothing more than you already know in the Civil War information on Ancestry. Do you have other census information? Or did you just want military service information? If you want other census info tell me where in PA they lived and I can try a search. Kim NH 2 <newhere2@webtv.net> wrote: Kim, Thanks for the offer. 117 reg Comp K 13th Cavalry William BROOKS Pvt deserted Sept. 1862. His wife was Catherine, she was born @ 1814. He was born @1812 according to 1860 census, was a weaver born in Ireland. Right now that's all I know, and most, thanks to these mailing lists. Thanks for any help, Kim. Doris ==== PENNSYLVANIA Mailing List ==== No FLAMING allowed on this list! We are a gentler kinder genealogy list. Don't be afraid to ask questions. There are no dumb questions on this list. ============================== Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx Kim Wanted for Hire: Couch Potatoes. Immediate Openings. Online DVD Movie Rentals FREE Advertising for Your Website! It really Works!!! Instant Messenger that PAYS YOU.

what is his name, rank, place he lived, company etc. I think I can still look up Civil War Info on Ancestry.com as long as my subscription has not run out. Kim NH 2 <newhere2@webtv.net> wrote: I think I have found an ancestor in the rooster. Now, how can I prove this? Is there a place where I can see his sign up? Would that have any info that I could use, eg. wife, child, etc? Thanks for any help. Doris ==== PENNSYLVANIA Mailing List ==== To contact the list administrator, send an e-mail to: PENNSYLVANIA-admin@rootsweb.com Direct any questions or comments of an administrative nature to the admin address and NOT to the list -- the list is for Pennsylvania genealogy discussion. ============================== Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx Kim Wanted for Hire: Couch Potatoes. Immediate Openings. Online DVD Movie Rentals FREE Advertising for Your Website! It really Works!!! Instant Messenger that PAYS YOU.

The Chariton Leader, Chariton, Iowa Thursday, April 4, 1907 JACOB L. was the second child in a family of twelve children born to HENRY and CATHERINE LOHR MCKLVEEN, both of Scotch-Irish ancestry.  The place of his birth was West Moreland County, Pennsylvania, and date May 12, 1837.  He died at his home in Chariton, Iowa, at noon on Easter Sunday, March 31st, 1907, aged 69 years, 10 months and 19 days.  With his wife he went to California, last year, for his health, and there suffered the most severe illness of his life, up to that time, recovering sufficiently to return home only to be mastered by heart trouble and lung complications, which resulted fatally.  His home going was peaceful. JACOB remained on his father's farm in Pennsylvania until his 20th year, when he learned the carpenter's trade, but staying in his home county until 1860, when in the spring of that year he removed to La Porte County, Indiana and worked at his trade until the spring of 1866, from there making his last move to Lucas County, Iowa, locating in Chariton, which has since been his home.  He was married to MISS HELEN FREDLER, February 12, 1863, in La Porte County, Indiana.  To this union five children were born, HENRY, the first died in infancy; BERTHA MCKLVEEN SCHREIBER, of Chariton; CATHARINE MCKLVEEN SMITH, of Chicago; MARGARET, who died in her 10th year and ROBBIE, who died in his third year.  Of his immediate family there remain his brothers -- DR. J.A. and SAMUEL, of Chariton, REV. WM. H., of Greene County, Pa.; CRAMER J., of Greensburg, Pa., and one sister, ISABELLE BITTNER, of West Morland County, Pa.  Soon after coming to Chariton, JACOB MCKLVEEN united with the Baptist Church in 1868, and was always a true, faithful and efficient member, and during many of these years was a worthy Deacon, also holding other important church offices.  He was a member of the K. of P. and I.O.O.F. Lodges. Up to the year of 1884, he followed carpentering in partnership with his brother SAMUEL, and were engaged in building and contract work.  They then formed the MCKLVEEN Lumber Co., he continuing in active business until 1901, when he retired owing to ill health, but still holding his interest in affairs.  He had accumulated a considerable holding of residence property in Chariton and was public spirited and full of local pride.  He was a good citizen, a true Christian, an obliging neighbor, loyal to his family and friends.  Funeral services were held at the Baptist Church at 2:00 o'clock, Tuesday, conducted by Rev. F.B. Palmer, his pastor.  The ceremonies at the cemetery were under the auspices of the order of odd Fellows.  Thus a life story ends and after earth's tributes have been paid those who mourn return to their affairs to await the inevitable call which comes to all mankind. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Copied by Nancee(McMurtrey)Seifert December 8, 2004 iggy29@rnetinc.net http://www.rootsweb.com/~ialucas/Main.htm posted at this site with Nancee's permission

