Queries Volume 21
Subject: Martin Submitter: Don French Date: Sunday August 22nd, 1999 at 02:22:36
Subject: Gray Submitter: Frank Little Date: Wednesday August 18th, 1999 at 23:40:21
Subject: Evans Submitter: William Porter Evans (Bll) Date: Tuesday August 17th, 1999 at 03:10:23
Subject: Setzer Submitter: R. Schall Date: Monday August 16th, 1999 at 23:36:48
Subject: Enlow Submitter: Carolyn Perrault Date: Monday August 16th, 1999 at 18:01:19
Subject: Wallace Submitter: Bonnie Miller Date: Saturday August 14th, 1999 at 18:13:40
Subject: Smith, Jenkins Submitter: Don Blais Date: Thursday August 12th, 1999 at 21:25:10
me toward additional on line or s-mail research sources regarding the following family. Andrew Smith brought his wife Rebecca and his children to Knox County, Ohio about 1840. His son, Andrew Jr. fought with a Ohio unit in the Civil war and his discharge lists his birthplace as as Washington County, Pennsylvania. Other children of Andrew Sr. and Rebecca, per the 1850 Knox County census, were Rebecca, Elizabeth, Eleazor, Abram and John. All were born in Pennsylvania. TheWashington Cty web page contains an "Early Marriage Records from the Washington CountyReporter" that lists a July 15 1819 marriage of an Andrew Smith and Rebecca Jenkins. I am speculating that that is the Andrew Smith and Rebecca I am looking for. The marriage was performed by Rev. Boyd Mercer who, based on the Sommerset Township history page,appears to have been pastor of the Pegeion Creek Presbeterian church. My objective is to identify birth/baptism records for any of the children or any other records that would confirm that I have or do not have the right Andrew and Rebecca. Assuming they are the right family, I would like to identify any other records that would lead to Andrew and Rebecca's parents, etc. I certainly will appreciate any help in this matter, and I would be glad to prvide descendency information to anyone who may be interested. My e-mail address is Thanks much and have a good day. Don Blais
Subject: Sharrock, Souder Submitter: Christine O'Hara Date: Thursday August 12th, 1999 at 15:49:31
Subject: Cheesebrough Submitter: Judy Hall Date: Monday August 9th, 1999 at 19:21:27
Subject: Bonner Submitter: Frank Bonner Date: Monday August 9th, 1999 at 17:37:18
Subject: Brown and Fuller Submitter: Kathleen Brown Date: Sunday August 8th, 1999 at 16:12:53
Subject: Walter, Heist, Langkowski Submitter: sandra harris Date: Saturday August 7th, 1999 at 17:52:14
Children: Theodore, William, Matilda, Sadie (mar Hartung)& Amelia (mar Charles Langkowski). Know that Theodore Walter (mar. Katherine) lived at Mt. Washington & was connected to Dietz Photography. Any info on connections to this Walter & Heist line greatly appreciated.
Subject: Frew, Watson Submitter: Jocelyn in Ohio Date: Tuesday August 3rd, 1999 at 22:21:22
her husband, Thomas Frew. She died in Youngstown, Ohio on 2 Mar 1905. Among others, she left sons James Frew (b ca 1864) and William Frew (b ca 1866) of Venetia, Pennsylvania. Are there any descendants still living in the area? James and William were also born in Scotland.
Subject: Amon, Matteson, Depoe, Wright, Dalton, Philby Submitter: Jerry Warren Date: Tuesday August 3rd, 1999 at 18:44:02
Subject: Zellner Submitter: Carrol Ann Date: Tuesday August 3rd, 1999 at 15:02:33
Subject: Winnemore, Kallem Submitter: Bob Ballantyne Date: Tuesday August 3rd, 1999 at 14:58:42
Bob Ballantyne
Subject: Bell, Bryant,Stevenson Submitter: Janet Barnes Felo Date: Monday August 2nd, 1999 at 23:30:41
Subject: Lowry Submitter: Mary Jean Lowry Bivins Date: Monday August 2nd, 1999 at 21:36:22
Providence, RI. Married in Jefferson Co., OH in 1811. They had 10 children, of which William was child #4.
