This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Kennedy - Wolf Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/4JXBAIB/1458.1 Message Board Post: Hi, Surname mailing lists and message boards are good... BUT a lot of people forget to check with the Area mailing lists and Boards... You said they were in Pittsburg PA, try the board and mailing list for there also.. Some of my best finds on brickwalls were from area mailing lists... Nelda

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Beatty, Davison, Melchert, Wolfe, McCurdy, Calhoun, Howell, Hammond, Clendennin, Kennedy Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/4JXBAIB/1458 Message Board Post: I am searching for information on Ellen Kennedy who immigrated from Ireland in 1845, married Charles Wolf (born 1827, Bavaria, Germany, died 02/10/1913, Pa.) abt. 1852. Buried 08/16/1905, buried St. Mary's Cemetery Pittsburg. Need obits for both of these deaths and/or any other info please. Any effort, guidance or contact will be greatly appreciated. Thanking you in advance, Annie Harris

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Cameron Wolf Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/4JXBAIB/1026.2.1.1.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: My Camerons came from Scotland,we think,and they came down from Canada,may have been in NY?,left their son Ludwig or Lewis Cameron with a family in southwest PA, and then his parents returned to Canada,without the boy!Lewis married a Wolf,don't have her first name.His son Joseph is my ggg grandfather,the Joseph Cameron family made a move to IL abt 1853, three died of Cholera near Galena, IL.Joseph's son Henry Nelson Cameron made his move around 1850 to Niles,Michigan,after burying three in IL they made the trip to stay with Henry Nelson Cameron,Joseph moved with his daughter and her husband Mr.Kiser to Clay Co., Indiana,

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/4JXBAIB/1026.2.1.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Were your Camerons way back originally a Kemmerer? Seems like the people that were researching Samuel Cameron thought he was born Samuel Kemmerer 9/3/18ll Dauphin County, PA They also said he was Scottish descent. Mrs. Cameron was Amelia Webner of German descent. The Samual Cameron's belonged to the United Brethern church. They eventually came to Jewell, Ks. and were the charter memebers of the first church in Jewell County. Thanks for all the information.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/4JXBAIB/1457 Message Board Post: The 1920 census shows Walter Wolf and Elva Pearl George had a son Walter C. age 3/12 born MT on the 30 Jan 1920 census. I was told his name was Calvin Walter Wolf. He also had a sister, Alma Mae Wolf (married a Sampson). Calvin Walter Wolf was a minister. I was unable to locate the family on the 1930 census. The father, Walter (born about 1893), was with his parents, and states he is single in 1930. Walter was my grandfather's brother. I do not know if either of the children are still living. I would like to contact the family. Any help with this part of the Wolf family history would be most appreciated.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Thomas/Berryhill/Wolf/ Bailey Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/4JXBAIB/1456 Message Board Post: I am trying to find info on the above named person. Did she have a daughter named Alice Beulah Berryhill born Feb 1867who married Isaac Bailey in 1884.Who was the Berryhill that Isabella married? Isabella married Jeremiah Wolf in 1870. Thank you for any help. Joyce Kent