Im looking for the family of Albert Schuda and Julia Stadtmiller. Alberts parents: Kubald Schuda and Gertrude Schuda. Julias: Andrew and Regina Karle Stadtmiller. Living in Titusville and then Erie pa. East side of Erie Pa. Regina had 17 children and julia 13. Any information would be helpful. Thank you Linda Dougan, Erie Pa ________________________________________________________________ Sent via the TBSWebMail system at mail.worldconnx.net

NORTHWESTERN IOWA ITS HISTORY AND TRADITION VOLUME  III 1804-1926 T. A. ANDERSON The life history of Thomas A. Anderson was closely identified with the  history of Ida county, Iowa, which was long his home.  He began his career  here in the pioneer epoch and through the years which followed was closely  allied with its interests and upbuilding.  He was of the finest type of  progressive citizen and was held in the highest measure of appreciation by his  fellowmen. Mr. Anderson was born in Belfast, Ireland, on the 4th of January, 1873,  and was a son of James and Mary (Fair) Anderson, both of whom were natives of  the north of Ireland.  The family came to the United States in 1873,  locating first in Delaware county, Iowa, where they remained about five years,  and then came to Ida county, where the father engaged in farming.  To him  and his wife were born the following children:  Margaret Jane, who is the  widow of the late Robert Hall, of this county; Mary Eliza, who is the wife of  Robert Lipton, of Ida Grove; William J., of Ida Grove, and Thomas A., the  immediate subject of this memoir. Thomas A. Anderson was reared to the life of a farmer and secured his  education in the public schools of his home neighborhood.  He followed  farming throughout his active life, being enterprising and progressive in his  methods, and achieved notable success, being numbered among the wideawake and  up-to-date agriculturists of his locality.  He made many good improvements  on his farm and developed it into a valuable and productive property.  His  death occurred May 26, 1911. On March 4, 1896, Mr. Anderson was united in marriage to Miss Gertrude  Anspach, daughter of Milton and Ella (Dickson) Anspach, the former of whom was a  native of Pennsylvania and the latter of Illinois.  They came to Ida county  in 1874 and the father here engaged in farming for many years.  During the  period of his residence in this locality he passed through varied experiences,  one of which was the terrible scourge of grasshoppers which in early days  completely devastated the crops.  Mr. and Mrs. Anspach are now retired and  live at Long Beach, California.  To them were born seven children, namely:  Gertrude, Mrs. Anderson; Royal Glenwood, of Colfax, Iowa; Edith, the wife  of Albert Kuhlman, of Lake Benton, Minnesota; William E., of Colfax, Iowa;  Raymond, of Long Beach, California; Cuma, the wife of Ross Heck, of Brookings,  South Dakota; and Vivian, of Long Beach, California.  To Mr. and Mrs.  Anderson were born five children, as follows:  Burdette, of Sioux City,  Iowa, Vera, the wife of Veirl McClow, of Ida Grove; and Hobert G., Theda and  James, who are at home with their mother. Politically Mr. Anderson was a lifelong supporter of the republican  party and took an active interest in local public affairs, having served as a  member of the city council.  He belonged to the Knights of Pythias.  He was eminently public-spirited, contributing of his efforts to the  prosperity and upbuilding of the community and held an enviable place in  public confidence and esteem. IAGENWEB:  Special History Project: http://iagenweb.org/history/index.htm