Subject: Hopkins, Zollars, Clark, Hoge Submitter: Elizabeth Ayres Whiteside Date: Sunday August 1st, 1999 at 20:57:00
Subject: Price, Ritchie, Bruce Submitter: Rich Gibson Date: Sunday August 1st, 1999 at 20:01:54
Subject: Price, Ritchie,Bruce Submitter: Rich Gibson Date: Sunday August 1st, 1999 at 20:01:34
Subject: Bowermaster, Venard, Vineyard, Croslyn, Britten Submitter: Virginia Britten Date: Sunday August 1st, 1999 at 00:18:13 I am searching the Bowermasters who lived in Washington,Westmoreland and Fayette countties, also the Francis Vineyard family that includes sons William, Thomas, John, moving from Loudin County Virginia after the Rev War. Related families are Hannah Croslyn (Crosland) born 1795 and any Britten surnames from the area. Any information will be appreciated. Venard's have been reported to live in Amwell Twp in fall of 1792. Any information about the "Ten Mile Country"
Subject: Perkins Submitter: Richard Perkins Date: Saturday July 31st, 1999 at 22:03:58
Subject: Webster Submitter: Derek Salt Date: Saturday July 31st, 1999 at 03:36:56
Subject: Crothers, Long, Stewart, Shawhan Submitter: Susan Seidl Date: Friday July 30th, 1999 at 12:33:04
Subject: Canavan Submitter: Lillie Rena Canavan Date: Wednesday July 28th, 1999 at 09:11:48
Subject: Hayden, Van Winkle Submitter: Michael S. Caldwell Date: Monday July 26th, 1999 at 12:52:01
Subject: Brownlee company Submitter: Bunny Staschiak Malinky Date: Sunday July 25th, 1999 at 11:04:16
County, PA I would like to access the records of Brownlee Company. Several relatives were buried from this home. Does anyone know how I can locate where the records have been stored? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Subject: Gregg, Murdock Submitter: Gail Gregg Ferris Date: Saturday July 24th, 1999 at 16:36:31
I am searching for information about Mary Elizabeth Gregg b. 7 March 1870 Greene Co., PA who married George D. Murdock in PA. Additionally, I'm searching for information about her brother, Anson Minor Gregg b. 27 Feb. 1875. The following is their lineage: Parents: James Kerr Gregg b. 12 Feb. 1837 PA d. 10 Sep. 1911 PA; m. 21Dec. 1864 to Alice Mary Armstrong b. 1842 PA d. 27 Apr. 1885 PA Grandparents: Alford Gregg b. 10 Oct. 1798 PA d. 3 Apr. 1867 PA; m. 1825 to Mary Kerr b. 31 Jan. 1805 PA d. 11 Sep. 1899 PA Great Grandparents: Richard Gregg b. 5 Mar. 1752 New Castle, Delaware d.15 Nov. 1812 near Carmichaels, Greene Co., PA; m. abt. 1775 to Ann (Nancy?) Gregg b. 5 May 1756 VA d. 20 Jan 1817 PA Thank you in advance. Gail Gregg Ferris in NE
Subject: McKinley Submitter: Janita Mason Ponze Date: Friday July 23rd, 1999 at 19:33:35
Matilda married Robert Mason, b. County Derry, Northern Ireland, immigrated in 1819. They had seven children, two surviving: Samuel R. Mason b. 1827 and William W. Mason b. 1829. Matilda may have died in the 1860s, because Robert remarried Esther Dickson (maiden name) Patterson (first husband) in 1868. Is the following information for this Matilda? 131. Matilda McKINLEYBorn 19-Mar.1791Died 15-Apr.1864Aged 73 yrs. Main Street Cemetery, West Alexander, Washington County, Pa. taken from website:http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Valley/5429/westalex.html Any information or sources about McKinley family in Washington Co., PA appreciated. I've copied what is on this site, but I cannot make a connection.