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/4JXBAIB/663.712.2 Message Board Post: It has been a while since I last answered your post. I may have encountered some new information that may benifit you. Some of the sons of John Wolf the son of Absalom and Charlotte Lakey were married in Custer county, Nebraska. This is according to a family that I found listed on World connect. John did have a James H. Wolf listed as a son. He was born about 1870 as he was 10 on the 1880 census in Aspinwall Nemaha Nebraska. That would make him 19 in 1889. Since his brothers and a sister are listed as being married in Custer county. I'd say this is probably your James Harvey. Let me know what you think by posting again. Go to www.rootsweb.com. Look under search Engine. Click on world connect. Type in John Wolf. There will be to many so go down and type in Absalom as the father. That will thin it out a bit. If you need to thin it more type in Charlotte as the Mother.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/4JXBAIB/1026.2.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: These dates and names from the records of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Annville, Lebanon CO PA, and from records in Fayette Co IL. Joseph was in PA in 1831, and in Fayette Co, Illinois by 1839. Daniel was in Ohio until 1852, then briefly in Indiana, then Fayette CO by 1856. Census records of Joseph Cameron consistently state that his parents, John Cameron and wife Sarah, were foreign born, but in one place claim Scotland, another Germany. Without any doubt, John and Sarah Cameron spoke German. The church records from Annville are entirely in German. Still believe there are family ties to the Levis (Lewis) Cameron listed in the 1810 census. From 1790 thru 1810 the only Lewis Cameron is in SC -No Ludwig listed ever Under Louis Cameron there is one 30 yr old Canadian born man living in Albany, NY in 1850, none listed earlier. 1820 Lewis appears in McAllistertown in Greenwood, Mifflin Co.. PA and the one in SC is still alive 1 male to 10, 1 male 45&, 1 female 10-16, 1 female 26 to 45, 1830 the Greenwood, PA Lewis is the only one listed 1 male under 5, 1 male 10-15, 1 male 15-20, 1 male 60 to 70 1 female under 5, 1 female 5-10, 1 female 50-60 1840 there are three Lewis Camerons Washington, Wayne Co., IN Lewis is listed as 20-30, wife same age with 2 sons under 10 Independence, Washington Co., OH Lewis is 20-30, wife same age with 2 girls under 5 Alexandria, Huntingdon Co., PA Lewis is 20-30 and his wife is 15-20 no kids 1850 there are no of age Lewis Camerons no L. Camerons, etc. The only 80+ age males: John Cameron is in West, Huntingdon Co., PA age 84, b. PA; Thomas in Wheatfield, Indiana Co., PA age 86, b. PA. half a dozen 80 yr old ladies though. These are the only Lewis' age 28 in Indian Creek, Lawrence Co., IN Married to Martha, with kids Nancy J, Mary E and Edward Age 38 in Brownsville, Union Co., IN Married to Sarah with James 17, Nancy, Maria, Wm, Clayton 3 Age 38 in Independence, Washington Co., OH Married to Susannah with Lydia 10, John, Susannah, Andrew Age 32 in Pittsburg, Allegheny Co. PA Married to Catherine with Rolandus 9, Cunance, Edith, Ida Analysis says that the man in PA didn't have all the children you've listed and that he was born before 1770and died before 1840 or was living in someone elses household. His wife stays consistent [though women are interchangeable] b. abt. 1780ish. He had a son b. bet. 1810-1815, a son b. bet. 1820-1825, a son b. bet 1830-1835 He had a dau b. bet 1804-1810, a dau b. bet. 1820-1825, a dau b. bet. 1830-1835 His last wife born before 1784 in Scotland also does not survive to 1850 the only 60+ yr old Cameron ladies are in NY, NJ, etc. Okay first the man you have listed as Joseph Cameron 1802 or so is listed in the 1850 Greenwood, Juniata Co., PA as John Cameron 50, b. PA Mary 45, b. PA Henry 25, b. PA Mary 14, b. PA Susan 6, b. PA There isn't an 1860 listing matching this John so he has probably died. There is not a Mary to be found either 1840 John Cameron is in Delaware, Juniata Co., PA. Peter Cameron lives next door and Mary Cameron age50-60 with a 15-20 yr old girl is just a few houses away. Allen Cameron is 5 homes away John has the following which don't quite fit his wife is too old but its close as kids marry and leave: 1 male under 5=? 2 males 5-10=? 