There are Combs families listed in Maryland and Virginia also. Brenda

I am trying to find a Combs family. Father Jonathon Combs, Mother unknown, sons Moses, James, William, Louis, Thomas, John and daughter Phebe. The boys were born in the 1790s so I'm looking at a Jonathon born ca. 1765. Peggy Large UE

Can anyone explain, with the cost os living increase my check was decreased? I recieve ssi and ssd- Im 58 years old and on enough menicatio to be 90. I cant live on what I recieve now, its going to get much worse. My ssd went up 20.00, my ssi lowered by 10 and inall I recieve 15 dollars less a month. Thanks Linda ________________________________________________________________ Sent via the TBSWebMail system at mail.worldconnx.net

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The Chariton Leader, Chariton, Iowa Thursday, March 7, 1907 WILLIAM MCKLVEEN died at his home near Eligonier, Penn., last week at the advanced age of 90 years.  His death was the result of disease peculiar to old age.  He was the last surviving uncle of the three MCKLVEEN brothers of this city, and of the children of the late HUGH LARIMER.  He was a consistent member of the Lutheran Church and had been a lifelong Democrat. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Copied by Nancee(McMurtrey)Seifert December 5, 2004 iggy29@rnetinc.net http://www.rootsweb.com/~ialucas/Main.htm posted at this site with Nancee's permission

There is a Jacob MOYER b Baden, GE, age 27, and wife Hannah, age 28, on the 1880 Hazleton census. Does anyone know anything about this family? Specifically, I'm wondering if Hannah's maiden name is WELLER, if Jacob MOYER might have been either a stepson or child of a first marriage for Mary DINKLOCKER, who he lived next to in 1880. Additionally, if anyone knows when Jacob died, I'd like to be able to get a death cert/obit for him. Any information would be greatly appreciated!! Sharon

Hope this will be of help to someone. = = = = = = = = = = = = Pat C., BHCD Quakertown, PA US BLUROC1@worldnet.att.net -------- King, John H., 79, of Milford, Pa., died December 2, 2004 at home. Stroyan Funeral Home. 570-296-6811 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------- JOHN H. KING Milford, Pa. John H. King, 79, of Milford, Pa., died Thursday, December 2, 2004 at home. He was a mixologist working in several restaurants throughout New York. He was a US Navy WW II veteran and a member of Marsch Kellogg American Legion Post # 139, Milford, Pa. The son of the late Henry and Dora Hardiman King, he was born August 12, 1925 in New York, N.Y. He was married to the late Pamela P. McCarthy King. Survivors include his three daughters, Marlinda Loria-Hull of Cuddebackville, Cheryl King of Milford, Pa., Denise Fitzpatrick of Milford, Pa.; sister, Doreen Humphries of Queens; three grandchildren, Patrick Loria, Robert Loria, Jesse Fitzpatrick; two great-grandchildren, Michael and Andrew Loria; his cousin, Roy Hardiman of Munsey, N.Y. Friends may call from 12 to 5 p.m., Sunday, December 4 at Stroyan Funeral Home, 405 W. Harford St., Milford, Pa. Marsch Kellogg American Legion Post # 139 will conduct services. Cremation will take place at the convenience of the family. Memorial donations may be made to St. Joseph's Place, 160 East Main St., Port Jervis. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ = = = = = = = = = = = = = Incoming/outgoing mail scanned by Norton 2004 = = = = = = = = = = = = = =

The Chariton Leader, Chariton, Iowa Thursday, February 28, 1907 On February 26, 1857, occurred the marriage of MISS LAVINA MURRAY to ABNER G. MARSHALL, at the home of the bride's parents in Alleghany County, Penn.  Tuesday, Feb. 26, 1907, they celebrated the 50th anniversary of the event at their home in Russell, all of the family, representing four generations being present.  The children of their union were W.J. MARSHALL, E.A. MARSHALL and MRS. ANNA N. BOYD, of Russell, and E.E. MARSHALL, of Kansas City, Mo.  The only guests other than the children and their families, were Mr. and Mrs. John Murray.  This worthy couple moved to Lucas County, Iowa, on July 8, 1878, where they have since made their home and where they have a large circle of friends who join in wishing them many more years of happiness. ---------------------------------------------------- Copied by Nancee(McMurtrey)Seifert December 3, 2004 iggy29@rnetinc.net http://www.rootsweb.com/~ialucas/Main.htm posted at this site with Nancee's permission