Subject: Myers, Swagler Submitter: Eleanor Myers Date: Thursday July 22nd, 1999 at 17:19:02
Co., PA. Married Elizabeth SWAGLER b abt. 1781 or 1784. He died in Belmont Co., OH., on 2 Apr 1866. Children were Jacob, Sophia, Mary, Jonathan.
Subject: Patterson, McCready Submitter: John Patterson Date: Thursday July 22nd, 1999 at 13:41:40
William married Nancy McCready (daughter of David McCready and granddaughter of Robert McCready of Cross Creek Village, Washington County, PA ) about 1838. They may have married at Cross Creek Presbyterian Church. William Patterson and Nancy McCready Patterson are buried beside Robert Patterson (1749-1829) and Elizabeth (Robert's wife and cousin) in St. John's Cemetery on Eldersville Road in Brooke County, West Virginia. But I have not determined William's relationship to these Pattersons. A David Patterson may be connected. The children of Robert and Elizabeth are William, Robert, Sarah, Elizabeth, James and Alexander. William Patterson and Nancy McCready Patterson lived for a time in Eldersville, PA before purchasing their farms in Brooke County. Thank you, John Patterson
Subject: Kimble Submitter: Judith Oldham Date: Tuesday July 20th, 1999 at 19:21:08
I am hoping someone has some information regarding the ancestry of David Kimble. I am happy to share what info I have on this family. FACTS: I am researching my g g g g grandfather, David Kimble, who married Martha Rose, and had Aaron, b 1802, Nathan, b 1805, both in New Jersey, Moses and Mary, b in Ohio in 1813. David emigrated through PA to Ohio, and settled in Fayette County about 1812. David died before 1817, as that is when wife Martha re married John Terrel. Aaron married Nancy Snodgrass, and left Fayette County in 1832, and emigrated to Parke County, Ind, and then Scotland County, Missouri. Nathan married Nancy Burnett, and stayed in Fayette County. Moses married Lucy Clifton. Mary married John Snodgrass, and emigrated to Scotland County, Missouri. SPECULATIONS/POSSIBILITIES. There may have been three brothers, David, William, and George. There is a George in the Fayette County census for 1820, and a William lived there and moved on to Cass County, Ill. They might be related to the Kimbles of New Jersey and Washington County, Pa, who then moved on to settle in Butler, Guernsey, and Adams County Ohio. These are presumably descended from Caleb of Sussex County, New Jersey, who had sons Joseph, Leonard, Nathan and John, all in Wash County in 1790. Thank you to all. Judith Oldham
Subject: Call, Huntsman Submitter: Georgia Lewis Date: Saturday July 17th, 1999 at 18:37:13
Subject: Richards Submitter: Kent Richards Date: Friday July 16th, 1999 at 22:37:20
Subject: Richards Submitter: Kent Richards Date: Friday July 16th, 1999 at 22:36:22
Subject: Smith, Chester Submitter: Shirley Barger Date: Friday July 16th, 1999 at 21:34:31
I had put in a query March 0r April and I have since gotten an new e-mail address. Also update found Fenton Chester was M. to Martha McCaffee. If anyone has any info would appreciate hearing from them. Also I have Henry Smith Bible. In the Bible there was a paper that had a list of some people's birth and deaths. Samuel Smith B. April 9,1771 Mary Rees Born Sept. 6 1768 Sarah Smith Born Nov.9 1790 Esther Smith B. April 25, 1792 Morris Smith B. June 12, 1794 Mary Tish Dau. of Samuel and Ann Tish Born May 23, 1817 Lizabeth Ann Fowler Born Oct. 17, 1879 James Thomas Paden Born Oct. 18, 1801 William Paden Son of Thomas and Ann Paden Born Sept. 30, 1824 Deaths Rebecah Thompson Died May 20, 1828 Sarah Simpson Died July 23 1828 Morris Smith D. April 1, 1829 Mary Smith D. Feb. 7, 1827 Levi Statsman D. May 3, 1827 I have no idea who these people were or if they were related to Henry Smith and his wife Elizabeth Snyder. Thought this might help someone else out in their research. Shirley B.