1 male 10-15= Henry 1 male 30-40=John 1 female 10-15= 1 female 15-20= 1 female 40-50=Mary? Peter has: 1 male 5-10, 1 male 30-40, 1 female under 5, 1 female 30-20 Allen has: 1 male 20-30, 1 female under 5, 2 females 20-30 This is my family but why is the father named John and not Joesph??? John Cameron 50 1799 Pennsylvania Greenwood, Juniata, PA Mary Cameron 45 1804 Pennsylvania Greenwood, Juniata, PA Henry Cameron 25 1824 Pennsylvania Greenwood, Juniata, PA Mary Cameron 14 1835 Pennsylvania Greenwood, Juniata, PA Susan Cameron 6 1843 Pennsylvania Greenwood, Juniata, PA Henry [Henry] is in Bertrand, Berrien Co., MI in 1860 age 33 [1826], Mary 24, b. William 5, b. MI; Sarah J 4, b. MI; Mary A 3, b. MI; Alice A 9/12s, b. MI Henry does appear in 1870 Howard, Cass Co., MI a farmer b. in PA Mary A 36 b. MI, William 15, b. MI; Sarah A 14, b. MI; Mary A 12, b. IA, Alice 10, b. MI, George 4, b. MI; Edwin 7? Maybe 2, b. MI; Cora 2, b. MI; Carrie 8/12s, b. MI There is a Joseph Cameron in 1840 in Greenwood He has one male 15-20, 1 male 40-50, 1 male 70-80 [Lewis?], 1 female 5-10, 1 female 10-15, 1 female 30-40 *need to check the tax lists for Greenwood they should list the older male The closest Joseph though a little young for Lewis's son is in Fayette Co., IL in 1850 age 40 born 1809 a possibility for the son of John at least. He has most of the children you attribute to Joseph son of Lewis and Sally is a common nickname for Mary as is Polly. Sally 39, b. PA; William 19, b. PA; John? 16, b. OH; Jeremiah 10, b. IL; Mary Anne 5, b. IL; Cather 2, b. IL; and Catherine Hines 18, b. PA living with them Joseph age 50 is still in Fayette Co., IL in 1860 Sally 49 b. PA, Wm 27, b. PA, John 25, b. OH, Mary A 14, b. IL, Catherine 11, b. IL 1870 Joseph is still in Fayette Co., IL age 62 Wife now Sarah 61, b. PA; William 38, b. PA; John 35, b. OH; Catherine 19, b. IL; Lydia Harris 15, b. IL There are no PA born Josephs in IN in 1860 either. No Polly or Mary in IN married to a Joseph. A Mary is married to a 1814 born John in Stueben Co., IN but with the exception of a Mary b. 1850 no kids match the list. All the Camerons in this country in 1850 in PA, Juniata Co Jno Cameron 20 1829 Pennsylvania Male Delaware, Juniata, PA This is your family John Cameron 50 1799 Pennsylvania Male Greenwood, Juniata, PA Mary Cameron 45 1804 Pennsylvania Female Greenwood, Juniata, PA Henry Cameron 25 1824 Pennsylvania Male Greenwood, Juniata, PA Mary Cameron 14 1835 Pennsylvania Female Greenwood, Juniata, PA Susan Cameron 6 1843 Pennsylvania Female Greenwood, Juniata, PA Jane Cameron 12 1837 Pennsylvania Female Greenwood, Juniata, PA Allen Cameron 39 1810 Pennsylvania Male Delaware, Juniata, PA Sara Cameron 39 1810 Pennsylvania Female Delaware, Juniata, PA Margt Cameron 14 1835 Pennsylvania Female Delaware, Juniata, PA Eliza Cameron 12 1837 Pennsylvania Female Delaware, Juniata, PA Amos Cameron 6 1843 Pennsylvania Male Delaware, Juniata, PA Aliam Cameron 3 1846 Pennsylvania Male Delaware, Juniata, PA Peter Cameron 48 1801 Pennsylvania Male Delaware, Juniata, PA Margt Cameron 32 1817 Pennsylvania Female Delaware, Juniata, PA Mary Cameron 20 1829 Pennsylvania Female Delaware, Juniata, PA Eliza Cameron 15 1834 Pennsylvania Female Delaware, Juniata, PA Wm Cameron 8 1841 Pennsylvania Male Delaware, Juniata, PA Robt Cameron 5 1844 Pennsylvania Male Delaware, Juniata, PA Jas Cameron 3 1846 Pennsylvania Male Delaware, Juniata, PA Peter Cameron 1 1848 Pennsylvania Male Delaware, Juniata, PA Noah Cameron 26 1823 Pennsylvania Male Delaware, Juniata, PA Single age 26 J P Cameron 31 1818 Pennsylvania Male Delaware, Juniata, PA Maria Cameron 28 1821 Pennsylvania Female Delaware, Juniata, PA Lill Cameron 7 1842 Pennsylvania Female Delaware, Juniata, PA Rebecca Cameron 5 1844 Pennsylvania Female Delaware, Juniata, PA Wm Cameron 1 1848 Pennsylvania Male Delaware, Juniata, PA In total these are the only Thomas Camerons born in PA 1850 Thos Cameron 74 1775 Pennsylvania Male District 26, Hancock, VA Thos K Cameron 10 1839 Pennsylvania Male Allegheny, Venango, PA son of J. 26 and Ellen Cameron Thomas Cameron 86 1763 Pennsylvania Male Wheatfield, Indiana, PA He is 86 living next door to a May Cameron age 40 and a John Cameron age 16 Thomas C Cameron 1 1848 Pennsylvania Male Byberry, Philadelphia, PA son of Wm 46 and Phebe Cameron, sibs Wm Henry, John