Thank you Debra. I couldn't ask for more. That was wonderful! Betty

My Uncle and Aunt live in Lock Haven. Did the tea come with ceramic figurines ("WADE's")? Just wondering, I collect them, and since I live in Arizona, they are pretty hard to come by. ~Doreen > Was it the Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company ? In the early 1960's, there > was a "Tea Lady" who came around door to door, here in Fulton County, PA. > > I can remember the anticipation of her arrival, so as to look over her > "Wares" ! > > missysue

Hi, Betty: I looked at every Darby family that Heritage Quest has indexed for 1860 PA (HQ does not have the 1850 indexed) and did not find an Aaron. I did find this Aaron Durby in 1860 Fayette Co. Sorry that I was not able to find his parents; I hope there's something useful here. Series: M653  Roll: 1110  Page: 342 1860 - Stewart Twp., Fayette Co., PA - 8/28/1860 Alfred E. Miason - 26 - m - merchant - PA Louisa A..ra...s - 45 - housekeeper - PA Ruth Smally - 16 - f - PA David Hern - 24 - m - d. lab. - PA Aaron Durby - 13 - m - PA Series: M593  Roll: 1343  Page: 326 1870 - N. Union Twp., Fayette Co., PA - Aug. 1870 Darbey, Aaron - 25 - m - w - works on railroad - PA ------ Sarah - 19 - f - w - keeping house - PA ----- Elizabeth - 2 - f - w - PA ------ James - 1 - m - w - PA Household: 1880 (familysearch.org)  Name  Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace  Aaron DARBY   Self   M   Male   W   35   PA   Laborer   PA   PA   Sarah J. DARBY   Wife   M   Female   W   31   PA   Keeping House   PA   PA   Lizzie DARBY   Dau   S   Female   W   13   PA      PA   PA   James DARBY   Son   S   Male   W   11   PA      PA   PA  ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Source Information:   Census Place North Union, Fayette, Pennsylvania   Family History Library Film   1255130   NA Film Number   T9-1130   Page Number   634A   Series: T623  Roll: 1411  Page: 123 1900 - North Union Twp., Fayette Co., PA - 6/6/1900 Darby, Aron - head - w - m - 10/1845 - 54 - married 34 yrs. - PA/PA/PA - miner (coal) ----- Sarah - wife - w - f - 8/1849 - 50 - married 34 yrs. - 5 children/4 living - PA/PA/PA Lowry, William - son-in-law - w - m - 8/1865 - 34 - married 11 yrs. - PA/PA/PA ----- Lizzie - dau. - w - f - 6/1866 - 33 - married 11 yrs. - 4 children/4 living - PA/PA/PA ----- Ethel - granddau. - w - f - 7/1891 - 8 - single - PA/PA/PA ----- Ella - grandau. - w - f - 8/1893 - 6 - single - PA/PA/PA ----- Fredie - grandson - w - m - 12/1896 - 3 - single - PA/PA/PA ----- Aron - grandson - w - m - 10/1899 - 7 mos. - single - PA/PA/PA Series: T624  Roll: 1345  Page: 193 1910 - North Union Twp. 1-PCT, Fayette Co., PA - 4/21/1910 Darby, Aaron T. - head - m - w - 65 - 1st marriage/45 yrs. - PA/PA/PA - labor/farm ----- Sarah J. - wife - f - w - 61 - 1st marriage/45 yrs. - 5 children/1 living - PA/PA/PA Lowery, William R. - son-in-law - m - w - 44 - 1st marriage/19 yrs. - PA/PA/UN - miner/coal mine ------ Ellen - granddau. - f - w - 16 - single - PA/PA/PA ------ Fred - grandson - m - w - 13 - single - PA/PA/PA ------ Aaron - grandson - m - w - 11 - single - PA/PA/PA ------ Margaret - granddau. - f - w - 6 - single - PA/PA/PA ------ Myrtle - granddau. - f - w - 3 - single - PA/PA/PA Series: T625  Roll: 1570  Page: 51 & 52 1920 - Percy & Younger Hollow Rd., North Union, Fayette Co., PA - 1/15/1920 Darby, Aaron - head - m - w - 75 - married - PA/US/PA - laborer ----- Sarah J. - wife - f - w - 70 - married - PA/PA/PA - none ----- James H. - son - m - w - 50 - widowed - PA/PA/PA - miner/coal Lowery, William R. - son-in-law - m - w - 53 - widowed - PA/US/US - miner/coal ------ Frederick - grandson - m - w - 23 - single - PA/PA/PA - miner/coal ------ Aaron - grandson - m - w - 21 - single - PA/PA/PA - miner/coal ------ Margret - granddau. - f - w - 15 - single - PA/PA/PA ------ Myrtle - granddau. - f - w - 13 - single - PA/PA/PA Good luck with your search! Debra On Thursday, Dec 2, 2004, at 19:12 US/Eastern, betty wrote: > I'm looking for the parents of Aaron Darby. He was born in 1845 in PA > so should be about 5 years old in the 1850 census, hopefully with his > parents but I have been unable to locate him in the 1850. Any help > very much appreciated. > Betty > trumpcard1@earthlink.net > > > ==== 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/ > > ============================== > Census images 1901, 1891, 1881 and 1871, plus so much more. > Ancestry.com's United Kingdom & Ireland Collection. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13968/rd.ashx >

