Software Upgrade

17 November 2011 – We are in the process of upgrading to the latest version of the software that manages PA-Roots.  If you find any problems navigating the website, please let us know.

Butler County Created

  BUTLER COUNTY Created March 12, 1800 from part of Allegheny County and named for General Richard Butler, a military officer who was born in Ireland and came to America before 1760.. He served during the Revolutionary War as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Pennsylvania ranks and of Morgan’s Rifle Corps in 1777. In l787, … Read more

Chester High School, Class of 1943

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Chester High School Class of February 1943           – PDF of page is available   Dorothy Mae Aschenbach   Carol Elaine Ayers   Rose A Babicki   Noreen   Ballod   Bernice Webster Barrowclough   Joseph Lee Bradley   Theodore Bernard Brodzinski   Pearl Elizabeth Brooks   Gloria Estelle Brown   Susan … Read more

Who was he? Reflections on Memorial Day

Frank Lester Jackson

Who was he?  Reflections on Memorial Day Monday May 30’th is Memorial Day.  Growing up we still called it Decoration Day.  For many people it’s just a long weekend, an extra day off from work with pay.  We often went to visit a cemetery on that day.  Memorial Day began after the Civil War with … Read more

Clinton County Mailing Lists

PACLINTO-L Topic: Clinton County, Pennsylvania. Subscribing. Clicking on one of the shortcut links below should work, but if your browser doesn’t understand them, try these manual instructions: to join PACLINTO-L, send mail to PACLINTO-L-request@rootsweb.com with the single word subscribe in the message subject and body. To join PACLINTO-D, do the same thing with PACLINTO-D-request@rootsweb.com. Subscribe … Read more

Clinton County History

CHAPTER XIV. CLINTON COUNTY. Clinton county erected—Geological features and streams—Public improvements…Towns; Lock Haven, Farrandsville, Dunnstown, Lock. Port, Mill Hall, New Liberty, Young Womanstown, Salona—Education—Religious denominations—Indians visited by Count Zinzendorff, 1742; by David Brainerd, 1746; by Conrad Weiser, 1755–Weiser’s letters to Gov. Morris and Richard Peters, touching the Indians here, and his visit to them–Moses Van … Read more