Cameron County, PA
Posted Queries for February thru March 1999

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PAGE posted by Kennedy on Friday, February 5, 1999

PAGE,Susan Evelyn Ropckwell Cameron, PA born 1857 Came to Cameron Co in 1859

 

SCANLAN posted by Bob Scanlan on Thursday, February 11, 1999

My great grandfathers name was William SCANLAN. Lived in Browsville until death early 1900'S. Wifes name Annie. Son's name my grandfather George N. SCANLAN. I need his death certificate to find his parents information. Also Annie'S to find hers. if you could help or direct me in the right direction i would be most grateful.

 

EVANS, EVEANS, VINSON posted by John Jaynes on Sunday, February 14, 1999

Looking for any information on family of Martin B and Lydia (VINSON) EVEANS or EVANS who lived in Emporium at least in 1868/1869 when their daughter Charlotte was born. They moved to Warren, Pa probably in 1903.

 

DRAKE, RUSSELL, RUSSSELL posted by Gary Russell on Thursday, February 18, 1999

Looking for descendants of Maude, Belle, Rena, and Albert RUSSELL. Albert Merrill RUSSELL was born 1885 in or around Mix's Run, Cameron Co. Possibly related to Allen RUSSSELL (1830-1894) and Wilbur RUSSELL (1828-1882) who were born in Russell Hill, Pa, but moved to Cameron Co and formed business in lumber industry. Both killed in lumber camps. Rena later lived in Johnstown. Belle and Maude married Duke and Walter DRAKE of (I believe) Williamsport. Ultimate goal is to find names of parents of Albert M. RUSSELL.

 

DIVANY, HALEY, LAWSON posted by Nancy Rudolph on Saturday, February 20, 1999

I'd like your help in finding the spouse and children of my g grandfather. His name is John LAWSON and he lived in Cameron County as the following obituary from the Johnsonburg, March 27, 1914, paper notes: John LAWSON Killed Brother of Two Johnsonburg Ladies Was Killed on P & E Yesterday. "Yesterday about noon Mrs. Danile HALEY and Mrs. Michael DIVANY, both of this place, received a telephone message announcing the death of their brother, John Lawson, who was track foreman on the P & E. at Beechwoods, between St. Mary and Emprotium. He was struck by train No 42, the east bound passenger that leaves here at 10:46. It is understood Mr. Lawson and the crew were getting the hand car off the track as the passenger train came around a curve and struck them, Mr. Lawson being killed and one man of the crew was badly injured and was taken to Emporium. Decased was aged about 55 years, and leaves his wife and seven children, three of whom are married, and the others, the youngest a boy of 13, are at home. Interment will be made at Emporium. Mr. and Mrs. Haley, Mr. and Mrs. Divany, John and Michael Haley, left last night to attend the funeral. Thanks for your help.

 

SIMPSON, SWEET posted by Joann Russell on Monday, February 22, 1999

I am looking for Hannah SIMPSON and William SWEET; they were married and had several children, one son being Walter Clark SWEET, born Sept. 3, 1873 in Bradford area. I was referred to the 1870 census records, on which appears a Hannah Simpson from Cameron; she may be the individual I am searching for. If you know of these families or can direct me for further research, please e-mail! Thank you very much!

 

ORMSBY, ROBISON posted by Jan Robison on Wednesday, March 10, 1999

Henry B. ROBISON, b. 1844 (locale unknown), d. 1916. Married Lucinda G. Ormsby, b. 1843, d.1915. Four children: Orson W., b 1868, Ency, b. 1881, d.1915, Sarah and Emma. Henry, Lucinda, Orson and Ency are buried at Maplewood Cemetery, Alfred, NY (Allegany County). Could Henry have come from Cameron Co. or the surrounding area?? Have been looking for info on Henry for over 30 years. Please help!

 

BISHOP posted by Bonnie Harvey on Saturday, March 13, 1999

Looking for family with common ancestor, Gara BISHOP.

 

LORD, RITCHEY posted by E. Homer on Thursday, March 25, 1999

Help is requested regarding ALBERT LORD, and his wife, ELIZABETH ANN (Ritchey) LORD, both of whom died in Cameron, Cameron Co., PA., 1916 and 1927 respectively. They had 11 children: EDGAR, EMMA, ROBERT, ALBERT, LAURA, HARVEY, REBECCA, ELIZA, GERVASE, CORA and ROSANNA. I will appreciate and all assistance on any members of this family.

 

HART, ROWLAND posted by David Maher on Thursday, March 25, 1999

I am tracing the family of Major Adolphus Rowland who was in the 5th Regiment of the PA Cavalry during the Civil War. They had a nickname of the CAMERON DRAGOONS and I am wondering if they came from Cameron.

 

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