Hi I am looking for information on the Francis family who moved to Philadelphia from Channel Islands. Ellis Islands shows the following: Arrival February 1911. Winnifred Francis born 1872 in Worcester her daughters Winnifred Josephine Francis born in 1895 in Jersey Lucy Francis born in 1899 in Jersey They moved in with family friend Mrs. Books at 206 N 22nd St., Philadelphia. If anyone has any suggestions how I can find anything on these women . A friend checked the 1920 census and found only Lucy Francis and she was living with a Mrs. Walker at that time and working as a telphone operator. I am assuming since her Mother and sister Winnifred J.Francis were not shown that they married. Sorry I am not family with searching in this area and would appreciate any suggestions. Thank you very much Linda

Sidney, Tried searching for W.N.'s first name, didn't find that...but I did find quite a few sites mentioning him. I did a search at www.google.com using his name in "" found these 2 (below) and more. I then added +jersey shore and +lycoming county etc. and found more items. Teresa The Sullivan Review 19 June 1884 Grace, 13 year old daughter of Rev. W. N. WALLIS, who was stationed here a few years ago, died about two weeks ago, at Clintondale, Clinton Co., where they are now residing. Her remains were brought to Hughesville for burial. http://www.rootsweb.com/~pasulliv/reviews/review28.htm 1903-1906 W. N. Wallis United Evangelical http://cub.kcnet.org/~history/relig.html > Date: Thu, 2 Dec 2004 08:47:30 -0500 > From: "Sidney Dreese" <sdreese@alb.edu> > To: PENNSYLVANIA-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Rev. W. N. WALLIS > > Hi - I am looking for the Rev. W. N. WALLIS who died > at Jersey Shore, > Lycoming County, Pennsylvania on 14 December 1922. > Sorry, but I do not know > his first name. > > Regards, Sidney > sdreese@alb.edu > > > -+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+ > Sidney Dreese, MLS > Special Collections > Albright College Library > sdreese@alb.edu > (610) 921-7216 ===== "He alone deserves to be remembered by his children who treasures up and preserves the memory of his fathers." --Edmund Burke (1729-1797) __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Send holiday email and support a worthy cause. Do good. http://celebrity.mail.yahoo.com