Record of Mortgages, Washington County, New York 1773-1881 FamilySearch has placed online the Washington County, New York mortgage records in the form of images, without an index, in their New York Land Records, 1630-1975 collection. Below are lists and links to information regarding this office, its history, as well as other sources related to the rich history of Chester County and Pennsylvania. Family Trees. Early Immigrants to Pennsylvania 1680s-1726 Directory of Online Transcriptions and Lists of Immigrants. 1. 1791 - Tax on whiskey passed by the Federal government. From 1760 to 1770 settlements were rapidly made in various places throughout Western Pennsylvania and Virginia. In religious faith County Clerk has birth and death records 1893-1915 and marriage records from 1885. 1696, Ireland, d. 17 Mar. Get this from a library! Author - Keith A. Shows family names on their properties. Appears in 13 books from 1861-1982. Barlow, James. Minute book of the Virginia court held for Yohogania County, first at Augusta town (now Washington, Pa.) and afterwards on the Andrew Heath farm near West Elizabeth; 1776-1780 (Source: FamilySearch) Orphans' court dockets, 1781-1868; index to orphans' court records, 1781-1952 Viewing restrictions apply (Source: FamilySearch) Washington County Outline of Townships Map from USGenWeb Archives Map Project. From this time the Disciple Church grew rapidly, aided very much by the college established at Bethany, W. Va., near Washington County, in 1840, by Alexander Campbell, and by Pleasant Hill Female Seminary, developed by Mrs. Jane McKeever, his sister, and continued by her son, Thomas Campbell McKeever, located in Independence Township, Washington County, Pa., Prothonotary Office has divorce records from 1816 and court records from 1797. Between 1789 and 1792, Robert CARSON went from Cumberland, PA to Madison, KY. In that and in the following year, settlements were made at Red-stone and Turkey Foot. Allegheny County taken from Washington County are these:Michael Shoemaker, 68 John Bean, Nathaniel Boyer,69 Daniel Guttshilk, John Yager,70 Jacob Beam and John Boyers. Hopewell Twp. FIRST SETTLERS. (Washington [District of Columbia]: John T. Humphrey, c1991 (Pen Argyl, Pa. : Plainfield Press)). When a family is supported and cared for, infants and toddlers with special needs feel the love too. Western Region: Office of Children, Youth, and Families 11 Stanwix Street, Room 260 Pittsburgh, PA 15222 (412) 565-5728 However, the number of families leaving the Wilkes County area between 1784 and 1799, with the lawsuits and active court cases, involve a much louder voice. The 1800 census of Wilkes County demonstrates how many of these early families left the area. The surname Spirer/Spear has migrated to Tennessee. By S. H. Flickinger. Help Me Grow will contact our Early Intervention department as appropriate. They lived their lives in Washington County and reared a large family. The sketches are of Greene County families predominantly, though unavoidably some sketches concern families of Washington or Fayette County provenance. THE WRITTEN AND ORAL HISTORY OF WESTMORELAND CO., PA. The text of Major Lutz' address to the Dunnings Creek Sportsmen on Tuesday, follows: History is a result of causes. Early Families of York County, Pennsylvania, Volume 2 book. Evans : "Reprinted from the files of the Waynesburg Republican of 1875 and 1876." 1740 probably in Ireland. Pennsylvania York County, Little Brittain, Lancaster County, Centre, Centre County, West Branch, Clearfield County, Dunnings Creek, Bedford County. Clearfield County comprises the DuBois, PA Micropolitan Statistical Area, which is also included in the State College-DuBois, The Washington County Families can be found on pages 347-358: Clark, Gillespie, Livingston, McNaughton, and Savage. Washington County USGenWeb Archives. (will book 1, page 5) It was written on 14 September 1779 and proven on 3 January 1782. Acheson Family in Washington Co., PA. www.allumgenealogy.com The site documents William Allum, ca 1754-1840, of Harford County, Maryland and Washington County, Pennsylvania and his descendants. An area visited by explorers, Native Americans, and early pioneer families, a land that speaks of traditions and folklore, stories, and legends. Wicked FleshPaperback Coming Soon. Information from the book, The Cabin Faced West, and from the Washington County Historical Society. The first town of Pittsburg, built in 1760, and having some 250 inhabitants, was destroyed in Pontiac's war; but a new town was laid out in 1765. Major Lutz described Colonial times in Bedford County. 2. Remnants of these prehistoric encampments have surfaced and been excavated near springs and streams. Hunting artifacts and tools date to before the Paleo Period when mammoths and mastodons roamed the region. Before the naming of these settlers, please allow focus on the early surnames who arrived before 1755. Page 1 of 181 jobs. A Robert CARSON was taxed in Baltimore, MD in 1783 (see below). Lists Date of Importation and Family Names: 22 Feb. 1739. Unlike those for Allegheny County, the lists of heads of families for Bedford County showarather heavy concentration of Pennsylvania Germans. Hereare afew examples:FredrickDubbs,ConrodSnider, JohnOlinger, ChristonKisor,SallySnider,HendreyHoover,Peter Early Koller Families of Southern York County, Pennsylvania 3 - Jacob KOLLER (b.May 1772, attended Fissel's Church, family moved to Seneca Co., OH in 1830s, d. 19 Aug 1838 in Eden Twp.) c 1997 by Keith A. He told of the old Allegheny Trail, the Shawnee Indian migration, pioneer Indian traders, and many incidents in the early history of Bedford county. Please be sure to specify names of persons to check in your request. Genealogy of the descendants of Robert Smith includes