Franklin, Robert Elwood Thomas Cameron 25 1824 Pennsylvania Male Lewistown, Mifflin, PA single boatman Thomas Cameron 25 1824 Male Brookville, Jefferson, PA Single tailor in the Gillespie household The only of age Simon -there is a 3 yr old son of Mary age 37 Simon Cameron 22 1827 Pennsylvania Male Valley, Montour, PA Age 22 son of Colin Cameron age 70 and Martha 61, sibs Elisa, Collin, Susannah, Jonathan 1860 he is still at home with mom Martha 1860 several more Simons appear Simon Cameron Ruscombmanor, Berks, PA 33 1826 Pennsylvania born Wife Sarah 30, William 11, Elisabeth 9, Allen 7 Simon P Cameron Center, Bureau, IL 40 1819 Pennsylvania born Has wife Mariot 39, Sarah 16, Hannah 13, William 11, Simon P 9, Elizabeth 5, Sarah M 5, Mariah 1, mom-in-law Elizabeth McBride Noah Cameron in 1860 is still in Juniata, PA and the only listed Noah Wife Eliz 31, Erwin? 9, Elizabeth 5, Annis 3, Ida 2, a boy age 1 yr his name Leaman, Seanum, Sednum? John W Cameron is an issue as his birth has to have been abt 1790 to have a son born in 1810 you realize? Which places the entire sequence back a decade at least and Lewis had no sons listed that were born then. John Cameron Wheeling, Belmont, OH 61 1798 Pennsylvania born Wife Jane 49 and no children named Cameron all named Smith none match-could be the 1850 man however John Cameron Blacklick, Cambria, PA 52 1807 Pennsylvania Wife Eliza 32, Mary J 14, Hugh 11, William 9, Nancy 6, John 4, father Hugh Cameron 81 John Cameron Madison, Scioto, OH 41 1818 Pennsylvania Wife Elizabeth 36, David 13, Agnes 11, Margaret 9, Mary 7, Lacy/Lucy 3 John M Cameron Nimishillen, Stark, OH 41 1818 Pennsylvania Wife Mary Ann 41, William 19, Elisa ann 14, Lucinda 10, Zachariah 9, Isaac 7, Henry 3 John C Cameron South Middleton, Cumberland, PA 42 1817 Pennsylvania Wife Sarah 41, William L 15, Anna 13, Charles 6, Julia 6/12s Jno Cameron Union, Fayette, PA 62 1797 Pennsylvania Wife Margaret 64, son 30 name ? Rule, son 28, name Jno Jno Cameron Union, Fayette, PA 40 1819 Pennsylvania Lives with Daniel 67 b. abt 1792, Sarah 38, Mary 33, Martha 30 Daniel born 1810 is found in Iowa in 1860 he is Ohio born in fact there is no 1812 b. PA Daniel Cameron Only 1792 and 1803 this last man is married to Nancy 47, Shadrack 27, Ellen 22, Thomas 20?, John 18, Jane 16, Scott W 12. He lives next to Findley Cameron 29 Without a good date of birth for Catherine who marries Vogel the following Catherine b. 1817 married to John in Kensington Ward 5, Philadelphia, PA Cath b. 1811 married to Joseph in Lehigh, Northampton, PA By 1850 the only Foesig in America is Samuel and he is married to Mary not Louisa b. 1817 in Upper Leacock, Lancaster Co., PA The only PA born Poff ___ is an Eliza Poffenberger age 24 apparently a widow with a daughter Emma Eliza 6 months old 1850 Joseph McConnell is married to these Polly possibilities or they are a whole lot younger than should be Elizabeth 48. b. PA in Beaver Co., PA Jane 52, in Butler Co., PA Rebecca 35, in Westmoreland Co., PA Sam Riegal There is an 8 yr old Sam born to Jacob and Matilda Riegal in Dauphin Co., PA in 1850 4 mo. old Sam born in Monroe, Harrison Co., OH belonging to Jacob and Anna [47] Riegal think they were b. PA Anna in Cumberland and Jacob in Westmoreland. No further proper Sam Riegel, Riegal, etc found none ever born 1845. Susan Eastwood b. in PA in 1870 age 26 is married to Levi Eastwood in St Joseph IN no children In 1880 St Joseph a Susan is married to Leroy age 33, b. in NY, NY, NY; Susan 27, b. PA, PA, PA; Olivia M 8, b. IN; Lenora C 4, b. IN William Cameron b. 1855 in MI found in 1880 Howard, Cass Co., MI married to Laura age 27, b. MI; and 8 month old Dan b. MI

