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Re: #SurnameShoutOut #surnameshoutout
Below are my Berks County ancestors: 1. Edward Davi(e)s (d. 1827 in Maidencreek Twp., Berks Co., PA - m. Elizabeth 2. Johannes Jacob Dunkel (1703-1787) m. Anna Margaret Diehl 3. Elizabeth Rosina
By Ctsmithson · #57 ·
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By Ben Ray · #56 ·
Just celebrated 75 years marriage, then passes: Rasor/Wion/Herr/Longancker/Shank/Reist/Brubaker/Hershey/Weybright/Geiger/Fetters/Eby/Forney/
From Patrick McGarry Just celebrated their 75th in picture, but sadly Roger died after (obit and genealogy at bottom)(1st cousin to genealogist Leo
By Richard Berkheiser · #55 ·
Re: Seaman
Thank you, Connie. If I can help you with any information, just let me know. Mary
By Mary Sayman · #54 ·
Re: Seaman
Thanks Mary For all the Info. We may wish to use our emails when replying with a lot of materials. Though others will appreciate and may use what you sent if they are not on one of the three or four
By Connie Oberholser · #53 ·
Re: Seaman
You are welcome to the entire tree. It is there for others to use. Not all it absolutely proven so prove them out if I don't have much documentation. I began adding the Seamans as I was interested in
By Connie Oberholser · #52 ·
Re: Seaman
Hi, Bess. The Seaman people you list were from England. I know this because I researched them lightly many years ago. The surname I am researching was spelled S?man (S?man) or S?mann (S?mann)
By Mary Sayman · #51 ·
Re: Seaman
None of this will probably help, but in my family file, I have 5 individuals with Seaman surnames who married cousins of mine: Rachael Seaman m. Solomon Doty (born about 1691) from probably Plymouth
By Bess Butler · #50 ·
Re: Seaman
Hello, Connie. Here is what I have for Johann Ludwig Seaman b.1722 NR in front of a name just means Not Related in my files. I have had so many inter-family marriages where both were related (1st
By Mary Sayman · #49 ·
Re: Seaman
Hello, Connie. Johann Ludwig Seaman (1722-1797) was married twice. His first wife ia Anna Maria as you have it listed. His 2nd wife was named Catherine. They are both mentioned in his will. He is
By Mary Sayman · #48 ·
Re: Seaman
Hi, Kristine. Eberhardt was the son of Johann Ludwig Seaman b. 1722. He is my 4th GGrandfather through his son, Ludwig, b. 1794. Nice to meet you, Cousin. I am on MyHeritage.com. I would love to
By Mary Sayman · #47 ·
Re: Early migratory trails in PA
While there is a Miller family that lived in New Castle / Mahoning twp, I have not been able to connect them to my Millers, in North Beaver Twp about 2 miles north of Wampum Pa. It is interesting
By keith nuttle · #46 ·
John Saul m Mary/Maria Kemmerer Information needed!
I am doing 4 Daughters of the American Revolution applications. They all need the birth, death, and marriage information for: John Saul, born c 1827? died c 1873His wife, Mary/Maria Kemmerer, born c
By Marcia · #45 ·
Re: Early migratory trails in PA
There is a Mahoning Township in Lawrence Co PA too.
By Ann Trimmer <ann@...> · #44 ·
Re: Early migratory trails in PA
No.? This is tied up pretty tight. In 1801, The Grandfather John Miller purchased 200 acres of land that had been deeded to a Revolutionary War Vet in 1787.? The original warrant and survey map of
By keith nuttle · #43 ·
Re: Seaman
I also have Seaman in my family, my 5th great grandmother was Sarah Seaman who married William Mengel, her parents were Jonathan Seaman and Susanna Kaufman. Jonathan was the son of Eberhardt Seaman
By Kristine Ritter · #42 ·
Surnames
Mertz Klingaman The Mertz line does have dna confirmation As my direct line was in Berks PA, then Union PA From there went to Auglaize Ohio Before going to Iowa Mary Mertz@...
By Mary Mertz · #41 ·
Re: Early migratory trails in PA
Isn't Lawrence Co PA right next to Mahoning Co Ohio? Might they have owned land that was in both states?
By Ann Trimmer <ann@...> · #40 ·
Re: Early migratory trails in PA
There is one trail that is hard to find information.? It ran from the mouth of the Beaver river at the Ohio, north along the Beaver to to the Mahoning river, and then following that river into
By keith nuttle · #39 ·
Early migratory trails in PA
When replying to another list today I found these maps. Those who were in Northumberland / Schuylkill Co who migrated to Jefferson and Clarion and Venango etc. the route on the map is Pink Purple
By Connie Oberholser · #38 ·