Subject: Smith, Chester Submitter: Shirley Barger Date: Friday July 16th, 1999 at 21:34:05
I had put in a query March 0r April and I have since gotten an new e-mail address. Also update found Fenton Chester was M. to Martha McCaffee. If anyone has any info would appreciate hearing from them. Also I have Henry Smith Bible. In the Bible there was a paper that had a list of some people's birth and deaths. Samuel Smith B. April 9,1771 Mary Rees Born Sept. 6 1768 Sarah Smith Born Nov.9 1790 Esther Smith B. April 25, 1792 Morris Smith B. June 12, 1794 Mary Tish Dau. of Samuel and Ann Tish Born May 23, 1817 Lizabeth Ann Fowler Born Oct. 17, 1879 James Thomas Paden Born Oct. 18, 1801 William Paden Son of Thomas and Ann Paden Born Sept. 30, 1824 Deaths Rebecah Thompson Died May 20, 1828 Sarah Simpson Died July 23 1828 Morris Smith D. April 1, 1829 Mary Smith D. Feb. 7, 1827 Levi Statsman D. May 3, 1827 I have no idea who these people were or if they were related to Henry Smith and his wife Elizabeth Snyder. Thought this might help someone else out in their research. Shirley B.
Subject: McNary Submitter: Randy McNary Date: Thursday July 15th, 1999 at 20:26:21
Subject: Schalla, Koerberly Submitter: Carolyn S. Cecil Date: Thursday July 15th, 1999 at 10:13:17
Edward's sister's name- Julia Koerberly, wife of Toney(?). Lived with sister in N. Franklin Township, Washington, PA at the time of his death on 19 October 1926. Please contact me if you have any information re: Edward Schalla or Julia Koerberly. Thank you very much!
Subject: Gorrel, Steele Submitter: Jack Childers Date: Thursday July 15th, 1999 at 10:06:13
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Jack Childers in OKC
Subject: Harshman, Moninger Submitter: Stan Miller Date: Wednesday July 14th, 1999 at 16:34:07
Subject: Pratt, Weekley, Davison, Davis, Cowell, Covalt, Ford,Barnes,Whaley Submitter: Angela Whaley Date: Wednesday July 14th, 1999 at 15:10:43
or Washington Co, Pa for birth records? Thank you!
Subject: Plum Run Church Submitter: Carolyn Carroll Date: Wednesday July 14th, 1999 at 14:20:54 Can someone tell me if there are any records for the Plum Run Church, and where I might find them. Thank you
Subject: Nelson, Daniels, Hettenbaugh Submitter: Sally Nelson Metz Date: Wednesday July 14th, 1999 at 07:33:59
Subject: Andrews Submitter: Michael McBride Date: Tuesday July 13th, 1999 at 11:44:29
Subject: Hardesty or Hardisty Submitter: Connie Murdock Date: Monday July 12th, 1999 at 16:01:02
Subject: Smith, Craig Submitter: Marlene Weiss Date: Monday July 12th, 1999 at 01:23:02
Dr. C.C. (Christopher) SMITH, son of ANDREW and JANE CRAIG SMITH was born in Guernsey County, Ohio, April 1, 1825. Jane Craig was born in County Monohon, Ireland in 1790, and immigrated with her parents in 1794 to PA. She died in Ohio, July 23, 1864. Andrew Smith was born in Washington County, PA and died in Ohio, August 31, 1875. His grandfather Smith was from Germany. Andrew Smith and wife were many years in the Assoc. Presby. Church. In their family were six children: Anne, Lydia, C.C. (Christopher, my great great grandfather), Sarah J. (dead), John and Walter. The life of Dr. C.C. Smith has been one of unusual activity from the fact that he has been obliged to fight his own battles in life. His education, liberal as it is, he acquired by his own efforts. His early years were spent in country air and his hands were inured to farm labor. He desired a professional life, and to fit him for this he was resolved first to be well read in general knowledge. He accordingly attended the common schools. He began teaching, which he followed at different times for a number of years. He attended Madison College at Antrim, Ohio, where he completed the course in mathematics, except surveying. He also pursued the Latin language to some extent. In 1848 he began to read medicine with a Dr. Davis. His preceptor dying, he then read with Dr. R.G. Stephenson. After