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This group is for anyone researching families from Pennsylvania at any point in time.

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Looking for Richard Heckman, Clewell Genealogist

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Comment by Kathleen Marie Cullen Todora on May 28, 2012 at 11:54am

Hi again! I forgot to mention the names of the children born to Jonathan Case and Mariah Cox: All born in PA, just possibly in Catawissa, Columbia County, PA and showed up again in 1850 in Roscoe, Winnebago, Illinois. These are the children whose mother (my fourth great-grandmother) Maria Cox or possibly Sarah Mariah Cox - we can't find. Sarah Case b.1830; Charles Case b. 1833, m. Martha Grason George Case b.1835; Martha Case b. 1838 m. Joseph Caspni;Harriet Case b. 1840 (my third great-grandmother); and William J. Case b. 1846 in Illinois. We have been looking for over a year for Jonathan Case' wife, Maria or Mariah or Sarah Mariah Cox.....(one record has him married to an Anna Fox from Spruce Hollow PA but that didn't pan out) perhaps a first wife...sure feels good to be connected to others on a Pennsylvania heritage journey. Thanks. Kathleen

 

Comment by Kathleen Marie Cullen Todora on May 28, 2012 at 11:22am

Hello I am new to the group and have been researching my maternal roots that seem to come out of NJ, but more strongly PA with surnames  Adam Case/Deats, Adam Case/Opdycke, Jonathan Case/Cox. Jonathan Case m. Mariah or Maria Cox and they had six children all born in PA - we can't seem to locate the Cox history at all which makes us wonder if she might have been native American. Sharing. Thanks. Kathleen

 

Comment by H Girdley on March 19, 2012 at 1:58pm

One of my favorite sites is the Berks County Association for Graveyard Preservation on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/media/albums/?id=150047911461 -

Here you can dig through their albums and find headstone pictures; note - as they are doing cemetery restoration and preservation, they are not creating individual memorials on FindAGrave.com

Comment by Mary Beth on February 26, 2012 at 5:33pm

Hi.  I am researching William Williams and his wife Jemima (Russell), who was born about 1806 PA, and died probably 1859-1874.  They had children John Williams b. 1841, PA, and Eliza (Cartwright).  I have not found them in any census.  I have nothing on William Williams.  I'm guessing he was born in PA.

Comment by Betty Jo Blevins on February 7, 2012 at 6:06pm

Was wondering if anyone could help me with my brick wall? My great grandfather, David Thomas Lloyd was born 23 May 1862 in PA. That is all I can find out. His mother and father were born in Wales and so far have not found when they came to the US. David had one brother born in MD, there were five children born in PA and three in OH. His father was Thomas B. Lloyd, born about 1826. I understand he was a coal miner. If anyone could help me I would be so grateful. This was a brick wall that also bothered my sister. She died in  2006 and I have since taken over trying to complete this family tree on my mother's side. She will never know as she has Alzheimers but I want to finish this for my brother and two remaining sisters.

Comment by Catherine Mary Andrell on February 4, 2012 at 8:20pm

I am also new to this site, my research in Pennsylvania is with Arthur Benjamin WIGLEY(30 Dec 1848 Uttoxeter, Staffordshire, England- 16 March 1910 Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, United States of America) and Blanche Annie EVANS(30 July 1858 Newport, Monmouthshire, Wales-24 June 1886 Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, United States of America) and their families. I know Arthur married 3 times and had many children. I trying to to locate the children from his 3 marriages, to Anna Maria LYNCH, Blanche Annie EVANS and Marion Louise GREEN.

Children:

Alice Blanche Wigley, Erastus Wiman Wigley, Charles Wigley,Grace Ellsmore Wigley,Alan Benjamin Wigley,Louis Alexander Wigley,Norman Wigley,Donald Thistle Wigley,Kathleen Phyllis St. John Wigley,Walter Franklin Wigley

all born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania USA.

 I know that Arthur Benjamin Wigley, for more than thirty years manager of the Pittsburgh office of the R. G. Dun & Company Mercantile Agency.

Many thanks

Comment by True! on February 2, 2012 at 6:21pm

Researching Cora Agnes Rebecca Watson. I have a Sweigard, Watson, Shover, Heckman Barrick names all the way to Henry Barrick born in 1731. Just wanted to get information and share. All these names are from Newville Cumberland and Berks County, PA. Also can't find parents for Martha Mary Jane McDonald born in 1861 married to a William Johnson

Comment by Kate Wagner on November 10, 2011 at 1:36pm

I am researching Christopher (Christoffell) Turnpaugh (Dornbach) (abt 1735 - abt 21 Aug 1805) and resided in the area surrounding York, PA (abt 1750) before acquiring land in Baltimore County, MD (1762).  

Comment by Cathy Milioto on October 23, 2011 at 2:37pm
Hi my name is Cathy Milioto and I am researching my grandfather's family-Langdon/Lanxton that lived in Allegheny County, Deer Township. I have several children I cannot find information for: Ann Jane b. 1859, Mary b. @1852, James M b. @ 1864 and William b. Sept 1850. Any help will be appreciated!
Comment by Lower-Bucks Genealogy-Club on October 6, 2011 at 5:45pm

Lower Bucks Genealogy Club Monthly Meeting

10/08/2011 @ 2:00 PM

Team Toyota Service Center (NOT the dealership!!!)

401 East Lincoln Highway

2nd Floor Community Conference Room

Langhorne, PA.  19047

All are welcome. We hope to see you there!

For more information: http://lbgc19047.webs.com

 

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