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Cameron Wolf McConnel Riegel Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/4JXBAIB/1026.2.1.1.1 Message Board Post: My name is John Cameron Walker and my ggggg grandmother was a Wolf woman who married a Lewis or Ludwig Cameron,I have lots of data on the Cameron line but can't make the connection to the Wolf family near Lebanon Co.,PA -East Salem?. letter from Samuel Riegel: Mary Williams Cameron died 1911/wife of Henry Nelson Cameron Mrs. Sarah (Cameron) Young Niles,Michigan Lebanon PA June 10 1913 My dear Cousin It was a great pleasure to me several days ago to receive your welcome letter. The letter you refer to that I wrote to your father was not answered. Cousin Olivia kept me well informed at the time and I knew of the great loss you sustained by the death of your mother. And realizing the issues the had to be met during the accident, sickness and death of a beloved parent, and the new cares that had to be met of an aged father. You all had my sincere sympathy on account of my past experience. It was truly gratifying to me to read in your letter of the distribution your father made of his property and of the nice feeling pervading among the children. Since March 11, I have Uncle Joseph McConnell at home. He was twelve weeks in the hospital. His first thought, when leaving the hospital, was to take rooms at the nearest hotel to the Homestead, but on inquiry, I found all the rooms taken and they could only take him as a border. That was not satisfactory. I secured a private boarding place across the street from the “Homestead,” and I suggested starting the fires and making the house comfortable, and to stay with Uncle at night as long as necessary. I have been doing this to the present and uncle is well cared for. He has a slight indisposition for a few days, but is doing nicely at present. His great trouble is weakness. We were fortunate in securing a good boarding place. Uncle enjoys his meals and rests well, sleeps well at night. I am heartily glad you referred to the matter of genealogy to me, because there are not as many who are informed, besides while Uncle Joseph is still living, I can consult with him. I am sorry not to have something real nice for you daughter to help her being eligible to the societies referred to (DAR). Our ancestors were of the peaceful but nevertheless bestcitizens. Uncle Tommy Cameron was an honorably discharged soldier of the Civil War, and on special occasions wore badges and credentials enough for the whole “Friend-Schaft.” I will now answer your Grandmother Cameron’s maiden name. Uncle Joseph Cameron’s wifes maiden name Bories/Burris?. Polly Bories(Burris?). Uncle Tommy Cameron spoke of a brother of your Grandmother, Joseph Bories(Burris?). My Grandmother McConnel’s father’s name was Lewis "Ludwig" Cameron. His wifes’ family name was Wolf. There are immediate relatives living at the Wolf homestead and own the place. I visit there. Grandmother McConnel, Polly May, the eldest, Catherine (Aunty Vogel) were the two daughters of the first marriage. John, the eldest son and Joseph, Your Grandfather were the children of the first marriage. Uncle John Cameron mentioned, may have drifted into the war of the Revolution. It was he of whom I wrote to your father that one day while your grandfather, Joseph Cameron, was out along the Juaniata he was addressed by a voice from the opposite of the river, and looking in the direction of the voice saw a man. Uncle Joseph C! ameron was addressed “Brother Joe, is that you?” Answered “Yes is that you brother John?” Uncle Joseph Cameron hurriedly made his way to his boat, and crossed the river to meet his brother. And in his own language met on one. If the earth had opened and swallowed him, he would not more effectually been out of sight. You of course know when Uncle Joseph Cameron went west as a pioneer in his own equipment, all of the family but your father who had preceded the rest, were overtaken by sickness(Cholera) and had three funerals in five days. Uncle Joe’s wife, daughter Catherine (Mrs. Rush) and her husband. The latter, Cousin Mae Williams Grandparents. While my Grandparents were still living in the country, your Grandmother Cameron with your father, Cousin Henry Nelson Cameron, visited by grandparents at their home. My mother (86 years), your father, and Uncle Tommy Cameron were near the same age. Family name of the second wife Gossert, Aunt! Betsy (who died with us) the eldest Sarah, married to a man named Lon g. Lydia married to