The Scotch Irish in Colonial Pennsylvania
My research is in the early 1700's of Colonial Pennsylvania and covers most of the founders of Cumberland, and Dauphin counties
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Rev. Thomas McCaule/McCall
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looking for information on Rev. thomas mccaule/mccall lancaster cty Pa circa 1750 married jane Harrisdaughter of samuel harris and martha lairdany information appreciatedKathryn Brannigan WalizerContinue
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The Harris family of SC and Georgia
Need connections to Harris family of Spartansburg, SC and Taylorville GaMy granddaughter has married into the Harris family of SC and Georgia the g-grandfather was Percy Winfield Harris here is the…Continue
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Bob Mooney-Pa replied to Kathryn Brannigan Walizer's discussion EVac Hospitals in the group World War 1 and it's people."Did you ever find anything good from the letters?"
Carldine H. (Martin) Van Allen replied to Kathryn Brannigan Walizer's discussion android in the group Legacy Family Tree fans"I just discovered this app also. Have it on my Kindle. Am still learning how to best use it. So far I really like it. What's nice is that you can use it on i-phone, i-pad as well as android devices."
Barbara Gallagher joined Kathryn Brannigan Walizer's groupThe Scotch Irish in Colonial Pennsylvania
My research is in the early 1700's of Colonial Pennsylvania and covers most of the founders of Cumberland, and Dauphin counties
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Bob Mooney-Pa replied to Kathryn Brannigan Walizer's discussion EVac Hospitals in the group World War 1 and it's people."Sorry I haven't gotten back sooner. My persons name was Henry A. Wipfler."
Kathryn Brannigan Walizer left a comment for Dae Powell"Hi check my blog, I gave you a new shout out in my new column on blog and in the Heritage Newsletter for the NEPA Genealogical Society in Pa. soon to be published later this month
Hope things are well with you and yours''
Kathryn"
Angela Kraft replied to Kathryn Brannigan Walizer's discussion Laird and Harris in the group Scotch-Irish"In reply to your question about editing, I do works of fiction for self-published authors.
Have you a list of the various resources you have researched? I would be very interested in looking into some of them. I appreciate all you have typed…"
Sarah Stanley Galarza replied to Kathryn Brannigan Walizer's discussion Laird and Harris in the group Scotch-Irish"Thank you for the information. I will keep looking."
Kathryn Brannigan Walizer replied to Kathryn Brannigan Walizer's discussion Laird and Harris in the group Scotch-Irish"I have seen the name listed as Lord on many early documents also as Leard
the pitt st library in carlise pa has a great file o the early laird family' I have been researching the Laird and harris families for over 12 years with a lot of help…"
Kathryn Brannigan Walizer replied to Kathryn Brannigan Walizer's discussion Laird and Harris in the group Scotch-Irish"ID: I28029 Name: Samuel Harris Laird Surname: Laird Given Name: Samuel Harris Sex: M Birth: 12 Nov 1806 in Harrisburg, Dauphin Co., Pennsylvania Death: 1870 in Freeport, Stephenson Co., Illinois _UID: DB9151D8FBFB424D93194E55B6DD41E82508 Change…"
Lynn Anderson replied to Kathryn Brannigan Walizer's discussion Looking for Lost Aunt last address San Francisco in the group Southern California Genealogical Society and Family Research Library"If you get the death certificate, sometimes the Informant is a relative. They often show the cemetery and mortuary which also may help."
Angela Kraft replied to Kathryn Brannigan Walizer's discussion Laird and Harris in the group Scotch-Irish"Have you done much research on the Irish Family Hsitory page, or Scotland's People?
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Angela Kraft replied to Kathryn Brannigan Walizer's discussion Laird and Harris in the group Scotch-Irish"BTW, I was told a family tale that said when this branch landed in America they were asked their names and occupations and Laird (Lord) was the occupation put down as the name. I really didn't believe this as the immigration stories are rarely…"
Angela Kraft replied to Kathryn Brannigan Walizer's discussion Laird and Harris in the group Scotch-Irish"Hi Kathryn,
I actually don't have much on him yet, as I have not done in depth research on that particular branch of the family yet. I did read the Douphin County History pages that popped up for his dad, and other Pennsylvania histories…"
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- What surnames are you interested in researching?
- Laird, Welter, Glidewell, Harris,King, Bennett,Walizer, Titus,Brannigan,Reiley,Ruane,Rowan,McHugh,Lawler,Walsh,McManus, Lawler, Wilson, Spencer
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- Ireland, Ulster,Germany
- What is your level of genealogy knowledge?
- Advanced Family History Researcher
- If you are a genealogy expert, what are your specialties?
- Teach classes on Internet Genealogy, write column for Genealogy Newsletter on Internet Genealogy Websites.
Active in several Genealogy Clubs and Societies.and Libraries
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- At 5:33pm on January 12, 2011,
Kathy Wick Ahlbrandt said… - Happy New Year! hope all is well with you. wonder if you know anything good or bad about backupmytree.com?? trying to be thrifty as the more info I accumulate the more I worry it may blow away during a tornado!! in Feb 2008 a tornado blew away our post office, and a couple homes only 3 miles from our house.
- At 7:25pm on October 11, 2010, Kathy Wick Ahlbrandt said…
- been soooo busy, we are planning to move if we can sell our house. downsize I hope, but trying to be a bit closer to our new grandchild due in Feb.
- At 11:58pm on October 4, 2010,
Jim Avery said… - Hi Kathryn Thanks for the Avery info. Don't I wish I connected to the Groton Clan of the Averys. Alas DNA testing shows that I am not related to them. DNA also shows that I may not even be an Avery. I am more closely related to the Perry family than the Averys
- At 3:11pm on October 2, 2010,
Michael R. J. said… - sorry me
- At 11:16am on October 02, 2010, Shirley J. Vreeland gave Kathryn Brannigan Walizer a gift…
Thanks for your suggestion of Robyn. This afternoon I've been reading many discussions. Fascinating!! I think I'm really going to enjoy this site and gain valuable information.
- At 8:02pm on February 14, 2010, Jim Avery said…
- Sorry I missed you when you were at the regular chatroom tonight. Had to get a sweater and let Stormy out. I voiced your concerns about the test room. Someone suggested you changte the font to see if you can read it better.
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Years ago when genealogy first appeared on the net, there was what was called a genealogy web ring that was built up by various sites from individuals with a passion for genealogy facts and figures. and of the early sites was
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Years ago when genealogy first appeared on the net, there was what was called a genealogy web ring that was built up by various sites from individuals with a passion for genealogy facts and figures. and of the early sites was
www.accessgenealogy.com
I decided to revisit this site and was amazed at the changes. What started out as a… Continue
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