reading more or less for four years he attended medical lectures at Cleveland, Ohio in 1852. He began the practice of medicine in Antrim, his home, first in partnership with his preceptor, but Dr. Stephenson dying Dr. Smith continued his profession alone. In 1856 he located at Viola, Mercer Co., Illinois, remaining two years or little more. He then practiced as long in Preemption. In the fall of 1861 he bought out Dr. Gilmore, of Sunbeam, and has since practiced here. That he has been a successful practitioner is evident from the fact that he now owns seventy-two acres, with good house, etc., as his home place, eighty acres in section 10, and 160 acres in Iowa, all the reward of his practice. During the war the doctor was busy, doing much for the families of soldiers. The wounds he dressed without charge, and thus he did his duty at home. Late years he has circumscribed his practice, on account of overwork. He has been an active worker in temperance work, also a member and an officer in the United Presbyterian Church. He is a very strong republican. His first vote was for John P. Hale. Dr. Smith was married February 22, 1855 to Cordelia, daughter of Daniel and Elizabeth (Work) Downerd. She was born in Guernsey Co., Ohio. Her father was a German, her mother from county Donegal, Ireland. Dr. Smith has a family of six children living and two dead.
Subject: Rodgers, Fulton Submitter: Mary Montgomery Date: Monday July 12th, 1999 at 00:01:33
I am curious as to whether that institution was the same as a high school, or perhaps was about equal to a junior college. If anyone out there has an answer, or has general information about the school, I would like to hear about it. While studying there in Washington, she met her future husband, Silas Alfred Fulton who was at Washington and Jefferson.
Subject: Gariglio, Panico Submitter: phyllis Gariglio Date: Sunday July 11th, 1999 at 19:07:10
Subject: Mahaffey, Gallagher Submitter: Jim Lock Date: Saturday July 10th, 1999 at 17:00:08
My Mahafey family arrived in PA from Ireland around 1810, stayed there until the 1840's and movred to Ohio, where I find them in the Vinton County, Ohio census. My ggg grandfather Cornelius Mahaffey and his wife Rosanna Gallagher arrived from Ireland and settled in PA around 1825-1830. They had 8 children, 7 of whom were born in PA. I have never found them yet in PA and have been looking for aobut 4 years. Their stay in PA is verified by family lore and subsequent census records that tell where the children were born. If I can only find them somewhere in PA. I can explore it further. Hopefully you can help. Their 7 Mahaffey children and birth dates are as follows: James, born 7-4-1836, may have been born in Ireland (census and subsequent obit differ) Patrick, born about 1826, born in PA, althgough may have been born in Ireland (census data differs) Mary, born about 1834, born in PA John, born about 1840, born inPA Charles, born about 1841. born in PA Thomas, born August 1846, born in PA Elizabeth, born 2-1-1848, born in PA Thank you for any help you can provide to me. If you cannot help me in this regard, perhaps you can refer me to someone who can. Jim Lock
Subject: Fouts, Pfouts, Pfautx Submitter: T.A. Fouts Date: Saturday July 10th, 1999 at 10:53:31
Subject: Towner, Crouch, Thomas, Linn, Yorty, Cannon Submitter: Bev Mervin Date: Friday July 9th, 1999 at 14:48:28
Subject: Denman Submitter: Sharon Vaught Date: Thursday July 8th, 1999 at 23:56:57 I am looking for information on Josiah DENMAN who was born in Pa. in abt.1800. He was in Washington County West Bethlehem in 1860 and I would like any info on him and family. I believe he was in Ohio in 1850 in Coshocton County. He had a wife Katherine age 55.and alot of children living with them age 1 and up also a daughter Mery age 35 some of the children are probably hers. A man Elijah Lewis age 66 was living with them also. IF ANYONE RECONIZES ANY OF THIS PLEASE HELP!