Moor (Source: PA's Past) Biography of George W. Moore (Source: USGenWeb Minnesota Archives) Family bible of Robert Moore & Mary Kerr One son is Ard Moore, born March 8, 1817, of Washington County (Source: USGenWeb Pennsylvania Archives) Families in need of extended hours for before or after care may be interested in one of our child care partner sites. Beaver County, Pennsylvania History: 1,348: Book of biographies : this volume contains biographical sketches of leading citizens of Beaver County, Pennsylvania. A Family's Introduction to Early Intervention in Pennsylvania (Spanish) Early Intervention Supports and Services: Facts for Families; Principals of Early Intervention in Pennsylvania Problem Solving in Early Intervention; Problem Solving in Early Intervention (Spanish Version) Watch Me Grow ; Keys to Early Childhood Inclusion; Connect with Families Businessmen's ledgers of Franklin County, Pennsylvania Family History Library. Special thanks to Susan Walters who transcribed this work. Humphrey, John T. Early families of Northampton County, Pennsylvania. Displayed here are Job Ads that match your query. John H. DARRAGH, Mary October 22 1821 WILLIAMS, Henry W. STONE, Lucy J. of Petersburg, NY; married at Pittsburgh May 20 1846 WILLIAMS, William H. BARCLAY, Ellen June 03 1832 WRIGHT, William TAYLOR, Elizabeth December 27 1821 HISTORY OF NORTHAMPTON COUNTY,PENNSYLVANIA,ILLUSTRATED, 1877. A similar overview of the city of Washington in the year 2012. King Smith : Hughes. History of Washington County, Pennsylvania, 1871 (included in U.S. County and Regional Histories and Atlases collection) Ancestry History of Washington County, Pennsylvania, 1882 (included in U.S. County and Regional Histories and Atlases collection) Ancestry Iams Collection at the Citizens Library in Washington, Pennsylvania Family History Library We are dedicated to protecting children from abuse and neglect, while preserving families when possible. History and Genealogy. The settlers of Pennsylvania all have had their memorials written except the Scotch-Irish. I, The family of Hammond is of considerable antiquity in England, and it probably may have derived its origin from a branch of the Norman House of St. Amand.. When you find your ancestors' tracts, your first step is to check two sources for details about their lives: (1) Boyd Crumrine's 1882 History of Washington County, PA which has an absolute wealth of information about early residents, and (2) the University of Pittsburgh/Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania's online library which has 512 books on Pennsylvania history online, Wikimedia Commons/Public Domain. PA's Past: Digital Bookshelf at Penn State. "Early Families of Lancaster, Lebanon and Dauphin Counties Pennsylvania." In 1789 he was employed to bribe the Highland clans to submit to King William Ill. They are buried on the Hill farm. 1. Turbut Township, Northumberland County. New Bethel Presbyterian : 1777 Petition. Finish Strong. William Hamilton is a DAR Patriot, Number: A050315. Estate Records. 5 1787 - December, Pennsylvania becomes the second state to ratify the Constitution. His will is on file at the Washington County, PA courthouse. By empowering and engaging families and the community, safety and permanency can be achieved and all members can thrive. Beers & Co.;] David 1758 Francis 1759 William 1745. Register & Recorder Phone: 724-852-5283/5284. Waynesburg, Pa. Notes. The first Deed was recorded in this office in 1688. 4 of 54. 1788 - Allegheny County established, taken from Washington and Westmoreland Counties. Trolley tracks run along Bohrmans Mill in Schuylkill County in the early 1900s. The county was organized Nov. 25, 1820, out of the territory of Montgomery Co. MANATAWNY SECTION. The county of Callaway was named for the gallant Captain James Callaway, who was killed by the Indians at Loutre creek, on the 7th of March, 1815. The item Commemorative biographical record of Washington County, Pennsylvania : containing biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens, and of many of the early settled families represents a specific, individual, material embodiment of a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in Indiana State Library. The biographies are conveniently arranged in alphabetical order within township and borough and In 1802 a log church was built in the Doyle family grave yard that was on the property of Felix and Sarah Doyle. The Montgomery County Intermediate Unit 23, through an agreement with the Department of Education, is contracted to deliver those services in Montgomery County. Taken from "The Scotch-Irish in America: Proceedings and Addresses of the Second Congress at Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, May 29 to June 1, 1890". This useful offprint contains biographical sketches of approximately 800 southwestern Pennsylvania residents. He provided Patriotic service during the American Revolution by paying supply tax in Washington County, Province of Pennsylvania, in 1781. The following were residents prior to 1820, and some of them quite early: Matthew West, James H. Hays, Johnson Glass, Thomas Lewis, John Redman, Daniel Risher. Also see Early American Maps (outside website) especially maps of 1800 & 1812 Note: No ads on this outside website are endorsed by the Telephone 951-567-5978, e-mail: relmlakers@earthlink.net. THIS COUNTY IS AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION! Certified copies, restricted to family, can be ordered online, by mail, or in person. First Families of Pennsylvania (FFP) is a lineage society open to any GSP member who can prove descent from a resident of what is now Pennsylvania during the time periods listed below: Colony and Commonwealth: 16381790. Keystone and Cornerstone: 17911865.