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St. Patrick’s Church Sugar Creek, PA 175th Anniversary Records Births 1803 -1841. Last Name First Name Baptismal Date Birth Date Mothers Name Fathers Name Aaron Margaret 5/7/1812 3/24/1812 Mary Peter Anderson Isaac 10/22/1803 5/10/1803 Mary Joseph Anderson Joseph 9/28/1805 Not Given Mary Joseph Archibleck Mary 9/28/1805 Not Given Mary Not Given Awen Bridget 6/12/1838 … Read more
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St Patrick Cemetery Sugar Creek Township Armstrong County Pennsylvania This is a partial transcription of tombstones at St. Patrick Cemetery, Sugarcreek Twp., Armstrong Co., PA, made by Mary Beth Wheeler 21 April 1998. The cemetery site is near the old log church of St. Patrick and the current church, whose address is R.D. 1, Box … Read more
Sugar Creek Township Armstrong County Pennsylvania School Records If you know the name or location of any schools in the township , please e-mail me Return to Sugar Creek Township Home Page
Betty J. Pyle’s World War II Scrapbook (Contributed by her grandson, Jeffrey Groves) Contributed by Jeffrey Groves for use by the Armstrong County Genealogy Project (http://www.pa-roots.com/armstrong/) Armstrong County Genealogy Project Notice: These electronic pages cannot be reproduced in any format, for any presentation, without prior written permission. Next
Armstrong County Genealogy Project Help Wanted Armstrong County Genealogy Project is committed to providing free access to all available on-line resources for Armstrong County researchers. This project is constantly looking for new resources that can be placed on-line, but in order to do that, we need volunteers. Would you like to help out with the … Read more
CENTENNIAL Worthington West Franklin 1863 – 1963 FOREWARD It has been asked, �Why write a history of Worthington?� It is not necessary to be a large city or to have played a major part in a prominent historical event to fill the niche in the hearts of the people. Although prominently located on the old … Read more
Welcome to the West Franklin Township Genealogy Project Resources Churches Cemetery Records Census Records Beers History Smith History School Records Boroughs and Villages Buffalo Creek Buffalo Mills Craigsville Branch Junction Station Laird Crossing Nichola Worthington
Wayne Township Armstrong County Pennsylvania Dayton Union Academy This school was established in 1852 by the united efforts of the United Presbyterian and Methodist Episcopal congregation, and was a non-sectarian institution. The first principal was Rev. John A. Campbell, and his successors were Rev. David K. Duff, David Love, A.M., D.W. Lawson and others. For … Read more
Wayne Township Armstrong County Pennsylvania Dayton Soldiers’ Orphans’ Home A need having arisen for a home for the children of deceased soldiers, Dayton was suggested as the most desirable location in the county, and in Nov. 1866, a stock company was organized with a capital of $15,000 and the following membership: Rev. David K. Duff, … Read more