Subject: Lestan Submitter: Rick Solenberger Date: Thursday July 8th, 1999 at 23:38:16
Subject: Lemon, Wood, Hill Submitter: Gwen King Date: Thursday July 8th, 1999 at 14:25:17
Subject: Venard Submitter: Enid Willi Date: Wednesday July 7th, 1999 at 16:07:07
Subject: Kitchell, Richardson, Snyder Submitter: berneda tufts Date: Sunday July 4th, 1999 at 15:47:13
Subject: Norfolk Submitter: Camille Norfolk Franklin Date: Sunday July 4th, 1999 at 12:13:55
Would they be listed anywhere is they lived there for such a short period of time? Is there a central list of cemeteries and graves for Washington County? He was a brick layer. Thank you camillef@sierra.net
Subject: Reynolds Submitter: Michele Reynolds Date: Friday July 2nd, 1999 at 09:49:57
Subject: Clemens, Hugh Submitter: John Long Date: Thursday July 1st, 1999 at 23:58:35
Subject: McCartney Submitter: Rebecca Householder Date: Wednesday June 30th, 1999 at 06:09:36
Subject: Jandrokovic, Filipec Submitter: Sue Rosar Date: Tuesday June 29th, 1999 at 22:58:36
and settled in Elizabeth, Pa. In 1903 they moved to BROWNSVILLE and had their first son in December of that year. (Stephen) They operated a grocery store near the wharf and later moved it to their home,which was located at 1107 Water St. They had three other sons, John, Peter and Frank and also a daughter, Eva Straka. After Roza's death the store was moved to WEST BROWNSVILLE. John Sr. was very active in the CROATIAN LODGE and held the office of President for 51 years. He also did radio broadcasts in CROATIAN on Sunday mornings. If anyone can read CROATIAN or has any stories pertaining to my grandparents and other relatives I would appreciate hearing from you. I would especially like to find information on Steve's children. He was in the Marine Corps and after leaving he moved to SAN FRANCISCO,CA. He married and had two children, Marilyn and Steven Jr. We have never seen or met the family members and would appreciate any help in locating them. Thank-You for your time. SUE JANDROKOVIC ROSAR jsd1987@epix.net
Subject: Dodd Submitter: Sandra Lawrence Date: Tuesday June 29th, 1999 at 20:21:26
Subject: Kerns Submitter: Sandy Camman Date: Tuesday June 29th, 1999 at 20:08:13
Subject: Burgess Submitter: Deborah West Date: Sunday June 27th, 1999 at 21:06:07
in 1800. Anyone ever heard of him??? His family was originally from Ellicott City, MD, but he moved to PA and then back again??? WHY??? Thanks
Subject: Gaddis Submitter: Jim Gaddis Date: Sunday June 27th, 1999 at 16:08:28
Subject: Heenan Submitter: David R Smith Date: Sunday June 27th, 1999 at 10:56:49
Louise Heenan bn. August 30, 1882-83 in western Pa. perhaps in WASHINGTON Co. Her father, Richard M Heenan was an oil wildcatter connected with Standard Oil or Quaker State. If you can help, Thanks David R Smith dg4101@juno.com
Subject: Winesburg Submitter: Eileen Goddard Date: Sunday June 27th, 1999 at 09:12:22
Subject: Winesbvu Submitter: Eileen Goddard Date: Sunday June 27th, 1999 at 09:11:25
Subject: Bevington, Hopkins, Rilea, Bloomer Baker, Heath Submitter: Janice Porter Date: Sunday June 27th, 1999 at 06:27:44
Subject: Ford Submitter: Keith Basney Date: Wednesday June 23rd, 1999 at 17:05:58
Subject: Kerr, Morton Submitter: Bob Cook Date: Wednesday June 23rd, 1999 at 15:05:42
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