Meffert. Third wife Maria Walter. Simon Cameron the eldest of this marriage. Noah, Louisa (married to Foesig), and Tommy Cameron. My birth date was Sept. 4, 1845. May following Great Grandfather Ludwig Cameron visited my Grandparents at Lebanon and I have the honor of being carried out of the house first time bare headed by him. Grandmother McConnel always spoke of your father by using his full name Henry Nelson Cameron. My Grandparents were in touch with Uncle Joseph Cameron (Your Grandfather) and were informed of their preparations to go west and received letters when they were overtaken by sickness and death. Before starting for the west, Great Grandfather Ludwig Cameron with his family and Uncle Joseph Cameron (your grandfather) lived near together, near East Salem. Uncle Noah Cameron was already married. So was Uncle Simon Cameron. Uncle Tommy Cameron was living home most of the time with his parents. Grandfather Ludwig Cameron was a shoemaker by tra! de and a useful man in the Community.He had given much attention to tree culture and raising fruit.Skilled in Grafting. when Uncle Adam McConnel and Uncle Joseph McConnel (brothers) were on a visit at Thompsontown, they were shown by Father Evans a worthy resident of Thompsontown, grafted in Mr. Evans orchard and posts and fencing set by Great Grandfather Ludwig Cameron. Mr. Evans spoke in highest praise of Great Grandfather Cameron as a friend and neighbor and a useful citizen. When Uncle Noah Cameron died, the two uncles (McConnel) were at the funeral. It was said of Uncle Noah Cameron that he was worth more in the community than some others that might be named by the dozen. All of Uncle Noah Cameron’s family are well to do, and are in possession of the homestead. Two of the sons within the last year have gone to Florida and bought land with the purpose of making their home there. One of Uncle Tommy Cameron’s daughters (Mrs. Sarah Walker) lives at Post Fal! ls, Idaho. They have a farm of 160 acres, and have set an orchard of o ver 700 choice fruit trees. I had a letter from Cousin Sarah last fall stating they had 800 choice apples in boxes ready to be shipped. Cousin Emma Poffenbeger, a sister of Mrs. Walker and her husband are looking forward to making a trip to Post Falls,Idaho. And when they accomplish it, expect to stop at Niles, Mich. Great grandfather Cameron was a deeply religious man. The last time he visited Lebanon, when I was an infant, Uncle Joseph McConnel know of this visit, and when he left Lebanon, Uncle Jacob McConnel, Uncle Adam McConnel and Uncle Joe took G. Grandfather Cameron to Highspire with Grandfather McConnel’s horse and carriage to visit Uncle and Aunty Vogel. When Great Grandfather Cameron visited Lebanon last time, Great Grandmother McConnel was still living. She was a very intelligent woman, and at that time considered an educated lady. It is said that she and father Cameron spent much time in social intercourse talking over the future and religious matters,, and their parting was never forgotten. My Grandmother McConnel persuaded her father while on this visit to attend catechetical lecture in our church, conducted by our Pastor, Rev. Henry Wagner, he was deeply impressed and remarked of Pastor Wagner when he came home “Er is ein guten Lehrer” I can not tell you what a comfort it is to me to receive your letter. Trusting it will be of help to you and your daughter, if there is anything I have not mentioned call my attention to it and any information I can give, you shall have cheerfully. My youngest daughter, Rhoda, is very much interested in knowing of the past and means to profit by it, while Uncle Joseph McC! onnel and I are still here to give her information. She is a teacher at Cornwall, and enjoying her vacation and a much needed rest. It would be a great comfort to me to have your daughter write to Rhoda with the hope that they will become correspondents. Please remember us kindly to the relatives at Niles,MI and South Bend,IN. I expect to hear from some of you coming East this summer. Great Grandfather Cameron is buried at East Salem near where they lived