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Bethel Township Armstrong County Pennsylvania Census Records 1830 Census Record 1840 Census Record 1850 Census Record 1860 Census Record 1870 Census Record Return to Bethel Township Home Page
Bethel Township Armstrong County Pennsylvania Cemeteries Bethel Lutheran Church Cemetery Crooked Creek Presbyterian Cemetery Homewood Baptist Cemetery Smail Family Cemetery If you know the name or location of any cemeteries in the township or if you have transcribed one of the cemeteries, please e-mail me Return to Bethel Township Home Page
Bethel Lutheran Church CemeteryBethel Township, Armstrong County, Pennsylvania Surname First Name Middle Name Other Name Date of Birth Date of Death Age at Death Notes ABER MELVIN O 1921 1945 ABER NINA O 1890 1952 W/O HERBERT ABER HERBERT 1888 1959 H/O NONA O ARNER HARRY E 09/04/1880 07/09/1967 H/O ROSE CRAIL CH REC ARNER … Read more
Welcome to the Bethel Township Genealogy Project Resources Churches Cemetery Records Census Records History – Smith History of Armstrong County History – Beers School Records Boroughs and Villages Center Valley Kelly Logansport Tunnelville
Smith Historical Record Index 1 – Historical Sketch of Armstrong County 2 – Armstrong County in the War of the Rebellion 3 – Township Division and Organization 4 – The Borough of Kittanning 5 – Allegheny (now Bethel, Parks and Gilpin) 6 – Kittaning 7 – Red Bank … Read more
Smith’s History Project The Smith’s History Project is the transcription of the History of Armstrong County Pennsylvania that was written in 1883 by Robert Walter Smith. This history is considered to be the best Armstrong County resource for researchers . It contains very detailed information about each of the townships to include the descriptions of … Read more
XXVII Perry Township Organization of the Township – The Pioneers – Their Work and their Hardships – Early Roads and Primitive Manufactures – The Pioneer Schools – Truby’s Mill – The Borough of Queenstown. Perry Township was formerly a part of Sugar Creek. In 1845 it was organized as Parry, with the following limits: Brady’s … Read more
Chapter 15 Mahoning Township Organized in 1851 from Territory in Madison, Pine, Wayne and Red Bank Townships- Boundaries- First Election- Mahoning Creek Navigation Company- The Early Settlers and First Owners of the Land Tracts- Transfers- Village of Texas, now Oakland- Joint Stock Company- Methodist Episcopal Church- Baptist Church- Brethren in Christ Congregation- Oakland Classical and … Read more
Chapter 9 Wayne Township Set off from Plum Creek in 1821 – Named in Honor of �Mad Anthony� – The Original Land Tracts – Their Early Owners and the Settlers Upon Them – The North American Land Company – Gen. Robert Orr Succeeds the Company in Ownership of Their Lands in Armstrong County – Holland … Read more
Chapter 8 Plum Creek Township Derivation of the Name –Organised in 1810 — Very Early Settlement �Blockhouses — An Indian Attack — Women Making Bullets — Children Captured by the Savages — Bridging Crooked Creek — First Application to the Court for a Bridge — Absalom Woodward — David Ralston — A Tavern Tragedy of … Read more