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Star and Republican BannerGettysburg, Pennsylvania September 20, 1845 Married on the 16th inst., by the Rev. Benjamin Keller, Mr. Benjamin Galbreath, to Miss Mary Ann Reed, both of Adams county. Married on the 18th inst., by the Rev. Benjamin Keller, Mr. Nicholas Stahner, to Miss Catharine Slosser, both of Franklin township. Married on Thursday week, … Read more
Hi and welcome to the York County Pennsylvania Genealogy Project — a proud member of the PA-Roots family of websites. This website is hosted by Nathan Zipfel. I’m really glad you stopped by and I hope that you find this website useful for your genealogical research. If you need to contact us, please click on … Read more
Gettysburg ComplierGettysburg, Pennsylvania January 9, 1822 Married on Thursday last, by the Rev. William Runkel, Mr. Basil Etzler, to Miss Catharine Hollenbaugh, both of Straban township. Died on Monday evening, the 31st ultimo, Mrs. Mary Pfoutz, consort of Mr. David Pfoutz, of Franklin township. January 16, 1822 Died on Saturday last, Mr. Elias Hoke, son … Read more
The following information is from the 1877 Caldwell’s Atlas of Clarion County Presbyterian Church – Helen Furnace Shilo Presbyterian Church – Miola Methodist Church – Helen Furnace
Helen Furnace Cemetery – Surnames H – Z Last Name First Name Middle Other Name Date of Birth Date of Death Age at Death Notes H S C H W B Hall Emily D 5 June 1850 30 yrs In the 30th … Read more
Helen Furnace Cemetery – Surnames A – G Last Name First Name Middle Other Name Date of Birth Date of Death Age at Death Notes Avery Carrie May 1899 1985 Avery Elia G 1871 1964 Avery George E 1858 1944 Avery Russell F … Read more
Altoona Tribune 1860 Altoona, Pa January 5, 1860 The Fayette Railroad was opened to Uniontown, on Monday last. The Methodist congregation of Johnstown has added a fine toned organ to their choir. Two men, named Francis Singer and Andrew Maxwell, were run over by the Express Train, and killed, at Blairsville Intersection, on Saturday evening … Read more
Hi all, Â A number of new additions have been made over the past couple of weeks. Martha and Terry teamed up to enter marriage records for these five churches: 1. Philadelphia Monthly Meeting of Friends (1682–1793). 2. German Reformed Church, Philadelphia.3. First Baptist Church, Philadelphia. 4. Presbyterian Church, Abington, Montgomery County, Pa. (1708–1800).5. Neshaminy Presbyterian … Read more