before your Grandfather Joseph Cameron went west. His first wife is buried at Kimmerlings Church little more than three miles from Lebanon. Father Cameron’s parents came into the U.S. by way of Canada. In their travels, his mother carried him Indian fashion on her back. Later his father returned to Canada. The mother with her little boy drifted into Lancaster Co. Pa where they lived on a farm with a kind family, when the poor little boy, our Great Grandfather, was forsaken by his mother, who also returned to Canada. The family with whom they were living kept the little boy, and in time he made shi way into Lebanon Co. He learned the shoemaker trade at Stumpstown, now Fredericksburg, by Jacob Buchananyer. He prospered at his trade and married into a respected family ! near Kimmerlings Church by the name of Wolf. His first wife died when the children were young, so small that their father lifted them to see their mother in the coffin.Some of our immeditate relatives still live at Kimmerlings's Church and are highly respected and prosperous people. Hoping to hear from you soon,trusting this message will find you enjoying good health.All of us jion in love to you all. Your Cousin, Samuel Riegel 928 Walnut St. Lebanon,PA After writing this letter,my youngest daughter expressed so much interest in it,that I gave it to her to make extracts from it.She wishes me to give her all the information and help her formulate it into a family tree.In a local history some years ago there is a brief sketch of Samuel Riegel,tracing briefly genealogy on the paternal and maternal side of the Palatinate in "The Fatherland".When daughter Rhoda has a little more leisure I will ask her to make you a copy and send it to you.I was looking for a card sent to me by cousin Sarah Walker of Post Falls,Idaho giving the picture of a squaw,carrying a babe on her back.She was employed by the Government of Washington as a guide to surveyors in surveying a Gov't Route across the mountains.And they have erected a bronze statue in her memory,in Idaho.In bringing Uncle home from the hospital,this card has been misplaced. After all this delay,for which I ask your pardon,I will mail this letter,with the hope of hearing from ou soon.I am in error when I say Uncle Jacob,Adam and Joseph McConnel took Gr. Grandfather Cameron to Highspire.That was another occasion.Grandfather and Grandmother McConnel and Uncle Joseph McConnel have the honor on this last visit. Would be pleased to have your daughter write of the information she has been able to gather. True copy of letter written by Samuel Riegel to Sarah Cameron Young on 6/19/1913 letter notarized on 6/21/1954 by Maude

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/4JXBAIB/1026.2.1.1 Message Board Post: What I have is John Wolfe born Sept. 7, l792 having Henry Wolfe born March 8, l826 Lycoming Co. PA Died Nov 13 l907. Henry and Anna Mary Cameron had William, Torrence, Amelia, Samuel, Lemuel and Fred. I don't know of John's wife or other siblings of Henry. I branch down off of Amelia. This probably doesn't help you much. If you find out we connect, let me know. This was in Torrence's daughter's bible so she didn't even know her grandmother it would seem. Maybe she died at a very young age.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Wolf/Wolfe/Wolff Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/4JXBAIB/1026.2.1 Message Board Post: Hi Brenda, Do you havve more info on this family? It sounds like it might be the Jonathan/Johannes/John Wolf/Wolfe/Wolff that I am researching to see if he is the father of our Jacob b. 1823. Elizabeth

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/4JXBAIB/1445.2.2 Message Board Post: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=message&r=rw&p=surnames.wolf&m=1397.1 Letter from Samuel Riegel born 9/4/1845 a section of a letter from a cousin in PA: I will now answer your Grandmother Cameron’s maiden name. Uncle Joseph Cameron’s wifes maiden name Bories/Burris?. Polly Bories(Burris?). Uncle Tommy Cameron spoke of a brother of your Grandmother, Joseph Bories(Burris?). My Grandmother McConnel’s father’s name was Lewis "Ludwig" Cameron. His wifes’ family name was Wolf. There are immediate relatives living at the Wolf homestead and own the place.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/4JXBAIB/1445.2.1 Message Board Post: I wonder if this is my Wolf family? I have letters from Samuel Riegel to my ggg grandfather and his granddaughter.There was a Wolf woman who married my gggg Lewis "Ludwig" Cameron of East Salem,PA

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/4JXBAIB/1445.2 Message Board Post: Pieces seem to fit: I have some census records for Leb./Dau. Co. areas and these Wolf's were in as a family: Brothers fit. Census dtd: June 9, 1860 pg. 21 County: Dauphin Twsp. E. & W. & S. Hanover P.O.Box: W. Hanover Hse/Res. 136-156 Last name: (Same for all) Wolf Place of Birth: (Same for all) Pa. First name: John age: 6 First name: Jacob age: 4 First name: Rachel age: 11 First name: Regina age: 44 First name: Samuel age: 54 occ: farmer $601 prop value/no real estate value (probably renting) First name: Samuel age: 9 First name: William age: 2 Also living w/them as a farm hand was: Samuel Reigle aged 18yrs. Census dtd: July 25, 1870 pg. 35 County: Dauphin Twsp: E. Hanover P.O. Box: W. Hanover Hse/Res.: 263-263 Last name: Wolf First name: Jacob age: 14 First name: Rachel age: 21 First name: Rosina age: 53 First name: Samuel age: 63 Occ: farmer Real estate Prop value: 6150/personal prop value 1350 First name: Samuel age: 19 First name: William age: 12 THis is the only John Wolf I have that is about the right age: Census dtd: June 30, 1870 pg: 1 County: Dauphin Twsp: E.Hanover P.O. Box: W. Hanover, Pa. Hse/Res: 2-2 Last name: Wolf First name: John age: 17 occ: farm Laborer Hope this helps with your research. Actually you saying they were near Zimmerman's & Gerberich's, gave me the idea to check my census records as the Gerberich's of that time period were real heavy in the Cold Spring/E. & W. Han/Jonestown area. Good Luck. Jackie

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/4JXBAIB/1454 Message Board Post: I have a copy of a pohot that was taken in the late 1800's of an August and Annie Wolf. Her maiden nane is Strauch. My nephew found it in a house in Sacramento California but don't know if it was taken there or not. I have scanned the phot and would be happy to email it to anyone that is interested.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/4JXBAIB/1453 Message Board Post: Looking for any information regarding a Willis M. Wolf, lived in Lancaster, Pa. between 1923 and 1926. Worked as a barber. Married to Esther. Thanks

My gmothers name is Rosa Wolf,b February 2,1869-parents-Harry Wolf and Rose(Goodman) born in Lemberg, Austria now L'viv Ukraine I've written to Austria-they told me to write to Ukraine.I wrote a few days ago to the Embassy in Washington-originally I wrote to find out abt my gfather;Max Weintraub, who was born in Zhitomir-they told me that they did not find a bc for him and I am afraid that I will get the same answer abt her. I am wondering where to write for the both of them? I know that he had three siblings but do not know anything abt her. I would like to have a look up on her too. Rose

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/4JXBAIB/1452 Message Board Post: Christian Fogelgesagin Spouse: Barbara Brackungerin Child: Maria Eva Fogelgesagin\Fogelgesang b 19 Jan 1771 Germany d23 May 1835 Tremont City, Ohio

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Idenire,Eiteneyer,Eyteneyer,Eidenier Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/4JXBAIB/1451 Message Board Post: Christenia Phillipine Idenire Eiteneyer,Eyteneyer,Eidenier b 2 Jul 1765/1766 ILC Pa d 13 Mar 1851

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Wolf\Wolff\Wolfd Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/4JXBAIB/1450 Message Board Post: Looking for Johann Nicholas Wolff (b 1729-Germany;M Abt 1749;d.1771-Lancaster Co. Pa, FRCC,LancasterCo.Pa Married Anna Maria Brower\Bauer\Brower b10Feb 1729 d.26 Nov 1802 Lancaster Co.Pa,FRCC,Lancaster Co.Pa Fathers's Name: Conrad Wolff